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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17
GIANTS RUN WILD IN FOURTH INNING
 AND DEFEAT BUGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Chicago g, Boston {. Cincinnati 8. Philadelphia 1. New York 2, Pittsburg 6. Brooklyn 3, St. Louis 2.
 Today's Games Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. New York at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17

Pittsburg, August 1e.--A batting tenn pest in the fourth. which yielded six runs. gave New York to victory over Pittsburg today. Russell hit a home run. Score.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17

Washington, August 1e.-st. Louis split even In a double header in Washington to- day. winning the first game, to 3. and losing the second, II to 3. Shocker pitched well in the opener. the visitors
 winning in the seventh when they batted Brihheart for four runs. In the second game Johnson, Peckinpaugh and Harris got home runs. Scores
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17
 SECOND ROUND IN. WOODWARD'S GOLF MEET FOR TODAY

First round matches in the Wood ward Golf clubs annual champion ship tournament were played yester- day, and the championship field has been narrowed down to eight Sec ond round matches in all flights and first round consolation bouts will take place today, golfers being given the privilege of setting their own starting times.
 Some very close matches developed in yesterdays first round. R. M snider won a one up victory over W. w Ellis, as did J. R. Lyle over J. H. Leonard Dr. Lloyd Noland defeated D. E. Wilson. 2 and 1. A. H. (Rick) Woodward had the best round of the day, turning in a card of 39-40-79 for the IS holes. Rick was in splendid form and won his match from E. R. Smith. 8 and 9. First round results follow:
 Championship Flight J. R. Boggs defeated pr. M. w Glasgow, and 5.
 A. s. Johnston defeated H. A. Lacey, 10 and 8.
 R. NJ. Snider defeated W. W. Ellis. one up. %
 c. R. Kutchins defeated pr. F. l.. Crocker, 4 and 2.
 T. J. McCollum defeated Dr. J. M. Gravlee, and 5.
 Dr. Lloyd Holland defeated D. E. Wilson. 2 and l.
 J. R. Lyle defeated J. H. Leonard, one up.
 A. H. woodward defeated E. R. Smith, and 2.
 Second Flight
 George Murrah defeated T. L. Bar ratt apd
 A. W. Smith defeated F. K. Brad. ley, 6 and 4.
 J. L. Hines drew bye. T. J. Mancin defeated w. G. Pat terson, and 2.
 Joe Little defeated L. L. Yam, ST., 6 and (.
 J. D. Haralson drew a bye. F. L. Huey defeated Dr. Dwight Chiles. 4 and 3.
 Today's pairing follows:
 Championship Flight J. R. Boggs and A. s. Johnston. R. M. Snider and c. R. Kutchins T. J. McCollum and Lloyd Noiand J. R. Lyle and A. H. Woodward.
 Second Flight
 George Murrah and A. ". Smith. ]. l.. Hines and T. J. Manein. Joe Little and J. c. Barrett. J. c. Barrett defeated George Rut- ledge, and 4.
 J. B. Haralson and E. l.. Huey.
 First Flight Cancellations pr. M. w. Glasgow and H. A. Lacey.
 w. W. Ellis and pr. F. l.. Crocker. pr. J. M. Gravlee and D. B. Wilson. J. H. Leonard and E. R. Smith.
 second Flight Cancellations T. l.. Barrett and F. K. Bradley. w. G. Patterson drew a bye. E. l.. yann, Sr., and George Rut- ledge.
 pr. Dwight Chiles drew bye.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17
Phil Douglas Placed On Ineligible List
 By NetU York Giants

