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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-07

RADxAYoNUL, VA FL
PERMANENT.

|. lntrc putinele lucruri cc ne-a
lasat Razboiul Lumei dezvolta-
rea radiofonului. Cand America a
intrat in Razboiu, ,oamenii nostri
an Inceput neincetat a face dife.
rite experiente, prin Washington,
|pe front, pc aeroplane 81 vapoare.
Daca razboiul n ar fl incetat, ra-
diofonul ar Fl avut I'm rol ,princi-
i.pal in ajlltorul ce lar fl dat, "a.
cand conectii intre luptele unita.
re- In Martie 1919 vaporul George
Washington de prima data a IA
cut communicate din mijlocul O.
|.cean.Lli cu Brest, Franta 81 Gu @
|,statia radiofonului din New ,Jer.
Ilsey. Radiofon,ll este acuma nu-
mai in fasa, dar va. Fl tot atat de
lspernaaf1rt ca Automobilele 81
Gramofoaneie. Acest l,lcru ne
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MEMORANDUM.

Cuvant mare 81 slant pentru
moi Romanii din Ardeal 81 Banat
Memoranda insemneaza pentru
moi inceperea unei vieti noua.
AceaSta a intamplat i'm 1892, -
acum 30 de ami. ~ cand Romanii
an hotarlt preZentarea unui me-
mOrand, care Sc cuprinda toate
plangerilc lor. Memoranda avea
si fie prezentat Maestatii Sale
Imparatului la Vicna.
Hotarirea aceasta luata in ma
rca Conferinta Nationala, tinuta
la Sibiu in 20 lanuarie 1892, a
fOst dusa la indeplinire in % Mai
acclas an. In aceasta ri. Delegatia
rOmana de peste 800 persoane. a
sosit la Vicna, ca sa prezintc me.
morandnl la Imparatul.
Aci de observat, ca g,ryermul
nngnrcsc luind stire de plecarea
Dclegatici romano eli Memoran.
dul la Viena, numai decat TRIMS
la Viena pc faimosul Banffy, ca
sa impiedece primirca Romanilor
la Imparatul. Accasta la 81 rem
sit in ! Tunie. Ba char 81 Memo
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Ungurhor, ca acestia sal arunce
in temnita.

Ungurlior, ca acestia sal ar,lnce
in temnita.
Prin aceasta Ungurii nu si-au
ajuns nici I'M scop durabil, afara
doar ca si-au arafat pentru un
moment puterea lor, care era
trasa Gle par. In schimb sinful
national la Romani, a fost trezit,
ca nici odata mai nainte. Dupa
Conferinta Nationala din 1892 81
prezentarpa Memorandum Ia
Viena, in decursul procesului 81
dupa procesul 81 drrpa proeexnl
Memorandum de la Cluj. natiu.
nea romano din Ardeal 81 Banat
a fost patrunsa. pana la eel din
urma ON. Gle drepturile &c Use
cuvin, dar pc cari I7neuri nu
vreau 81 lslc fea.
DE atunci incoace lupta noa.
stra ma mai incetat. pana in
anuE DB, cand la. Alba Iulia s'a
pns corUana acestei frumoase
lupte rationale: Iva | Dccemvrie
1918 Partidul National ma ma
cerut Ungurilor autonomic (nea.
tarnare) pentru PENNSYLVANIA. ci
a declarat unirea en- Romaria.
mama.
Din prilejul implinirii celor &C
ami de la Memorand. Sc cuvine 2
ne inchina memoriei acelora, ear
pc acele vremmi' all luptat asa dc
frumos pentru drepturilc nean,,
lui nostru. Gel mai multi sun,
mort.
! In. viata mai sunt numai: lulu
Coroianu, DR.. Vasile Lucaciu On.
mltru COmsa 81 DR.. Teodor Mi.
hall. AcestOra le DORM inc; viatd
lunga, ca sd vada 1ntarirca noue
! Romanii pc temelii tot mai bune
4hstfel find, desigrn. frumoa
sa satisfactie sufleteasca 81 pen
tru dansii, ca lnpta inceputa Dc
vremuri, a dat roade asa de fru
moase. Drrpt, eli rccunostnt;
cam lipseste, dar odata va ven
designr 81 accasta.
din 'Foaia Poporului"O.
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|randul primit de Braun, a fost
TRIMS inapoi Delegated, pecet
I1uit 81 nedesfacut, prin guvernul
unguresc.
Pentru moment a triumfat dec
guvernul unguresc. nu numai con.
ira Rom;inilor. ci chiar 81 contra
lmparatulii, care la incepnt voia
sa primeasca delegatia roma
neasca.
/ Cngurii au mers dupa aceea 81
mai departe. An facut process Me-
morandiStilor. Acesta ajuns in
,pertractare finala dupa . ami. la
Cluj, cand Romanii au facut I'M
adevarat pelerinaj. de zeci de
mil, uni find ascultati ca mar.
tori, lar altii in mod demonstra-
'tiv pentru eel inyinovatiti pc ne.
drept.
Proeesul Memorandum. care a
tinut 3 saptamani, s'a sfarsit ell
condamnarea Comitetului Parti.
.dului. National. al carui membri
de acum incOlO sunt martirii npa.
milui intreg, fiindca luptau pen.
tru cauZa sfanta- ROmanilor
ardeleni 81 banateni.
Au fOst condamnati: DIR. loan
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cakvoeARE.

