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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

Just back from New York is Mis-
Jackson, aud az usual We may eX-
poet the seasons most distinctive
o'iginations to be shown in her Ex-
elusive shop I'm the Sinclair build
Ing. There IL such charm attached
TO mystery that I've decided to let
you discover these new arrivals.
\ recent letter from Palm Reach
says: "pvc seen Norma Talmadgc
here wearing the most gorgeous
crIninc wrap which IL simplicity It.
self. Miss Ialmadgc's frocks are
also "simplc." but arc no doubt
more expensive In their ultra slim
plicity than any other gowns I've
seen here this season"
oh, such gorgeous shining mate
rails. artists twist up with their deft
fingers into creations Of loveliness!
| couldn't resist this eXcla nation
when saw those ravishing frocks
Just In" at Miss Lchigh's Smart
Vogue Shop in the .ncw Wright
building,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1921

the clerk call the roll and tho mem-
ber vote with his lungs
ono result OF tho change is a
saving OF fifteen minutes to half an
hour In taking n roll call vote.
when a question IL put to a vote
every representative may vote at the
same time. II ~ difficult for any
to wait and see what some one else
will do and let his votd follow.
Since the session two years ago
an electrical voting device has been
installed in the house, and already
has been used On each members
desk ~ q littl dvice TO which he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
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hort while blindfoidod Scouts are
said IN 10, able to $500, through
.,.r,rtIrg." .,i, ..i.inP ., Ola. nu.
m,roup places u which the hourt
ho'r This dposu' iu'lud" towel
nnudnR'f \ Erab-hng was iho con.
Guiding iruur" "t the evening. ana
Hril'l,9 varying iroW Charms O"
1900 ".'''. ''''''. N,'' "'"'" '.u',.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
(Z:...tD

Dropping into the optical depart
mcnt OF the IIeilbron Jcwelry store
at Main and Second YESTERDAY, I
asked to sec DIR. Angst reich and
was told OF the Doctors long illness
which terminated in an operation
which has prevented his being here.
Mr.. Iieilhron told mo they expect
him to return very soon and that In
his absence Dr. Huddleson was TAX
ing care OF his patrons. | am sure
the many friends OF DR. AngYtreich
will be glad to hear OF his improving
health and OF his anticipated return
to Tulsa,
sports skirts are worn jaunty coats
of bright duyctyn.
Hats that have that indefinable IL
lusivC note OF individuality and ultra
smartncss are the types OF hats ono
finds at Hcrolds, 21 West Third.
\ good many imported all black
hats are shown and black with hen
ma ~ considered smart, but of course
gray Is at present the mSst favored.
For the gift unusual, home bric-
-brac and lots OF other good ideas,
visit Mrs. Orr's Home Shop, 6O6
South Boulder.
Whenever ! find anything really
now, | never rest until I've told you
/ all about Il. Now It is the new
/ House Dress Shop, 1909 South Bos-
ton. They are showing charming
street frocks and morning dresses of
all kinds OF cotton and linen mate
rails. Youth love them Tor their
dainty original styles, aud I found
them very reasonable indeed. You
are invited TO drop in.
Tho essentially feminine OF ~ will
be delighted to know that Testers,
blI South Main, arc placing very
tempting price on some exquisite
silk underwear, this week,
White. especially for sports wear
viii be- unusually favored this sum
mcr,
The effectiveness OF a marcel de-
ponds upon the clcvcrucss Of the
marcel operator, Miss Charboneau
a. the Harper Belpty shop, sos
south Boulder, ~ an artist at mar
ceiling. Make an appointment with
hcr--youll be delighted I'm sure.
\ miilincr just back from the mar
kCt, tells me that burnt ostrich and
SlycCrinc effects are ms popular as
ever.
H. was real phasare TO drop
into tho Bouldcr Millinery and Art
store. 500 South Boulder yesterday
10 get news for you. Their hats are
rcfreshingly smart and their Art de-
partment is lovely, They do all
kinds OF monograms and embroidery
TO order, as well as Stamping, and |
also noted many exquisite art pieces
for sale. DO not overlook this clever
little shop
The coat dress has lost nothing
Of its popularity and as tnr a. ] can
Judge. the majority OF tailored
lrocks are designed from this type
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

