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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
Noui alegeri neutre pentru
Deslegarea situatiei actuale.


Deslegarea situated actuale.
S'a vorbit mereu 81 prin presa
despre "descalicarea' partidului
national in tinuturile de dincoace
de Carpati in sensul unei extln
deri a organizatiunilOr sale poll
tice pc tot cuprinsul tarii, Gu We
chiul regat Basarabia 81 Bucovina
In privinta asia, II 'au lipsit nici
char precizari de hume ale frun-
tasior politici din Bucovina, Ba-
sarabia 81 din Vechiul Regat carl
ar fl avut tratative Gu conducerea
partidului national pentru ase-
menea actiune in mare.
Credem ca tOate versiunile 81
strife de asemenea natura au fOst
eel putin premature, = deSi ideea
MI este lipsita de interes 81 de ed
5 'au ocupat in chip serios atat
membri din partidul national, cat
81 multe persoane din vechiul re
gat, streine pana acum pOliticei
de partid, Gu afte cuvinte virginc
sub raportul culorii pOlitice. Am
putea adauga char ca partidul
ational a PRINT sOlicitari multi
pie 81 serioase de la personalitati ii
din vechiul regat care au trait
absolut straine pana acum pc pO-
Utica militanta de partid sau care.
deceptionate in nazuintele 81 idea
llsmul lor pentru binele public de
politica partidelor de dincoace de
Carpati, cred a gasi in atmosfera
morala 81 n directivele partidu-
lui cOndus de dl lulu MANU- me-
diul plielnic pentru activitatea
Tor yiitoare.
Oar daca chestilnea a fost exa
mlnata. parcrile asupra eli "a"
manlfestat in chip foarte variat.
Ar fl greu sa spunem care-i Gu
rentul predominant dintre ce!e
dOua curente CONTRADICTORY. pen,
tru 81 contra descalecarii, din sim
plul motiv cd. in politica. situatiu-
nile sunt foarte variable, lar no
tarIrile Sc iau totdeauna in func-
tie de 0pOrtunitate.
DE aceea, vOm arata Obiectiu-
nile contra descalecarii, cele mai
interesante acum din punct de ve-
dere polite.
In primul rand adversarii
ldeel spun ca 0 asemenea extidere
pollticei partidului national ar
trebui sd Sc faca in vechiul regat
peste capul partidelor mai apro-
plate prln conceptie 81 directive,
eel taranesc 81 eel nationalist de-
mocrat, - in orice caz atingand
susceptibilitatea 81 interesele a.
cestora. Char daca organizatiuni-
y partidului national in vechiul
regat lar admite inscrierea de
fostl membri in alte particle, spre
nu slabi cadrele actuale ale par
tldelor prietene, vi inca faptul ar
constitui 0 'rapire a fortelor celor
maj bune de aci care, altfel,. s'ar
lndnepta spre accste partide spti-
mere.
Ardelenii ar rapi ceva din tere-
nul 81 posibilitatea de desvoltare
a tinerelor particle din vechiul re-
.gat 81 asia, spun eli, n ar ii in In
teresul tinerii democratic roma
nesti care tocmai trebue sa-si con-
centreze fortele de lupta, nu sd
Sc diyizeze 81 mai multi.
Este apoi chestiune de fapt
importanta Garcia principiul eco
noniei fortelor nu-i fngadue sd
tie nesocotita. Osga4izatiile cele
noui DE dincoace de Carpati ar
necesita . colaborare mai intima
ss.tcrnica ! fprtslor condueztoa-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
W = TssF -
PoP0n!llL.I
Din aaqgspi.

Deaf ii luna vorbitoare
Re cum esti stralucitosrs
As esi sara Ia prag
- teas astepta Gu drag,
Din inima teas rues
Ca sa-mi fl sofia nea.
50 te duel luna, "a dpci,
Peste vai u peste lnnci
I Plntre nunti u pFin tafarI
Pests I tari n ~ 1naxi,.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
SURPAREA TEATRULUI
MAJESTIC IN PITTSBURGH.

