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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
Muslc-i.mINr.AG PLATES

Sheet music is now being printed. in Belgium. from plates engraved by a machine as rapidly and as easily as letter is written on a typewriter, which i'm some respects the machine resembles, according to an illustrated article in F ,pular Mechanics Maga- zine. There are two essential parts. one for drawing the staff lines. and the other for the notes. The notes. and all signs in connection with them. are struck mechanically In much the same way as a typebar strikes the letter on a typewriter. The engrav- ing mechanisD yeYiires rotation, which is nov .btained by means of treadles. but these can be replaced by a small motor, which would make it an entirely automatic machine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
40 SEEK POsTMAsTERsHIp

Meridian. December 17.-(special) The, appointment of a postmaster here. which has long held fire. is ex- pected to be made in the next few days, according to rumor, There are about 40 applicants who took the civil service examination, and one O. three who are reported to have been declared eligible is to get the plum. While nothing definite has been given out, it is said that the three eligibles are c. J. Hyde, M. L. War reil and B. F. Hyde, the latter being the present postmaster, an appointes of former President Wilson, who has given universal satisfaction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18

tie, the men of the camps stand back as they have done during the week offensive. smiling The men, as the women raid mines, stand at dis tance, the reserve army, ready and anxious to give battle to any who may lay bands on their fighters.
 The coal field district is in a state of terror. From darkness to dawn the camps are a nightmare of rumor and threat. Vast quantities of dy- namite have been stolen from the mines, despite the guard of the troops.
 Both sides are ready for the clash, observers in the field declare cer- tain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18

who have friends In the hospitals among the disabled vets get In touch with them with view of ascertain Ing their needs for comfort while "in hospital"
 Auxiliary Gets Busy
 The members of the auxiliary have announced that bath robes will be sent to all the hospitals containing disabled vets. the robes to the prop erty of the hospital for the constant ly changing number of men admi tied from day to day. The robes will be of washable material. comfortable and serviceable. It was noticed dur ing the course of visits to the wards that none of the men had robes or jackets for use to throw around them in order to sit up in the beds to re- ceive visitors.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24

Scolile din Cleveland in acest
an trebuie sa econOmizeZe fOartn
multi ca sd fie aeoperite cheltuie-
lilc Tor din bugetul acordat. Cen
tral High School va incepe ora de
vatdmant la 8 30 dimineata 81
va inchide cu O jumatate de ora
mai tarziu ca 81 astfel sd econo-
mizeze electricitate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24
Reintronarea hi Carol

ITNGUR carl viseaza la restaura,ea lomnaune lor asu
pl provinciior perttc reaus pc pc Carol ostu
lnapirat al Anstriei 81 Reye al Ingare.
teegrama din Nena zce Carol in Budapesta
Ia frunea trlpclr SALE ajutoru acu ovtura de
alta teegna,na din Berlin auuna ca trupec lu Hor
thy opunca la rentoarcerea u Carol dupa
luta jurul Buapestei palte fugt parte
inbratisat ui Carol
pana momentul cand scru acese rindur nu sunt str
positive despre atudnea omane fata de aceast ovitura
de lrnejdui existen!a pace in Europa Ccntiaa
DespIe Jugoslara zice concentiat rei divzm la
slanta Ungariei tand orice communicate tara
Bene premieru Cehoslovacie convocat consu de mi
nistr sau uat hoariri s p1c1nmpne situata dar
'aespre Romania mimic.
prn ieaducerea u Carol pc tronl Ungariei impotriva
cauzeor exprese utuor trataeor de pace vonta hot
a mcei antane rile inrege ridcate din fosta
rche habsburgca desfld lndlaZnea arogma
nane din jurnl lor 81 marble puter carl dicta
ccle tratae mposb maslnatunie lor a pfovoace
oui tubur, cand Europa 81 mai sean tarie mici
sufcr att de multi din razboulu nevoie de
pace 81 lniste poat vndcca oae rane de suffer
Din pnneul dc yedre unglesc toate masnatiunjle or
scuzabic Eli cred 81 ard emeiu prn restabirea
a'rgir, ayand in vedere traditia acestei fami domn
nce ncetu putea recastiGa toate proyincle
estand iasi donnatunea lor peste Tansivania, Croa
Bosnia 81 Herzegovina earl leau socotit lntoeaula ca
arte inegaIa Ungare 81 mai cied ca dacd pnea
cface cunera Austria ntre stapanrea Bucovine
GAlitiei 81 a Bohemiei, CeiOslovacia de azl.
Prin complouri identce ccle urze in Burgenand
aornl cruia pntut reauce Carol aiuate della ceru
sperl sd cucereasca rind nd in TIM
,uri pricce e total arte fiecare provncie
p, cao, lilia habsbulgor domnit vreodatA inyocand
donnie drcpt nalienab vesnc 81 STINT char
l,npotriva vointei poporului.
Situatia, desi pana este glava este grJoare
pentru ot acei carl tada famie habsburgilor
ua mlsuri grabnice dejoace trbulaune
nngurIo mai arzu dus intar pozltia ni Carol
lnaurarea multe ertfe, sar putea
inaura pr manfesatie colecya 81 energca, la in
Romana neamnl romanesc trebue sa ia parte Gu
toata energia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24
|INf;ORhA1V||a

