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Arizona republican., 1921-05-23

-ORNING, MAY 23, 1921 bll|Il|||'||||g|I'''''< ! Commercial work, pamphlets, booklets. handbills, etc. Arizona Re- publican Print Shop. Phone 1881. If |
 PHoToeRAPHERs
 For Fine Portraits
 THE RUSSELL STUDIO Phone 4SSS 35 E. Washington If | PhoNoeRAPH REPAIRING PHOTOGRAPHS repaired = any | style or make-in our completely | equipped shop. Cass Redewill Co.. 226 w. Washington. If PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHERs RAPHER-Private dicta- ton. copying. POT Nat. Ban7 of Ari- zona Bldg. Phone 174S.s gsI MRS. A MONETTE. Stenographer, Notary Public. State agent Line-a- Time machines P. 1855, 703 Heard Bldg. If
 SHOE REPAIRING
 BILLIE BOSS, SHOE SHOP, 49I N. Second St. All kinds of fine shoe repairing done in best manner 6p
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC
 Everything in music. expression, languages and dancing. Phone 1909: tf- TAXI AND MESSENGER SERVICE C. & H. TAXI--106 E. Adams Phone TIT. day and night service. If
 SEWING MACHINES
 PHOENIX SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE. Is and Is S. Fourth St. Phone 5sQs. Machines rented and re- paired. Representative White Sew ing Machine Co. If
 SPANISH LESSONS N. Second Street. Silver offering Day classes. terms. Airy classroom
 6d
 SIGN PAINTERS
 UNEEDA SIGN SERVICE 211 w. Jefferson. Phone 5946. Live and let live prices. 5dn WESTERN Mutual Advertising Co. Signs, window display cards: better work. less money. Phone 751. ak TYPEWRITER REPAIRING The Typewriter Inspection Go. All 
 built. 40 S. Fourth Ave. Prompt service Phones l4ss and 420s. If TRANSFER AND STORAGE STORAGE co. Any kind of hauling. Fireproof storage. Phone 1928 or 3526.
 If PHONE 1901. Golden Rule Trans fer. Trunks to any part of the city soc. Upstairs. 75c. S. Second Ave. IL Baggage checked 10 destination. All kinds of hauling Fireproof storage Lightning Delivery Co, 42 s. Center Phone 2o94 and 412s. tt UNDERTAKERs G EMBALMERs
 A. H. McLELLAN | Undertaken and Funeral Director Phone 4s40. GIT N. Central Ave. ti II. M. MAUS. 311 N First Ave.
 Phones 1870 and 1929 Il
 YARWOOD & HOCKREY | Funeral directors and embalmers s34 w Monroe. Phone 309s. |
 J. T. WHITNEY 134 w ADAMS ST | | THE GEO. F. MERRYMAN co. 124 N. Second Ave. Phone 651. [ l A. L. MOORE & SON | Successors to Moore X McLellan)
 Auto Ambulance 329 West Adams St. Phone sol. 1 Il D. A. PARKS l Funeral Director 245 W. Adams. l. O. O. F. Templ I Phone 1925
 VETERINARIAN
 W. R. JONES, D. V. NJ, Veterinar ian, with the Eagle Drug Co. Phon 40I6 301 West Washington St. 6-d WINDOW CLEANING PHOENIX WINDOW CLEANING !: CO.-Odd jobs promptly done; hous cleaning. Phone 639.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23

WANTED-Mana about 30 years old for night work; must know how to change all kinds of tires Coats Tire House. If
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23

wANTED-Second- hand piano for cash. Box 92G, Republican. Phone se7s. tfl
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23

FURNITURE-For s Store; phone I776. Buy everything from cellar to garret. any quantity; anywhere; also guns, instruments, crockery, stoves, refrigerators, fans. trunks-anything
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Arizona republican., 1921-05-23

T MEAN TIT" Highest price paid for furniture, clothing and shoes. Arizona Supply House, 341 E. Wash ington. Phone 1476. If
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23
CEN TR AL

TEO-H FLIP, MALE
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23
21 wANTep-MlscELLANEous

WANTED-To buy second hand furniture. tools. guns, etc. pay high est cash prices See me before sell ing Phone 1753. D. C. Whitlock. If
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23
1sN wAnTEp-REAL ESTATE

