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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-07
Pc Sleau

RGANIZATIA noastra al carui organ oficos acest ar
colaborat aproape dol ani fara visa ca deyiu
vreodaa macar simplu maturator in redaca u 81
lei menbru devent fara sa eaca prn gand ca vol II
socat sa prmesc redacarea 81 conducerea acestu ar
tecu prn mute franari 81 suferit multe neaunsn din
prea marei increderi in eel dntaiu VENT.
Sc site in parte pagubee morale 81 mateiae suere de
oganizata ncastra din ui Efre Urcan fosu
tar general site aduce de cre Gel in dre
la cunosnta memrilor e atunci cand veni Eu
personal la dou luni dupa alegerea lu vazut ca
c "a ocupe uncta sa ncredintat numa pc basa
ca la adunarea generaa Uniune la Detroit fos in
s faca process verbal plaza adunar 81 mam ss
parerea atunc peste doua lun dar am fost ascutat
Mute spus 81 din spus foarte putin sa tinut in
seama 81 tot prevestit sa ndepin Gua seaca
zice uni. Sa zca.
81 pentru apropie tpu sa parasesc postu pc
coup zaru la inatarea-as 81 toata modestia la pare
cas Regele Ferdnand-carua contrbut mai multi or
atu cred nmer ineresul moral material al Unu
nei Solicitation Rename Autor 81 Cutura din America al
Institutulu Tpogafic 81 al zaruui America nsttutuni
carl mau fost dag nante de lie cunoaste ne 81 deven
membru Uniunei unctionar al cee din urma sa dau
urmatoarele satur embror organizaune noasre 81 run
tasilcr Ell
Nu ncrede in eel dintaiu venit orr cat de frumos
vorbi 81 cat de multe promite.
N credntati funciuni de incredere responsibilities
persoaneor pc nu cunoastet bne carl att trait
mai mutt tmp laoala lie pute aa defectee Pentru
ori functiuni hotar stagiuo vechmen snul orga
nizae 81 neti seama intotdeauna de proverbul Cne ur
All name fura un bou.'
Tinet seama 81 de apul ca La pacinte gaia multi dau
navaa dar daca sar intampla ca manecum fost in re
yeti avsa decat pane neaga doror de pacinte
da brul fugu ca nunai la necazuri 81 la nevoi
noaste adevarat preten Ia ospete ntinse
81 mai tinet seama 81 de sfatul pc vi Fam dat de
attea orr NJ va dat paru pc mana auia sa vii peptene
Ca oganzata aceasta noasra de muncitor Gu pamele
fost urza Ca ei lupta s jet pana cand desvo
in in aa asaz ara concursu moral aau
material al ntegne sa pendat prn tara aceasa 81
organzate munctoreasc tebue sa fe condusa in vii
tor numai de muncitori.
Am amintit de Efrem Urcan faoea 81 e parte
din integenta dar fost tnsi 81 rasi s de a1N INTEL
gent multi mai bine mai nsturator decat dc
citor Gu cat inampa ndvidul sa e mai intelligent
atit parlea mai bine.
I'm prcverb romanesc zice "omuui poti 1ua dar nu
poti da mimic prin sla "
ofatu1e de sns pc carl lean mai dat de zec 81 sute
de c1i pr daca voiM de buna voie Nu va sesc Nam
nc miilocul nici puterea 81 fnce candu-va tuturor
Cum veti asterne asa 'veti dormi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-07
|NF0RMA1IUN|

