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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-23
The Question Corner
TOday's Inquiries


l. What prccautiou, taken after
coming In from bathing, will
lengthen the life of Il bathing
cap?
2. How can shirtwaist box be
made into a comfortable addition
to the room in which there is a
bed with high footboard?
3. For porch that Is occasionally
exposed to the rain, what kind of
furniture is best?
4. Who was Mrs.I Martha SHELTON?
3. Describe an interesting new sleeve
used In new fall frock of silk
and chiffon.
@. In what piquant way is head
dress for evening wear fashioned?
Yesterdays Answers
1. Finish creamy scrim window
curtains with Il border of bright
orange In order to give a pleasing
contrast with tan outside cur
tains.
.. The drawn work top Of the cover
Of pincushlon that is no longer
used can be appliqucd on white
orgundie and used to cover the,
crown of an OrgandiG hat.
3. The girl with heavy chin should
wear her hair high. with the knot
on top of her head to give
softer, more feminine look to her
face.
4. Mrs. Martha Custis Is famous in
history because she became the
wife of George Washington.
!. 4 pair of straps over the shoul-
ders of II child's dress reaches to
the waist in back to hold up the
belt. and in front extends below
the belt to form pockets.
6. A dainty sip-on sweater is fin
ished around the neck with a col
lar made in points In front and
trimmed with tassels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-23
WHAT'S WHAT
By HELEN DECIE

noter After an engagement has been an
bSu buHced ssd by the parents Of the fancee
aSn vr trends write or Call-or do both-to
SSapress their best wishes for her future
eiSppihess. eieppl Friends OF the bridegroom
tro,L VINO have not yet met his be-
tdSnea do not write to her, but to him.
Sbmi1LIlns their congratulations. 1t
tbotu bu'u De noted as delicate distinction
~ ta"t congratulations are never extended
sUnnns .me woman In the case the luck Is
IA s'nosed TO be all on the mans side he
tjormane me g., winner, So, when the conveu-
are ofco congratulations and best wishes"
,vhereo II is understood that the con.
are for the fiance and the
wishes for tho fiancee.
|bsfro,S FAMILIES prefer not to send out
|enssnal announcements. Instead the
|fofmsIIimn IL revealed to the guests in
gwen in honar = dsneneon tea or dinner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-23
1T LOOKS LIKE 1910

But IL isn't, It's
1921 and '22, &C.
cording to Paris
predictions. The
scanty, short skirt
with its fold down
the side Of the
front proves its
modernness, al.
though the coat
seems very old
fashioned
Photo by Felix
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-08-09
HALIFAX. COUNTY'S FIRST
ENCAMPMENT FOR
CLUB GIRLS

An encampment has been planned
for every club girl in Halifx County
at Panacea Springs Aug. 9th to 18th.
Tents have been provided for living
quarters while at the camp A ration
list has been sent each girl so that 3
proportionate individual supply from
home may be brought to last thru
camp. The girls will be divided int
squads to do the cooking and other
duties. The meals will be seryeo
cafeteria style
In the morning, instruction periods
consisting of basketry, millinery,
dress design, and health lectures By
efficient instructors will be held. The
afternoons and evenings will be Civ
en- over to swimming, games, singing
and others wholesome recreation. The
camp will be well chaperoned by the
instructors and patrons Of the girls
who will attend.
On Sat. Aug. 18th a big wind up
picnic has been planned. The con.
munity people from every community
in the county are invited and urged
to join the camp on that day. All
are requested to bring picnic lunch as
it will not be practical to prepare
lunch at the camp for every one.
Every patron and friend will receive
a hearty welcome at any time they
may find convenient to visit the
camp. We shall look for you.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-08-09
APPLICATION FOR PARDON:
OF WALTER TAYLOR

Application will be made to the
Governor Of North Carolina for the
pardon of Walter Taylor, convicted at
the June Term Halifax Superior Court
for the crime of manufa curing liquor
ilicitly, and sentenced to the roads of
Halifax County for term of six
months. All persons who oppose the
granting of such pardon are invited to
forward their protests to the Cover
nor, without delay.
This the 80 day OF July, 1921.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-18
MONROE GRAND JURY
BACKS JUDGE SEARCY.

