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"ror moe than IN" years 7 suffered
f,rfyr rhrufuati~rl uf the joints. II Nrsi
attacked my hips. rhen the knccS h"-
came very painful and extremely StiN,
then my shoulders hands and elbows.
NJ hngers and hands became enlarged
and !, Was with great difficulty and
Pain that could use them
My hip and back gave mc great
deal of trouble. dSr" tally when I would
make q quick turn or move. For wears
was unable TO lie on hri' ono side. Nj
En,cs slowly 60. 90 could not straight.
ea our IN bed and for years | w. never
free Of pain.
Last winter lad M IN hospital
t.cn weeks and was in bed at nom" late'
an for SIX months. I was doing al any
man could TO get RELIEF and | begun L"
,hink ! would nCv"- ," free from paiH
MAJ, INN e!xty-"nc wears old AMI had
ahou. give Ut hopc. and Wa worn out
nervous. constitution bothered me and
nv Kidney = were cat pt order.
There vas 50 much talk about nr"c"
and what = was doing 10 help people
around horo. decided I" try It also.
,yi,h tho results that IN Il rCa sonahly
short ,i,,:c could feel a change.
".rho stiffness AVID pain left me. my
Joints and INV hands returned 10 norm
NJ. I can now climbs steps without pain
Turn all over In bed without ;hc slight
-, rrouh'" and "a fact f"cl nct'"r thaI
have for tho past ton years Ny con-
situation * all gone and with IT nc
nervousness left N" also.
Nv kidneys act normal and 10 M
NoNr To- get M during the nights now
: yladlr recommend Nr"C" tor Il hts
tnnc ne worlds Of good" Free ramT'"s
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Z WEEKS
IN A HOSPITAL
In Bed at Home Six Months.
Every Joint and Mu>rIc
Was Full OF Rhcu-
ma ism.
Declares the Herbal Remedy
Drcco Freed Him From
Every Pain.

Mr. s. p. Lands Of Alcut"w". 20,
: kcce busy those days telling his
friends about his wonderful improve
,nent and he gives AL the credit to
Drcco. the root and herb medicine. He
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09

for this season is scheduled Tor 1AFcn
2Sth and will I've musical entertain
mcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
MCUNDSVILLE
BOARD OF CONTROL
INSPECTS PRISON

James : I-t>u r-nsjd"1t and J.
Waiter barnes and JNhu :. l'ars'. me'u-
hers "f tho state board ot control wcro
hero Wednesday making their regular
r"riodjc;l iuSTcct!OU OF tho state pr.'on
Thev were shown ov"r tho INSTITUTION by
Warden f"ScHh Il. T"rrcN Til" warden
"Npia ju"d his muNr"- of taking car" O.
the present barge population "t IN" r"H-
iteutiary which WAS satisfactory {" tn"
control BOARD members. YER htti" re
nudc't;ny will be done 10 amy 90 the
s,grpIng quarters ~ thc prison IN view
1T the tact that over "ue-third - the
nopu'stiun will he used "a state roads
,ajS ,onr in construction work. Twcu-
~ pr'<nucrs wc~r sent 10 dowuStat"
points to work ou the roads Tu"sd,!.
Court Of Forssters
Tl,, organization Of MpInd>r,l.e
court at thr independent Order "f For
,.+."rS viii be c"mpl"tHd here tl.4 even
.u= g, tho Carrln and Auit Hail on
Jefferson avenue. The orSan:HN ti"u work
- IL charge sc Z. T.. Watson. l.. :. =. l..
a." tho fraternity. T.. z. llardcsty. h3Gh
chic: ranger and state manager. "r III"
oru,nIzat;uu. 81" CIarlsburc. VIII In"
rr"ss7, 1t the meeting this rS"Hi"& a'd
VIII deliver u talk. Tho w""'m" VIII
begin at o'rI"rk ard HN WI" have
,,..n,,l ?S CHARTER members arc request
cd t. tc present.
Sings For Radio
Mr. Jeanette BOohcr PARKER fornr~-
~. or tbs city. VIII sing TO residents ~
THIS city from PITTSBURGH Ivy raGi" sat
urday evening, Mrs. Parker IS on HE
program to be G.,rn by radio Il. the
stvdio OF stephen Martin IN rittshurE3
an ,hd' evening. Suc - singer Of tar
4 .rL INT -, 10. or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09

