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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
STEUBENVILlE

STtJ' RF.NVILLE, O.. Dec. @l.-Rev
William Rebncmcr. pastor OF the Slave
Presbyterian church of Mingo Junction
who fer the past three years hos pecn
engaged in Y. NJ. G. NJ. work IN France
and CZccho- Slovakia, has arrived IN New
York City on the Rotterdam aud is sChc'
dulcd 10 return TO MnEn on TUESDAY
Citizens OF the town and his parish
toner's, are. arranging 10 give HIM a
hearty welcome.
Rev. Rcgnemcr was ono OF the first
to enlist for Y. NJ. G. A. service att'!
tho United States entered tn" war NJ
seeing the great need Of workers afno,i''
his own countrymn in the army. re-
served but a short time in New YORK
camp and then went 10 Franc" wh"r'
he rendered valuable service until th'
admisticc was signed. He then went |"
CZccho- Slovakia. wh"rc he has oech en-
rarcd i'm assisting his fellow country
men Of tho new republic for III" past
sixteen months.
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new MATAMORAS

The Misses Eta and Sophia Amos
were shopping IN Marietta. Ohio. Fri
day.
The young people - the BAPTIST
church will give a Christmas entertain
rncnt in the church Wcdnc sday even
ing. Dec. "a.
Asia Whitacrc and his sister. Miss
Siva,- who are attending school AZ Athens.
Ohio passed through bod FRIDAY en-
ruut., HON" to spend tn" holidays.
Miss Bcrn,rc Smith went to Wheeling
Friday {" evening to spend Christmas
with friends.
Miss Beryl Ecr"nlz was shopping in
Marietta. ohio. Friday.
". L.. Nd4m$ou. who has boon cm-
ploycd in tn" Texas oil fields. arrived
hourc Friday evening To spend m" holi-
days with his family.
MCssrs. Everett and Emmett iIowlcs.
who are III school al Athens. Ohio arriv-
ed Saturday TO spend the Christmas va
cation with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. Is. Rowles.
Harry Worden. Of ParkcrSburg. W. Va.
came 70 town Friday evening 10 look
after his oil interests.
Mrs. Grin Huffman. Of Wade. Ohio. is
the guest Of relatives IN town for "A few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. L. Way. OF Marict-
"a. Ohio. are spending n few days IN
town as the guests Of relatives.
Prof. G. c Gramlich left for Marietta
Friday evening TO spend the holidays.
George Amos. Of jolly, u. was 4
business visitor in town
Asa Edwards and Wayne Graham. who
are attending high school at Marietta.
O.. came home Friday evening to spend
the holidays with their parents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
OBITUARY
Miss Pearl Sears Dies.

Miss Pearl Sears. a waitress al the
Yale restaurant on Fourteenth street,
this city. died at tn" nom" Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Eberly ut McM"Chcu al 1@:2h
o'clock yesterday. She had been I'll one
week IF pneumonia.
The funeral Will be held Tuesday
afternoon from the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eberly at McMcChen. conducted by
Rev. Wilkinson pastor of tho Christian
church Of McMcchen. of which the de-
ceased was i member.
The deceased was So years Of age.
She was born at Cameron. ". Va. Do
.cmber ). 1887. and was a daughter OF
Amanda and the late Andrew Sears. She
is survived by her mother. who lives at
HcM"chcn. and ono brother. Earl Sears
Of Warren, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
RAILROAD SITUATION
DISCUSSED BY CLEWS