He came to the station accon panied by Jesse Burkett, of u Giants, and was so indisposed thi he was assisted to s Pullman. New paper men asked him for stat ment.
 There won't be no statement no or never" said the pitcher.
 Douglas Record
 New York. August 16.-Phil Doul las, the pitcher who has been su! pended by the Giants. has been member of the McGraw club sint 1919. He first played professions ball in Georgia, his home state. wit the Rome Macon team in 1910. 1912 he was given a trial with u Chicago White Sox. but was sent Des Moines. He was back again 1913, but finished the season San Francisco.
 His first experience in the N; tional league was in 1914, with u Cincinnati Reds. In June, 191 Douglas was sold to Brooklyn, an in September was again gold to tf Chicago Cubs. They sent him to S Paul for the 1916 season, but In 191 recalled him.
 During the winter of 1919. McGra of the Giants traded Davey RoI ertson, an outfielder, to the Cubs fr Douglas. The big pitcher has dor his best work with the Giants. | won two of the worlds series gam, last year. and until his suspensic this year, was one of the Giant standbys.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17
BROWNS SPLTTW TWIN BILL WITH
 SENATOR OUTFIT
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Boston D. Chicago 3. St. Louis 7-5, Washington 3-11. Detroit !, New York 3. Philadelphia 10, Cleveland 9.
 fOday's Games Cleveland et Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston two games). Detroit at New York. St. Louis at Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17
Phil Morrison Blanks League Leaders With
 Three Hits in Second
hicks Score Seven Runs in
 Eighth Inning of First Game to Beat Barons, 9-5-Suggs
 Hit Hard.

Yesterdays Results IMefaphis 80. Birmingham b-2. [Atlanta 3, Chattanooga l. Nashville T, New Orleans 1.
 Mobile Little Rock (rain). Todny's Games
 Birmingham at Memphis.
 Chattanooga at Atlanta.
 New Orleans at Nashville. Mobile at Little Rock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17

By expelling the air within their bodies, aquatic birds make them selves heavier than water when div ing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17

VIUNfINIA LHA0UE At RockyTount 5, Newport News 1. Others rain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17

PIEDMONT LEAGUE At High Point 2. Gresnsboro l. Others rain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17
APPAIACHTAN IEA0UE
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE

III HHHfH1zzHOEIIAN IEHOOE At Knoxville 3-6. Greenvi1le 4~2. At Johnson City 2, Bristol 9.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17
Douglas Record

HtIV WUH Ut Iu slltvIHVHl HUN or never" said the pitcher.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17

........ 900 001 000---f Atlanta ............... 900 100 35"--9
 Silr1anaarv. Three-haae hlts Clavton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-17

Totals ......... . 1z s2e 13 'Batted for Edmundson in eighth.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14

ems, $275@2.S5; fair quality, $3.50
2.55.
Ora nges-One California, two Flor
ida arrived supplies liberal, slow de-
mand, market steady; Florida. brights
and goldens, box, $4.15@4.S5; mostly,
S4.4504.60; lew fancy, S5.10@5.15.
Chicago
Oranges-Steady to firm.
Grapefruit-Steady prices are I'M
changed.
Beans-Limited demand, trife cas-
Ter; hampers, $6.O0@700.
Peppers-Crates, fancy, $4.0094.50;
choice, 5000
Eggplant-Easier and moving slow
ly; crates $3.50.
Strawberries-Firm per quart, 500
Coo.
Cukes-No offerings.
Lettuce-About steady at $3.50 per
hamper.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14
NEWS FROM THE STATE.
/. MARKETING BUREAU
STATE MARKETING BUREAU