FORSYTH, May Is - The May
term of Monroe Superior court con-
vencd Monday morning with Judge
W. E. II. Searcy presiding, He did
not charge the grand merely, telling
them that they we're to investigate
cases of persons in jail not being
able to make bond and also any new
cases that demanded their atten-
ton. The grand jury finished their
business that day and the present
ments were read late N the after
noon. =,
The grand jury complimented
Judge Searcy on the stand he has
taken against Governor Dorsey IN
regard to alleged peonage and 9th
err lawlcssness in the Flint circuit;
The jurist appeared highly pleased
over the jury's action, and thanked
them for their expression of ap-
prevail. The Judge stated that so
far as he was concerned he did not
care anything about the governor S
charges but merely wanted to put
the state before the people IN ITS
proper light in refuting Governor
Dorsey's charges.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-18
DEN OF VICEAT
MURDER SCENE

CONTINUED From Page OneD
doubt that Scarborough had any dia-
monds. He was probably closer to
Mr.. Scarborough than any other liv-
ing person, being at his store fire.
quently, the old recluso taking Pc
cu!iar interest in the young man, CT
v6on. he was very fond.
Never Saw AM
eff he had any diamChdT | have
never seen them" said he, and !
believe I would have seen them if
anybody had"
Neither had he seen any consider
able amounts of money in Scarbo-
rough's possession, he said.
Mr.. Stevens was at the store last
Saturday evening and left about
7:3O. The newly built room IN the
rear was unoccupied at that time. he
said Whether any one came there
later he did not know.
An examination Of the interior Of
the store revealed box of heavy
tools within arms reach of where the
slain man was struck the fatal blew
in an aisle of the store In the box
were several hammers of various size
and other tools. among them large
Ratchet. On the Ratchet were blood
and hair, silver-coIored, but it re
sembled rabbit hair more than hui
man, and it was said about the store
he had used it to kill rabbits. It was
a weapon. however, which could cas-
lily have made the terrible wound in
his head
Grand Jury To Meet
Interest in the case continues in
the community at high pitch, with the
mystery on every ones tongue. Al
though many amateur sleuths have
their theories, those who live in the
neighborhood and others who know
of conditions there appear to be less
sure than anyone what the facts are.
Papers are eagerly sought in all quar-
ters for any additional information
in the case.
The coroner's iury~in the case
which recessed Sunday evening with
out solution and without a verdict,
will resume it's deliberations at the
sheriffs office at the court house
Thursday at 8 D, m. The Sumter
county grand jury will meet Mon
day in regular session, and it proba-
bly, will take up the investigation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-18
DORSEYPRA1SED
BY COMMITTEE
Atlanta Ministers And
LaYmen Back Cover
nor S Stand

ATLANTA. May 49, Praise ard
support for the position taken by
Governor Dorsey in work against al
legged oppression of negroes in sew
eral parts of Georgia is expressed
by the executive committee of the
Christian Council of Atlanta.
A formal statement to this effect
was made, signed by the following
ministers and laymen: Rev. Chas.
W. Daniel, Rev, Charles o. Jones,
John j. Eagan, Rev. c. B. Wilmer,
NJ. L. Thrower. Philip NJ Colbert,
L. E.. Rogers, H. A. Ethridge, ]. V.
Wellborn, Rev. r. o. Finn, Rev. L.
O Bricker, Rev. w. w. Memminger,
M. w. Davies, W. W. Orr, w. H.
La Parde, Jr., w. W. Alexander,
Rev. Plato T. Durham, John A. Man
get. C. A. Titus, Floyd Fields, Rev.
Ashby Jones, X. G. Matheson, Rev.
J. S. Lyons, Rev. B. R. Lacy, Jr,
Rev H. A. Porter, NJ. M. Jackson,
r. F. kirkpatrick, Philip Weltner,
E. NJ. Underwood, Rev. W. H. Ma
ior, James Morton.
The committeO's statement fol-
lows:
1--WE, the members of the execu-
tive committee of the Christian
Council of Atlanta, desire to publicly
express to Governor Hugh M. Dor
sey our sincere thanks for his unset
fish and fearless exposure of the un-
Just and cruel treatment of negroes
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-18

