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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-21
IN VT A R E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Carol I-iu" din ELL
wood City, Pa. Are onoare in
vita pc toate surorile Societati,
Cluburi 81 Parochii; precum 81 pc
toti romanii 81 romancele din loc
81 jur lua parte la petrecerea
impreunata Gu dams care va avea
loc, Sambata in % Iulie a. c. in
Hala Soc. din loc. nFs
Inceputul petreceri va Fl la
orele $50 p. m. 81 va dura pana
noaptea tirziu. O muzita din ce-
lea mai bpne va distra pc onor.
public Gu cele mai frumoase arii
de dams 81 cantece rationale. ~
Pretul de intrare, domnii Use.
Damele 35 cents.
Bufetul va Fl aranjat GU cele
maj gustoase mezeluri 81 beuturi
recOritOare.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu mare
ml,ltumita 81 sc vor cuita pc Gale
ziaristica.
Deci in speranta ca toti fratii
romani din loc 81 jur ne vor da
sprijinul d-nealor participant in
tr 'un numar cat Sc poate de mare
la aceasta petrecere, pana la re-
vedere am ramas salutandu-va Gu
dragoste frateasca.
Comitetu1 aranjator.
(168-69).
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lNvlIAR.E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Dr. lulu MANU-" din
Canton, Ohio are onOare invita-
pc toate onoratele Societati, Gu
burr 81 Parochii, precum 81 pc toti
frstii Romani din loc 81 jur a lua
parte la Marea petrecere de Vara
(Picnic) care va avea loc Dumi
neca in 81 Iulie still nou 1921 in
Padurea din S. Canton unde a
fost 81 in anul trecut.
Muzica Libertatea sub cOndu.
cerea lui Nick Mutu din Canton.
Ohio va distra onor. Public GU cele
mai frumoase arii de Dams 81 can
tece rationale.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu mare
multamita 81 Sc vor cuita pc Gale
zialistica.
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banca hi |. Herr, 249 ". 34th St, New York
vAPOARE DIRECT C0NsTANTA soHnMBARE
CO n v0cARE
.VApOARE DIRECT

F'iliala No. 2 din River Rouge
Michigan a Societatii Romano de
Ajutor 81 Cultura Ut 81 Destesp-
tate Romano Hora Unirii din
Detroit, Mich. pc aceasta Gale
Convoaca pc toti membri sal de a
lua parte la sedinta Generala
.lumara care va avea loc Dumineca
in 81 Iulie in locaIdl de sub No.
l8O Great Lakes Ave. River Rou-
ge, Michigan deci toti meinbri
sunt rugati Staruitor de nu
Lipsi de la aceasta sedinta fiindca
avem mai multe chestii fOarte in
portante de resolyat 81 numai
atunci putem lucra cum sd cere
cand toti membri ia parte la Sc
dinte acei care nue vor lua parte
la aceasta sedinta vor Fl amendati
conform Statutelor.
/ Deci sperind cd YETI da asculs
tare acestei Convoeare am ramaE
semnand Gu stima in numele FL
lialei din River Rouge, Michigan.
George A. Motok, Director.
sf4sft "a
Luchian Ludu, secretar prim.
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Bufetul va fl aranjat Gu cele

Bufetul va Fl aranjat Gu cele
mai gustoase Mizeluri 81 beuturi
racoritoare.
Pretul de intrare D-nii Soc
Damele 25 cent?.
Toti membri Secietatii sd sc
prezinte la orele 8 a. m. la Hala
Societatii din Garfield Ave. 1924
de unde vom pleca in corpore la
locul destinat. Deci in speranta
ca toti fratii romani din loo 81 jur
ne vor da,sprijinn! d-pealor par.
ticipand MitlsuN 1 iunlar cat $,
poate de mare, la aceasta petre.
cere, pana la revedere am ramas
tsalutandu-va Gu drag sia numele
Sfietatii ''Dr. Iuliu Manu-
1. & Comitetul aranjator.
(lSS & 20 & ~.
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A Y II