Pittsburgh. 16 Maiu. = q par
te a acoperisului teatrului Maje,-
tie a surpat eri 81 ranlt 10
persoane. Patru din eel raniti sunt
dusi la spital. Investigatia cazului
Sc face Gu cea mai mare rigoare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16

At the 6rst sign Of q raw; sore
throat rub on q little Musterole with
your fingers.
1t goes right to the spot with a gentle
tingle, loosens congestion. draws out
soreness and pain.
Musterole is clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. 1t has all
the strength of the old-fashioned mus
tard plaster without the blister.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy
children. Keep it handy for instant
use. IS and IS cents in jars and tubes
hospital size, s..
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
DACA YREI

Sa nu intinzi mana la coltul
stradelor in caz cand al ramas
fara o mana sau un picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. 3, A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
Din Budusi.

Trandafir de pc cetate
Saraca strainatate
Multi mi-ai fost sora 81 frate,
Ca in sapte ami de zile
Nu m al parasit pc mine,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
A Y ! Z

Clubul Teatral Roman Y. Alexan-
dri, din Cleveland, Ohio va aranja
o Petrecere pc ziua de 2 Iulie 81
sunt rugate in general tOate So
cietatile 81 Cluburi de nu aranja
o alta petrecere pc ziua sus nu-
mita.
(114-15). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
FLoR1AN JoLDos

Originar din Sibiu, Romania,
este rugat asi trimite adresa la
acest ziar in chestia llnor afaceri
familiare din Patrie.
Ziarrl America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16

uIS pullSHu.
Principal. opozitia asia mai
porneste 81 dintr 'un concept poll
tic general care a fOst deflnitlv
castigat in atmosfera ardeleana.
In vremea cand Sc vorbea des-
pre- organizarea mui mare partid
regnicolar national taranesc prin
fuziunea nationalistilor ardeleni
Gu nationalistii d-lui lorga 81 cu
taraniStii. in cercurile condu-
catoare ale partidului national
ideea guvernelOr de un simgur
partid mare, intins pc tot terlto.
riul, avea inca partizani. Alba
veniti in cadrele vietii publice
romanesti, unii dintre acesti frun-
tasi inclinau sa mai admita con-
ceptia guvernelor de partide este
din mari organizatiuni politice pc
toata tara, asa cum a fost sub re.
gele Carol. Ultimele evenimente
cu alegerile guvernuIui BratianL
81 GU guvernarea din cele trei luni
din urma. All risipit definitiv "a
ceste inclinatiuni principale. DE
data asia. pare Sc Fl renuntar
definitiv la ideea partidului reg
nicolar prin fuzinne spre Sc a.
dopta principiul coalitiei de par
tide pentru guvernarea viitoare
a tarii.
81 tot acestui concept nou, esit
din observance mai atenta a res
litatilor, pare Sc datori in buna
parte rezlstenta contra descaleca-
rii fiindca ed ar cOnduce tot la
marele partid regnicolar, nu priu
fuziune, ci prin extensiune.
In sfarsit, un ultim 81 puternic
argument intarit tot prin lectia
evenimentelor din urma, este ca
din simpatia actqala nu Sc poate
esi prin aranjamente de La partid
la partid Ori prin combinatiunil
de culise, = ci numai prin consult
ytarea sincera 81 cinstita yointei
tarii. Adica, este nevoe sd Sc asi.
CURE votului universal aplica-
TUNE reala 81 efectiva pentru OBJ
tinerea conducerii tarii potrivitl
,indicatiunilor 81 sentimentelor
tarii.
Pentru acest scop, spun Arde-
lenii, dizolvarea parlamentului1
actual, 81 noui alegeri libere, sub
garantia unui guyern special elec-
toral constitute Ia maximum Gle
neutralitate, este singura desle-
gare a situatiunii politice inferno.
vom mai vedea apoi, in lega-
tura Gu situatia politicd interna
dc All, inca lature foarte ilnpor-
tanta a opunerii upor fruntasi ar
deleni la !" ''descalicare".
(Din ''Dacia"
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CAUTAM VINZATO2I.

