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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-27

| qucsto Distretto Consoarc, poche o.
re dopo il suo arriyo in Filadelfia,
senza la neccssita' di farci prccedere
da qualsiasi annunzio.
L'incontro con il nostro Direttorc
ayvcnnc ncl'aristocratico Ritz Carl
ton. mel cui Hotel 'illustre funzio-
mario ha preso allogio in un elegan-
te appartamento.
Fgli ci accolse con quelIa genti-
lezza d'animo cortesia di modi che
sono le caratteristiche del figli della
/ generosa Stella.
- Ho sempre semitic parlare del
/ la Colonia italiana di Filadclfia, ci
diceva il cav Silitti, in un modo
motto msinghiero non ignore gil
atti del suo sincere patriottismo, spe-
cialmentc durantc il periodic della
guerra. Sono percio orgoglioso oggl
di troyaImi in mczzo a questi miei
connazionali, al cui interesse indivi-
dualc e collective 10 dedichero' tutta
Ia mia opera.
A nome del Figli d'Italia di
Pennsylvania, rispose il nostro diret-
tore, che e anchc CIR Venerable
deli Ordinc in qucsto State, lie do il
Ibenycnuto. Cav. Sillitti; con fassicu-
razionc che moi. come l'abbiamo fat
to con eli illustri Suoi predecessor
Iri. he daremo tutto fappoggio pos
sibile per facilitarlc il compito, che
son sicuro espletera' con quella fe-
de costanza che La fecero distin-
guero mel Consolato della Metropo-
Iii.
Dopo qucste brew battutc di pre-
sentazione. il nosro direttore sin
trattenne a parlarc con il Regio Con
sole su varii soggetti ne riporto'
Il'impressione che Sc nella colonia i
taliana di questa citta' rimane un
vuoto per la partenza del Cav. 81
Ilenzi, il yuoto vienc colmato dalla
presenza di un altro egregio funzio-
mario. che sapra' esscre di una drit,
tura morale di una bonita verso
propri connazionah de -nderli sod
; disfatti in ogni loro giusto desiderio
10 sono il Console di tutti, sog
giungeya il Cav. Sillitti. ii poverc
r ed il ricco; ranalfabeta, PintelGgen
4 te ed il professionista saranno d'
: me trattati ALA stessa stregua, u
a gualmente, senza spirito di parte
: 10 voglio essere il yostro collabora
G tore ed in lutte le cose buone troye
; rete in me, il vostro connazionale,
vostro AMIGO, il yostro protettore.
II Cav. Sillitti ci raccomanday
Il runita' collettiya in favore dell'ito
/, Hanita' e ci parlo' dele scuole, deg
/ asih, degl Orfanotrofi.
i - Ma non corriamo, continue
dirci; sono ancora nuoyo desidel
"a studiare la psiche del nostri conn,
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-27
La Camera di Com
mGTCiO ItdIidnd

