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The Washington times., 1918-04-14
Rmh ChaHeron at National,
BIRD of Paradse'' at Belasco

Henry, Miller will present Miss
Ruth Chattcrtcn al the National
Theater tonight in Come Out OF the
Kitchen The comedy by A. F.
Thomas. IN which She appeared the
greater Psrt of last season at the
Cohan Theater in New York. She
comes. here with Bruce McRae and
the original company.
II is not too much to say that this
viii be one OF the most enjoyable
theaterical events of the season in
Washington. Miss Chatterton has
come rapidly to The front, and is to-
day the most popular Of the younger
stars before the public. The promise
that she gave in "Ths Rainbow" was
realized IN DADDY Long Legs" and
in Come Out OF the Kitchen" she
has by far her. greatest opportunities.
The play will be presented in
every detail here, as il was during
the long New York run. The three
acts OF Come Out Of the Kitchen"
are laTd in an old Southern mansion,
and the stery concerns the young
people a fine old family who, for the
lime being, act as the servants In
their own house. Associated with
Miss Chatterton in the Interpretation
OF the play, in addition 10 Mr.. McRae,
are Mrs Charles C. Craig, Barbara
Milton, John Crosby. Fleming Ward,
Henry Miller. jr.. William ii. Sans.
Frances Goodrich, Alice Baxter. and
Walter Connolly.
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ADJUSTMENTS

PAINTINGS OF THE GREAT WAR Iy .
I-crelrgB C"RCORAN GALLERY, Friday,
A,.r,I I, 10 Aprii o. in,.Ls..c-
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heroine whose favor Jack is trying
to win.
BESSIE Wynn is a beauty whose
voice, personality. and gowns have
endesrsd her TO vauderillians. She
will offer five bran new songs.
Frank Fay is the third special fea
ture. He 10 the same Fay OF the
Broadway musical comedies, and de.
scribes himself as "Alone-Nearly.'
Much pleasure Is anticipated when
Lew Drice introduces his new part
ners. the Barr twins, as pretty and as
vivaciOus as the DollSs, all uniting
In a dancing and singing act
The Pollard Musical Comedy Com
pany, featuring Queenie Williams.
viii present the nautical musical
comedy, Married Via Wireless" in
, which war scenes at sea are shown,
especially one presenting a subma-
rine discharg!ng a torpedo
A beautiful inclusion will be Maria
Los Living Porcelains. while other
features will be Holmes and Wells in
AN Old-Fashioned Bride the Three
Kanes. Striking q Balance" the pipe
organ recitsls, and the Hearst Pathe
news pictorial.
At 3 and Sis p. M. today the bill!
will offer all OF last weeks attTGc.
tions.
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CASINO.

Two screen dramas. neither OF
which has before. been exhibited
locally. comprise the current week =
program at CrandalIs Casino. They
are "Over There" which commenc-
ing today will occupy the screen
through Wednesday. and "The Public
BE Damned" which will he shown
for the last three days Of the week
Strangely enough each features the
same star-Charles Richman.
over There" ~ a war-story OF 4
new type. Its central character is
Monte jackson. who through a pre-
natal influence. has an unressoning
terror Of blood and violence. He
guards his secret closely. and when
the war breaks out. his friends be-
lieve him to be q Stacker" and de-
s"rt him. IE the end he effects his
own regeneration. proves his mettIe
and wins back his popularity. Anna
Q. Nilsson is cast IN the role opposite
MT. RIchmnn.
The Public BE DAMNED Is said
to deal in no uncertain manner with
a grave problem Of present times
food Profitcering. II provides an en-
pose. based on recent revelations be-
fore the Senate OF the methods OF
CONTINUED on Page Il. col. -
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The production OF Getting Together"
requires just such 4 big area as the
stage OF Polls Theater affords. with its
revolving platforms and modern equip
ment.
Getting Together" is a gorgeous scenic
spectacle in three acts and seven scenes.
The seats for the opening week go on
sale at the Poll Tneater box office next
Wednesday. There will be two matinees
a week, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The regular scale of prices for first-
class attractions will prevail.
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COSMOS.

