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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-06
Heavy Cold? Chest
 All Clogged Up?

noN'T let it get a start, Dr. Kings D New Discovery win get right down to work, relieving the tight feeling n the chest, quieting the racking cough, gently stimulating the bowels. thus eliminating the cold poisons. Always reliable. Just good medicine made to ease colds and coughs.
 For fifty years standard remedy: All tho family can take 1t with helpful resuata Easos the childrcz's croop. No hsrnsfn drugs. Convincing, heal inx taste that the kiddies like. At all druRvfstz, COG.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-06
ALABAM|ANS SOLD
 0N TEXAS PLANS
Guests of Agricultural and Mechanical College at Col
 lege Park Last Night

Dallas. Tex, January 5.-tSpecial9 Completely sold on the plan whereby the Texas farmers are selling their cotton hay and wool through their farm bureau commodity marketing association the Alabama farmers and business men who spent yesterday afternoon and today in Dallas study ing the work of these organizations left for College station tonight to be guests of the Texas Agricultural and Mechanical college tomorrow.
 Upon reaching Dallas the party di- vidcd into committees, each of which was instructed to secure complete iu- formation on some particular subject, and everyone was kept busy every hour while here.
 Before leaving they were enter tained at the banquet and theatre party of the Texas Farm Bureau federation
 The party will spend Friday at Col lege station and Saturday in Houston inspecting the great warehouses for cotton and hay. They will arrive in Montgomery early on the morning of January to take part in the state wide marketing meeting on January 9 and 10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-06

or commercial structure can func- tion without the legitimate aid of the press. And the future?
 "I can visualize the day, 10. 20, 30 years hence, when the press will play
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-06

have homes or other interests at F7 den and other points on the a. Shore branch complained to the n mission about the accommodate P the railroads Government street tion.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-23
CHAPTER 666

CHAPTER obo
 Both, you are a lucky man. and no mistake" decelared Tom Mason, heartily and smoothly. Daisy Con don was a splendid girl. Daisy Booth will be a fine woman. I congratu- late you.''
 Perhaps Tom took his cue from Carl and spoke in answer to a tacit demand. But there was nothing missing in his tone. If there was also nothing back of it. that didn't appear on the surface. which was emtnently satisfactory and cordial. He showed just the proper mixture of surprise and taking things for grant ed in regard to Carl's news of his marriage.
 CarFs reserve astonisbes me. It remained unbroken as with a boise and distinction of manner had never before seen him display, he said:
 NO one could know Daisy for long without feeling that she has re- markable personality. We're old friends. I suppose our romance was a foregone conclusion from the be- ginning. But we wasted too much time finding it out"
 Gro Be Continued)
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-09-06
TERRITORIAL TATTLE

One of the largest runs of hump back salmon for years occurred in Prince William Sound this season.
 Reports from the Bristol Bay section are that the salmon pack there this season will reach a mill lion and a half.
 Captain P. M. Ward, formerly connected with the Alaska Engi- neering Commission at Seward as a bridge engineer, died recently in San Francisco and was buried in the cemetery at the Presidio.
 Miss Rose Alverson and Ava Hunt were married at Anchorage recently. The bride is an Anchor age girl and the groom is the son of the late P. s. Hunt, who was a well known photographer of Valdez.
 Two men, Robert Roreback and Abel Katainen, were overcome by gas and the night shift was taken off one night recently when the south drift of the Alaska Juneau mine was flooded with gas from powder smoke The tive men were able to work the next night.
 Eagles are hanging close to Kachemak bay and other westward fox ranches. Game Warden Geo. c. Cotter, in his June report sug. gests larger bounty on the birds, which are serious menace to the fox fur industry. A headless blue fox pup was found in an eagle's nest during June, and a full-grown blue fox was picked up and carried off from the ranch of Dr. Burgin near Seldovia. The eagles perch close to the burrows, paying no heed to the approach of men.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-09-06