atiye vote. To merely be recorded
present and not voting a white light
Is used. within twenty seconds aft
or the voting is completed "a photo
graph OF. the complete record on the
board, taken automatically. is de-
livorcd TO the deck. OF the clerk.
In tho meantime, however, the total
has been flashed on the speakers
and clerks desks, so the result can
be- announced Immediately. The
photograph is the states record.
The machine IL controlled by the
clcrk. who unlocks II and sets II
when the. vote H. called for. Az
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

carries a key 80 two arc alike.
There arc three small lights to show
him how he IL voting. when the
question IL put the legislature in
serts the key, and then manipulatcs
the device. what he does is not
only record for his own benefit by
the light on his desk. but shows ON
a board above tho speakers head.
The members all are named on the
board. Opposite the name are three
lights and u slot. II his vote is
AYE" red light shows. and "Y'
appear In the slot. a blue light
shows and the letter "N' for neg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

Beauty F1rIOrS, over ItonNorEs s
After an cNtcndcd eastern trip for
tn" purpose OF studying tho advance
spring and summer fashions. which
have experienced complete change
this season. Mrs. WoinberEcr has poe
turned to her Modisto shop, . Ny-r
Fifth. with Dame Fashion hic-.
whims at her finger tips tuuui
her "bubhling over" with ideas auu
so will you when YOU call 'o order
your spring toys"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

more than twc decades. You've no
idea what blessed relief IL until
you use Pyramid Get a soc box
today az the drug store anywhere
In the U. =. or Canada, but do not
take any substitute.
They are used In the privacy OF
your own homo and YOU can have
a free trihl bv sending your namo
and address TO Pyramid Drug Co,
M Pyramid Bldg, Marshall, Mich
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
Call up Ikescrycs

Ethel" he whispered, will w.
marry me?' 'oa
"l don't know Charlie" sbo "a.
piled coyly. N'
well when you find out, b.
said, rising, send me word ~
you? ! shall be at Mabel rurgI
until 10 o'clock. II ] don't -
from YOU by then, am going to
ask her"
She hurried up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
WOMEN TO BLAME
FOR SCANT!NESS
Ann Pennington Says Act
ors Strive to Please
Female Audiences
SEE IDEALS ON STAGE
Love to Look at Degrees OF
Perfection Not Granted TO
All Of the Sex