Wholesale quotations for Monday,
February -, 1922, reported to the
State Marketing Bureau, All ST
James building, Jacksonville, Fla.
Jacksonville
+ Light receipts; market steady.
Cabbage, weak; no demand.
Firm demand for beans, tomatoes,
caulifower, oranges and grapefruit,
and wanted
Boston
Oranges-Forty cars arrived, sup
plies heavy, market weak; brights and
goldens, mostly, $4.OO65.OO; few, $50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cars ar
rived, not quoted.
Cabbage-Seven cars arrived, mar
kej weaker, crates, Flat Dutch $500;
hampers, Wakefield, $1.25@1.5O.
Lettuce-Market stronger; hamp-
ers. good quality. $500.
Peppers-Market steady, consider
able slack and wasty; crates, fancy,
$3.50@ 500; choice, $250@3.25.
Eggplant-Light receipts, market
steady; crates, $3.OO@5.OO.
Strawberries-Sge per quart, so
@55c; soft low as soc.
Beans-Valentine, hampers, fancy,
$1,000 500; choice, $6.OO@7.0
Celery-Two cars arrived, not quot
ed.
Tomatoes-Two arrived, not quoted.
Philadelphia
Cabbage-Seventeen cars arrived,
weak hampers. 9Oc@1.35.
Il
steady, hampers, best, $2.00@2.50;
fair, $1.5OM1.75.
Celery-Twenty-two arrived, weak;
cIa.es, medium sizes. $3.25@3.75;
small to large. $2OOM3.O0.
Peppers-One arrived, firm; crates.
green, fancy, $3.50; choice, $3.50; red,
$500.
TomatOes-Five cars arrived, mar
ket firm for good stock; crates, fancy.
$4.50@5.50; choice, $4,000. 90;
crooks, $500.
String Beans-Supplies heavier,
market weaker; hampers, mostly 800
$500; poorer low as $3.50.
Lime Beans-Hampers, mostly SIS.
wberries-Supplies moderate.
market steady, per quart, mostly, $50
soc; poorer low as 40c
Cukes-Cra:es, S4.0O@700.
Cincinnati
No arrivals Florida vegetables.
Beets-Supplies liberal light de
mand and movement, market dull:
Floridas, pepper crates, $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures express re.
ceipts. Slow demand, market steady.
per quart 50@55c.
Cabbage-One Florida arrived, sup.
plies liberal, slow demand, market
slightly weaker, IL bus. hampers,
S100@1.25.
Grapefruit-No arrivals, supplies
liberal, slow demand. marke. steady:
Floridas, brights, medium sizes, $500
$3.50; fair quality, $2.55@2SO; gold
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14
EXPORTS FALL OFF

Washington, Feb. 19.-The value of
American exports in the first month
in the New Year dropped to the lowest
level recorded since August 1915
Figures made public by the depart
ment of commerce today with respect
tc the nation foreign trade last
month showed exports valued at
$279 100000 and imports amounting tc
S216,000,000 The imports total is
slightly higher than January 1921, but
2 decrease as compared with Decem-
Der. The decrease in exports values,
however, was decided, representing
falling off of $4,000 from the pre-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14
OLD RESIDENT GIVEN
UP BY PHYSICIANS

Given up by five doctors, my only
hope an operation. | rebelled on cut
ting me open, as am rs years old. A
neighbor advised trying Mayr's Won
derful Remedy for stomach trouble.
got relief right away. | had not eat
en- for ten days and was as yellow as
a gold piece. | could have lived only
a few days but for this medicine" 1t
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the infiam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14
TO STUDY FLORIDA METHODS

Savannah, Ga. Feb 14.-Thcmas A.
Lebreton, ambassador from Argentine
to the United STAGES passed through
Savannah this afternoon. en- route to
Florida. He stated while he will
Srend some time at Palm Beach and
Florida resorts on a vacation, he in
tends to study the fruit industy of
Florida for the purpose of compar-
ing the methods with those Of his Ia =
tive land
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14

office, a young woman bookkeeper of
Dublin has won suit for a weeks
pay in lieu of advance notice of dis
charge. She contended all the men
workers smoked on duty.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14

TO TELEGRAM SUBSCRIBERS
Telegram readers receiving their
copy of the Telegram by carrier are
requested to telephone 81 whenever
the paper is not delivered by 1880
p. m. Delivery Of missed copies is
made not later than p. m.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14

