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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24

SOcletatea romina dc ajutOr 81
cultura .,Dacia Traiana" din Ne
wark, Ohio. are onOarca a invi.
ia pc toatc surOrile SOcietati
Cluburi 81 parsehiii, precum 81
pc toti fratii Romini din lOc 81
Jur a lua parte la frumoasa pc
trecere GU dams, care va avea loc
Dumincca, | Septembric 1918.
in hala fratelui p. China din 1916
jackson Stree.
lnceputul la orele | p. IN. 81 va
dura pima la Orelc II din nOaptc.
Prctul de intrare: Domnii sc
cent?, damelc gratis.
Muza din Columbus, Ohio. va
dista onoartul public Gu celc ma;
frumoase arii de dams 81 cintece
rationale.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc cu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ZlarlStIca.
.Bufetul va fl asortat GU celt
mai gustOase mezeluri 81 bautur;
rccOritOare.
Venitul curat al acestei petrc-
ceri este destinat pentru fondu
dc bOlnavi al Societatii.
Tot fratii membrii sunt obi
gait lua parte la aceasta pe
trecere, la din contra va fl slit
sficcare frate membru a,si plat
tichctul de intrare.
In speranta ca toti fratii 81 su
rOrile Rominc ne vor da tot spri
jinul dior posibil, pima la revc
derc am ramas salutindu-va CT
dragOste frateasca:
In numelc Societatii ..Daci;
Traiana' din Newark. Ohio:
Gligor Sirb, pres. aranjator
(93-95).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
O OCARAVANA.

!, WASHINGTON, 21 Aug. I'm
derG" pc drumuI de tara pin dc
prof al statului Maryland, main
teasd pc un motor, o carava'.d care
duce CT dipsG creeri, geniu 81 ta-
lent In ralOorc de miLi0ane dolari.
Membrii acestei carauane neobi-
cinuite sunt d0D,nii: Thomas 4
Edison. vestitM electrician; Hen
ry Ford, eel CT remMmele pentrN
,.jitney-urile sale; John Burroughs,
an naturalist Vestit: 81 Edward N.
Hurley, presedintele comitetului de
narigatiune.
TOti su't Obositi de Lucrdrile IOr
IN fauorul rdsboiului 81 toti au pie
cat sd Sc odMneascd. Di',yia si-au
lnceput cdldt0ria din Pittsburgh
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
/ N V I T A r z.

SOcictatea rOmina de ajutor $
cultura .,R. Carpaflna'' din Gle
veland, Ohio, invita- Gu drag p,
toti fratii mcmbrii lua partc |,
Petrecerea Sociala Familiara
care Sc va tinca in ziua dc !:
Septemvrie 1918 Labor Day.
Accasta pctrecere find dat;
numai pcntru membrii SOcictati
81 a familiilor dior ar fl dc dori
ca nici unul sd nu lipsaesca, cl
att mai multi am dori ca eel pu
tin Odata de cind eXista Socicta
tea nOaStra sd ne vedem Gu tot
la ,ln lOc.
LA dispozitie VA ii 0 muzic;
dintre celc mai bune. care v;
cinta romineste, undo 81 familiile
mai pot juca cite un briu, sirba
81 invirtita.
Nh uitati aducc 81 ipui fript
81 de ale mllcarcl.
Bautura va ii Gu pretul rcdus
pc acea III
Pretul dc intrarc: 80 cent? d,
persoana.
Membfii care nu au famili
pot ad,lce Gu dinsii DANA.
Membrii apartinatori Uniun.
inca Sc admit.
La aceasta petrccere vOm pri.
mi 81 membrii noui, accia &c vo
iesc Sc inscrie sa bine vOiasc;
veni la aceasta pctrecere.
Deci veniti Gu totii sa ne petre
Gem odata. frumos 81 adevarat ro-
minestc 81 sd ne ramina o ri d.
suvenir.
Gu aceaSta Ocaziune vcti vedea
81 hala din nou vopsita 81 frumos
decorate.
Comitetul aranjator.
(92 93 4 sc & 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
DIN FRANTA.