A., Vomtu moro responsible FOR
thc scnnty stage attire ~ women
.hlu uro monp DO they applaud
hiytf-r pcrTormnnros and situations
In playr with moro fcrvor than do
tuc stronger scx2
ann Pennington rises tu ask both
puDsiioug and io answer am ON
phair "vos" 10 both aays the New
YORK. World
b,,u Toecph French Johnson ~
Now york university is willing TO
admit th..s~s Miss pcuulngtou's cN-
rI,,rnfou Is quite plausible. oven 10
wholly illogical That hci nppor-
iuriiics of observation arr unim-
p,,,Usblr viii bo admitted bv any
.r. ,,no b14 soon her ON tho stage.
sum, rrtl,s given 10 hyucrholc OF
,.xnrcssiop declare Misc Pennington
.ctId MOT sou ono Of her costumes
through tho mail. Nui that IL would
tr ifs.lf ,l,latc tho postnl reguta-
lions but that she couldn't find
room, ,uptrb ia stick ON a poetngo
damn
Ar iput,i,,. Oss prog..ttrd among
,,tl,gr fror.sanrs CRITICS acircsgcs
,hb women theatrical MANAGERS
.rd tb, r,iori,v or upiuion sccmg
tn ,.up ,g,tnst how declaration.
Wbnt ,bc \c,rcss saws
tt,is no v,g, ~ hattie Nlss Pom
rinptnr tbrn,vs dnvn fnt hcr yox on
no f,rc,t tast,c of III. svncopnted
skut and thc roorlcss bodice.
nlt 10 Tho rnprp ,ybn loco beet 10
.oc tr,n, ankle shoncIv r,lf a
,.,.,c,, t,,,, ma p,. ,trriirg ctr,ps
~ ,hc f,,,irtn, i,,,, ,yhu,tt,d nm
,to s,,,.. ,,,1t3u, ..tc ,,.,,,,, ,.,
sLt,n, otd mid to,,a ia ca to Tho
fhc,tc,. and SEQ snrt ncrfcrtIv mold
cd lipbs prd vondnrfuI b,cka. she
droams th,t shc b,s thou herself
and IA ,s nanny as n kitten vir~ a
dlsh nf .ronu rho fat ,ounr p,cs
"a In, ib,ntcr ana IL ,actntir when
"a dancer float. nbout with nothing
ou Inn n YARD nf chiffon. Shc imnR-
mos hcrs.lf' as doing Tho samo and
: ursprnkubly ,nntapt,d hc
gan tn reason Tho mnttpr out whom
/ realized that applause at matlnocs
MAJ always more than at night I
have proV.d ID many ulnos"
Nou,cu More \nprccintlyc.
Aurc DolysIa The Eronch nrtrcss
of the Aupcrb and freely displaycd
figure who Is now nrpcnriug I'm
"Arun,.." said shc idlicvca women
Ppngiitutp luts bgttpls audiences tlNu
do men. and that size \prefera to
nlay matinocs bccauae women I'm
ynrisblN aho,y moro apnroriation
md onthusiasni and do not want
yulporitv
Il would far soonor nl,v ia an
audience of women and children
thnn Nould 10 loi Of naughty
mon Tbcv want smart clothos and
smart pcopIe. and I think they Ike
mo hcratise am slnnoaad 10 hiring
hack some Of Tho latest st,les from
Paris some or nv gowns arc cut
vary low I'm tho bnci, hut have
nevcr worn ANYTHING TINT Thought
was loo oxtremoi inr 100 vulgar n I
,nn nl.asc Tho women or Ancricn /
hsVe, ronouersd tho whole country
and can sav ,nouf' tn mo mon"
Nrs u ~ KIngslond nrcsidont
~ Tho paugh,ors nf Ohio ono oT Tho
,nost activo of N.,y VorL's cIub
woman s,id.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

For ultra-f fashionable footwear.
visit Atkins Bootcric, 921 South
Main.
shown In the shapes that have pre-
vailed Tor several seasons, In net,
iaccs and organdics, with a signifi-
cant number OF frills and rufflcs.
There's the very spirit Of spring
in the youthful apparel for women
which is arriving with every train
from eastern fashion centors to the
Demorest shop, 500 South Main.
At the southern resorts women
are wearing linen collar and CHtTs
with their wool sweaters,
You've promised your picture 10
somchody--havcn't YOU? And You
intend every day TO keep your prom
Use. There never was a better time
to do sothan uow--and with that i'm
mind youll be Interested in the new
Photographic ideas they are show
ing at the James Studio. across from
the Hotel Tulsa. Drop In and see
them.
The thrcc-Quartcr sleeves are no
doubt the most popular although
the short full puflcd sleeves are in
deed youthful,
A portrait OF excellence, artistic
posing, bringing out onc's hest
points OF personality, that's what
you want and ret at the Riykin
studios, West Fourth.
In spite of early opinion that the
hip length biouscs were "a thing Of
the nast, we see many smart models
OF this type in spring blouse show
ings.
For perfectly wonderful sham
poo ana smart hair dress Il il q
pleasure 10 say AmoriCan Beauty
shop 3l3 South Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
MllaIrnar Irnnn.