Primarll FitzGerald a tinut D
vorbire inaintea unei mari adu-
mari care s'a tinut inaintea cam
pulni seoalei teenice din Cedar
ave ii 2. 55th iEtr. 'Eu stan firm
ne ldnga faptele nale f5cute din
! Main 1920. Pron,isiupile mai,
bune peptru viitor ssaat setiqpile
mele din trecut. IstS devizele1
sale ne earl lev desvoltet i cu oca-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24
LEaAFA ROMANO

din Washington, D. G., doreste
sa alba adresa d-lui GEORGE
N0VAC, pentru al comunica
resultatul intervenirei legatiu-
nei pc langa autoritatile Jugo-
slave, in legatura Gu confisca-
rea banilor sus- -nulnitului domn
cu ocazia trecerei sale prin a.
cea tara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24
DIN F,)cA C)ADfW[U|

Taata lumea nemultumlta :
Unii Sc plang ca trebue si pla.
tpasca cateva zeci de mil dollari
impozit pc VENT 81 altii ca n au
on &c clmpara pane 10 copii.
O fetita en- bllze ademenitoare
poate nu-i insctata dnpa un sd
rutat. Singura calc de va con-
linge G 81 incercati
Mitiea spunca eri lntr 'un Ger
de prietcni ca daca femeile S ar
pntea ineerca ca pepcnii. ar Fl
mai lantine divorturi.
3.
~Gfecii au dat TN cOmunicat cd
au facut harcea parcea pc turci
Ia K0Eahisar. - C3nd soseste CO.
inunicatnl ca din motive strate-
gice au fost nevoiti sa faca re-
tx&fere onorabila p6na Ia Smirnae I
II
ipie ~ neMNat atQmeste mai
l,1slt = fetit3 de cit eand tinarll
c6fuie i,e dat corfa s4u cum
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24

a Ell.
Femeia care sritica femeile carl
si-au imbrobodit barbatii e ipo-
crita. Daca ar Fl i'm stare sal im-
brol,odeasca pc al Ell. ar canta pc
alta coarda.
Daca jumatate din lumea a.
ceasta ar plange ca s'a nimicit
cea lalta jumatate, fiji siguri ca
ar varsa lacrimi de crocodile.
Singurul ayantaj pc care lam
avea daca femeile ar purta trcna,
ar fl ca trotuareic ar Fl mai cu.
rate
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24

