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MagOg Loses A Straight
to SherbrOOke
Continued from page y


at bat six were put out at first on
short infield hits. The Sherbrooke
lads tailed again in the film, a
pitchers error allowing Brick
Reed, to get to first. Reed stole
second, advanced on r. jenkins
single and came home on Kenni-
sons grounder to third.
In the seventh Magoo got their
two runs, Mackkinnon was given
a free ticket, going to third on
Pender's two base hit. Nevin came
across with two Dagger and help
ed along two tallies.
The issue was never in doubt
and Sherbrooke has won four
games straight out of the series of
seven Magog was also defeated
earlier in the season and the Sher-
brooke lads feel that five consecu-
tive victories have definitely es-
tablished their superiority, In yes
terday's game, Sherbrookke had
fifteen men on bases while Magog
had seven. Mackinnon pitched q
fairly good game but was touched
up consistently and was often in
difficulties, owing to rather indif-
ferent support.
Sherbrooke / 2 z 0 l 0 0-6
Magog o 0 0 0 0 p
Batteries Mackinnin and New
ms; Sutton and Landry
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Community League
Outing at JOe's Pond

Arrangements have been made
for the Girls Community League
to enjoy the use of a cottage at
Joes Pond from Monday. August
7 to Friday morning August H.,
Members of Girl Scouts. Troop 2
who did not go to Lake Morey and
Square Circle girls are planning
on going. If any others would like
to go, they should get in touch
with Miss Walte.' at the clubhouse
before Monday noon. Some girls
can go for only day and a night
so there will be room for more
than originally planned for.
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HARTNESS CALLS
COAL CONFERENCE

MONTPELIER, AUG. 5-On ac-
count of the growing acuteness of
the coal situation H. ]. M. Jones,
State Fuel Administrator, after
conference with Governor Hart
nesz, has decided to call a coal
conference at the State House, at
1000 a. M, Wednesday, August 9,
for the purpose of considering
methods to be employed to secure
Vermont's supply of coal. To this
conference he has invited the gov
ernor, officials of the railroads,
manufacturers, wholesale coal
dealers, representative domestic
consumers.
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Shriners Have
ENJOYABLE Evening

The Caledonia County Shriners'
club had a most enjoyable time
at the Masonic Temple Friday ev-
ening with a rather small attend
ance owing 20 vacation plans of
many of the members. Two of our
well-known and popular enter
tainers, Miss Sigrid Eklof and
Frank O. French, furnished the
evenings program and greatly
pleased the audience. Dancing
followed the entertainment with
music by H. ;iuy Dunbar's orches-
ira.
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N. & F. Ry. ACCEPTS
HARDING'S PLAN

NEWBORN, n. C. The Norfolk
and southern railroad is willino to
accept the proposals Of President
Harding guaranteeing seniority
rights to striking employees says a
letter addressed to its former en-
ployees by the general manager to-
day. "There are no matters in
controversy between this railroad
and its employees which cannot be
settled in absolute accord with the
bases outlined with by President
Harding, the general manager said.
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If the women folks keep on as
they are going, the golf club and
tennis racket business is going to
boom, but the outlook for the
nursing bottle trade is not so.
hopeful.
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MILL MANAGERS MEET
UNION ORGANIZATIONS

LAWRENCE, Mass, Aug. 3
The officials of the Pacific mills,
the operatives of which constitute
the largest group of strikers now
out as a protest to a 20 per cent
cut for the past 10 weeks, met
today with representatives of the
United Workers of America and
Of the American Federation Of
Textile Operatives to seek a peace
full settlement of the wage con-
tToverSy.
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VISCOUNT NORTHCLIFFE'S
CONDITION WORSE

