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Evening star., 1922-03-17
CARE FOR 40 CHILDREN.
Officers and Sailors on q. 8. De.
stroyer Aid Russian Refurees.

omcePs and men Of tho destroyer
Childs. on duty in Turkish waters,
have taken upon themselves tie task
Of providing for the maintenance ana
care Of forty Russian refugee chill
dren.
An account Of the guardianship
established by the ships company is
contained In the fIotilla publication
received at the Navy Department.
Funds having been provided by the
the Chiids. building was selected
ashore for the housing of the refugees
and with the aid of the American and
Russian women devoting themselves
to aiding refugees, school and mess
ing facilities Were aStahliahad
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
Ne trebuic Unire,
nu deSbinare
(Ul1nare)

Da pc vrcnc moi zabovm III intunerc alte nati tin
pas uea progreseazd. Sa prvim la ger1nall DIN A.
merca Cate ziare 81 cat de mari sunt ele! Ce blserc
pompoase cad An scoli professor lenum au CO.
1ur de mnune spitae medc lor; sunt deputa sena
tori primari consilcri mucpai; fabrcan mari conner
can't; bncile lor Vor zice un ''No nu ne putem
compare en- german cac ci multi 81 sunt vec in Ame-
lica Este adevrat Oar maj putin adevara este 81 acea
ne G. 10000 de gen1nan ei nu sun mparti in 10
1abere ci sunt grupati in uru unei organizai tari
Oar numai gernanii sunt asaci toate poo,ree carr
yor s nanteze Asa sunt organzat boemi ovaci pooii
finandez lvanii Ell n'au societa cate $40 nen
b-precum cazu cieodata la no-cl sunt numeroSl
Din e nu sunt organzat numa 6 pelcente nu 2 precum
amase), eel putin 1870 Ia sutan uncle caz1 81 MAJ
multi ST organizati unit i'll asociaun rationale u
telnicc, apte pentlu prosperare.
&c poate face societate cate CO. 1880 membri? ii cate
socetti moi carl 81 mai puni de a'ila! Ne pot
face clat ocas propriu? Pot susnc bbllioteca
biserca Este impossible 81 aunci cand reanul vfea sa
ac pctrecere trebue plateasc cre la socleate strai
afai neplaccrile lie Sa acem putlna socoteaa
S luam de pilda Ceveandu nostu Romanl Gle alclSfu-
at in ve-o 10 socetat clubu bserici etc., fac la an eel
rtn de petreccri De ecare petrecere pestc cae
1870 doari strenuui penru cre Aceasta nsemneaM ca
ronin din Cleveland imbogatesc 2Ol50O doarl IN ne
care an De strein cror saa oosec Oar cra Sc ola
in ccare pentru sale de sednta! Gu aceSt ban sar
lntea pati--in ani-o cladre mare, incapaoare
Oar de muzca sa zc? Sreini n'au n'cl soc'etate
care 81 alba muzca c propre este orgallzaa asa
,nduce VENT nu nana muzicanilor 81 societa MOI!
Care socoate mzca c ST la cee 30 de petrecer Sc dau
:tti 12OOl50 dolari pentru muzca strerli
San gant rom;nii nostr la prada Moarpc ce sc race
,rn dcsbinare S'au gandit romani ca nseneaz de-
pnde totdeauna de haru atua MI Fl Independent IN 'oa'e
aacere organzatiunei Ce pot face eel cava membn al
une societati? Mimic.
Sa luam lar pda din Cevcand-sl III cate orasc roma
rcsti n la fe Sa zcem numaru total al ceor organl-
zat aici este De prezen eli sunt impartt III dfere Ia
bere, mc sabe 81 neputncioase -.
Ce ar Fl daca acest 1000 membri ii la m loc Gu o!l!
Ar putea face mnun Din fonduric or comnnae sar pu
tea ca sau desa haa este) haa puternlca ce ar
nuea Fl ccrcata 23 AMI de daorie &c lear contrac1a
Ia nccput astfe de socetae putea susllnea scoa
perlnalentd unc copi puea lnvaa 81 puna sova ro
sea an putea nfiina bbioec, Hmesc 81 hisercesc
. ,ntea sa ncuracze manestarc cuurac l)aca az
yen ca ca sa ne preznt srenlo aceasta am puteao 1
&c asa ca sd mpunem respecba char ncam 81 putea mani
festa mai bine in vata cetateneasca
Toae aceste sar putea face Gu taxa MAJ mica ue ne'n
bru decat cce platesc acum
ST cazu orasui Cleveland potriveste Ia toate orasee
romanes unde sunt dona mai mute societati
(tJrmare maine).
ANDREI PQPOyICI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
PRlNTRE EvRElI
R0MANI DIN
A M { Ri CA
Viata subterana a New York
ului. - Dece scade leul. - Mi
nunile arhitecturii americana.
In cartierul evreilor romani. -.
Strada Broadway.
New York. s Sept. 1922