Prima che il Rcgio Console d'Ita-
lia in Fjladerin, Cavaliore Naurizia-
no Gug!ielmo SiIenzi fossc partito
per Ia nuoya rcsidenza di New Or
leans component la costituenda
Camera di Commercio italiana vol
lcro riunirsi la scra di ycncrdi' del
Ia scttimana scorsa per procedcrc al
la lcttura ed approyazione dello Sta
mto rondamcntale ed ALA e.
lczionc temperance dcgli Ufriciali di
administrations.
Abbiamo dovuto constatarc che
non esiste quell'cntusiasmo mostra-
TO ncIla prima riunionc. II hume
re- dci present., neIla seduta di ve-
nerdn scorso, non oltrepassaya la ci-
fra di trcnta La prima cosa da far
ST in circostanzc simili e quelIa di
chicdcrc coloro che intervcngono,
prima che lc file 81 assottigliuo di
.piu', Ia proya tangible sotto forma
di denaro, cioe' la tassa annuale,
Neanche qucsto 81 fecc nclI'ultima
riunionc, scbbene abbiamo ragione di
credere che nessuno del present. 81
lifiutera' di contibuire ALA istituen-
da Camera.
Intanto il DR.. Vico Ciccone, pre-
sidente del Comitato, dopo avcre di-
chiarata apcrta Ia scduta, lesse un
patriottico discorso conchiudendo che
Ia Camera di Commercio italiana di
Filadelfia era un fatto compute, af-
fermazionc ripetuta poscia dal Cav
Sienzi al quale yeniva offerta una
cesta di fiorj fra gli applause calorosi
delI'Asscmblea.
10 statute fundamentals ed il re.
golamento, letti dal presidente, flu.
rono approyati nd unanimita' PEI
come redatti.
In ultimo yenne eletto un consi
Clio administrative proyyisorio mel
le pcrsonc del signori DR. Nico Cic
cone, presidentc; Nazareno Monticel
II. vice Presidentc; Commentator,
.C. c. A. Baldi, tesoriere c G.. Gao
ciola. G Foti, d. Cini, Dir. r. ri
gani. avv Giovanni Di Silvestro, Ga
ribaIdi Fclici. q. PERI, A. Giunta
. Or. A D'Alessandro, Cav Uff
|F. A. Trayascio. consiglieri. II Sc
gretario, giusta disposizione del re
goamcnto, sara nominate dial Con
siglio di amministrazione, sebben
con proposta fosse state Indicate Co
Stantino Costantini.
Voglamo augurarci che compo
nenG il Consiglio d'amministrazio
ne provvisorio voglano fare un layo
70 intense di propaganda per indTr
neln Camera di Commerce. i con
nazionali piu' irriducibili.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-27
AvvISO IMPORTANTE

Nella raccoIta nella rimessa del
. offcrte, raccomandiamo sollccitu-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-27

- trasformaya, ottcncva effetti che
ncsslma mcntc musicale ha mai pen
sato di ottencrc C'cra la scicnza G
Famine musicale italiano in tutti
quei professor di orchestra che ho
ragione di crcdere hanno dedicate
Sc stessi all'arte dhina.
Gil appIausi - lrcnetici, promn-
gait.
La Loggia III Italia No. III. O.
+. d'I. in a., unica nellie esprcssio-
nj di gentilczza -. offri' al maestro
Toscanni un artistico ccsto di rose
rosse. Essc esprimc,auo non solo la
ammirazione pei grande; ma erano
alto di riconoscenza per l'uomo che
con Ia sua coorte d'arusti ia opera di
propaganda italiana in America,
6 Mario 1921.
+. di TaraScouc.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-27
Scappa... Scappa...