Fire losses always show heavy In.
creases during periods Of financial
stress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
SHADYSIDE


Young niru OF the tclus"nt lao h"lI
Cn"u house at their room, IN the post
oflco bu:ldtng Tuesday evening. l.adlc.
were special guests Of club member
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09

DARING ATTEMP
,,. Mich, At s o'c,ock tAr nom" OF
- I,n,f.r ~ rh,rt"e0tA street. wa"
,,,,,d nv burglars. Tho mtrudcrs CT
.I ,rc ard of tho ruulap home "n"
..,tr,l , ladder belonging 10 Ia" next
f,,.,- ,,frnhor AMI hal placed y ara'N~'
-. bao. OF the h,uus" Mrs. pu"l"n "'''
49,, -, rhe hack prrrh &" close t''
,.-sen APARTMENT whsn 81" Was I'k"'-
eoI =, tho INTRUDER aud rei"rn"" vac
mo house and with her daughter N'"'
=, ~. window g. ind the hurE'aT gone
rr, his borrow a ,.tdi"r VA sax az 'i'
uI-a,N where An entrance was "s'uS
:~,rd usis supposed tina: the m'r"'N'
Sr.>rno Heightened when Mrs. i'u"'''
o;.rc,red on tho porch and n' u''"0-
.,,rcI In the darkness. t""tSt'i,
raced n the mud 20 the a"SN All" tux"
..pward. ,.
on Friday last a comrara'lvc tat!d'"'
~ ,curr.d at the home OF FRANK T.. rus
- also Of tho Third ward. In THIS ca"
Miss Narcarct Foster. a daughter. wa
- ap up-s,sirs rror, when sh" u"ti'S"
, l.Jacr mass the window. she hume
ai..eIv notrlch her mother and the mo
wont 70 rho window 10 t:nd the hlruu',
o,,,,r rr IN. ladder. They erIhecd
,o'a ~ ,he same Jrl screamed Tor helP
:u, the intruder ian IN the darkness anu
.4.orr,arrJ WHsn assistance arrived
va trace could &c found, but III" LADDER
- ,,!'i n the posses sion az Mr.. ROBERTS
49, ~. ,wn ohnys such attempts Of
,obrcr,. =, The pas, few days warning
% all ..tt,zc,s 10 be on the took
- ,r,rndars
60, v .-+.mpt,d.
seIenSF hohe htS' -, ,r,,.,,.,
:s'Le>e" o ,'r,N r;,.,,',, .v.rur
g e'ST He'N''e. a,,.,,,,,. .,rn,,rd hv
%"rS'ars N"r" So" r,H, ', -ns,Ir,., The
us -, 800, >, h. ,,n,ucrir- WITH
"" ,"e'' .,,,,,,,s .,,,l tho t:,ri>
''" Nv" L,.,.r AMI daughter
'.'F'' 49, -. ,..ri,,.. ,n r,tirr Mir
were w S'H!.S ,,ro.s ,hc ,vcn,,c. after
,,,.. ",'V r,n, fer fifteen minutes.
""'tn,'S '"e .',.,,, ,rJ ,h,y fled
s'"'Seu SCIVns az N- ScI,nnr was ur,i-
q" S"' ",N' .,,,.,a fsj.,r, vino
Co N''s .,,,,,,, ,.,.t ~ mn avail
"''"'N 49, - 49,. r.,,.,s ..r m,
MI Oi'," ,'u'4 ,,.,,r .,,.,,o, thav
" $500 ,,o, RI, officers worked
-. n,. ,i.,,,,y tnc reirhhor-
-u,.,y, ,ri,c No . No.
''"'" % 40 ,1
"''eH'H r..o,,
1".1,,S,V4,yr ,~,,,,,. -
'"e '"' 49, ,.,, ,o,.~.
,, a., 40 sIIyr- loving ,up ah;,f
""'"0!'N ,. -, ,, d.sr',. IN
~oCS 20 I'S ~ 49,, cnrc,,,
Gao I''''. 20. IH 800 49,, ..,,,,. sin,
",'oSl, ne ,,s,ro, nom and bears
~ So, ,.ro-,nlopS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
ssltnsr Home Attempted
Basketball Trophy