New York. s Sept. 1922.
Gigalltii sgarie nori nu G destul
pentru americani. Eli intrebuintea-
za 81 acoperisul 81 subsolul. Hotelul
meu- are minunata sala de manca-
re pc acoperis, numita 'Cascadele !.
Teatrul la care am fost, Century },
este pc acoperisnl 20 de etaje. In
ire acte, cand iesi. dai intro scra,
de unde al panorama orasului 81 a
marelui Park Central ,lndc noap-
tea ratacesc 81 dorm dezmostenitii
sOartei.
Cit de mlllta 81 amara durere am
simtit ascara vazand batrana de
so dc ami pc 'soclul statuei lui
Strauss in plata lui Colomb! In
Plata lui Colomb, pc 0 coloana
, subtirc, e statuia ,narelui Genovcz.
Nici acest monument, nici altelc,
nu-mi plac. Ori sunt prea mari, ori
prea subtiri in multe cazuri lie
lepseste naturalul 81 gratia. Mai a.
les cand vii della Paris!
Pc cat Sc intinde i'll Ger, pc atata
coboara in jos, in stanca, sub pa
mant, acest fantastic oras.
Ducandu-lna la barber Barber
shop trebuit sd ma cobor la eta
jul al III-lea in jos! Ventilatia G
perfccta in toate etajele. Mai nici
eel mai mic inconvcnient; racoarea
e tinuta in permancnta de moristi
| electrice, carl bazaic continuu 81
| sub pamant. @ sala spatioasa de
marmora sil oglinzi, luminata de 30
de globuri mate din plafon, cu 80
de lucratori, opt. manicurese, doui
vacsuitori carl mi fac placcrea de-
a mi Sc adresa italieneste (ei s,lnt
della Napole) intru pc mana tutu-
! ror. Barbierul, un haiat simpatic,
! e din Marienbai. r ceh, de cnranfl
VENT. TIE tunde, te rade, iii mase.
aza Gu electricitate capnl; in ace
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19

Z vremea sd te certi cu i'fbita
ia. Sc apropie Craciunul.
81
Tino, ex-regcle Greclel,
calAtoreste eu 235 cufere. Oar fe-
meia lui ia mai pus cate ceva ~
b,lxunar.
Sc 'ntampla minuni in Americh.
q nlcmbra a unni club elaeant
nA4i reclamB 1,eritul de All yf
osnorit banbatul.
RrlmM ON care 4 veait din I'M.
yeQA II Ameriea 4 veait lp p(
incidental. De atansi isseosee 3it-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19

BERLIN. Sc crcdc q )reichss|
tagul va mpdifica constit,J{ia tarii|
intr ASA fel ,incit saaternlita lasarea|
prescdintelui Ebert in Frnnteas
statului Pima la 1926. Hotarirea al
ceput chnpanie fatisa pentru
ta intre cancelarul Wirth 81 condn.
catorii tuturor partidclor politicc.
= ~
ATENA. lin Grccia a inceput
nh puterllic current in favoarea re-
publicei. Aderentii lui Nenizelos 81
0 mare parte din presa greca au in
ceput a companie fatisa pentru
leclararea Greciei dc repnblica.
SOFIA, Bulgaria. Mona din.
ire cei saisprczece nembrii al Aca-
demiei de Stimta, fosti ministri
III cabinetul regclui Ferdinand
snnt inchisi astazi Ia puscaric pen
tru ofensc politice. Fl All ceru1
guvernului sa Aase pc ceilalt
membri al acade,niei sd tie sedintt
L 4,
in cancelaria directorlllui inchiso
Ri. astfel ca sd poata l,ia parte $
ei. Arestarca lor a fost ordonaM d
prcmierul Stambuliski.
ATLANTA, Ga. Puscariasu
Milton Solomon, care increase $;
F., evadeze della penitenciarul din AT
lanta, fost fmpuscat de sentinele
! Sa crede ca nu va mai trai mutt.
! "a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19