Avem o polite deschlsa in OIL
ciul nostru de realitati pentru un
vinzator care vorbeste limba TO-
mana, pentru vinde sau a
schimba proprietati din oras. Ex-
perlenta nu neceSara. Tot Odata
Gu pozitia ce v'o oferim va dam
81 asistenta 81 cooperatia noastra.
CSASZAR & JAMES co.
Real Estate and Builders,
Regent Theatre Bldg.
1923 Buckeye Rd.
Cor. E. 17th Str. Cleveland, Ohio.
(113-1).
The Washington times., 1922-02-23

corn were the largest recorded for
any month in recent years.
Receipts and slaughter OF all live
stock were larger than in December,
but, with the exception Of cattle,
were smaller than a year ago.
Iron and Steel.
Conditions in the iron and steel in
dustry were somewhat disappoint.
ing in January. Pig-iron production
was 10000 tons less than in Deem
Der and there was a slight shrinkage
in the untitled orders of the United
States Steel Corporation. Steel.ingot
production. however. was 100000
tons larger than in December. Struc-
tural steel sales were reported at
~, 100 tons, or only a slight increase
over the 1880 tons reported for the
month before. In November struct-
ural steel sales amounted to $4,000
tons, but even the pres mt figure Is
a substantial advance over the sales
for the first eight months OF 1921.
Iron and steel prices showed q slight
recession.
Foreign exchange rates increased
almost without exception in Janu-
airy. The Federal reserve board In
dex Of foreign exchange rose four
points. II now stands at 50, COM
pared to 100 on a par value, and Is
the highest since last June.I
The foreign trade OF the United
States declined in January. Imports
dropped from $237, 100000 to- $216.-
O00, 900, but even this figure Is high
err. than the average for the twelve
months Of 1921. Exports declined
from S296. 900 900 to $279 ,000, 0C0. and
are the lowest for several years.
Bank clearings and chain-stores
sales record the expected drop after
theDecember holiday trade. Bills dis
counted by Federal Reserve Banks
dropped from $1.1S0. 100000 to only
$3.50, 900, 900, indicating that such In
creases as are taking place In bust
ness are not calling heavily on the
banks for loans. Federal Reserve
Bank reserves Increased nearly $780,
00o, 900, bringing the total well above
the $4,000. 100000 mark for the first
time.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
Washington Provisions.
(wholesale prices. }

Erxs-strictly fresh. selected. per dos.
as: average receipts. 81; Southern, 80.
Live poultry-Roosters. per h., Is;
turkeys, per To-, 90 146: chickens. spring,
per 10. ssSsS; keats. young each. 500
'' Dressed poultry-Fresh-kilie spring
chickens. per h., 32035; hens. per ID.
IS; roosters, per ID. 20; turkeys. per h..
IS 660; keats young, each. 50.
Pork-Dressed, small. per h.. I'm 01s
LivestocS-calves. choice. per ID, l.e
1ah; lambs, choice, per h.. 12013; live
hogs, per h., lon.
Green fruits--Appies. per Dbl. 5000
1850; per bu. basket, 25003.25; western,
per box, 2.75@460. California lemons.
per box, 6.00@7.o0. California oranges.
per crate, 500 500. Grapefruit, s,So@
$50 Florida oranges. &5o0soo. Tam
,Xsgsts ble.@Pot.tees. Ne; !. per Dbl.
potatoes, per Dbl. 4.oo@4bo. Lettuce,
southern, per crate. 1.506s0o. Celery,
per doz.. 1.6o@1.75. Romaine lettuce,
i.2602.oo. Cymblings. per crate. 5000
400. Spinach. per Dbl, 2.oo9b.00.
Onions. per 100-lb. sack. 500 q 100. Cab
bsge. 2,7603.0o per cwt. CucumbeTs, 400
S6.oo: Esgplants. per crate. t,PO@6.oo.
Tomatoes. per box, Florida, s.b00s.se.
Beans, b.oe8s.oo per basket. Sprouts,
26826 per quart. Peppers. per crate,
100000. Kale, 1.so82.0o.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23

