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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22

lpgularatie in con(ucerea Unune carl reduc toate
la caZu Urcan, dec e de adunarea generald obc
nu e de extraordinary convocata pc baza statutelor
Atunc att conducator Unune cat societa
Deseapta-te Romano Hora Unr sta nantea trbunau
ui suprem al poporui 81 81 prm fecare anda pc
dcapsa mertata Pana aunc ns bine sa stam lins 81
a respecam egile pc carl moi eam facut 81 carl nmen
reptul le calce Sa utam suft prinpreurul
nostru vpere earl da mut vada ununea sparta 81
Ia um ca raul prevent din pasu grest al unei
tieati peste ntreag Organzatie Omu elept
u apuca de treaba pana gur ca ies la bun
sfarsit
Membrii uturor socetatl au decat sa ceeasca bne
naporu primt della Cometu Suprem Executv 81 sa alba
trederea Uniunea aa acum, nci stana
farl cani 81 nici oaie in gura uplor.
G. STANCULESCU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22

tre'bue sa-si assume dreptul de a
-condamna ori aproba eXistenta
mei aStfel de organizatiuni.
4
Berlin. - La Chemnitz an fost
ranite suta douaZcci de persoane
in lupta dintre communist 81 mem.
brn unei orgamizatii patriotice.
Washington. Senatorul Ia
Follete va inainta I'm project pen
tru modiflcarea constitute in asa
fel incat M magistratura sd fie
autorltatea suprema, ci parla
mentul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
INF0RNA

'LOndra. LOrdul Northcliffe 5 a
reintors ieri din Elvetia. unde a
stat catva timp pentru cartarea
sanatatei. Dansul autorizat pe
|secretarul sau pTivat da in pu-
blm declaratia ca lisa recoman-
dat de eatre dectori sa ia un ira.
lament special pentru lboala de
inima.,
Londra. - Conform celor scrise
de ziarele din Anatolia, mosteni-
tori saltanu]ui Abdul Hamid au
vindut uuui sindicat englez mari
intndsri de eampii petrolifere in
districtnl Mosu, pc pretul de
-, 000000. Vinzsres s'a facut GU
incuviintarea Portii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
U. s. r. A.
C. Q M u N VIC A r


Societatile membre in "Uniu
nea Solicitation Romano de A.
jutor 81 Cultura din America,
sunt rugate a lua la cunostint&
urmatoarele:
Din "Raportul" TRIMS So
cietatilor de catre G. S. E. in
cazul E. Urcan 81 Memoranda
Soc. Dest. r. & H. Unirei," Ca
re a fost trimes societatilor pc
cal nelegale fara a instiinta TO-
rurile competente sau Presidiul
General, credem ca onor. soc.
au luat act de cele decise de G..
S. E., 81 Sc vor confor7aa ,lor.
In urma acestui RAPPORT, +"
vedem ca soc. Dest. r. & H. u
nirei nu mai voeste a recunoa-
ste nici o "autoritate," G. s. E.
sau functionarii Uniunei, care
inca sunt la postul lor-ci ur-
meaza inainte Gu violarea sta
tutelor trimetand pamflete la
Soc. prin care blameaza actua-
lul Presidiu fara nici un motiv.
In toata actiunea sa nu a
consultat pc nici unul din func-
tionarii responsible in cauza
ce o propaga, nu s'a referit Ia
nici un paragraf din statutele
generate sau locale carl lar da
dreptul la actiunea ce a luat-o.
La oficiul secretarului Uniu-
nei nu s'a PRINT nici o instiin~
tare della soc. Dest. r. & H. u
nirei, in mod official prin care
conform uzului trebuia anun-
tat.
Functionarii general, Conf
tetul S. E. nu vor depasi sta
tutele Uniunei la nici un caz,
81 vor ramane pe langa decisiu-
nea Ad. generate della Alliance,
o., pentru tinerea Ad. generate
la timpul hotarit, convocata
conform statutelor 81 nu in con-
ira lor.
Pentru aceasta adunare Sc
lucreaza din resputeri pentru
reorganizarea Uniunei, in con-
formitate Gu legile Statului, un-
de suntem Incorporate 81 a Ca
ror legi suntem siliti a ne su-
pune conform instructiunilor
primite della Departmental A.
sigurarilor din Columbus, o.
Rugam decf pc onor. Soc. ca
sa fie calme 81 sa observe Gu
stricteta Statutele generate 81
locale, sa prepare pentru acea-
sta Adunare, barbati vrednici
oameni sinceri carl sa fie sta
pani pc vointa lor.
Societatile care si-au trimes
delegatii la controla in zilele de
10, 16 81 II l. c., conform pleni-
potentelor primite Ia Oficiul
aecretarului General, sunt ru-
gate . raporta Presedintelui
General in ce stare q aflat Soc.
q carei delegat q fost trimes,
pentru . putea raporta Ia adu-
narea generala.
Cat pentru convocarea soc.
Dest. B. q II. Unirei, nefiind
in conformitats Gu legile noa-
sire este declarat& nula, 81 fara
nici 0 putsre executive.
Data Ia Youngstown, O., 20
Iunie 1922.
/. N. serbu, pres. gen.
6. Marhao, seer. gen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
IN F(eA C0NDfOLu|