care arc ceva IN ganR Oare ce,
&c credeti?
ia
I. &c e mai ran de cat cs femeia-ti
pregateste de Gina tot ce-ai avut
de pranz in restaurantul de langa
sbiroul orr fabrica ia.
"a
Tn ON din Detroit STA ascllns
averea sa, $1.640 intr un pneuma-
tic vcchiu. crczand ca hotii nu
vDr ia de eli. Ell insultat inteli-
genta lor. prec,lm s'a dovedit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19

las timp cAnd ei tale parul, ii sci
tale nnghiilc 81 ii Sc la1struiesc ghe-
tclc /! M timp de pierdut.
liza casierita platesc 3 dolari. Mi
alluc aminte ca aceasta iilseanlraa
400 de lei 81 admiratia mea pentra
prolntitudinea americana snbli-
niata de un suspin. pc care numai,
en1 '1nteleg.
Din conversatia avuta cri Gu un
bancher, am fntelcs ca nici nu G ma
dejde Gle urcare a lenlui. Poate de
scaderc. Factorul moral, increderea
in .guyernul roman, lipseste; lar
Gel material iluzie. Graul roman,
din cauze inferno, nu poate Fl ofe-
Tit mai JOS Gle $500 franci francezi
vagonul, - ini spnnea Ell; ameri-
canii il ofera Ell 5000 franci. Desi-
CUR he raman 81 alte cerealc, de carl
nu wand americana. sDar inaintc de
a vinde moi gl'aul nostrn, all sd
wanda elvetienii ccle Is mil dc va
1 goane angajate de guvernul Ave-
rescu. Caci moi suntem atat de pa
catosi, ca altii castiga cn prodnsul
4 nOstru, MI moi.
! Din alta sursa, 81 mai de multi
I stu ca guvernul in care raposatul
il Take dicta in materie cxterna, a
refuzat scminte sovietclor infome-
!. tate. Cchii 81 francezii. cu castigur
mari, lc-au procurat sovietelor Sc
mintele romaneSti necesare, pc car
un guvcrn incapable lea refuzat ii
qcpartand della moi 81 simpatia $
castigul! Apoi. continual bancherul
de cate orr sc Ger lei 81 ar fl tendin
ta de urcarc, germanii, earl au can
ltitati considerable Gle lei romano
sti, inunda Plata, si-i dau indarat
: Eli an fost prevazatori 81 au mar
cantitati de dolari, lire 81 franci
:. asa ca nu resimt prea mutt scade
rea marcii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
INF0RMA1uN|.

