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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19
ATENT!IUNE

Tn grup de romani din ora
selul Niles, Ohio 81 jur voesc a
pune base unei corporatiuni, SEQ
pul este de cumpara o bucata
de pamant de 49 de acre, localizat
in trumbul County, Ohio in apro-
pierre de fabricele lui Carnegie
Steel Co. de la orasul nou McDo-
nald, Ohio. Scopul cumpararii a
cestei proprietati este pentru un
beneficiu al poporului Roman
ceea ce sc va explica dupa adu-
narea regulara.
Persoanele care vor fl presente
sunt urmatorii:
John Nicodin, Niles, Ohio.
George Javla, Niles, Ohio.
John Ghindea, Niles, Ohio.
Geo. Moldovan, Niles, Ohio.
Nick Salanty. Sharon, Pa.
Victor Necsea Mcdonald, o
John Kish, Mcdonald, o.
Vasilie Dan. Mcdonald. Ohio.
Petru Florea, Warren, Ohio.
Spiridon Comanita, Niles. Ohio
Prima adunare va avea loc Du
mineca i'm % Ianuarie 1922, Ii
orele 1890 p. m. sub No. 624
Robbins Ave. Niles, Ohio.
(14A15).
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mai sunt unii carl ii pun parte ~
''Prietenii!''
'Avea 81 prietenii" intrebaiu
eu,>vazind ca facut o pauza:
''Da cati! Luna 81 camasa. Ma
scapat nici popa Intr'un rind a.
proape in fie care ii faces cate-o
sfestanie sd, scoata pc dracul II
fara din casa. Baiatul E capnl
popii," raspunse Ilinca rixind.
Isl Ghita9"
''Ghitaf Imbrobodit, Pc camp,
Ia Pitcsti, sau il trimitea Ia Frun-
tzari sd vaza> cum mpncesc osne-
nil. Te pui Gu fe1neia draculuii
Oar acnm ia VENT Tinca dc. hac.
A scarmanato de cateva ori Do il
mers fulgii." Il
Care Tinca -
''cumnata a-sa. sQra lpi qhita &.
Cunt De eel
(va uyypsls
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fleteasca in care ma aruncat.
Lam spus tot. S'a mirat cand a
auzit ca Sofia mia rapit averea 81
am ajuns roaba Ell. Mia fagaduit
ca-mi ajuta. A facut un denunt 81
mi Ia dat zicand sal dau procu-
rorului de Arges 81 sd nu ma tenn
de orr ce S an intampla, ca el imi
sta in ajutor dar sd nu spun Gu
'nici un chip cine fost fatal CO.
pilului ca legea nu ma poate sill.
Mia dat 81 Q scrisoare catre pro-
curor 81 m am dus la Pitesti 81 am
dat denuntul 81 scrisoarea procu-
rorului. Am fost arestata indata
81 q doua ii an arestat si pc Sofia.
O saptamana intreaga tinut in
terogatorul. Latrina in care arun-
casem copilul 81 Sofia Q astupase
peste cateva xile, fost destur
pata. M s'a afaat de eat niste
oscioare mici de y piciosrele co.
.pilului-
Sofia txg6duit tot, zicand
lcx nu Stie minis q c6 ini5a plxtit
~: 1 "; !. ,.o u 49, ~, Anla aflin
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DACA VREI

Sa nu intinSi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in car cand al r6mas
fara o mana sau un picior In
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea S. 3. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19
De WHARF
IN VT A R E