Fratele Nicolae Popa este pri-
mul vOluntar Romin. care pie
cat din Gary. Ind. in luna Mar
tie 1913. com. f.. de infantcric
Dinsul este de loc din comuna
Dejani, comitatul Fagaras. Tran
silvania Dinsul scric unui prie
ten al sau urmatOarele:
Dorite amice Andronie FleSeriu
Afla 81 despre mine al d-talc
annie Nick POpa, ca eu ma aflr
in spital ranit din ziua de Is lu
lie 1918. la piciorul drcpt. dara
acuma ma simt mai bine. Vel st
amice ca in ziua de Is Iulie 1918
am avut ri mare de razboi, in
care am rupt liniile de bataie "a
lie HunilOr, Gu perderi foartc
mari pcntru Huni. Pamintul era
plin de Hum mort 81 prisonieri.
care acuma fug inapoi pc unde
pot, caci ii sperie tunurile -noas-
tre. LIE da de cap Nemtilor. Mem
til n'au crezut ca Americana
sd site bate, dara acuma cred,
81 pling Nemtii pc toate caile,
caci moi LEAN arafat ca ce pot
Americana.
Mai departe afla amice ca Ell
sunt i nspital 81 sperez ca cit de
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cunostinta aceasta 81 sd Sc pre-
zinte fiecare la sedinta neconditi-
onat( 81 tot odata la aceste Sc
dinta sa-si plateasca fieGare frate
membru cotizatia lunafa. Ase-
menea 'sunt rugati toti fratii
membrii care sunt afara din Oras
ca pima in zecea ri fiecarei
luni sa-si achite .cotele lunare ca
sa pOata Fl trecuti in buna regula
in cOnspectul catre Uniune.
In numele Societatii ,,Rominul
Ardelean'' din Cleveland, Ohio
Gergel lie, presedinte.
Nicolae Borbos, secretar.
92-94)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
ON v o.C AR

Societatea rOmina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Bucuresti'' din Thorpe,
Wa. Va, convoaca pc toti mem
bril- Sal a lua parte la sedinta
genefala extra ordinara, care sc
va tinea Dumineca, / Septem-
brie 1918, in hala de la No. H., la
orele 1.3O p. m. Avind mai multe
chestnut de mare importanta dc
rezolvat, mtre care 81 chestia
dupa cum s'a hotarit in sedinta
din % August 1918. Tot odata
sunt rugati toti fratii membrii
a-si achita taxele lunare restan-
te 81 fiecare luna sd plateasca
lnamtc. Aceasta ca sd Sc pOata
face conspectul i'll buna regula
catre Uniune.
Socletatea noastra nu va mai
trece in cOnspcct pc nici un mem
bru care nu in buna regula Gu
SOcietatca.
Fiecare frate membru este ru-
gat a lua la cunostinta aceasta
cOnvOcare.
In numele Societatii Bucuresti
din Thorpe, w. Va:
Alexandra Nemis, presedinte.
v. Vasiloi, secretar.
(93-94)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
DARE DE SEAMA.

COmitetul ROmin pentru CRU
cea Rosie Romina din Chicago.
ILL.,. avind adunare pOpOrala in
Is NOemvrie 1917 i'm favorul Cru
Gel Rosie ROmina. la care aduna-
re au contribute urmatOrii pentru
acel scop maret 81 Stint:
Societatea ,,SimiOn Barnutiu'
$50; DiOnisie Coteti $25: Teodor
Chindea $40; Nick Avram 81 So
tia So; Nicolae lgnea So; loan
Bratu So; loan Iorgovan SO; Va
Ierian DeOdiuc S.; Milan Bobu
So; Stefan Chiolak 81; Aurel Bu-
cur 81; Pavel Andrei So; Iulian
Bratu So; Teodor Andrei 81; Va
sile MilOs So; George Plesu 81
Petru Jicman So; Nicolae Radi-
vol 50; Damian CiOlak So; An
tone Bobernac So; loan Colari
$2 Teodor Sirbu 81; Simion Vol
chita 50; George Mircea 81; Pc
tru CiOrogariu 81; loan Pacurari
50: loan Popescu 81; Vichcnte
Rodian So; loan Petcu 81; Nj
colae Pascu de trei Ori cite in
dOlari $3; Gu Ocazia d-lui c. An
gelcscu la Chicago $3.50. - To-
tai $2O6.55.
Casa rest din 9 Februarie 1917.
$40. = Total $21655, care suma
Sc afla la casierul COmitetului.
Chicago. ILL.,. la II August 1918.
Paul D. Toni, easier.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24