Washington. Senatul va
vota, peste cateva zile, legea care
creaza inca 10 posturi de judeca-
tori federali pentru ca sa RENE
dieze situatia care exista aeum la
tribunalele federalc unde cazurlle
stan neresolvate din canza aglo-
meratiei. Gel carl propun legea
spun ca caznrile nu vor putea Fl
resolyate Ia timp daca nu Sc vor
,crea aceste tposturi. Aglomeratia
s'a facut mai ales din cauza viola-
rilor multc ale legii prohibited.
Washington. - Samuel Rzszev-
ski, matadorul de sab, care mare
mai multi de 10 ami, va juca sab
ell niste deputati al congresulul.
Republican, Camerei vor fl re.
presentati la acest joe de deputa-
tul FitzGerald, sampionul statu-
-iui Ohio. Rzeszevsky a jucat in
Statele Unite 1900 iocnri 81 numai
in cazuri fost batut.
Lisabona, 6 April. = Capitanii
COutinho 81 Secondura, dol avia.
tori PORTUGAL, carl an incercat sd
sboare peste Oceanul Atlantic
partea de sud, la Rio Janeiro, at
sosit teferi la Insulele Cap Verde
Washington. - Ministrul flote
Denby}a TRIMS un ordin tuturol
unitatilor flotei in care lie atragt
atentia asupra propaganda ele
Imentelor extremiste carl incearci
sa snbmineze morala 81 discipline
ce exista in flota Statelor Unite
Ell a dat ordin ca aceste activitat
Sa fie urmarite cll mare atentie
81 fie raportate 81 cele mai nein
semnate cazuri.
Toledo, Ohio. - Stewart Bar
tram, un fabricant de bombe car
cauzeazA lacrime, a lasat una din
/ bombele aceste in oficiul sefull
politiei de aici, Jennings. Inspec
torul de polite Delahauty lua
'bomba in mana 81 scapat-o
Peste cateva 4lipe an fugit tot
lcati s'du gasit in camera, Il
strada cu lacrimi in ochi. Demon
STRATA a reusit admirable Sc spu
Inc cd sefnl . hotarit sd ceara con
!silirilni nraynlui sal imputerni
i ceasca sd c,tmpere cantitate ma
mare da bombe ca sa le folo
seasca IN serviciul politiei. Ma
ales in cazuri de perchizitie Sc po
lfolosi eli success.
***
Frank Zizelman, oficiantul car
Ida licentele pentrn easatorie 4
!, Cleveland, declarat "a ''afact
rea" nu merge bine din cauza .dt
], ,,presiunei industriale. In anr
1890 el . dat l3.504 licente, lar /
aniiI 1921 nupai 1e.7as.
j Colaimbus. Precurorul jldt
Itean capellesi asistentul sau Bel
din judeti Hanilton, al atacs
aici, II Cnrtes Sup ! stat,
| Iii, eonalisn o1alit tAtea unei le
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-07