LONDON, Auo. 5-The an
nounccment is made that Niscount
Northcliffe, the noted journalist,
passed a poor night and his condi-
ton is considered worse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-21

eleganta toaletelor platte, Gel
putin, pc merite realc!
Spune-mi drept, mestere,
|intreba Dinu, la ureche, pc croi-
tor, care din toate femeile va
adnc eel mai mare castig in
'ibransa'' dumneavoastra?
= Cocotele 81 intretinutele. Fe-
meile maritate sc mai tocmcsc
cateodata. Oar celelalte dau cu
! ochii inchisi cat le ceri ca, doar,
MI din punga lor platesc. ST nici
cand nu $ 'au comandat in Bucu.
resti mai multe 81 mai costisi-
ltoare toalete pentru garderoba
unei singure. cncoane!
Razboiul q facut minuni. Ira
liasca ilnbogatitii de razboiu!
Cand esira din salp11hl gurali-
vului 81 destcptnlni patron, Dinu
|si Wanda trecura meet pc tro-
|tuar, privind vitrinele magazi
|nelor.
Tn SCARE cald insenina fetele
|trcatorilor, carl alergau inyio
Irati 81 ca zambete prietenoase pc
|buze. Tiganei florarese intindeau,
boerilor scosnri pline ds ghio
!eei, nsrcise u mimoses ~ feres-
(trele hor2riilor, Dideau splendcri
lac. Lilac, de ea,pbils Il az lalsle,
sgi 4, Il, Isliaa de B iarpa, esndeai
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-21

lca sosit Primayara.
Gel dol priteni sorbira mireas-
1 ma imbatatoare florilor 81 Isl
scaldara sufletul in ammonia culo.
rilor eternizate in sera din care
esisera.
Mergeau inject admirind expo
zitiile yitrinelor. Marfuri scumpe
| 81 batatoare Id ochi. Custoata pro-
l'hibitia articolelor lie lux, fiecare
magazin Isl 'etala", cat mai in
in, yazul trecatorilor, ciorapii de
matasa a 400 lei perechea, sticlele
de parfumuri 500 81 1000 lei una,
|pudrele fine a 100, sau 200 lei
|cutia, matdsurile 81 stofelc de fir
de aur 81 argint a 500 81 1000 lei
inetrul, g4etele 81 paptOfii, pala-
rifle 81 lengerilc brodbtespentru
care zilnic nababiis tafei ace steia
yarsa averi in gura dc MoloclAa
negustorilor ca sa-si inabrace in
[tretinutele, sau neycstele.
I4a fiecare zecc pasi fntalneai
I'M magszin nou de automobile 81
accesorii. Cateva cafenele fuse
|sera desfiintate ca 81 Il ia Ilocul
|bancile noni.
csci sfacerile u luxrI erau,'
aeal' nous religib 4 nlarei Ca-
|pitsle.
& I 4 ! xlegaate lsapi aEtississ,
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y tafma. de 12O Jugarc pamant
foarte bun 81 roditor. Casa 81 SUR
in conditii foarte bune, la fel
posedam toate uneltele agricole
necesare unui agronom. Mai avem
urmatoarele animale, 10 vaci Gu
lapte, | vitea de 2 ami, & vitele de
cate | an, | taur, : cal surf de
cate 1 ami, = cal abb de cate II
ami, scroafe GU purcei, l vicr
mistret de ? ami.
Farma este numai 3ls mile de-
partare de orasul Howell, Mich.
. Wind pc un pref foarte redus
numai $500. Nh este necesar de
cat suma mica bani gaia.
Potrivindu-vi-se putem face 81
schimb eli o proprietate in Detroit
Mich. Farma are Front mare la
Lake GU peSte.
Pentru informatiuni mai detail.
late adrcsati-va la:
TRAIAN RADUL, Prop.
1856 Franklin Str. Detroit, Mich.
(2-4-6 Sept. 30).
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IN VT A R E