Societatea Romano de :Ajuto,
|si Cnltura 'Vulturul'' din Ho-
mestead, Pa 315 7tlr Ave. Con
voaca pc toti- membrii sal de a
lua parte, la sedinta lunara din
ziua de 8 Iulie 1922 in Hala pro
|p'e. Sedinta Sc va incepe la orele
l 30 p. m. Pc langa darea de
|Iseamii de 6 luni trecute va Fl 81
predarea nouilor functionari pc
(viitor. Credem ca fic care Isl va
face datorinta pana la ziua sus
numita. Ia. numele Societatii
"Nulturul" J 3. "a
(l57--5s). 4 Presidiul.
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.aminteste despre primii ami a
Vinului Amar al lui Triner. Cand
reposatul Joseph Triner Ia pus
,pe plata in anu 1887, pc timpul
acela meritele lui an fost recu.
noscute nunrai, Gle un nunar mic
de oameni din Chicago. Oar We.
nit pentru a Fl permanent, 81 as,
taxi vinul Amar al lui Triner este
una dintre cea mai p0pular6 re.
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medic din Statele Unite 81 Ca
NADIA. Pentru beli de vara. ca pier
,derea apetitului, Constipatie,
somns nelinistit 81 alte boli de sto-
mac pentru cazuri de feluL ace
sta Timers Bitter Wine este oea
mai buna renedie. Sc poate pro-
cura de Ia druGistul sAa nesnsfo-
raal de metlicamente hcessati
astazi. CT. y
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Ratiu, presedintele partidului 81
condueatorul Delegatici la Viena,
- ami inchisoare de stat; Gheor.
CHE Pop de Basesti, vicepreSedin-
tele, | an: DR.. Vasile Lucaciu, in
+; Calitate de secrctar general, )
ami; Dumitru comsa, secretarul
!. Comitetului, 3 ami; Mliu Coroia.
,nu, referentul Memorandului. 2
ami 8 luni; DIR. ID. p. Barcianu,
/ DR.. Teodor Mihali, Rubin Patita
: 81 Gherasim Domide, cate 2 ami
a6 luni; Mihail Veliciu, 2 ami; All-
!rel Suciu. / an 6 luni; Nico.ae
! Cr;stea 81 Dionisie Roman, cate
S luni; Patriciu Barbu, 2 ami.
/ Pentru moment $ ar parca. ca
tngurii STAR fl ajuns scopul. De
fapt nici pomeneala de asa ceva
De proccsll Memorandum s'a
scris in toata lnmea. Suferintclc
,Romanilor an patruns in lumea
mare. Dreptatca era pc partea
neastra. nnmai puterea pc a In
] gurilor.
Astfel cateva luni de la intem.
nitarea Memorandistilor 81 a
MartirilOr neamului. - dupA. di.
1fei'ite resgandiri ale Ungurilor
- a nrmat agratiarea (iertarca>
de pedeapsa. Numai Y. Cristea,
I'D: Roman 81 p. Barbu si-au facut
temnita deplina.
In % Maiu 'au implinit 30 ami
de cand chestia Memorandum a
ajuns TN lucru de mare insenrna
tate pentl'u neamul nostru. Sc Gu.
vine deci sd scOatcm la iveala
acest fapt. lar daca near per
mite locul in gazeta, am fl scris
foarte multc amanunte intcre.
sante, in legatura Gu prezentarea
81 judecarea Memorandum. (In
1892 a fost infiintata 81 'Foaia
Poporului'' de Partidul Naho.
naD.
In anul 194S. cand S'a tinut
marea adunare la Blai, poporul
rOmanesc de pc accSte plaiuri a
cerut pcntru primadata, mai GU
tarie. drepturi egale Gu ccilalti
cetateni al tarii
| La 1892 Romanii s'au ridicat
din nou. Pc calc legala eli an volt
sa Sc planga lmparatului. Acesta
nu la ascultat, ci, = de vote
buna sau de sila, pentru moi, a
fOst tot una, la dat pc mana
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DARE DE SEAMA 81
MULTUMTTA PIJRI. .ICx