care cere judetelor ca sd pla.
teasca pentru intretinerea celor
alimentati din judetul respectiv.
Aceasta Sc face in legatura GU un
process intentat de stat contra ju-
detului Hamilton pentru suma de
$200.000, cheltueli Gu ingrijirea
celor alienati.
Directorul serviciilor din Gle
veland, Maline, a raportat ca in
cepand Gle eri patru echipe de
muncitori lucreaza la repararea
straZilor pavate Gu piatra. Repa-
rattle ce smt necesare la strazile
ecu asfalt vor incepe abba in sapta-
mana yiitoare. Planurile orastlui
Cleveland sunt ca sd Sc cheltuiasca
in anul acesta sllma de 100000
pentru reparari de strada lar
~, 900 pentrn pavarea a strait
lor noui.
Los Angeles. Larry Semon.
IN comedian de filme, a castigat
un process de 100000. Compania
de filme Vitagraph a intentat
contra llli un process de despagu.
bire pana La suma de $500. .O00
pentru Cd Semon ar Fl rupt con.
tractul facut eli firma. JudecatO.
rul federal Bledsoe dismis pro
ccsul.
Newark, N. J. - Dina AntOnis
Cascella, - de 46 ami, atra<a in
anticamera locuintei sale de stri
gatele fetei sale Carrie, de 18 ami
- fost inlpuscata de up individ
care fugit si a scapat. Doamna
Gascella q murit in mod instan
taneu. Conform informatiilor date
politiei de Carrie Cascella, ca !.
! fost urmafita acasa de un indivil
care, sosind sub poarta easel l0r
a tavalit-o Ia pamant. Ea a stri
! gat, apoi si-a perdnt constlinta.
Youngstown, O. - Vigilents
Fnnui politist a prevent I'm fot
care ar Fl distrns Q casa lin valoar.
de $1OO00O. Politistul E. Higgin,
q vazut niste indivizi suspect
iesind din cladirea James Gallette
El "a luat zdupa ei, dar acestia al
disparut. Politistul s'a reintors ii
casa 81 a descoperit ca in o camers
erau aruneate mai multe material,
care ard repede 81 carl erau stm
pite GU benxina
| Youngstcwn, @. Domnisoars
Wmifred McC Carthy, specialist
de fruinsete, spune ca femeile ear
an treeut peste 40 sa nu-si ma
scurteze pxful IA . deciarat ca |
1 femeie care sla putina atentie. fru
] maisetei y chsituieste an minin
ide $50 lal "A pentru cosmeticuri.
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Lelea Nuta a croft rochita
pentru fetita ei, lungulita pana la
glezne. ca sa-i vie ,bine si al annl,
dar cand a imbracat-o ell ea
poalele nu-i ajnngea nici pana la
,genunchi. Credeti 'ca a mai scur-
tat-o dupa ce-a croit-o. Nh, da de
unde. Pana a cusnt-o a crescut
'fetita.
-
William Maloney din New York,
care a evadat i'm Octombrie trectt
din inchisoare, dus inaintea jude
catorului Districtual Haskell s'a
rugat de ell sa ''ulite' delictul
,pentru care acllzat.
''Patru ami i'm Sing Sing a
replicat Iudecatorul.
,Maloney inhatat o calimara
tzicand: Ma, :. murdar!''
dar grefierul Ia lovit in mas 81
Ipatru aprozi l'au insfacat 81 Eau
dus la Sing Sing.
-
Tnei fnvatatoare din Atlantic
City ia VENT gust sa-si reteZe
coadele casa fie 81 ca la moda
dar a avut prudenta sa Gears
lawful inspfctorului scoalelor. Stit
care a fost resultatul? lnspectoru
Boyer. a doua ri a convocat toatt
llnvatAtoarele din oras la consfa
Ituire 81 dnpa ce arafat ca paru
Ifetezat vatama dcmitatea fence
fila spus: ''Pastrati-va coadel'
daca voiti sa va pastrati slujba y
Isl Sc zice ca nici una din ele n;
protestat.
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g. r. PAsCU.


aeroplan, Gale vale, fiindca cre-
dinta gpnerala este cA Snfletele
plntese in aer, dar pe barea :
~ Oar, dupa ce va trece oceanul,
Gu ee va merge mai departe panA
sa ajnnga la .destinatie, parintele I
Gu triRnl, Gu antomobilul sau Gu
carul eli boif
John aTmbrunachivkei, un fer
nnier, de langa Toledo, O., q eerlt
tribunalnlui schimbarea nainelni
pc motiv cd are val malt cand
trebue 81 silabiAeasea humelepco-
rect, 81 tribunalul la admis cere-
rea. lam SUGGESTIONS "a useze
vocala dintain u cea din urma.
''lTia ar fl fearte seurt, modern
si lesne de exprinaat u ''spelAjtn
"a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-21
know that dependabity is primary requisite Of
a successful politician.
SOUND FINANCE.

There is such thing as a nation having too
much money Russia and Germany have shown
that and should be the classic examples forever of
the folly of currency initiation. Roger Babson
thinks that the mild degree of initiation de-
manded by interests in this country, espe-
cially the farmers, would be bad thing. Prosper
ity he points out, is properly measured in goods
not gold.
Undoubtedly moderate relaxation of the credit
restrictions and interest rates that prevailed re-
Gently has been good thing, and the tendency
might go little further without harm; but Mr..
Babson gives warning, any great increase of either
currency credit would certainly boost living costs
and probably make conditions instead of bet
ter. lie deserves credit for his blunt statement
that there has been altogether too much ignorant
criticism of the Federal Reserve Board.
This body of clear thinking men, he declares
"has done more to keep out of the sort of econ
omic that Europe finds itself In today than
all the rest of the country put together"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-21