The large silver basketball tr""aE |"
20 given the winner o: n tn stat tour
uauent and the silver loving cup ah;''
Spcs TO the ruunsr-up. are on d'Sp'% III
the ZtlliHeu jsweirv store on SeNcntn
street The silver bal - The same SIZE
as ,ha, Of a regulation ball and bears
the Inscription TT state Champions.
r-v., ,;,,r,. RethAu, college. 1872" The
,n,lnr emp bears tro inscription Run
,or.un, Tr;-S,atc Tournament. Irwin
,;>,n.. BETHANY Co.log" l9@2." These
rrtzea will remain IN the display win
now until the beginning Of III" tourna-
nan, 1r,rS6ay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
MAXWELL Funeral Friday

Funeral services viii he held 'or"r-
low afternoon at . o'rluch from TO
lo,,i" IT hts daughter, Mrs. Ralph crow,
q Seventh street. for The (at- William
Gr,ftith$ Maxwell. 81. who died Tuesday
evening following 4 siege Of pueumoniA.
Tho remains Will I've inferred NJ N"
Mount Rose cemetery.
Tho deceased WAS 'U" 80 -" nrn~l
prominent l,3ry u.cu "f tVrs r'''n'> a"I
nad delivered milk into this "jtN l"" lH'
past 90 yoars. lie VA h"ru "N E"h"rtS
Ridge and at the tim" - his death was
Twin; on Tents Run whcr" b." operated
the Sunnys;dc Dairy farn' THO icrv"Ncd
+ survived 10y his widow "ui fly" sons
md frur daughtcrs. Also tH" brothers
and one sister
Moundsvillo Briefs
Little Mss Minnie Mr';Iry, a.! ir"N
Oak. who was shot through ihr head
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Mrs. John W"l'nau. who was aC"'d"H'
-all, shot at tho ho,u" q Mrs. haiSE
MoxinSo. on Bethany pike, is reported
resting easy in the hospital 1T Steubeu'
Vile. bur her condition ~ very serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
Ramsey for Congress.

Democrats o! the FIRST Congressional
district are casting their eyes on Hon.
Robert l., Ramsey. Of Brook" county.
asa possible nominee Tor the hcnors a
The fall elections. Mr. RaWScy. who 10
An attorney Of considerable ability has
been !upurtuued 20 hecprC" 4 candidate,
bur wjrc, asked 81 Tuesday 20 Verify
report th.t; he had agreed TO the wishes
Of party leaders. p" alphabetically DIS
1,.Sscd the sut!nr: without saying yes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-09
RaorRa Tyres.

,..o~s" Tyrcs. a.ed -. &C Beech Rot
ON. passed away Wednesday morning
a. "'ciocf. At his .a;n home after u
short illness &C :tpa"rG pneumonia. r..-
"rascd VAS q aai:l, a. gland. having
teen bora tner" III 1870. bat IN MS early
r",hood days moved 80 this country.
where ho has since resided. Ne came 10
tHSi district twelve years az" arI has
made has home In Hcech Eot,o!U since
lie was =: progressive farmer. Tie -
survived ~ III vi" and three children
Virginia. Marian AND rtc'"n Marie. lie
IS also 4 Sru-iu-law OF Ellis Jones. Of
He,na0, p:n". FUrcra. Arrangements
~, .igt on, p Ctn
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For This Direct Action
Table Range

