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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-24
Nu vine

Nu vino
Gel mai trist cuvant care s'a
putut spNne in aceste momente
multimei in asteptare au fost
aeelea care-i anuntau ca nimeni
din familia regala nu vine. Gu
| aceasta desilusie dureroasa,
alaturi de care mai persista ma
de.Mea ca poate va veni Gu ul-
timul autoMobil sau cu aerro-
planul cineva, multimea sc III
dreapta sprc Marasti. Deah,l
este pestrit Gle lumea care urei,
spre memorabilia Gotta undo Sc
va oficia serviciul divin.
Parastasul della Gotta 536.
La ora 10 a. IN. Sc 9ficiaza de
catre L. p. S. S. Mitropolitul
Pimen al Moldovei. asistat de pro
toereul judetului, de preotul paroh
G. Corbea 81 diaconul Popescll,
slujba pentru pomenirea celor
morti vitejeste pc dealurile Maras-
tilor.
Gel dintai vorbeste Mitropolitul
Pimen, care remarca mareata fap-
ia de arme infaptuita acolo acum
4 ami.
Dupa I. p. S. S. vorbeste d. gen
RASCANU, ministrul de rasboiu
care in cuvinte inaltatoare aduct
elogii NJ. s. Regelui, gen. Averescu
armatei romano, care au dat nea-
mului nostru aceasta victOrie mare
asupra armatelor inamice. Arata
apoi meritele gen. Margineanu, a.
tat in ceeace priveste victoria din
1917, cat 81 reconstruivea satulai
istoric al Marastilor. Ultimul vor-
beste maiorll Tatarascu.
In cuvinte elogioase, vorbitOrul
releva importanta mOrala 81 mate
riala a victoriei della Marasti. Stunt
de fata ministrii Argetoianu s.
Valeanu. care sosit cu aeroplanul
Apoi gen. Zadig, Popovici, Tomo-
roveanu, Simionescu, etc, atasati
militari al Statelor aliate in frunts
cu gen. Petin, prefectul jndetului
deputati, senatori, etc.
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Webster Ave-. Chicago, III
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233, Bettendorf, Iowa
No. 70. ,Aradana" P. O. B. Gil
Dayton, Ohio.
No. 73. ,,Rons;xio Noud" P. o. b
305, Cambridge, O.
No. a. .Ardeleano.' clio John Pop
Cafe, Licking Pike, New.
port, Ky.
No. IS. ,,Andrei Murdsan", 2ds
Spruce Str, Bridgeport
Conn.
70. 76. ,,Apolsonc", p. O. D. 3
Hubbard, Ohio.
No. n. ,,Ps;nt1l Caror', p. o. B
882, Columbus, O.
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Q. B. 1859, Anderson, Ind.
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233, Universal, Pa,
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Box ~, Niles. Ohio.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-24

Printrc zilele mari ale Istoriei
neamului nostru s'a inserts GU Ii
tere de foe 81 sange, mareata ri de
"a Iulie 1917, cand armatele ro-
name, nereconfortate inca complet
dupa retragerea din Ardcal 81
Muntenia 81 dupa calamitatea Sc
ceratoare a tifosului exantematic,
S au aruncat intr'un uiles supreln
asupra armatelor inaniice &c stapa-
neau mai multi ell jumatate din
scumpul pamant al frllmoasei noa.
sire tarisoare. ST localitatea care
fost centrul glorioaselor momente
din "a Iulie sa intamplat Fl I'm
neinsemnat satisor Gle la poalele
muntelui, o catuna a comunei Ra-
coasa, inaltime acoperita de ca
teva casute taranesti modesto dar
curate, pc care germanii 0 intari-
sera i'm asa fel in cat facusera din
ca o fortareata, una din acele re
dute inexpugnabile, pentru mari
rea inexpugpabilitatii Garcia Sc a
daugase la natura, tehnica mo
dcrna.
Della 1917 pana All, 24ohllie, II a
putut fl sarbatorit cu fastul pc ca
rel inertia.
M vom spllne insa ca anul a
costa fOst sarbatOrit Gu toat;l
splendoarea 81 marietta, dar s'a sar-
batorit. :.
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lIasa.