WANT SMALL ACREAGE
 Have buyer with S1,500 to pay down on two to ten acres close to car line. Must have good shade and fruit. Call Monday morning and ask for Gardner, with Steward Realty Co.,, IT West Adams St. Phone 1897.
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Arizona republican., 1921-05-23

4-2s to 5-2S
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23

WANTED-Good man for small job kalsomining. Wanted, two good used white enameled sinks. Phone 56R3 II
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23
Garage Space

For rent on Fourth avenue, near Roosevelt. Phone 44SI. dp
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16

McCAFFERY & WOEHLER
lorseshoeing and Acetyline Welding
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16
CLEVER COMEDY IN
THE MASQUERADE PARTY

Billy O'Donnelly and Susie Weber,
vicacious and lively, help keep things
moving in THE Masquerade Party
Masked as country kids they join in
the Notification and help make the
"Home Town" and the home folks,
whom they find rather dull, stand up
and take notice Susie, just out Of
her teens" finds Billy all that her
heart can ask for, and with the as
sistance of John Jr., and Grace, sue
Cccds in persuading the Grabbed Viii
lage parson to perform marriage
ceremony on the spot, without even
consulting her parents, and much to
the horror Of the Venerable Parson,
she promises to take Billy just as he
Is. for better and even for worse"
A very ridiculous condition arises
when Billy and Susie are brought face
to face with father and mother Weber
after the comedy Of errors is righted.
William Hossack, Jr., and Miss Anita
Schorer will specialize in the mas.
querade party as Billy and Susie both
have appeared before the ottawa pub
lie before, and have found a place in
the hearts of theatre goers. Judging
from their former successes, the rolls
assigned to them in the Masquerade
Party will he ably filled, and they will
give the patrons real dramatic treat,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16
IMPL EMENT FIRM TO
OCCUPY MERS BUILDING

A new company formed among 10.
cal men and incorporated for the
purpose Of selling all kinds of farm
implements, will open in ottawa on
Dec. l. The new concern will be
known as the Ottawa Farm Machin-
cry Co., and will be located in the
Mers building at 709-7l1 Columbus
street. where Walter Mers and Gus
Bauchle are now located.
The company will handle all kinds
of products of the international IIar-
vester Co. The first and second floors
of the building will be used for dis
play rooms and the third floor will be
used for a store room.
Walter Il. Mers, who has been en-
gagged in the automobile business
here for number Of years, will act
as manager OF the company. Mr.
Mers is planning to close out his au.
tomcbile business by Dec. /.
The names of the stockholders Of
the company, or of the prospective
customers could not he learned today,
although it is said that the organizers
are to apply for their papers of in
corporation within a few days.
Mr.. Bauchle will move his auto
paint shop which is located on the
third floor of the Mers building to an
other central location.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16
PGRINr1C 0STATRiCAN
BEAUTY WILL REVIVED
GENEVA MILLIONAIRE

Chicago, Nov Zelda Pl2a, Cos.
Ia Rican beauty, and Herbert r.
Crane, wealthy owner of Wild Rose
farm near Geneva, whom she divorc.
ed year ago, are to meet In New
York today and 1t is reported a recon-
cillation and remarriage may result.
Crane left for New York last night,
accompanied by attorneys and friends.
Counsel for the former Mrs. Crane
also Ms .,siimmonedSvgs was her
brothei Skmuel Piza, Sof the Costa
Rlcan afonSiIlar STAFF atgWashington.
Mmes Pizas COUNSEL recently de.
clqred Che Vas returningSto this coun-
try to,fhsyttpte proceedings to obtain
Some so, $50 still due her of the $780,
900 awarded her at the time of the
divorces hCrahe paid $4,000 and has
since CHARGED that when she left
she took goods valued at $4,000, for
which reason he regarded the re.
mainder of the settlement as paid.
In a suit to force payment Of the
remainder she declared she took from
the farm only things given her by
Crane and not exceeding $1,000 in
value.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16
localities

