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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
NO INCREASE IN GAS RATE
IF EXPERIMENTS PAN OUT
Director Traflord Says New Methods
Keeping Cost Within Present
Bounds May BE Perfected
Citllcms Of Richmond nncd M,

Citizcns OF Richmond need not re-
sign themselves to an increase OF 20
cents per LOCO cubic feet in the gas
rate as an inevitable result OF the
oil. ~ 'ee ot iue'
This comforting assurance was
gwen Yesterday by Director OF Pub
lie Utilities bradford Mir. TrafroTd
said that there was no mistake or
cNaEScrat!on IN the report of the al
most lne per cent increase in the price
Of tucl oil. but that he had by no
means abandoned hope OF Keeping the
rric" TO tho consumer within bounds
This can only he done. lie said hv
pcrfectinE now methods in the manu-
Gal nature OF these changes would DO
he Was not prepared TO say at this
time.
Tho director said that he was con-
foremost experts in the country and
hoped TO BE- IN position TO give out
{" more definite statement of his in
NeStiEations and experiments in a
short while. lie added that the in
staiiation OF some new machinery
would probably he necessary. but that
principally through the adoption Of
entirely new methods. No decrease
in the pay roll would result. he stated.
Questioned more, closely as to The
changes. Mr.. Trafford smiled.
Its the same Old story he said.
when confronted by such Il neccs-
sity. people usually manage 10 devise
some means TO meet the situation.
While the changes l have in mind
cannot he correctly styled an inuova
ton. | do not know that any city IS
now using them"
Richmond's gas rate is now 81 per
LOCO cubic feet. Tho incre!sc in the
nrce Of oil would neccssitatc raising
crease the cost of production WAS
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
WOULD BE SCOUT MASTERS
4 Applications for Commissions Are Re
ceivcd by Executive Weaver Ea-
IcnHiun Drive GrnNNN.

Eleven applications for commissions
as Scout masters have been received.
scout Executive Charles l.. Weaver has
Informed the members Of the BOY Scou;
Council. ana the extension campaign
now in progress is meeting with
gratifying success. Most or these APP
pications have come from localities
whore there are no troops ~ present.
The new leaders. with the location
90 their troops ana the member OF tho
council who obtained them. are as fol =
lows:
r. j.. Wancrstcin. Beth Ahahah;
Leon Wailcrstein; +: H. padinun.
Gregory. Christ Episcopal, T. T. Nor
gam Fred Fletcher, Brook Hin, i.
Stewart Bryan; G. c. Chappell, Ir,
Branch Methodist Episcopal. .IitmcS
White; w. NJ. Brown. -. Pauls " T..
W y ADAMS; T. ". Edwards, Ven
able street Baptist, W. y Adams; x.
y Cavcrell. Fairmount Baptist, n ..
litchford; NJ NJ Green. Decatur ~ Il.
Stanley Watkins, Barton Heights; Mac
far,auc Morriss. Westminster Pres by
terrain. executives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
BOGUS $40 BILL AFLOAT
Washington Warns Of Imperfect Notc
That Inns Bfrn rut in
Circulation.

Washington announces That 2 bogus
sons are warned TO look out Tor TIN.
counterfeit note. described as Of the
series Of lali. with eneCk l.ttor "C';
front plat number 30; signed " -
McAdoo Secretary OF the Treasury.
and John Burke. Treasurer Of the
United States The portrait Of Clcyc-
land appears on the bill.
1t can be determined however by
several impcrfections which distiu-
Euish il from the real govcrumo Mt
uotc. The portrait OF Cleveland Is not
clear or distinct, in that the inustachc
genuine note The hack o. tho note
is not as good az the front. lathe work
being poor and rather blurred the fine
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
Wind-rp with BnlI.
ROTARY CLUB RAISES $1,000
FOR ITS BOYS WORK FUND
Over 100 Members Attend Noonda3
Meeting of Organization ut
Richmond Hotel.