Clubul artistic al Tlnerlmei
Romano Americana din Detroit,
Mich. Are onoare invita- Gu
mare dragoste pc toate Onor. Soc.
Cluburi 81 Parochii, precum 81 pc
|toti fratii Romani 81 romance din
loc 81 jur a lua parte la Marea 81
frumoasa Petrecere impreunata
Gu dams care va avea loc, Dumi-
|neca in a Sept. 1922, in Hala
Soc. d. II. II. L. de sub No. 1923
Farnsworth Str.
PROGRAMME:
/. La orele 10 dimineata sunt
Irugati toti romanii 81 romancele,
'care au automobile 81 care voesc
sd Sc stringa la Hala Soc. ID. r.
II. l.. de sub No. 1923, Farms
worth Str. de unde vom porni in
defilare pc urmatoarele strait.
Initial pc Devison 81 Victor, panil
in John X. de acolo ne intoarcem
La Car Shop. pc strazile din apro-
lpiere pana la Hal.
,. La orcle = p. m. Sc va des-
chidc Dansul de d-nii Presedintj
aranjatori l.. Martuneac 81 A.
Nist0r.
}. La orcle & p. IN. sc va juca
.jocul irbitelor flori.
4. La .orele I Sc va aranja scaa-
mile pentru Teatru 81 Sc Va tine
vorbiri din partea Presedintilor
aranjatori 81 Pres. Clubului Ion
Morar, cand Sc va apela pentru
inscricre de membrii noui 81 sll-
prasolviri. Taxa de inscrierc este
soc (lunar 25c).
PROGRAMME TEATRAL:
l. "Tiganul la Vanatoare"
Piesa comica in doua acte.
PERSOANELE:
Danciu. Ill C. Stenson
Rusalim, -. dl G. Georgescu.
SOfrOnia. Ill G.. Vanc.
2. D-soara Ana Hada, va preda
o declamatie.
3. Dina Catarina Nadasan va
preda o cantare.
4. Dansurile Caluserilor, Res
teul, Hora, Banul Maracine.
Schioapa, Hora, Calusierul Hal
ducesc, Hora Ielelor.
Aceste dansuri 81 1Teatru va Fl
executate de membrii Clubului
artistic 81 anume Il. Martuneac,
G. Vanc, G. Stenson, NJ. Rosca;
n. Jackson, G.. Stoica, I. A. Ms
tor. G. Camemenel.
Toate sunt sub conducerea bra
vului vestit vatav G.. Gcorgescu
Muzica vestitului Maick 81 p.
juneau, va distra pc onor. public
Gu cele mai frllmoase arii de
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IN VT A r E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Fratia Romano" din
E. Youngstown, Ohio, are onoare
a invita- cu toata dragostea pc on
Societati, Cluburi 81 Parochii, din
loc 81 jur, cat 81 intreaga suflarc
romaneasca de a lua parte In
frumoasa Productiune Teatrala
impreunata cu dams in Hala pro.
prize de sub No. 66 Tenth Street,
East Youngstown, Ohio, Dumine-
ca in "a Sept. 1929.
Inceputul Productiunei Teatra-
lie la orcle s p. m.
PROGRAMME:
I. Cuvant dc deschidere, din
partea presedintclui aranjator.
2. Solo" din partea d-soarelor
Elisaveta Strejan 81 NJ. Lupsc.
3. "Un Tutor Comcdie in .
aete 81 | tablou, de Mathilda
Poni.
PERSOANELE:
Redcanu, oil Octavian Stoia.
Dornescu, oil M. M. Candca.
Buzdugan, scrvitorll lui Redcanu,
dl L. Ramba.
Ionita Puscasu pc mosia lui Re-
deanu. oil NJ. |. Candea.
Lconora Stone, sub tutela lui Re-
deanu. d-soara E. Strejan.
Dina Renon, d-soara N. Lupse.
Rarita, scrvitoare, d-soara Ana
Maxim.
Picsa Teatrala condusa de
d-soara Elisay. 'Strejan.
D-soara Ana Maxim, Sc va pre-.
senta IN 1ata On. pubic Gu
cateva jocuri maestrice.
4. wine Vladica'' Comedie in
tref acte, de Antonio Popp.
PERSOANELE:
Preotul satului, d-nul Stefan Flo
reScu.
Invatatorul, Ill Nicolae Hila.
Judele communal, dl Octavian
StOia.
Stub-jude, Ill n. Manzariu.
Perceptorul, oil J. Ghisoiu.
Tn jurat, Ill j. Buianu.
Petru Cimpoiasu, dl Petru Tincu.
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Rodica Fifilescu.