A number OF Ottawa residents are
planning to go to Sandwich on Thurs
day night OF this week to attend q
dance at the Coliseum. Orchestra
music will be furnished for dancing
from 8 to o'clock.
Roscoe Metzger visited Streator
friends last evening
Al +. Schoch was passenger for
Chicago this morning.
Judge Eldredge is spending the day
in Chicago.
Harry Boyle, the clothier, went to
Chicago this morning on business.
j. +. Shaiper made business trip
to Chicago this morning.
NJ. j. Flanagan was passenger to
Chicago thi morning.
Mr., and Mrs. John Hanlon are the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. l.. NJ,
Harvey OF the Clifton hotel. Mr.. Han
Ion, who has been i'll for a few days,
Is now much improved.
j. Crane, general manager and vice
president OF the American Bottle
company. with headquarters at Toledo
Ohio. is the guest OF his uncle, John
Hanlon, at the Clifton hotel.
Samue. S. Pearson OF Kansas City is
visiting at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Emma b. Pearson, on Columbus
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed have
closed their home on the north bluff
and have gone to Chicago to spend
the winter months.
Howard Carr of Marseilles was an
Ottawa visitor last night.
Mr.. and Mrs Thork Thompson Of
Freedom were Ottawa visitors yester.
day.
w, X. Spence, manager Of the T.
Lucey dry goods store, went to Chi
Cago today on a business visit.
Ray Miller has gone to Chicago to
work for several months.
X. A. Nickeson went TO Chicago
this morning on a business visit
J. H. Casey OF De Kalb, an organizer
for the Moose, was in the city today.
Tom SheChan was Streator visitor
yesterday and this morning.
John Walsh of La Sale spent last
evening in this city.
Frank Smith Of Marseillcs spent
yesterday in this city on business.
A. j. Bennett OF Des Moines and NJ.
A. Bennett of Chicago are in Ottawa.
attending the funeral OF their sister
Mrs. Charles Steinekc, who came 10
Ottawa from Withee, Wis, about a
year ago.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16

A Treat for Everyone.
Sophia Jobst in the Masquerade
Party" Nov. "A and Is.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16
BRIEF ILLNESS OF
PNEUMONIA FATAL.
TO MRS. D. B. SNOW
PROMINENT OTTAWA WOMAN
PASSES AWAY AT FAMILY RESI-
DENCE THIS MoRNlNG--FU
NERAL TO BE HELD FRIDAY
AFTERNOON.

Death this morning ut 4;3O o'clock,
following a four days illness of pnpu
monia, clcaimed Mrs. Susie +. Snow.
wife Of Attorney David B. Snow, the
end coming at the family residence
1907 Post street. Some several days
ago Mrs. Snow was attacked by gas.
tritis, but convaIesccd from this i'll.
ness, only to fall yictom Of pneu-
monia when it was thought she was
well along on the road TO recovery.
The deceased was daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smeeton
! pioneer residents of Ottawa. Mr.
Smeeton, prior to his death, operated
the store on Main street now run by
| William G. Paisley and was the in.
ventor OF the famous Smeeton shin
gle.
Mrs. Snow was born in Ottawa six
| ty-oieht years ago and in 1S47 was
united in marriage to David B. Snow
a leading member of the La Sail
county bar Besides the grief strick
en- husband, veteran of the civil
war, there are three children, Arthur
c. Snow of Chicago, Miss Jane Snow
of Omaha Neb., and Sidney r. Snow
of Cleveland, Ohio, and one sister
Mrs. William G.. Paisley Of Ottawa.
Funeral services viii be conducted
/ Friday afternoon at o'clock from tn
Congregational church, with Rev
Whtsitt in charge.
Mrs Snow during her lifetime was
active in the Woman's Relief Corp.
work and a devout member of the Con
I EDUCATIONAL faith.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16
PERSHING KISSES
BRITISH WOMAN

Philadelphia, Nov. 16. - General
Pershing upon being introduced to
Mrs. Amelia Emma McCudden, British
war mother at the banquet to Mar.
shall Foch last night complimented
Mrs. McCudden upon her visit TO
America and then leaned forward and
kissed her
Your visit to America will do
much to create a friendly spirit be-
tween England and America" he, said,
and then he kissed the English woman
VINO sent three sons into the British
army, none of whom returned. An
other incident at the banquet which
delighted the guests was the meeting
of Marshal Foch and General Perish
ing.
Bon jour. Bon jour" General
Pcrshing exclaimed as he rushed for.
ward and grasped the hands of the
gcneralissimo
Well, well" Marshal Foch said
Then tho two retired to a private
room to continue their conversation.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16
CHINA INSISTS ON
OPEN DOOR POLICY
FOR THE FAR EAST
PRESENTS PROPOSAL TO ARMA
MENT CONFERENCE THAT Sc.
CRET TREATIES BE ABOLISHED
AND POLITICAL iNDEPEND.
ENCE BE ASSURED.