DIES. .unde generalul Alalterre, VENT
in Paris pcntru vorbi en- oaspetii
romani, tine in sala drapcleleor un
discurs care misca pc asistenti pa
nh la lacrami. Face I'M istoric al
fraliei franco-romanc, fratie &c da-
teaza inca de pc timpul lui Mircea
eel batran. cand pc Campia Mierlii,
soldatii francezi an luptat alaturi
de Gel romani.
Excursionistii sunt dusi apoi la
mofTnantul lni Napoleon, 81 prin-
tr'o favoare speciala S "a deschis 81
eripta i'm care Sc aflau ramasitele
lui Napoleon.
Excursionistii an vizitat apoi to-
ate muzeele Parisului mtre carl 81
|renumitul Louvre, explicatiilc find
date chiar de subdirectorul, general
al muzcelor 81 de CONSERVATORY mu-
zeelor.
lau parte la representative Ope-
rii comice, ale teatrului Odcon 81
ale Comediei franceze, care a
schimbat programul, punand An
dromaea in care compatriotul no
stru de Max are frrmoasa create
alui Oreste.
An vizitat apoi palatul desVer-
saillcs, casteIul Malmaison unde S a
deschis expozitie cu ocazia cente-
narului lni Napoleon, s'a facut apoi
0 rcceptie oaspetilor romani in
palatul primarici, pavoazat Gu dra-
pele romanesti, la accasta receptie
a vorbit dl. Cesar Caire primarul
Parisulul. a acccntuat serviciile a.
duse omcpirii de Romania in raz-
boiul della 1877 81 in eel mondial. A
|promis apoi ca una din strazile car
tierulni san 81 anume rue de Ham
burg, va purta pc viitor numele de
rue lie Bncarest.
An urmat apoi diferite receptii
| 81 banchete la earl an participat
cele mai insemnate pcrsonalitati
franceze.
Amintim de banchetul. colonel
romano din Paris. cu care discutan-
du-se chestia valutei. Asociatia stu
dentilor francezi a promis ca va in
tretne pc socoteala eli la Paris I'm
unmar de II STUDENT romani.
In drum spre Cluj excursionistii
all vizitat Verdunul unde la con
dns maiornl Lespinasse pc pieptul
carnia Sc aflau alaturi de decora-
tile franceZc mai muIte DECORATE
romanesti.
Francezi au tinut ca oaspetii ro-
mann sa viziteze "Clujhl" Frantii,
orasul Strassbug uilde avut loc q
rcceptie la care vorbit hatranul
comisar al Alsaciei 81 I4orenei. de
Alapetite. A facut frumoasa com
paratie intre Franta 81 Romania.
In ziua de II Septemvrie excur-
slonistii parasese, Franta 81 prin
Praga. lntra in Romania.
Ministrul francez al afacerilor
stralne pns la dispozitia consulu-
lui francez din Cluj sunni pentru
lnfllntarea 20 de biblioteci ambu.
lante pentru Ardeal. Cateva intre.
yederl avut en- marii editori fran.
zeci all avuf ca rezultat promisi,l-
ne din partea acestora ca sc yor
face mari avantagii pentru O redu-
cere a preturilor.
In acelas timp Statnl francez Sc
angaJeaza sa trimeata pc socoteaia
sa in Romania citiva conferentiar;
fraDcezi.
| Cretlem ca simpla povestire a a.
eestor lucruri, carl arata destul de
blne, puternica legatura care axista
'hfre francezi 81 ro,nani, leeatura
pc care nu va putea so rupa. mic;
una din 'Dinciunile, 81 intrigile ce.
Tor car nn All alt mijloc de a-si ma
nifesta nemnltumirca.
| Din ''Patriass
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24

Chicago. Marele firme de
construciii au adunat suma de
1000 900 tlollari cu carl yor ince-
pc lupta in interesul atelierelor
dcschiSc. Anume mnncitorM IL
dari, earl an declarat greva lea
facut multc pagube 81 vor ca 81
Sc asigure pcntrn viitor contra
grevclor cu muncitorii earl III,
apartin unilnilor. Daca patronli
au atatea parale pentru scopurl
antimuncitorcsti, cu putina bl-
navolntl an putca rcsoIvl chcstla
in favorlll muncitorilor. astfel cd
II ar ii siliti sd tale plata mnnci-
torilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24


declarat ca nu va face nici un
eompromis referitor la pretul maj
mare a! gazului pana ce companla
East Ohio nu-i va documenta foar
tie minutios ga cercrea eli este IN
zinnea acestci vorbiri. Ell MAI
dreptatita. Dansul crcde ca rata
&c 80 cent? dc gaz este foarte po-
trivia. Asemenea prolnite prlma-
rul ca va face investigate in
chestia taxelcr de telefon ell SEQ
pul dc lie reduce daca sc va do.
vcdi ca accstc stunt excessive. 7s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24

Directorul finantelor orasului.
Clarence Metcalf. evaluat All la
1901 dollari suma ce va ii ne
platita pana la 1922, 81 care ar
trebui platita din cassa orasului.
Ca sd Sc faca fata acestor chel-
tuieli, orasuI va colecta cam
10000 ce ii datoresc difcritcle
institutii federale 81 judetene
Metcalf a declarat cd orasul Gle
veland a operat in acest an in H.
mitele mijloacelor sale materiale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24

New York. United States
Steel Corporation a dat azi I'M co.
municat ca pretul sinelor fabri-
cate cade Gu 7 dollari de topa.
Pspa acups tcna Sc vindea ~ II
doflarf, dar pu putea lua concu,
renta q, fabricatele furopene.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
DOTT BUYS BUSINESS
 OF E. 5. HEWITT co.