The consumption of cotton by
mills increased from 511,S00 bales in
December to 526,552 bales, while a
year ago the January consumption
. was only 366,270 bales. Silk con-
sumption increased from 81 900 bales
to nearly $4,000 bales in the month
and is fully so per cent greater than
year ago. With the exception Of
raw wool, textile prices tended to
drop, compared with December.
Building contracts awarded in the
twenty-seven northeastern States
. totaled $166, $50 900 in January. This
represented a seasonal drop Of 16
per cent from December, but 1t is
, next to the largest January figure
ever recorded and well above what
might be expected at this time Of
the year.
1 Reports on lumber production,
90 far available. indicate an increase
over December and a very large in
crease over a year ago. Prices Of
building and building material re-
manned relatively stationary.
There was welcome increase in
the price of most farm products,
which have been too low in compari-
son with other commodities. Wool,
all livestock. and all grains. except
rye, shared In this advance. Stocks
and market movement of wheat de
clined. as IS usual at this time Of
year, but receipts and shipments Of
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
Local Stocks.

SALES
Washington Gas SIS. si.ooo9ss,
$1,000@89A.
Potomac Electric G. M. SIS. $1,000
@99, $1,000@99.
Capital Traction, 25@e5x, $50
s6x, 2@s6x, 6@96x.
Washington Gas Light. SG4Sk,
2048k.
Continental Traction Company,
.10Q95. -
After caIl-Potomac Electric first
SIS, s1,000@s4.
Mergenthaler. SOFAS.
Capital Traction, 10@95x.,
Washington Railway q Electric
general 6's, $1,000@97k.
Washington Gas TVS. $4,000
1854. -
Potomac Electric G. and Ref. ~,
$5009105x.
Capital Traction SIS, $500@94h.
s1.0O0@s4h. $1.oOoQsM. $1,000
s4h.
Mergenthaier Linotype, 10@l45,
SOFAS, SOFAS, 10@145.
Washington Gas Light. 10Q4Sk.
25@48K, 25@4S%.
Money-Call loans, sos per cent.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
Z n. !. BROKER
FIRMS Petition
IN BANKRUPTCY
Ruskay & Co. and Kardos
& Burke Have Combined LA
biIites of $4,000, 900.
BY International News Service


NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Invoiun-
tary petitions in bankruptcy were
filed today against two large broker
age firms, whose combined liabilities
aggregate $4,000, 900 and their assets
only 1850. 900.
8. 8. Ruskay & Co., Of ~ Broad
way. which has branches In Chi
cago. Philadelphia, Cleveland. Pitts
burgh. st. Louis, and Boston. were
declared in bankruptcy In the United
States district court following an in
voluntary application made By
Zalkin & Cohen, attorneys for the
petitioner. Their liabilities were
stated to be $2,500.000 and their as
sets $1,600,000.
The second failure was that Of
Kardos & Burke. of 80 Broadway.
whose liabilities were stated to be
S1.500.000 and their assets but
$4,000. An Involuntary petition
was filed against them today follow
ing admission of insolvency and ap-
pointment as receiver of Robert p.
Stephenson under a bond of $25, 900
by Judge Hand, in Federal court.
John Burke, partner Of the second
firm. was formerly governor Of
North Dakota and later United
States Treasurer. He is said to
have lost every dollar of his fortune.
Louis NJ. Kardos came to this
country a Hungarian immigrant
and went to work as messenger for
a Wall Street firm. His rise was
rapid and spectacular.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
NEW ROAD IS PROPOSED
TO SOUTH MARYLAND