WashingtonsNoy. REPRESENTATION
Of territorial integrity and political
and administrative independence to.
gether with preservation of the open
door policy and prohibition agains.
secret treaties in the Far East, were
included in the Chinese proposal out
lined today at the initial session Of
the armament conference committee
on far eastern questions.
Although some general discussion
developed, all OF the other nations re-
served a detailed statement OF their
opinions for later presentation.
The first meeting Of the technical
committee to which the. armament
program of the United States delega-
ton was referred yesterday adjourned
at noon today not to resume until to-
morrow Various phases of the Amer
lean plan were taken under considera.
ton by the experts for each power.
Take Up Far Eastern Question.
Washington, Nov. 16.-With the
American arms reduction proposal re-
ferred to committee Of the naval ad.
visers of the five great powers as the
accepted fundamental policy on naval
ornaments, the Washington confer
ence turned its attention today to the
other big subject OF the conference,
the far eastern question, apparently
none of the nations was ready to pre-
sent a comprehensive plan of settle.
mont OF the questions involved at the
outset, ANA the delegations OF all tho
nine interested powers seemed to
have adopted a waiting attitude as
they prepared to meet in executive
session this morning as a committee
of the whole to take up this phase OF
the conference work.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16

Jail for six months for violating the
industrial court law. Since that time
many have returned to work, but it is
said, the large majority have remained
Hear Anderson Writ Appeal.
Chicago, Nov. 16.--The fight of the
United Mine Workers against the in
junction issued by Judge Anderson at
Indianapolis, abolishing the check off
system, opened in the Circuit Court Of
Appeals today Union leaders pre-
dicted that if the injunction stands
miners who returend to work pend
ing the hearing will walk out again
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16
Joke on Learned Men.

The publishers of Encyclopedia
Britannica once issue a booklet con.
tanning facsimile testimonial letters
from prominent users Of the work,
onetenth of whom misspeled the word
"RritnnnicA"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16
CUT ASSESSMENTS
LA SALE COUNTY LANDS

. La Sale county property. including
both real estate and personal, is as
sessed S20,97l les than it was in 1920
The official report cf the county clerk
as certified TO tho state auditor shows
that the total assessment Of La Sale
county property for 1921 was $57,G93,
30. In 1929 tin valuation was So,
1854.
Farm land9 are assessed Mt 1850.
100 and city property mt $12.919. 0G5.
railroad property is valued at $1O4.
$50. The total amount of personal
property in the county is assessed at
$l0,OS2,740.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-16
Don't FORGET

the time to secure reservations for
the Catholic Daughters of America
banquet expires Thursday evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-08
MANAGERS

Can you be stirred out of the rut7
 Will you think and work, if thinking and working. will earn an executive position1
 If so proceed The day you come with your mind will begin to think of the big things in life.
 You must live in Birmingham You must be between 30 and
 45 years of age. Your character references must stand the acid test. If not willing to meet us face to face, do not answer. Address Y-s7. Age-Herald-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-08

LADY stenographer.
 Soda dispenser. rtsA s Man take charge of drug store. Eirst-class salesman.
 Experienced grocery salesman. Lady take charge of dining; room. Railroad clerks One conductor. !. One engineer, locomotive.
 One fireman. Asr. Al house painter. SsrE zS' One flagman. tsS One knocker. st One car inspector. x ..4 t3 Pie and bread bakers ,.s,.s.i, Experienced pantry girl. White waitress.
 Prpdscers AFeass, allaM za Ass+ N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED
 HOME WANTED