iC" uEI w dffen 81 NleS. OItlO
aducc Sincerile multamiri tuturol
participantilor care au luat parte
la petrecerea de vara (Picnic)
care s'au tinut in ziua de Dumi-
neca in % lunie Il. c. petrecerea'
lau parcurs i'm cca mai Nuna ordi
ne pana la orelc 8 seara, despair
| tlndu-ne All dus ficste care c,l
Idansul amintire placuta tot
odata adncem sincprile noastre
Imultumiri stimatilor oaspeti din
youngstown, Ohio luand partc
lntr I'M numar fOarte frumos. De
ascmenea multamim foarte flm-
mos vrednicului 81 ,bunului ere
}stln fratele George Porumb din
comuna Vladeni jud. Fagarasiu
de prezcnt farmer III apropierea
Eorasului Warren, Ohio aducand
fun miel care an ads,s prin hcita-
tie snma de $20.40' daturinta ne
eSte Gle a multami Onoratplor
Soeietati din Niles, Ohio Gu toatc
ca an luat parte ambele toti
membril in frunte cu conduca.
torn lor si-au arafat diaoostea
fata de parochia sus numita 81
prin aceia suprasolvind dupa cum
urmeaza:
Societatea 'Fratii Komani"
$500; Socictatea 'I.udosiana".
$500:
TOt pc aceasta Gale aducem
sincerile' noastre mltumiri tutu-
ror marinimosilor care an mai
SuprasolNit sumcle urmatoarc:
! |. Ardclean $500; |. Barbu
$500; y. UlSu $500: l. Hcntiu
$1.OO: NJ. Miller $1.OO; y. Marie
$1O0; G. Orasan $LO0: |. Gusan.
|$lO0; |. Nlad $1.OO: l. Baciu
II. \. NIGGA Sl.O0: l.. P6pp 800;
|. Baclla $l.0O; G. Horhoiu $1.O0:
G. lndries S10O; Prcotul local G..
lsalom S4.0O; G.. Tanasl 500: |.
lTIO0 |. Vlad 81 90 |. Baciu 81 .Oo
Lnngn $500: M. Moldovan %l.OOi;
v. Nccsa $500; T. Dan $1.O0; G..
Blaga $r0O; r. Fagadariu S1.OO !,
II. Lockiard x1.OO: Oh. Hilston
800: |. Faur $1OO: A. Gonna.
$500: G. Marta $l.00: G. Blaga
I%l.OO; '. Muntean $100; y. S.
Dumitreasa $10O; G.. Chin $1.OO +;
q. Barsan $100: G. Corseatea
$l.O0: |. Mon $1.OO: +. Otoiu
800; G. Faur o0c; Y Glejca soc :;
|. Nechifu soc: |. Sosca soc: T..
4 Tnfa soc; L. Stand soc; G..
Wilton soc: 7. Pnlca soc:
lntrat an fost >uma de $34o. so
\ Esite l4o.3S
VENT curat suma de-. $20012
/ Pentru care lie multumim inca
Eodata tuturor marinimosilOr do
natori 81 celorlalti frati care ne-au
onorat cl prezenta dansilor I'll.
gandu-i ca 81 in viitor sa M ne
Ipuc la uitare in numele comitetu.
lui parochial va DORM tot binele.
George Orasan, prcsedinte.
! loan n. NIGGA, ccntrolor I.
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Rcval, Estonia>- Sc crede G;
IN Russia au mai ramas foarte pu
tine pietri seumpe. Cci,ce Sc in
deletnicesc Gil trccerea lOr peStt
granite in, mod frandnlos an IA
cut averi cOlOsale.
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DIN