DON'T FORGETthe Big Auction
Sale, opposite freight depot, Thurs
day, Feb. is, at 10 a. M, and T. b.
HiIIman Groom bungalow and four
vacant lots on North Iowa Avenue. at
3 p. m. $50 in cash ii given away.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14

vious month of December and "a big
drop of 1915 100000 from January
1921. The low figure of August 1915
was s2G1, 100000. Department of COM
merce officials in discussing the for
eign trade emphasized however, tina!
the falling off in the case of both eX-
ports and imports is due in a large
degree to the decrease in prices.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14

cOnvCnienceS, and fOHr building lots,
covered with orange trees, on North
iowa avenue.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14

FOR SALE-ucds1n Super Six. used
very little. 500 takes it. See me
quick. &c rye kapanbatis, los
North Kentucky.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14

AT AUCTION THURSDAY after
noon at 3 9'cloek. the L. B. IIillmar
Groom bungalow, with AL modern
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14

Fired" because she smoked a
cigarette in her employers business
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-14
The Citrus Comedy Four

attraction with the Elks Big Sno"
the county Ihey
daily had everl escapes from Harmony
is
They
Merrill is the bari o
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28
PROPAGANDA COOPERA.
TIEI GU AJUTORUL CINE.
MATOGRAFULUI

In articolul, dedicat propagan-
del cooperatiste 81 inserat in No.
29-30 al revistci .'Furnica din a.
C., autorul lui. oil. G.. Goedhart,
presedintele Uniunei Cooperative
lnternationale, attribute osebita
lnsemnatate propaganda coopera-
tistc cu ajutorul cinematografului.
Insa d-l Goedhardt sta pc punctul
ca aceasta propaganda sa Sc faca
prin demonstrated filmelOr special
pentru acest scop preparate, lin ca
re sa sc puma in comparable condi-
tile actuale in care traeste societa-
tea de cooperate. Daca este absoll,t
imdubitabil folosul, pc care lar Fl
aduns un ascmenea film, apoi III
calea realizarii ideei lui Goedhart
stau - dupa cum ell insuSi martu-
riseste - mai mlllte dificultati,
cum stunt: lipsa de accste filme,
grcutatilc la fabricarca lui 81 spc-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28
CONVOCARE

Societatea Romana de Ajutol
Isl Cllltur;i "Cimpul Libeitatii''
din New Duluth, MINI. pc accasta
Gale convoaca pc toti membri dea
lua partc la adunarca lunara care
Sc Va tinea in prima Novembrit
1922. Sedinta sc dcschidc la ora
7p. m. in localul d-lui Pctru Nilvu
de sub No. o73O House Str.
La ordinea zilei va Fl mai mullte
chcstii importantc Gle resolvat.
In speranta ca yeti Fl la ordinca
zilei prezenti ramanem salutandu.
va cu dragoyte frateasca,
In numelc Socictatii "Campul
Libcrtatii''.
Gimie Racateu, prcsedinte.
Simion Turcu, prim secretar.
(252 & 54).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

bunului Dumnezeu doreste a'si
serbia Jubileul de un an 81 tot
odata invita- pc toate surorile Ell
societati apartinatoare in Uniune
81 neapartinatcare atat Parochii
81 Cluburi, lua rarte La marele
Banchet Gu Petrecere ce va avea
loc pc ziua de IL Nov. 1922 in
hala ruseasca de sub No. 1918
Morgin Str. Acest Banchet 81 mare
Petrecore nu-i pentru mandrie nici
pentru fala, ci numai pentru in,
flcrirea Neamului ncstru roma.
nesc caci Gu tctii suntem streini
pc aceste plaiuri Americana 81 Gu
totii trebuie sd ne ajutam atat
neral cat 81 material asa dar ridi-
candu-ne glasul nostlu catra toate
surorile ncastre Societati credem
ca nu va sta nici una nepasatoara
pentru nu ne veni intru ajutor
Sec. noastre precum nici moi n am
stat nerasatcri la acelea surori,
care ne-au facut APPEL. Societatea
Principle Mihai" desi tinara
societate dar ori 81 ce chemare
STA inderlinit Gu drag 81 Isl va
indeplini in tctdeauna fata de
surcrile Ell Sccietati, Cluburi 81
Parcchi. Asa dar tinara Societate
"Printul Mihai'' va mai roaga
inca cdata nu o pune Ia uitare
cri 81 care socie .ate sd c incurajeze
cat Sc poate.
In numele Sccietatii "Principele
Mihai" din crasul Sioux City,
Iowa. P. Box 233.
Tcma Baltecan, preycdinte.
Petru I. Olariu, secrctar.
(254 4--55).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28
mititel, dc pofta?

