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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-08-12
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DIPARTIuENTO STRANIERO

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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-08-12
GAZOSA ITALIANA

La famosa Gazosa italiana
fabbricata dalla Ditta Domenicc
Turchi and Sons, e oramai en-.
trata mel dominic di tutti in
Philadelphia e fuori ed e como.
sciutissima nei piu lontani pae-
81.
In tutta la costa, nei centri
balneari non vi e paese che non
sia state conquistato e clio per-
che il prodotto e genuine, gu
stoso al palate e rinfrescante.
Durante la stagione estiva
Punica bevanda ricercata e GU
stata. Essa e di refrigerio con-
tro il caldo soffocante.
Coloro che non phanno mai
bevuta la provino 81 assicure-
.ranno che lie nostre affermazio-
nj rispondono ALA pura verita.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-08-12
MOVIMENTO MARITTIMO

II piroscafo COLOMBO della
Navigazione Generate Italiana,
partito da Napoli il 27 Luglio
u. s., ed il % ola Geneva con 900
passeggieri, era atteso a New
York P8 Agosto.
II COLOMBO partira ALA vol
ia d'Italia il II corrente da New
York.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-08-12

Non ftori G ne cccompagnamen-
to funebre.
Non no nuLa a rimproUerar-
mi, hO creduto fare sempre be-
ne; Sc qudIcuRo hG credutO di
. eSSere state OffesO, gil cbjedo
perdon0. QueIlO che mi 81 puo'
rjmprOUerGre, dd talunj StoItj,
che SOnO GteO ed iii ferU6nte
SoUUerSiUO. OgRuRO hd un'jdea
da sUolgere, 10 soRo state fermO
ALA mia ed bO riSpettatO queHe
degli dltri. E. IN nljo cORUin-
mento che la cauSa operaia, per
al beneSSere dj tuti, DORA trion-
fare.
Abbjtj Pultimo mio salute.
Peter COIaprete.
II nostro direttore e in. pos
sesso di una lettera ed un te-
stamento, scritti e spediti il 27
giugno 1921 prima che egli fos-
Sc ricoverato il 5 del successive
luglio nellIstituto Italiano di
terapia fisica in Jersey City, N.
j. Mel testamento egli dispose
che del 5000 della Corte Ameri-
co Vespucci N. 234 F. of A.
meta, (100) fossero devoluti
ALA "benefica filantropica L
stituzione", alPOrfanotrofio del
70. F. d'Italia, di Pennsylva-
MIA e laltra meta ALA sua mo-
glie.
Nessuna cerimonia funebre
ha avuto luogo all'infuori del
rispetto il piu assoluto al desi-
derii espresso dial defunto, cioe
la cremazione del suo cadavere
eseguita mel pomeriggio del 4
corrente mese.
MOI restiamo ammirati della
fermezza di carattere del dece-
duto; del suo spirito umanita-
rio; del perseguimento degli j.
deali fino all'ultimo momento
della vita.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-08-12
FOTOGRAFIE

In questi tempt di crisi di la
voro e raro potere ottenere una
buona fotografia a prezzi modi-
ci. Convinto di questo fqtto ii
s!gnor Severino Verna, proprie-
tario del Verna Photo Studio.
al n. 806 Christian street, ha
preso la decisione di ridurre il CO.
sto dele fotografie di qualun-
que, misura, dalla semplice car
tolina agli ingrandimenti onde
tutti possano farsene senza pc.
sare troppo sui bilancio dome
stico.
Mel Verna Photo Studio gli
artist sono tutti italiani. Esse
e situate appresso ALA Chiesa
del Buon Consiglio, cioe a SOC
Christian St, ad una strada di
distanza da quella di Santa Ma
ria Maddelena del Pazzi.
In detto Studio 81 affittanc
anche elegant abiti per sposa.
lii.
81 SENTIVA PROSTRATO
''Non ero propriamente am
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-08-12