the Fox went through the forest
calling:
Umbrellas to mend! Umbrellas
to mend,"
Now it happened TO Uncle Wig
gily just as the Fox had guessed.
Tho bunny had been out in the
April shower and his umbrella
had blown inside out. And after
he was home again in his bunga-
low he heard the Tinker Fox CALI
ing about umbrellas to mend.
Cali that Tinker in. Nurse
Jane. if you please" begged the
bunny "Ill have him mend my
umbrella"
The rnushrat lady housekeeper
went TO the door and invited:
Come in, Mr.. Tinker, and fix
Uncle WigGilys umbrellal"
"Ah hat thought the Fox to
himself. MY trick is working.
Soon III he in the bungalow.
Then III get some ear nlbbles and
so viii my friend, the Wolf" The
tricky Tinker Fox looked back and
saw the Wolf sneaking under q
bush. there to wait until he heard
n whistle.
The Fox pulled his cap down
over his face as he went up the
steps of Uncle Wiggily's bunga-
low, for he didn't want the bunny
OF Nurse Jane to see who he was.
II think my umbrella will need
two new ribs" said Uncle Wig
gily to the Tinker, as he thought
the Fox to be.
"Um!" grunted the Fox, hold
ing down his head. But, Just as
he was going in the bungalow
the wind blew his cap off and
in a moment Uncle Wiggily and
Nurse Jane saw who he was-a
Fox and not real Tinker at all!
"Oh. look" cried the muskra,
lady. THE Fox is playing a trick
on you!"
"rhen I'll play a trick on him!'
cried Uncle Wiggily. The bunny
took his broken umbrella, and
not caring much what happened
to it now, he began beating the
Fox with it. Bang! Whack!
Crash!" Uncle Wiggily beat the
Fox with the broken umbrella.
"Ill do my share" cried Nurse
Jane. She snatched from the bad
chap the odds and ends of UNI,
brellas that the Fox had picked
up, and began whacking him with
the handles and ribs.
ooh. WOW! Let me go! I'll BIZ
good!" howled the Fox, and GLAD
enough he was to run out of the
bungalow. not getting a single eal
nibble.
We'll, what happened 2" asked
the Wolf, crawling out from un,
der the bush where he had hid
den himself.
Don't ask mel" snarled Til,
Fox. II never knew SO man,
things to happen at once! Oh
how sore I ami! Then he and tn,
Wolf ran away, and the next da,
Uncle Wiggily bought himself /
new umbrella at the six ant
seven-cent store.
And IL the feather on the dolp,
hat doesn't tickle the chocolst I,
cake and turn it into an orang,
pie, I'll tell you next about Uncl,
Wiggily and the leaky pan.
II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-21
A THIRST FOR DO NDS.

An apparently Unsuitable absorption by American
investors of sound loans home foreign, is marked
with surprise by financial observers. Where this
market from is puzzlng Wall Street, which
fails to how country suffering from such
depression have been going through sup
port any such bond-buying movement is
going
But the money was in the country, all the time
though it disappeared from circulation. The coun-
try has not been poor any time 1t has just been
chaotic in its financial relations.
There is plenty of speculative interest at pres
ent, but this bond market is different Those who
are buying bonds want sound ones for investment
This is moving up the business stream in many d.
rections 1t is bridging over the period Of made
quae railway earnings, It is enabling the treasury
to advance the time for readjustng the war debt
1t Is according to authority, solving the prob
lens hitherto considered insoluble. and doing
more to bring about economic equilibrium even to
Central European finance than all the Genoa plans
for sterilization"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-21
"MALCONTENT LOAFERS."