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Vulturul's din HO-
mestead, Pa. in sedinta din 10 |.
{. printre mai multe puncte no
tarft 81 scaderea Taxei lunara de
Ia $500 la $3.50.
NIB. Ultima rugare pentru acei
frati membri care pana in pre-
zent nu si-au schimbat statutele,
sunt rugati ca eel multi pana la
finea lunei Iulie sd aduca cele
vechi pentru primi cele noui
dnpreuna Gu suma de 1Oc; pentru
fiecare.
y Acei membri care nu va schim-
= statutul pana la finea lunei
Ellie vor ii siliti a plati statutul
hou Gu 25c.
Aceasta pentru ne putea face
81 moi datorinta fata de Uniune
In speranta ca vom Fl intele:
pentru ultima CARA seminar In
numele Societatii ''vulturul''.
loan MustaA, presedinte.
(16S-69).
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Reyolutia din l848, care abuse
in mare fierbere intregul val de
gandiri ce Sc adunase prin lucra-
rea veacurilor in sufletul poporu-
lui roman, trebuiea - dea Q i'm
boldire multi mai vie 81 ideei unirei
81 anume in ambcle eli forme, atat
mai rastrinsa . Moldovei Gu Mum
tenia, cat 81 mai intinsa, . intre-
snlui neam rOmsnesc.
Aya pc cipd Thai Cogalnicea-
nu cerea IN yestita ssrcriere Do.
rintele psrti3et natibnxle din Mol
d. sa ink4nunare tuturor,
unir1h tafilor surori, pruncul 70.
man i lni Cons tai1tia RESET IN
apelul sa4l cStsx 'frafii neytrii
din Moldova spunes y vMun.
teanul = Mold doyesnul NM frsfil
. sineurs nsts vi {Estl laoF III
f4cut incs slay <ip iaellnorlocii'
- nssti ltilt lll = = yiins
'y,|oa&trl n r ns ! leria
" \ - M q
U ssa2s.
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coNvocARE

Presidiul Societatii ''Leul" din
Salem, Ohio Convoaca pc toti
fratii Membri din loc 81 jur de a
lua parte la sedinta generala spe-
ciala care Sc va tinea in ziua de
"a Iulie 1921 la orele $50 a. m.
in Hala Soc. ''Leuls'. La Ordinea
zilei va ayea multe chestii de re-
solvat pentru .bunul mers al Soc.
tot odata va Fl 81 raportul dele
gatului de la adunarea generala
a Uniunei tinuta in Alliance, 0.
Deci toti fratii membri sunt strict
ob.igati de a lua parte la aceasta
adunare. Scuze nu este la mime
nea, lar acei ce nu Sc vor prezenta
la timp conform acestei .ConvO-
earl vor fl amendati conform Sta.
tutelor locale Litera H. in spe-
ranta ca vom Fl constii de chema-
rea noastra am ramas salutandu-
va frateste in numele Societatii
'Leul". .48
Sofron Canja, presedinte.
George Manciulea, secretar.
(166 & 68).
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q Sedinta
ruSinQa|S3

(
Y--.2 .snl
MART seara Camera Deputati-
lor a tinut q sedintS care fntrece
|pe toate celelaltslprin desordine
81 violente, dar mai ales - 81
|xdeasta lea provocat prin
calcarea fara nici un scrupul, de
| o majoritate framantata de du-
huri rele, a celor mai elementare
consideratii de dreptate.
Iata de ce vorba.
La Oravita s'a dat o lupta elec-
torala indirjita intre id. Braniste
| 81 Nedelcu. Gel dintaiu, vechiu
ziarist, in Ungaria ca 81 intre Ro-
manii bucovineni, un ON de
cultura aleasa 81 dupa Unire a
lucrat la organizarea scolii roma
|nesti in Ardeal. Cellalt, un tinar,
q fost intrebuinAt Ia cercetasi 81
a condus pc Seton Watson in
l.partile de peste munti.
Oar nu yorba de valoarea lor
comparativa, ci de felul cum a
Occurs alegcrea.
La doua sectii persoana care
lpresida, un preot, dandu-si saina
Cd dl Nedelcu, candidat guverna-
mental, sta rau, escamotat, pur
81 simplu, dosarul. lar dl Nedelcu
q sajuns astfel deputat fara q sc
avea resultatul total al alegerii.
Gu toate obseryatiile. Gu toate
apelurile la constiinta ''alesului.'
majoritatea. Ia validat.
Ce urmat, Sc intelege, Orr
poate Fl un mijloc pentru q i'm.
pune atitudini estetice dreptatii
palmuite in fata!
Caci regulamentul nu prevede
l!pentru deputati datoria de q +
|si emuli al martirilor crestinis
Imului. Il. Iorea.
s(''N. Romanesc").
4 d & = :
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De WHARF,