Announcement Was made today by E. S. Hewitt that he has sold his office supply business, including stock and agencies. to Fl. r. Dott X O., who will conduct the business under that name in the future. MR Hewitt is retiring from the Alaska field to accept sales agency propO- sition in the East of the Airdry Cor poration, manufacturers of patented electric drying apparatus. He will probably make his headquarters in Detroit. He expects to leave, with Mrs Hewitt. for the South aboul De- tober 9.
 MT. Hewitt has built up most successful business during his seven years residence in Juneau, dealing in typewriters, adding machines, office furniture and fixtures and other of flee supplies and equipment. He has always taken prominent part in the business affairs of the community and has q wide acquaintance through out the Territory. which he says he will continue to boost Wherevef ne goes.
 Harry F Dott, new owner of the business. is well known here, where he has resided the past 13 years. For seven years he was accountant foi the Alaska Gastineau Mining Com pany and. few months ago became office manager for the Hewitt Com pany. MT Dott stated today that or October | the firm will move 10 {
 new location, having leased the store room in the Valentine Block on Sew ard Street adjoining the Canadian Pacific Railway office. He say h'
 will retain all the lines now carried and will probably add to them in the near luluTe' .-t
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
ALASKA < MOOSE M BE SENT ||;.|l|'|' SOUTH
Animals from Kenai Penin- sula to Be Shipped South
 to Olympic Mountains.

OLYMPLI4. Waslh, Sept 2S.-tTak ing up again thsi question of bring ing down From the Keaai Peninsula .Alaska, several head of moose to be placed oh the west side of the Oivm- pic Mountains, R l.. Fromme. super visor 6f the Olympic National For est, wrote to J. A. BauShman, at
 Seward, Territorial Game Warden for Alaska, reviving q matter that has been under consderati Ill three years bat which promises this year to materialiZe.
 Conditions on the west side of the Olympics, says MT. Fromme, come as near being identical to those found on the Kenai Peninsula, inhabited b. larger moose than the variety found in Canada and in the northern New Erg'and states. and he believes this larger variety of moose would thrive, in that locality. The natura, efuod of these animals abounds in the lower Bogachia! and -Hooh River dis trict where it is proposed to Telerse the animals
 Because Of the scant snowfall in the Kenai Peninsula district the last two years it would have been diff cult to capture the moose wanted. the animals having had abundant food. IL is proposed to capture them at time when the snow lies thick Ton the. ground and when their foo'l is scarce, feed them through the re- mainder of the winter and in the spring transport them from Seldovia to Port Angeles, from which point they will be trucked to Forks. then to the lower Bogachal south of Forks and released.
 The estimated cost of capturing and feeding q moose to the. time oI shipment from Seldoyia is $50 q bead. Recently MT. Fromme took up the question of funds with State Supervisor of Game and Game Fish J. w Kinney and was given assur ance Of some financial aid from the game fund With this aid and wha' can be obtained from the U. s. Bio 1 logical Survey. the Moose Lodge and the U. s. Forest Service, Mir. Frommt believes the arrangements can bf 1 completed this fall, the moose cap tured this winter and transfer made in the spring.
 The region in which the, moose vii | be released is sparsely inhabited bl elk, unlike other sections of tb' Olympic Peninsula. though it afford { the elk a splendid feeding ground
 Il is in the Olympic storm zone. bu this fact has not cIfftailed the saI
 ply of food there for either mops or elk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
LAST CHANCE TO SEE "THE IRON HEART"
PRETTY CLOTHES TAKE LAST OF LARGE TENANT FORTUNE

In the face of high prices and the bankruptcy of her dead fathers busi- ness. Diana Tenant, New York so, ciety girl. outfits herself and sister
 r the latest styles of ladies ready-to, wear. u,,heedful of the fact that she is almost pennilesS ]
 This is the situation which kather- inc .MarDonald. starring in The Turning Point" her latest picture, re- leased through First National Exhibi- tors Circuit. will enact before the pai irons of the Coliseum Theater to- '"'s4,a s4sas Turning psIHta.~ aHa f. an aaap,a- tion from Robert w. Chambers novel of the same titles And Miss MacDon. aid, declared to be the most beauti- full woman on the screen, gives q splendid interpretation to the role of Diana Tenant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
|lF:..k|DNEYS AND BLADDER BOTHER
Take a Glass of Salts to Flush Out
 Your Kidneys and Neutralize Irritating Acids