IN
No. 60. "Rosa Lumimei,'' P, D. b
LIP East Chicago, Ind.
No. II. ,,AuraJ Y1sicxe' }, F.. O.. b.
23e, BettendorE Iowa
No. 72. .-.xadAna" p. @. B. GIL
cayton, Ohio.
No. 73. ,,Rominio Noux',. r. O.. 4.
3O5, Cambridge. o.
No ~. ,,Ardslson4f' ;, ciU .Ioku Rop
Cafe, Licking pika, NSw-
port, KY.
No. rs. ,,Amdrei Murd,an".. 268
Spruce Str. Bridgspsrt
Conn.
70. 76. ,,Apolsoma". r. o. II. 3
Hubbard. Ohio.
No. n. ,,Primtsss CaroF' p. @ b.
882, Columbus, O.
No. 70. ,,PiugavuJ Roms.", as
Polsnd Ave-, Youngstown,
o - Bell Phone: Fedefal
1446; Autom. Phone 739l9.
No.. 81. ,Rominio Maref', r. O. B.
233, Universal, Pa
No 81. "Ludosoma," Post Office
Box ~, Niles, Ohio.
No. 90 .,Sdmixdt0rul Ronsim's. p.
B. 278, e. Youngstown, o.
No. SO. "Coroama Rominiei,." P
O.. 3. 2o6, Yorkville, Ohio.
No. So" Furnica, 1920 Front
St., Toledo, Ohio.
No. 86. ID. R. AMGrei Baron dsaa.
gun0 81 Cruceo Rtsm7ss8s.
2449--25 Street, 3 Ave-,
Terre Hautc, Indiana.
No. ~. .Ds. =. Luc0cSw r. ke
224 N. B-way, Aurora. I'd.
No. 8S. "CdmpM Libertdti," 973O
House St., New Duluth, MINI.
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steanM 81 Drogostea Romd-
nd," p. o. B. 1O8, Muncie,
Indiana.
No. 81. ,,Ioon l. G. Rrdt;oxu", ;, p.
0. B. II, Mansfield, o.
No. 90. ,,I~bireo Frdteoscd', r. @.
B. D., MI. Union, Pc.
No. SO. ..Dr. lulu Manu-. 1924
Garfield Ave-, Canton, o.
Telefon Bell 31O8.
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Box 564, Sta. 5, Flint, Mich.
No. 96. ,Woodrow Wilson,, 2. o.
B.. 120, Lansing, Mich.
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Thorpe, w. Va.
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Highlandtown, Baltimsrs,
NJ. D.
No. l03. ,,Vasile Stosco", Ronma-
nian Hall, 727 South fiats
Str, Kokomo, Ind.
No. 104.,, ,Voluntarii Rominia'',
704-N. 3rd Str. Philadel-
phis, Pa.
No. 105-"Dr. c.. Anghelescu d
R. A., P. O. B. 258, Sta. B
Cleveland, o.
No. 10?-U. s. Adevdrul-Auroro,
ITO E. 3rd Street, So.
Bethlehem, Pa.
No. 108. nMaior Livius D. Tnn-
ssanu", 60 Cop House, Ha-
mmOn0, Ina.
No: 100. ,,Octoviom Gogos' P. O.. b.
24O, Lima, Ohio.
No. ITO. ,Elherarea Hesmnlq1
+ Rsminesc''. P. O. B. .
Tonawanda, N. z.
No. ILL., ,,lsvoyur', p. .. Box 1S,
2 Mcdonald, Ohio.
No. IL. 'Fdlnictl Zdrand Ronsdw'
5626 W. 65th st., Clearing,
Illinois. tY
No. 118. .'ArdAlsana", P. O. B.
l16. nasco, Mo.
No. r19. '"Rsfnvievec, ;" 4SS0 Eoff
st.. Wheeling, W. w
No. 12O. Soc. "Carol al 2-Iec,"
P. O.. B. Coz, Ellwood City, Pa.
No. 12l-Soc. 'Principele Mih0iu,'
Box 233, Sioux City, Iowa.
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UNIUNEA SOCIETATILOR ROMANO
DE AJUToE 81 cULTURA DIN AMERICA.
ADRESELE SOCIETATHOR