I want a brick veneer home east of 2oth St preferably Mountain Terrace, or For est Park; must have 2 baths; will con- sider Milner Heights; can make substan-. tiaI cash and monthly payments VIII also consider frame home if in perfect condition and has baths Give location. price and terms Address c. J. G.. care Age Herald.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-22
VENIZELOS
SOSESTE LA
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. % Oct.--Eri a so
sit la New York pc bordul vaporu
lui Aquitania. Elenteros Nenizelos
fost premier al Greciei. Ell .fost
Intampinat la debarcare de mnl
time de oameni care la facut G
pr!mire grandioas;. El sssit cu
sutia sa 81 vista sa II are nici IN
scop polite.
En- am sosit in America numai
pentru ca SIT am odihna complec-
ia tt decIarat Venizelos. Dupa ct
Va sta putini vreme in New York
unde va Fl oaspele solicitation gre.
cesti, el va merge la Santa Barba.
ra, Cal, unde va sta pana dupa
Craciun. Apoi va pleca in tarile
din sudui Americei.
Venizelos 81 sofia ga an fost pc
trecuti la otel in automobile deco
rate ell flori, petrecuti de suite 81
suite de greet. eli steaguri america
ne 81 grecesti. Multimea purta ia
bli Gil inscriptia "Nenizelos, crea
torul Marei Grecii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-22
Americas Making 81
ROnnanii

NIMA caeva zle dcspar della deschiderea marion fcs
1ti din New York, numite America Making, la carl
toae na1iuile din tara arda 81 cat
contribnit Ia lesvoltaea c nustra agco cultural,
tistic Ia tot 1c1t din tara trci deccnii
tara pimitva din cec mai bogae pc toate crenurle
dcsvoata tara din hume.
Geniul American, ): natunea americana repreznta ge
rlu celor trezec dou de nationata nitro nsura mai
mai mica. dupa nunarul, 81 mai scara fIrea
>tarea culturala a fec;rei natiuni.
Este buclpt aceastl comparable, din
ifee for din flore seelor de iarnd din rile noricc
n ori grdnilor descise din aric suicc din flore carl
nengrje de mani omonesti vale coanele lnun
Tor ccor trezeci doua c fie mrosul eli
oaIr nuante ei fonand admirable bucet mutcolor
pal cominat din toate esenee petaleor SALE
Toae neamurle cut pregatiri mari sd leprcznte
lenntte 81 poate mai real conrbna lor la marele
ccu national al ceste tar Ia prosreeFc reazate pc tote
erenre prosrse carl an prelc,l maeria inertia zvoare
vii de bogatc, umint, ara.
ST Rom;nii Sc pregatcsc ST eli Isl dau toata sinta 81
eniu roman p1scasc fnnea alari marble gcn
ale popoaplor peca suite de ami inainea noastra
pc calea tuce la progres.
Dupa Communicable nj s'au dat de d. Leon Feraru care
su1eul gupnlu ronancsc In starun!a dui d. d. Di
d. Louis Damant, V L. Jederenau 81 a uni
mani 81 romn din New York 81 Philadelphia, 81
rursu pictorior Rubin i Conc exune 81 repre-
zcnta lupa cum am pubicat No din a mai multe
bor modec de tarnest, cusauri romanes 81 un a-
hon smboc credem ca Representa- lnr'nn tot tot
taetor roman carl contrbuIt la desvotarea dusral
ayricola, cuturaa 81 arstca acestei !ari
Regretam foa1te mutt ca aceasta manfestare natunoi
prihiu festivat face att de depare de marble
rcnanesti Nj penruc loc mar bne aes ci find
moi, multimea am putu contrbu mimic la rensta
.ylrpuui puem lua pare sa bncuram mlcaz
cpa de succosul prevede ca prn conrbua noasti
aiutat succesnl fe 81 mai 81 mai desavrs
Inca noastra contrbutie fim fost ca ninlle noasre
batu Ia unison carl munc 81 muncesc inca pen
tru reusta g1upulu roman, ndenat acei carl STINT
moi avu ericitu prel Sd fie mai aroape Gle New
York sa c dca concrnl acesa este copul acesui
artico rugand inca odaa to ccori no din New iork
81 din orasele Appropriate, maginee puntei 81 toa
nuna vointa, sa contribute la reusta grupuu ROMAN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-22
1NTERVENT!II PEN.
TRU RESTAURA-
REA ORDINEI IN
PORTUCALIA