Soft drink parlor, in centrul
Romanilor. Afacere rentabila pen
tru cei ambitiosi de a face bani.
Pentru informatiuni, adresati-
~
va la ziarul America NJ. F.
(16S-7O).
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De vINZARE

Mosia Curtca 81 casa, lui Toma
81 Margalina Jacob Neder, din
comma Palos, judetul Tarnava-
Mare, Romania. Pentru pret 81
conditiuni a Sc adresa la:
TOMA NEDER
=. o. Box 54. Orient, III.
(165-68).
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CAUTAM

UN AGENT care e bine cunOs-
cut in Cleveland, de a vinde To-
thri de casa escelente. Experienta
nu e necesara. Sc da tot ajutorul
pusibil. Vina sd vorbesti Gu Mr..
Springer de la 9 la II.
The s. II. Kleinman Realty Co.
315 National City Bldg.
Etajul al treilea.
Cea mai mare organizatie de
mobile din Cleveland.
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ArA1r n ruCAH1 =.

!. ApAIH n r1CARB ..
= = pretul psntru publicatii CO: ''Caut,"
Sbe vinxare," "Anunt de cAsxtorie." :"
Utc., costa pentru fiecare cuvlnt !
CENT? de publicatie. Sub 50 dc cent?
au % public& mimic.
Pentru D&ri de seam&, lnvitAri Dc
botex. cununii sau dansuri. I cent? IL.
MIA, sau $4.0O. coloanA dc xiar.
= Publicatiile Sd fie lnsotite de sumA
necesarA. Credit nu are declt oocietA-
tile din Uniunea 8. r. A.
Nanuscriptele sau fotografii nu -
lnapoiax&.
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"5Nss1I! 1'.ss c1.y'y ~. 81
sTdherG .Bonduri. Thrift and War
s&V1hSs stkmps. AsstheheN eumpxram
ei ayr vechiu, argint, platin&, diaman-
te. tuvaere. ceasuri, argint viu. mag
nete points. mxrci postale nefolosite. si
orice lucruri de valoare. Aduceti-le u
moi. MOI cumpkrAm orice de valoare d
plAtim bani gaia. Simon este cea mai
cinstit& casa de schimb. proprietari il
The Ohlo Smeltlng = Rellnlng c..
Ofleoub Ree0 z14 Leqnex 0ul1dlng
CClt Gu r. 9Th d Euclid.
Deschis pima L. orelo 6 p. m. (e-l.l
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
DECREASE SHOWN IN RECEIPTS FOR
 FIRST QUARTER
License Fees Fall Of in Firs, Quarter of This Year
 Over Same Tn 1920.

Receipts from licenses issued in this division by the Clerk uc tue U. s. District Court for the first quar- ter of this fiscal year totaled $2O,- 89496, according to a statement made today by J. w. Bell, clerk of court This years receipts fall De- low those for the same quarter last year, $7,326.94. when the total fees amounted to $2S,2219O
 The greatest portion of the de- crease from last year results from falling down in licenses issued to in- dustries and businesses outside oi incorporated towns In such dis tricts last year the fees amounted to $13,927.12, as compared to this years fees for the first quarter totalins $7,6S7.13. Fees from incorporate towns this year in the same period amounted to $13,207.S3. which is S1,0S6.S3 less than those for the first quarter last year.
 The receipts from the districts out side of incorporated towns are re. mitted to the treasurer of the United States for deposit in the Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
SHAFT BEING SUNK
 ON RAINY HOLLOW
 COPPER PROPERTY

Drilling on the shaft at the Maid of Erin copper claims in Rainy Hol- low continues. according to R. W. Wiley. vice president and general manager of the Maid of Erin Mining Company, who was here for a few days and left on the Princess Alice this morning for a short visit to Seattle.
 MT Wiley said yesterday that the shaft is now down to depth of 200 feet and that drilling will continue right along. When the shaft reaches the depth required it is proposed by his company to start prosecuting to determine the extent of the ore body.
 No extensive work is contemplated on the mine at the present time. ow- ing to the low price of copper and II is the intention of the company to go along quietly doing development work until the price of copper raises sufficiently to warrant mining and shipping. when a larger crew will be put on and shipping started.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
PYbUS BAY IS
 THROUGH WITH
 SEASON'SPACK
10000 Cases, Mostly Pink Salmon Have Been Canned,
 by Company This Year.