loasa. aar
Multimea sosita la aceasta come
morare, intrece pregatirile facute.
Nfasa instalata la marginea de nord
a Marastilor strange in jurul ei
peste 800 de persoane, militari 81
civil. Canta muzica militara, fla
cali ioaca alaturi, lar multimea pri
vcste. Gel dintai care ia clsyInt,'l
este d. Argetoianu, care ridica pa
har,l in sanatatea NJ. S. Regelui.
Apoi. gen. Al. Margineanu de-
scrie in chip ernotioaat Mpta data
la Marasti 81 modal dc Infiintare
al soc. Marasti.
d. gen. Raseann rectanoaste ma
rea opera pc care O are de- infaptnit
soc. Marasti, Garcia ii nreaza sue
ces.
!. p. :. >. NlerOpoltul f1Meh
iacAina pentru armata. D. gen.
Vaaeaau vorbsste IN frantuzeste 81
iacAiaa in onoarsa aliatilor nostr
francezi 81 englezi.
! Gen. Petia, atasatuI militar ,frar
eez, raspande naltuAaind peatrt
lsuasle aduse aistilcs 81 rscunoas
10 pa,tea mare q eroism aratati
de armatele TeaaAae pentra infap
1 t6issa profunde = uDitatii tsturo
resiunilor roaa1nesti, care insean
na in aeelasi tinap 81 anirea pro
funda dintre aloati Gloria 81 pro
! peritstsa pomaAisi Mari = dato
resc actsler ds lesnr2 ~ fiilOs e
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predarea caselor construite.

Dupa serviciul divin, in tmpul
caruia an planat deasupra cele 1
aeroplane sosite pc la orele 10, Vi
zitatorii Sc indrepta spre sat, mde
d. gen. Margineanu preda ccle pa
tru ease gaia construite locuitori-
lor respective. La Biserica cladita
pc iumatate Sc oficiaza serviciul
divin 81 Sc pune in zid pergamen-
tul commemorative semnat Gle toate
oficialitatile prezente. La scoala
de asemenea sc oficiaza 81 zideste
actul cOmemoratlv.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-24

@ parte din public care are ira
surf 81 automobile la indemana Sc
indreapta apoi spre Gogoiu, unde
viziteaza fabrica de c;lramida ST
furnicularul, care le transporta
sus pc deal.
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Plecarea.

La orele 5 p. m. cele doua tre-
nnri ale soc. "Tisita," incarcate
de pelerini sc intorc spre Mara
sesti. d. Nasta, in numele soc.
elisha rindnieste 81 aici repair
tizarea in vagoane. dupa cum la
primire a intampinat pc d. gen.
Popovici 81 condus pc ilustrii oas-
peti la locurile OBSTINATE in va
goane.
La ora II seara trenul ministe-
rial pleaca din Marasesti.
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Pregatirile pentru serhare.

Gu luna inca inainte de ziua
serbarii au inceput pregatirile s
Sc anuntase pretutindeni partici-
parea familiei regale. Astfel s'au
reparat podurile 81 soselele care
n 'au vazut mana omului dc aproa-
pc 6 ami de zile. S'au curatit uli.
tele noroioase ale satului; s'au pa.
voazat casele, S a pus la contribu
tie intreaga populate localnica
S 'au scos oarecum din uitare urme-
lie unui act mare 81 unei glorioase
vcitorii repurtate in conditiuni a
tit de grele.
Gu cateva saptamani inainte tre-
cand pc dealul istoric al Marasti-
lor vedeai lucrand de zof la anne
na.iarea 81 impodobirea morminte-
lor sutelor de necunoscuti roman
sau germani sfirsiti aici Intr 'un
gest sublim de abnegare 81 eroism
vedeai lncrand un preot tlnar in
eonjurat de tarani 81 tarance. Si
sapand tarana sublcare zaceau ace
care acum patru ami all trezit III
toata suflarea rOmaneasca cei MAJ
inaltatofi fiori sc yandeau cu ev'
lavie la sufletul lor mare 81 la ma
retia zilelor traite.
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Darul d-lui ministru de rasboi

ID. gen. RaScanu a donat Gu a
cest prilej suma de 10000 lei, pen
tru Sc imparti orfanilor dim co
muna Racoasa 81 imprcjurimi.
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ADRESELE Soc ROMfNE DE AJUTOR 81
CULTURA DIN AMERICA.