D
70. I. ,,lnvtevea" Clark Str. 5OG
Martina Ferry, Ohio.
10. 2. ,,Fulturur' 3l5--7th, Ave.
v. Homestead, Pa,
Vo. 3. ,TransilUdne0nG', p. o. B
lat, Indians Hsrbor; Ind
70. 4. ,,Dacia Trais~G' p. o. B
52C, Newark, Ohio.
/ No. 8 ,,Alb.mat, 1000 Jefferson
Str, New Castle, Pa, Bell
| Phone 2039-.J.
No. 9. .,Leur, ia Depot Strsst,
Salem, q.
No. IL. ~. r. Aard d Trsns." /,
735 Ash ST., Alliance, o.
No. IL. ,,Negru Vodf', 24c Helen
Str, MceKes Rocks, Pa.
No. ID ,.Horia,. Closcs ., Cri;oW'' ,
P. o. B. 157, GAINESVILLE, o.
No. lS ,,Dacia Romin4", P. o. b.
68 S. B., Cincinnati, Ohio,
No. 19. .,Ulpia TraianF' r. O. Lk
141, Erie, Pa.
No. Il. ..Steauo RomsnT' 613 w.
Washington Str: Indixna.
! polls, Ind.
No. %. Militia Viteozur', P. o.
B, %, Follensbea ". W..
NO. %. U. s. .'Armonia- -Streinul
Liber," 1918 So. 3rd Street,
St. Louis, Mo.
No. 80. ,Printul Corol al Ron;.
msesF', P. o. B. $40, Zelie-
nople, Pa. Bell Phone 80
r.
No. 33. ,,Columoxs" Liberty Phur-
macy, 9th & Sarah Str,
S. S. Pittsburg, Pa.
No. 81. ,T'~noreosA", r. q. 3. 129,
Torringtn1, Conn.
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East 2S.th Street, Lorain,
Ohio.
No. Al. ,,Cuza Vosf", 2. o: b. 81,
s:assillon, O..
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p. 0. B. 558, Struthers, O
No. a3. ,,Nentsneto Ro,se,sE' 81
Greater Street, Fort Wayne,
Ind.
No. A. .Augustsn0', Box 112, Sts.
2, st. Paul MINI.
No. Is. ,,Avram Ioncw", 2sl w.
81 Str, New York, N. Y.
No. 46. .Nicolae Eilipescu'', s01
Washington Avenue, Ma.
Olson, Ill.
NO. 49. U. S. Desteaptd-t5 Romdme.
H0ra Ussirai, 1923 Farms.
worth ST., Detroit, Mich.
No. 40. .,Libevtasso~, p. o. B. 302,
Lisbon, Ohio.
40. 81. .Stefan Gel More", P. O.
B 127, Garret, Ind.
No. 52.--Soc. "Sfto Maria" 1913
10 Mine, Scalp Level, Pa.
No. c3. ~. 8. Treicolorul 81 Fade
pendenfa RomtxE', i2O0
Adams Str, Gary, Ind.
No. 81. ,Muresana", p. o. B.
600, Harrisburg, Pa.
No. IS. .Glor;e Ron,ssd'' P. o. B.
SO, !,Welrton, w. Va.
Ne. Sc. Dr., Vas;ls Lmcecia'' r.
Q. B. 1913, Clinton. Ind.
No. 59-soc. "Sf. Gkeorghe," " 122
Pearl St., 'Vatertown, N. Y.
No. ,60-U. s. "Biruinta 81 Desro-
birea Neamulm Ron,dmesc," /"
P. 0. B. 2, Warren, Ohio.
No. VI. ,,Toro OltwJxr' P. o. B.
"A, New Philadelphia, o.
Vo ". ,,ROm;nio Lbsrd'', P. o. B.
S99, F..Park Station, Akron,
Ohio.
No. s. ,,Pr;nfxy NioSsst', 7. o.
!. ,. q. Bridgeport, o.
No. IS. Lumina 81 Progresur 70.
MIN, r. o. B. 1899 Wood.
lswn, Ps., Teiefon I0S:R.
NO. IS. vAns Vlod'", r. q. b. %,
Sta. D., st. 'Jossph~ Ma
No. g.. ,,AsscSs Vod&', p. @. B.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18
Wealthy Girl
and Husband
Are Arrested