Despite tho fact That more thsn
forty members Of the Richmond Rotary
Club are at the Grocnville. :. c., ko-
tary Club convention of the seventh
Rotary District. over 100 RotarlanS at
tended tho MONDAY meeting OF the
club yesterday at the Richmond Hotel
More than $1,000 was raised al the
meeting by members for the boys
work fund. which is being raised by
the club. In the absence OF President
i. Nice. BullinSton who is attending
the Grcenviilc convention. Rev. Frank
+. MCFaden, vice president. presided.
Plans have been made by the club
to employ an expert TO come TO Rich
iuond and make preparations for tho
is to be supported by the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
HISTORICAL TRACT PURCHASE
Property on Duntreath Road Was For
tilted for Defense of Richmond Dur
ing War Between States.

Purchase OF tract Of land OF 100
acres, located at the head Of Monu-
mcnt Avenue beyond the city limits.
fronting on The Duntreath Road. for "A
price said TO be about $4,000. from
John l.andStrcct, by John Fairfax. wa
rcnoricd Yesterday.
Erection OF palatial home on the
newly purchased property by the new
owner. IS proposed, IL was said. The
nome winch the new owner is said to
be contemplating Will cost nearly
100000.
Great historical value attaches TO
N" property il having been fortified
for the defense OF Richmond arainst
Federal troops in the War Bciwc"n the
states The brcastworks and fortifica-
,!nHS erected are well preserved. and
me nc" owner has indicated his inten-
t!"n OF preserving them in every way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
TO-DAY and Tonight
in Richmond

Ed T.. SUBWAY cOndwcts sing" AT
Smithdcai business College at -.
insurance Conference nj Jefferson
il"tc, III 10.
board of Directors or the Kich-
inond association of Advertisers 1T
business Mems club al I.
RcN. Floyd W. rompl>ius. speaks
nt -. fnni'S Church AT !, nnd nj
hurrh or Go"d Shepherd, Forest
Iiiii. ~ S:ta.
Merchants National Hank CIub
meets AT business Mems Club ut q.
american Flying Ciun OF Virgins,
meets at Nrstnt"rcland Club al
S.ao.
Lyric-Noudc,iiic mt -, 7:ao ma
Strand--"0h, Indy. I.ad.." AT ".;;a
and S:-d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

is chairman. has arranged the follow
ing schedule Of meetings for tomor-
row:
Home Of Il. ". Kent, Jr.. GlG Semi
nary Avenue. Gintcr Park Leader
Paul NJ. Trout. Nrs. Randolph May
nard. us West Grace street Leader
G. r. Thurman. J II. Spiccr, 1919 West
Grace Street. Leader. ". l.. O'Fiah-
criy. ~ W. IIanItinA. 22Gi Grove Ave
nue.. Leader. Joseph ". uiundley. j.
w. Ellyson. 400 North Mulberry street
Leader Dr H. K. DinguH. *. l.. Cath
right 700 North Allen Avenue. Leader
j. Carter White
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
JEWISH JUNIORS GIVE BALL
proceeds &" he Used I'm PhiIan
fhr"plc Work In
f.,y.

Thursday night In the ballroom Of tho
Jefferson Cmb by the Council of Jew
IN Juniors, VIII be used in furthcring
rens wards of richmond hospitals. and
~ w" N-t.hDoThoOd House settlement
Nlnctecnth and Eroad Streets
aud Mrs. y l. :itraus, MIR and Mrs
~. > Na!l"rsi"in. MIR. and Mrs. Ray
,nond l. Siraus Mr and Mrs. S. d.
l:lh!chtn Mr.. ana Mrs. Julian Meyers.
Mr. ana Mrs hilyn G. Siraus. Mr.. and
Mis David NalIcrstcin, Miss Pauline
ina ihimer, Mrs. samuel Cohen and MIR
ana Mrs. Eaphaci Levy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
Republicans Invite Mrs. Valentine to
BE Present ut g. o. y. Gathering

