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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-01
con NvocARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Dr. Iuliu Manu-" din
Canton, Ohio, are onoare a Con-
vocS pc toti membrii sal de lua
parte la adunarea lunara extra
generala care Sc va tinea in ziua
de 5 Martie a. &. in Hala propie
de sub No. 1924 Garfield ave. S.
w. la orele 80 p. m.
Totodata rugam respectuos pc
onor:: Frat membri noui fnscrisi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-01

limonada. A luat paharul sorbind
limonada pana in fundul lui.
III Ger bilul. ii facandu-se ca
Sc cauta prin buzunar imi spune
ca la uitat 81 Q sa mil trinita
sau l'aduce cand vine prin New
ark, ava9d 81 alts afaceri. MAN
facut ca I cred. ]. Fata >care ingri-
jeste de Dora veni Gu ca de mana
la mine 81 m = rugat so las sd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-01
DE WHARF,

Din cauza ca vreau sd intru In
tr'o afacere. imi pun farma de vim
zare, care Sc compune din $50 acre
pamant de prima clasa. 2 casi. u
na de lemn. 10 odai. una de cara
mida, 6 odai; 9 grajduri (suri) La
un grajd este Silo 1Ox34. Coseri
pentru cucuruz, cotete pentru porci
81 gaini, senturi pentru carbuni
sau lemne; in farma Sc afla ear
buni della 31a la AZ fituri. Nu
este contract, este contract pentru
cautarea de gas 81 ulei, care Sc dau
81 drepturile acelea.
Pc farma Sc afla 81 scoala, crezi
cal un satuc mai mic in apropiere.
Stor Gu tot ce-ti trebue la vecinu
vre-o 200 fituri; statia Betel Ian
ga mine, vre-o 800 fituri. Covacia
langa static vre-o 400 fituri; moa-
ra Chap Mill o jumatate mila.
Asa ca tot ce va trebue aveti in
apropiere; marketul Farrell 81
Sharon Z mile, este 81 West Mid.
dlesex 3 mile. Drumul este de pri-
ma clasa, facut din iarna asta.
Farma aceasta find inzestrata
GU 2 casi 81 2 erajduri, Sc poate
vinde usor la 2 familii, mai ales
dol prietem buni. (46&8&5O)
Doritorii sa Sc adreseze la:
JOHN GHENEA
r. F. d. Pulaski, Pa
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CAUTAM
LUCRATORI


La steele de zahar pc anul 1872. la
Alma, Bay City, Caro-, Croswell,
Saginaw 81 Sebewaing. Agentii
nostri vor fl in Cleveland i'll ur-
matoarele zile: Duminica Martie ID
Ia Kovach Barber Shop, 1927 st.
Clair Avenue la orele 9 a. m.
Paul Fodores, 26O9 Lorain Ave
nue. la orele II; la Budapest Hotel,
1909 Woodland Avenue, la orele J
p. m. Veniti Gu prietenii d-tra.
Michigan Sugar Company
Saginaw, Mich.
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DO r F. sc

IL " III Il y ~
Cunostinta cu 0 fata sau fence
pana la etatea de 30 ami. Eu merg
ca boss la lucrare afara sl-ml
trebuie fata sau fence pentru
IA servi ca bortarita, convenlndu-l
poate sa-mi fie 81 sotie. Plata la
lucrare primeste cd 81 un barbat,
casa 81 mancare gratis. Lucru nu
are decat GU prepararea manca-
rilor.
Doritoarele pot sa-mi scrie, sau
a veni la mine pc adresa de mai
jos. Eu am lucru bun 81 aici la
oraS, in caz Cd nu-i convme Sd
mergem afara ramanem aici.
Stunt in etate de "a ami.
Scrieti pc adresa aceasta.
N. M. N.
Dollar Title Trust Co.
Sharon, Pa.
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CAUTAM

O femeie care sd lucreze la
Restaurant in bucatarie ca buca-
tareasa. Plata buna, dam ode 81
mancare. A Sc adresa la
= CALM STANCOVICI
2062 28th Street.
So. Lorain, Ohio.
(49-50).
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DACA VREI

Sd nu fntinzi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in car cand al ramas
f&r& Q mana sau un picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. 3. A.
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DACA VREI

Sa nu te ingroape Gu Talerul
inscrie-te intro Societate din
Uniunea S. r. A.
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De vINzARE