HOUSTON. Texas. May is.-Ro-
nance Of Opal Rcxroas Kinney.
Oklahoma heiress and member OF
the Choctaw nation. and LHdis Kin
ncy. cousin OF Congressman Charles
ID. Carter. Was interrupted by
Buck Garrett. Okiahomns most
picturesque man hunter. here to-
day
Garrett will take The giri and her
husband back TO Oklahoma tonight
to face proceedings brought by Mrs.
Kinney's father. 4. r. Rexroat. mil
lionaire oil man. who claims she
ls under Influence of PERSONS having
designs on her fortune.
Charges on which the couple Nre
held grew out Of kinney's former
marriage In Kansas. Garrett ms
serted.
The sheriff declared the warrants
on which he viii return the couple
TO Oklahoma from their bungalow.
Love Nest" here are based on a
technical charge OF hlgamy.
The girl and Kinney have been
missing from Ardmore since Janu-
airy 1.
They admitted they had since
Travelled over most u the United
States and Mexico in an effort TO
thwart pursuit OF the father. who
offered a $4,000 reward TO the Off.
Ger bringing them back 10 Okla.
boma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18
WOMAN FLEES
RUDE ESCORT

Los ANGELES. Cal. May IT,
Narrowing experiences OF Mrs.
Merle r.. without. prominent among
the younger set In san Francisco
society. which she related hysferical.
" at the receiving hospital here.
were under investigation OF police
today.
According TO Mr.. wilhoit's dis.
5ointed account. which she sobbed
when found wandering In the streets
yesterday. she came here after
visiting friends In Santa Barbara.
At the suggestion OF a mutual
friend. she invited Mrs. Harriet
Fox TO 20 with her 10 the theatsr
and later went 10 Mrs. Fox's home
with two men tho latter had intro.
duced. A. supper drinks which she
supposed harmless were served
Then remember nothing until
! found myself fighting the atien.
tons Of n man whom escaped by
running from the house"
Mrs. without recently gained wide
publicity as the mother Of Douglas
Woods Without, .. adjudged by San
Francisco physicians CALIFORNIA;
most perfect baby"
Mrs. without. stin nsrvously up
set. In the AngeI,g hospital here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18
open SHOP
dream ONLY,
SAYS DELANO
Former President
of Wabash r. r.
Shocks Men of u.
S. Chamber

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Nav is.--
THE open shop Is an irideseent
cream
This was the bomhshell thrown
into the United States Chamber OF
Commerce CONVENTION here yester.
day by Frederick pclano. former
president OF the wabash railroad.
lie declared that the so-called
open shop" principle in dealing
with labor Is only temporary CON
dlsicn. which cannot survive.
The national chamber Of com
meroe only the evening before had
laid the corner stone OF its new
building opposite the White House,
building dedicated 20 the open
shop principle. inasmuch as all the
work will be done on American
plan
Deiano gave high praise 60 Henry
Ford for his enterprise In operating
his railroad. This again shocked
the conservatives
''Government operation OF rail-
roads will come" he added. when
4 IL clear that the government oper.
alton will yield the greatest return
for the expenditure"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18
Valentino and
Bride Separate
After 4 Days