Nildrosc Troop.
We the Girl Scouts of WildtO1"
| troop No. 4, appreciate the welcome
extended 10 us by Sunflowcr troop
80. Though Wc arc small iu
numbor. We arc fun ~ pep and
you win hc proud Of us before long.
YOU surely ought ~ hear ua yell
tiylng t.} ~-. j..
Flying Engl" tr.p. a.. 3 vol.
comes Wildrogc troop and wishes
tho sanr good luck W. hop, we
viii soon have moro troops in town.
We have decided to give tho
play. Tho Tanning of Horrors
which was in this months Amer
icau GirL IN which Horrora josef"
James. captain KIDD. Snowy owl
Fmfv Du'ky ana Airv All room -
mates In Paradise Alley of Miss
Louise School-for-Girla. are tnmod
and finally cortcrtcd int" Dirl
Ecout from Michigan troop.
Troop Dc looking for an ndy,u-
turr. can someone tell us where
10 lind ono'
Although IL is rather carly 900 th"
reason. we have found q place for
rur summer camp Come on lu,
the waters fine"
rive or tho Gnl scouts Of Troop
visited the Boy Scout meeting Of
Troop Friday Hunkum was the
Ecnoral fayoritc. though al the
Eirlq wished they were BOYS ~ they
could join In the Bport. l"ryl
Moody Is their captain
Ruth Irwin. our second class
rCOut, has won her cooking merit
badge. and al offer our best con
uratuldtiuus to her.
.#.=ss..H
We an find II hard to o,ll our
captain "MrR Clark" so we con
ilnuc 20 speak Of hor nv Miss Bor.
low.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
Whnt Did n" Mean?

WGac are you cutting out OF the
raper?"
About "a man Eoeting n divorce
Jr,.,use bis wifo went through his
pockets"
what arc you going 20 do With
IL ''
Put il in NV pocket"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

Phone Usage or Cedar 572 ana
ask about the special campaign on
the Coffield Electric Washcr ur
see this wonderful washer at T. u.
Doshon d Co, 500 South Main.
Thinking oi popular colors, I wan
to mention pewter as being one of
the leading gray tones,
Dancing is always in season but
very frequently there is a chang Nd
the style of dancing, and ono
needs the assistance OF such an able
teacher as Miss Ilauflairc, ai the
Hauflaire, Academy of Dancing 49,
South Boulder, Phone her for doe
tails,
\ buyer just home from Paris
says: There ~ an unusual VOGUE
right now being exploited by the
French women, and one which you
see wherever You go in the evening
That h the wearing Of white stock
inGs with most any evening dress
and which l. quite strange until one
becomes accustomed tO seeing.
DO YOU realize that Easter comes
unusually early this year and tina,
you will wake up some fine morn
ing and say, "Oh my! It's almos-
Easter and | haven't ordered nv
spring suit of the Ideal System ''
Fine Tailoring YETI? Better d" ).
now, for they have their spring nn'
terials in and the designs are ready
and their prices are indeed reasuh'
able.
The sleeves OF costume biou,'S
are considered correct Just below the
elbow. hut are frequently seen !"
full length.
You will find adorable collar ana
cuff sets that win enhance ile
spring suit or frock at Testers ''
South Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

we certainly are de-.
lighted with the results
of our French IuCgtO
hair coloring and cWry
patron has bccn more
than pleased said the
hair expert at the Now
York Hair shop agj
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
VOTE BY ELECTRICITY
Iowa Legislators Save Time by Not-
ing Machine by which Result
T. Photographed

DIES MOGSES, Feb. 2o.--Reprc-
f.utatiyes ln tho Iowa Legislature
vote their opinions on roll call now
with their fingers No longer docs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

soon as completed he again ioos.
the machine. i'en
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

and stick k-to-itivencss 10 help va
earn more merit badges. First class
scouts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

A string OF "2h,cles loaded wi
apples a quarter Of a mile long al
elder mill is common sight O.,
Wayne Qnd.) News,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