dersi appieno la luna di miele
che moi auguriamo 81 prolunghi
eternamente.
l genitori della sposa 81 mol
tiplicarono, nulla risparmiando,
perche la fiesta nuziale riuscis-
Sc quale essi Pavevano sognata
numerosa, ordinate, splendida.
Grato e il ricordo che rimar-
ra impefituro nella mente del
parent dello sposo, della spo-
sa e degli amici intirvenuti al
ricevimento al quail fuorono di-
stribuiti a profusione dolci, pa
ste e rinfreschi.
NELL'OSPEDALE FABTANI
Gi ultimi operati nellOspeda-
lie Fabiani sono:
Signora Di Matteo Antoniet-
ia, di 81 ami, da Casandrino,
provincial di Napoli, operata di
endometrite cronica e lacerazio-
ne.
Signora Cuoco Giuseppina, di
Al ami, da Salarino, provincial
di Siracusa, operata di tumore
cistico.
Franceschino Arturo, di ami
81, da Salerno, operate di e.
morroidi.
Signora Maria D'Addio, di
ami 21, da Casandrino, provin-
cia di Napoli, operata di emor-
roidi.
Signora De Rizzi Giuseppina,
di ami 48, da S. Peri Niceto,
Provincial di Messina, operata
di endometrite cronica.
Signora Abbate Rosario, di
ami 81, ola S. Peri Niceto, pro
vincia di Messina, operata di ap-
pendicite subacuta.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-08-12


duto; del suo spirito umanita-
rio; del perseguimento degli j.
deali fino alpultimo momento
della vita.
La MORTE DI BELL
Alexander Graham Bell, il
perfezionatore del telefono e NOR
to il 2 cOrrente mese nella sua
residenza estiva a Badleck, Nuo-
va Scotia. Aveva Is ami e fino
a qualche mese ia godeva un'ot-
TINA salute.
PER IL COLUMBUS DAY
II Comitato coloniale per il
Columbus Day terra la sua
prossima seduta la sera di mar
ted1 % corrente ALA Columbus
Hall, TAG So. 8th street.
Nellultima riunione, avuta
luogo il 25 dello scorso mese di
luglio. 81 ebbero lie contribuzio-
nj della Societa Regina Marghe-
rita $4,000; Legione Umberto
Primo $4,000; Societa Operaia
Italiana $4,000 San Nicola di
Bari $500. 81 delibero che per
partecipare ALA commemorative
ne lie Association colonial deb
bono avere mandate Padesione
non piu tardi della seconda set.
timana di settembre.
II segretario del Comitato 81
gnor Giuseppe Modestino ci
prega di sollecitare, per la pros
sima seduta del comitato ,Pin-
itervento di rappresentanti di
quelle logge, societa e circoli che
non avessero ancora aderito.
MEL NODO DTMENE
II 81 luglio u. S. 81 pniVano
mel dolce nodo d'imene la grazio-
sa e distinta signorina Anna
Maria Di Filippo e pegregio gio-
vane Alberto U. Gardenti.
La sposa e figlia del signor
Domenico Di Filippo, che eser-
Cisco un ufficio Bancario al n.
4848 Lancaster avenue, un con
nazionale che nella sua non bre-
We residenza in questa citta ha
tenuto alto il suo nome ed ha
sempre dedicate ogni sua opera
al bene supreme della Patria.
81 deve a queste sue precla
virtu Sc il ricevimento dato a
gil amici mel pomeriggio del 81
luglio ALA Garrick Hall e sta
to onorato dallo intervento del
Regio Console d'Italia a Phila-
delphia, Cav. Uff. Luigi Sillitti.
II signor Domenico Di Flip
po la sua ottima signora So
no genitori di: numerosa prole
al benessere della quale essi
hanno dedicate ogni loro pen
siero, ogni loro alto. Padri af-
fettuosi con i proprii figli, la
boriosi ed onesti connazionali
nella colonia, cittadini ltaliani,
americani poi, 81 sono sempre
distinti nellie opere d'ItaIianita.
Cosi sono conosciuti coniugi
Di Filippo nellie nostre comuni-
ia. Anche per questo, un'infinita
d'italiani, loro ammiratori ed e.
stimatori della rara virtu di
entrambi gil sposi. hanno offer
to costosi e svariati doni per
un valore di migliaia di dolla-
ri e sono intervenuti numero-
81 al ricevimento dato agli a.
mici.
La cerimonia religiosa flu cele-
brata nella chiesa di "Nostra
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-08-12
La MORTE DI BELL

Alexander Graham Bell, il
perfezionatore del telefono e NOR
to il 2 corrente mese nella sua
residenza estiva a Badleck, Nuo-
va Scotia. Aveva Is ami e fino
a qualche mese ia godeva un'ot-
TINA salute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02
Picture hf{e