VUv U" VVIvOIUOLUl
Tnii striga din gura mare cor
ira intregei hlmi dar cand ii lei
la respundere m au vazut, nh
stiu mimic
q
In Russia poti' fl broke cH
buzunarele pline de bani.
s.
Daca sc va face greva la calie
ferate. cum vor sosi acasa avla-
tori.
"a
Sc spune .ca cafeaua tie tine
treaZ. Am putea recOmanda aceSt
remediu la multi. mai ales in timp
de vara.
d
New York a avut o furtuna. I'm
incendiu 81 o inundatie. Sc mai
asteapta alta grozavenie: un
conferentiar englez.
g
Pretul gasolinei sa urcat din
nou. John d. Rockefeller a mai
dOnat, GU siguranta. cateva mi
lioane pentru scopuri caritabile.
81
Cali de circ vOr fl inchiSi inou-
rlnd i'm colivie. ca alte flare sal
batice.
Femeile maritate nu Sc mai bat
cum aveau obiceiul. De cand en-
inventiunea ferului de calcat elec-
tric nu mai pot face experi,ncnta
Gu cap#tina barbatului.
=
In Filipino s'au descoperit niste
i>voare de petrol. 81 aceasta aratd
eat de nejusta este cererea ior
pentru un stat independent.
q
Fiecare fata site eel putin una
din sexul eli care ar Fl o gospodi
reasa de model.
ii
Ce nsurare ar fl pentru omenire
daca muzicantii $ ar naste 81 ii,
trebui sd faca exercitii pana ce
devin faimosi.
q
Este de admiral ca ce extrava
CAN'T sunt tinerii Gu amorul 81 eat
de Sgarcltl stunt dupa casatOr!".
"a
'Omul zilei'' nu dureaza IL
China decat cateva minute.
"a
Ford ar dori sa preia admin
strarea iStatelOr Unite. deoarcc,
GU sistemul de prezent Sc nerd
bani
q
Multe fete sunt atat de gra
tioase ca niste lebede. Dar elm, 4
vazut o lebeda umbland?
-
Omnl care a 'cnmparat un port
moneu pc credit avut ncrvi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
G.. STANCULESCU.