really new revelation now being
made to the world is that a governor
Of Georgia, backed by reputable
and representative citizens from all
over the state, is willing to publicly
condemn these acts, and call upon
the righteous, law abiding citizenship
of the state. which is in an over
whelming majority, to put an end to
such lawlessness. Anyone who has
gIimpsed the leading dailies Of
America in the past few days will
find that this course of Governor
Dorsey has brought to our beloved
state the most favorable commenda-
ton which we have received in a de
cadc.
"Therefore, this committee calls
upon all good citizens, irrespective
of political or religious alignments,
to give their heartiest support to
our governor in this effort to clear
the honor and the fair name OF
Georgia"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-18

by the lawless element, in many sec
tions of the state.
"The truth of the picture which
he presented in his published pamph-
let has been challenged. After a
most careful examination by mem
bers Of our committee of the testi-
mony supporting these cases. and
many others not published, we are
convinced that the deplorable con-
dition which he described is not in
the least exaggerated.
Many good people are inclined to
condemn the publication of this
gruesome story on the ground that
these atrocious deeds are the acts
of a small minority of our citizen
ship, and that this publicity adver-
tises the entire citizenship as parti-
ceps criminals. We wish to register
our profound conviction that no
people have ever yet been hurt by
their readiness to expose to the sun
light of public condemnation the evil
in their midst, but that on the 9TH
er hand should we longer shut our
eyes to these horrible expressions OF
barbaric lawleSSnesS, or seek TO con
ceal them from the world, we should,
indeed, become parties to the crimes.
"But it seems necessary to bring
to the attention of our people the
fact that this story which the COVER
nor has published is not q new story.
It's novelty only consists in the meth
cd by which he has gathered symp-
tomato and significant instances
and focused the attention of the
people of our state upon them, 1t
is already a matter of undisputed
record that Ais lynchings OF negroes
have occurred in Georgia since 1883
and not one member of these mobs
has been punished The world al
ready knows this record, and the ad,
ditional facts of the burning of
churches and lodges, and Of the ex-
puls1on of negroes lfrom entire
counties and neighborhood. The
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-18
You'll enjoy the
sport of rolling
EN- with P. A.!

And, besides Prince
Albert's delightful flavor,
there's its freedom from bite
and parch which is cut out by
our exclusive patented proc
ess! Certainly smoke
P. A. from sun up till you
slip between the sheets with
out a comeback.
Prince Albert is the tobac-
co that revolutionized pipe
smoking. Ifyou never could
smoke a pipe 80 forget it,
You can-AND YOU WILL
if you use Prince Albert
for packing! It's a smoke
revelation in a jimmy pipe
or a cigarette!
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-18

FIRST thing you do next
/ go get some makin's
papers and some Prince
Albert tobacco and puff away
on a home. made cigarette
that will hit on all your
smoke cylinders!
No use sitting by and say
ing maybe you'll cash this
bunch tomorrow. Do it while
the going's good, for man-o-
man, you can't figure out
whatyou're passing by! Such
flavor, such GOODNESS, such
-ish-ness-well, the only
way to get the words en-
phatic enough is to go to it
and know yourself!
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-18

Prizes Albert Is s1id
IN torUy red bags,
tidy red tins, hand
Some pound and half
pound TN hu71idnys
and in the pound
crystal glass hunt
d With sponge
HtoisteneT top.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-18

Col. George r. Ellis returned tins
morning from trip of three weeks
to New York and Boston on business,
He reports conditions generally I'M
proving in the East, with feeling bet
ter and money easier.
w. W. Dykes is in Jacksonville on
legal business.
Chief Bragg rounded up four loaf
ing negroes this morning in a short
trip about the outskirts of town. 1t
was not the start of a crusade, he
said, but the continuance of policy
already in force.
George w. Walters, who for sew
eral months has been steward at the
Dempsey hotel in Macon, returned to
Americas this morning, having re
signed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furlow Gatewood
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Gatewood and
Mr.. and Mrs Alton Cogdell return
ed to Americas Tuesday from At
lanta, where they spent the past few
days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-18
THE us. CHAIN TREAD

One of the few tires Of which it may
he said that they deliver economy
year in and year out and tire after tire.
The u S. Chain Tread gives
efficient traction on all ordinary
road surfaces. 1t is probably tbs
handsomest, and by all odds tbs
most popular, Of the whole U, S,
Fabric Tire line.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
c0NCURS