Jimmie O'Byien and Wm. Bow
 ker. oldtime prospectors of Valdez
 are prospecting on Unimak island. An executive order withdrawing 336 acres of land on Kodiak island has been received at the office of the Surveyor General. This land is intended as an addition to the U. s. Agricultural Experiment Sta tion at Kodiak.
 Paul Peterson, who has been master mechanic at the Alaska Juneau for the past five years, and was in that capacity for il years at Treadwell prior to going to Ju- neu, left with his wife and little daughter recently, and will make their home either in Seattle or Tacoma.
 Mrs. Jack Hollenback, wife of the pioneer North Fork hotel man in the Klondike district, killed her fortieth moose recently, and before that added another to her string of bears. Bruin came to within IS feet of her when she was hiding at moose lick. Bear and moose were never so plentiful in the Klondike country as at present, it is said. T. D. Dwyer, a railroad contrac- tor, arrived at Cofdova recently with a crew of laborers and left there for Katalla to begin active work on the Alaska Anthracite railroad, which will extend from Kaealla to the Boring river coal fields. Considerable construction work has been done on the right of way, and it is believed that the road will be in shape to ship coal this fall.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-09-06
SALMON RIVER BANKING co,
OF HYDER

Incorporated under the laws of Alaska Capital Paid Up $15,O000O Commercial and Savings Departments Domestic and Foreign Exchange Money Telesraphed to all Parts of the
 United States;
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I'm schimb, in vechiul Regat
avem 2.s70.S30 hectare. adeca a
tproape cincea parte din paman-
tul Romaniei vechi necultivabil
r adevarat ca o mare parte din
acest pamant folosit intrucatva,
ca locuri 81 balt pentru peste,
stuff (trestie) 81 altele. Totusi,
daca ne dam bine seama, vedem
ca locurilc nefolOsite Sau prea
putin folosite. sunt prca multe 81
prca intinSc i'm vcchiul Regat 81
fOartc multe din clc ar putea fl
regulate astfel. ga si ne dele fo-
los multi mai mare.
1ncheiere. Daca facem acum o
comparable generala. o aSemanare
peste tot, intra Ardeal 81 vechiul
Regat. vedem ca in privinta pa
mantalui 81 folosului de al mum
ci, apoi mira fanete 81 paduri. sc
constata ca Ardealul e superior
e mai presus. veehiului Regat t
pana acum. lnsa in cat privestc
vile. Sc pare ca Regatul ne va lua
Inainte. Astfel. pc cand plugarii
din vecbiul Regat 'merg repede en-
facerea viilor la loc. eel din Ar
deal au cam amortit 81 stau pc
loc. Numai in uncle tinuturi. maj
cu seama locuite de neamuri strei-
ne, Sc arata 0 miscare mai mare
pentru refacerea viilor.
In vechiul Regat, din contra.
acei carl Isl fac vile la loc sunt
aproape toti romani adevarati.
0 miscare pentru indreptarea
celOr rele ar fl de dOlit, atat din
partea celor de JOS, plugarilor
eat 81 din partea celor de sls. a
tapanitorilor.
Indreptarea relelor s'ar putea
face prin conferinte, prin cart
bune de viierit 81 plugarit, dur
mai ell seama prin ajutorarea din
partea Statului 81 prin exemple
prin pilde vii, date tot Gle Stat.
/. s. Ordean.
(Din "Plugarul Luminat"
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ADRESELE SOCIETATILOR
nTNi
UNIUNEA SOCIETATILOR ROMANO
DE AJUTOR 81 CULTURA DIN AMERICA.