Gordon BosiOcks zig fashion produc-
ton. presenting II. Jensen. the noted
Hugo" and 4 company OF attractive
models and manikins in a delightful
vaudeville act. vsritable fashion show
VIII be one Of ;he headline attractions
at the Cosmos thsater this week. The
Offering is beautifully staged.
The other will be Maurice Freeman :
company In O 1--WE character playltt.
NO Children Allowed which IS ,
!augha hle satire on the restrictions IN
modern apartments. The act has made
q nutabl, hit elsewhere.
Nixon and Sands will Offer their
pretty song skIt. AT the Shore
Knowles and Harmon. clever girl
team, a song and comedy specially; Al
Ricardo. something entirely new in ven
triloquism. and the Breskaway Bar
lows, thrills galore with daring fea's
on revolving ladders.
An important feature VIII b" lne frs:
run pADtoplay p.cturinG William FaT-
NUN in The Conquer"r.' supplemented
with a comedy and the Hearst PL,he
News with way pictures.
ToGay's bill. starting Al J.. IA. viii
Include The features ot last WesH's bill
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u. p. kEITH's.

f. Pat Rooney and Marion Bent and
Gessi" Wynn will share the headline
position in this weeks bill at p. p
ifciJHs Th@ator. Rooney and Bent
tSzve put ssside tho spTsuks Of DAYS
ssDu@ b. and are assuming the prin.
'spal roles la t'OYeY Herr" a clever
ffire exit written ny thA authors OF
s.s:zs- -4IseL4s=c 4s=cs.I=..zters.. .nife- have beer
drafted f"I the amy and a pIetiy
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Benefit Performance
At BelaSco Promises
To Be Big Success

The large advance sale II box S
and seats for the performance OF the
Merchant OF Venice" shakespeare
comedy drama masterpiece. at Be
lasco Theatcr next Friday, at $50
=. m, for the joint benefit ofr.the
American Military Hospital, No. ]. in
France and the George WashingtOn
Hospital n this city. hos been most
encouraging to the promoters. and a
very considerable sgm VIII doubtless
be realized.
The play VIII be given by an aN
ceptionaliy competent cast. which has
been rehearsiHg almost daily for the
past two months under the capable
direction OF that eminent artist, r. II.
Mclean. assisted by Miss Odettc Ty-
Ter, who have volunteered to reap
pear upon the stage for this occasion
as Shylock and Portia. the roles in
which they achieved such distin-
gulshed success in former years.
The announcement OF the reap
pearance Of these two artists. sup
ported by a number Of popular ac-
tors and actresses OF high local repu-
tation. among them Miss lTOEene
FaITChild. who leaves the stage tenn
pOrarily in New York - appear as
Jcsica, assures n finished production.
The remaining roles Will b. sus-
tanned By Mrs. Maud Howell smith.
Alexander Hunter Calf, Henry +,
DpIan. Maurice Jarvis. Arthur T.
White. Dennis COnne.- Findiry s
Hayes. Edward f. O'Tri"u. Miss
Helen Griffith. Miss Madeline O'Ericn.
Thomts Green, and Lawrence j.
powney.
The scenic effects under tn" Hrec-
tiou Of John Liutuch, an experienced
stage director. will measure up to the
best traditions Of tho play, and the
musical numbers by tn" orchestra. as
sisted bv IN" AIhambra Quartet. com
posed of Mrs. Frank \. DOuEherty.
John F. McEcuzi. Thomas A Gaut-
well. and Gerald Wh"lcn. VIII he
prominent features "f the program.
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LOEw'S COLUMBII.
At LOeWs Columbia today and ell
this week Douglas Fairbanks Will be
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LYCEC VI.