Emfnet Flynn announces that TIC
has selected tho entire cast for the
new film version Of "a Fool There
Was" except the vampire. How can
he have a fool without a vamp7
Charles Jones Is 10 star In a flim
version Of George Goodchlld'H new
novel. Trooper o'Scil."
The Gilded Cage" viii be Gloria
swanson's next picture-prohab an.
other style ahow with an excuse OF
a story.
Sidney Chaplin will probably al.
rect the series Of pictures featuring
Edna Purviance. who was Charles
leading woman for eight years.
English exhibitors are planning TO
lift the ban against German movies.
Maybe the war is over. after all.
Tom MeiEhan reads 100 novels n
year, also short stories and plays.
That. TO find material for screen We
hicies.
Because all OF the locations that
Reginald Barker could find for The
Storm" were frozen over. he was re.
duced 10 the expedient Of manufac.
turing a lake on the back ranch at
Universal City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

excess OF daily needs. Many thin
men spend plenty of money and
seem TO be eating plenty OF food. yet
are often actually undernourishcd or
ainourished. The quality Of food
Is often more important than the
quantity.
Tables showing what normal men
OF different ages and heights should
weigh may be consulted. Since
food Is tho only source OF body sub
stance. an increase In quantity Is
necessary TO gain weight. But the
thin man must also see that there
are vitarnines contained In his foods.
In supplying the right amount
OF foods. thin man Is often re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

CURED 10 eat more than his appe-
lite demands. For this reason he
should do everything he can TO in
crease his appetite. Change OF eli
mate. outdoor living and recreatIonal
exercise will effect this.
Free use OF butter. cream and
bacon and taking OF one or two tn.
blespoons of olive oil after each meal
arc practical methods OF increasing
fuel value Of diet.
Vegetables may be served with
cream sauces or in the form Of
salads with mayonnaise, French or
cream dressings.
II IL usually easy 10 take milk on.
riched with cream. cocoa and choco.
late made with milk. or tea and
coffee with cream and sugar literally
used.
Custards and creams OF various
sorts are valuable means of adding
to the fuel value of n meal. Meat
should be used in moderation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02
CHARLES CHAPLIN

Pay Day" has been chosen by
Charlie Chaplin as the name OF his
new comedy, which Is In two reels.
After he makes one more short pic
ture for the First National Chaplin
proposes to devote himself to feat
ure .length comedies for United Ar.
lists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02
IF WINTER COMES"

II appears that William Fox had
a previous claim on the screen rights
TO A. =. NJ. Huichinson's IF Winter
Comes" Paramount had planned 10
film II. The Fox announcement
states that special production will
be made Of the story. but the director
and cast have not been selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

The roll of stars at the Universal
studios has been augmented by the
advent of Tom Santschi. This popu.
lar actor will make "A series of two
reel outdoor dramas of the Canadian
Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

dependent production. The Great
Alone" at the San Mateo studios.
and II is said that Salisbury Is max.
ing 1t the greatest picture of his
career.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

ply. Such a reserve keeps the body
well nourished and resistent to dis.
ease and protects II from bruises
and Jars.
Thin men can only gain such a
reserve supply by taking food In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02
WINTER GARDEN

1o drive sorne sort OF machine. he
L II an automobile or locomo
tive. l. all in the days work for
Wallace Reid. In The Love Spe-
cial." showing at tho Winter Gar
den this week. waliy drives a rail.
road engine over a mountain In a
driving snowstorm with the same
ease and pois- he displays when At
the wheel OF a roadster In a gruell-
Ing auto race.
Agnes Ayres has the leading femi'
nine role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

Light on daily life In the early
Christian era is given in Egyptian
documents recently discovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

Edison has produced nickel thin
nor than paper and has had a book
printed on It,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

When Harvey discovered the cir.
culation OF the blood, most doctors
laughed at him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02
- KEEP WELL
Body Fuel

-
have a larger
supply OF muscle
In proportion to
weight than fat
men. Some va .
Ration from the
general rule OF
feeding is neces-
sary.
a good store
OF body fat Is
desirable as a re-
serve fuel sup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

Ethel Clayton Il now playing at
the Coliseum. She is appearing in a
new Paramount picture based on
Mark swans successful stage play.
Warner Baxter IL leading man. The
story concerns the troubles OF "a
young married couple and boasts an
extremely novel climax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

A thrilling incident IL screened In
Cecil u. peMiile's saturday Night. .
the favorstc attraction az the strand
this week. II shows Beatrice Joy
and Jack Mower attempting to cross
rniiraad trcatie In an automobile.
only 10 be trapped midway acroua By
an approaching electric train. The
pair are forced to abandone the car
and hang suspended from the trestie
while the train ruahcs by. dcmolish.
Ing the machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