( Conoscevo il defunto Cccco Bep-
pc col tristo nome che gil diedc il
Imondo ciyile "llmpcratore degli inn
piccati"; ma candidamente confesso
che non mi era noto "fUntorc degli
Iimpiccati". Ora he saputo anche que
sto, con orrore. Certo, alcuni dove
Iri, ratti per esDletamcnto d. missio-
nj. sono tristi; ma a che rievocarli !?
Forse per dare del romanzesco ad
una disputa AHA quale Miles Clio
riousus ha yoluto appiccicare lutte
lie tinte: da quella eroicomica, ALA
triviale-sguaiata: da quella della soz-
zura dell'insinuazionc, ALA geremia-
de ridicola; da quella della smargias-
sata imbelle, ALA asinesca compun-
zione del Loiola, senza cuItura ed a
corto di argomentazioni + confesso
che la miseria di quell'indiyiduo mi
ia pena, anche perchc' fino pochi
mesi ia 10 10 credeyo una qualche co
sa di piu' di quello che 81 e rivelato
/ + Sc 10 stile e l'uomo, il pubblico che
ha letto, ha anche giudicato. Miles ha
chiuso la disputa come solo un pa
ri suo la poteva chiudere: con una
minaccia ed uno sberleffo..
A me In minaccia non ia paura,
come ami ia non mi spayentarono
eli articolisti del PrOietari0 Dome
nico Nucera Abenayoli quello che
no detto ha per base fatti e documen-
Ii che il Gloriosus Barone di Mon
chausen non ha potuto smentire
La disputa Pho iniziata in buona
fede. Quattro risposte oneste since
re ayrebhero messo lc cose a posto.
Ma no; con cio' non e state pos
sibile, perche' c'era del marcio in...
Danimarca.
IL barone dice di aver riceyuto ven
tiquattro lettcrc etc. ed una poesia
di un barbiere: 10 no riceyuto. in
yece, due o tre document. col visto
di autorita' patrie e local.. lie lette-
/ re. (se e vero che Miles l'ha rice
NuLel SOuO seal dCtlll uCl SOlLLL Id
Imuli, potrebbero anche essere dello
stampo di quelle giunte quando IN
certo assistente prese il yolo con una
colombella, pronubo che Gloriosu'
/ sa. + fu allora che egli ebbe una
dele tante "tremarole' per dirla cor
, un vocabolo del libero docente in la
= tinorum.
= versi endecasillabi Ii scrivero' il
4 - motif per lui solo, quando ne
2 parossismo di un'altra "tremarola'
! egli sara costretto cambiare di nuo
: vo abito, Questo e bene che 10 sap
+ pia anche il figaro turbolento pc
: quale e pronto del ranno del sa
r pone
Miles Gloriosus vuole che 10 NETT
G fuori certe cose che tutti sanno,
+ bate i piedi, insultando, eredendo 4
prendermi nella trappola del libello.
y Puah, messer. Nicolao 49,. Vada
a scuola Sc egli crede che 10 sia libe
J lista, s'accomodi pure: Sc vuole r
L citare la fayola del pifferi III MOI
o tagna, 10 ascoltero'. Ma e. bene cl
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-27

Dlamo qui appresso le somme rice
Eute per la seconda lIsta dl sottoscrl-
none
Da' Hgnor Lntg' Corona, coSSiere
0etta sons 0t ItGtu state Bdnh: lm-
5io AZ. Hptonio n; HToroaIIo 60 - =
Carlo Morelh 50.
DoJporJ;.J, fay,,,.,r,, Ei,,.,,,,,
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-27
l. NOSTRO DIRETTORE RIM
GRAZIA

tutti coloro che in occasione del suo
onomastico hanno voluto riyolgergh
parole di augurii per la sua salute e
di incoraggiamento a perseyerare
nellie nobii campagne da egli con-
dotte su questo giornale nelPOrdi-
ne Figli d'Italia di cui, in Pennyl-
yania, e il Grande Venerable.
Fra lie lettere telegrammi We ne
uno affettuosissimo del DR.. Vincen
20 Buffa, il galantuomo per antono
masia, ex venerable supreme delPOr
dine Figh d'Italia in America.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-27
BanChettO di COmmidtO

La sera di mercoledi' scorso, men
tire 81 procedeya all'impaginazione di
questo giornale, ayeya luogo una riu-
nione ALA Beneficenza Hall, per la
costituzione del comitato che offrira'
un bancehtto di commiato al Cav.
Guglielmo Silenzi ed ALA sua distin-
tissima signora @ fissarne il luogo.
AT bunchctto sara nvitato il nuovo
Console di questo Distrctto Conso-
lare Cayaliere Mauriziano Luigi Sill
litti.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-27
La DiYina CODDnDGdia di Dante
ed viaggi all'altrO monde