Societatea Romana de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Ludosana" din Niles,
Ohio roasa pc toti fratii romani
din loc 81 jur de lua parte la
petrecerea Gu dams ce sc va da in
ziua de q Ianuarie Sambata in
.Hala proprie din Walnut Str
No. 3. 1nceputul va Fl la orele 4
p. m. 0 muzica nationala va dis.
ira pc onor public Gu cele maj
frumoase arii de dams 81 cantece
rationale. Masa va Fl inpodobita
Gu cele mai bune mezeluri 81 beu-
turf racoritoare. Pana la revedere
ramanem salutandu-va din partea
Societatii 'Ludosana''.
loan Popp, presedinte.
Ionita Mann, secretar.
(14-15).
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rintilor mel ca nam aruncat CO.
pilul de viu in latrina. Ca fost
mort, 81 nu stu cum Fam omor1t,
ca nam volt sal omor. Ca cram
terorizata 81 fnebunita de Sofia,
81 nam mintit, domnule. Juratii
m'au crezut. Advocatul pc care
la TRIMS Trandafirescu din Ora
iowa q facut lumea Sd plang3. Eu
am plans in tot timpul cat . t.
nut procesul. Juratii m 'au achitat
81 toata lumea care q fosf ii sald
9 aplaudat. Pc ca au condan1nal-o D
L. sase luni inchisoare. Ghita .
facut recnrs dar Sc respine.
liz tribunAlnl corsctionsla sc1.
pat, dar tribunalul . annlst y1n-
sarea si admis ca u mise dsA
din banii ei 0 sut7 douxxeci il
cinci de mil lei, pc carl lam svut
cind ) reusit q devinx stxpanx
re tot ~ aveanl.
~ domnule, u ! Mcut ,ase
luni a. xile pasc3rie \ Plxtxrssti.
a sc1pat astk primx yarx naml,e,
~, ly11 hate ~ ni0nn zrr,1 Va. " " U
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Stunt rugati toti abonentll
nostri a observn urmatoarele
reguli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresa.
1. Sa sc scrie adresa veche
nnde Ia mers ziarul 81 address,
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoan8 81
sc alature mArci de 5c. SO se
caute sa nj sc dea numele stra-
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observ4 aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapt& q j se
schimbe adresa ca M se poata
Adminigtratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19

sd piece Sofia ia spus Cd vfeau
sd dau copilul Ia Q ruda a mea
sal creasca. Eu am fost data in
judecata pentru prunc ucidere 81
ca ca mijlocitoare 81 tainuitoare,
81 tot odata 81 pentru excrocherie
iprin tiranisari si emenintari.
Dupa staruinta lui Trandafi-
rescu am fost pnsx in libertate pc
cautiune pana u judecarea pro-
cesului. Trandafireseu mia reco-
mandat un advocat bun din Pi-
testi si q mai TRIMS unul din
Craiova 81 au pm secvestru pc
mosia mea Gu tok ee se alta pc .ea
81 pc toti bani Bofiei 81 alui
Chita. a nmblal Ghiti 81 . sta
ruit pzna Z scos ~ Sofia pe a.
'rantie. L'au ajatst cstiva tarani,
carl credeau c4 ~ caytiga pro-
eesul. &
La curtea e. jnrsti am spus
toate chinurile kesite u cum :
volt chisr III iii efnd lam van
dut mosis = A. slnea 4 nknxs-
Z ~ s$$SSssasi9 s y. 81 y sa
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cursul 81 debitul, care dau Gu ade.
varat o forta.
Inainte de a Sc cheltui sumo
enorme Gu studii 81 proecte, ce ca
multe altele, vor ramane tot stu
dif 81 proecte.
Inainte de Sc da lupte caine-
nesti pentru obtinerea concesiunei
unui bun inexistent, concesiune
care va trebui sd fure totuSi ceva
|pentru ca s'a obtinut.
Inainte de-a face lucrari ce vOr
pieri repede, grabitiva pricepe,
a CONVINCE 81 a incepe Impaduri-
rea muntilor 81 dealurilor pc care
inca lie batjocorim. Numai dupa
aceea Sc va putea avanta cineva in
lucrari mari, = reale 81 utile :
in domeniul apelor. Orice drum pc
apa de la BucureSti la mare trece
prin dealurile Argesului, (etc.) !,
precum amenajarea cursului de
jos a Prutului trebue sa Sc in
iceapa din Bucovina, lar canaliza-
rea Jiului de la Bechet pana la
Craiova trebue sa-si alba pentru
cateva decent biurourile insta-
late la Carbunesti sau Tg.-Jiu.
''Piatra fundamentals" in care
un mare maestru va ciocani GU
mistria la aceasta mare sarba-
batoare a inceputului lucrarilor
de canalizari de riuri, trebue sd
fie un modest puet de stejar, mo-
lid, pin, salcam, etc. care ne va
inlesni sd ne gandim serios la
ceeace am pus la Gale, ideea mare,
fpe care inca nu 0 putem realiza.
| Numai dupa ce veti ingadui
silvicultorilor sd mentie padurile
existente 81 dupa eel yeti ajuta
sa reinpadureasca dealurile 81
!muntii pustiiti de indiferenta orr
,de ignoranta, de egoism ori de
,perversitate, toate in mare ca 81
in mic; numai dupa ce jumatate
din opera va fl solid efectuata,
drumul dv., liber.
Cat timp podurile noastre cad
. rupte Gle ape Gu viituri prea repezi
lar, vadurile de alta data nu maj
|pot ii trecute, atata timp ecluzele
dv., vor Fl potmolite de malu1
dealurilor ce jelesc vechea lol
buna stare, turbinele vor fl STA.
ramate dc bolovanii pc care nu-i
yeti putca opri Gu barajele, ial
avutiile cheltuite Sc vor risipi ca
] 81 sperantele amagite pana atunci
4 (Din ''Dacia".
lMMMMMAAAN~N>N
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NvITARE