mentul agricultural Sc anunta ca
recolta graului e buna in tOatd
Europa. desi in Franta, Germania
Isl PolOnia cantitatea nu intrece
Gu multi media. Recolta din in.
intreaga lume pc perioada 1921
- este de 712.777.OO0 bushels, or
cu 10O.664.0M bushels mai multi
ca ahul trecut.
Youngstown, Ohio. = Fabricele
ide otel din Youngstown lucreaza
en- deplina capaeitate acum, maj
ales de cand comenzile fabricelol
de automobile au inceput sd Sc
inmnlteasca. Dintre sapte fabrici
noni earl. eran sa sc. porneasci
astazi, numai sase an putut gasi
destui muncitori cu carl sa in.
ceapa lucrul.
Covington, KY. = Fermierul c.
B. Brooks, in etate de 65 ami. s'a
sinucis impuscandu-se Gu IN re-
volver. dupa ce mai intai ucisese
pc fiul sau. James. i'm etate de &c
de ami.
Bridgeport. Conn. = fY-na Lii
liam Northrop a fost ueisa noap.
tea trecuta in mod misterios la
locuinta sd, lar, politia n "a putut
gasi nici cea maj mica dovada
care so pue pc urma ucigasului
Dansa fOst gasfta zacand nein-
sufletita in pat, scaldata intr I'm
lac de sange.
Washington. = Vorbind DE
baza rmei statistice, doctorul II
Lavlnder anuntat ca in statele
Unite sunt 1900 de leprosi. cari
zac la locuintele lor. Dansul zicea
ca spre a inlatura raspandirea a.
cestei boale statul dator sat
adune imediat 81 sal pue intr 'un
loc izolat.
Berlin. = Sc rapOrteaza cd Ia
,'Blskupltz. in Silesia de sus, a avrli
ioc 0 lupta singeroasa intre solda
+, I'll Francezi 81 politia de plebiscit
(un fel de polite compusa din
Germani 81 Polonezi). Lupta {
devenit 81 mai violenta cand ur
mare numar de civil an sarit ii
ajutorul politici. Au fost ucis
Patru civil.
Ottawa. Canada. - Casa Co.
munelor ratiYicat ieri tratatu1
semnat la conferinta desarmarei
din Washington. Ratificarea a fos,
spriJlnita 81 v0tata eli unanimita.
te de membrii tuturor partidelor
Geneva. Tn comunicat dat
DIN partea Ligei Natiunilor a.
nunta ca Anglia, Franta, Belgia
Danemarca, America de sud, Gre.
ela, Olanda, Peru 81 Suedia All ras.
puns in mod favorable cererei dc
a nu-si mai mari efectivul arma.
telor in anul acesta.
EIyria, Ohio. - Fabrica Gene
raj Phonograph Company ince-
ipnt sa lucreze Gu Q echipa de ziua
81 una Gle .noapte, lar Columbia
Steel Company mai marit plata
muncitorilor Gu 10 cents la dollar
Mai toate celelalte fabrici lucrea.
"a eu intreaga capaeitate.
Sandusky, Ohie. Mustele sunt
atat de numeroase pc aici, fncat
fermlerii au siMtit trebuinta de
a-sl Imbraca cali fntr 'un fel de
panfaloni largi 81 . le pune in cap
palarii de pale.
Cincinnati, Ohjo Adunarea
federated u,uncitorestj . respins
propunerea. de 4 y declara con.
ira societatei secsete, Ku Klux
Klan. Gel mai multi delegsti a,l
zis ca conventia neitsreasea nj,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
DACA VREI

Sa nu to ingroape ca Talerul
inscrie-te intro Societate din
Uniauea s. r. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22

Washington. = Vorbind pc
baza mei statistice, doctorul II.
Lavlnder a anuntat ca in statele
Unite sunt 1900 de leprosi. earl
zac la locuintele lor. Dansul zicea
ca spre a inlatura raspandirea a.
cestei boale statul dator sal
adune imediat 81 sal pue intr r',n
lOc iZolat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22

Bridgeport, Conn. = fy-na Lii
liam Northrop a fost ucisa noap-
tea trecuta in mod misterios la
locuinta sa, iar, politia ma putut
gasi nici cea mai mica dovada
care so pue pc urma ucigasului.
Dansa fost gasfta zacand nein-
sufletita in pat, scaldata intr 'un
lac de sange.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
nRIBERY OF CRITICs