Miss Lulu Bett," a William De.
Mile production. opened at tho Lib
erty Wednesday. Tho novel and
play. by iona Gale. were quite pop.
uiar. the play winning the prize ar
the best American drama OF the sea.
son Of is2o.si on broadway, New
York.
The cast IL composed OF such screen
favories as Milton stills. Lois Wilson,
Theodore Roberts and Helen Forgu.
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02
t,AI;

4 young mining engineer who ven
lures into an isolated desert region
OF Mexico for hts fortune In copper
Is tho role OF j. Warren kerrigan.
playing In ~Ths Coast of opportn-
nifty" the picture dramc which shows
for the last time tonight at the Oak.
In conjunction with the film play.
the management announces that to
night on be chiidrcn's Amateur
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

Bound by his word OF honor TO
visit once each year a lonely spot on
tho Scottish sand dunes In the OK.
pectation Of receiving the bullet in
his heart that would end Il all--that
ls the strange pact carried out by
the youthful hero Of THE White
Circle" which closes at the Union
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

Miss Dupont aud Jack Moiver. they appear
from The Golden GaloWs" the Universal drama
achch opened at the Columbia Wednesday, Miss DUPONT
The star OF the picture Her part that OF stage star mho
the suspicion aud Of the icord by nherg
fortune from admre figure created IN print bv Fic-
toria Gdiand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02
| NEED
MONEY!

And must do dental
work TO get u. I
shall give the quail
ity and workmanship
- Always. but my
prices viii be q bar
gain for you.
] must raise money.
Ind ! shall save you
q dollar for every
dollar you pay me
Tor your dental work
EDWIN .. BROWs
les Columbia ~.
For more than 20
Sesfs seAtflss lead
lag fsntlst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

Winning with Wits" IN. Fox
picture which opened at the Colonial
wednesday. with Barbara Bedford as
star. has for It's theme the story OF
a young actress who sets out 10 save
her father from an unmertted IS
year prison term. II il brimfui OF
action and thrills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02
VICTORY

Irene Castle has the unique role
Of an innocent French convent girl
who comes TO New York TO visit her
mother and discovers her the star
In the iazzicst musical comedy In
town. Her subsequent adventures
with her mothers numerous admir-
ers and gradual blossoming into a
woman OF charm and distraction
forms the interesting plot In The
Amateur wife" at the Victory for
the last time Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02
The Values
Are the Greatest

When you look over the pieces illustrated, it
requires no stretch of imagination to realize that
this is an unusual sale of Aluminium Ware.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02
REX

Action and laughs best describe
the plot OF so This Ia Arizona. =
the Western picture starring Frank
lyn Farnum AT the Rex this week.
Many outdoor shots were obtained
In Colorado for this feature IN a
section which apparently had never
been caught by motion picture
camera previously.
A display OF real horsemanship
and two free.for-aIl fights are fca-
lures of the picture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03
Waites to Lecture On "Holy Land" at
 Jones Valley High

The Holy Land is always topic of eolorful, absorbing interest.
 The land which the feet of Jesus touched and where his divine intel feet furnished the sun which has lighted far corners even of savage countries, offers profound specula- tion. It's stories, modern or ancient, are ever fascinating.
 Birmingham people will be given a chance Wednesday night to hear a lecture concerning the Holy Land at the Jones Valley High schol audito- rium.
 The hour is 730 o'clock, and Rev. F. I. Waites will deliver the lecture. The proceeds derived from the enter tainment will be used for the bene- fit of buildings fund of the new Pow deriy. Baptist church.
 The affair is under the auspices or the Philathea class of the church. Miss Katherine Allen is the teacher. She said yesterday:
 We most earnestly ask the CO., operation of all surrounding commit mites in patronizing thls lecture. Ad- mission is only 15 and 25 cents, and you will be well repaid for your money"
 A musical program will precede the lecture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03
STEEL MERGER IS
 MAKING PROGRESS
 BETTER THAN EVER
Seven Companies Have Year. ly Steel Ingot Capacity of 10,O66,000
 Tons