LOS ANGELES. May "a Naia
cha Ramhoxa. IKE the ancient enc
niles Of Rome. has found safety ~
flight" white Rodolph Valentino To
continue the classic almile remains.
like Caerarn wife. above Huapieion
The screen celebrities. after -four
DAYS ~ married iife. have found
temporary solution 81 their auandaff
la separation.
The parting ~ the couple. who. last
Saturday. astonished the movie world
by what the law 81 Los Angeles eoun.
" regarded an premature matH'
mony." came yesterday. when Nai~n
tlno put his bride % four days on the
train FOR New York. u was reported
here to-day.
According 10 reports. decision mus,
have been made hastily. for the de.
parture was as swiftly executed -
tho a directors voice behind the cam.
era had been meEaphoninK "AetionF'
An automobile Il naid 20 have
whlfled into Pomona. n suburb. Just
n. the Overland train was leaving.
and Valentino and his bride jumped
RWf lAHA w AtfAtf W N"ffHtAthH = set3N
well embrace b~for. tho dancer
skipped lightly onto the train. clfcu.
lar handbox her only baggage.
Valentino himself remained behind.
and II understood 60 have returned
90 Los Angeles,
Miss Rambovs Cwinifred Hudnuu
T. believed 90 be returning 20 the
Hudnut home. ia New York, whefe
she viii await her husband. allowing
both chance 20 think !, over"
Thus Valentino avoided the threat
cned charge which the fact Of his
having another wife. Jean Aeker,
stnl tneomplsteiy divorced. had
brought upon him.
And from having too many mates.
Valentino finds himself alone. bride
ieHs, but indigenous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18
Oh, Girls! 600
Bachelors All
at One Place!


Seattle's handSomest bachelors
SEQ or more. win gather In one plae,
Friday night.
II will be an unexampled outpouT
Ing OF the finest unmarried men In
the city. according TO Fred c. John
stone. who n charged with inviting
those In the estate % single blessed.
ness 10 the dance and entertainment
given by the Chamber OF Commerce
IN honor OF the grade and high
school teachers.
The dance win start AZ o'clock.
but an hour before that the Nll-
temple. shriners. patrol and band.
and the Nile temple chanters will
entertain.
Il will probably have 10 order out
The police reserves. and post them
At Harvard ave. and Pine st." said
Mayor Hugh ~. Caldwell Thursday
morning. as IN. pulchritudtnous
male viii be as attractive. I think.
a. the summer hargain counter"
Altho Mayor Caldwell t. married.
he will be permitted to make an ad.
dress OF welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18
Kansas City Post
Is Reported Sold

KASaAs cfTY. May ~, r. rur'
chase Of the kansas City Post. after
noon paper. by Walter =. Dick~y.
publisher Of the Kansas city jour
nal. mornlns. was announced to-day.
Acquisition of tho Post from Bon
fills and Tammen Of Denver and Kan,
nar CITY came after arrangements
had been completed for publication
Of an afternoon paper from the Jour.
nails nianf June 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18

An iceboat has been recently In.
vented that carries 10 passengers. il
airpropelled and runs on either
wheels or runners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18
HANDKERCHIEF DAY
IN THE ANNIVERSARY SALE

Hundreds of dozens Of Handkerchiefs, purchased
for this special event-here in an endless variety
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
80 ARB INDICTED
WITH THREE FIRMS
Continued from First Page.

as 10 make impossible their inspection
by authorized Federal agents.
Bernard and Nathan Bernstein. along
with Otto Gass. Emil Wormser and
Irving Grasson. are charged with d.
verting-to to bootleg trade 2,671 cases Of
Whisky and one barrel OF alcohol. with
drawn legally for the drug trade. Ber-
nard Bernstein had Treasury Depart
ment permit to deal in liquors. A with
Grawal permit granted him the privilege
OF taking his liquor from bond and
Transporting it to 1Ois Prospect avenue.
The Bronx. whence II "mysteriously
disappeared while prohibition agents
were watching it."
The indictments resulted from secret
Investigations conducted during the last
few months by Frank ] Hale and James
Kerrigan, assigned to New York by Roy
A. Haynes National Prohibition COM
missioner. The first clew In running down
the bootleg ring of which Mamie"
Kessler Is the alleged king was the
discovery OF large amounts OF Aud
Scottle'' whisky in various restaurants.
cabarets and hotels. The whisky had
been stolen from the Republic War O.
house on forged withdrawal permits.
Hale and Kerrigan. after learning that
the llCflor was being sold by Kessler,
began checking the bank accounts OF the
alleged "bootleg king" Checks totaling
more than $4,000 900, made payable to
various fictitious persons, were seized
by the agents and submitted to the
Grand Jury.