>.L.yy WORK. Dec. 2l.--TIcrry ClewS'
discussing the railroad SITUATION. S1S
t-ir-s ~ railroad shares nave SUI
r,rcd rorS;dcrabl" depreSSlcH. SON OF
.,'r rnarhI.p very low levels WITHIN
~. past few days. notwithstanding
,.ny.rirS her. and there. IN" Stdl' %
things at Washington HaS NOT Deer ~
.uuraging. and from day 70 day IL n1S
L..or Jared that III. opposition OF r'u-
,,nl'' senator's would prevent any carr
rr n,rhapS any satisfactory action WIN
-sc5rd To- pending railroad measures
\ny.rihcl,SS the ADVANCEMENT 81 S"e
CumrnirS hill toward pasSasr nHS p,r =,
,,e4dy and 70 that eNten; encouraging.
.r,a s.uaI form If the legislation Wiz
NOT however hc settled BY the adoption
nf tho CulnimnS bill IN IN" senate oul
will neccSSltate almost the prcfdFdtio'
~ > urH measure designed 10 harmon
40 Conflicting views. That no Sucn
measure can become u law IN the imme-
date future i evident and IN ConSe-
cueurc the pOStpOECm"Ht or tne date
for the government return or tie r'auS
20 their owners has become almost 4
necessity. Possible compromise might
no found in tho adoption Of a measure
or resolution simply extending the pres
emit government guarantee Tor some
firne 20 come IN" roads atCord. aEIJ GO
ing back into III" hands Of their owner.
AT the end Of the year to De operated
nv them upon such an asSuranc" or IN
c0tnc pending final action. ThlS.ho"-
ever, IS evidrty not Intended pF con-
press and the best that ca now be cN-
,rct.,l would sos n t. b" thu compare
tyelr early development "f general
railroad measure. present control -: the
lines being continued for 4 short period.
An improvements IN railroad issues may
~ expected a. soon as definite announce
rnent - mad" concerning tho program
"a h,. :uloitch. assuming. oF course. that
there is un untstv"rahl" change IN the
general attitude toward tn" lines hut
h,. .
IT reasOnlhl" equity toward the car
r,crS and their property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
FOLLANSBEE

The town council is in favor ~ re-
moving the drinking fountain from the
corner Of Penn and Main streets but
since tho fountain was given To The city
ON subscription taken up by McssrS.
Fred Edwards. Charles kcN and Rich
ard Rurson several years ago the c!iy
fathers arc in a ;angle as to what
should hc done. Tho mill company has
hcsn asked Ia permit ;he fountain to
bn moved n"Nt "a III" mill entrance.
Several marble parts Ar" missing and
the fountain has not been used for tire"
years.
DR. McCahan. former FollanShec
physician who left III" pas; summer for
Denver. colo. Will return 10 this soc
non. according t" advic"S received by
friends here tho climate IN n" west not
agreeing with the doctors health.
Rev. +. T. Patr"no. pastor Of the Cal
vary (Italian) Presbyterian church ~
ably assisted by Mrs. Iatr"n" At a
recent congregational meeting an elder
and Two DRAGONS w"r" Installed.
The Wumcu's study club Of FoilanS-
be-. met last evening with Mrs. William
Iuhy. Mrs iuhy and Miss Jackson
wrr'. hoSlcSScS.
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Accused State House
Clerk Enters Denla]

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Fec Il
Leroy Clcmans. state S';tI'r printing
clerk, and attaChc Of thr >,a'" depart
ment Of agriculture. voluntarily appear
ed before the chief Of police. John II.
Charnock. today and furnished bond :"
the sum of $1,000 for his APPEARING al
nine o'clock tomorrow morning before
tho police judge.
Warrants Ter his arcs, and that ~
Walter Harris ON the "harT" al HIolali"n
OF the prohibition law and Of breaking
into and entCrtluC IN" capitol wcr" OBJ
tanned Saturday rIght hv stat" TAX COM
missioner. Walter :. llallnnan. Tlny
were charged with innpilrat!un in the
theft Of 700 niIts nf whi~hCy from IN"
state prohibition department "Wednesday
morning Harris has not yet been appr"-
hended.
ClemanS states that the basis Of his
arrest is the statement OF a notorious
bootlcEgcr who is trying to escape
punishment.
III burglary was committed someone
naturally had to he the goat and this
boutlcggcr who has borne n grievance
against mo for several months was Civ
en- the opport unity 10 strike hack.
think my character in charleston mas
been established and | will prove my
innoCcnSc OF tho charge.
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Factory Holidays