Cine doreste a cumpara un lot
bun corner Morgan 81 Grant Str
aproape de biserica de fabrici in
centru Romanilor. Marimea lotu-
lui de 75x79, 81 e un stor gol de
2Ox20. Sc vinde lesne. DOritori
pot sd vie in persOana sau sd sc
adreseze la
E. NOVAK
934 E. Grant Str. Alliance, Ohio
(49-5o). Ivya|
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
The Evening Journal

large majority. but to pass II by g
two-thlrds vote over the Presidents
veto.
The statement issued by Senator
Borah in warning to his party and In
protest against the Soldier Bonus bin
reads:
This week will dispose of the
Tariff bill in the Senate We are in
formed that the next bill TO be taken
up and rushed through is the bonus
bill II seems incredible in view OF
the business and industrial condi-
tions OF the country that such pro-
gram would be considered by men
charged with the responsibility OF
directing public affairs in a crisis
like that which confronts MS at this
particular time The situation in the
industrial world is very much more
serious. more discouraging. than
when the President came before
Congress in July, 1921. and asked
that the bill. for economic and fnan-
cial reasons. he postponed.
In the face OF these conditions
for Congress 10 deliberately add an
Indebtedness or obligation OF the
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
ICE co. CASE GOES
OVER UNTIL AUG. 81

Charges OF violating the health
ordinance OF the city against Ed
ward L. and Lewis w. Denney. Of
ficisls of the Wilmington Ice Com
pany were continued in City Court
today until August al Robert G..
Harman. attorney for the Denney's.
who secured a restraining order
against the health authorities yes
terday before Chief Justice Pennewill
informed Judge Hastings today that
he had 200 affidavits to present in
behalf of his clients and that the
Chancellor would not he able TO read
them in time TO hear argument on
the case pending in the Court Of
Chancery until September 7.
Mr.. Green assistant city solicitor.
informed the court that the case in
Chancery was to be argued on
August 30.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15

Government ranging all the wayfrom
four or four and a half to FIVE billion
dollars is a reckless and shameless
disregard to those. interests which
we are here to protect. The dis
tressing effect upon business. upon
industry. upon labor. upon the cost
OF living, and quite as important,
the psychological effect. will be
something no one can adequately
foretell or describe. The people will
feel, and have a right to feel, that
the Government at Washington has
no appreciation of the burden which
they are carrying and of the ter
rife situation which confronts them.
IF the party in power forces
through this program. il will for
felt. and rightfully forfeit. the re-
spect and confidence OF the Ameri-
can people. II will amount to
disregard OF the serious
ness OF the situation now apparent
to every man who has heart enough
to sympathize and brains enough to-
comprehend. The Republican party
annot afford TO test this situation
ny further"
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
STREET DEPARTMENT
BALANCE $573,234

At the weekly meeting OF the
Street and Sewer Directors tn Il
morning. City Treasurer White re
ported s6e.77s.12 in the current ex-
pense fund; S476,OlO.O5 in the spe-
cial expense fund; S3O.31i.S1 in tho
sewer extension funds, and 81
l24.61 in the street paving tax
funds. making total OF S573.-
234.59 in the city treasury for the
departments use.
The Wilmington Gas Company
was granted permission 10 open
Twelfth and Jefferson streets. to re-
pair leak Al main; Lancaster avenue,
between Jackson and Van Buren,
streets to locate main; West Twen-
tieth street between Washington and
West streets. TO install new service
main AT VI. r. Church at Twentieth
and Washington streets. and 424
East Twelfth street to install new
service.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
CHILD CENTERS BUSY
PLACESDURING JULY

Work done by the Child Health
Centres. of Wilmington. in July. wal
as follows: New cases admitted
ESQ; home visits. new cases, $40;
old cases. 3,437 patients discharged
II; died. 4.
Health centers in Delaware. out
side OF Wilmington, report the fol-
lowing activities: New cases ad-
mitted, 1875; home visits. new cases,
ss5; old cases. e12; patients dis
charged. 6; died. 2.
The cooperative rural centers OF
Claymont. Delaware. City. Delmar
ana Millsboro report as follows: New
cases, 2l2; home visits, new cases.
tll; old, 730; patients discharged.
6; died 2.
During the two months and one
week that the children's dental clinic
ol wilmington, has been in existence
S cnildren have been registered
VI TINS number, 15s children have
made one visit to the clinic AZ
nave made two visits ana ona cbus
mas made three visits. Twen.v-svs I
chnics have been held, occunv5ny a
tota lof seyenty-one hours. To dsts
l22 extractions and lO2 hlines bsv.
been made.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
Today's News Today
ALLIED PREMTERS
RETURN TO HOMES

LONDON. Aug. is Omitted Press)
Allied premlers. split over the
German reparations question, went
home today.
we have agreed on misunder-
standing" said Premier Poincsre. as
he left for the continent with For
elgn Minister Schanzer OF Italy.
Premier Theunis and Finance Min
lister Jasper. Belgium. also left The
Allied conference broke up because
OF Lloyd Georges opposition TO
Poincsres program OF taking over
German forests end mines as
guarantee that reparations would
be paid
Sentiment among the premlers
and finance ministers was to post
pone further conference on Inter-
Allied debts and reparstions until
after the Allied debt funding COM
mission returns from Washington
later in the year.
The Allies. II is believed still hope
that America will abandon her policy
of non-interference in European af-
fairs.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
THINK Wife
HAD PART IN
THIS KILLING