Societatea Romano de AjutOr
81 Cultura ''Albina" din New
Castle, Pa are. onoare de a invita-
pc toate surorile Societati, Clu-
burr 81 Parochii, precum 81 pc
toti fratii romani din loc 81 jur,
de lua parte la frumoasa Petre-
cere care Sc Va da in seara zilei
de q Ian. 1922 in localul Socie-
tatii 'Albina"
Inceputul petrecerii va fl la
orele Z p. m. 81 va dura pana la
orele II din noaptc.
Vestita Muzica a lui Nick Sinu
din Youngstown, Ohio, ne va
distra GU cele mai frumoase arii
81 cantece rationale de joe.
Intrarea va fl Domnii: $1.OO;
Damele gratis.
Comitetul aranjator s'a ingrijit
ca Bufetul sd fie asortat Gu tOate
cele necesare.
In speranta ca vom putea sa.
luta in mijlocul nostru un nume-
ros public de frati romani 81 TO.
nance. Pana la revedere va salu-
tam Gu drag. In numele Societatii
'Albina".
Comitetul aranjator.
(13 & 15).
OBTITI II ABONATI
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chlse, pc care pornesc All multi,
81 GU mare impetuositate.
Acestora ma adresez: M va
grabiti!
ST GU toate astea trebue sd ne
grabim!
Dar graba nu unde credeti tre-
bue sa alba loc!
81 uni 81 altii din eel ce Sc re-
ped sd pescuiasca in apa tulbure,
scapa din vedere ca pescuitul lor
nu poate avea loc decat in apa
Impede a riurilor fixate 1ntai la
izvoare, stapanite in cursul lor 81
imblanzite intr'atat in cat sd de-
vie robi omul,ii.
Prin pasunat excesiv la dealuri
Isl la munte, prin despaduriri
mascate de diferite nevoi 81 as
cunse Gu tot felul de forme, ve-
ldeti DIV. insiva cd s'a ajuns nu
mai avea un regim constant al
apelor curgatoare.
| Vedeti ca albiile riurilor, alo-
curi Sc adancesc lasand suspen-
fdate picioarele podurilor, lar pc
lalocuri Sc ridica ell metri prin
bolovani 81 ,petris tarit din dea-
lluri...
l Vedeti ca dealurile productive
falta data curg in vale, reduse nu
mai la pericoml pc care il prezin.
ia, fara a mai da vreun profit
proprietarului om ayut sau.. +.
llipit pamantului de care mimic
null mai leaga..
| Nici stapanire a apelor curga-
toare nu Sc poate concepe inainte
| de ii stabifts regimul apelor
inainte de-a II inceput impaduri
rea dealurilorsi mlntilor nostr
batjocoriti.
i Orice incercare de progress prir
apa, trebue sd purceada de la i'm
lpadurire, care stabilizeaza $
100000 @@@@@@@
CETIT1 u ABoNA1I
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Din Lurnea
SatelOr