ROMA. - Vaticanul dat IN
comunicat catre toti prelatii, spn-
nandu-le ca nu sunt liberi a lua
parte in luptele politice.
GUERET. Franta. D-nul Re-
ne Viviani, fostul premier, s'a ales
la Senat din departamentul Creuse.
SANTIAGO. Parlamentul
statului Chill, tinind sesiune> see
reta, a ratificat protocolul tratat,t-
lui della Ancon cu mici rczervatii.
Ell PASO. - leri an fost lcisi
dol ofiteri din ar,nata lui Murguia
Sc prezice ca 81 Murguia VA fl prins
in curind.
PALERMO. Stella. Politia a
descoperit niste caverne pc mosia
ducelui de Airoldi, unde falsifica-
tori de bani tiparisera peste un
million de bancnote de ale mai null
tor tari, printre carl 81 Statele
Unite.
POSADAS. - I'm vapor al sta
tului Paraguay bombardat garni-
zoana rebellion della Punta Gomez.
Rcvolutionarii all raspuns Gu TO-
:uri de mitraliera. Tot astfel rebe
lii della Cahi Puente Sc afla sub
baraj de artilerie de saptamina tre-
cuta.
ATENA. - Eki Hioki. ambasa-
dorul Japoniei in Germania, care a
vizitat Romania, Bulgaria, Jugo-
slavia 81 Cehoslovacia, a VENT 81
aici, de unde dupa 0 scurta sedere
a plecat la Constantinopol.
VIENA. - Social Democratic
All inaintat un act de opuncre Ia
planul facut in Geneva pentru fa
cerea unui. imprumut international
Anstriei. Argumcntul lor este ci
in fclnl acela strainii vor stapin
tara economiceste.
PARIS. - S'a facut propnneres
ca noua marca postala de 50 cent?
me sd poarte figura marelul chimist
Louis Pastenr. fncurind Sc va serbi
aniversarea de 100 de ami dels
moartea lui.
BUENOS AIRES. Ministru
de externe q indrMnat pc anlbasa
dorul Argentinei la Haga sa pla
teasca slma. Ell care . datoare Ru,
teasaa suma Gu care datoars Ru
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
CURIOZITATI.

Pc insulele Fidsi nu exista pro.
prietatc inlividuala totul G aEere
comuna. Ipcuitorii lucreaza dim
prcuna 81 lmpartesc in mod egal.
recolta. Daca nnui ON ii ardc casa
81 raporteMa sefului care desig-
neaza un grup de oameni sal ola
deasca una noua.
"a
All Sc foloseste mai multi ]emn
pentru constl1lctia vapoarelor de
cat atunci cand nh existau decat
corabii de lemn.
-
In Burma aproape fiecare fe.
meie poarta juvaericale de aramd
in grcutate de 40--s5O funti.
81
Originea jocului polo per
siana. De aici s'a latit spre rasarit
in India, apoi a VENT in Constan
tinopol sub imparatii greci.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
On FuGA ooNDH0Lu.

Din baneYle din Cincinnati s'a
furat s,lma de $222.W4.93. Din
aceasta $4.93 e taxa de razboiu.
Am eetit mn titlu: Cum manci
,mSslinele1" Ina de odata, 81 in
,rca mai buna soeietste.
Pola Negri spane ea-i place de-
Charlie t'haplins F,lgi. Ghaslie,
NM.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19

In cartierul evreilor romani din
partea de JOS (down town), aglo-
meratia G de nedescris. Oamcnii
stau unul langa altul, gramaditi
ca sardelele, in strada, la ferestre,
pc scarf, la ctaje, sub pamant. + 0
imensa multime forfotanda. Fie-.
care Gu micul lui nagot ambnlant !:
cravate, batiste, camasi, fructe, ca
straveti murati, harbuzi, patiagele
vinete, porumb fert: oricc. Firmele
romanesti abunda: "Carnataria
romano, restanrantul Carmen
Sylvia" (pe romaneste scrise).
Hrana abundenta, de buna calita-
te, curatenie, higiena, aeratie, apa
din belsug, cgou-ul in fiecare casa,
lCsnt,asare ~ oar. .,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19

Cum spuneam, sub pamant 9 un
alt oras. Restaurants luxoase, pra-
valie ell toate fructele lumii, abuse
din California, Canada 81 Florida,
strait lungi pavate CHI marmora
alba, .lucitoare tot, tot Sc gaseste
sub pamant, ca 81 in aier.
Arhitcctii americani sunt geniul
,arhitccturii din toatc timpurile 81
della toate popoarelc. Printrc ei,
evrcii tin primul loc, ca III multc
altele. Cea mai malta cladire New
Yorkului. Woodsworths buildings,
&c Sc vede pc cheiu, char la iiltra-
rea ell vaporul, G facuta de tanarul
evreu rus Abraham Horovitz, care
All director al ,lnei mari societati
Gle constructii 81 are la varsta Gle
35 de ami nu mai putin de 100000
dolari salariu anual!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
I'm ATENIIlJNEA MINERIIIOR ROAIANI