The evening paper under its own heading "A
Disinterested Version of How Magee Gathers Up
the News carries a boxed reproduction OF an
alleged Gallup dispatch to the Santa Fe New Mex
ican follows:
at is stated here by disinterested persons that
Carl Magee, Of Albuquerque, when he arrived
here to make investigation merely inter-
viewed sonle malcontent loafers to the situa-
ton and made effort to get a fair statement
from both operators and union leaders"
If either the New Mexican or the Herald will
give us the name of the Gallup correspondent who
wrote the above item the journal will make do
nation OF five dollars to the salvation Army for
the courtesy. We wish merely to see how "disin-
terested" this person Is
The first .rnalcontent loafer' whom the editor
of the journal saw upon his arrival in Gallup was
the sheriff. We got all the information from this
blinking evasve gentleman which 1t was possible
to get The sheriff is the only person whom we
saw in Gallup whom we would be afraid TO meet in
the dark.
The next ''malcontent loafers' whom we
were the reporters Of the Journal and the Herald
who had preceded US by several hours and who
told us they could learn of no disorders.
We then proceeded to tho Mentmore mine where
the slight trouble had occurred and talked to NAL
content loafers in the form of strikers and miners
who desired to work but waiting for it to "be
all right"
The next "malcontent loafers' we interviewed
were President Smallng and the officers of the Nc
Kinley County Bank. Then saw dozen NAL
content loafers" in the for moi dozen Gallup bus
mess
We interviewed L. c. Mersfelder. Of Albuquer-
que 'malcontent loafer" who writes million dol
lars of life insurance each year and who had beer
in Gallup all week.
Two of the "malcontent loafers' with whom We
talked were Mayor Hannett and his brother, DR.. j.
W. Hannett.
Superintendent Miksch Of the Mentmore mine
was another "macontent loafer' with whom
spent half hour. Mr.. George A. Kaseman, owner
of the Mentmore mine, was also among the NAL
content loafers' with whom spent twenty min
utes hearing from him all that he knew of the sit
uation.
We attended meeting OF five hundred "mal
content loafers" who were on strike and listened
to the character of the speeches made by their lead
ers. We also had half hour with the 'macontent
loafers' who are the officers of the United Mine
Workers union.
General Brown adjutant general, another
"malcontent loafer" with whom we had couple
of interviews
Thus spent the time from o'clock a. m.
until o'clock p. m. interviewing "macontent
loafers"
If our friends will the five dollars for the
Salvation Army by giving the OF the "disin-
terested' correspondent who sent out this fake
story we will add another five dollars to it If we
can not identify him known to be affiliated with
the special interest group in this state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-21
Bedtime Stories
For Little Ones
BY Howard b. CARTS
Copyright. 1921, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
TINKER.
BY Howard B. CARTS

An April shower had spattered
water all over Woodland, near
the orange Ice Mountains, where
Uncle Wiggily lived with Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy. his muskrat
lady housekeeper, in the hollow
stump bungalow. on every tree
and bush, where the green leaves
were just peeping ont, sparked
drops of water, for now the sun
was shining.
Out of his den in the woods
crept the Woozie Wolf, lie had
run in when it began TO rain.
Next door, in another den, lived
the Fuzzy Fox. Soon the Fox
came TO the door of his den and
looked out. Seeing the Wolf, the
Fox said:
"Wel, it has stopped raining,
and this will be good time to
catch Uncle Wiggily and nibble
his ears"
"How do you make that out?"
snarled the Wolf. for he was not
in very good temper, being hum
cry.
II make that out this way"
parked the Fox. Uncle Wiggily
is sure to have been out in the
rain. He likes to go adventuring
in the storm"
eyes l know that" snapped
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-21
EDITORIAL OF THE DAY
LET THE PUBLIC IN ON THE COAL SECRETS
ORION the Chicago Tribune. )