@ FARMA BUNA
DE V1NZARE,

Farma de no acare, sol pro-
ductiv. Casa Gu 9 incaperi, graf
duri bune, gainarie moderna. So
prom pentru uneltele farmei, ga
raje pentru automobil, etc. Toate
aceste sunt in buna regula.
"a capete de vite cornute, 3
cal buni, II porci. 80 de curci 81
$50 de gaini de neam bun, 80 to-
ne de fin, 10 acare Ovas. 6 acare
fasole, 4 acare cartofi, 20 acare
cucuruz, 2 acare fragi (strawbe-
ries), un acar gradina. restul Sc
manat ell fin, trifoi 81 pasune.
Aceasta farma pentru un ON
care voieste 81 site lucra, poa-
te face bani. Doritorii de a avea
aceasta farma buna sd vina in
persOana sau sa scrie la adresa
de mai jos, pentru fla pretul.
Sa poate cumpara Gu $5.0OO.O0
bani gaia. restul sd poate plat
i'm rate anuale de $4,000 Gu Sc
intereSe. sau sd facem schimb Gu
o proprietate la loc bun in oraSc
ca: Detroit. Cleveland. etc. etc.
Adresa la farma G:
MARIS & B1RSAN
r. Z. VAS6AR, MICHIGAN.
(93-96)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
sPRE sT1RE.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Rominul Ardelean's din
Cleveland Ohio, aduce la cunos-
tinta membrilor sal ca conform
hotarirei luata in sedinta Socie-
tatei din urma s'a hotarit ca se-
dinta Societatii sd Sc tina pdata
pc luna, in Dumineca intii fie-
carei luni. Toti membrfi sa II II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24

g A q T

pc veriSoara mea Valeria g. Pre-
cup din comma Pojiorta, comita-
tul Fagaras. Rog pc toti cetitorii
acestui ziar 81 char pc dinsa da-
ca celeste aceste rinduri sd bine
voiasca ami scrie pc adresa de
Wai jos, ca asi avea ceva interese
de mare importanta Gu dinsa. /
Aurelia I. Floasiu, Huron Ave.,
12291a New Castle, Pa.
(93-94)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24

CINE NU CUNOASTE Pc We
CHIUL COMERCIANT GEOR-
GE STURZA, care deschis pri-
mul local Gu bauturile cele mai
fine. Gasiti odai Gu luna 81 Gu
saptamina, dupa invoiala. Hotel
de lux curat rominesc Gu odaile
cele mai elegante. Loc de intilni-
re al Rominilor.
I'm bun membru al organizati-
Ell noastre 81 casierul Ligei Ma
tionale Romine din loc. Aici este
fratele George Cornia, bartendar.
Cind veniti la Alliance, Ohio
nu uitati firma: Cottage Hotel,
George Sturza, propristar, 302
So. Liberty Ave.
$$$ieseietf 81 s*akstis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
DE vtNZARE.

Tn restaurant Gu toate cele
trebuincioase pentru ell. Bisnisul
merge foarte bine, este in apro-
pierre de fabrici. II Wind din eau
"a ca plec in armata.
DOritorii sd Sc adreseze la:
East Broadway No. 719,
sau sd yina in persoana. Musterii
am foarte multi.
Gu stinna M orosu.
(9293)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
DE vfNzARE.

I'm stor, grOcerie, combinata
81 Gu bucerie, tOcmai in centrul
ROmlnil0r. una dintrc cele mai
bunc pozitii in Orasul Akron, O.,
sprijinita dc clienti siguri 81 sta
tOrnici, Sc vinde din nina liberia.
DOritOrii sd vie in persoana
pentru mai buna cOnvingerc la:
George Dragos, proprietar, 1915
Sweitzer Ave., Akron, Ohio.
(87-93)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
DE V1NZARE

DE V1NZARE.
o grOcerie impreuna Gu buce
rie. La polite foarte buna, char
pc bulevard. Afacere bunu. Din
uncle cauZe Sc vinde.
DoritOrii sa Sc adreseze la:
George Gacsila, 2419 Hamilton
Boulevard, H. Park, Detroit, Mi
chigan.
(92-43)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24

loan SISSEA. - Tot felul
de bautrui racoritoare. - Tt
gari 81 tigarete. = Locul de in
tilnire al rominilOr din Allan.
ce 81 Sebring. Ohio. 1900
E. Summit Str, Alliance, o. Pho
ne: u. s. 2218. (5)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
S A G A u T A.