mititel, de pofta?
Gura lumii mi-arllncd multe
in spinare. Stunt scarbita!
Sc ispravi actul |.
Frumoasa artista dadu buzna in
LOLA ei nrnata de cele doua prize
tene.
Dinu, conduse pc Wanda, care-l
certa ca lasase prca multi sim
gura, in parter. Apoi, zarind i'll
tr'o LOLA de avantscena, cxcelen-
ta simpatiea, vecliiu prieten, care
tocmai.se ridica sd trcaca in foyer
|ii esi in Gale. Tinarlil ministru, a.
prinzandu-si tigara, intreba pc
Dinn:
Ri, Dinlle, stu .ca ri darul
de-a descopcri luceferi noui &c
|stca iinportanta e All pc firma-
mentui npereia SIT. excelenta
ddbntase in viata ca poet Ba, A.
|yea 81 un volum de vcrsuri.
Draga SanduIe, steaua ., Gu
rat, luceafar.
Ghici gu cine vorbii pan aculn.
NJ. Il n ~ !. ~ 8 1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

toatc ungherelc BucureStiului. Isl
dadeau toate ostcnelile sal faca
sederea cat mai placuta 81 mai
alcs S o distraga de la ceasurile ei
dc mclancolie.
Wanda era o mlnunata canta-
reata. Femeia aceasta care vazusc
celc mai mari opere din lume nu
vazuse inca opera romano. Dinu
Isl rezervasc aceasta placere cam
[cu ingrGorare. Opera romano Isl
alesese tenplul i'll micul 81 coche-
|tul teatru Liric.
Ajunsera dupa cinci minute dc
la inceperea spectacolului.
Cclibcrii dc la intrarilc salii Ill
mai ingaduiau nimanui sd patrun-
Ida dupa ridicarea cortinci.
Dispoxitia directiei era pazitd
Gu sfintenie.
Wanda nu Sc supara, ba, gas
aceasta foarte Occidental.
Cum intarziascra fara sa-si poa.
tl lua macar masa Gle seara, nu.
mai ca "a fie la s 81 jum., fix, u
teatru, pana la sfarsitul actului, I
|luara JOS, Ia buffet niste sandWi-
|schufi u cate un pahar,it de vim.
In pufait sohor sc auzi IA in
trarea teatrului.
Grsbite, aparara, ii boeate
insntoatyi; trei eleganfe isifarxiatf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

lie MI yedcau iii mine decat exibi-
tia, felncea frumoasa 81 toaletele
In ziua cand mann incrcdmtat
ca G pacat pentu oanlenii astia
sa-mi mai jertfcsc munca, inilna
| 81 averea, m am hotarit sal para.
sesc.
Sa 81 vreau sd mai reintru, La
Icele mai principalc teatre, sc O.
pun rivalele care Sc cred, singurc,
artistic dcstalcnt!
Nj cumya te roade rau cxi,
lnl la care teal snpus vOluntar
dorul sceneis Ute, al am slabit
Am fost bolnava. Q luna
am stat III pat.
Abba azif am ieyit. Tin mutt Sd
vad pc marea dansatoate Noyos-
mirna, prea Sc vorbeste grozav
(de ,ea.
Oar stii6a, IN defigitiv, Ell
toata boala, tot rapitoare Sstil "a,
|ayculta, date incoa ii SpuncIni Ia
|ureche asa, 81 sand snillnai en-,
|re cine mai inbesti Vi pc cine al
.s . s. N. x~:x 81 N Sss 3ss 81 x IL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