Rodica Fifilescu.
= A. 0 stu, completa Dinu,
adresandu-se Wandei. Il fence
Gu tripla calitate de-a Fl batrana,
scunda 81 urita. Ma isbesc de ca
prin toate locurile, la teatru, la
Opera, la baluri, la expozitii, la
ceaiuri dansante, la fox-trott, la
Dancing.
Daca sar gasi cine sd 0 dan
seze, ca, ar face-o 81 pc asia. Oar,
ori cat de multi ISL pune La incer-
care seductia eli postuma, dansa-
tori, cat de seci sunt cei mai
multi, tot pastreaza, III. fata lumii
eel putin, un grdunte de demni.
tate.
Intre patru ochi, insa, - spune
gura lumii - baba mai morocco
sa. Sc zice cd are, char, mari
sucoese.. financiare printrc i'm
berbMf 81 parazitii saloanelor. E o
fence en- multe mijloace.. pen.
tru q place, inca, unora.
Wanda care ascultase Gu aten-
sie Mmpririle lui Dim, surise, cu
stApa1ta ironie, si v tocmi cu
roaaa asiipra pretnlui roehiei.
q 1 steya cIients nouii care ascql-
esx dsscrisrea f1enta de Inn
nm els y, pfiyinda NY a
4 itap tinerstks Il
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tlor zile din Moldova, ii raspuns
|Dinu.
! Intr'un docar eli dol arlnasar
nervosi, trecu un tinar spilcui, c,
% doamna grasa, Gu ochi mar
foarte boita 81 Gu buze grease.
Cine domnul7
| Tn fost copist intr 'un mi
mister inainte de razboiu.
Ralnas in Bucuresti pc vremes
|nemtilor, a inyartit afaceri 'si az
e milionar.
Dar, doamna aceasta dir
Limousine, care te privea Gu acre
| de veche cunostinta!
= 5 fosta croitoreasa, inailnts
|de razboiu. Refugiata, Gu noroc
ia Moldoxa si Ia Odessa. Amica
intima u snturor domnilor seriosi
,si Gu punga groasa Sofia uhul
|dcputat Gu mare trecefe pe langd
lguvern
Il lntermediara de vagoane ii trc.
[nuri.nayeta. All miliOnafas div0r'
|tatS ii, III perspective, <sotia unni
3 ~ VIZ sisa y. ( ~ .s VI I = y.
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loan Ranzasu, dl loan Jordan.
Teodor Peptosul, dl Eftilnie Nina
Siofron Ciobotarul, dl Dumitru
Popp.
I'm craamar, M George Rosian.
Achim neb,pul, dl l. Cazifa.
Rafila, sofia lui Pcptosu, dina
Ana Buianu.
Seful garei, Ill M. l. Candea.
Janosiu, servitorul garei, dl N. N.
Tn pasageriu, Ill Vasilc Duca.
Tn taran batran, dl Nick Cerniea
Tn flacan, al g. Rosianu:
10 femeie, dina Ana Buianu.
Tn copil, dl Augustin Cazila.
Jidanul 1tig Lipitoarea, dl Nick
Hila. a.
Craznicul din Lazareni, dl N. N
Pretul de intrare: Locul /, 75c
Locul II, 80 cent.
Muzica maestrului Nick Siny
Iva distra onor. public ell cele ma
frumoase arii de dams. doine 5
cantece rationale.
Suprasolviri sc primesc Gu mul
tumita 81 Sc vor chita pc Gale pu
blica.
Venitul curat este destina
!pcntru marirea fondului de Dol
navi.
! In sperana ca toti fratii Ro
mani ne vOr OnOra ell preZent;
d-nealor, am ramas salutandu-va
Comitetul Aranjator.
! (222-23)
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CONCURS

