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F1llinq That Weekly Basket
Use Cash--and-- Garry System

five minutes. Then add three hard
boired eggs chopped fine and four
tablespoons of finely chopped par
sley. Beat to mix and then turn on
a large platter to COOL. Let stand
for two hours, then form into outlets
and dip in flour. Now place in a
vegetable dish.
One egg.
! One.haif cup of evaporated milk.
Beat to mix and then lay the cut
let on the wire spoon and dip IN
this egg wash. Then roll in I'm
crumbs and fry until golden brown
In hot fat. Garnish with parsley.
Fruit Pudding
Place in a bowl
One cup of stale crumbs,
SIX tablespoons of shortening.
And pour over the bread crumbs and
shortening one cup of boiling water.
Stir to mix and then let COOL. Now
add:
One woll-beaten egg,
One-half cup of sugar,
One cup of flour,
Three level teaspoons of baking
powder,
One cup of Strawberries, cut into
bits.
Mix thoroughly and then turn into
| well-greased custard cups and bake
In a moderate wen for twenty-five
minutes. Serve with vanilla sauce.
Vanilla Sauce
One cup of white corn strip,
One-half cup of water,
Two tablespoons of cornstarch.
Stir to dissolve the starch, then
bring to a boil and cook for hve
minutes. Cool and then add one
tablespoon of vanilla.
ENl-z1 ~rnTa NXffh HnDnn
Wipe the apples and then cut in
slices about one inch thick. Dip in
milk and then in flour and fry until
hot in bacon fat.
Sliced Tomatoes, Cheese Dressing
Dip the tomatoes in boiling water
and then in cold to loosen skins. Re-
move the skins and set on ice to
chill. Cut each tomato into thick
slices.
Cheese Dressing
Place in a small bowl
One tablespoon OF grated onion,
One tablespoon of finely minced
parsley.
-Four tablespoons of grated cheese.
One teaspoon of salt,
One teaspoon of sugar,
One teaspoon of paprika'
One teaspoon of mustard,
Two-thirds cup Of mayonnaise
dressing.
Mix thorousbly and then serve
on the chilled tomatoes.
CrJImb Cake
Owing to the scarcity of sugar I
have planned this recipe sc that We
can use corn or maple strip or
honey.
Place In a mixing bowl
Three-quarters cup of sirup,
Six tablespoons of shortening,
IN egg,
One-quarter teaspoon of nutmeg.
Two cups of sifted flour,
Four level teaspoons of baking
powder,
Two thirds cup of milk or wster.
Beat to mix and then turn into
well-greased and Toured layer cake
pan and then prepare the crumbs
for the top as follows: Place in a
small bowl
Six tablespoons of flour,
Four tablespoons of brown sugar
Two tablespoons of shortening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25
BY MRS. N. a. WILSON

Copyright, 1920, by Public Ledger
Co. All rights reserved.)
Watching the market closely at
this season of the year, the u
wife will soon know just what foods
are abundant normal and scarce.
Real economy demands that this
knowledge be at the housewives
fingertips in order to prevent the
hit-o miss method of buying.
This means that, regardless OF n
menu that has been planned. you
must study market conditions n
move those foods which were plan
ned in accordance with the market
conditions.
The reading of the h~olesale rates
in the market and pl vision column
OF the paper will give the housewife
a fair idea of prices that the various
foods are bringing in carload lots.
Purchasing food on charge &C
counts, when delivery Is desired, will
increase the cost of each article OF
food purchased. The cash-and carry
markets are a real boon to the econ
omical woman who can take time to
go to market.
Three Meals for the Sunday Menu
Breakfast
Berries
Cream Cod on Toast Bacon Garnish
Watercrea Coffee
Radishes Scallions
Egg Outlets Cheese Sauce
Steamed Rice Peas
Cucumber Salad
Fruit Pudding Vanilla Sauce
Coffes
Supper
Fried Apples With Bacon Rice Cakes
Sliced Tomatoes Cheese Dressing
Crumb Cake Tea
Tho market basket will require.
One package of shredded Goldfish,
One pound of bacon,
Six eggs,
One box of berries
One Bunch of parsley,
One bunch of scallions,
One bunch of radishes.
One small head of lettuce.
One small cucumber.
Three apples. +.
Two tomatoes,
One-quarter pound Of cheese.
One-half pound Of rice,
One-quarter peck of peas,
e-half pound of butter,
Two loaves of bread,
Three pints of milk.
and the usual staples that are pur-
chased weekly.
Cream Cod on Toast
Open a package of fish and place
in q piece of cheese cloth. Dip 1t in
boiling water, then in cold. and
squeeze very dry. Then make
One and one-half cups of cream
sauce.
Add the fish and three tablespoons
of finely chopped parsley. Heat to
the boiling point and then lift on
to thick slices of toast. Pour a
tablespoon OF melted butter over the
fish when ready to serve and garnish
with strip Of nicely Drowned bacon.
Egg Cutless
Place In a saucepan
Two cups of milk,
Three-quarters cup of -four,
One teaspoon of salt, .
One teaspoon of paprika,
One onion grated fine,
Stir to dissolve the -four and then
bring to a boil and cook slowly for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25
One teaspoon Of cinnamon.
SWEDEN'S BEAUTY
WELCOMED HOME