ma jurat sd tac. Din amantul Gu
care a VENT de la Bucuresti in
trei luni a facut neon din el. Ma
dormit bietul ON o noapte, para
cand . ajuns ca umbra, ca dupa
ala sal imbranceasea 81 sal
traga pumni in piept, pana Ia
inebunit 81 peste un an a nnurit la
balamuc.
Lam spus lui Ion sa ma astepte
III capul satului char 81 trei zile,
pana yiu. Nam dus Ia ca 81 lam
spns Gu binele, doamna, de ce al
gonit pc Ion, 81 mia zis 81 nu-i
csr socoteala ca ma ia 81 pc mine
\ goank. Lam zis bin,s, doamna,
dsca ~ i-a fost gu voia de ce
] = n fpdemnSt sa isp, ii s'a ~
d Riet \ sxrit III so m ~
sak slIis y
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buneasca pc ori ce barbat care
lar Fl picat in glkare. Lesinul Ell,
cand tirit-o calul a fost prefa-
Ecatorie. A stiut tot ce s'a petre-
cut. Pusese ochii de multi pc Chi
/ ia 81 intamplarea Gu calul la We
nit in ajutor sa-si ajunga scopul.
[Da domnule, asa sta afacerea, nu
cum spup unii, carl nu stiu ori il
pun parte.
Inebunise domnule lumea in sat
III Horbele Ell. Ii mergea gura ca
hnui adyocat. Indemna lumea la
revofutie, zicea Cd boierii sunt
|niste lipitori. S,'a auzit de asia 81
"a Minister 81 prefectul Ia spus
[de c&teva orr sa-si vaza de treaba
|cx daca nu . da ia judecata. Scoa-
10 ! fxcut-o din averea mea, 3
lesne ~ faci pomahA din banii al
|tnia. Nu-mi pare ran, dar nu mn
~ p1nx cand nu-i dau nuInele jos
||de pc fatada scoalei.
yicleana domnule. Cillstea Pc
|toti N 3 tnie6 81 sal posta amagi
u vofba aia, dadea un 81 y Ina
NJ bon, 81 t6ranii ~ luau seanla,
nsaQ r. y - q a. 4 s 4 Dumnsseil.
n y iIl 4 8 \ llsepnt An
e \ N! \ I J s Y 4 a ss 's
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nu-mi vad de treaba ma da pc
mana justitiei, 81 mi-am zis: pana
fcand Ilincoi Lam dat 81 eu 0
palma sia,am fugit pana nu pune
mana pc mine.
Ion ma astepta. Avea trei NH
de lei in chimir, bani adunati de
cand fusese prin lume, agonisise
81 Ell, sarmanul sd aiba ceya ID su-
Par'ca Dumnezeu mia luminat
fletul lui.
mintea. Am mers Ia Pitesti si in
noaptea ala Ia Craiova. Lam
cautat pc Trandafiresch. Lam
gasit 4 Tribunal. Era Presedinte.
IL parut bine c1nd ma ysxut u
M rngat y An fae scand.l, u
din eai,xs pl ig5 ilor a ~ I lust.
ls1in y ~ B D g. 1il vssAit y Il roe y
Z : y B 81 toftira n.
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DACA VREI

Sa nu 1ntinzi mana L. coltul
stradelor in car cand al r&mas
fara 0 mana sau un picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. r. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19
CUM POT
DEVENI
BUCURESTII
PORT
= Legatura dintre ape
81 paduri. =

Trecem prln vremuri mari. Pre-
faceri soclate 81 ecOnomlce sunt
necesare sau Sc impun singure, 81
chemate 81 nechemate.
In marele cadru al progresului
economic, canalizarea riurilOr 81
utilizarea fortei motrice d apelor,
sunt doua capitole care Sc desbat
des, sunt doua drumuri larg des-
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c 4 u 7

Pc un pretin al meu sosit de
curind din Patria veche Gu nu-
mele George Bora din comma
Sarbi. jud. Arad. Avand ceva "a
faceri importante Gu dansul 81
nestiind unde sd afla prin u. 5.
rog respectuos pc cetitorli acestul
ziar daca site de dansul unde sd
afla sa-mi comunice adresa 81 lie
voiu intoarce toate spesele Gu mul-
tamita.
Asemenea 81 prietinul George
Bora daca afla de acesta sa-ml
scrie la adresa:
SABIN BUFTEA
sos Clark Str. Martins Ferry, O.
(13 & 15).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
Concrete Tile Water
 Proof, Testing Shows