(Coptlnued From First Psge.)
at Lskehurst. while she is a mem
ber OF the Methodist Bpiscopa
Church. She took her arrest cody
and named a friend OF the family as
attorney.
Mrs. Gfberson's story is substsn-
tia ly as follows:
Il was sleeping on a cot In the
front room when a slight noise
awakened me. jumped up. A large.
tan man seized. choked me and told
me not to attempt TO call for help.
Just then there was the sound OF a
shot from my husbands bedroom. A
short man ran out and the tall man
said to him why the he'll did you
do that?' The short man replied 1
had 10. He moved Then they tied
me to a chair and fed"
Prosecutor wilfrsd A. Jane. OF
Ocean county. says he disbeiieved
this story from the first. but pre-
tended 10 accept il. Meanwhile ne let
Mrs. Gl berson wander around the
house apparently grief stricken.
lie watched her closely, he says and
her movements lead 10 discovery OF
the revolver. Jane also asserts she
made repeated visits 10 a spare
room in which was a small dresser
in which he says he found the slain
mans wallet. There was no money
in IL. Mrs. Giberson saws her hus-
band had just drawn $500 from the
bank and had il in the wallet. She
declares the burglars must have
stolen H.
The prosecutor also found ball
Of twlne with a pair OF scissors ly-
ing beside IL. The twine was the
same as that with which the wom-
an was bound. He argues that burg
lars would not have carried a ball
OF twine. neither would they have
clipped II with scissors. His theory
was that GibersOn was shot while he
was asleep with his face buried In
the pillows and that either Mrs. Glib
erson hersef or a male accomplice
did the shooting. Then. according
10 his theory. the male accomplice
lied up Mrs. Giberson. the plan be-
ing TO blame the affair on robbers.
The prosecutor asserts this accom-
plice took the 5000 He lays en-
phasis on the fact that the napkin
with which Mrs. Giberson was gag
ged was carefully removed from the
top OF a pile OF linen which would
have toppled over had the napkin
been hurriedly snatched.
The revolver found under a rub
bish heap was OF as calibre. the
same as the builet which killed Gih-
erson. IL was unloaded but dirty
from having been fired recently.
Finger experts are examining it and
photOgrs phs OF finger marks on 1t
will be compared with those OF Mrs.
Giberson's.
Mrs. Giberson's church friends are
positive she Is Innocent, and are
railylng around her. Some ~ them
tried 10 call on her in jail but che
was held incommunicsdo.
The Want Ads will help to locate
lost articles.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
BORAH SCORES
BONUS PAYMENT
tContlnued from Flrst Pagel

Continued from First Page)
today came the estimate that II will
be impossible TO defeat the Bonus
bill. There has been counting OF
noses. and It is said that the maxi
mum strength the shti-bonus contin-
gent can muster is approximately 30
votes In opposition. This number
VIII not be sufficient to prevent pass
age even should the President veto
the bill and it comes back to the
senate for reconsideration. Oppo-
nents OF the bonus are about ready
10 surrender all hope OF preventing
aetion at this session estimating
that there is sufficient number OF
votes not only 10 pass the bill by ii
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
Ry RIcyCLE TO Washing

Nathan Dallinger. II. and N
Eder, ID. Brooklyn boys riding.
New York to Washington on
bicycles, spent Ihe night at the
station and lef early this mo
for Baltimore. The boys lefp
York Sunday morning, stoppin
first night in Trenton. The j,
ger boy IL member OF the &c
Road Club, of New York. an
other boy of the Division Cycle
also of that city.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
SENATE PROBE FOR
STANDARD OIL CO.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-Uni-
ted Press )-Investigstion OF the
Standard oil Company will be made
by the special Senate COMMITTEES
probing the prevailing high gsso-
line prices. II was announced to-
day by Senator McNsry. ore. act
ing chairman.
In letter to McNary. W. c. Tea
gle. head Of the Standard oil Com
pany OF New Jersey said that he
would be glad to appear before the
committee when hearings are re-
sumed this week.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
Want LIGHT At
LAMBSONSLANE
Traction Company TO Be
Asked to Install Lamp at
Roadway
OPEN BIDS FOR NEW
ROADS IN COUNTY