Mrs. John II. Lewis, Of Lynchburg
vice president OF the equal suffrage
league, VIII represent that organization
at the Republican State Convention at
Roanoke today.
An Invitation was sent to tho lcag que
by g Bascomb Slemp. Congre ssnian
from the Ninth District. The invita-
ZION was addressed TO Mrs. u. l.. Naleu.
tine, bui owing TO her inability Ia at
tend Mrs. Lewis Will represent the
league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
SENATOR 6. WALTER MAPP
ADDRESSES SUFFRAGlSTS
Declares In Speech That lie Expects
{" sec Women Delegates at Neat
tunNcn ton.

state Senator 6. Walter Mapp. OF Ac-
cOmaC, addressing a woman's suffrage
meeting yesterday at suffrage head
quarters. predicted that women will
take their place in the Democratic party
convention at Roanoke this year as
delegates for the first time
senator Mapp declared in his address
that he had no respect for the person
who docs not vote because Of the re-
Sponsiblity and stated that the only
question in his mind about women
voting is What party they will llEn
themselves with.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
GRANT SCHOOL LOANS
Appointments Ia Vacant Supcrintrn-
denotes TO over to May Meet
;ng of Hoard

An OF Tho school loans on the state
literary Fund asked Of the State
board 81 Education Yesterday at it's
nlInohthiy meeting, in the Office Of
S,uperintendcut of Public Instruction
Harris Hart. were granted
No Superinl.ndeuts were appointc ed
ny nc stat" board at it's meeting yes
tcrda%. 1t WAS decided 10 postpone
appointments TO several vacancies now
c%lsting IN various schools until the
May meeting OF the board
Loans Erartcd Yesterday aggregate
about $4,000 Three teachers were
placed on the pension list.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

NoW fOrk, PhiIadclphia and NOrfOIk
railroad Company was granted q writ
pG error and supcrscdcas yesterday by
thc Virginia Supreme Court Of Appeals.
me case coming from the Circuit Court
j W. Chandler the sum OF $SJ73O AS
damages for the alleged delay and
divers on on the part Of the railroad
"f Il shipment CT 2l9 barrels OF Irish
potatoes froir Cape Charles 10 Atlanta.
Writs were refused Charles Mel
Tnnstal, trustee for Mary V. Nicely and
others. against r. l.. Myers, and IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

NUIutanI- GCucruI 10 lame Sicrn re-
ceiycl tn" cOlors or the Five Hundred
and I"nth Engineers from Major James
". oelcr. Of Washington. forcmr com
manGcr Of the engineers of that divi-
sion, yesterday ana turned them over
Z" Governor DAVIS Tor safckccping. APP
proA inatcIy - per cent Of the men in
ms regiment were Nirginians. Major
OclCr wrote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
THIEVES ROB POST-OFFlCE
MiSrrcants Garry Away Al OF Depart
mcni's Electric J'aus, stamps and
SMpplirS.

Post-onice officials were Wondering
Yesterday who broke into the post
Office annex. Il little To tho east OF the
main building. and carried OFF practi-
cally all Of the electric fans stored on
the third floor OF the building. The
door OF the Storcroom was broken open,
and the cooling zephyr machines We're
carried away, it is thought. late Mon
day night. In addition TO robbiug the
storcroom of the post Office, the thieves
broke into the Office OF r. T. Sunday.
on The second floor OF the same build
ing, and took several dollars in stamps.
pencils and pens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
q. & d. Clcrkx NIccI

More than 800 members Of the ChcSa-
pcakc and Ohio Railway CLERKS
Union attended Il meeting OF the local
last night in the Eagles Hall. at which
all candidates FOR Office here carrying
union cards were speakers.
John Hirschherg, Thomas p. Morton
and Ct. l.. Wilcox were among those
who addressed the meeting. The Chcsa-
pcakc and Ohio Railway Clerks Union
has a membership Of more than 500,
OF which number 200 are women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
ACQUIRE MYERS WAREHOUSE
Property Is Purchased Ivy Langb"ur nc
NJ. Williams for Nichniond.
Mira COmDnuy,