With a pack of 16,000 cases of sal mon, mostly pinks, put up by tho Pybus Bay Packing Company plant at Pybus Bay on Admiralty Island. has ceased operations for the season according to c. E. DOre, manager for the company, who is now in Ju neau The crew will leave the can nery on the City of Seattle on Sep tember 9 as will several thousand cases of the salmon. The Admiral Line freighter Admiral Rodman will take the balance of the pack to Seat tie some time this month. The Rod man will arrive here tomorrow and load the cargo on her southbouni trip.
 MT. Dore is now here for the last time this year. as he will go to Sc attle on the City of Seattle and after staying there for short time will go to Portland, where the company's headquarters are.
 He said today that his company would very likely install wireless telegraph system before the starting of next season so that the plant can keep in touch with the outside world.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
CASEY RESIGNS
 DEPUTYSH|P TO
 TAKE BANK JOB
No Successor Named-Egan Also Resigns Beaumont
 Leaves on Spokane.

Announcement was made this morning of the resignation of w. w Casey, Jr., as Chief Deputy and J. J Egan, Deputy U. s. Marshal at Ten. akee, by |. s. Marshal Mai. George Beaumont. Mir. Egan will leave shortly on a 60-day trip to New York state to visit relatives.
 Mr. Casey has been granted two- week vacation from his duties by Marshal Beaumont, his resignation becoming effective October 1. He will enter the First National Bank next Monday morning where he will be employed in the future. During his vacation he will aid in the work at the Marshal's s office.
 Marshal Beaumont stated this morning that no appointments have been made to fill either of the above vacancies He leaves this evening on the steamer Spokane for a trip over part of the Division and will visit SkagwaX Sitka and other points en route to Ketchikan and Hyder He expects to announce the Tenakee appointment on his re- turn to Juneaus
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
CALL MADE FOR PAMPHLETS, USE
 AT EXPOSITION
Descriptive Matter on Alaska Wanted for Distribution
 at Chicago.

A call for descriptive pamphlets on Alaska has been made by the Al aska Bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce to Governor Scott L. Rome to be used in connection with the Alaska exhibit at the Information al Mining Exposition al Chicago next month. The Bureau asked that pub licitv material held by the Territory be sent to it and asked that the va rious commercial organizations also be asked to supply matter on their localities.
 Owing to the fact that the Ameri can Mining Congress, under whose auspices the exposition will be held. is featuring the Alaska exhibit as q means of attracting visitors to the event. it is believed the exposition will offer an unexcelled opportunity for advertising Alaska to men of sub stantial capital. The exposition IS one that will draw representatives of big mining interests as well as other lines of industry. The Alaska exhibit will be filled out by addition al articles from the Alaska Bureau which will be included with the ar ticles shipped from the Territory The Bureau, however, is lacking in descriptive matter and urges it be furnished at once.
 Expanding Tourist Trade
 Information disseminated through such literature, said Governor Bone. will add much to the general know ledge and do much toward correcting misconceptions regarding Alaska. Slowly more adequate idea of what Alaska really is, is being acquired in the States and a not inconsider- able factor in this is the largely in- creasng volume of tourist business. Governor Bone has received figures showing that the American boats in 1919 handled 997 tourists to Alaska and in 1920 this number had increas- ed to more than 2,000. Figures for 1921 are not yet available, but it is estimated that they will show a big gain over last season. No figures have been obtained by the Governor for the tourist business handled Dy the Canadian steamers.
 Needs Proper Facilities
 Alaska's tourist business. said Gov ernor Bone. will be only as good as the accommodation provided for it. Dissatisfied tourists make poor pub licity agents and indifferent service on steamers result in dissatisfied tourists While tourists may appre- ciate the grandeur of the scenery, he said, if they are held at some can nery or reduction plant for hours on end with nothing to do or see. the edge of their enthg iiasm wears off and they go back to their homes swearing meyer again" The sum- mer months. by proper development of the tourist business. he said,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16

being cleaned up and unless there IS some rainfall this fall. the gold out put for the year will be limited.
 Dredees Have Good Year
 The dredges of the Fairbanks Gold Mining Company on Fairbanks Creek are reported to have had successful season and taken out more money than at any time heretofore. Despite high costs of fuel. he dredgers were operated at a good profit for the year Placer mining in the district immediately adjacent to Fairbanks this season was about on par with that of 1920. Few lode mines oper- ated but all made substantial show ings
 Farmers Are Thriving
 The farmers in the Fairbanks dis trict. he said. are experiencing one of their best years It is estimated that between 800 and 1000 acres were put in wheat and the yield will be good Oats ana all other crops, he said will be successful The new flour mill at Fairbanks has been completed and is ready for milling this seasons wheat
 No Dscouragemen Shown
 Summing up conditions in the ln- terior he declared that the outlook for the future is bright It is sig that there is no sign of dis coura agement anywhere. Much of the oDtimiGu is tracah hla tO the fort hcOn- ing completion of the Government Railroad. which will open the Interior 10 outside markets and give it traf- fic for the entire year. Everyone ill the Interior is confident that rapid and substantial progress and le- velopment in every industry will be made in the near future.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
JUDGE JENNINGS HAS
 LEFT FOR VACATION