Sc cauta un cantaret bun de
strana, care sd site bine tipicul 81
sd fie capabil de a instrui barbati
tineri fntru cantarea celor g gla-
surf. Trebue sa instrueze in B seri
din siptamana cate 2 ccasuri, pre-.
cum sa fie 81 la vecernia 81 utre
ME regulat. II angajam pc 6 luni
|cu un salar de 5000 lunar.
Deosebit, daca poate, ii per-
mite timpul 81 il TRACE sinima sa
dnvete 81 pc copii de scoala ras-
punsurile litnrgice pc voce sarl
,pe doua voci, pentru aceasta Use
da un onorar de $1,000 La luna.
Subscrisul ma voiu intrepunc,
ca acela, ce Isl lea angajamentul
acesta, sd poata lucra in timpul
zilci intr'una sau alta dintre fa-
bricile de aici.
| Termenul pentru acest concurs
este pana la Is Oct. 81 rog pc
Domnii, carl concureaza, sd Isl
faca socoteala, daca pot implin
ceea ce li-se cere san nu pentru
a evita ncplaceri!
Pentru Parochia Romano orto.
doxa, 'Sf. loan Botezatorul".
Rev. Moist Ballea
! 1888 Penna Ave. Erie, Pa
| (222-26).
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Dinu, cat pc aci, erau sd fie cal
,cati de Q masina superba ameri
cana.
Cand Isl intoarse capul, Dinu
|recunoscu pc un fost. mare ON dc
|finante, delapidator a catorva
|milioanc, fost trei ami client al
|puscariilor, scos -lbasma cnrata ds
un mare ON de stat prietenul lul
intim 81 All PERSONA onorabila
trecand linistit 81 rasturnat in
|antomobil, Gu dreptul firesc de-a
|strivi sub roate pc nistc parliti
de pietoni ca contesa Wanda Po-
dolstzka 81 scriitorul Dinu Bra
|deanu.
o sirena tipa strident 81 cerea
poruncitor sd treaca inaintea lnui
Sir de trasuri eel impiedicau
goana Desperate de pan'aci,
I'm domn mare, bine hranit, CD
Inasul elocyent 81 ochii sireti Isl
odihnea spatcle pe pcrinele masi-
.pei, alaturi deo feNeiusca dur
dnlie Cd ilArile in Want cll gro.
pit III obraj 81 Gu surisuri eftine
n dreapta u in :stanga.
II yezii El, i'm fost misit, ga
zetar, agent electoral. omul dc
dfaeeri q sun0i fost nlinistfu, Fest
ipsnrat, tatM cinei cOPii, Intro
4 n q neyasta ! u is,opii B. rs 4 dfsa|
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| veilleuse mari 81 multicolore, co
voare scumpe de Orient, statuete
de marmora fina, lbronzuri d.
onamentatie, croitori de lux unde
sacoul te costa 1000 lei 81 I'm pal.
ton 10000, lbacanii somptuoase Gu
icrc 1000 lei kgr. si butelii de
sampanie a 500 lei una, toate du-
ghenele, mici 81 mari, gemeau de
cumparatori veseli carl scoteasl Gu
usurinta sumelc' din buzunaruI
lor vecinic ghiftuit de banct. Caci,
Calea Victoriei era icoanaa acestei
California romanesti ce Sc chiea-
ma Bucurestii.
|s1. ST Bucurestii defilau in ne
ffarsiti cortegiu ,pe / dinnai 3
Eochilor celor doi amanti aidfIgf
de splendoarca anei yieti ce le.
suridea la fiece eolt III Can Vie
toriei.
Echipagii elegante sAlrau, in
trapul troteurilor, fpfe $osea.
Cine era dcaanaa tinAra si
frumoasa care tfSen il trssura
- ~ SssS
ceea suberba de- cask 1 iIitreaa
Wanda. .s
= a,patra neyestie Y llntIIll'
domn batran. ~ \
Ea fosta 'fsmse 1bpt 8 ~,
ieri El un mars laho s
'aaea!a l2eS ds q! q ",
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De vINZARE