Cand csira pc poarta Mitropo-
liei, clopotul eel mare ,..;il dea!
batca inca form;labii, treZind Ca
pitala din somntlenta eli Par c:l
striga:
- Veniti de cura:as' gr1juurila
lui Augias!
&c clopot urias. - exclama
Wanda.
- Singurll pc care nemtil l'al
crutat, caci pe celcl 'altc de la
toate biscricile din satele 81 ora
Scle tarei lc-au fulat ca sd toarna
din ele, in fabricile lor, guri d.
tun 81 camasi de gloante.
ClopotIl asta vestea ri 81 noap-
te, pc cetateni ca vim cu omor, de-
asupra lor, pasarile ncgre teutonc
81 l,axnicii nostrii b1curesteni
sc ascundeau in pivniti 81 in gauri
de sanpe de urgia fiarelor sbura
toare &C 50 napusteau asupra 1loa'
stra ca niste nonstri apocaliptici
Cate gclnstc De moarte raspun'
deap accstui clopot!
Dinu 81 Wanda trecura ii sboi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

yazuta in pima lumina, Dfnu I
, recunoscu mai ales dupa suras
fermecatorul ci suras atat dc GU
! noscut, mai sfredelitor c al Mona
Lisei. Era una din cele mai sedu
catoare fiice ale Thaliei romano.
Luandu-i amandoua mainilc 81
sarutandu-i-le Gu caldura, Dinu
Isl ceru scuze pcntru intarzierea
salutului 81 arui1ca yina pc palaria
frumoasei.
Oar supcrba artista ii sptlse: !.
=. Team sal,ltat Gu intaiu, toe.
mai ca sa ma recunosti, dar ma
observat. Est san lpiop, sau amo'
rezat!..
- Sc prea poate II una 81 alta
- il raspunse Dinu. prwi sem
nificativ spre Wanda. 4
81 incantatoarea tsaiIeeI una din
cele mai aplaudate artistic pentru
fruwrssetea 81 toAletele ei, iileepu
|sa ,orbcasca deA tcatru; il yreme
Cd prictencle ii - iIilzha,i IL III
yarasia unui donaa gras II elegant.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

81 ele. Dand en- ochll de uSlle fere-
cate 81 pdzite de cel'beri, incepur;t
sa massacre nervoase, Gu paSl ma
runti, timentul salii ell stalpii i'm.
bracati i'm oglinzi. Din cand ii,
cand Isl priviau in cristalul lucitor
splendoarea trupurilor 81 vestmin-
telc luxoase. Toate crau frllmoasc
81 puritan pc ele O. ayere. Taiate
'dapa ultimul jurna rochiile lor
de 'matasc, muiate ~ anr 81 argint,
iradiau in ploaia fosforoscenta a
nestimatelor. Pc sanii rOz-albi al
femellor, la gatul, urechile 81 de.
gctcle lor Sc incrucisau fllgere
multicolorc. 81 erau una dccat
alta mai frumoase, 81 pareau, cate
81 trele, sotii san amantc de ma
babi.
Lasandu-sl prietcna pc un scaun
ce Sc gasi la indeinana, Dinu
vrand Sd ia dc la vestiar un jurnal
din buzunarul paltonului, vazu pc
una din cele trei femei priyindu-l
III un surls de veche cunostinta.
| o priyise 81 81 in cateya rinduri
| |dar Il q putuse recunoaste de la
distanfa. Purta .pe cal, imensa
|si elegsnta palarie ,nuiata in dan.
|tele ee-i lnlbrea multi fata.
Daf De data asia, frumoasa fe-
| Bsec rislicand captil III sus "a s;s fie
.4.xs sss ~ ~ sfM "a fgTs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28
CETrFI 81 ABoNAT1
ZIARUL "AMERICA"
DORI1I SA C.xSTIGATI BANI
NXTUl