Ilondra. % Oct. - In ul1na ra-
poartelor ca in capitala Portuga
liei Sc comit jafuri pc 0 scala in.
tinsa, Crucisatorul englez CALYPSO
fost TRIMS la Iisabona sd apere
intercsele engIeze in, Portugalla
Sc raporteaza ca 81 guvernul spa
Mol luat masura similara, in
urma lnui APPEL al mai mu'tor ce
tateni spanioli din Portugalia.
Amcnintarca putcrilor streint
Gil interventia a-facut eject asu
pra revo,utionarilor. 81 ultimelt
tclegrame spun ca ordinea Sc res
tabllcste trcptat.
Demisia premierului Antonio
Granjo a fost ceruta Miercnri il
Zorilc zilri Prcmierul a incerca
sa intoarcA pc dusmanii lui poll
tici de la hotarirca de a ducc |;
indepllnil'c scopul lor dar d fos
luat de sA'ldati 81 dus pc un incrt
clsator, unde q fost detinut ma
mnlte ore. In utma a fost impus
cat de adversarii sal politici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-22

1916. povestca multe din acel0'
tinlm,ri.
Pana cri seara numarul per-
soanelor ranite in llrma acciden-
tclor de strada. in orasul Cleve-
land. din | Ianuarie 1921. s'a ur-
cat la 23iO. James Russo, 249o
T. Goth Str. a cAzut din un ca
mion la viaductnl central. DanSlll
a fost transportat la spital'l din
Huron road cu rane grave.
Willard, Ohio. - Floyd James.
IN muncitor la >conlpania cailor
ferate + & @. a primit srma de
AG. 400 ca despagubirc. FL I'M
proccsuat accasta companle pen
tru suma de $4,000 dollari, drept
recompe@arc ca. facandu-si ser
yiciul. la fost taiat un picior.
|Probahil cl va apela judccata.
san Francisco. Cal. - Doamna
DR.. Lucy WanzerY prima femeie
care a primit. - inaintc GU so ami
diploma de doctor la univcrsifa.
tea din California 81 una dintrt
primcIc femei-doctorite, spune ca
Somnul eel mai bun mijloc pen.
tru ca s;l-ti pastrezi sanatatea
| Sa-ti alegi lucru care iii place
caci astfcl vel fl liniStit 81 We
putca durmi. lar daca dormi binc
traiesti multi. Natural. ca sa dorm
linistit al lipsa de aer bun ma
multi de eat de mancarea ,buna
Afara de aer gimnastica este ce
mai bun miiloc ca sd dormi bine
| Ea MI vede nici I'm pericol dac1
oamenii ell plamanilc sdnatoasl
fumeaza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-22
DARE DE SEAMA 81
MULTUMITA pUBLICA

Socictatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Printal Nicolae" din
Bridgeport. Ohio a avut pctre-
ccre cu dams in seara zilci de Is
Octombre 1921, care an avut IN
rezultat foarte Satisfaction.
Numita Societatc 'printul Nj
colae'' mrltnmestc acelora care,
an credinta 81 dragoste fata de
Societate la relsita accstei petre-
ceri lie aducem Aflccrile noastra
multumiri din partea Societatii,
care au avut dragoste de a supra
solvit urmatoarelc sumo, la acea.
sta petrecere, dupa cum urmeaza +:
Adam Opris $500; preotul
Eroftelu Langa 800; Vichente
Ardelean $1.O0; George Balu Gu
familia dinpreuna $3.50; Nicolae
Calm $l.00; I4azar Gprcan 800:
lean Sandrn 81 familia $1.0O; Nj
colac Fortea 81 fami1ia $1.UO !;
George Banceu 81 familiA $1.OO !;
0 fctita d-llli Bancen. Elisabeta
800: Nicolae Tcoflan 81 familia
Sl.00; loan Cretu $1.O0: Nicolae
G. Stan $l.O0; loan Cean $1.OO:
George Muntean 81 familia de la
Soc. "lnvicrea'' $1.OO: George
Oncea de la Soc. 'Invierca"
800; HE Boeri 81 familia de la
Soc. lnvierea" 5000; Valerie
Boila de la Soc. ~. r.. Ard &
Trans" 800; Bebi Sabin Pa
trut $1.00; 81 Payel Patrut soc;
George Teoflan 81 familia $1.OO;
simion Berdean 81 familia 800;
Aron Cean dc la Sef.. ''Mihai Vi
teaznl" 800; Alexandra Negrin
800; George Faour $3.50: Nj
colae Stan Neamtu $1.OO; Haritoh
Caprlta 81 familia $1.OO; George
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foarte flumos; Moisa Puscay