yiyrcmo mel .uo co,prtto
I'm Ezechiclr 'a rc.urrelioup dalls
aridc ossa ST riferfscc M popolo d'Ts-
racle (NNNNII. I3. % e. segl chi
scrittori cristiani direndono Ia origi-
MALTA cbroa della dottmna della re-
,urrczione come e. espresso da Isaia-
mcutrc ammcttono I'mrluenza del
Maldeismo nclla dottrina come a e.
sprcssa da DanicIc. tVedi r. IT.
Charles 4 Critical History of d Flu
tmc Life, pag l3l-I35l
II pclcbrc oricntalista parmcstcter
mostra il rovcscio della mcdaglia di-
ce che Ia stcssa dottrina dcIl'Ayrsta
tu inrlupnata daIlc dottrinc tilosofi-
che III Grccia dcl tempo di Alessan-
dro i'm POI, la dottriua Wcstana G
deLitricc al Noo-PIatouismo, del -uo
cIcmcnto spirituale q filosorico, per
cine. Iihri dcIlAycsta iurono compi-
',,,, ,I ,I' ~ ~ lll, ~" ,',' I, ,''''
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-27
Il nUOVO console d'Itd.
liza fra moi

Lo ricordimmo fin da quando
era Vice Console prima q poscia
Rcggentc il Consolato Iii New York,
percio' ci fu lacile prosentarci a Lui,
al Cayalierc Mauriziano Luigi Sillit-
Ii, nuoyo Regio Console d'Italia in
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-27
Per POrfanOtOfiO StataIG del FigIi d|taIia
oNoRIAMo L'ALTIssTMo PoETA

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Phi'a Pa, 10 Marco 1921.
GiuxoDyc Di .lilrestro.
or. ven. deHo Stofo nj Pa
dcH'O FigE dTioyjo
Ndro AMIGO G fycieHo.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-27

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mic, r;c,,,,unps, I,rI, r;nt,. - daII,
/ |rcIigionc La vita dcIl,ndiyiJuo i
ctrrnava nci suoi disccndcpti ed
Ipcccatori. eli empi moriyano pronla-
/ turamcntc. La mortc premature era
causata dalla collcra di Dio.
Sc mel Pontatcnco e. usato il yoca-
|bolo auimq. csso non significaya lo
spirito immortaIc. ma significaya la
riid. Onde, leggendo mel Gcncyi
The New York herald., 1921-10-20

two big things for New York clothes buyers.
III Giving them the substantial saving we
efect-in selling and making costs-by clos
ing and handling two transactions as one-and
sending these "Double IIeader" orders through
our shops together:
III Looping off all present profits for the
sake of future goodwill and doing our share
to stimulate tidal wave Of buying and selling.
We're getting all the reward we want right
now, in the song Of thousand humming sew
ing machines on the 10 acre floors Of our shops.
That's music to us-to our employees
and to New York.
zZ ZGA
Roual71
The New York herald., 1921-10-20

boosters for tomorrow, by sacrificing his prof
its Of today
This community needs capacity activity in
all Of its shops and stores and counting rooms.
Buying a-plenty- selling a-plenty-that
means jobs and good times a-plenty:
It's matter of sound business, as we'll as
community spirit, for every manufacturer to
do all that he can do to stimulate this activity
-regardless Of present profit and loss!
There'll be gratitude enough, and dividend
enough, in the sunny days just ahead, for the
merchant who fearlessly backs this far-sighted
policy r.R.r
In our new and entirely unique suit and
overcoat combination plan, we are doing
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
Are we wise or sentimental
to sell clothes at cost?
In the light Of todays conditions good business sacrifice
today's profits for tomorows friendships?

@T@ilE STARTED something when
I1I we started this combination "Suit
Ap and Overcoat" Sale. Never in the
-y history Of New York has any single
clothing event been SO widely talked about
And ACTED upon!
Each day the crowds grow-an all-day
stream Of men land their women-folk] to
our five salesrooms coming to see the
clothes dollar perform as it has not performed
in years. r.R.r
"But where is the fun for you" asks the
skeptic, If you serve these crowds at COST"
Opportunity" That's our answer
"The opportunity Of generation for any
manufacturer to make permanent friends and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
BANDITS GET S22O
IN DARING HOLDUP
Rob Frank Kaylor of Money
and Watch Three New
Officers Report.