When Anna @. Nilsson, arrives
this month at her home in Stockholm
she will be heralded by the Swedish
people as their only daughter to
have. registered al international
sHccess in British and American
theatres.
Miss Nelson's is one of the most
beautiful faces seen on either the
legitimate or movie stage. 1t is
said to have appeared on more mag
azine covers than that of any Ameri-
can girls She used to be a model
for Penrhyn Stanlaws, the noted
illustrator.
Like so many actresses of the
legitimate stage she went into the
movies, and is now best known as
a screen beauty.
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She IS WILLING
TO BE FIRST LADY

SAN FRANCISCO-"A friend of
the overseas boys Is the way Mrs.
Robert l.. Owen. wife of Senator
Owen, candidate for the Democratic
nomination for President, is known.
Mrs. owen went to France with
her husband. who was OF the Sem
atorial committee visiting the
trenches. When she got back she
told just what she saw in the
camps, and some of the things she
said were unfiattering to the
higher ups"
THE reporters asked me what I
thought of the camps" she explain
ed. when she arrived here to help
her husband fight for the nominal
ton. well, I told them. My only
thought was of the comfort of the
boys"
Mrs. Owen is a club woman of
her home city, Musk ogee, Okla
homa. and in Washington takes keen
interest in things political.
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D. OF |. PARTY
Prizes are Awarded I'm Games Play
ed at st. Mary's Hall

Prizes are Awarded I'm Games Play
ed at st. Mary's Hall
The regular Thursday night card
party was held last night under the
auspices of the Daughters of Isa-
bella in st. Mary's Hall. Five hun
dred, euchre and pinochle were
played. The first prize in five hun
dred was won by Miss Helen Gal
win, the second by Abram M. Shock.
the third by Mrs. John Delaney, the
fourth by Miss Retta Collins. The
first prize in euchre went to Mrs.
Thomas Patten and the second to
Mrs. George Mullens. The first prize
in pinochle was awarded to Mrs. HI.
Eyerkuss and the second to Mrs.
Peter VanSyckle.
The committee In charge of the
affair was headed by Mrs. Kate Van
SICKLE assisted by the Misses
Theresa Thompson, Katherine
Leavy, Florence Donegan, Blanche
VanSyckle and Mrs. Richard +.
White. The next card party will be
held Thursday night with Mira Wal
ter Pollock in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25
PLAN HARVEST SUPPER


simpson Ladies' Aid Plans for Big
Event i'm the Fall
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Simpson M. z. church held a regu-
lar business meeting yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Woglom in Rector street. 1t
was decided to hold an entertain
ment coupled with refreshments in
September and also to serve a har-
vest supper in October. In connec-
ton with the latter an apron sale
will be held. Each member has
volunteered to donate n apron.
The next meeting of the society will
be held Thursday, July 8, at the
home of Mrs. Frank Rankin in Sc
warren.
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Club EUents