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 23.-For a good
and direct road from Baltimore to
Southern Maryland, to be known as
the Baltimore-Southern Maryland
trunk line, Senators Mitchell and
Sasscer introduced yesterday a bill
appropriating 100000. The bill
provides that the money shall be
raised by an issue of serial bonds, in
four equal annual installments, be-
ginning August Is, 1922.
Beginning at q point near Malta.
woman, Charles county, the route is
to run through Upper Marlboro to a
point near Benfield. Anne Arundel
county, the exact location to be made
by the State roads commission. The
distarce is approximately thirty.
three miles.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
Liberty Bonds,
UNION PACIFIC REQUESTS
RIGHT TO ISSUE BONDS

The Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany today asked the Interstate
Commerce Commission for authority
to assume obligations and liabilities
for s6,S00,000 Of its equipment trust
certificates Series B drawing per
cent interest.
These certificates have been issued
by the Commercial Trust Company
Of Philadelphia and have been sold
to Kuhn, Loeb a Co.. for 95 per cent
of par. The money Il to be used in
purchasing <.4+s cars Of various
types.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
ApsEs ssgsr EHaaaaP" B USIN ESS AND FINAN G. E
Curb Stocks.

Usrnishsd BY W. p. Hiops . O.,
Closing: Bid. Asked.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23

date the instalment would have BEEN,
due II no extension had been granted.
Receipts Given on Request.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
SLAYER ELEcTRocUTED
IN RICHMOND PRISON

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. a.
Henry Lockert, colored, convicted
OF highway robbery and murder In
Albemarle county last year. was
electrocuted In the penitentiary
here today.
His accomplice, Thomas Sparks,
will go to the chair tomorrow morn
ing.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
Business Conditions
Improved i'm January
merce Show Industry and Commerce
H. Made Gains Last Month.
BY HARRY GUSACK.

President Harding's statement few days ago that
business conditions throughout the United States were
the upward trend based report of the Comptroller
of the Currency Crissinger, giving the condition Of
national hanks is further substantated by figures
received up to February 20 by the Department of Com
MERGE, showing gains made by and industry
during the month of January. ....-
The Washington times., 1922-02-23

Collectors. II request Is made, are
required to give to taxpayers written
or printed receipts for income, ex-
cess profits and war profits, stating
the amount paid and the particular
account for which such payment was
made. Payments may be made either
at the offices Of collectors Of Internal
revenue or branch offices, either In
cash or by money order or check.
Checks and money orders should be
made out to the collector Of internal
revenue In the city in which the col
sector's office is located. For EXAM
pie: Collector Of Internal Revenue,
Baltimore, Nd" The Bureau Of In.
ternal Revenue advises, that pay
ments be made either by check or
money order.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
|NesU Guarantees Demand
rs Placed Before Wirth
By Wireless to The Tribune

Copyright, 1922. New York Tribune Inc.
BERLIN. Aug. 2l.--New guarantees
for Germany's recently requested mora
torium were asked to-day from Cham
ceilor Wiith by the Reparation Com
mission delegates, Sir John Bradbury,
British member of the commission, and
President Mauclere of the guarantees
committee, a, joint meeting at the
Ministry of Finance. Among the other
German officials representing minis
tries and bureaus concerned in ham
ding the reparations problem present
at the conference was DR.. Andreas
Hermes, Finance Minister.
Bradbury and Mauclere pointed out
to the Germans that new guarantees
must go beyond those of mere Allied
financial control of Germany, and that
if satisfactory they will lead to an ad-
justment of the reparations problem.
immediately after the meeting Wirth
and the Cabinet held a session to work
{ ucg proposals..
While there is some optimism among
government officials over the outcome
Of the visit Of the commissions repre-
sentatives, political and financial cir-
cles are in general extremely sceptical.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Indiana Oil Melons
Add $l,l88,8lO to
Bostwick Trusts
Two Funds Created by N. Y.
Woman Total e Millions;
Grandchildren Are Heirs
to Inc ONE of Estate