L Indifferent daca suntcti muncitor|
dc fabrica. negustOr, sau femei ca
re lucreaza in difcritc intrcprin-
deri. gospodine 81 oficianti. fiecare
poate sA-si inmulteasca venitul.
vinzind i'm timpul liber nouile im-
portate ccasuri muzicale--cca mai
noua inventie--un nOu barometru,
si niste brieiuri importate din Ger
mania toate aceste lie puteti vinde
IN conunitatea D-voastrA. Pentru
a Fl reprezentantul nostru nu G
lipsa sa aveti experienta. Tn lucru
p1acut i'm timpul liber, dupa masa,
scara 81 Duminica. Scrieti ST va tri-
mitem iuformatii in detail.
UNION SALES Co.. Dept. A.
Is =. lDespIninex Chicago, Ill.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

Sc foarte mari ce sunt i'll legatura
cu aceasta fabricare.
Existl 81 alte moduri pentru a
Sc folosi de cinematograf in scop de
propaganda cooperatista. In mai
multe tari (Anglia, Franta, Bel
gia) cinematograful GU success mare
Sc intrebuinteaza pentru realizarca
acestui scop char 81 in prezent
adevarat ca intrcbuintarea Sc face
pc cale indirecta.
La adumari cooperative, convoca-
te Gu seop cultural 81 Gu scop de
propaganda cooperative sc demon
streaza filmuri instructive, distrac-
tive 81 comice. Daca in centre mari
exista teatre, concerto, etc., apoi
in centre mici 81 in safe lipsesc
distractiile 81 char cand sunt = III
un caracter nesanatos. Deci adu-
mari, Gu intrebuintarea cinematog-
rafului, indcosebi in oraSe mici 81
in safe, desigur vor atrage publicul.
Astfel propaganda cooperative
obtinc posibilitatea Gle patrunde
in mod larg in masscle poporului,
lar scopul de propaganda in pre-
zent anume const;l in a coopera pO-
sibil mai larg iii deoscbi satul 81
centrele mici.
Ca piedica p;na-n ultimul timp
era scumpetea aparatului cinema
tOgrafic. Insa de curand i'm indust-
ria cinematografica S a obtinut sue
cesc ari.Au fost.construite aparate
uScare 81 portatiye. carl usor mira
intro laduta 81 nu Ger peniru func-
tionarea lor aranjamcnte spcciale.
Elc pot functiona fara current ei,c-
trlc, numai eli 'ajutorul uful ma
nci, pc care-i 'l1oatc inyast: 81 i'm
copil. Proectiunea obtinI'a clara,
a1and dimensiulie lie netru 81 AZ
cm., ! m. 4 en-. pc I'm ccr;in l.. dis
t;nta de 4 mctri dc aparat. Ascza-
|rca aparatului sc face IN c.:teva mi
mute, putandu-Se a ii oprlt III ori.'t
mcment pentru tare, cxplicatiun:
!or 81 fara a So st:lee lumiiia. Ara
ra.ul este foarte trlnspcrtabil pen.
sra localitatile cll;ar oelc ma; indie.
rSrtate 81 salilc c:i. mai n,iei, far:
III, o dificultata. Di. partea alto
, ritatilor, datoria carora este dc ;
pazi siguranta publica, nu sc cert
lici 0 formalitate iii privinta ace
ASA. deoare &c filmelc, care sc ri
l"aza de accst aparat, sunt incpn'
brstibile.
Asemenea aparatc costa act,la
- de la 1900 franci franeezi pan.
la 100 fr., dar aparatul Mazo pro
duce proectiuni de 5 mt. pit. fiint
bun pentru sala de 25O insi. Pre-
turtle mentionate, fata dc cursll
lactual al leului sunt egale Gu 11,5N
Ii 600 Lei care suma deSiQur nlI-