.rSaIe Of the Myers warehouse. To-
rany's plant. to Lanebournc NJ. Nh
Jams for s27 600 was announced yes
tarduy by c. &. sowc, ot y ". Bowe
G. Sons.
rurchssed tho warehouse for the Rich
mond Mica Company. and viii begin
use OF ~ M once. The property SOLD
is 1853 by 1873 feet, The Richmond
Mica Company Is the Oldest TIica com
pany Ia tic United Statcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

Two MORO druggIetg have ndvcrtiscd
their Intention OF applying for licenses
1" dispense alcoholic liquors for mcdi-
'aI purposes. The establishments
aHden yesterday to the constantly
growing list Of future disp.nsarics were
Erown Il Chambers, l2li West Leigh
Sircct, aud ]. 4. Wright Drug 60.
go North Iombardy Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

NNNrEcd WIN stOring ardent SPLITS
81 their homes. W. \. Howell, l2G
Meade wbr!dea Road and H. r. Cot
trei!. 1908 North Boulevard were ar
ra.gncd in Police Court yesterday
morning liowcll's case was continued
until Wednesday and Cottrc!vS case
won't over until March 20 Both men
were arrested by Officers Ford ana
CarlWell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

Seventh street Christian Church is
hoIdlnE series OF district prayer
meetings this wcch, preparatory TO
taking part IN tile Lcntcn cvangclistic
services OF tho Intcrchurch World
Movement which bcgins next Sunday
IN each participating church. y COM
nitlcc. NJ MhICh Wilmcr O'EIahcrly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

dainty folds of silk or serge or
georgette that indelinable some
thing that belongs to the wonder
of youth.
They're stylish, ccs petites robes
-mais tres, tres, chic-with just
that touch of smartness which
gives personality TO the demurest
lass. And SO becoming! And so
beautifully finished! Such variety.
too, and marvelously inexpensive
you could hardly believe it!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

Judgment for S275 was awarded Mrs.
Mamie Allen in the city Circuit Court
yesterday Mrs. Allen brought suit
against her brother, y. l.. McGruder,
for money owed her for taking care
of his baby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
ST. PATR|CK'S DAY WILL.
Be F|TT|NCLY OBSERVED
Religious and Festive Observance Of
Memory OF lirlaud'S Patron
Saint.

sons and DAUGHTERS OF Erin who are
Sojournius in Richmond vii! wear the
green ot the Emerald Isle today in
memory OF !rcland's patron saint. St
iairick, he who IS rcputcd 10 have
driven the snakes out OF Ireland
celebrated IN song and story.
Shamrocks and haberdaShery OF
VIVID hue and green carnations viii
pr.Stlue glory OF former celebrations
-w ill Ice in large measure dimmcd by
Ia, absence OF cheering beverages
uidcamce al the day Will begin via,
high mass III 81, Patrick's Cathoue
church a lo:%c o'clock this moruius.
Bishop - }. o'Conneii, Catholic Bishor
~ R,ehmond. and other members Of
tho Catholic cleney, Will I've prcScn,
at this service. and members of the
ancient order of itiber,nians viii At,
McKcnna, OF the Catholic University,
Washington, Will preach on The Life
and Works OF st. Patrick"
Exercises mt McGiil's.
iihcrnians and their friends Will
assemble in the auditorium of McGiil
Catholic Union i'll the evening. where
sram aud several addresses.
Chaplain of the Ancient Order OF
Ilihcrnians. will toe the principal
spcaker, Edward l.. Ryan. state prcsi-
dent will preside
The, musical program follows: Open
inS chorus. by boy choristers ri the
cathedral choir: tenor solo. Casper
rs S21 . pSnG SOLE solo Ms Ms aqs g
IN; baritone solo. John Tucker: read
ms. Thomas Muldowney; soprano solo.
Miss Eta knightiy. Paul fiuneEan.
boy solCist % cathedral choir VIII
siug "ioiicvc Nc II MI Those End.ar-
i- Young Charms" Closing chorus.
by boy chOrIstcrs.
Wind-up With BnlI.
Members %: the Patrick Horny
branch OF the Friends Of irish Free
dom. which is the local organization,
Viii httincly celebrate tonight Win
a liberty ball" in the ,irayS' Armory.
The list of patroncSScS for the ball
includes many prominent Richmond
women. including Mrs. Wcstmorcland
Davis. wife Of the Governor.
The ball VIII begin with u typiCaliy
Irish sing" led by Sons Leader IA
SUBWAY. OF the War Camp Com
mUnity. Service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