Comedy. intermngled with tune
ful music and out OF the ordinar%'
specialties. is said to compose the
program offered b. The Lone Star
Girls" the current weeks attraction
at the Lyceam Theat"r.
In Arizona. a buTlesque in two
acts and six scenes written around
tbr tribuIatiuas uf hotel proprietor,
il the curtain raiser and serves to
introduce the large cast, headed by
Harry Levine and Frank Young.
Billy HaE8n ana Gus Mortimer are
important factors ia carrying the
comedy TO successful conclusion.
Dorothy BIodgetI. assumes the lead
ing female role. Loretta Gail viii
present her great song hit Jazz
Band"
Others in the cast are Pauline An
derson, Billy kimFs. Ruth Decker,
Agnes O'Brien, and Ann IIagan.
The chorus H. a talented lot Of
young women who know how to sing
and dance.
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seen in his latest photOplay, Mr.. Fix
It."
In It the athletic star has been fur
Eished with n unique role which af
fords so many surprises as to entitle
the portrayal to the distinction OF
bcL.g one of his best vehicles.
IT is Mr.. FiXSts theory that harpi-
ness is "A habit and that real hi ppi
ness comes to those who make other
people happy. In pursuance OF this
idea he enters the divided home OF
persons of great wealth and smilingly
proceeds to fix things physical and
mental. which, in his Judgment, are
in need of repair. There are two pret,
T. young women in the party who, al,
though engaged to be married, are
kept IN hot water through fear OF
thcir future as the wives OF their re-
spective' fiances.
The genial heart-flxer gets busy
along original lines when he learns
the stories Of the young women, and
he is involved in serious trouble
through his unique methods. which
shock and amaze all with whom he
comes in contact: but Mr.. Fix II, after
many rebufIs which tirnetimes jar his
pet theory TO the breaking point,
emerges triumphant, smiling and
happy.
The Hearst Pathe News and other
reels will also be shown in addition.
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BRLASCO.

To the' Beissco Theater tomorrow
evening for a weeks stay comes Oil
yer Morosco's charming Hawaiian ro-
nance, The. Bird OF Paradise" The
public has learned lis way about
through all the by-paths Of this IA
miliaT play. but returns each time 10
find the charm undiminished.
The scenic effects in The Bird o.
Paradise" are spectacular, Particu-
larly that at the close, when "I.u-
ana casts herself into the seeth!nG
volcano while her Hawaiian follower
stands poised on the edge OF the
crater
Time seems TO work no arprecis
bic change in the popularity OF THE
EiTd OF Paradise The cast this sea-
son IS said TO be better than usual
Miss Marion Hutchins - seen in the
title role OF 'IusnS." Others IN the
cast are Forrest STANLEY. as DR.
Wilson," john Harrington, a. "the
beachcomber:" Roberta Forrest. as
"DiansN:" James Nelson. Rose War
son. Jack Ellis. Maud Melville. James
-Applebee, A. Francis Lens, and James
Glasgow,
Then there are the Hawaiian sing
ers. dancers, and musicians, who did
80 much to popular!ze their music in
Ills country. The island songs are
given to the accompa niment 0S
strings fingered by natives in man
ueT none has been able to initiate.
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GsAYETN,

The Spenders" IS tho title pr the
bHthesome entertainment offered
James +. Cooper's "5est show in
town" the current weeks attraction
At the Gsyety Theater. written ~
Billy L. Wells. j. IL described as "A
fscetious, frolic fun OF fa!rylike fem
ininity, whose fundamental feature iS
fun. fast and furious"
The Spenders' is staged in tw"
acts and nine scenes. which range
from a fashionable hostelry at New
port, r. l., to q street in New York
and then ~ Hsdes. Tine cast IL
headed by frank Hunter, Frank
Wesson, and Bert 1sahr. as prInci-
pals, and includes also Lynn Cantor.
Ralph ROchswsy frank Davenport,
BERT Mack. Virginia Ware. Chubby
IfisdaSe. and Matte DE Lece. supple
rnented By q, beauty chorus or TWEEN
" The action will be interrupted
Dom time to time by interesting spe-
.3slties by Miss Cantor. Mr. Rock
aNway. and Miss Ware, and conclud-
ing with a sensatI tIonaI posing act by
Nile. Davenport and her Parisicnne
laudels.
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The closing performance Of the
sparkling musical comedy. Love a.
Mike" Will he given at the HelascO
Theatpr tonight.
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|CATRE TOATE SOCIETATLE APARTI-
NATOARE UNIUNEI S. r. A.