George Jean Nathan, in Judge.
 l protest against the neglect of me. 1 am jealous. Am I so much better than anyone else that I should be made to suffer when all this enviablt. bribery is going on? am not. I want to be bribed, too. Why should I be blackballed simply because write for magazines? Why should I be regarded as the only critic in New York who can't be approached2 Damned if know! It's ridiculous.
 For years, the late Richard Mans field used to bribe the provincial newspaper dramatic critics by invit- ing them to supper in his private car after the show, and by presenting them-right after the demi-tasse and cognac-with large photograph of himself autographed. ITO the great est dramatic critic in America, with gratitude for his help and advice, from his respectful friend, Richard Mansfield For years, certain New York firm of managers paid one well known critic (now dead) well for his valuable advice" during re- hearsals, while another producer furnished his flat for him for the same valuable advice" For years
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
THE QUEEN OF SEzEBA DLSPLA YLNG
 THE ANCIENT ORIENT IN ALL ITS SPLENDOR AT ALCAZAR ALL WEEK

trickstress or seer? How many peo- When the Alcazar opens tomorrow Queen of Sheba," photoplay patrons a queen of power and beauty such great and mighty Solomon.
 rayed of any motion picture actress in any production is Betty Blythe as the Queen of Sheba. She has 26 changes of costume, each costume dazzlingly beautiful, with head dress and hair dressing all it's own. These costumes were designed espe- cially for this production by Marga ret Whistler, official costumer for William Fox.
 Miss Blythe, as well as appearing to the greatest advantage in these spectacular Oriental costumes, is In her own person a most stylish wom- an in fact, she is always considered stunning" in her attire. An inn porter in Los Angeles who gathers the cream of the costume product of Paris and New York, counts Miss Blythe as her favorite customer, and invariably reserves her most distinc tive models for her. Miss Blythe. perfect in figure, is one of the fortu- nate few who can carry equally well the simple and severe designs of Worth or the bizarre effects of Poiret.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
Are You a Weak
 and filling Woman? Beauty and Health Go Hand
 in Hand

Fort Thomas, Ky.-"Several years ago l had become so poor and weak from trouble of a feminine character that l could not walk around in my room without holding to the furniture or having some one to assist me. was so nervous at times could hardly endure any one walking across the floor. Finally l began taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and in three months time 1 gained 20 pounds. con- tinued taking the medicine until I was entirely well. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription certainly saved my life. Mrs. Laura Klep- fer, 15 Oak street.
 Health is most important to you. Do not neglect it. Obtain this Pre- scription of pr. Pierce's now, in liquid or tablets, from your drug gist, or send 10c for trial pkg. of tablets to Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, N. r., or write for free medical advice.-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
'DODBED HAIR" ,... GALAXFEATURE
Charming Wanda HaMey ]. Stars in Story of Dra- l|Is natiC Interest

Hers was . soul which demanded hai aFtistio atmosphere. And what <s@s the poor girl to do when she had m aunt who didn't realize that there waa such thing as art, much less etmo spheHe. So Polly Heath set out to find the missing element in her happiness and her search brings the happiness of mirth Go those who see sBobbed Hair.~
 Charming Wanda Eawiey is the star Of 'Bobbed Hair" which Is the feature attraction at the Galax thea Ire all this week. beginning tomor- row, and Miss Hawley was never seen to better advantage than in this pie ture.
 Her new offering is not domes- tic comedy, for, as Polly Heath, Miss Hawley has the "yearning" of late adolescence for a lover like Dante or Leander. So, she runs away from home and joins a friend in a futuristic art colony, where she cuts her hair and wears "untrammelled" clothes.
 Then the fun begins. of the most deliciously satirfcal sort, but held to- gether by a strong thread of dra- matic interest. leading to a pleasing conclusion, William Boyd is a new and attractive leading man, is ex- cellent1y cast in the heavy role.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
CONDITIONS IN HOLY LAND SHOCK
 ENGLISH EDITOR
Lord Northcliffe Is Surprised When Carried Through the Streets of Jerusalem in
 ArmOred Cars