DE VfNZA r e.
o casa eli II odai. Lotul 5OX212.
Aranjata frumos.
Doritorii sd SO adreseze: La
Mrs. Bomsey, 1901 West 80 Str,
Cleveland, Ohio.
(93-94)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
G U T

pc sOcrul meu Dan Blrza din Sa-
listc, care a locuit tot timpul in
Erie, Pa, lar in timpul din ur-
ma in Cedar Point. Rog pc ce-
tltorii acestui ziar daca site un-
de sd afla, sau char dinsul dacd
celeste aceste rlnduri sa scrie la
s. Colcer, p, o. B. 1876, Yorkvil-
lie. Ohio.
(S9-94)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24

FRATII COSMA, 35Ol Penna
Ave-, Indiana Harbor, Ind. -
Vinzare de bilete de vapoara
Trimitere de bani in patrie 81 orr
ce afaceri. Adresati-va Gu toatd
increderea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24

curind Sd massSasanatosez 81 sd
les din spital.
Multa vote buna de Ia mine
la toti prietenii mel 81 la toti
fratii Romini.
Corporal Nick Popa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24

o bucerie 81 grocerie. Afacere
foarte buna, 81 Q predam Gu pre-!
foarte cOnvenabil.
Doritorii sa sc adreseze la:
Julius Feurstaller, 3637 Pennsyl-
vania Ave., Indiana Harbor, Ind.
(91-94)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-12
LEADING
 IN SCHOOL WAR STAMP CAMPAIC

Spurred to almost superhuman ef- forts the contestants in the School War Savings campaign are all on their toes for the final spurt in their sum- mer campaign which ends Saturday, Sept. IA.
 Today Edward Reich, 533 West av- romped into Hincks Bros office with sales aggregating just $7,131.50, giv- ing him a total of $10,029.50 and a commanding lead over his nearest competitor, Harold Washer, 120 BeardsIey street, also of the Roger Sherman schooli, who has reported -$S,2O7.
 The standing to date of the leading competitors is as follows: Edward Reich, Roger Sherman school, $10,- O29.5O; Harold Washer, Roger Sher- man school, $S,2O7; Gertrude Mendel, Washington school, $5,861; Alfred Gilman, Washington school, $2,500; Irene Langenegger, Maplewood school, $1,SOO; D. F. Wheeler, Jr,, Jefferson school, $1,679.50; Janet Levy, Wash ingtOn school, $S22.
 The leaders are certainly setting a merry pace not alone for the school children to follow, but for any of the War Savings Stamp agents throughout the town-with a total of more than S30. 900 for the seven leaders and a grand total to date of over $40, ,000; it is confidently expected that the final reports will total better than $60,O00 | for the campaign, which is some ac- complishment for these junior patri- ots.
 i It was suggested to Chairman Hincks today that he employ these i young folks to conduct a school of War Savings Stamp Salesmanship in order that the hynotic might be re- vealed to all other patriotic workers
 The big q, 900 for 1" Reward for ! Thrift Campaign which ends Sept 21 Gone week later than the school contest) of course has been a won well as to the city as a whole an6 unless all signs fail this campaign like the school contest will end in one grand rush for Thrift Stamps and tickets. Many big things are in the works for the last week which it il hoped will bring the total sales fol the entire five weeks of the campaign
 close to a million dollars. Don't wal
 till the last minute. Buy now whil
 you can and deposit your stubs in tn,
 nearest coupon box. Someone is go
 ing to win a thousand bills and
 might inst as well be you
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-12
HEARTS OF THE WORLD"