The local factories. Will hay" but 4
comparatively short holiday TINS year
IS orders arr very IarE" and Ih, factor.
IS ar" Working /" riph"liy al IN" pres
rnl time. Tn" United Stamping com
pIny Will have a weeks vacation start
ing today. som" few Will work TO-DAY
getting out rush orders and the rest o!
tn" week VIII b" taken up by stock TAX.
ing. The EoSt0rIa Glass company viii
have hut two days vacation. Christmas
md New Years Day. This company
has very many orders and ar" working
hard 10 keep in sight Of them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
MOUNDSV|LLE
NEWS
Furuacs ExplodeS

Tho firc-truCk WAS called yesterday
afternoon in answer 10 an alarm from
Annadalc avenue, but il turned out that
4 furnace in the house belonging to Earl
Hostutlcr had become charged with tn"
fumes OF coal raS and exploded. causing
much excitement but little damage.
Water had been poured upon the few
flames that resulted and they were en-
tirely out when tho truck arrived. The
house is inhabited by Mr.. Strosnid"r and
family. and the fire did but htll" dam
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car.nhaner Funeral Today.

Funeral services for the late Harry
l.. Carenhauer. ST. viii BE- hold this
morning at $50 o'clock at the family
home. No. Cas- Market street. followed
by requiem high mass at st. J"S"ph,s
cathedral at . o'clock. 1nterment will
be made in Mt Calvary cemetery.
Deceased was an old and respected
resident of this city. He was found
dead IN bed on Friday morning, death
being due TO acute indigestion. lie IL
survived by two sons. HAIRY. Jr, and
carl both of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Have More
Mnnndauilln Rrirfs

MISS DIV" Hammond Of Buckhannon
Is visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss Rhoda Far. teacher in the local
schools, Will spend her Christmas Naca-
ton at her HON" in Cameron.
Mrs. VIII Scclha'h continues very III
AT the Glendale hospital
Mrs. Earl GrllespI" Of Akron. Ohio.
has arrived home to spend tn" holiday S
with her parents on Third street.
Mrs Hannah Kinc. II M"rsantown
will spend the holidays with her son.
Arm"r knl". and faui;ly. III tins city.
Ross E"nar arrived HON" from W"s-
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NEW YORK. Dec. 2l-Lieutcnant
Bciyin w. Maynard. 'th" flying parson.
winner Of the recent army trans-cOntin-
entail air race. announced today that h"
had res Sncd from the army air service
and Will resume his work rs u clergy
man. He said he expected 10 BE- out
OF the service by January l.
Il am going to take the advice rccciN-
cd in an ANONYMOUS letter tho other day
and go back to nv preaching. l.I"ut"n'
ant said. In substance. IT said: !
am an old man or over so but when
was a young man an old man told m,
not to be a fool Now | am old and
you arc young 50 | want to civ" YOU
some advice. Don't be n fool. G" back
to your pulpit and give up your flying
ard newspaper fame"
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part OF the grocer Turkeys on foot
are selling at the present time at from
So 10 6l cents. whil" dressed they viii
retail at not less than IS cents pei
pound.
The reason for the scarcity Of turkeys
ia that the farmers in the west have
found them Improbable. The number
tina, have been shipped from Tie chief
source Of supply. IN" middlrWest has
boon very small. while the number rails.
ID for market in IN" immediate district
has been smaller than ever before IL
history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Reid Interment Today.

Funeral services for the late Matilda
.. Mas Reid. wife Of w. II. Reid were
held yesterday afternoon at the family
home. No. s. Poplar avenue. Edg"o"d.
Ecv. James T.. Schucttc. pastor 81 81.
James Lutheran church. conducted the
services Intermcnt will be made in
Greenwood cemetery this morning At
20 o'clock,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Bacnman Funeral

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Lucy Wheeler BaChman. well known
resident who died on Thursday. wcr"
held yesterday afternoon al the family
home No. Thirteenth street. Rev. Z.
T.. l.. Strid"r. rector Of the ST. Matth"~S
y /. church. 1T which deceased vas II
d"voUi mcCIb"r. conducted tn" services
and -nLumhmcnt was made privately in
the uauSolcum at Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
,ches OhserYa Christm