n lee acestea complecteaza rapoaele sau PRINT
"a presdul general prve la activatea socetor pentu
cumpararea de Liberty Bonds la prul a dolea mprumut
Totalnl sumelor publica in pare penu e So
cietate La ncheiere da tolul sumelor nscse din
treaga noastra Organizate
Datoria fe carei Societa ese pc data ceti
ee ce privesc direct precum intrege Organizaun So
arate L. gasetele locale enges) dnd mai mlte aanne
dac cere carl pubca pacere or adevar
spune in aceia priveste membr 81 Organzaunea noasa
in sprnu ce Fam dat pentu sdrobrea vpere ncepe
sa ameninte intreaga lume.
Desi Hecut tmp considerable de Ia termenul arafat
in Crcuar ecut in aceasa privnta uncle din Soceta
nic Pima az nu au TRIMS raporu Pc aceste e provoc Gel
multi in cnc (5) ze de la publicarea acestu Circular sd mi
mita rapoarte spre putea complecta angajamentul
luat cnd ost la Mnsteru de Fnante din Washington c.
Societatle carl TRIMS inca Rapoartee sunt urma-
toarele ,vulturu Transivaneana ~. r. Ard Transit
vaneana" Carol Lu" Transilvana Horea closca 81 cr
SAM, ,Carpatna nUpia Traana ,Steaua Romina" Sta.
Maria" ,Nurasana", .Bnuinta" Tara oltului Ardelea-
ma ,Prinul Carol" din Columbus O., ,Dragosea Romina
Plugarul Romn ,Saminatorul Romin", Lille Martin Sails
teanu DIR lulu Manu- .fnvingerea Romina nBucovi-
neana 81 Satmareana", ,voluntarii Rominiei''.
In buna sperana conforma acesui Circular
precum termnului indcat ramin sa 81 dragose fra
teasca loan PACURAR
Presedinte General.
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cretar loan Itu, easier loan Du-
mitru.
Membrii de incredere au fost
alesi urmatorii:
George Forsea, Ilie Ardelea
Nicolae G. Codrea, George Ulita
Banii s'au depus in Banca din
Strasburg, Ohio pc numele aso.
ciatiunei, casierului 81 eel 4 mem
bril- de incredere.
Fratele Augustin Sisea, loan
Sissea 81 Marian N. Marian au
promis ca cheltuielile Gu charte-
rul le platesc dior ceea ce s'a 81
apelat pentru charter, restul con-
plectarei membrilor din comitet
au ramas sd Sc complecteze la
proxima adunare care va avea
loc in curind tot la Strasburg, o.
Membrii fondatori pot Fl toti a
ceia care pima ls ! Iunie trimit
suma de $40 san mai mult, suma
hotrita dc adun2fss generala.
Pima Ia ] Iunis va Fl 81 formu-
larul de statute gaia 81 sd pot
pune toti Gu numele ca membrii
fondatori.
Dcci sunt rugati toti consate-
nil carl din uncle cauze nu au
putut lua parte 81 care au luat
parte sd ute aceasta cauza una
nitara pentru acei nenorociti or
FAM 81 schilavi invalizi.
Puteti ca sd trimiteti suma de
'bani la adresa casierului:
loan Dumitru, P. o. Box 324,
Strasburg, Ohio.
Constantin Stanciu, pres.
loan Itu, secretar.
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Presedinte General.