. Hearts of the World" that great picture, which ran for five months in Boston, Is coming to the Poli theatre for eight days, starting Sunday night, Sept. 15. It is the latest work of that genius, D. w. Griffith, and tells great love story of the war with the conflict serving as the grim back ground. Theb attle scenes were taken with the permission of the French and English governments on the bat tlef1elds of France and several times during the course of production of the picture MT. Griffith, his leading play CTS, the Misses Gish, their mother,
 Mrs. Gish, Robert Harron and other
 stars, were under actual lombard ment. Two performances daily will be given here and at all performances a symphony orchestra of 25 musicians will play specially prepared music.
 Every scene in the picture, which required IS months to produce, is a
 feature but these that stand out 1 prominently above others are the | ones showing the charge of the tanks, | the legions march, miles of artillery, | fleets of Zeppelins, squadrons of air | planes, 10000 horses, million fight
 ing men and realistic battle scenes
 that give the spectators an excellent
 idea of what is going on in France.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-12
ROLL OF HONOR SENT FROM THE
 FIGHTING FRONT.

Washington, Sept. 12 - Casualty lists furnished by the commanding general of the American army and made public today contains 669 names divided as follows: Killed in action, 56; died of wounds. 26; died of di- sease, II; died from aeroplane acci- dent, 1 died from accident and other causes. 1; missing in action, POP; wounded, severely. 35S; wounded se- verely from aeroplane accident, l; wounded, degree undetermined, 1S. Connecticut names included are: Killed in Action. Michael Capptell. New Haven.
 Carl $. Carlson, Bristol.
 Luiguf Ceruli, New Haven.
 William c. Schleiger, New Britain
 Wounded Severely.
 Louis O. Fisher, Bridgeport
 Francis r. Johnson, Ansonia,
 Raymond F. Charboneau, New Ha- ven.
 Adam Sucheki, Rockville,
 Nicoline Zaccare, Manchester.
 Philip c, Carson, New London.
 George H. Beckwith, Lakeville.
 Antonio Bosco, New Haven.
 John M. Casey, Waterbury.
 Raymond G. Dole, Waterbury.
 Eldon B. Coykendall, Hartford.
 ?. W. Petrello, Meriden.
 James Salef1a Middletown.
 William H. Murray, Hartford.
 Vinvenzo Tararzo, Waterbury.
 Joseph Staffy, Derby.
 David c. Griggs. East Hampton. John A. King, New Haven. Joseph D. Leary, New Haven. James V. Marlow, New Haven. Albert Mozzetta, Putnam. Patsey Pedecino, Midd1etown. Henry A. St. Savior. Newington. Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
 Jack J. Brennan, New Haven. Clayton S. Squires, Montowese. William T. Goodman, Milford. | Kero Bayko, Hartford. Zuozupas Cervaicjus, Enfield. Missing in Action. Wasyl Worochook, Seymore. James Lynch, New Haven.
 John Fraso, Southington.
 John J. Collins, New Haven.
 Stephen lone, Jr., Hartford.
 Michale Martone, New Haven.
 Frank Maturas, Tarifrville.
 John Rici, Milford. Charles F. Sizer, Deep River.
 Thomas White, Jr., New Haven.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-12
EXPRESS PRIDE
 IN CONNECTICUT MEN OVER THERE
State Council of Defense Sends Telegram to Gen.
 Pershing in France.

Hartford, Sept 12-The Connecti- cut State Council of Defense has sent to Gen. Pershing a letter expressing rejoicing at the Allied drive and pride in the part played in that drive for Connecticut troops. The letter em- bodies resolutions unanimously, pass ed by the Council, and expresses the peace by conciliation, negotiation or bargaining and that Germany be forced to make reparation for the past and give adequate assurances for the future.
 Resolved, That the Connecticut Council of Defense heartily rejoices in the magnificent. drive forward upon the Western front of the troops of the Allies, and expresses it's clear convic- ton that the initiative of the cam paign on the Western front has for ever passed from the Central Pow CTS That we also express our pride in the part which our own Connecti- cut troops have taken ever since they landed in France, and extend to them our warmest gratitude.
 Resolved, That we await with con fidence the day when American troops under their own commanders, shall execute their orders and carry on g battle upon their own sector. They will emulate the valor and military skill of our Allies, and we cannot ask for more.
 Resolved, That there must be n1 peace considered until Germany an( her vassals are thoroughly beaten, ant her far-reaching plan of world domin ion cast into the scrap of oblivion. is the settled opinion of the people of Connecticut that there must be nc peace or conciliation, negotiation O. bargaining.
 Germany must be stripped of al the territory she has won, her gril on adjoining territory, nations ant peoples must be loosed her hold upoI the Bagdad railroad given up, and tn, Slav peoples made into independen nations standing between German. and the East.
 Justice demands from German, and the German people, and Connec ticut insists upon that demand, tha they make reparation for the past, an, give adequate assurances for the flu ture and lawful liberty of all.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-12