The local churches observed Christ
mas IN the usual fashion yesterday but
the FIRST ". T.. and III" First FROSTY
tcrIam gave wonderful "antatas which
were MICH enjoyed by thUs" who w"r"
IN attendance The rautata at tho First
NJ. T.. Is an annual event and the best
Of local talent is always seen in these
r1utu,lS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
TURKEYS SCARCE
1ouRh Fowls VIII Demand IS to IS
Cents Few Being Shipped In

Turkeys for Christmas will be even
.carcer than they were at Thanksgiving
time. There arc practically none OF tho
greatly priced birds in this general dis
Ir,rt and hut few arc being shipped.
Tho wholesale price is SO urohibltiNc
that handling them il but aCc"mmoda- >
lion for The ultimate consumer on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
MAKE CHRISTMAS MERRY.

have any cast off, or old clothing or
wearing apparel. SO Boy Scouts are
waiting to call for them with six big
auto trucks. Call G.. W. Cory, Union
Mission, by phone. d-l9-J 4
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Fleahman Funeral.

afternoon at o'clock at tn" family
home on Cross street. Elm Grove. Tor
,he lat" Flora Gardner F1eahman. who
died Thursday. Rev. Riddle, pastor or
The Elm Grove NJ. T.. church. conducted
the services. and intcrmcnt was made
In StOn" Church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
School HOLIDAYS

The public schools of THIS CIty will
hold their final session today before the
Christmas vacation. NJ more school
viii b.. held Until the 5th of January
thus giving the pupils two weeks
vacation.
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BASKETBALL Game

The two Eighth grad" teams "f the
hi:.h school will clash in tho high school
gNiuna:lun N tn" first Of STr!"S OF
games to be played between these teams
and S0nr Of III" lass teams Of tho high
$, ho0l These are two very strong teams
and are being coached h. Captain Moore
ii the high school SQUAD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
CITY COnncil

The city council will meet III regular
Som monthly session this evening al
TIA" city building. So far ~ has beer
ANNOUNCED only routine matters OF bus
mess VIII be taken up.
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OHIO NEWS


COiJ'MTI :. O. Dec. Ex-Governor
cox signed 'hr : hitt"mor~ bill author,
Eng Summit county - purChaS" ana
MAINTAIN ITS rwn tuh"rrul"SiS hrspitat;,
Tho graduated motor vehicle tax hiil.
he CiriSwuld amendments [" inc
Hughes Health bill. tho bill authoriZihs
women Ia serve as inspectors and chal-
lcngc-s AZ initiative and r"fcrenduin
elections and III" sund7y claims arrro-
priation b'll also reached the governor
today FOR his approval.
COLG-MRI'S. o.. Dec. Eth" joint
lnc;elatIvc cuIumIttcc appointed 70 IN
Guirc into IN" proposition or salary IN
Crrasre for tat" employees and f"achcrS
h9e org,njzCd by tho election OF Senator
N,llcr Of Muskiugum. chairman. and
Pcrrcsar' ativr Atkinson. columbus. Soc
rCIlry Attorney Paul EaintCr. OF Han"S-
mic. was elected clerk. Daily session
of the committee VIII b. held.
COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. 21.-Thc house
finance 'rumm:tc" during IN" holiday
recess is respected IL consider proPoS-
al To extend tho operation OF me s'aI'
bureau ~ nlnrkes. Former tohd Az
uinistrator Fred e. CrnNton and Dr. }.
+. II,rcriv recommended such extension
IN a report to Governor Cox. as means
To- held combat tho high cost Of living.
Thu. budget requested for this purpNS"
tont"wplntes an additional rAp'nHn, u,'
of SO 900 Thu various new depart
mcut4 call for ,Ni"rt heads with Sa,
aries ranging from $500" 10 $500 with
aseis ants and Inspectors.
Tho Joint comm Ito" which - |" Va
Ncstigate requested salary increases i,'
STATE. employs ;rd public school teach
nrs also I'LL remain At work. holding
daily session." # * I" report when IN"
assembly r-c"nN Ms, january u: ne
senator MIIIram Miller. 81 GAINESVILLE,
rb,iru,r and I;crr"S-niatil" II. 4. At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
wAxE cya1srmAs mnRY.