Jerusalem, March 25.-Lord North cliffe, British newspaper publisher, expressed surprise on his visit here that 1t was deemed necessary to meet him and escort him through the streets with armored cars, He said it was source of wonder to him how little the people in England and America knew about the conditions existing in the Holy Land.
 Voicing regret that he found Pales- tine so unhappy, he asserted that the British public was imperfectly in formed regarding the feeling in Pal estlne" and he added that he hoped Palestinians would not move too quickly and make Palestine another Ireland"
 Lord Northcliffe was given an op- portunity to hear two sides of the Zionist question. A delegation of Orthodox Jews which waited on him protested against Zionism. Later a deputation of Zionists called and re- quested an expression from him on the Balfour declaration of Great Britain's intention to make this a Jewish homeland. To this latter dele gation. the British publisher said:
 ''No one wishes the Jews to return to the Holy Land more than l do but have the greatest regret of the need of armored cars. You exaggerate the idea that the only topic we have
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
THE SILENT CALL" FEATURES
 BELGIAN POLICE DOG---TRIANON

X big Belgian police dog plays the part of Cupid in "The Silent Call" the Laurence Trimble-Jane Murfin pro- duction presented by H. o. Davis and distributed by Associated First Ma tional Pictures, Inc, which is run ming at the Trianon theatre all this week.
 Flash, to give Strongheart his screen name is the unusual canine who possesses a dual nature, half wolf and half dog. The dog strain which is dominant, Is quick to per ceive the growing affection between Clark Moran, the western miner and Betty Houston, who is camping with her father in the foothills.
 Even before the two people most vitally interested sense the bond which is drawing them together, the dog realizes the full import of their meetings.
 The picture is resplendent with beautiful outdoor scenery. The story visualizes the old west. most of the action having been filmed in the high Sierras. It is to the fastness of the snow-topped mountains that Flash flees when the wolf nature, asserting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26

itself, causes him to desert civiliza- tion.
 One of the unusual scenes of the picture is when Flash in his noun tain fastness, meets and takes as his mate, Nayhee. a full -blooded wolf. It required infinite patience and coax ing to induce the wolf that was brought to the studio to go through with the part.
 Not so with Flash. The dog pos sessed unusual intelligence; and it is this uncanny instinct to know what was wanted and do it accurately, that makes the picture one of the years most remarkable offerings.
 The producers spent months of in- vestigation searching the foremost kennels of this country and Europe before they came upon Strongheart, the Belgian police hound who takes the role of Flash in the picture.
 While the police dog, as distinct novelty in motion pictures calls for unusual attention from audiences, the story is admirably acted by an all star cast which includes: John Bow CTS, Kathryn Mcclure. William Dyer. James Mason, Nelson Mcdowell E. J. Brady and Robert Bolder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
SOVIET RUSSIA
 NOW MONEY MAD
As Rubles Fall in Value Peo- pie Cease to Talk in
 Millions
By Associated rress

Moscow, March 25.-Russia is money mad. Almost everybody from the humblest communist to the erstwhile aristocrat is thinking, dreaming, talking of money. Public events. life, death. all else go by the board.
 As the ruble drops dizzily, week by week, people cease to talk or do business in millions, as few months ago. Now everyone of money conse- quence is not a millionaire but bil- lionaire and soon they will be tril- lionaires. A million rubles lately has been equivalent to $2. a billion to s2,000.
 Speculation has reached such pitch that the cabman speculates on his fare. To one he charges 50,C0O rubles for a ride and to another 100 900 or 200, 900, according to his wit
 The man, woman or child who does not get rich in Russia today must be a fool. Indeed. One has but to buy any article, pair of shoes. a Per sian rug, a lamp, a watch, ring, a hslf dozen yards of cloth and hold it for few days and sell it for twice the cost.
 Women speculate shrewdly and shrewder than all others are former countesses and princesses.
 Since the government turned the real estate over to it's occupants, the rent of apartments and rooms here has jumped from zero to large sums. The right to occupy a mere room. if the owner wishes to sell out, runs from 10,000,00 to 50.000,000 rubles and apartments 50.0o0,000 to 200. .0oc.- 900. Legally, newcomers are required tc pay nothing, but in order to ob- tain what they want. they must se- cretly subsidize the soviet house com- mittee.
 There is speculation in cloth. Most of the good cloth now in Russia is smuggled in. A little money is paid here. there. everywhere. and the cloth gets in. Then speculation takes place
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
THREE LIVE GHOSTS" COMEDY
 DRAMA, STRAND ATTRACTION