Atelier de reparat incaltaminte,
situat la pozitie buna, il vindem
eftin din cauza de boala, adresa
tiva la:
1406 West 29th Str.
Cleveland, Ohio.
(22O-2).
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Dams rationale 81 americana.
Dansul va dura pana la orele
IL din noapte.
Intrarea Domnii Toe; Damele
I5O cent?.
Bufetul va Fl aranjat la dispoti-
tia publicului GU mancari 81 bcu-
turf rccoritoare. Pana la intalnire
va asteptam Gu dragoste fra
teasca.
Comitetul Aranjator.
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O(@(SOl0OC0(@ EO(@)l0QO(cV@)V
AB0MATl HARJL
,,AMERICA"
@@@@@@

muri, pertru cocota. Mama 81
|fete apdca druinul pierzaniei, de,
win femei de strada. Ell Sc insoara
GU cocota. Ministrul ii gaseste
noua sotie Gu nuri 81 devine
lamantul ei, 81 el, sotul Sc procop-
|seste dlfpa urma nouii sale juma-
|tati All, are case, trasuri, mosie,
bani depusjautomobil 81 suite de
lactiuni in toate marble intreprin-
|deri.
Sirul trasurilor 81 masinelor Isl
|urma, sonor Gu pufaituri de mo-
tor, Gu batai de copite Isl injuraff
turf de birjari, goana fantastica
|spre Sosea.
Dinu privca fermecat splen-
doarca echipagiilor de All 81 Isl
|aminti, GU oroare, spectacolul
.aceleasi Cal q victoriei de-acum
dol ami, dupa fntoarccrca din
Moldoya, cand nus trecean, prin
'fata Palatului Regal 81 Piata Tea
trnlui, decat hodorogite trasuri
de tara trase de nastoage si1cos'
'tise de laptagii cc seryeasl, Ia nss
yoe, Sc tras'ari 'pentru eurse "
CARA. &, q
". ~. !. 81 y y
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ApARE IN FIECARE II
c Al U. 7

4 oameni la lucru afara din
oras lucru pentru 5 luni Al cent?
pc ora 10 ore pc ri.
JOHN A. RUSS
CO Belden School
Grafton, Ohio.
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c A u 7

q fata sau fence ca ingriJitoare
de casa care ulterior daca-i con
vine Sc poate angaja In vleatl
conjugala. Tn copil sau dol, daca-i
are nu este piedica.
Eu sunt de 30 ami 81 am aver'
frumoasa, atat aici cat 81 in pa
tria veche.
Doritoarele sd scrie pc adresa
J. HOPARTYON
(222-23). Siren, Wis.
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De INCHIRIAT

0 Farma in apropierc de oras
Nindem vaca, TN cal, 2OO gain
81 toate cerealele aflatoare pc
farma, pentru informatiuni de-
tailate adresati-va la:
FLOREA GROZA
1902 Riopere Str. Detroit, Mich.
(22l-22).
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DlRECTORIl COMPANIE|
De PUBLlCITATE 4
UNlUNEI S. R. 4.

UNIUNEI S. R. A.
NICOLAE BARDAS, Pres,
r. +. d. 3 Canton, O.
Bell Telefon, Caunty 119 Ring Z
!. P. CHINA, Vice-P Pres,
1853 So. Main St. Akron, o.
N. N. BOERIU, Seer. Adm,
5705 Detroit ave. Cleveland, q.
D. BARZA, Caster
6501 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Membrii in directie:
NICOLAE DRAGOS
1923 Farnsworth ST., Detroit, Mich
l. N. SERB
80 E. Home St., New Castle. Pa.
loan G. HOZA
729 E. Sumitt st. Alliance. Ohio
GEORGE SALCA
C1nn D:,,a,,<1 Co. no+~n Mil,
JOHN N. SUFANA
737 S. Liberty st. Alliance, O
Controlori:
loan DAMIAN
1919 Bralnard Ave-, Cleveland, Q
loan SANTEI
1903 w. So st. Cleveland, Q
The New York herald., 1922-11-24