After having adjourned court here yesterday afternoon, Judge Robert w. Jennings left on the Princess Alice this morning for a trip tC California for a vacation.
 Judge Jennings will visit various points in California and enjoy him. self for a time before making any definite plans for the future. He has been the Federal Judge of this divi- sion for more than eight years and feels that he is entitled to a real vacation for a time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16

should be made profitable ones for the steamship companies.
 Should Have Time Here
 Steamship schedules, said the Gov ernor, are weak in that provisions are not made for stops of adequate length in ports where tourists have an opportunity 10 seeing some of Al aska's industries and scenes. This is especially true in the case of Juneau. All steamers should arrange to call in this port sufficiently long and at such time of day to afford the tour ists plenty of opportunity to visit the various points of interest in and around town. he declared.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16

fund. Those from incorporated towns are remitted to the muhicipali- ties from which they are derived. Out of the eight incorporated towns of the first class in this division, Ketchikan and Haines alone show an increase of receipts this year. The former town last year showed re ceipts of s4.54429 and this year S4,S4425.. Haines increased from $215 to $22O.
 The list of receipts for the first quarter this year as reported by Clerk Bell follows:
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
Bandits in Battle with
 Officers; Bank Robbery

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept 16.-Fifty deputy sheriffs and special officers are securing the country east of unsuccessfully attempted to rob the Reardan, Wash, National Bank, early this morning. The bandits escaped in the battle. One policeman was slightly injured
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
Major General Menoher
 Asks to Be Relieved

WASHINGTON. Sept 16-Major General Menoher, chief of the Army Air Service, today formally requested Secretary of Army John w. Weeks for his release and transfer to the command of troops in the field.
 Rumors have been prevalent 1ol some time that either Menoher or General Mitchell, assistant chlet would reign on account or frlctlon since last spring.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
THEY QUIT HUNT.

MIG NEIL ISLAND, Wash, Sept. l6.-Four veteran woodsmen Who have been tracking Gardner declared today that he had either lett the island or was hiding in some resi- dence. They quit the hunt and went back to their jobs on the mainland
 Officials refuse to admit they ne lieve he has escaped from the island
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
Bail for Release of Mrs. Madelynne Obenchain Denied

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16.-The lSu- perior Court here today denied the motion that Mrs. Madelynne Obcn- chain be given her release on bail. She is held in connection with the murder of J. Belton Kennedy. veal thy broker. Arthur Burch is also held in jail for cOmplicity :
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
Grouse Hunters Hinder
 Search for Mail Bandi,

MCNEIL ISLAND, Wash. Sept. It. The opening of the grouse season has further complicated the hunt for Roy Gardner, mail train bandit, as frequent shooting in the woods con fuses the posses.
 No definite clues have been dls- covered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
International Court Will
 Meet During Next Month

GENEVA, Sept. 16.-The lnterna tional Court of Justice. John Bassett Moore. Judge, will probably hold the first meeting at The Hague during the last week in October This was the announcement made here today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
American Food Dispatched
 To Volga Famine Sufferers

MOSCOW. Sept 16-The first American train bearing half mil lion rations has started for relief of famine sufferers in the Volga dis trict Two additional trains will be dispatched immediately in an effort to effect distribution before the riv- CTS freeze
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-16
American Naval Dead of
 Dirigible Wreck Arrive
n


 NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-The Brit ish cruiser Dauntless, bringing the bodies of the American naval men killed in thes, wreck of the ZR-2, ar rived off Sandy Hook early this afternoon. Escorted by American naval boats and committee from high officials of the Federal, state and municipal .rgovernment, the bat tleship will come to the harbor and drop anchor The bodies will be taken ashore. Memorial services will be held at the navy yard
 Henry Berry, dealer in Curios. Ivory Beads speciality, 165 Front Street. .-adv.
 Old papers for sale at The Empire Office, 25 cents a bundle.