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doors white porcelain
hroilcr oven pan and
white porcelain drip
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burners automatic top
burner tighter oven
heat regulator and al
hlark parts rllSrpr""t
enamel finish.
An idcaj -a> range
for the family ct aver.
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Regular price Is uur
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28
NOMINA GRADITA

II chairman de, committee
on member 8bip". del 15Omo.
aHajUerSario deHa D,chiara.io-
ne dIadipcRdcRza, OR0reUole
giudice Eugeae c. Borai-
2OeU hd iRUitatO diUersi
ROStri cOHnd.iORaH a dircRire
membrj della "SeSguiccatenRiaI
Exhibition Association" Fra
eSSi ri sOno il Hostro dirett0re
CdU. A. Giuseppe Di Sirestr0
e suo frdteU0 PaVUocoto Gi0UdR-
nj Sebbenc queSti faccia aha Dar-
te del comitatO originate del 100
nominate q 8uo tempo dcW0u.
SiRdaco Cdr. Uff. J. HamDtou
Moore.
La Icttera al R0stro direttore
dice COST:
nDL,,,. 1000
''ii""eipi'i"' d. 'cVoD' i'1z
Cav. A. Joseph Di Silvestro,
1926 So. Broad street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Friend,
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ch followed with and address
which also rang true with a love
for dear old America.
Editor Di Silvestro, prefaced
his address in Italian with an
inspired speech in English.
His address in lta ian was a
complete explanation of the Or
der Sons of Italy and a plea to
every Italian in SusQuehanna, to
become a member that they in
turn will become better citizens
of the United States He was
eloquent and forcefuI and held
the closest attention of those
who understood the language of
the fatherland.
He made a plea that Italians
remain in this country, and ma
Ike it their home land, and not
run back to Italy as soon as they
acquire a competence.
Stay here, be good American
citizens and your children and
you will attain higher place
in the Sun, and your children
and your children's chi dren
will ever bless your memory"
was one of his strongest pleas.
"Susquehanna as a communi-
ty was honored by the visit of
Editor Di Silvestro, His coun-
trymen here will long remember
his mastery address.
Last evening. in the lodge
rooms of the Sons of Ita'y, Mr..
Di Silvestro addressed a large
number of his countrymen, and
was very plain spoken. He
Strengthened out many misun-
derstandings, and offered some
timely and wholesome advice
which touched a responsive
chord.
CAS- a result of the evening
meeting about 25 new members
were added to the local branch
of the Sons of Italy. which now
has a membership Of about rs
and is in good condition.
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MEA CULPA!

lie opinioni sbagliate ogni quail
volta parla delPOrdine Figli d'I-
talia. A parte, infatti. la insi-
nuazione che mi fa Quando mi
starnuta di idea preconcetta. e
forse imposta, Iii attaccare l'uo-
mo- ed ALA quale non rispondo
poiche e assurda; Quando dice
che Paw. Giovanni Di Silvestro
"aVrebbe doyuto e potuto pro-
pore il rigetto dell'idea conce-
pita in Italia, senza fare strom-
baZZare al Quattro venti dalla
stampa italo-americana che So
lamente dietro consigli di emf
nenti uomini italiani l'idea era
Stata abbandonata" asserisce, di
nuoVo. cOse non we're. LAW. Di
SilVestro non ancora ci ia Sape-
re le ragioni che Pindussero a
rinunciare ala LOggia di Roma
e non ha fatto mai asserire dai
giornalisti che clio fece dietro i
consigli.". ecc. I'm solo giorna-
lie, II Progresso Italo-Americano,
per quanto 10 ne sappia, nella
sua rubrica della cronaca
newyorkese. fece alcuni COM
menti perche informato dal suo
redattore, Bernardino Ciambel-
Ii, di ritorno dallItalia. Potreb-
be darsi che quest'ultimo avesse
riferito dele cose pin 0 memo We
ma, in tutti i casi, cosa
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28
INAUGURAZTONE DI BAN,
DEERE