No. So. "Raza Lumanei," P. o. B.
1912 East Chicago, Ind.
No. Il. ,,Aurel Tloicu'', p. o. B.
233, Bettendorf, Iowa.
No. u. ,.4Aradana", p. O. B. GIL
Dayton, Ohio.
No. 73. ,,Romsnio No~x' p. D. B.
305, Cambridge. o.
No. 74. vArdeleono" cIo John Pop
Cafe, Licking Pike, New.
port, Ky.
No. IS. ,,Andrei Murdsom", 26a
Spruce Str, Bridgeport
Conn.
No. 76. ,,Apolso~s", p. o. b. !
Hubbard, Ohio.
Nc. n. .Printul Carol, P. o. B.
082, Columbus, O..
No. 79. ,,Plugarul Romsr', s45
Poland Ave-, Youngstown,
o - Bell Phone: Federal
1446; Autom. Phone 1888,
No. 81. ,,Romsnio Mdre'', r. o. B.
233, Universal, Pa.
No. 81. "Ludosama," Post Office
Box ~, Niles, Ohio.
No. 81 ,,Odmsndtorwl Rosmtsr', p.
B. 270, e. Youngstown, o.
No. SO. "Coroano Rominiei,'' P
o. B. 2o6, Yorkville, Ohio.
No. 85-"Furnica," 1920 Front
St., Toledo, Ohio.
No. sc. ~. r. AmSrs; Baron do 30
0une 81 Crwcee RUmsnE' j,
2449--25 Street, 3 Ave.,
Terre Haute, Indiana.
No. 81. ,Ds. 3. L1eooiw r. f."
224 N. B-way, Aurora. IN
No. SO. "Cdmpul Libertdtii," $3.50
House st., New Duluth, MINI.
No. $50. s. ellie Martin SdH-
Steanu 81 DrdgOstea Romd-
md," p. 0. B. 1OS, Muncie,
Indiana.
No. 81. ,1oon 1. C.. Bsdtio~x", p.
o. B. Al, Mansfield, o.
No. 80. ,,l~6irso FrdtsescdF', p. o.
B. D., Nj. Union, Pc.
No. SO. ..Dr. lulu Manu-. 1924
Garfield Ave-, Canton, o.
Telefon Bell 31O6.
No. IS. ,,fnvin0srss Roms~d'' -
Box 564, Sta. s, Flint, Mich
No. So. ,,Woodroso WILSON" P. O.
B. 120, Lansing, Mich.
No. 1O1. ,,Bucursst" P. o. B. 325,
Thorpe, w. Va.
No. 1O2. ,,Dsmbovstd'', 2. O. B. 20,
Highlandtown, Baltimore,
N. u.
No. 103. ,,Vasile Stoico'', Ronma
nian Hall, 727 South Plate
Str, Kokomo, Ind.
No. 1O4.,, VOLUNTARY Rominiei" /,
704-N. 3rd Str. PhAsdel
phia, Pa.
No. 1O5-"Dr. C. Amghelesca &
r. A., P. o. B. 258, Sta B
Cleveland, %.
No. lou. s: Adevdrul-Aurora,
ITO E. 3rd Street, So.
Bethlehem, Pa.
No. 10S. Major Livius D. Tssu-
seanu", GO Cop House, He.
mmond, Ind.
No. 109. ,,Octavian Goga' p. O. B.
24O, Lima, Ohio.
No. 10. ,,ENberarea Neamulul
Rominesc''. p. 0. b. Is
Tonawanda, N. z.
No. Ill. ,1svor~F' P. o. BOX 89S
Mcdonald, Ohio.
No. 112. sFalmictsl ZGrdnd Romdw
1926 W. 65th st., Clearing
Illinois.
No. 118. ,,Ardslsana", p. O. b
116, nasco, Mo.
No. 119. "ResaUisreo," 1889 Eof,
st.. Wheeling. w. W.
No. 12O. Soc. "Cav0l q 2-lsa, ,
P.O. b. 602, Ellwood City, Pa
| No. 121-Soc. 'Principele MiAois,
Box 233, Sioux City, Iowa
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doica fetitei a avut un gand bnn
repedc luat fetita 81 a pitulat-o
sub poalele rochiei, unde printr a
immune dumnezeiasca scapat de
la m0arte, ,scapand astfel 81 nea-
mul Brincovenesc de pierre.
| Drept rasplata pentru isteata
Isl laudabila ei fapta, precum 81
lpentru marele eli curaj, oamenii
an dat comunei lor numele de
Doicesti, ca sd fie spre pomenirc
vesnica a doicei mantuitoare.
= Am colindat un an 81 juma-
tate dealurile celor trei iudete 81
am sters birnrile, pc carl oamenii
lie PLATEAU pentru vile, pc earl =
nu le aveau! De alta parte, in
judetul Dimbovita mai cu scama
avand prefecti earl Sc ocupau 81
GU economic campului, nu numai
Gu politica pacatoasd de partid.
ne-am pus pc capul viierilor, in
cat astazi tOate vile din tinutul
Pitestilor, Leordenilor 81 TirgQ-
vistei, sunt facute la loc. lar via
lui MihaiIBravul 81 lui Brlnco.
veanul Constantin straiucesc de
bucurie.
Dupa TN an 81 jumatate am
fost numit in judetul Buzeu, la
comnnele Pietroasa Gle sus 81 de
jos, unde s'a gasit vestitaC Closca
Gu pull de apr, care face fala mu-
zeului de antichitati Qucruri
vechi~s 81 scumpe) din Bucuresti 81
pc care tot romanul ar trebui sa
o vada. Din judetul Buzeu fuse.
sem scOS din slujba inainte Gu
zece ami, din pricina ca. prea
lndemnam pc podgoreni sa-si pa.
stree vile vechi stropindu-le Gu
zeama de piatra vinata 81 var 81
sd faca la lOc vile nimicite de
gOanga filOxera. = De abba ma
ipusesem ell plugarii bine la lu-
crul viilor 81 am fost din nou
mutat, dupa 9 (noua) luni, la
vestitul deal al Dragasanilor, de
care tineau 81 judetele Vilcea.
Arges, OFT 81 Romanati. Am GER
cetat, colindand, dealurile pustii
Isl pivnitele goale ale celor patru
lJudete, stergand toate darile vii