Harry n; French, as referee, filed in
Supreme Court yesterday report on
the status of two trust funds aggre-
eatlns about $v,000,OOO, created by the
late Mrs. Helen c. Bostwick, who left
~ f'nn4e $40 100000. Mrs. Bost-
wick was the. widow Of Jabez A. Bost-
wick. of the Standard Oil Company.
large part of the securities that
made up the trusts consisted of STAN
French sets forth that both trusts ben.
Gifted by the distribution of Stock div
idends by the Standard Oil Company
of Indiana. Oae trust was enriched
by the addition of 3,426 such shares,
valued at Sa59.730, and there were
added to the other trust 1896 shares
o. Standard Oll stock, valued at
Ss29, ,os0.
One of the trusts was created in
June, 1918, and the other in February,
1920. They were to be held for her
death for her heirs. Her only heir
was Mrs. Evelyn B. Voronoff, daugh-
ter, who was the wife Of DR.. Serge
Voronoff, the monkey gland specialist.
Mrs. Voronoff died sort time after,
so that her share of the trust funds
goes to her children, born of her mar
riages before she became the wife of
DR.. Voronoff, and to the children Of
the late Albert C. Bostwick, deceased
son of Mrs. Bostwick One of the chill
Gren of Mrs. VoronofT is Mrs. Marion
Carstairs de Pret. She has been di-
yorced, and it was stipulated with re-
gard to the distribution of the money
from the trust funds that her share be
held pending decision in connection
with marriage settlement made for
Mrs. de Pret. The report of Referee
French sets forth what each child Of
Mrs. Voronoff and each child of Mr..
Bostwick is entitled to from the in
come Of the trust funds.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Collins Attack
H ED Plot TO
Ayernge Bolarnd
Final Effort 10 Weaken
Free State Government
Also Believed WI otiye
of Would Be Assassins
Dali to Meet Saturday
Cosgroye and MacNeill Are
Mentioned With Army
Lead er as Candidates

LONDON, Aug. 81 (By The Associated
Prcss) ).-American who have recently
arrived here from Dublin declare that
the attempt to kill Michael Collins, head
of the Irish Provisional Government,
was forecast in Ireland and was
planned, first, to secure the removal Of
the sole remaining outstanding figure
in that government and thereby weaken
the Free State movement. and, second,
as measure of reprisal against tho
shooting Of Harry j. Boland by Free
State soldiers.
On the walls of Trinity College and
other public buildings is the inscrip-
tion in white paint: "Harry Boland
murdered" while hand bills pasted on
telegraph poles by irregulars assert
that Boland was shot by Free State
troops when he was unarmed after
having been removed from his bed. The
provisional government asserts that
Boland was trying to escape when shot
Dublin In Panic State
Boland was popular figure, and
Irishmen who dared talk at all about
the general political situation voiced
the fear that his death would lead to
assassinations. Nightly fusillades and
bombings have reduced the Dublin
population to state of terrorism.
American travellers say that the pro.
visional government policy of releas
ing captured irregulars after exactine
a promise Of loyalty TO the Free State
has resulted in an increasing numnel
| Of irregulars secretly assembling ir
Dublin, ready to continue the campaign
of guerrilla warfare, bombing and
sniping.
The Americans said that their talks
with the average citizen, including
porters, cab drivers and workmen
brought forth the assurance that 35 tx
80 per cent OF the people OF irelane
movement.
! Eamon de Valera was credited by
them with the ambition to so maintain
disorder as to force British military
| intervention. He was represented a.
hoping, by securing such intervention
to force eventually new treaty more
advantageous to Ireland.