Domenica. 5 Novembre p. w..
la loggia Liberia Giustizia No.
1114, dell'Ordine Figi d'Ttalia,
di New Brighton, Pa, inaugure-
ra le sue bandiere social ALA
cui cerimonia, che sara anche
commemorazione della vittoria
itaIiana, presiedera il Grande
Venerable delo State Cav. A.
Giuseppe Di Silvestro.
ST prevede un grandissimo
concorso, oltre che dele logge
del paesi limitrofi, di SO cieta di
Mutuo Soccorso e di italiani in
generate.
Padrino e Madrina della ban
diera stellata saranno Ponorevo-
/ le giudice Frank G. Reed la di-
stintissima signorina sua figlia.
In attesa che ci pervenga il
programme Ufficiale, possiamo
oggi comunicare che ale ore
$50 a. m. la Liberia @ Giusti-
zia procedera ad una iniZiazionC
/ in massa, nella sua sala al No
/ Q 3rd. avenue, ammettendo ne
/ suo una cinquantina di profani
ore / p. m. inaugurazione dele
bandiere i'm un tcatro e subitC
dopo 81 formera un corteo. de
quale faranno parte lutte lie log
ge e Societa intervenute, chi
/ percorrera lie strade principal
della citta e poscia ritorno nellt
sala sociaie dove 81 svolgera u,
trattenimento con ballo ad alti
: divertimenti.
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"DISTINGUISHED EDITOR
AND LODGE MASTER HO-
NORED
"A, Joseph Dj SiIUe8tro, Grond
Master of Sons Of HdlH
Guest Here

Cav. A. Joseph Di Silvestro,
editor and publiser Of The True
Word, italian newspaper in Phi
ladelphia, and Grandmaster of
the Sons Of Italy of Fennsylva-
MIA, was the honored guest of
the Susquehanna lodge of the Or
der Sunday afternoon.
Five years ago Editor Di
Silvestro came here and institu-
ted the local lodge. Sunday he
was the honored guest of his
fraternal offspring, so to speak.
"The visit of the distingui-
shed journalist and leader of
people of Italian birth, was ma
de the occasion of public
meeting in the Hogan Opera Ho-
use. featured by band music and
good speaking.
The Erie band. making its
firstsappearance in a long time,
led a parade of the lodge in full
regalia with flags flying, from
the City National Bank biloxi to
the Barry" hotel where Editor
Di Silvestro made headuuarters.
and he was escorted to the Opera
house.
"The stage was decorated
with American and Italian ia
gs. -Four young men. two on Ell
ther side Of the stage, held lar
ge American and Italian flags
and the Banners of the Sons of
Italy The band p aged a number
of selections i'm front Of the the.
atre and also in side.
I'm the absence of Chief Bur.
Igess, Editor Baker of the Eve.
ming Transcript, acted as chair.
man and introduced the spea.
kers. The speaking program was
| opened by Attorney Thomas A
Doherty whose theme was Pa
triottism. He gave an inspired
address which sounded the key
note. Rev. John z. Pritchard
pastor of the Presbyteian chur
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NELL 'ORDINE FICLI DTTALIA

'Umberto, signori Ettore Radio.
chi ed Eugenio Gabrielli e dai 81
gnori Giuseppe Radicchi. Fran
cescO Oropallo ed Enrico Lisi
comproprietario di
una grande mOderna panette-
ria che fOrnisce pane agli ameri-
cani di quella @ di attire citta Ii
mitrofe. II Cav. Di Silvestro vol
lie visitare 10 stabilimento e ST
congratulo col signor Lisi e
con Ialtro comproprietario 81
gnor Mollica per il modo come
10 dirigono. II Cav. Di Silvestro
fu ospite a mezzogiorno g Ia sera
del signori Radicchi e Ii rim
grazia sentitamente in uno ALA
signora Ida. moglie di Giuseppe,
per il pranZo veramente lucullia-
no preparato e servito.
Invece di fare moi il resocon-
to della giornata preferiamo RI
portarlo dial quotidiano "The f.
vening Transcript" del % corren-
te mese il quale dice cosi:
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Made to feel at home