Frank Kaylor 511 s. Lafayette
St. reported to the police shortly
after ago o'clock Monday night
trat he had been held up and
robbed of S22O and his gold watch
and chain by two masked bandits
near the Studebaker plants iu La
tayette 81. Officer Mcintyre was
assigned TO investigate the case.
Kaylor said that after robbing him
the men ran west in Tutt 81.
Kaylor said that he was walking
north in Lafayette 81. when two
men approached him and told him
TO stick UP his hands" They rifled
his pockets taking the money and q
Hampton watch.
Three New Officers.
KaylOr had drawn his money
from a local bank and was prepar-
ing 20 go TO his home at North
Judsou this morning.
The descriptions Of the men were
obtained and detectives were as
5igned to investigate.
Three special policemen. to re-
Neve Fred l. Buhland. who was
shot, and Ira PinkertOn and Al Sy-
piers. who were discharged. began
work last night. In accordance
with the orders OF the board OF
public safety the names OF the men
were not made public. They were
appointed Friday evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
.BREINIG COMPLIES
LIST OF YIOLATORS
Will Force Sunday Law En-
fOrcement if Convicted in
Jury Trial.

A conviction Of George L. Breinig.
owner and manager Of Toxic"
dancing pavilion. of violating the
Sunday closing law. will mean the
beginning OF battle that Will only
terminate when other dance halls.
every moving picture show. vaude-
Vile house. cigar store. confectiOne-
~ store and shoe shine parlOr In
the city hang out the closed sign
on Sunday. according TO Charles
Bingham. counsel for Mr.. Breinlg.
Mr.. Breinig. who was arrested
Sunday night when detail of poll
ice officers visited the place. halted
the dancing OF approximately soc
couples, and ordered the pavilion
locked up. will stand trial in the
city court this morning.
Demand jury Trial.
\ trial BY jury will be demanded.
according to Atty Bingham, and
conviction Of Mr.. Breinig will force
the police TO stop other violations
OF the Sunday law. "A list OF these
violators were secured by Mr.. Breinig
and they are now in the hands OF
the police officials Provided the
police fail to take any action in
these individual cases affidaVits will
be filed and the prosecuting attor-
ney will then he asked 70 proceed. "
Brsinig said.
MIR. Breinig has a $4,000 invest
ment in his establishments and ne
is ready not only TO risk that, but
much more 10 fight this case and
see that he - not to be discriminate
ed against but is 20 be given a just
and fair deal, and he is ready 70
travel all the way TO the supreme
court OF Indiana. if necessary, TO
receive this fair treatment"
Mr.. Breinig on returning from
Chicago Monday night declared his
intention Of spending all the money
required 20 secure fair treatment
IN the case since I located here
in South Bend ] have tried 20 give
the people respectable place Il
enjoyment and I am quite confident
CONTINUED or PAGE FOURD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
FIGHT TO DEFEAT
REINFORCEMENT
Opponents of Bigger Congress
Plan Predict Defeat of
Measure.
Ey ASso.iuted Trqse

10y Associated EresS
WASHINGTON, Jan. l.. -- Lines
We're sharply drawn Mouday night
Tor Il fight Tuesday 20 defeat the
rcappOrtiOnment bill. which would
increase the membership of tine
house Of representatives from 435
10 4S2
After a final check up. leaders
announced tha, The measure as re-
ported would be voted down decis-
lively and that substitute plan.
holding seats 10 the present total.
would be adopted by a big ma jority.
There seemed little sentiment FOR
a larger house. Members from
states which would lose representa-
uon under the shifting OF twelve
seats from eleven 20 eight states. de-
clared they would vote against add
ing as representatives AZ a cost Of
approximately S1,50O.OOO year
when there is a crying demand from
ali quarters for governmental eco
romy.
As mapped out today the program
under which the bill Will be called
up tomorrow. provides for five
hours for debate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
COMPANION OF
SLAYER UNDER
ARREST, BELIEF
Practically Identified by PO-
liceman Who Saw Bulhand
Murdered.
SHOWS SIGNS OF FEAR
Police Believe Identity of Of
ficer's Slayer Will Be
Learned Today.