Concrete Products company is sue ccssor to the Birmingham Roof. Tile and Supply company that operated for 10 years. There are POO houses In Birmingham that are covered with this line of goods. About 80 were covered last year. Among them are the hospital and guard towers at Kilby prison, and also the Norwood Terrace apartments in the city. A shipment was sent to Anniston to be used on the Sellers hospital in that city.
 Pittsburg testing laboratory showed concrete tile absorbed z per cent water. whereas other tile absorbed 12 per cent. Concrete tile Is prac tically water proof. In fact, large number of houses arc laid without composition roofing under 1t, which proves that it Is absolutely water proof.
 Concret Products company has re- gently taken over the. Gensco Lay tite Shingle, which can be put on over wood shingles and gives smoother surface than any other ma terial so used. It is much cheaper than tearing off old shingles and putting on new. It is a composition shingle made from natural Trinidad lake asphalt.
 Concrete flower boxes and lawn furniture are cast by this company
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
ELECTRIC COMPANIES
 ENJOY PROSPERITY

Chicago, October 1.-The addition of nearly one and quarter million new customers by electric light and power companies during the last year despite the industrial depression. in- dicates the rapid strides of that in- dustry, according to the national commission on public utilities.
 A survey completed by the com mission showed that five states, Illi- nois, Indiana. Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio, have 2,S5o,000 light and power customers, 26 per cent of the total number In the country. Illinois possesses more electric lighted homes than any other state in the country.
 California Ia far ahead in the num- Der of industrial power customers. with 64.000. about one-sixth of the total for the nation, the survey shows. That state also showed the largest gain in power users. 6,4o0 be- Ing added during last year. Illinois ranks second in this list Pennsyl- vania third and Ohio fourth. New York. the leading manufacturing state, is fifth.
 The total number of industrial power customers In the country on January 1 was 42s.5s4, an increase of 194,l91 during the six-year period from 1918. The largest yearly growth was in 1919. when 44.557 new in- dustrial customers were added While power customers are only about five per cent of the number of residential customers, the power customers use much more electrical energy, accord ing to the survey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
Wives of Cabinet Heads
 Will Take Stump During
 Present Election Campaign,

fascinated hy the business of pull ing strings and watching the manni- kins jump through hoops upon the national stage.
 She Is at present in her home town in New Mexico, where a warm cam paign has been conducted by the Re- publican Womens club of her town for better government within the state. Mrs. Fall was delighted with the success of Mrs. Otero-Warren in obtaining the republican nomination for the National House of Represen- tatfves, and Is actively campaigning in her behalf. Mrs Wallace, on the other hand, has not been in Wash ington very long. and she is not so sure of herself when expressing her political opinions.
 "Maybe after l have been here longer l shall like 1t more," she said.
 She Is inartieulate on political subjects just as the great mass of "homepodes" typically are.
 "Of course, 1 hear the men talk politics, but it never occurs to me to express an opinion" she said to- day, But I am glad that women are no longer clarsed with Indians, con victs and imbeciles by being denied vote"
 Wallace fe Speak
 The Secretary of Agriculture will make a stumping trip at the request of the republican congressional com mittee, W hieh will in 'ude speeches at Columbus, October IS; Cincinnati. oc- tober 19: Frankfort. Ind, October 2l, and St. Louis. October 23.
 "wouldn't you like to go along?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
By CAROLYN VANCE
Special Correspondent of The AEe-Heral
 IC,onx~t~bt fooo t,x Tl,. Aua II eraldf

Copyright, 1929, by The Axe-Heraldl
 Washington, October 14.--Like the disciples of old, President Harding's 3 cabinet will fare forth next week to preach the gospel of republication and their wives will aid in the good work" as they call it, of returning q republican Congress.
 The activities of the wives of the been recorded, and, indeed. the exist ence of such wives was deemed quite immaterial by the authors of the books of the New Testament. But the ladies of this day and age cut more ice, and in the present cam paign they are refrigerating the po- liticai atmosphere to such an extent that chllls are chasing down the spines of regular" politicians.
 The feminine cabinet circle is but small model of the world of wom- en. Their large majority, "the bome- bodies" of the country, are repre- scented in their proper proportions, just as the small minority of wome n who are active in public life are also represented. Of these two broad classifications, Mrs. Wallace, wife of the Secretary of Agriculture, may -''homebodies," and Mrs. Fall, wife of the Secretary of the Interior, rep resents the active politicians.
 Mrs. Fall Politician
 Mrs. Fall has lived in Washing ton 6 long time. She has been be- hind the scenes for years and she is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
Steel Castings Increase
 Greatly tn Use Recently