Robert Harron, as the American boy, who goes to war for France, when the conflict breaks out because he believes that the country in which one lives is good enough to fight for, is the leading hero and performs his various roles excellently. Playing op- posite to him is Lillian Gish in the part of leading woman. Ben Alexan- der, the six year old actor, in the part of the "hero admirer" of his brother, is a featured member of the cast.
 The film opens with peaceful scene in a village of France before the war with the young man and young girl about to be married. The war breaks out and changes every thing, even their own town, which falls into German hands. The boy goes into battle and is wounded but comes out of the hospital and is shown doing great stunts, including one of going into German trenches at night and getting information, while dressed in a German officers uniform. He reaches his home town and with it in German hands, he and his sweet heart decide to die together, but be- fore they are forced to do so the French recapture it and there is great rejoicing. The film closes with the Americans marching through Paris.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-12
HOW NEW YORK CITY
 CARES FOR YOUR BOY
Jerry Hegarty, From Butte, Mont. Says the War Camp Commu- nifty Service Treats the Uni formed Men Just Right"

Jerry Hegarty, for whom star has been placed in the Butte (Mont) Miners service fiag-he was former employee of that newspaper-wrote from New York city to friend as fol- lows:
 q am booster for New York. They treat uniformed men just right, do so much for them. In fact, we could not take in one-tenth of what was free to us.
 "The War Camp Community Service is the big thing In New York. We slept in a hotel in the heart of the city, with a bath, for 25 cents Satur- day night, breakfast for 10 cents, or 30 cents for the best, including ham and eggs. At a. m. the street in front was lined up at both sides with automobiles, some busses, and we took seats, no crowding, and started out to see the city. Each of us had a guide book with the important places shown. Each car had plenty of cigarettes of | the best kind, cigars, and one of the cars had a beautiful young girl, who delighted in showing the boys the i'm portant places. The car was hers, and her chauffeur was driving. 1 cannot start to enumerate the different sights, but we saw all of Fifth Avenue, Riv- erside Drive, Central Park, Woolworth Building, where we went to the top, 1 5S stories, and took view of the city saw the Tonbs, Bridge of Signs, the East Side, Bowery, Chinatown and lots and lots of other important places.
 "On Riverside Drive we got off and had our pictures taken and visited Grants Tomb. The visit to the tomb which is.a s650.OOO one, was very i'm pressive, as everyone walked in or their toes, hats off, and if they spoke 1t was only in a whisper. No orders tC be quiet, but it reminded me of some one just passed away, The tomt
 seems to be built in the prettiest par
 of New York, overlooking the Hudson with Palisade Park on the other side
 of the river. The park is on a hillside
 and at night is very nicely illuminated
 At 12 80 p. ID. we get back to head
 quarters again, with numerous invita-
 tions to dinner, and 1t kept us guess
 ing where to go, as we had to be bacl
 for the matinee. We finally had { } good chicken dinner, with lots of ic,
 cream and cake and cigars, near tn theater district, given by Catholic Wo
 mans Club.
 At D. m. we went to the Casint theater, where the talent of New Yorl theaters entertained us for about thre } ''hours. There were several other the } aters we had tickets to for the nigh performance, but we had to be back il } camp, so couldn't go. am enclosin some of the tickets.
 :, "By the way, we had about 50 sai ors from San Diego with us at tn 3 Casino, and they were called on tn = stage and cheered, then cheers for tn . great victories on the other side. The
 after the show we went in a W. c. c. unit and were served with cake an :, grape juice by leading actresses
 time, believe me, with cabaret galore.