My how time does fly, sprln.
is here and vacation time i- NOT lar
off. Have YOU thought about IL.
Have you started a savings account
in order that the financial part ut
your vacation Will be taken care Of?
II not, then start one this pav dly
at the First National hanh al Fourth
and Main; they will pay YOU Der
cent on your savings and your
money Is available az any time.
Saving is a habit: once formed 1t
/ becomes a pleasure. Try IL.
Nehiincs vary, but the simple
, round' neck Il most generally fra.
turcd, with the square line when u
,cstcc is used or the ' when the
surplicc Is favored.
/ Enchanting is word that belongs
to spring and expresses fully The
4 charm OF the hats Miss Lair Is rc.
coiving daily In her millinery de.
partmcnt at the Dcmorest shop. 500
South Main.
Plaid nnd( stripes arc both fca.
turcd In the sports skirts of tn,
season. most oi them being plcatcd
/ bic frocks for street wear. dftsr-
Wn dresses o. distinctive beauty
and evening gowns that cannot fail
/ to please the discriminating shop.
per at prices that will interest YOU
: OH yes, they are at Testers, 5l4
South Main.
/ Bindings. pipings and shaped In.
scrts are trimming ideas noted On
childrcn's dresses this spring. Par.
ticularly IL this type of trimming
attractive on linen.
Children's school hats have tust
arrived at Mrs. Planchard's MlN.
merry in the Advance shop, 4 W,s.
Third. Especially attract.y, were
the milans and unusual models vt
/ Batavia,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
Elizabeth Ann Looks About TOWn

You needn't
Hare a fear,
Tulsa merchants
Are up and
Coming Uith
The times
Aiways "driring
Steady" with
"A firm hold
On the lines"
None OF the
Others can
Pass uS--nO
Matter hOi1
Hard they
May try
II Cniy
YOu'H look
First at home
For the things
You Udnt
To buy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

Scoutmastor LaForge and wife.
Captain Barbcau OF Troop No. 4.
nnd daughter Violet, and Mrs. Mess
nor were very welcome guests NJ
pur last meeting Mr. G.nForgo gave
VIZ "a very interesting tnlk on Boy
Scout work and described the per
uancnt camp site of Troop I 50
vividly We were all fired with an
eager desire to sec for ourselves
We would like 10 have more Of our
scout fathers and motTicrs drop In
% see ny. Wholl bc tho next?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
Stop Guessing
Try Pyramid
~ bou have Come 10 such Misery
as Itching or Protruding PIIes
Try Pyramid plie SuppOsi-

Pyramid PHO Suppositorles havo
been tho household reliance for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
SunfIowcr Iroop

Many and anNioua are Tho IN.
luirics which come TO us daily con
"ciniuR tn, whereabouts Of our be
loved Sister scouts Of OAK Troop
80. o. Havo tho Ants and beavers
Rome into their lairs tur the season :"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

We missed our twins. VIDA and
Vera Rupp, ut our last meeting
They were absent bcCausn Of III
ness. We've always been told twins
go "halvcrs' on everything, but
here's no halfway business about
rcoutinE as far as these twins arc
concerned for thcy are always on
Iand when physically able.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

Lcnore and Frances Preisker aud
Grace Schrecengost were absent.
iue Ia their serving as honorary
oallbearcrs at tho funeral services
for Thelma Cooper. a little school
mate and friend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

AbOsiuteiy nothing
That We do
Not hare \
AZ home
And as for
Shops and
Styles you
Nercr need
TO roam
Aw0y from
TULSA-fOr
If it's NEW
It's here:
And WheH
II comes
TO prices
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