Parochia gr.-orientaA romina
Gu Hramul ''Sfintul George" din
Buffalo n. 7. deschide Concurs
pentru postul de Preot.
Devenind vacanta positie mo-
mentan; de oare ce dorim a avea
Preot pc ST. Botez.
E de notat ca Parochia nu d.
toreaza la mime mimic, ba inca sc
poate lauda GU peste 100000
bani gaia depusi La Banca, 81 il
s;lptamina viitoare, sc mai ada"ga
cite-va suite de dollari la sum9
de mai sus.
Ceea ce credem ca dl Preot
nou VENT nu va avea asa mare
osteneala.
Deci d-nii Preoti gr.-or. "a,
doresc a ocupa acest post, sd s.
adreseze personal, sau priD co
respondents, in eel mai sour
tinp Ia Comitetul Parochial.
2140 Niagara Str. Buffalo N. !
(14)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
PERF|DIA IoMENEASCA
- Roman Contimporan
De @. r. PASCU

| rele vlndute, porni repede, repe-
tlnd strigarea din toata puterea
plamlnilor. Lua un ziar 81 me-
av1nd lnarunti dadu .un franc 81
urclndu-se in automobil fara Sc
astepte Sal dea restul, il PORN
repede 81 Sc duse drept acasa,
ziclnd servitoarei ca o va lasa a
doua ri sa-si aduca bagajul.
Sc astepta la vizita reporteri-
lor de ziare 81 poate 81 politiei,
81 voia sa fie linga Titu ca sd nu
comita vre-o imprudenta.
Ajunsa acasa coborf repede, 81
Gu SINCE rece, fara sd fie agitata
comunica lui Titu sinuciderea
Susanei, d1ndu-i ziarul, care pc
pagina prima, mai mult in Titluri
mari 81 batatoare Ia ochi anunta
sinucmerea Susanei, promit6nd
ca "a editia de seara va reveni- Gu
am6hunte interesante,
THU fu 3vizibil impresionat de
I1noartea sotiei sale. Se dncrunta
~ kak y mn se p1ltu refine de !
.
"A acoefe nm snspin din peptpl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
Arv1nte Il p1ptlea" iuoata az

Y
"Axvints u PptlsA" juaaA ae
,D-nii vlasile Pantilimon E. Ram
ba 81 Jllstina Rus care au inche-
lat programul TeatrM intr 'un ell~
tusiasnl foare mare. Dupa care
au urlnht Dansul pima la orele 5
di1nineata cind Gu totii sau des-
|partit ducind fie-eare o a1nlntire
p,acuta de Ia aeeasta adunare
frateasca.
Ca mcheere nu pot t1ece GU
vederea, serviciul facut de Dom.
nisoara Oprean, care i-s'a mcre
dintat Tomhola, chi cele Is obiectt
ce a fost cdstigatoare, 81 pentrr
care si-au dat siGnta ca sd aibi
o reuSita foarte bunA.
In general cred ca 81 venitu
acestei petreceri va Fl cit Sc poat'
de multumitor pent1u ambel'
fSocietati.
George Marhao,
| Repr- ziarllui America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
DARE DE SEAlGA 81
MULTUMITA PUBLICA