have had much to do with a number Of recent successes, and Norman Ker- ry have the principal roles.
 A story of fire and action and TO- nance with Rodolph Valentino as the star and Dorothy Dalton in the prin- cipal feminine role is the attraction booked for Thursday, Friday and Sat urday. Her Mate" is picturization of the famous story by Frank Norris, with the principal players in roles giving them the utmost opportunity for characterizations that attract and interest.
 One of the big punches of the pie ture is the fight between Laredo and Moran. In this fight. in which Laredo finally completely worsts Moran, he overcomes the brutal, masculine part of her nature and subjects her to his superior physical strength. From then on she is the woman. no longer able to defend herself, looking to him for protection against other enemies. but her heart has filled with love and womanly attributes. and she turns with longing heart to the man who has vanquished her.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
French "Wine Ship" ProUes
 To Be Only Pleasant Myth

jolly tugs brought the thirsty on board and carried the satiated ashore.
 Anticipation apparently has un- necessarily been aroused. The craft appears to be t phantom ship. No body among the wine growers. ex- porters, or the creators of govern ment propaganda has heard of the plan. Application for membership in coastwise yacht clubs in the United States might just as well be with drawn now. The musical bibblers can cease practicing 'yo-ho-ho and bottle of rumi''
 Its all a dream" says Jean Cou- prie, secertary of the wine exporters commission.
 Moreover" he continued, "it Is all prie, secretary of the wine exporters clever propaganda for our wines. Americans would rightfully say that we were attempting to influence their internal legislation. No country would stand for that.
 Besides, the entire French navy could not carry wine enough to con vert 100.000,000 people. For the pres- ent Americans who want French wine must come to France. Many dc Doubtless many more wish they could"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26

Was she vampir or an amazon, a st beautiful woman in the world? izling production of the films, "The see deeper into the motives that led 1T wiles as any other woman on the of Sheba, for Sheba had gone the way of Babylon. The pictorial effect of the great effort is one of the most remarkable in the history of motion picture art in architecture, streets, costume and the peopling of the scenes. During tho unraveling of the great drama there are innumer- able wonderful scenes, the pallets, the court of Solomon, the desert &C., ton, the chariot races and above all the setting of wonderfully dramatic happenings among the rich, exotic ef- fects of oriental splendor.
 Sheba;s Ballet
 One of the drawing powers of this wonderful romance of the most beau tiful woman is the dancing. done by the very best dancing artists In the world. The scenes are called She bas Ballet" Frederick KoVert, a spe- cial dancer, had charge of the dane ing enlisted in the production. All of the authenticated dance pastures are presented with the action and grace of the ancient dance.
 Perhaps the most gorgeously ar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
By WILLIAM A. BIRD Special Cable to The Age-uerald t~N. HaraIh1

ICOpyright, IBEN, by Ihe AEe-HefHIuJ
 Paris, March 25.-For mystery, the flying Dutchman has nothing on the wine-laden French steamship, which the newspapers announced this week, would tour the world, inviting gour- mands in every port to taste the most famous vintages of champagne. Ber- gundy, Anjou and Alsace.
 According to the story especial at tention was to have been paid to America, from Boston to New Or leans, from Seattle to San Diego. this wonder craft was to have been anch- ored three miles off shore while
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26

Tn it's distribution. In the south of Russia cloth Is cheap, hence it must be transported to the center or north, where two or three times it's cost may be obtained. If sent to Siberia, the profit is immense.
 Speculation in food is the biggest affair. An official who controls private car makes millions moving flour. fruit. wine to the centers. of high prices.