with the possible exception Of his
foreign brogue. Martin Bochkowski.
patrolman. who was serving with
Fred L. Buhland when the latter
was shot TO death last Monday night,
has identified the suspect held at
police station. who IS believed TO be
the companion OF the Hungarian
who fired the fatal shots. The sus
pect was arrested at 9 o'clock Mon
day morning by detectives at the
Oliver plant. Asst. Chief Of Police
William Cassidy, although refusing
to make public the name OF the
prisoner, last night expressed be
lief that he would be identified to-
day. Another witness TO the shoot
ing Will be brought to the station
today in an effort 70 identify the
man.
According to Cassidy. Buchkows-
XII, when the suspect was brought
before him at roll call last evening
identified the man in every partic-
ular with the exception Of his
brogue Buchkowski said that the
man who was with the murderer
talked with smooth English" while
the man held has distinct foreign
brogIe. Sergt. Keller, who was at
the scene OF the shooting had not
seen the suspect until a late hour
last night. The man had not been
questioned pending his Identified
ton.
signs Of Fear.
Police officials believe that If the
man held can be identified as the
companion OF the Hungarian, when
the latter fired two shots into Buh-
lands body, that he will disclose
the rame ard the whereabouts OF
the murderer.
When the man was taken from
his cell last night TO appear before
the officers, he became extremely
nervous and his face showed signs
Of fear. When questioned before
the officers ne is said to have hesi-
lated He has not talked much on
the subject since being apprehended.
He Is said u have resisted arrest
The prisoner is the first TO be
arrested in connection with the muir
der, although several have been
questioned. The police have work
CONTINUED on PAGE FOCR)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
STATE SOLONS
AGAINST MORE
CONCRESSMEN
Legislature Wants National
House Membership to
Remain al 435.
HARTZELL LEADS MOVE
Renew Efforts to Give Con
tractors on Wartime Road
Jobs Relief.

by Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. H.
by overwhelming vote the state
legislature Monday went on record
as opposed to any increase in the
membership of the national house
of representative. To retain the
present house membership in con
gress az +GJ would mean the loss
~ one Indiana representative. max
ing the sta tC's delegation under u
instead Of i3 members.
The action OF the legislature was
taken on q resolution offered by
Sen. Lee J. Iartzell. of Fort Wayne.
and after Is adoption by the senate
was sent 70 1Ouse. where z re-
ceived similar approval.
THE national house OF represent
atives is unwieldy and has develop
I'd into a log-rulling society" de-
Clared the Fort Wayne senator.
Each congressional IN enbership
costs the country $4,000 a year. II
would be no aid or assistance iu
legislation 20 increase membership
and for once want TO see the ua-
tlOnal body retrench"
Favor Economy.
The economy plea apparently led
go the favorable action on the Hart
zel resolution and 81 was followed d
in the senate by the introduction
of another proposal whose support
ers said Il would promote economy
ip state government Sen. Douglass
introduced the latter measure. pro-
posing the creation OF n joint legis-
lative committee 10 make an effi-
cieucy survey ot state departments
md institutions. Ills measure wen,
20 a committee Tor consideration.
The Is state constitutional
lulendments approved in 1919. be-
fore the legislature again for SINH
Jar endorse ment. were started again
on their way today when the senate
committee on constitute al revision
ordered a favorable re ,ort. They
viii be reported tomorrow to the
senate.
Effort was renewed Monday IN
the house 70 give relief 20 Contrac-
tors on bridge and highway Jobs.
VINO were caught IN the wartime
price raise, by n bill introduced by
Rep. Kamman OF Nanderburg coun-
~. The same bill was introduced
n the senate az the 1919 session
but was not finally acted uLou.
Would PRy Contractors.
Rep. Kammans bill provides that
eountv and township officials be
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