Joseph Di Silvcsuo, Grand
Master of the Sons of Italy or
ganization of the State of Penn
sy.vania, visited SuSquehanna
yesterday, and was made to feel
entirely at home Not only did
his fellow countrymen honor
him. but the people in general
noted his visit here. Mr.. Di Sill
vestro is a brilliant man, and the
borough was honored in having
him here.
Sia il TheEyening Transcript
che il "The Morning Sun" di
Binghamton. N. Y. avevano pre-
cedentemente annunZiato con
lunghi articoli larrivo a SusQuc-
hanna del Cav. Di Silvestro.
Nella riunione della sera il
venerable signor Badicchi, rie-
vocante, con lie lagrime agli oc-
chi. lie benemerenze del Cav. Di
Silvestro, in nome della loggia
Umberto l, gil offriva una me-
daglia con nastrino tricolore
chiusa in un elegante astuc-
clio Da un lato la medaglia mel
centro porta un leone, 10 SIENNA
delPOrdine, con intorno la dici-
tura: Liberia, UguagliGRz0, fra
teliGnza, e dall'aItro lato e Incl
so:LOggjd UmbertO / No.
$50 - Al Gran Venerable CGU.
GiuScppe Di SurcstrO -
OO0ttnhrn 1000
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Il ritOrnO del Supreme Venerable

Law. Giovanni M. Di Silve-
stro, Supreme Venerable del
POrdine Figli d'Italia. con
suoi due figliuotti Giovanni Jr.
ed Arnaldo, e tomato dallItalia
mel pomeriggio di venerdi del a
settimana scorsa a bOrdo delPA-
quitania, grandioso piroscafo
della Cunard Line.
Al pier" 81. dove egli doveva
sbarcare, erano ad attenderlO
suo fratello Cav A. Giuseppe Di
Si.vestro e motif Figli d'Italia,
dai dignitarii supremi a sempli-
ci fratelli. Diamo quaIche nome
di coloro che ricordiamo. Essi
sono: il Conte Umberto Bill,
Segretario Supreme di Corri-
spondenza, il Sig. Salvatore Pa
risi, Segretario Supreme di FL
nanza, Paw. cav. StefanO Mie e,
eX supreme venerable, il Cav.
avv. Sante Modica. Grande Sc
gretario Archivista, dello State
di New York, il Sig. Baldo Aqui-
lano, direttore del "Bollettino"
del Figi d'Italia," il Conte Car
10 Merenda, Supreme Deputato.
il farmacista Cav. Nicola Alba
nese di Chester, Pa, Presidente
del a COMMISSIONS Cassa di Pre-
videnza, il Sig. Antonio Affron-
ti-Lucifero, ideatore delPOrdine
del Figli d'Italia, signor Ma
tranga ex Grande SegretariO di
finanza di New York. l'avv. Lai-
no ed altri.
81 era recato a dare il ben tor
nato alPavv. Di Silvestro anche
il DR.. Alberto Bonaschi che, in
sieme a lui. aveva anche guidato
gil STUDENT italo-americani mel
giro d'istruzione in Italia. II
Progresso ItaIo-Americano ave
va mandate espressamente unO
del suoi redattori Avv. Alfredo
Viola. II signOr AffrOnti-Lucife-
70, come 10 avevo fattO il giorno
della partenza, offr1 al capo del
rOrdine un grande bouquet" di
fiori.
La sera dello stesso giorno
Pavv. Di Silvestro fece ritornO a
Philadelphia atteso ALA stazione
de la Pennsylvania dial Grande
Segretario di Pennsylvania 81
gnor Paolo Di Peso, dai signori
Antonino Viglione. Francesca
/ Tropea ed Attilio Taglianetti,
dai cognati Carlo SantanielIo,
Gino Papola, DR.. Giuseppe Bon
giovanni dal figlio de nostro
direttore Antonio
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lc'entra TAvv. Di Silvestro? f
come puo il Capitano asserire
che raw. Di Silvestro fcce
strombazzare al guattro venti
ecc. ecc, Sc qucst'ultimo, all'epo-
ca dellannunzio del "Progresso'
era lOntano cinquemila miglia?
81 pu0 nutrire rispetto pei Ca
pitano De Luca, 81, ma non pcs
siamo rinunziare al dovere di
farg i apprendere la verita.
Verita? Ma il Capitano ci ne
ga perfino il diritto di dirgliela
lnfatti, mel mentre attende IL
ma risposta ola persona selia.
competente, intelligence. in eff
fetti, poi, mi dice che. quel che
ha detto ha detto e che Quindi
non annette discussion. II suo
ragionamento suona, presso a
POGO cosi: lei, signor Aquilano,
e.. lei, ed TO-. sono 10, cioe un
SlGNORE che lei non ha Pono-
re di conoScere. antico MAE
STRO o SUPERTORE del Gene
rale Guglielmotti. Percio: I:
QUOD DIXI, DIXI, e QUOD
SCRIPSI, SCRIPST. Ed. al
lora?
Ed allora ci sarebbe da cam
biar soggetto ed augurargli, per
esempio, una buona digestio-
ne, Ma anche Qui c'e da esitare: ::
giacche per non commettere
una ira "gaffe' sara bene che
m'informi prima dele condizioni
delPapparato digerente del Ca
pitano.
Baldo Aquilano
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28
I'm grandG GVGntO a
SuSQuahanIa, Pa.