Eastern financial authorities ex press the opinion that the merger of seven leading steel interests is nearer consummation than at any previous time"
 The total securities of the inter- ests figuring in the seven-company merger are s365, ,OO9 ,OOo, of which the combined bond issues total $113.59O,- 900. preferred stock s57,474,OOo and common stock $19s,945.0oo.
 Working capital of the Lacka- wanna. Midvale, Inland and Repub- lie companies totals s1o4.272.0Oo with cash and marketable security hold ings listed at total of $27.064, ,000.
 Speaking of the merger the Wall Street Journal says:
 Merger of seven large steel com panies (Midvale Steel X Ordnance. Republic Iron X Steel, Lackawanna Steel, Inland Steel. Youngstown Sheet X Steel, Steel & Tube Co.,, of Amer ica, and Brier Hill SteeD, under ne- gotiation since latter part of 1921, seems nearer consummation than at any previous time.
 Meetings of heads of these com panies have been held daily for more than a week at the offices of Kuhn, Loeb X Co.,, which as stated repeat edly by Dow, Jones X Co. are the bankers backing the project and will underwrite the securities If 1t goes through"
 Merger, if 1t goes through, will have a capacity of 10,066,000 tons of steel ingots yearly.
 Heads of the seven concerns have begun their tour of properties, which will include inspection of the fur mace and ore mining properties of the Republic Iron and Steel company in the Birmingham district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03
THE BETTER MAN
CXIII-REGCIE SAVED
By MAY CHRISTIE
Copyright, 1921. by the Mcclure Newspaper

1t! And just think how glorious to be an empire builder! Instead of galloping in the Row on Sunday mornings, I shall be cantering over the feldt, as free as air"
 Lady Kilmorny wants you to stay with her for month each year, In the Durban season." remarked Dolly, rather enviously. Shall you go, Camille?"
 Yes. probably. Elliot has some business interests in the town and one of us will haze to go. Besides, he wants me to Keep in touch with social things and interesting folks. and Lady Kilmonry's such a leader. and so up-to- the minute. She's com- ing up to stay with us whenever we are settled. Did you know she's giv- en me such darling horse for a wedding -gift--a beauty"
 "Shevs very fond of Elliot Glyn." said Dolly thoughtfully. T hear she thinks he's the finest man in South Africa and that's high praise from an old martinet like her
 Camille allowed the epithet to pass.
 By the way-''-Dolly lowered her voice mysteriously-"Jim had a letter about an hour ago from that young assistant-manager in the mines at Kimberly. It seems that Reggie Van Tuyl Is almost better now, and his wife in the seventh heaven of delight, nursing him and coddling him and cooing over him"
 "Oh, I am so glad he's better! It was such an awful business" Ca- mille shuddered as vision of the balcony scene that had occurred three weeks ago, rose up before her. "The doctor said that 1t was a scalp wound only, but he'd been drink ing so hard that his general condi- tion was run down, and there was danger of collapse from weakness and from shock.
 "Rotter!" said Dolly, succinctly 'It was narrow squeak for you Camille, Lucky that he had been drinking and his aim wasn't steady.
 The girls eyes filled with sudden tears.
 Poor Peggie, I'm so happy, my self, that I can't help feeling sorry for him. and l know he wasn't re- sponsible for what he did that night Besides, tied to wife like that"
 "Oh, poof Spare your pity for a better cause, The woman's come inso money, SD INcSlndlu VIII stiNh to nct like glue Besides, the mines people have been most extraordinarily le- nient and worked things so that the warrant for his arrest has been with drawn, and-now that the sapphire is returned, and that's thanks to you my dear.--theyve withdrawn the lesser charges, too"
 Camille was glad of it. There wal TO rancour In her heart towards any, one.
 And they've kept the scandal ou, of the papers" proceeded Dolly. ''and in a weeks time Reggie Van Tuyl and his family are to leave town. A good riddance, I call it! They're mi grating to the ancestral halls of the Henkensmits which the semi -dusky
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03
PLAN FAIR
Boosters Club of Prattville to Hold
 Exposition

F. R. Shanks of Texas will ad dress the farmers of this county at the courthouse Wednesday on "Co- operative Marketing Farm Products" and a large number of farmers as well as other interested parties are expected to be present Much inter- est has been displayed concerning this subject in this county since the farm demonstration agent, J. E. Mitchell began to agitate the sub ject. Prof. l.. N. Duncan of Auburn. who is expected to be present, also will remain Wednesday evening to attend a dinner given by the Boos- ters club, which Is held for tho pur- pose of getting the members to- gether for the purpose of taking final action as to the organization of D county fair.
 ls The chairman. Allen Northington, president of the First National bank of Prattville, with nine other mem lbers of the Boosters club, are uot securing subscriptions to the capital stock of the Fair association, which will be organized in a few days, and list of prizes will be given and a regular fair will be opened here in the fall.