The Echo Club will hold its final
meeting OF the season tonight In
the First Baptist church. The sub
ject Of the evening will be Ameri-
can music. The development will
be traced from the days of the In
dian to the present and illustrated
selections from the works of va
rious American composers will be
played.
The club is fortunate in having
the assistance of Mrs. Lester NJ.
White, a violinist, and Mrs. w. E.
Roberts, a soprano. The program
will start at Sis o'clock sharp.
| The friends of the members will be
the guests of the evening.
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Many Enjoyed Concert

Hans Backyard. a Ddn-
ish tenor. recently arrived in this
country from Denmark. gave a con-
cert at Washington hall Wednesday
night to a large audience thai was
not only composed of Danish speak
ing people here but others as we'll.
The concert was a success and the
audience of Danish-Aericans greatly
enjoyed the efforts of the distinguish
ed tenor. Mr.. Backyard receive&
much applause and responded WIN
several Mr.. Bakgaard WAS
accompanied by Professor RAf
Gunst in a most satisfactory man.
ner. He also played several of his
own comDoSitiOnS
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The Girl Who Smiled Thru
By MARION RUBINCAM

ed laugh she had at times.
Live on the Model Farm" she
said promptly. IT'S always been
my ambition"
Tomorrow I'll go out and see II
they need another instructor" Dav-
i'd answered. II have been in touch
with them and perhaps 1 could stay
on there and work with them this
ard come in every evening
to see you"
How wonderful" Alice said. Or
better vel, perhaps they would let
me Join some of their classes-oh
no, / have a position. I'm head
worker at the Settlement House"
she added. But see If you can get
out there"
Tomorrow Wonderful June.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25
Rain Docs Not Mar Festiyap

The strawberry festival held last
night under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid of the First Baptist
church on the church lawn was a
great success. The committee was
practically entirely sold out before
the rain. During the rain the festi-
val was removed to the lecture room
of the church. Mrs. Joseph F.
Walker was the general chairman
in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25
PLAN LAWN SOCIAL
Danish NJ. 70. ladies Aid to Hold

UdI1Sl M. II. IE1IIIeS hiu 10 IfOIU
Big Event on July is
The Ladies Aid of the Danish NJ.
r. church decided to hold a lawn
social at their meeting held yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Skyberg in Grant street. The lawn
social will be held Thursday, July
Is. The committee in charge is
composed of Mrs. Andrew Iversen.
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Peter
Jensen, Mrs. Olaf Johansen, Mrs.
Peter Nielsen, Mrs. Anton Nielsen,
Mrs. Lars Larsen, Mrs. Hans Strive.
Mrs. Marie Holm, Mrs. John c.
Fredericksen, Mrs. B. Smith, Mrs.
Jermiassen, Mrs. Skyberg. A COM
mittee meeting will be held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Iver-
SEN.
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Acolvte Guild to Dance

One of the old time dances for
which the Parish House in Rector
street is famed will be staged to-
night under the auspices of the
Acolyte Guild of st. Peters church.
The music for the affair will be fur
nished by Johnstone's orchestra.
The chairman in charge is Roland
Kleckner.
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Now York's Fashion Authority.
BY CORA MOORE.


NEW YORK-A black satin slip
with sleeves Is a most useful arti-
Gle Of apparel these days. II the
top part is made on belt. Of its own
and interchangeable with a ban
deau of the same black satin. there
in is the foundation Of a very COM
plete and entirely satisfactory out
At that may all be enclosed In a
week end bag Of ordinary proper
lions. nte
For instance to be worn with
the waist that has sleeves there
Is a tunic like the one illustrated
of buff duvetyn or old blue serge.
Another tunic Of georgette trans
forms the black satin into a more
formal daytime costume.
Then with the sleeveless BAN
deau a tunic of chiffon made with
short sleeves or none at all makes
a ~semi-formal dinner gown or a
formal dance frock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25
Personal Mention

Martin Jacobsen. a graduate of
the class of rs of the local high
school. graduated yesterday from
Trenton Normal school. having com
pleted the commercial course
Philip Affrunti, of State street. at
tended a banquet yesterday at the
Hotel McAlpin in New York given
by the Prudential Insurance Com
pany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25
HIKE ON
Girls to Leave Community House
For Staten Island Outing.