Man 50; Benedic Onichie So; Va.
silie Diacu So; loan Tecsa 81 !;
Sofron Stan 81; Vasile .Palcau
81; loan Haiducu 81; Trifan
Truta 81; loan Stan 81; Ilie il
da $3.50; Mary Adam ST.; Lati
Lascu 81; Zafira Verde ST.; Va
sile Galdevicean 81; Vasile Koria
81; Ilie Iuliutu So; loan Roca 81 !;
loan Hosu ST.; George Sahti 81 !;
Valeria Bolea 81; Hila Baltes 81 !;
Mihaila Luca 81; Vasile7 Stiff 81 !;
Simion Dragomir 81; loan Luca
50; Simion Rusan soc; Toma
Rusan So; Anghel Bena $3.50;
loan Brumar So. = Suma totala
$273.50.
Deci pc aceasta Gale multumim
calduros tuturor acelora care all
participat la aceasta petrecere.
Saila 81 Lucretia Rusan.
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FoNDUL PENTRU ORFANI ST
MVALIZI.

Gu ziua de 10 Martie Rominii
din comuna Palos rasletiti prin
orasele americana, s'au intrunit
la Strasburg, Ohio 81 au infiintat
Asociatiunea Palosana pentru
fond de orfani 81 invalizi.
Dupa mai multe desbateri, pen.
truca au fost doua propuneri 81
anume:
Prima facuta de d-nul George
G. Forsea din Martins Ferry, O..
ca mai intii toti consatenii sd Sc
inscrie ca membrii in Societatea
Frat in Unire", societate de
ajutor 81 afacere comunala, s.
in urma sd Sc infiinteze fondul
orfanal.
A doua a fost propunerea d-lu
Augustin Sissea, ca fie care con
satean sd Use lasa NINA libers
daca voieste sd Sc inscrie in SO
cietate, orr Sc infiinteze fondul
orfanal 81 Gu totul Independent
de societate, 81 fondul fie ad
ministrat de societatea Frati ir
Unire, de functionarii sal, sui
scutul Charterului sau, dar 81
fie un formular de statut sepa
rat referitor la fondul orfanilor
ceea ce 1nembrii societatii nu au
volt.
S's infiintat asociatiunea Gu to-
tul separate 81 GU invoirea ma
joritatii.
Ca taxa de inscrierc s'a hotarit
suma de $1,000 sau mai mutt
Dcci mai la vale dam numelt
fondatorilor 81 tot odata 81 care
si-au platit taxa de inscriere
Tanase C. Rusu $40; loan g
Ciocanea $40; Nicolae Somiols
$40; Nick G. .Codrea $40; Gligort
Codrea $40; lie Ardelea $40
Augustin Sissea $25; George y
lita $40; David Butica $40; Ge
orge Forsea 40; loan Sissea $25
Constantin Stal,diu $40; loan
sBaia $40; Nick Stanciu $40
Mick G. Codrea SO; loan It'll
$10; loan Dumitru 80. Dcci to
tai della II membrii fondator
800.
UrmGtorii All fost alesi ca func
| tionari pentru conducerea Ascot
atiunei:
PreqAdinte Constantin Stenciu
Irice egedinte David Sissea, 81
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9 o N v o G A r Z.

Societatea romina ,,Galatiana"
pentru ajutorul orfanilor din CO.
muna Galati, comitatul Fagaras,
roaga pc toti membrii din loo 81
jur lua partc la adunarea gene
rala care va avea loc Dumineca.
81 Martie 1913, in hala Societa-
til ,,Saminatorul Romin'' din 80
9th Str. East Youngstown, Ohio,
la orele 1.3O p. m. La ordinea Ii
lei sunt mai multe chestii impor-
tante de rezolvat. Dcci prin acea-
sta rugam pc Galatenii nostri ca
re locuiesc in orasc mai indepar-
tate 81 anume pc cei din Detroit,
Indiana, Clinton 81 Massillon, ca
re- sunt in restanta sd bine voia-
sea a trimite taxa, ca sd putem
fl in rind GU mersul Socictatii.
Aducem la cunostinta tuturor
Galatenilor ca pima i'll prezent
suntem inscrisi 60 de membrii,
din care face parte 81 doamna
Rafira Sarlia. Tot odata rugam
pc consatcnii nostri din Detroit,
Mich. urma fratilor G.. Cismas
81 Traian Stiniguta. Trimiteti
fratilor obolul vostru la fel Gu
ceialalti consateni 81 nu mai stati
ne pasatori, caci astfel facet 0
fapta nobila 81 de mare lauda ina
intea lui Dumnezeu. Haideti fra
tilor Gu totii sd dam o nina de
ajutor acelor copii orfani peste
care bintuic vintul Gu urgie de
atitia ami.
Spre orientarea celOr care nu
sunt inscrisi: Taxa dc inscriere
G de Ia IS in sus, lar taxa lunara
este de so cent?, incepind della l
Iunie 1917.
Trimiteti la adresa:
Soc. ,Galxtiana" P. Box. 219, L,
v. Moldovan, Z. Youngstown, O.
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DARE DE sEAMA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

