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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
LOCAL HEN INTERESTED
 W RYDER PROPOSITION

The last issue Of tho Hydcr Miner t0 rcach Juneau says.
 Articles Of incorporation of Che Cripple Crock Mining Company have been Glcd iu Juneau. Che incorporat- ors being James Wickorsham. prosi- dent. J w. Kchoc. gocrCiary-treas- urer: LocNo MacKInnou John w. Frame and Harry Hummol directors Tho company .s organized to develop Che Cripple Creek group Of claims. situated up Che Salmon river nine miles from Hydor The capitalize uon s 10000 shares of i100 each.
 Several promising surface show nra occur on Che property .ond a tunnel Is being run on one of these starting from Che wagon road, thc work being in charge Of Mr. Hum mol The tunnel is now in 90 feot breaking to Che hanging wall where ihero ls a strIugor or tlnc galcna ore of shipping grade. The tunnel face Ia i'm milling ore chat assays from f3 to gfO ton. The last aasay from Che high grade gave gold fi2, silver f5950. copper S4O.50. lead f59.50. O total of f192.90 a ton. A large open cut at Che mouth of tho tunnel e1ows Che vein to bo ten foot .n width It Is tho intention to cone umc driving thIs tunnel throughout
 Che winter and In Che spring Install machinery to thoroughly prospect Ono ground
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
A. j.. AUXILIARY NAMES
 OFFICERS FOR 1923

Ata wcll attended meeting Of tho American Legion Auxiliary Afford John Bradford Post No. q at Elka' Hall Wednesday night Che following officers were chosen for the coming year. 1923:
 Mrs. Belle Simpson. president, re- elected. Mrs. Katherine Kehoo. vice president. Mrs c. Wesuake, secrc- tary: Mrs. E. NordlIng. treasurer. executive committee. Mrs C. J. skuso. Mrs c. Gotchell. Mrs. Irene Gore.
 Among other business transacted at Che meeting it was decided that Che Auxiliary would assume Che rec sponabuity of caring for a ward in some American Legion hospital in Che states for Che coming year. the selection of Che particular hospital to be made later and when it is learned just which one is most in need of such assistance.
 Another matter discussed and act- cd upon was that of Che Auxiliary having a booth at Che Country Fair which it is now contemplated Co hold here next fau
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
HARRINGTON CONTINUES
 TO LANGueH M JAIL

w. Harrington. who a month ..o completed n an-lay ..ninco I'm Ha ro.uaI IaI hore nnor pleading
 guilty lo oHarro or adultery ho h..ne boon nEen from steamer h.-. on which he was u Che Way from tHoHoraeo o saiue complaint haun. bon mrle by nm indignant husband !. uI doing Ono ImEuah o.e nanr hold for action by Che mm rauon ncnrr.mcu. he bcne a uuIoo. 0 King e.or " HH travelling companion continued on .o su.'. Nharo .Ho WaH joined later hr her husband and where rocon- aUauon !. reported Io hove boon hrousN. ahout e.rur Hubby Che a. laugh tm. .s ol cowua if he 0oIl lhat War
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
NEW WEATHER STATIONS
 FOR WESTERN ALASKA

M B Summers. head of Che clim- atoioricaI bureau In Alaska, return ed Saturday evening from am eXtend- cd official trip to Che westward and Interior on which he was at Kodiak and Ncnaua and intermediate points.
 Mr. summor made Che trip for Che purpose of not only inspecting weather stations already installed and in operation. but for installing two new stations. one at Anchorage and Che other at Mt Mckinley Park, both of which are equipped with Che latest instruments for use in re- cordinr temperature. wind velocity, precipitation and sky conditions.
 Tho now stations win report twice each day to tho head office in Ju- uoau. at8a. m. and D. m and tho reports win be rolayod from Che late ter lo Che head office Of tho Alaska Engineering Commission at Anchor aro. to bo usod by it ln connection wlh Che operation of trains.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
FEDERAL COURT PARTY
 BACK FROM KETCHIKAN

Juleo T. M Road and other mem hoH of Che a.aI of Che federal court. who have boon at ke.ch.Ean for Che pas. aE weeks. returned from ,huc on Che Victoria Wednesday morning ....r omo.hue ol weary .ou.
 Court win rocourene hcre on Che 10th of January and Judge Rood
 Che ions.h of Che session at thIs tune can no, be determined os It is mot yo. known what v any, import ant oa... win ue ready for .r.al In .hc .reut thrt Che Iou Ia not O lengthy ono .tle judge con.omp.ato n trip to he oua.de for short Y.s.t ne having had no vacoaon since aa-
 mne hs oI.c.ai duties nnriy a year and haI ago.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
COMMONWEALTH DRILLING CO
 TAKES COLD BAY CONTRACT