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Phone 2939-Y.
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ming suits and baskets of delicious
lunches prepared by Miss Morgan for
her guests.
After dipping in the water, the
lunch was prepared and greatly on
ioyed.
Among those enjoying the party
were Miss Nell Hogg Miss Halhs
Walker. Miss Louise Bragg, Miss Mel
Hamilton, Miss Georgia Lumphin
Miss ConeIia SILVER, Miss Mary
Goodwin, Miss Hulet Humber Mis-.
Sara Oliver, Miss Elizabeth Sheffield
Kendall Wooten, Marvin Bolton, Neil
Hodges, Roland Broadhurst, Alpheu:
CasteIlow, Courtney lvey, L. j. Wal
lis, Jr,, Bennett Williams, Judsor
Morgan, Egbert Clark, Bill Dudley
James Dudley, and Robert Mcneil.
Chaperonjng were Mrs. George OF
liver, Mrs. Charles Hogg. Mrs. Rob.
EFT Mcneil.
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mis- departure for Scotland, to act
as chairman of the program commit
tee, has enlisted the services of a
number of interested women among
the club workers, who are planning
to make the stage decorations at
T5ctive with appropriate decorations.
A great American flag will wave
across the entire lenght of the stage,
with smaller ones placed i'm pleasing
arrangement against the background.
Flowers and ferns will complete the
pretty effect Other details for the
success Of the evening are being
mapped out. with the purpose of MAX
ing the occasion one of the greatest
in the history Of Americas.
The various womcn's clubs of the
city viii attend in a body to pay
homage to the greatest hero Of the
World War
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public schools are concerned, but
there should never be vacation from
the Sunday school as there are only
20 hours of teaching each year If
the scholar is present every Sunday.
So parents bring your children and
attend the Bible school and let's not
have slump this summer.
The mems Bible class of the church
will elect officers tomorrow. We
want % men in attendance.
On Monday the two Circles of the
Woman's Auxiliary will meet.
The boys c. +. camp at Myrtle
is a thing of the past for this sum
mer. The boys seemed to enjoy the
camp very much and acted through
out the week like real Christian En-
deavors. Those attending the camp
were: Billie Fort, Thomas Argo, f.
j. Tyson, Lany McMath, Brown
Small, Tom Harris, Philip Curtis,
Mike Smith, Wallace Sheffield, Sam
Heys, Ernest Statham, Chas Davis,
I Walton Stewart. and Mr.. and Mrs.
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Cfs,1:.rchNqtds
CENTRAL, BAPTIST CHURCH

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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Meet at court house.
Services II O'Clock. Subject, "a
Talk to the New Christians"
A glorious day last Sunday. EIev-
en- took membership with US. Eight
were baptized at McMath's mill Sun
day afternoon. The Lord is contin-
uaIly adding new recruits to us.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock, j. A;
Baugh, Superintendent. Our school
last Sunday had the best attendance
yet. Let's make it larger Sunday.
Brother Baugh is a live wire superin-
tendent.
An entertainment known as the
Feast of the Wilderness will be
given at the home of Robert Anglln
Spring street, Wednesday .evening,
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MRS, VIQUEsNEY HOSTESS
FOR MATRONS' CLUB.

Mrs. E. NJ. Viquesney entertained
prettily Friday afternoon at her home
on Taylor street complimenting the
members of the Matrons' club, at
which AZ was played at four tables,
Brown wicker baskets and silver
filagree vases filled with mammoth
Shasta daisies combined with fern
sprays formed the effective decora-
tons in the living room where The
guests assembled for the game.
A salad course with fruit punch
was served during the social houI
following the conclusion Of the play
ing
The guest list included Mrs. A. G.
Crockett, Mrs. J. NJ. Bryan, Mrs
Lawrence Brown, Mrs. Henry b
Mashburn, Mrs. Lee Hansford. Mrs
W. NJ. Humber, Mrs. Herschel Smith
Mrs. Wilbur Smith, Mrs. Frank Tur-
pin, Mrs. David Jennings, Mrs. J. c
Bynum, Mrs. D. X. Crimson, Mrs Lee
lanta, the guest of Mrs Council, and
Miss Emmie Morgan.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Carl ". Minor. =. .. Minister.
9 80 a. m. Bible school, T. Fur
low Gatewood, Superintendent If
YOU are not IN Sunday shcool, visit
ours.
Ii a. m. worship. Subject, Los
ing Our Lives That We May Find
Them"
7:l5 p. m. B. Y. P. u, Raymond
Parsons, President. Good interest,
good attendance make a good union.
s p. m. worship. Subject, The
Usefulness of Profession Without
Obedience"
Prayer meeting, Thursday night at
o'clock.
You are invited to study and wor-
ship with US.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Guyton Fisher, pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m.
and z as p. NJ.
Morning hour, subject: Quality,
not Equality"
Evening hour, subject: "Room-rent
for One"
Sunday school $50 a. M, While
Marshall, supt,
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening AS.
Good folks, good music, good
preaching. A cordial welcome to all
to worship with US.
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BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL PROGRAM
FOR SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE

Miss Ella Polk, organist and choir
director of Central Baptist church
choir, has arranged a program Of
unusual beauty for presentation at
the IL o'clock service Sunday morn
ing. when the railroad brotherhoods
will attend in a body the memorial
services which will be directed by
Rev. Henry T. Brookshire, pastor of
the congregation, at that hour.
An evening program will also be
given at the 7:45 O'Clock service, and
a cordial invitation is extended to
everybody to attend the services on
Sunday.
The program in full follows:
Morning Program.
Prelude, "Pizzicati" De Lebes
Anthem. "The Lord is Exalted,
(West)-Choir.
Offetory, "Sextette From Lucia
Verdi.
Solo, "Sancta Maria" (Faure) -
Miss Blanche Snider
Male Quartet, Peace, Perfect
Peace" (Coldbeck) Boswell, How
ell, Tiedeman, Marshall
Postlude, Clarke.
Evening Service.
Offetory, "Conzanetti-Hellenad
Solo, "Teach Me to Pray"-Mrs.
Eugene Boswell.
Postlude, "Avonley'-Frai.
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FIRST CHURCH CHRIST, SCIEN
list,
TAYLOR street.

Taylor street.
Services Sunday II a, m.
Subject: God The Preserver of
Man"
Golden Text - Psalms ALP;
Blessed is he that considereth the
poor: the Lord will deliver him in
time Of trouble. The Lord will pre-
serve him and keep him alive; and
he shall be blessed upon the earth. "
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o'clock.
Reading rooms open from 10 a. m.
until II noon except on Sundays and
legal holidays.
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LEE ST. METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school at GAS a. m, T..
N. Furlow, superintendent.
Preaching at II a, m. and 7:45
p. m. by Rev. G. NJ, Rainey, of Nc
Rae. Morning subject, Character
and Work of the Holy Spirit" Eve
ming subject "The Young Man and
the Christ"
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Andersen. The leader, Mrs. Arthur,
could not stay throughout the week
but she came out twice bringing good
things to eat, showing that her heart
was with the bows.
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CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Rev. James B. Lawrence, Rector.
Third Sunday after Trinity.
Holy Communion, 1880 a. m.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. NJ.
Morning Prayer and Sermon, II
a. m.
Evening Prayer and Sermon, s
.. m.
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June IS, at o'clock, in the interest
of the Christian church. Everybody
invited.
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SWIMMING PARTY AND
PICNIC FOR SENIORS

The High school Seniors were com
plimented with delightful swimming
party and picnic Friday at Kidd's
mill, the hostess of the occasion be-
ing Miss Eddie Mae Morgan, one Of
bright members of the Senior class.
The young people left Americas
early Friday morning, with swim
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Frank P. Anderson, Pastor.
Sabbath school, 9 AS a. M.
Worship and preaching, II a. m.
and 7:45 p. m.
Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m
Vacation has come so far as the
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Silk Hosiery

We receipt the last day two Of extensive lines of
Kayser and Black Cat Silk Hosiery new prices The
values will be found astonishingy good See us for your
next Silk Hosiery.
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PATRIOTIC PROGRAM TO
BE GIVEN At RYLANDER.

A patriotic program will be rem
dered Tuesday evening at the Ry-
lander theater prior to the address
which win be made BY Sergeant Al
vim York at that time.
Miss Ella Polk, who is directing
the musical program, will lead the
community singing of the patriotic
songs. America" will be the mi.
tial song, followed by "Star Spangled
Banner" and other selections not yet
decided on
Miss Susan Stallings, a reader Of
great delicacy of interpretation, vii
give Flanders Field" by request
Other numbers may be added TO hen
program if the time is not limited,
Mrs. J. w Harris, Jr., who was in
vited by Rev. Silas Johnson before
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Every variety of cotton is being
grown in San Joaquin Valley, Cal.
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Closing prayer and all remaining
for preaching service.
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In the last few days have received beautiful numbers in
All-Over Black and CoIored Silk LACES. Also
FLOUNCING, in rich patterns
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SPECIAL
Other Fine Silks

MaIlinsons Pussy Willow
Satins white, Black and All
colors. }
Mallinsons Dream Crepes
(All colors.)
MalIinsons Pussy Willow
TaRetas (Best Colors.)
MalIinsons Dew Kist"
Cor Skirts.
Best Tafetas Evening
and Street Shades.)
Canton Crepes 1.-TWO
grades) BEST Colors; Black
and White.)