Sketch B-Blue georgette.
my dcars. accordion pleat-
cd as TO skirt. Bcwitching
flowers. hand made, OF
silks; and bows, oh. bows.
on sash and waist, Of that
adorable two faced rib
bon. 1t is loneliness itself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
The FrOcks Sketched Are $500

Sketch \ - Il u # $ and
ruchingS. ruchings and
puffs. When was taifcta
ever so gracefully manip-
ulatcd? Around the bot
tom OF the softly drapcd
waist one narrow line Of
coral worsted embroidery
gives just the needed
touch Of color.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

kl'hard y RurruHs was sworn in by
city clerk Mcdowell yesterday as n
member of tho Richmond Fire Depart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

Sketch C-And this is
smartness consummatcd.
Navy blue tricotine was
fashioned into a cartridge
pleated skirt and long.
straight waist. then the
fine needlewomau en-
brOidered thereon with
dull silks OF red and blue
and yellow.
Second Floor, West.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-19
G o N V o G A r E

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Printul Nicolae'' din
Bridgeport, Ohio, convohca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la
adunarea generala de sase luni,
la care intre alte punct lmpor-
tante va Fl 81 alegerea nouilor
functionari pc periodul al doilea
al anului 1920, precum 81 darea
de seama pc 6 luni trecute.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
l dupa ameazi prccis, Duminlca,
27 Iunic 1920.
Absentelie nemotivate Sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor.
in numele societatii ,,Printul
Nicolae'' din Bridgeport, Ohio
D. Baciu, presedinte.
N. Taflan, secretar,
(41-42)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-19

rasuflatoare. mormint. Ce gind al Gu mi4ega i
,,Glndu ii Pam spus din trasura Cine strica dacs
esti uituca 81 proasta NJ tram spus ca da nu te
pu vontei mee al sa trec prin toate chihufie adufe
Desbraca-te!" strga Vasilca incruntind din sprin-
Gene.
Elena sc supuse masnaliceste porunce 81 Sc des-
braca, las1ndu-se numai in camasa. a&th If1 xiss
,,Leapada 81 camasa de pc tne'', urla VasiIca
NUT fie rusine, -am mai vazut corpulr, ST ElQo
Sc supuse, lepadind 81 camasa. Sis9 sM
,,Culca-te!' striga Vasca zimbnd de hncurf
ca virise groaza in victima ell 81 Elena Sc supuse,
codire. a2M
Vasllca puse sfesnicul uminarea pc dusuiI
81 apleclndu-se asupra Elenei, intoarse Gu fata
JOS, Sc aseza Gu genunch pc spatele eli 81 apucfnf
nina dreapta, prin miscare repede intinse D
vfri fntr un catns de fer prins de podeles
,,Ce faci Vasilco?" 1ntreba Elena ingrozta 81 y sk
,Tu vezi ce facs, raspunse Vasilca zirnbind =
pucIndu-i nina st1nga virf 81 pc ca intr 'un catS
latura stfnga saltele, 81 ridicindu-se repede M
81 picioaree in catuse, 81 ridica lumfnarea sd Dill
,Ai mila de mine Vasilco. Ce vrei sa facii3
treba Elena att de fngrozita ca tremura carnea o &
ii. ,Ai sd vez indatals zise Vasilce zimbind fr;us
fatoare, 81 porni catre usa. W
,,lArta-m6 Vasilco. Unde te duel Vasilco (Jf,.n
Ias aici in mormintul acestai Iartam8 III faes
n III atpu ~ ajutor Il ori &c vel cere dele Ir
lea Elela sind x6zu ca Vasilca ppse lnfne pS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-19
A VIZ.
PICNIC! PICNIC! PICNIC