The Consolidation Coal Company psa de nmar de
snsti 81 hcrato pick in minee din Pennsylvania e csatort
Individual Shaft Mines mine carbi ina (rif Mines
umina plata Carbun della 3 Ia 4 gro
sme 81 sunt foae cura Condi ecntc ucru bserici co
teare cartiere de Joe. asfs
Case bne grani Toae sraai pavate Mne
sunt III Unlne, nici cand organizat 3560ct)
Preventative in pesoana de ucr r la W. H. Kra-
General manager Consolidation Coal Co., P
ccie Compan 3l3 Superior n W. Cleveland Ohio 512 2n
>venue Pittsburgh, Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

The business OF 1921 fell short only a
little more than per cent. of the record
total for 1920. and in spite of adverse
business conditions the company in 1921
wrote s77.0o0.0O0 more industrial insur-
ance than in 1920.
I'VE are starting this year with the
best January in the history of the COM
pany," he added.
THE increase in foreign exchange is
symptom OF general business improve
ment.' Mr.. Fiske said. THE great rise
in the price of securities is symptom.
More important than money considera-
tions is the confidence of the people.
But there are clouds. Grover Cleve-
land used to be laughed at when he said
that he had Congress on his hands. I'm
beginning 10 think that we all would be
better situatg'i IL Congress would adj
journ. AM Iuitous tariff bill has shut
the doors fade. for how can foreign
countries recover unless we can trade
with them? The business men of the
country are carrying "A terrific burden
of taxation unnecessarily, and the curl
Gus part Is that both political parties
had platform planks pledging relief.
They seem equally to have forgotten
them when It came to voting. Congress
is doing all 1t can to keep things back"
Mr.. Fiske reviewed the record of the
company during the last year and re-
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

Private ownership and operation of
The transportation lines of the city,"
said the Comptroller. has been char
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

ferred TO the proposed loan of 100000
900 to alleviate housing conditions In
New York city. In spite of the 'sneer-
ing criticism that such loan seems
insane. Mr. Fiske said:
I'm willing to be called insane II
insanity means an urgent, earnest de-
sire 10 help"
More than 1000 managers. deputies
and their wives. were at the dinner. A
musical program was furnished by the
company's glee club and choral society.
Archbishop Patrick j. Hayes, Governor
j. A. o. Preus of Minnesota and Francis
II. Stoddard. Jr also spoke. Mr.. Fiske
presided.
Among the guests were Judge Morgan
8. O'Brien. job IL. Hedges. the Rev. DR..
Neil Mcneil, Archbishop of Toronto /:
Frederick III. Ecker, first vice-president
CT the company Frank o. Ayres, George
III. CASTOR, George B. Woodward, second
vice presidents Lee X. Frankel, James
r. kavanaugh. third yice-presidents
James V. Barry. Ernest II. wilkes.
fourth vlce-presldents Walter Stabler.
comptroller Henry w. George, treas
urer Representative Alanson b. Hough-
ton. Leroy A. Lincoln. Col John Edger-
ton. president National Manufacturers
Association; Joseph p. Day, Harold M
Anderson, Henry Ollesheimer, j. III
Gundy and DIR. Augustus S. Knight.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

1t is highly gratifying to hear SO many
customers exclaim: 81 had no idea / could
buy furniture so reasonably at Flint'sp
It is hard not to associate in mind high
quality with high prices, isn't it?
AS matter of fact we have verified our
claim of lowest prices, but with similar claims
now made everywhere, somebody must be
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Asks if Deadlock Is Broken
i'm Address at National
Republican Club.
SEES LARGE GRAB PLAN
Says Commission Was Formed
so Franchise Holders Could
Hand Losses to People.