Dupa obiceiurlle noastre cres-
tineSti, de-a vesti prin Colinde
Sarbatoarea de NaSterea Mintui-
torului nostru Christos (Craciu-
nul).
Parochia rom. ort. ST. Cruce,
din Martins Ferry, 0. prin Cont
tetul sau au deciss. pentru Sc
intcrveni de a Sc organlza .
ceata, de Colildatori, spre a UNI
Va Gu Colinda, lar rezultatul in
curgerilor Gu, aceasta ocaziune sa
fie destinat pentru vapsirea ST.
Biserici.
Rugat find Ill loan Bugneriu,
unul dintre .cei mai ibuni membri,
! al Parochiei 81 mcmbru la toate
organizati,nile romine din loc:
Gu toate ca Sc afla foarte Ocupat
in preparatii pentru plecare i'll
Patrie, insa Sc angajeaza 81 GU
concursul mai multor membrl
precum 81 copii, pc linga bucurla
facuta rominilor din loc 81 jur
au adus Parochiei noastre GU Co.
linda suma de $185.7O dintre care
scazindu-se cheltuelile ramlne ur
VENT curat de $1,000.
Parochia isi tine de Datorinti
a multumi calduros tuturor bum
Ivoitorilor Parochiei noastre, din
loc 81 jur, care au ibinevoit de-
|primi pc acesti Colindeti, carl at
fost. loan Bugncriu, Arghir Boe
ri1l, Victor Leabu, (casar) loal
Stefan, loan Seandru, loan Ora
gan, Loan Ser,bu, loan Tulbure
Chipriean Sipos, Nicolea Cozgo
rea, George Bugneriu, Georg'
Banceu (in costum de mos Cra
ciun). Oopii au fost, loan n. Bar
ma, loan /. Caprita, Andreian |
Radu.
j Multumita calduroasa va tri
mite Parochia 81 pc aceasta cal
voua fratIlor Carl vati ostenit c1
| Colinda, lar fratelui loan Bugne
| ri,1 care acuma sc afla in drum
sprc Patria Mama, ii DORM Gala
torie usoara 81 int1mpinari pla
cute acolo departe la locul Parin
Itesc. 1~|l
j Sa traiti fratilor ca mhne'
voastra all adus roade fr1lmOasf
! lar celor ceo au contribute voua
pentrut tParechia noastra, lie zifen
Ca Bunul Dumnezeu, sa ae raHla
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19

noua, Ana, GU patru CART de vi.
zita zicind:
'p0ftim doalnna. Domnii a.
ceStia vreau sd yOrbeasca Gu
domnul"
'Sune-le Cd domnul este indiS.
pus 81 nu-i poate primi's !, raspln.
Sc Clothilda, 81 intorcindu-se Cd.
tre Titu ura: ''Nu-i asa ca nu
poti sal primestii" Stunt repor.
teri de ziare".
'Nu, nu nu sunt dispus sd
dau intervievuri'' raspunse Titu
Vreau sa flu linistit.
''Servitoarea esi 81 comunica
reporterilor Ca domnul nu 81
simte bine 81 nu-i poate primi
Reporterii incearca sd sfle ceva
de la ca 81 ii pusera cfte-va intre.
bari, dar Ana le t1dnti usa in mas
81 pleca bombanind.
Frau reperterii de la ziarele
'Iiberte'' ''Le Petit Journal
Temps" 81 lie Debat'', carl
plecara desiluzionati ca n n'au pu.
tut voa,bi Gu Demetriad ia sd SER
veasca pc cetitorii ziarelor Gu
amdnunte noli si- interesante 81
'cu impresiile, pe carl le4ar Fl
cules.
H A doua ii dimineata THU primi
o fnstiintare oficioasa din partea
directornlni fnchisoarei despre
moartea Gassanei; 81 Titu, dnpa
sfatul Clotildei, II trimis cinci
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
lNvI1ARE

Domnul lie Moldovan din CO.
m.ura laclrstio1f are onoare a "a
face cunoscut casatoria sa Gu
D-soara Maria Cralici din New
Brighton Pa. 81 va roaga sd bine
voiti participa la celebrarea
cununei lor religioase, care va
avea loc Simbata % Ianuarle
1921 la orele . p. m. in hala Soc.
Mircea Noda din Beaver Falls.
Pa. oath st. & II Ave. Servniul
religios Sc va sevirSi de parintele
din New Brighton, Pa. Masa Sc
va aranja la orele 10 seara. Ba-
rul va ii asortat GU toate cele
trebuincioase. Muzica vestitului
Samoil Sinu va distra onor
oaspeti Gu cele mai flrrmoase ari
de Dams 81 cintece rationale Pima
la II din noapte. Nasi vor fl ID
Toader 81. Dina Agatha Moldovan
din Monaco, Pa. In speranta cii
vom saluta un numar cit Sc poatt
de mare de rude, preteni 81 GU
noscuti, raminem asteptindu-vd
GU drag.
(11-14). Mirii 81 NASH.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19