Domnul Saila 81 Doamna Lu-
crctia Rusan din comma Tibru
comitatul Albei Inferioare, avind
bOteznl fieci dior Simbata in 16
Martie 1918, in hala Societatii
,,Ulpia Traiana" din 1888 Penna
Ave, Erie, Pa, la care au luat
parte multi prieteni 81 cunoscuti
pc aceasta Gale lie aducem cele
mai sincere ale noastre multumiri
pcntru sprijinul care ni-l-a dat
Gu aceasta ocaziune, 81 le DORM
tuturor spor 81 inaintare.
Iata lista donatorilor, carl au
daruit pc mica noastra flea Ma.
rita, dupa cum urmeaza:
Traian Sasu 500; Silviu Floria
81 sofia $40; Avram Cosma 50
Nicolac Bardas $40; loan Bur.
cuta $40; Mitru Plesa So; Todol
Marginean $12; George Lupsan
$5; Constantin Oprion 81 sofia
$5; Vasile Balea 81 sofia IS; 81,
mion Pirvu 81 sofia So; Vasile
Floria 81 sofia S. ;Ioan Dan 81 so
tia So; Petru Paclrar 81 sofia SIS
George Breazu IS; Luca lAndror
$5; Nick Adam IS; lie Sucir
IS; Nick Murasa So; Mihaili
Muntean So; Traian Stanciu IS
Trifan Rus SIS loan Ardelian SIS
Benedic Birzu IS Alipice Star
$5; Todor Dumitru IS; Nicl
Ghise 81 sofia $5; loan Vlad S.
Jacob Iacsa 50; loan Pacurar 8
sofia vs.; loan Piryu 81 sofia 81
Sam Stif 81 sofia t4; George To
dutu "a; Florian Ioldos $3; Ioal
Pop $3; loan Truls vs.; Emilial
Ittu $3 Petr,l Adam IS; Mihaili
Tecate $3; Florian Hada ~; Nj
colae M. Murasaii vi, vasili
Muntean ~; Vasile Ardelean ~
Todor Bran $2.5O Mick Stif -
loan Conan $e nehel Burb,
/ $2 postantin Cristss ~ ; Anton
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40 scama de pe s lunile trecute,
Deci fie care membru 8 rugat 3
lua parte u aceasta sedinta 60 81
tie pc daplin satisfacut Gu toate
cele &c Sc vor decide, 81 mai Gu
seama la ,darea de seama, att de
Ia petrecere, cit 81 Ia acea de pc
s hnile trecute. Absentee memo.
tivate Sc vor pedepsi pentru mem
bril- GU so cent?, funtionarii Gu
$1.OO.
In numcle Societatii ,,Cuza Vo-
da" din Massillon, Ohio:
Presidiul.
.(No. 67-7O).
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Societatea loan !. G. Bratia-
nu" din Mansfield, Ohio. - Con