Business in steel castings has de- veloped wonderfully within the last few months. This is attributed to the general revival of activity both in construction of new plants and rehabilitation of plants that have just been started or are getting ready to start. Orders for steel castings to replace cast iron parts point out clearly the general ten deney to substitute steel for cast iron where duty is severe and re- heated failures of cast iron occur. The larger plants were the first to recognize this, but 1t Is now Altering through to the smaller plants and is also being quite generally introduced in the coal and ore mines. The strength of steel Is from three to five times that of cast iron of the same dimensions. besides 1t has resiliency and toughness that Is not possessed by cast iron. When steel Is substituted for cast Iron parts large factor of safety is obtained against breakage without increasing the dimensions.
 There are many applications where ordinary carbon steel Is not durable due to being too soft to resist ah- raSlNe dCtloH Or IFiCllOns AS h Soh- sequence such parts wear rapidly and have to be replaced frequently at great expense. Various alloys and kinds of steel are being produced to overcome such rapid wear. each hav- in gifts advantages and dlsadvant- ages. A process has been developed for producing steel castings with such surfaces hardened as are sub jected to wear leaving the remain OCT of the casting of soft steel, mak- ing it easier to machine and retain ing the resiliency and toughness that Is usually sacrificed by many of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
More Facilities Giue
 Patrons Better Seruice

Increased facilities for prompt ex- ecution of orders, permitting deliv- cry the same day on small jobs. Is offered by the Birmingham Office Supply company as an indueement to Its customers. Coal mining and other industrial forms are speciality. The proprietors, L. E. Reynolds. presi- dent and c. H. Hartsfield. treasurer have given Is years attention to the printing needs of the trade and are ready to give their patrons the bene- fit of this. The present location at 5 1716 Third avenue may be abandoned soon in favor of larger quarters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15

alloy steels that otherwise possess the favorable wearing qualities. The use of such steel is as much of an advance over ordinary steel as steel Is over cast iron.
 The Stroh Steel Hardening Process company. of Pittsburg, represented by II. NJ. Gassman, Brown Marx building, this city, have produced a surface hardened steel which is formed by an alloy penetrating as much as s4 of an Inch on such parts of the casting as are desired hard. This alloy Is 50 per cent harder than chilled iron and cannot be machlned, but must be ground. This steel gives any where from three to ten times the wear of ordinary steel. and for this reason Is being generally adopted by the machinery users not only throughout the north, but in the southern territory where n number of installations of this steel have been made, from which reports of op- eration consistent with others have been obtained.
 As a further development of this process of casting steel with allowed surfaces. there has been developed hammered wheel, the surfaces of which are treated with an alloy by the Stroh process. While the wheel is hot the surface Is forged by a series of automatic hammers, giving the surface a physical hardness in addition to it's oh hsmical hardness, at the same time making the casting true which avoids machining and grinding the hardened surfaces; this treatment increases the life of the steel still more..
 Steel castings treated by this pro- cess are especially suitable for pin- ions. gears. cams, rollers and grind ing and crushing machinery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
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Large Business Makes
 Courtney Co. MoUe

Courtney Heating company has moved It's offices and workshops to 40S Twenty fourth street, north, as the former location was insufficient for the volume of work being done at present. The company Is com pleting installation of four boilers at Howard college. The work will be finished by October l5, it Is said The WarrenW ebster Vapor Heating system. with 190 radiators, is used. Other recent jobs included heating systems for Dr. Russell Collen, George Bellsnyder. Fleischmann Yeast company. Fred Fritticher, A. A. Ahtognoli. J. A. Elliott and c. C.. Adams W. H. Hilderbrandt, for merly of the American Radiator company. is service engineer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15

asked Mrs. Wallace.
 Yes" she answered enthuslastical- ly. "and maybe we could stop off at Detroit and see my daughter Flea nor's new baby. My husband hopes to squeeze in visit to Des Moines to see my three sons and their fami- lies there.
 "so you see after all what real difference Is there between men and women?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15

Passenger airplanes made in Hoi- land and equipped with English motors are being operated by a Ger man company over a distance Of iS0 miles, between Konigsburg, East iermany, and Moscow, Russia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-15

for rest and quiet Father and Sons
day will be observed here next Sun
day. Every father and son are re-
quested to be present