Tor ce erau numai in carti.
In toate dealnrile Dragasanilor
(sunt sapte dealuri mai vestite)
am gasit mai multi proprietari
mari de vii GU ele facute la loc.
! Oar abba trei sateni. trei plugari
mici, Sc apucasera sa-si sadeasca
81 Ell din nou via!
NJ am pus pc capul celorlalti 81,
dnpa nn an tocmai de la venirea
mea, erau in dealurile Dragasani
Tor 800 (cinci sute) sateni. carl Isl
lpusesera buna temelie viilor. null
tamita indemnului, invataturilor
81 ajutorului de wife date de
mine.
| Aceste lucruri bune pentru sd :
teni, Sc vede ca nu le veniau bine
la sOcoteala celOr tari-mari 81 unor
colegl necinstiti, earl impartiau
lntre ei 81 cu eel mari vita altoita
DIN scoalele de vita ale Statului 81
81 earl vite dupa lege trebuiau
toate lmpartite taranilor, nu sta
panitorilor 81 sluibasilor.
| Drept aceea, dupa un an de
zlle Gle munca la Dragasani, am
fost dat afara din slnjba pentru-
oa... nu mi-am facut mie vie 81
stapanitorilor, ci LEAN facut ia.
ranilur vii, Gu vita lor! Temeliile
puse de mine fnsa au ramas. 81
, astazi sunt roditoare 81 vile safe
nilor din dealurile Dragasanilor
nu numai ale ciocoilor.
i Ca dovada cd, socoata fnfinde-
rel viilor, in vechiul Rcgat. IA
cuta la anul 1904 81 care ne da
sllma de 100000 'hectare, nu era
dreapta, este statistica pc anu
1907, care ne arata ca de abba
erau $1,000 heetare, adeca cu
10000 mai putin.
il ApfOape tOate cele 10000 hec.
Il Il
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No. 8. ,,1ramsilvdneano.' P. o. B.
LAT, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
No. 4. ,,Dacia Troionf' P. D. B.
526, Newark, Ohio.
No. 8. ,,Albinas', 1920 Jefferson
Str, New Castle, Pa, Bell
Phone 2939-J. ~.
No. 9. .,Lewr', ia Depot Street,
Salem, o.
No. IL. ~. r. Aard d T.ens." !,
735 Ash ST., Alliance; o.
No. IL. ,,Negru Vodd', 242 Helen
Str, MceKes Rocks, Pa.
No. is ,,Hpria, Closco 81 Crison'', ,
p. q. B. 157, GAINESVILLE, O.
No. lS ,,Dacia Romina', P. O. B.
GO S. B., Cincinnati, Ohio.
No. 10. ,,Ulpso Tsoiond'' r. o. Is.
141, Erie, Pa.
No. q. ..Steomo Rominx'', 613 w.
Washington Str: Indiana
polls, Ind. ~
No. %. ,,MihM VitsasssF' P. o.
B. 73, Follansbee, w. VI.
No. %. U. s. ''Armonia-Streinul
Liber," 1878 So. 3rd Street,
st. Louis, Mo.
No. 80. ,,Printul Corol al Romt
Niet', P. o. 3. $40, Zelie-
nople, Pa, Bell Phone 81
-R.
No. SO. ,,Columous", Liberty Phar-
macy, 9th & Sarah Str,
s. q. Pittsburg, Pa.
No. 81. ,,T;rnovean0t' P. o. 3. 129,
T0rrington, Conn. !.
No. 81. ,,Fatr1a R0mlna" 2lOO
East 28.sh Street, Lorain,
Ohio.
No. Al. .Crso vodf', P. o. B. 81,
Ssassillon, O.
No. AZ. Soc. "DropslM Romdn, -
P. o. B. $50, Struthers, 0.
No. A3. ,ySsntsnelo RominI' 81
Greater Street, Fort Wayne,
Ind.
No. A. ,,Augustino'' Box 112, Sta.
2, st. Paul MINI.
No. As. ,,Avrom loncw'', POI W.
81 Str, New York, N. 7.
No. 46. ,,Nicolae Filipescu", 8Ol
Washington Avenue, Ma.
Olson, Ill.
No. 48. o. S. Desteaptd-ts Romdne-
Hora UHirii, 1923 Farms
worth ST., Detroit, Mich.
No. 49. ,,Lbertctsa" P. o. B. SO2,
Lisbon, Ohio.
40. 81. ,,Stefan eel Mors'', p. O.
B, 127, Garret, Ind.
No. 52.-Soc. "Sfto Maria" 1913.
10 Mine, Scalp Level, Pa.
No. 50. ~. s. Treicolorsl si lnds-
.pendento Romsnx'', i2Oe
Adams Str, Gary, Ind.
No. 54. ,,Muresana", P. 0. B
500, Harrisburg, Pa.
No. IS. ,Glor;s Ronssnf' p. o. B,
So, Weirton, w. VI.
No. Sc. .,Ds. Tasils Lucaci~'', r
q. b. 123, Clinton. Ind.
No. $500. "Sf. Gheorghe," 12i
Pearl ST., Watertown, N. Y
No. CO.,. s. Biruinta 81 Desro
birea Neamului R0mdnesc,
P. O. B. 2, Warren, Ohio.
; No. u. ,,Tsro Olt~lws', P. O. B
"a, New philadelphia, @.
No s2. ,,Romsnis L;bssd', P. o. B
399, F. Park Station, Akron
Ohio.
No. g. ,,Pr;~t1J Nio6sst', T. O
b. 81. Bridgeport, o.
No. IS. Lunins p progresul 10
MIN, p. O. b. 1899 Wood
lawn, Pa, Telefon l09-R
No. -. ,,A~s Vlsd', p. 0. B., -
Sta. D., St. Joseph, Mo.
Mo- 81. ,,Miross VodF', P. O. b
836, Beaver Falls, Pa.
No. 6S. ,,SiJistro Reminsosods' "a
W.. Prospect Str, Girard, @
cETITl 81 RAsPlkDITI
nulnu nrnan
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CAT ESTE 1NTTNDEREA
ARDEALULUI 81 vECHIULU1
REGAT, 81 CUM e FOLOS1T
PAMANTUL?
(Continmnre de ne pnR. -