For Staten Island Outing.
A hike will be held Sunday start
ing at the Community House in
446 tombstone street, for Staten Is
land. This is being arranged under
the auspices of the factory activity
committee of the Community House
Association<All the girls Of the fac
tories throughout the city are re-
quested to participate as well as any
other girls in the city who would
like to take the hike.
They will leave the Community
House at 2 O'Clock. taking the ferry
to Staten Island. where following a
short hike baseball will be played
and supper eaten. Each girl is re-
quested to bring her lunch and also
ferry fare. The leader will be Miss
Helen Grannis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25

SAN FRANCISCO-Mrs. Genevive
DAILY Reid, head of the Democratic
Housing Bureau whose business 1t
is to see that every visiting delegate
at the National Convention is well
housed for the week. had another
honor given her by the administra-
ton when she was appointed Re-
ceiver of Public Money for this dis
trict.
The unusual appointment Of a
woman to this position Is due to
Mrs. Reds unique qualifications.
She served as secretary to Golden
Rule" Tom johnson, Mayor of To-
ledo. and later was secretary to
Henry F1agler, the sugar baron. She
recently added to her experience by
going to Europe as one of the spec
ial representatives of the U. s. to
study trade conditions.
One teaspoon of cinnamon.
Work with the tips of the fingers
into a fine crumbly a and then
spread over the cake and bake in a
moderate oven for thirty minutes.
Note-If you squeeze the crumbs
they will become moist, so work with
just the tips of the fingers or use a
fork to toss them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25
FAREWELL SERVICES
Captain and Mrs. Collins to Leave
Salvation Army Post Here

In accordance with the general
farewell in every corps of the Saliva
ton Army in New York and New
Jersey, Captain and Mrs. j. p. Col
Inns who have been stationed at the
local headquarters for the past few
months, will hold farewell services
Sunday. Captain Collins has not yet
received orders as TO where he will
be Stationed after his departure, but
it is known that Captain and Mrs.
Clubhouse will take up the work in
this city. The new officers come to
take charge wednesday night.
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Association IN Meet.

The entire Community Association
will meet Monday afternoon. June
rs, at 4 o'clock in the Girls Club
DON in the local public library.
All of the members Of the ~associa-
ton are requested to be present at
this meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25
ELECT MRS. M'H0SE
Annual Meeting of Baptist Ladies
Atd-Iancbeon Served

Aid-Lmncheon Served
The Ladies Aid Society of the
First Baptist church held their an
nual meeting yesterday afternoon In
connection with a covered dish
luncheon. The luncheon was served
at 1 o'clock. Following this the
election of officers for the coming
year took place with the following
results: President, Mrs. Robert Nc
Hose; vice president, Mrs. Eugene
Hope: secretary, Mrs. Eugene Diet
erly; treasurer, Mrs. Harry Dave.
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IuIIDDIVZiOIe di IlBBIiC0IO b0IC0IiO