without a serious accident. The slope
opens into the side OF a hill and at an
angle of 30 degrees runds down 500 feet
before reaching the level of the work
ings At the foot of the slope is the
mine railroad yard. A string OF dump
cars broke loose on the incline, dropped
500 feet to the yard, where great clouds
OF coal dust arose with the impact. A
high tension electric cable, severed with
the crash. ignited the dust. The full
force of the explosion and the accom-
panying flame went up the slope. the
flame projecting beyond the tipple sew
eral hundred feet.
1t is believed about forty OF the dead
were in the yard at the foot of the
slope and were killed by first blast
The blast wiped out all the mine bosses
Deadly afterdamp formed Immediately
and accounted for the remainder of the
deaths.
Safety precautions observed by the
Woodward company prevented a more
appalling disaster. -Four hundred and
seventy five men were in the mine.
NJ d. Wilson, one OF the injured, to-
day wrote brief description of his ex-
periences:
~ wrapped my wooden shirt about
my head. after I had soused 1t into a
bucket Of water" he said. "This, l sup
pose, kept my face from being burned.
/ then crawled about 1000 feet toward
the opening On the way crawled over
other bodies and other men crawled
over me-
''rhe gas began to get worse and we
tried to shut it off. first by closing
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
PASTOR STRUCK BY CAB
TO BE BURIED SATURDAY

Funeral services for the Rev. David
Wills, pastor OF the Astoria Presbyte-
rlan Church, who was killed Wednesday
night when struck by taxicab. will
be held tomorrow afternoon at the
lew church OF his congregation, in
Fourth avenue, Astoria. The Rev. Mr..
Wills was making plans for the dedica-
ton of the church when he met with the
fatal accident He had been pastor
there for fifteen years. and 1t was
largely through his efforts that 100000
was raised for erection OF the new
edifice.
The Rev. Mr.. Wills was born in
Macon. Ga. on July 20, 1860. His father
was president of Ogelthorpe University.
After graduating from Princeton Uni
versity as honor man of the class OF
1881 he studied at Princeton and Call
fornia theological seminaries. He was
president OF the Whig Society and q
former president of the Eastern Synod
of the Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Mr.. Wills favored amalga-
nation of churches of kindred creeds
and worked in cooperation with the late
Col. Theodore Roosevelt In advocating
anal lgamation.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24

many other neutral harbors could be en-
listed for the traffic to England For
the greatest part of this shipping can
be managed In such a way that it can
not sail in the decisive time of the first
months. There would also be no crews
TO be found for them. Just as little
decisive effect can be ascribed to any
considerable extent TO American troops,
which IN the first place cannot be
brought over through lack Of tonnage
well, Gleaves and his men showed
them." said Mr.. Smith, ''rhey per-
formed the miracle OF the impossible,
one of the finest jobs ever done by set
OF men In the whole history OF the
world. II you listen to Gleaves he will
tell you that his men did It all, but you
know who gave his men their inspira
tlon. In all great achievements, tn
achievements OF terrible crises. there
must always be the great commander"
Honor where Honor Is Due.
Vice-Admiral Gleaves did what Mr.
Smith said he would do--praise his sub
ordinates. lie paid them this tribute:
I'm measure l may be able to SHOW
my appreciation OF the hard work dor
by the officers and men of the Amer
can transports, and my admiration for
their unsurpassed skill and endeavo
At sea almost constantly. IN, the seve
est weather that has swept the A
Ocean for many years. these master
mariners Of the United States lived UP to
the highest traditions of the sea and
brought credit to their country"
Among others that spoke were Ad-
miral Jones and Gen. Ballard. both of
whom energetically praised Gleavesr
work in maintaining across the Atlantic
Ocean the greatest flow of fighting men
that ever crossed any body of water II
the whole record of mankind.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24

OIXTY-FOUR years ago little store
- was opened on Sixth Avenue near
Fourteenth Street. 1t was unpreten-
tious in appearance, and unaware OF
the great future that lay before it. But
it had adopted the dictum that it's prices
must be lower than those of any>o it's
competitors and it left it's own fate in
the hands of the public.