lnumai pamanturi 81 dealuri pustii
an vii Pentru toate aceste pamal
| turf neroditoare, 'bietii podgoren
(viieri) platian biruri, dari 8
take grele, ca 81 cand locurile al
Fl fost pline cu vita roditoare!
LIE spun toat4 acestea din eX
|perienta, din patania mea. lr
anul 1903 find numit ca sef a
Regiunei viticole ecu viii din ju
|detele Muscel, Dambovita 81 Te
Icorman, m am dus sd vizite5
vestitele tinuturi cu vii din i'm
prejurimile Tirgovistei (vechis
capitala a Tarei Romanesti s
Leordenilor, Pitestilor 81 Magu
|relelOr. VOiam totodata sa gust
81 Ell odata din vestitele vinuri
ce invcselian cateodata pc vechii
Domni Romani pc acele vremuri
de restriste.
Am plecat din Tirgoviste spa
Manastirea Dealului, unde odih.
nca Capul lui Mihai- viteazul
slant pentru moi RomanH. Pc
dealul dintre comuna Rasvad 81
|NifOrita, Zaresc o cOasta frumOa
sa, care par cd sc uita cu jale
|spre TirgOviste.
- E via lui Mihai- -Bravul, I'M
|spunc triSt un satean.
Ca 0 sageata mi-au patruns in
inima aceSte vOrbe.
Via lui Mihai-Viteazul... pustie
In loc de vita Gu struguri prir
vile, pdsteau ollie GU miei 81 rimar
|scrOafele ell purcei. Doar in par
tea de jos coaster ma erau cate
va buturugi lbatrane.
Lam rugat 81 Fam sfatuit ps
|noul proprietar SD Sc apuce re
|pede de plantarea din nou a vile
81 s'a apucat. lar dltpa vre-O :
ami intalnindu-l, imi spunea vessel
ca STA scOs tOate cheltuelile ba
gate in vile, deOarece un pOgon 3
produs Ga dat) peste 800 decalitr
vim domnesc, adeca vre-o 81 hectC
la jugar. Avea atmci vre-o 9 po
gOane pc rod.
Oar Sc bucura mai cu seam;
proprietarul spunand. ca umbr;
lui Mihai nu Sc mai iveste, ziua $
nOaptea, spre al mustra ca tine
via in parasire, ci spre al lauda
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Am luat-o in sus pc malul sting
al rlului Dimbovita. Numai dea-
luri parasite 81 vii pustii! Tree
prin Aninoasa 81 ajung la Doicesti
O alta fata frumoasa de dea1
mi Sc ivi inaintea ochilor. unde
munceau cete de baieti 81 fete la
saditul vitei, lar spre poalele dea.
lului Sc zariau niste ziduri vechi
Era via 81 pivnita in ruina a lui
Boier vechiu 81 Domn crestin
Brfncoveanu Constantin,
= Oar un paharut de vim dom
nesc, din vechia vita romaneasca
nu sc gaseste printre aceste ri
duri vechie' = intreb pc ingriji
tornl Wei. - In fundul pivnitei
= imi zice pivnicerul, a Oprit
boierul (noul proprietary butte
GU vim, pc care il pastreaza CT
evlavie.
81 am avut marea fericire 3;
gust din gustosul win, din vii;
Brincoveanului, adevarat sang,
brincovenesc, facut din vita We
che rOmaneasca. Am multamit In
Dumnezeu pentru acest rar moro,
81 l. am rugat sd odihneasca il
pace sufletele neamului romanesc
+ In dosul bntii sta pitulat III
butoias plin cu vim, care, sub ari
pilc mamei sale, butea, scapas
din ghiarcle negustorilor cumpa
ratori, pc vrcmurile de mare sara
cie dc vinuri de aclm douazec
Iani.
Pc proprietarul viiei Fam sfa
tult sa traga vinnl din butte i
butelii, adeca sal puma in sticls
unde ii va putea pastra zecih
de ami.
'Dcicestf" 81 legenda lui. c
facest prilej paharnicul pivnit,
mia povestit 81 frumoasa list,
rioara, despre felul cum STA lus
Eacel sat numele de Doicesti. An,
lme sc povesteste din mosi-str;
mosi, cd turcii cand au prins r
Domnul Brincoveanu 81 pc g
patru feciori al lui, voiau sd n
mlceasca 1ntregul neam al Bril-
covenilOr. Deci an VENT la VII
'Brlncoveanului, cautand pc mic
lui fetita. Sosind pc neasteptatt
The evening world., 1922-04-28
Proceeds Will Go to Make
Lines of All Club Girls
PleaSanter.