.,,edi scorso 81 inauguraronO
-; local. della South Philadel-
~ State Bank, situati al N.ri 9l5-
II So. lth street.
Per Ia verita dobbiamo dire che
.,e,,o fabbricato bancario, per la
,s grandezza per il modo come e
80 costruito, degno di rivaleg-
,,,are con quelli del centric della citta
I've hanno sede lie grandi istituzio-
nj bancarie americana.
Al secondo piano vi una grandis-
lima sala che sara adibita ad utfici
;nerenti agli AFFAIR." bancari,
Mel pomeriggio di lunedi ScorSo E
sro allie ore di sera fu un continue
Via val di CLIENT, amici ed ammira-
,ori della Istituzione. | local. erano
;mbandierati molti bouquets" di
fori erano posati Su quasi tutti ia
yoH del diversi uffici.
Al visitatori furono offerti del rim
f-esrhi. Fra essi furono notati ca
nj di diverse banche americana, qua
L nuelli della Fourth St. National
Rank della Southwark National.
Terminate la vista al local., di-
rettori della South Philadelphia
State Bank offrirono una Cena ad
]
nitori della lstituzione.
lie tavole, allie quail sedevano circa
90 persone. erano state imbandite
aUIotel Tenaglia, 76l So. 9th st. lie
yivande, squisite, vennero servite con
puntualita ammIrevole.
AlTora del disCorSi, prcsentati bril-
1antemente dal direttore Slgnor d.
Cirotti, figlio del Vice Presidente 81
gno- G.. Cirotti, parlarono IL Rev T..
Della Cioppa, gil avvocatl d. Furia,
/ r. Maioriello. Bonnelli e Jos. Ma
rinelli. il nostro direttore, il cassie
re signor Silvio Giardinelli, IL signor
&. Cirotti, il manager del Diparti-
mento Estero della Fourth ST. Natio-
nal Bank il signor Hyman.
II signor Giardinelli parlo del pro-
pressi della Banca ringrazio gil a
gionisti, direttori, il pubbllco IN ge-
ncrale sopratutto eli impiegati che
VI Hauno contribute con ropcra loro
indciessa intelligence.
Fla motto applaudito quando d,Sse
che le migliori istituzioni bancarie
itaEaue, sotto la vigilanza dele au-
tori,a statali, sono la Sons of Italy
State Bank" la South Philadelphia
State Bank. c quando rievoco l'atto
ind,gno che "qualche' connazionale
tent6 contro la Banca Figli d'ltalia.
D signor Cirotti, vice presidente,
rifere la storia, ricordando le peripe-
zie. della Istituzione, dall'apertura II
no sd oggi ed anche cgli ebbe dele
parole lusinghieri per la Sons OF
Italy State Bank.
ID simposio ebbe termine con gil
aucuri di prosperita ALA South Phi
r.f..rh51 State Rauk'
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to un sistema differente certo piu
onesto. | promotori non prometto-
no soltanto, ma hanno gia prepara-
TO II lavoro per il perforamento di
ire pozzi prima di vendere azioni /;
hanno gia impiantato rimpalcatura
del primo pozzo, iniziandone subito
10 scavo, ed hanno chiuso regolare
contratto con perforatori (drillers)
per cui 10 scavo di un sccondo poz e.
20 venga cominciato appena appro-
tondito il primo di 5000 piedi, cosi
un terzo pozzo sara initiate appena
approfindito il secondo
Tale corporazione la Good
Faith Gas & Oil CO.., costituita con
un capitale autorizzato di 100000,
merce azioni che presto Saranno in
vendita al prczzo di $l25.00 ciascu-
ma. Essa proprietaria di una esten-
stone di POGO memo di due acri di
terreno in una collina sta in punto
centrale del campo gasifero di Nc
keesport cirCondata a brevissima di-
stanza da pozzi scavati di recente,
tutti positivi che producono pa
recchr milioni di piedi cubici di gas
al giorno. Tutto ia supporre nm
grande successo nei pozzi che quivi
verranno SCavati
nomi poi del dirigenti della So
cieta Sono garanzia di oneSta c COM
petenza, ispirando la massima fidu-
cia nel'affare. Eccoli. Presidente, J
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Be Abrahams, impresario, proprieta-
rio ed administrators di beni stabi-
Ii (real estate); Segretario Teso-
riere, J W. Parnell, administrators
di stabili fiduciario della Fire In
surance Coz Direttori: J. l.. Hunt,
ispettore della Franklyn Refining c.,
c. NJ. Shoaf, cancelliere della Corte
della Contea di Allegheny, J. l.. Han
ma, -stazione della ferrovia della
Penna. in Elizabeth, Pa; tutti re-
sponsabili economicamente, oltre che
moralmente. Sono anche cointeres-
sati ALA Societa del rispettabili no
Stri Connazionali.
La direzione di questo giornale 81
offre di fornire maggiori informazio-
nj sull'affarc."
Mentre il signor Alessandro Saliva
tori e il rappresentante generate per
gil italiani, in Philadelphia state
assunto il signor Enrico Scevola, i'm
piegato della Banca Figli d'Italia, che
transige eli AFFAIR." della Good Faith
Gas & Oil CO.., presso il signor +.
r. Bilotta, S. +. Cor. 9TH Christian
streets.
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UNA NUovA cALzoLERIA