Societatea loan I. 6. Br&tia-
nu' din Mansfield, Ohio. - Con
voacd pc toti membrii sal din loc
81 jur lua. parte la sedinta ge-
nerala lunara, care Sc va tinea
in ziua de 81 Martie, in hala pro.
pric a Societatii din Louis Ave
No. 118. Toti fratii membrii sunt
rugati a sd prezenta la aceastS
sedinta find cd avem mai multe
chestnut importante de rezolvat
Tot odata rugam pc fie care fra
tc membru care este in restanta
Gu cotelc lunare sa si-le achite
Alte convocari speciale nu Sc maj
trimit la nimenea. Absentee ne.
motivate sc vor pedepsi conform
statutelor.
Prezidiul.
q er-
Societatea Woodrow Wilson
din Lansing, Mich. - ConvoacS
pc totii mcmbrif sal a lua parte
Ia adunarea llnara, care Sc va
'tinea Dumineca, 81 Martie 1918
la orcle 2 p. M, in casele dom
nului Nicolae Cristea din 62C
Maxsencort Street. La ordinea Ii
lei sunt multc desbateri 81 toto
data va ii 81 darea de seama pc
g luni trecutc. Rugam pc tot
fratii membrii sd sc prczinte Gu
totii la sus nnmita adunare. Alb
scntele ne lnotivate Sc vor pedep.
81 conform statutelor.
Prezidiul.
societatea Tara Oltului'' dir
New Philadelphia, Ohio. Con
voaca pc toti membrii sal lus
partc la scdinta lunara, care SC
va tinea Dumineca, 81 Martie
1918, in localul Societatii. Fine
mai multc chestii importante dc
rczolvat intre carl va fl 81 dares
dc seama pestrei luni trecute, tot
fratii mcmbrii sunt Gu insistenta
rugati a laa..3partea lal aceasta Sc
dinta. Abscntele ne motivate 81
svor pedcpsi conform statutelor.
Prexidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-28
DARE DE SEAMA. ST MULTU,
MITA PUBLICA.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura Dimbovita din Sparows
Point, M, d., a avut o ,petrecere
Gu dams in seara zilci de 9 Mar
tie 1918, Ia care a avut un rezul-
tat foarte multumitor, att din
punct de vedere moral, cit 81
material.
Deci pe aceasta Gale aducem
cele mai sincere multumiri tutu-
ror participation earl au luat
parte la >aceasta petrecere.
Tot odata aducem mare multu-
mita fratilor Sirbi care au luat
parte in numar foarte frumos de
aproape so de persoane.
Asemenea aducem cele mai sim
cere multumite d-nei Emilia Ros-
covu pentru oboseala care a IA
cut-o pentru Societatea noastra
ca petrecerea sa alba o buna re-
usita. .
Aducem sincerile noastre null
tumiri tuturor acelor;, ,frati 81
buni Romini, earl pc linga tiche-
tul de intrare au mai contribute
81 Gu suprasolviri dupa cum ur-
meaza:
Petru Vajiea So; Nicolae Bug
ner 81; G. Molnariu ST.; V. Czvct-
covic 81; Rista Miles ST.; Marko
Otuscoics 81; Miliovi Stojkovi
81; Vasile Costca 81; Micke Pc
intinczki 81; Gavrila Bancu 81 !;
rato Sononovics 81; Grago Pisa
-evics ST.; Evo. Pisascvics SOC ;
loan Kutil 25c; Traian Orasean
25c; Iulian Magma 81; Andreiu
Neagoi soc; loan Jebelean 81 :
George Veltean 81; Ioczo Tcrjics
soc; Nikaul Dinav 25c; Alexan-
lru Bendil So; Nicolae Greavu
$3.50; John Kreshan 81; Rujia
Jebelean 81.
nitrate in total .,...... $17S.8o
Este in total .......... $l54.9O
VENT curat 80. $46.9O
Deci pc aceasta Gale aducenl
inca odata cele mai sincere mul-
tumiri tutufor marinimosilor do
natori pentru sprijinul bine vol
tor pc care ni-l-au dat, si-i rugam
ca 81 pc viitor sd ne dea tot ace
lasi sprijin bine voitor al dior
in numele Societatii ,,Dimbo.
vita" din Sparows Point, M, D.
Nicolae Opri$u. preSedinte
Nicolae s. Bugner, secretar scrip
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