The New York League Of Girls
Clubs Is holding its spring carnival
and bazaar this week in the club
building at No. is East 60th street.
II began yesterday and will continue
to-day and Saturday.
A fashion show. with the prettiest
members of the League as models
and the gowns furnished by promi-
nent society women interested in the
League, will be held to-day from to
IL r. NJ. There will be Oriental
dances, side shows and fortune telling
by League members. Mrs. James
Curtis. Mrs. Cortlandt T. Barnes and
Mrs. Payne Whitney will be among
the society women who will donate
the gowns TO be sold at auction.
The fashion show will follow a
''Celebrlties Tea" given this afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Atwell.
Yvonne Powers. Grant Mitchell, Mary
Hay. Mollie Bjurstedt Mallory and
Adele Astare as the guests of honor.
A carnival garden, with walls
painted with decorations by mem
bers. has been built by the League in
the rear Of the club, where luncheon.
tea and dinner are served TO any one
who comes to the carnival. The FASH
ion show Is free.
During the three days an exhibl.
tion Of paintings by Galsworthy anC
other artists will be open to the pub
lie on the first floor at n charge o
81, including tea. The paintings ar,
loaned by private collections. Mrs
Robert c. Hill. Mrs. Harold l. Pratt
Mrs. Frederick 8. Lee. Mrs. William
A. Putnam and Mrs. Henry F. Pom
roy are among those society womel
WHO loaned the paintings.
At all times during the carniva
smociks. bags. seeds. hats, flowers an
The evening world., 1922-04-28
SAYS CYSTOSCOPE
AIDS IN TREATING
CANCER BY RAD|UM
DR.. Buerger Declares New
Appliance Does Away
With Use of Knife.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Apil rs.
DIR. Leo Buerger. New York sur
geon, went TO the defense of the ra-
dlum treatment Of cancer at the morn
ing session OF the American Urologi
cal Association meeting at the Hotel
Ambassador yesterday He also an
nounced a new and eminently sue
cessful method Of treating. without
cutting, cancerous growths in parts
of the body that have hitherto been
highly inaccessible. This method
employs DR.. Buergers latest i'm
proved cystoscope, an instrument lit
tie known.
With the aid Of the new appliances,
DR.. Buerger said. 1t is possible to dis
The evening world., 1922-04-28
J LEFT to RIGHT TIM SELLER VIOLA eODMER VICTORIA
M TAUNSER anA CHRISTINE GiDFiAN