II Grande Venerable di Penn
sylvania, Cav. A. Giuseppe Di
Silvestro, Ia giornata di domeni-
ca scorsa e state ospite degli tia
liani di Susquehanna, Pa, dove
vive e prospera Ia loggia Um-
berto I, No. $50. e, possiamo di-
re anche, de pintera cittadinau-
"a indigena.
Egli arrivava col treno della
Erie Railroad" allie ore Z del
mattino ricevuto ALA stazione
dial venerable e segretario della
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28
PenSieri dall'Ita1ia

DotPliustre generate Guglici-
motif al noStro djrettorc:
"Frascati, 18 settembre, 1922
I"Caro Di Si.vcstro.
"Questa per rammentarmi d
Lei e porgcrle un cordiale, au-
Igurale salute. Ho conosciuto.
come le diccvo in altra mia. il
suo bravo figliuolo - me ne
congratulo col babbo faccio a
lui migliori auguri per Tim
.mancabile suo avVenire.
"Ho veduto e vedo spesso il
.nostro Supreme Venerable suo
fratello - lavoliamo insicme
con amore per pOrdine e 10 non
.dubito che Iopera sua sara an
che qui di grande giovamento
alPaltissima missione dell'Ordi-
ne nostro.
lie stringo la mano colror-
mai antica e buona amicizia.
Generate E. Guglielmotti"
##*
Da Milano, in data 26 settem-
bre, il signor Gennaro Barbara
81 ci scrive; "Siamo a Mia
no. Ci tratterremo qui 4 giorni,
dopo andremo a vedere il Lago
di Como e Venezia. Saluti ed a
uguri da me dalla mia signora.
Suo AMIGO: Barbarisi."
II signor Barbarisi, intanto. e
ritornato in America. sabato
scorso, a bordo del Conte Rosso.
Ben tomato a hui ed ALA sua 81
gnora Giulia.
In una cartolina illustrate,
con fallegoria della cattedraIe
di Palermo, dial a cui citta ci e
stata spedita il 3 corTente mese.
il DR.. John De Carlo ci manda
saluti infiniti ed augurii
Lo stesso DR.. De Carlo da Ro-
ma, in data II Ottobre SERVE:
Teri ci ,siamo visit con suo
che partiva per Parigi.
Siamo nella citta dele meravi-
glie! Superba colossale gran
dezza Romanar