susanna T. Demetriad intinsa pc
pat, intr 'un lac de singe, GU he
regatta taiata. Cutif,u GU care
si-a pus capat zilelor era inclestat
in NINA dreapta sinucigasei.
Mlncarea era neatinsa.
'S'a anuntat 1ndata d-nu Pro-
curor al Republcei 81 Directorul
inchisorilor, carl sosind la fata
iocului, dupa declaratiunile me.
dicului spitalului, s'a corstatat
moartea acltzatei 81 s'a dispus
trimiterea cadayrului Ia morga
spitalului.
''Fantul ca d-nu Demetriad in
cele din urma 81 convins de vi.
novatia sotiei sale, care q sevir-
sit crima odioasa si unica in
analele criminale, . produs o i'm.
presie buna in public in favoa.
rea d-sale.
'D-nu procuror general q ra.
mas foarte surprinS ca in came.
rifle particulare ale arestantelor
carl au acest privilegiu 81 per.
mite fntroducerea 81 char servi-
rea de arme, mai Gu seam4 GU
tite, 81 a dat pornnc3 ca sd ince.
teze acest sistem.
In editia de seara vom da
amanunte mai 1nmplecte, eau
tSnd sa dbtinem I'M interview Gu
sotui silsrcigasef.1s
De-abia puse s0lokhilds ziatul
pc masa si VENT 1ervitosres cea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19

WV
Pc la orele patru pleca sd sa-
tisfaca dorinta lui Titu Sc anga-
jeze servitoare 81 Sc duse LA a.
gentul la care angajase bucata-
reaSa. Agentul ii recomanda una
zicind Cd foarte vrednica 81
cinstita, 81 ii telefona sa vie III
data. Clothilda voind sa scape
odata de sarcina aceasta astepta
81 peste douazeci de minute Sc
presinta % femeie tinara, vioaie
81 sprintea, care ii placu 81 0 an
gaia, luind-o Gu ca sa mearga
sal ca bagajul.
Cind esi pc strada un uinzator
de ziare alerga in goana stri-
gflid:
LA Liberte Gu sinuciderea
ucigasei Luciei Seryais la Penc-
tenciarul Femeilor't,
C1nthilda tresari. CftiJya tre-
'eatcri oprira v1nzato1rll smul-
pdnd ziarele din NINA lai. Sc
opri sstepfsad vfnzstoru le
xisre, eare neas6nd bsnii ~ sis-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
O PETRECERE PLACUTA

Pentru a inconj,ra multele
cheltueli ce sd fac Gu ocaz1a une1
Petreceri Soc. Plugarul Romin 81
Samanatorul Romin din Yomlgs.
town 81 East Youngstown, Ohio,
intro buna inteleyere frateasca
all avut in 'ziua de 9 Ianuarie a
treia vi de Cracium una din cele
mai frumoase Petreceri, ce s'a
dat in loc.
Hala Soc. Piugariul Komin nu
fost destul de spatioasa pentru
cupride pc toti oaspetii ce au
VENT din imprejurime Grad
Niles, Warren, Hubbard, Farrell
Pittsburg 81 Cleveland.
Era ceasurile $50 cind preSe
dintele arantator au deschis pc.
trecerea rugind pe membri am
belor societati care Isl procuras,
ticate ell 0 saptamina inainte 8
ceda locurile oaspetlor sositi, IL
care toti sau supus Gu placere.
Programul Teatral fost foartt
bine a!es in .comedia ''Doi mocan
81 ''5 CIrlani'' de Negruzi, carr
a fost juciata de D-nii +. Ramb;
Leonescu, V. Pop Miron, l. Mol
dovan (Terinte) D-na Nazaric;
Moldovan (Domnica) 81 Doamn:
| Iustina Rusu in (Voichita) So.
| achitat cit Sc poate de frumos IL
, rolurile avlte. In "Muza de !;
Burdujeni" care s'a predat d.
mcmbri Soc. Samanatoru1 Romii
an produs mutt haz find fcart
bine predate partile comice di.
| aceasfa comedie. In rolurile pri:l
/
cipale au jucat Dina Elisavet
Marhao (Caliopi) George Visea
fStanica) Grigore Arsu (Trochi,
81 Draganescu) 81 George Mar
hao in rolurile Teodorini, Flo
rince, Turlupini, 81 grecul Lac
kerdopoluss
D-soara Maxim 81 de data
ceasta a fost viu aplaudata pen
tru frumosul joe de Ballet car
l'au executat intr 'un mod foart
artistic.
George Marhaojunior, imbraca
in costum national au cdntat Clio
| banul. Ny Country 81 Il am tor
ever'' clare placut foarte mul
publicului aplaudindu-l calduros
Dsoara Tiglar au predat cStev'
monoluage dupa care a u1ma'