By calling tho Union Mission, II you
have any cast off, or old clothing or
wearing apparel. SO Boy Scouts are
waiting to call for them with SIX big
auto trucks. Call G. W. Cory, Union
Mission, by phone. d-l9-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
BOY SCOUTS COLLECT
CLOTHES FOR MISSION

Tho Boy Scouts Of tho city assisted IN
gathering clothes FOR IN" Union MISSION
10 distribute to tho poor of the city Sat
urday afternoon. Quit" a lars" amount
Of clothing was gathered. all Of which
will b. given out where il is most nocd-
Cd within n short time. 1t is poSSipie
,hat several proplc who were anxious
10 give clothing for the use of the poor
were inisset, at tho time Or collection
II these people will call the jni"n
Mission, arrangements I" call Tor Such
articles as they wish to give Will De
madc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22

The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity - use
The Intelligencsr Want Ads.
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NAVE cuRrsrn1As nCrHnY-

MAKE cHRIsTMAs MERRY.
BY calling tho Union Mission, II You
have any cast off, or old clothing or
wearing apparel IS Boy Scouts are
waiting to call for them with six big
auto trucks. Call G. W. Cory, Union
Mission, by phone. d-lo-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22

Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS -
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lily WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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MAYNARD TO RETIRE.

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-06

maealuf, fara dureri 81 fara noui
simptome de >constipatie. Aceas.
ia normala golire este cea mai de
seama trebninta in aceste tim.
p1lri dc epidemic. De 'accia res
plnge toate preparatelc ,,tot atit
dc bune" 81 insista sa Ti-sc dea
Timers American Elixer of Bitter
Wine. La toate farmaciilc $1.10.
- In caz de junglfiuri DE reuma-
tism san nevralgie, incordari, UNI
fiaturi, etc, Timers Liniment e.
ste remcdiul pc care Sc poatc
contra Intotdcauna. 35 81 65 de
cent la farmacii, lar prin posta
costa 45 81 Is dc cent?. - Va do
rim am nou fericit Joseph Tri-
-ner Company, 1333-1343 s. Ash
land Avenue. Chicago, Al.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-06

lcheltniasca pima la Is Ianuarie
1919, de oare &c s'a facut alt re.
gulament la hala, 81 dnpa Is la.
nuarie 1919, aceia care yor maj
avea tichete mn le vor mai putea
| folosi.
De aselhenea sa mai >aducc la
cunostinta membrilor eli socie-
tatea pc >seara zilei de IL Ianuaric
va avea 0 petrecere Gu teatru 81
dams, la care ficcare frate men,
bru este dator a lua>parte Acei
mtmbrii care nu vor lua partc
|sunt datori a-si plati tichetul dc
intrare conform hotarfrei luate
de catre societate. y
IN spcranta ca toti fratii mem
bril- al societatii .,Plugarul Ro-
min din Youngstown, Ohio, sd
vor conforma acestAi aviz, am ra-
mas asteptind' a-si face datorinta
fiecare frate membru.
In numele societatii ,,Plugarul
Romin" din Youngstown, O.:
Avisalom Barbu, presedinte.
A. Constantin, vice. -presedinte.
D. Lungociu, 'secretar.
"a & 6 & 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-06
N E G r oLoa q.