Comptroller Craig, voicing the atti-
day, assailed Gov. MilIer's recent de-
fcnsc of the States transit legislation.
Mr.. Craig in thinly yelled threat in
innate that the Board of Estimate by
Withholding appropriations for all
further subway construction unless
new lines be municipality owned and
operated could make more effective
than ever the city's transit deadlock
which the Governor deplores.
The Comptroller's reply to the Gov
drnor was delivered as a feature of the
National Republican Clubs fourth non
partisan Saturday luncheon discussion.
tlo theme Of which was "The New
York Transit Situation" Defining as
st did the continued hostile attitude Of
the Board Of Estimate, his speech was
regarded as promising rough shedding
for the $3.50, 100000 new subways con-
struction program which the Transit
Commission expects to make public
soon.
Other speakers were State Senator
Schuyler NJ. Meyer, chairman OF the
joint legislative committee Daniel l..
Turner. consulting engineer to the
Transit Commission: William A. De-
Ford, who has been retained by the
Corporation Counsel as special dep
uty to protect the city's ostensible rights
In the Transit Commissions plan for
reorganizing and unifying rail facili-
ties. and Col. Howard Thayer Kings
kt.,. nV,-av ,.fk .x~.t.
sion.
Craig Asks Leading Query.
In finishing his address Comptroller
Craig inquired:
"Has the deadlock been broken un-
der the division of authority by which
every power under the Constitution has
been conferred on the Transit Commits
sion. and there yet remains in the
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
the exclusive authority, of which it
cannot be deprived, to appropriate pub
lie moneys for the construction of new
eubways and consent to the use of the
city streets for transit purposes?
Public opinion is practically a unit
and insstent that contracts between
the city and traction companies were
made to be kept. Upon their default
or abandonment no new contracts shall
be made. but upon the existing lines
and those hereafter constructed decent
and adequate transportation must be
provided by the municipal authorities
who may be held closely responsible
for the cost and character OF service.
''Tbe Board of Estimate and Appor-
tonment could very well make dec
laration of policy that 1t will never ap-
propriate public moneys for the con-
struction of new subways (other than
finishing the work under contracD to
be privately operated, whether by the
Interborough or the B. r. I. or any
other, and at the same time declare its
policy to make appropriations to what
ever limit may be required for tho con-
struction OF new subways to be owned
and operated by the city of New York.
What then would be the situation as
to the deadlock?
DepIores the Receivcrxhfps.
Private ownership and operation of
fhe transportation lines of the city,"
said the Comptroller. has been char
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Organized Engineering
Lifts Ban ON Germans

THE American Society OF Me-
chanical Engineers made
= public yesterday a resolu-
ton adopted by it's council stating
that as a result of the reestablish-
ment of peaceful relations with
countries with which this country
was at war mo discrimination
among applicants be made by the
council or the membership commit
tee of the society because Of the
citizenship OF an applicant" When
the war broke out numerous Ger
man engineers belonged to the
society, which has members in all
parts OF the world.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
STABBED AT A DANCE.
Alleged Kuifer Badly Beaten by
Victims Friends.

A dance Of the Downtown Catholic
Club in Webster Hail. lie East Eleventh
street. was interrupted yesterday by a
stabbing and a fight. .'he man stabbed
was James d. Morano Of 3S Oliver street.
owner OF saloon. The fight was ah
attack by Morano's friends on Thomas
Rooney. accused Of doing the stabbing
They beat up Rooney so that he was
taken to Bellevue along with Morano
with a possible fracture of the skull.
Morano has knife wound in the neck.
Rooney is charged with felonious as
sault. What 1t was all about the police
did not learn.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
HALEY FISKE SEES
PROSPERITY ON WAY
Blames Congress for Keeping
Back Trade-BOth POliti-
cal Parties Censured.

Haley Fiske. president of the Metro
poIitan Life Insurance Company. speak
ing last night at the annual dinner OF
- managers convention of the COM
ny in the Hotel Astor. said the bust
IS horizon shows every sign of re-
rn of prosperity There are indica-
tions which make it reasonable to ex-
pect better times by the middle of the
year or in the autumn. he said.
The record in life insurance for this
month shows an increase of 81, 100 weekly
over the business of last year, he stated.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
JACK JOHNSON FINED %.

Jack johnson, pugilist, was fined So
by Police Judge D'Aloia in Newark yes
terday for driving his automobile to the
left of a standing trolley car while on
his way to a vaudeville theater where he
was playing.