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Avram Iancu'' din New
York, are onoare de invita- cal
duros pc surorile societati din loc
81 jur 81 pc toti fratii Romini de
lua parte la Picnicul de Vara,
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, q
Iunie 1920.
fnceputul la orele 10 a. M,
e,@enn rr,+ min; o1o+S
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-19
G A U T A M

4 s,,Acum tirzu. De atfel prima operate trebua
facuta Gu orr chip'', 81 esi tragnd usa dupa ca.
Il i. ,.Esnd in salon int1ni dina Prosan, care Q
fItreba zimbind: ,Ai reust! Al v1r1to in catuse?"
,,Da draga foartc lesne. NJ credeam ca slabit
asa de tare. r gaia feru?''
/ ,,Da draga, rosu, ma due sal aduc", zise D-na
:Prosan zimbind 81 pleci.
Vasilca mai aprinse tgareta 81 Sc resturna pc
divan. Ma tras nic pc jumatate din ca 81 sos dina
Pfosan fer, compus din tre initiae, pc care Il
intinsc Eenei, sal apuce mnerul de lemn, 81 Va
silca intra Gu ell la vctima ambitiune 81 razbunarel
sale ST pima bage de Elena, II aplica pc spaa
dreapta. Tn sfir1it, un nros de fripta 81 un
let de durere, umplu atmosera din chilia nunecata
estia umana, nu Sc mpresiona. Nh fnchise ochii ca
aaiptea unei privesti dureroase 81 hidoase Zimb,
al receasca ferul il aplica repede 81 pc spa
stfnga, apasnd de data asia mai tarc, 81 iaras un
miros de arsa 81 urlet, de data aceasta
ak slab dar mai sffsiitor.
ASA! Asta- partea fntiia chinurilors' zise Va
1ca Imbind dupa ce facu pas inapoi privind Gu
Ispret Ia victma ell
Vazind ca Elena nu face nici mlscarc sc apicca
supra eli ii apuca capul 81 1ntorcindu- ca fata catre
IN, rise zimbind "A lesinats', 81 luind luminarea es
Z usa dupa ca, 81 fntra IN salon, untle astepta
Prosan. 1
tipati i fntreba complicea Ell
u urlat AZ dona ori. N N'ai anslt NJ
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-19
(Urmare).
ROMAN DE-: o. 3. PAsCU.

(Urmare).
,Asa? Bine! Atunci nnmai pcrdem vremea in sea-
ra asta Hal sd ne cucam'' zise Vasilca zimbind 81
ridcnduse de pc divan lua de brat 81 trecu Gu ca
in camera de dormit.
Din camera de dormit, care mare, spatioasa
81 gust mobilaa, ntrarea in iatac 81 Vasilca
zise zimbind
,,Aici dorm eu, singur pat. Dincolo camera
ta mai micuta nitel dar curata 81 draguta 81 al
sd te odihnest bine 81 lund luminare de pc masa
aprnse 81 deschznd usa ntra Gu Elena in iatac in
chise usa dupa ca.
Vasilca, tinea pc Elena de brat, simt Cd ire
sari III zise zimbind
Inca nu-i mobilata Proprietkreasa mia promis
"a mobileaz8 mime Singnra mobia salteaua 81
perna Desbracx-te ii cnlc&r t. ca IS ian urinarea
Eleua afu1ca privirea Al jurul canerei u zise cu
n aecelt 60 oroazS ii yocea 81: s.
\, ieti Na4ilcol OdeiA as1a y mai 1ut,necoasI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-19
LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARc1 DE CRUTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Platim bani
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu
clid Aveiue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi.
ma la orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
(Adv.)
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