Agnes Summers. Jessie and Grace
Echooley, Matte McClnren. Mildred
Thompson. Mary Lou Norvell. Ruth
pearcc, Jessie Stcagald, iuanita
HhoultZ, Frances ward Pauline
Robinettc, Mabel Norvell, Fay Fer
guson, virginia Fenstormacher and
Gencvievo Franklin passed the see
ond class test for correct table got
ting Monday eveningA dcmonstrat-
ing how to lay plates, Ruivos. forks.
spoons, glasses and salad dishes
correctly for meal Of two courses.
Several of these scouts also brought
certified statements from their
mothers in regard TO their cook ing
ability.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

Among tho scouts of the second
division doing second class work
the following have made the great
est advance: Frances Fcnstcrmach-
er has completed nine require
mcnts: Ruth Pcarco, Virginia Fcns.
termachcr. Iuanita shouts and
Lonore Preiskcr eight points eaclt
Mittle McClaren and Faye Fcrgu.
son seven points each.
Patrols .. 3 and are the first
to get in all their February dues.
Fail into line, girls, and remember
that a good scout meets all her OBJ
legations promptly. Are you good
SCOUT
II all tho scouts were just like mo.
What kind of a troop would our
troop hc?
Edna Fctter OF Patrol 9 cNhib-
tied dress and sweater made hv
herself as samples OF hcmminE
scanning and knitting
Florence Grant of Patrol . was
| our "newsboN' this week.
! Al Che close of our lesson ucriod
I Monday evening Patrols I. b. q and
7 were mysteriously ushcrcd into
! tho gym, whore a surprise yalen-
! tine party had been planned for
them. \ scramble Tor hidden candy
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-03
LaUOranfi Sarti,

f. stata sempre mia ambizione
quella di avere un grande stabilimen-
to manifatturiero che operasse sui
sistema dele cooperative, al fine di
affiatare dirigenti ed operai far
81 che questi, oltre ALA rispettiva
paga, fosse dato la porzione del pro-
fifth, inyece che darla al padroni.
Questo progetto e state nella mia
mente da motto tempo nella
PETIT CLOTHING CORPORA
TT0N che 81 sta fernando, il tanto
atteso sogno sta per diyenire realta'.
Lo scope di questa corporazione
e di ayere degli operai, siano donne
che uomini, azionisti, COST questi
mentre lavorano per una settimana
fissa, allo stesso tempo, essendo es-
81 interessati nelPazienda, faranno
eli AFFAIR." di questa che COST andra'
ayanti.
Noi abbiamo organizzato e formu-
lato nostri piani in modo che o.
gnuno ha la possibilita' di potter en-
trare a far parte di questa Organic
zazione e diyenendo azionista, aver
diritto al profitti di essa, Per mag
giori schiarimenti, riyolgeteyi al
seguenti indirizzi;
Keller Bldg, 10th and Sansom
st., 9Th floor, 1925 So. Broad st.
1866 So. 9Th St second floor.
p. G. G.
LA DIREZI0NE
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-03
LHTTUOSA

Con sommo dispiacere abbiamo
Onr0so Ia morte della mamma ado
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-03

Nella chiesa di San Nicola da To
lentino, officiante Il Rev. A. Bal
dassarre. mercoledi' della settimana
scorsa 81 celebrarono, col rito religio-
so. Ie nozze fra Ia signorina Anita
Di Maio di Pasquale ed il signor An
tonic Abate di Michele.
Franc testimoni dell'anello la 81
anorina Lucia di Maio, sorella della
sposa. Angelina Florio e Lucia Do
Iulev e signori Giovanni Di Ste
fano, francesca Florio Michele A
bate Da DANA d'onore fungeva la
signorina Anna Costanzi e Glover
airls" furono le banbine Rita Aba
! te. Lucia Reale ed Elyira Abate;
Ala New Casino Hall ebbe luogo Il
ricevimento agli amici dele due fa-
miglie. dove gil onori di casa furono
ratti. in modo irreprensbile, dal 81
gnor Pasquale Di Maio, padre della
sposa e Michele Abate, padre dello
sposo.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-03

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dele medicine casalinghe. ESQ ia
risparmiare sofferenze e ansieta'. I
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fornito da agent local., quail 10
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