John Brophy a miners union official tells the
house committee labor that commission COM
should investigate the coal industry and make a
report and recommendations upon which fair
settlement of difficulties in the business could be
reached. Mr.. Brophy is half right.
We do need comprehensive report upon the
coal industry, upon which settlement can be based
to eliminate the recurring evils of strikes and high
prices. Only with the revelation of these facts
can permanent solution OF our coal problem be
for joint commission Of operators and miners to
make the necessary investigation and report is in
error.
Both the operators and the miners are OF course
partisan. Both full of echnicalities. prejudces
and statistics to support them. Any investigation
which they might make would result in a rehash-
ing of the arguments which have been reiterated
by the two sides in every coal controversy in the
last twenty-five years. They would merely add
fuel to the flames Of controversy. and figures to
the puzzle which is already complicated that
the ordinary citizen is helpless and hopeless before
We want the evils of the coal business made so
clear that every person in the country can under
stand. Then, and only then, will the public be able
10 suggest settlement promising justice and per-
mamency not only to operators and miners but to
consumers Mr.. Brophy seems to have overlooked
the necessity of considering the rights Of the latter
10 get the required facts and TO have them set
forth clearly, we need not a commission OF operat-
ors and miners but commission OF consumers
without technical knowledge of any phase Of the
business. When such a commission manages to
unravel the conflicting stories, statistics, testimony
and reports it will be able to make those facts clear
to every one because its own understanding will
not depend upon any prior knowleuge such as OPP
orators and miners would have.
That is what want. Let us have an inquiry
and let it be non-partisan and non-technical. II
the public be of its facts it will do no In.
justice to any Consumers are willing TO pay
a fair price for COAL and for the mining of coal
What they object to is tho paying Of money now
wasted by mismanagement, excess profits. and the
upkeep of idle miners and expensive mines. lay
commission can trace that waste and make 1t clear
The public, and perhaps congress, will then be ir
accomplished 1t would mean new era OF busl
position to correct the troubles. II that were
ness stability and prosperity in this country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-21
HIS HONOR, THE MAYOR.

The city commission acted wisely in the selec-
ton of w. R. Walton as permanent chairman and
ex-offico mayor. This choice will appeal to the
business community as the wisest and most
servative which could have been made
Mr. Walton is a successful business lie is
imbued with the idea Of service to the community
and will exert himself impartially and sincerely in
the public service. He is approachable man and
will give sympathetic to all who feel that they
have business with him.
AS occasion occurs for the city to supply an Of
fcial representative to speak for it, he act with
dignity and grace.
The majority of the commission showed its good
sense in making choice. The Journal wishes the
new mayor successful career.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-21
MARQUIS OF QUEENsBURY RULES.

Politics. like prize-fighting, may be rough
sport but 1t has its rules The man who breaks
these is no sportsman and, very soon. is pot-
clan. Men must hit above the belt. Doube-cross-
ing is not allowed
The man who makes political promises and
then breaks them, Is soon in discontinue Only
those can lead whom the rest willing to follow.
No one will follow man after it is learned that
his promises are no good.
Prediction promises should not be asked for
or given. except the promises made the public
Post-election promises. without the intention OF
performance. are foolish. There is then no reason
for making them in bad faith and getting into
an unenviable position.
Public officials should learn to say mo" when
that il what they intend. Saying Eyes" while mean
Ing ana doing the opposite is suicidal in politics
~ In business.
Some otherwise good men, have to learn through
loss OF friends and public confidence before they
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-21
tine MARKETS
(By The Associated Press.)
FINANCIAL
Wall Street.

New York. April 2o.--Business
on the stock exchange today began
with many indications that the ses-
sion would establish a record in
activity and breadth for three
years, but operations slackened
visibly during the intermediate and
final periods.
Aside from United States Steel,
which rose to 1001s. its highest
quotation in exactly two years. and
the new maximums made by other
leaders of the industrial and rail-
way divisions, the session develop
ed no spectacular features.
Extreme gains Of one to three
points were scored by a number Of
shares, but these suffered partial
or entire cancellatio as the day
progressed and the desire to take
profits became more insistent.
No restrictions to the markets
upward course were interposed b,
monetary conditions. Further east
was evinced by local money rates
and international currencies seem
ed in no serious degree disturbed