vanities OF all sorts made or donated
by league members and society peo-
pie will be on sale in the reception
room.
The League of Girls Clubs is n fed
Grafton of thlrty-two clubs in the
vicinity OF New York formed to
make leisure time count for health,
fun, friends and self development"
The clubs include girls Of all ,creeds.
nationalities or social status. The OBJ
ject of the league Is to teach the
clubs in forming and functioninG
committees, and It assists in planning
club work
The evening world., 1922-04-28

penso with surgery in many cases.
Where surgery Is applicable. no said.
Il may be combined with radlum, but
there arc many cases, notably of aged
persons, where cutting operation
cannot bc borne. In such cases, ru-
dium, by the new appliance, can be
Introduced, directly under control Of
tho eye, to parts OF the body to rench
which the knife has always been
needed.
Dr. Buerger said there are two ways
OF treating cancer by radium. One Is
by the use OF radium in a permanent
form and the other by inserting IL in
fire, needle.like glass tubes, these
tubes being retained in the growth,
which is thereby destroyed.
With the new instrument, he
claims, wonderful results can be ac.
complisbed with either method. The
cystoscope. with telescope and elec.
ric light attachment. makes 1t pos.
sible for the surgeon to implant radum
needles in any part Of the cancerous
growth, their destination being per
fectly controlled by "A tiny defiector.
Heretofore any degree Of accuracy
in implanting these needles has been
impossible unless the radium treat.
ment was preceded by a cutting op.
Grafton. Now the most remote parts
Of the body may be reached and the
surgeon bo absolutely certain Of the
surcness OF his work, according to
DR.. Buerger. Radium thus applied
acts either by causing the cancer to
wither and gradually disappear or by
Immediately killing the cancer cells,
he surgeon asserts.