Prin mari 81 lnngi suferinte du-
pa s lnni de zilc, fratele Vasilt
precnp, in etatc dc "a ami, din co.
mnna Muras Cipan, comitatui
lTIrnava mica, in ziua de 9 Decem.
hric 1918 a incetat din viata. Ra.
posatul a fost membru la Socic:
tatca .,Vasile Stoica", dar a fos;
domiciliat in Canton, Ohio dc
luni, 81 taxa lunara STA platit-c
tot la sus numita socictatt. da,
,ocietatoa DIR luliu Maniu'' la
,fost protcctoare etc. \
In ultima ri socictaica DR. lu.
lin Maniu" ia facut pompa
din cele mai festive. ca 81 cind ar
ii fost membrul sau.
Raposatul a avut aici dol frati
care, au fngrijit de dinsul pima
in ultimul moment.
Deci prin accasta socictatca
DIR. lulu MANU-" aduce tinaru.
lui raposat sincerile condolente 81
zice He in veei sufletul lui in u.
surinta.
Prezidiul societatii DIR. Nuliu Ma
niu" din Canton, Ohio.
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A v I z.

Societatea rOmina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Plugarul Romin'' dim
Youngstown, Ohio, prin aeeasta
aduce la cunostinta membrilor
sal ca pcntru platirea cotelor lu-
s mare s'au schimbat orele 81 zilele
de oficiu ale secretarului finan-
ciar. Pima acuma au fost 0rele de
ofici de la 10 p. m., Martha 81
Vinerea. Pc viitor va Fl SImbata
de la 6--S seara 81 Dumineca de
la 2-5 p. M
Deci membrii societatii stunt
rugati a lua la cunostinta acea-
sta
Secretar financiar pc periodul
prim al anului 1919 a fost ales
d-nul Silivestru Pora.
I Sa mai aduce la cAnoStinta tu-
turor membrilor societatii noas-
ire ca lucrind la inoirea registre-
Tor pentru anul 1919 81 la facerea
,lconspectului pc luna lanuaric
1919, toti fratii membrii sunt ru-
gati ca pima la Is Ianuarie 1919
sd trimita fiecare adrescle dior
la societatea noastra 81 tot odata
81 mostcnitorii legal la beneficii,
ASA ca la caz de vre-o intimplare
att membrH, cit 81 societatea s;l
nu alba greutati care s'ar putea
intimpla Gu mostenitorm.
Sunt' rugati toti acei frati mem
bril-, care inca nu si-au achitat
Gotta lunara pc luna Decembrie
1913, ca cel multi pima la Is Ia
marie 1919 sa achite, precum
81 toate datoriile ce le au fata
dc societate. Toti' acei membrii
care nu-si vor achita toate da-
toriilc fata de societate nu vor
mai Fl trecuti in registrele socie-
tatii pc anul 1919, 81. sa vor CON
sidera ca esiti din societate.
Fratii membrii de pc partea de
West orasului sa-si plateasca
cotele Ia secretarul Elisei Bria,
Sa mai aducc Ia cunostinta fra.
fstilor naetnbrii al societatii noass
TIRE sch toti aceia care mai asl ii
chete de Ia hala de berc, 81 4
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G o N v o G A r E.

SOcietatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura .,Tirnoveana" din Torrine
ton, Conn, convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal din loc 81 din jur a lua
partc la adunarea generala semi
anuala. care va avea loo Dumine-
ca, 12 lanuaric 1919. la orele 100
p. m. in hala naua rcntata din
So. Prospect Str, Wis a Wis de
The American Col. Bras co. New
Casting Shop.
La aceasta adunarc find mai
mnlte chestii importante de re.
zolvat, de la care nh este pcrmis
sa~lipseasca nici m frate mcmbru
Tot la aceasta adunare va fl 81
schimbarea fmctionarilor 81 da-
rca Gle scama pc 6 luni gtrecute.
Deci rugam staruitor pc toti fra:
til membrii sa ,binc voiasca lua
parte la aceasta adunare.
Deci sa nu ute nici I'M rhembru
articolul XI din statutele locale
privitoare la absenteA
Convocari speciale nu Sc vor
trimitc.
I'm 'numele societatii ,,TIrnovea-
na., din Torrington, Conn:
George Gligor, presedinte.
loan Dafin, secretar provizor.
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