q Kidney and Bladder weakness re- isult from uric acid, says noted lauthority. The kidneys filter this acid from the blood and pass 1t on to the bladder, where it often re- mains to irritate and inflame, caus- ing burning, scalding sensation, or setting up an irritation at the neck of the bladder, obliging you to seek relief two or three times dur ing the night. The sufferer is :n constant dread, the water passes sometimes with a scalding scnsa- tion and is very profuse; again, ther is difficulty in avoiding 1t. Bladder weakness, most folks call it. because they cant cdptrN urination. While it is extremely annoy1k ysAh4.,seenetimes very pain , full, this Is really one Of the most simple ailments to overcome. SGet about four ounces of lad Salts from your pharniacist and take d table- !, spoonful, in a glass of water, befare breakfast, continue this for two or !, thfse days. ilThis slwill .ne,itralfse lthSsacideefn tae urine so it no longer ! is ' soHfce q Irritation to the'blad- tiefJaQd 1rifnsrys. organs which then ack$n3FmA& agtinM s.,4s lad Salts is inexpensive, harmless, md is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined with lithh, 4B6 fN used by thousands of folks who are subject to urinary disorders caused By uric acid fri stat&0n. ~-- lad -Salts- is splendid the kidneys and causes no bad ef- fects whatever.
 Here you have pleasant, efferves- cent Whitewater drink, which quick ly relieves bladder trouble.
 -(Advertisement.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
SUMMONS. No 2U97-A.
In the District Court for the District
 of Alaska Division Number One,

In the District Court for the District
 of Alaska Division Number One,
 at Juneau.
 TREVOR P. NJ. DAVIS, Plaintiff vs.
 RUTH JULIA DAVIS, Defendant. THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
 STATES TO RUTH JULIA DAVIS,
 DEPENDANT, GREETING:
 In the name of the United States of America, you are hereby com manded to be and appear in tho District Court of Alaska within thirty (30) days from the date or completion of service hereof upon you, then and there t. answer tho Complaint of Trevor P. M. Davis filed in said court against you. wherein he seeks dissolution Of the bonds of matrimony and an ab- solute divorce against you; and If you fail to so appear and answer. for want thereof the Plaintiff will apply to the court for the reliet prayed for in said complaint.
 The order of the service of Sum- mons by publication is dated the 18th day of August, 1921. The per iod of publication prescribed in said order is six (6) weeks, and the Defendant is required to answer the Complaint within thirty (3O( days from the completion of said period of publication.
 WITNESS the Honorable Robert w. Jennings. Judge of said court and the seal thereof affixed at Ju- neau, Alaska, this the 30th day of August, 1921. (SeaD J. w. BELL, ClerK.
 By l.. E. SPRAY. Deputy. First publication August 31,l 1921. Last publication October 5, 1921.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
YUKON FARMERS HAVE
 VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR
(DaWSOn News.

AThe farmers around Dawson re- port .. liGht crop of potatoes this year, but say that the quality Is much better than the average. The early frost cut down the vines and arrested development of the tubers, since which time the have been ai- lowed to remain in the ground and thoroughly ripen. The crop suffered but little damage from the freezing weather of last week, only those lying near the top being frosted.
 The celery crop was not so fortu- nate, however, and it is reported that practically all of the celery in this district was frozen and ruined. The celery grown in and around Dawson is unsurpassed in crispness and flavor by that grown in any other part of the world and con- sumers of this delicious vegetable will be short of their usual win ter's supply.
 Other garden stuff, such as cab bage. turnips, carrots and other root crops, has not suffered to an extent from the cold, and sthe gardeners re- port an abundant crop of excellent quality.
 The hay and oat crops have done well and ripened before the frost and, taken all in all. this has been prosperous year for, the Yukqn farmers, and, 'iackent44' fhes sabus dance of home srowh &uh'-~ill dq much to- keep down the high cos! of living here next winter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
COLORED COMEDY . DUE TO- APPEAR |.
 AT THE COLISEUM

The Sherrahs. Billie and Marie, colored comedy duo, arrived on the Princess Alice last night and will open their entertainment at the Coli scum Theater Thursday night. The Sherrahs are musicians, singers and dancers, specializing in old Southern melodies and minstrel comedy acts. They play the guitar mandolin ana banjo and are said to be top-liners in their business.
 For years the two have been play ing through the country on inde- pendent time. as it is called in the atrical business, and state that their work is so satisfactory that they play return dates everywhere.
 The Sherrahs will appear only once each night, about 10 o'clock, fol lowing the movie feature at the first show.