On complaint OF the residents OF
Lambson's Lane, near Rose Hill
school house the Levy Court today
instructed James F. McIvor clerk OF
the court, to write the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Traction Company
asking 1t to put a light at the end
OF this lane. 1t was pointed out by
Commissioner Buckson OF that dis
trict that It is a DANGEROUS cross
ing and should be marked by n
light.
A request from Sheriff Joseph II.
Gould that an extra deputy be ap-
pointed in the sherlffs office. was
granted by the court. In the re-
quest II was explained that the work
OF the office had increased and extra
help was needed However. the
deputy will only be employed until
the office catches up with its work
No name was mentioned for the po-
siuon.
Stationery supplies for the court
for the next three months will be Sc
cured by advertising for bids to be
opened on August 20. for supplies
for the months OF September. Octo-
Der and November. Since the court
has taken this method OF securing
its supplies a great saving has been
effected.
The county payroll OF s9357 wac
ordered aid by the court.
Bids for the cons. .ruction OF new
roads were opened by the court this
morning. There are four projects.
as follows: No. White Clay
Greek Hundred, Baltimore Pike
through christiana, "a miles; No
q Brandywine hundred. Foulk
Road, Naamsn's Road TO Pennsyl-
vsniz line; No. ;. Brandywlne hun
drsd. Nasmsni Road. Perry's Tav-
ern 20 Point Breez a distance OF
50 miles, and No. 4-Brsndywine
hundred. Marsh Road. Philadelphia !
Pike 10 Edge Moor Road, a distance
OF IS miles.
Bids for each proposal were as
follows:
Proposal No. 1-O'Neal Construc- |
tion Company. 1s1.s57; r. r. John ]
son. sss.2so: Stewart and Donohue |
Company. s51.lss; Randall Com
pany. ss2.soi; Eastern Paving /
Company. s7o.2ss5o; E. J. Hol-
lingsworth Company. ss7.ss7.5O.
Proproasi No. 2.-O'Nesl Con- |
struction Company. s15.23slO; r. H.
johnson Company. sI3.24a.6s; Stew /
art and Donohue Company. S12.-
s7o.so; Randall Company. s15.-
so2.se; Empire Paving Company,
Proposal No. s.-oNeal construe-
ton Co.. sl1s,567.51; r. H. John
son Co, s14.s2s.eO; Stewart and
Donohue Company. s15.S72: Ran |
dali Company. s1Is24.70; Empire
Construction Company. sIs.7sI.
Proposal No. 4-stewart and
Donohue Co.. ss.476; Randall Com
pany. $3.50; O,Neal Construction
Company, s7.2s4, and r. H. John
son Company, s6.645.4o.
The bids were turned over to
County Engineer Grubb for compn-
Ing.
Later the Court awarded contracts
for building the following roads;
Baltimore Pike, through Christi
ana, s55.7s5, Stewart and Donohoe.
Foulk Road, from Naaman's to
Pennsylvania line, s12.s7O.7o; R.H.
johnson and Company.
Marsh Road, from Philadelphia
Pike 10 Edge Moor Road, s6476;
Stewart. and Donohoe.
Perry's Tavern Road 10 Point
Breeze School house, S14.O2s6O; r.
H johnson and Company
The next meeting OF the Court
will be Wednesday. August 30, owing
TO the Republican convention being
held next Tuesday and the Demo
cratic convention on the Tuesday /
following.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
TO KENT COUNTY FoR TRIAL.

State Detective Wharton. Auto-
mobile Inspector j. c. Richards and
w. B. Turner of the State Highway
Department. this afternoon. took
back to Dover Francis Kelley. OF
625 North Union street. Andrew ].
Edwards. of 206 North Lincoln
street, and the autom obile they are
said to have stolen from the State
Highway Department in Dover sew
erai weeks ago. The men were ar
rested in Bedford. Pa. last week
and brought to Wilmington Satur-
day night by Detectives virden and
Cook
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
CHILD RUN DOWN BY TR

Margaret Evans. Negro, al
years. Of 5O5 East Second street
struck by truck Of the shaf
Ice Cream Company, at Second
Walnut street. this morning, re
ing severe bruises about the
She was taken to the Delaware
pital in the police ambulance.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15

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Evening journal., 1922-08-15
HOOKED WRONG FISH.

John W Huxley Jr.. sustained a
painful injury 10 his thumb while
fishing at Ocean City n. j., last
weekend. The hook caught in Mr.
Huxley's thumb.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
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Evening journal., 1922-08-15
GRUSsENIEYER is sERGE4

During the absence of Ser
OF Police Foreman, JOSEPH
Grussemeyer Is acting sergeant
the police garage.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
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Evening journal., 1922-08-15

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lost articles.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15

500 shirts. ma de for a
leading New York store:
l4-l7. some soisette.
pongette. madras. Slight
imperfections.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15

Mems fna cottl
hose. only 40 pairs
he sold at this prid
Black, navy. cordoval
white. tan, steel. 81.
2 9Iz-1h.
Evening journal., 1922-08-15
MERCERTZED HOSE 20
THREE PAIRS. ODC

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colOrs.