La ingiustificata prolblzione ma
ucsso tuori combattImento negO
zianu di vini birra c liquori molu
connazionali, quail per una ragione
gualsiasi non pOssonO tare al1Io' 81
troyauo a male partito. Non sara CO.
81 gcro con Iegregio AMIGO signor
VITO A. Del NecChlo.
Egh ha trasformato la sua Dotti-.
gIfcTfa in una moderna ed elegante
CalzoIcria fornendola di tutto II ne
cessario, compreso lie machine, per
potcre offrire suoi servigl agl al
tczIonati CLIENT.
j lavoro di riparazione dele scar
pc, che 81 ia mentre 81 attende per
pochi minuti garantito tatto ia
esperti artist.
La calzoleria funziona merce la
forza elettrica, percio il lavoro 81 e.
seeuisce con mirabile sollecitudlne.
Abbiamo voluto scrivere questa
noticina perche la lunga schiera di a.
mici del signor Vito A. Del Necchio
re prendano nota.
La caizoleria negli stessi local
dove prima era Ia bottiglieria 9Z4
Passyunk ave.
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L'AURORA", DI PITTSBURGH
"Un'ottima intrapresa per il Gas ed
il Petrolio.

IT T ETTUITU8
La febbrc pei gas mel distretto del
IA vicina McKeesport ha mosso ALA
speculazione parccchie corporazloni
sulla base di "azioni' le quail, riscos-
Sc, dauno principle al lavori di per-
forazione
Una delle corporazioni ha adotta-
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CRONACA DI FILADELF|A
CASINO THEATRE

Da lunedt prossimo c per tutta la
durata della settimana entrante, al
Casino Theatre, Walnut sopra Tot
tava strada, sara rappresentata 70
pera comica Maids of America" con
scenario tutto nuovo un magnifico
coro.
INDIGEsTIoNE. 'Avevo sofferto
per qualche tempo d'indigestione. u
sal una bottiglia di Lozogo del DR..
Pietro ed ora sto perfettamente bene
La medicina mi ha recato giovamen-
to in tante attire maniere'-cosi scri-
We la signora Bertha Anderson di
New Orleans, La Questo ben noto
rimedio di erbe regola 10 stomaco e
stimola Pappetito, Non una medi-
Gina da farmacia ma fornito da "a
gent special Per maggiori infor-
mazioni rivolgersi al DR.. Peter Fahr-
ney & Sons Co., 250l Washington
Blvd, Chicago, ILL.,
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Una terrible, irreparabllc sVentu-
ia ha colpito Ia siguora Virginia NoC--
co -esideute i'm Roma, sOrella del
sigu1r Romeo Neri, administrators
generate della Ditta Roma Bros.
Guaudo. tomato dale fauche dai
sacriiicii della guerra, aycya dTitto
a gCdere la tranquillita della iaml-
glia: quando, per la stima conquista-
taei sui campi delrouore nela Vi
Ia CiyiCa, ! superiori, / subalterm e
eli amici, 10 idolatravano, II morOo
crudclc. una bronco -pOlmonte IN
ilutuzale, rapiva il comm. ltnrlco
Rocco. tenente colonuellu del 40
Reggmento Genio.
L5llustrc deiunto aveva tatto D
ami di campagna, quella lbica al
ira teste terminate contrO lAustrla ;
nelrultima guerra era state al Co.
mando Supreme con Cadorna c con
Diaz e. prima d morire, era all l.
sue.t1rato Generate del Genlo ko-
II tenente colonnello Rocco era
gioyanissimo. perche contava appe-
ina 43 ami. Aveva un culto per la
spa famiglia; adorava la sua alie-
zionata compagna signora Virginia
ed nm amore di bimba che tormava
la consolazione del genitorL
La morte avvenne allie ore iZ.4o
del , febbraio u. S. mentre era ASST
stito dal fratello maggiore, che e
colonncllo del Reali Carabinieri resi-
dente a Roma che il dovere 49, dq-
70 dovere che non vuol conoscere ics
strazio di una famiglia - 10 ha giia
chiamato a Napoli, sua nuoya resi-
denza. ,,.,,..
funerali furono solemn; all'illu-
sire defunto vennero resi- gil onor
militari. con la bandiera del Reggi
mento abbrunata, la salma tn de-
pcsta al Ncrano.
eia di conforto ALA illustre vedo
va la stima di cui era clrcondato
caro- defunto ed al signor Nerl la par
tie presa al suo dolore da amlcl ch'
eli vogliono bene