...I ... ..u.mM. |. -. ..". ... "... 0. .H. |.' 0.r. TT. n. H. Interest. m Tn. Gold H.. "..r.. TH. AHH nI e|.... gave . Common. H.-I.r un. Company .0H..a. TT. ... forty ..r.. m ... ..H..r o. IT. Blum permit
 H.. ..... won. H. . WI Um E.|r rr.n. and T... ......-r U. m. N... N. snI.... and Hun. " pros. I... and E e |orH. .. ... Commonwealth uHN". .." H.r. Hn... won. n.... H m. r. NH.-H Hn. .Hr.... N'. sI..0.. n. .H. bon. Tn ..r .u. .rr.u.u. T.. drilling ..m.... ....r.... IT. nu. . .r.' 0u m. property Hr s.u..nn.. T. I.... adm Tn. .I ..nH.... .--.. .n ..u.
 r... . r..I from m. ..HH..r r....I ro.I |. m. Blum .
 understood One Common wealth unr- Company |. mad. mp Inf I.. Angelo. .u. WrHmn. ... men who h.e. boon ..u.o..I hr Che re- rr-. from Cold H.r I.0..H ur na..h
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
EARTH hANTLED BY
 CHRISTMAS SNOW
Precipitation of the Beautiful Veg TimoIy-Festive Season
 Greatly Enjoyed

Fcaw of Che guporGduoug woro ai- iayoi lus, in ume lt was feared thoro would be Green Christmas" which many declare make for full graYcyard8. a condition which was obv.atod iu this portion Of Alaska by gentle and mild-mannered snow which began falling Sunday and which continued lntermittently Sum day night and part Of Christmas day.
 Saturday night closed a busy week in business circles and until Tues day morning silence held lease and hush was everywhere. There were dances Saturday night at both Elks' and A. B Halls. but dances are noth- ing now in Juneau. There were good .urnouts at all Che churches Sunday. both morning and evening when special music featured tho exercises Both Che Catholic and Episcopal churches celebrated High Mass ot midnight there being good attend onco at both
 Monday. Christmas Day. was but a continuation Of Sunday SO far as quiet and pulaatng In business cir- clos were concerned. Family din- nor8 were served In nearly every home. presents were exchanged among friends and Che spirit of good cheer was generally apparent
 Not until Tuesday night at the Elk' Christmas doIng for thc benc- 0t of Che children did Che Christmas apirIt of "utter abandon" assert it- so'L The occasion witnessed Che most generous and spontaneous gathering of children ever seen i'm Juneau. and thoro was something for all, no less chan 1900 fee cream bricks being distributed as we'll as Cone les coasters" for Che juveniles Previous to Che distribution of pres ons Che following program was given.
 welcome" Billy Johnson; "Tho Christmas story" Otto Wilde. Fred Harris. George Whyte. Harry Lar- son. CA Christmas Box From Aunt Ianc." Fifth Grade boys and girls; Santa Claus" Duncan Robertson. Alvin Bohr Wayne olson. Seymour Brown. Christmas Carols Fifth and Sixth Grade Boys Cleo Club; reci- taton. 'Jos' Fore Christmas" Ed- ward Sparks; recitation. Grand mother. Mary Casey; cornct solo. George Mock; recitation. "Welcomo io Santa Claus" Bobby Henning Joe Snow was Che "benedictionist' and proved very popular.
 Wednesday night Che Moose held Christmas tree exercises for the calves Of Che herd and a happy and most enjoyable time was enjoyed by au present The Moose program was. Song Alaska. My Alaska" Moose children. song. Matilda George, reci- auon. Gerald Bedding: recitation. Geraldine Bedding; song. Legend Of tho Christmas troe" girls; dance. Maxine Darby: recitation, Wilma Af- ford: recitation. Gordon ngman' song. "Christmas Day." Moose chil- dron. recitation. Thelma Bedding; dance. Edith Belle Heller; song "Voiccs of Che Bells" girls; dance. Janet Borgos. song. Christmas Chimes" senior girls; song. Jingle Bells" Moose children.
 Good order prevailed throughout Che week although there were a few evidences chat all Che stills of the community are not yet in custody of fho authorities.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
REV w. A. ALLEN TO
 LOCATE IN PORTLAND

Rev. w. A. AIIm Iar U.. nlH. eighteen month. n...1r O. Che Me.h- 0|I ..Hon u Imur hw who wont .o IH. ou..I. aHoH. four
 ..." ..o VII. n0. r.iuH h0 have n- a...n... I.e ou.. a. a large and HHH- '..Hn.... congregation in H0rI.H. Oregon Nh" hNm
 and .H H... win 'eIr. or Ono Prince. Many next |Hu"0 unu- i'm. m join Row. Alton Tn Portland.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
ANCHORAGE B00TLEGGEBS
 HANDED LARGE PACKAGES

\. |u..... recently ..eH.0m H..H .... H.r. tried. r.u.t- n. m u.....H conviction. Heavy
 lind. H. onm0.. ranging rom ... Tn ..0.0 and aI days lo T. month. "... Iuno.aI r0. hu- .Her.. ....a.H s..m determined .o
 mn au UI.. booze ua.o by
 giving bumps Una. win he rmem-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
TOM MACDONALD NOW
 REGULAR SCHOOL BOY

Word from sl.uo n Chat Thomas G NarnnHH.d for n long ume ath- 'a..e director at Che TradWeI Club. rouor scout for Ihc company and H.or w.tl Ono aHar department. is now audeut at tho University Of Washington. Whol. hc s taking n mining n.ueor.ne courso Tom o'Iuma northern friend. con scarcely
 me.ue him .ahne n dinner pan In H hand and ro.0ne oI lo chooI e..I moruue being kept .u for tloWu. paper hu.'a or failure to get UI. Ionn.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
orr ON VACATION

Marion and Isadore Goldstein ox- poet to leave on tho Spokane to- morrow or Monday on two months vacation trip which they win spend in California. going first to Los An- eclos where they win secure car ln which they win visit other points. They expect to return by Che first of March.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
WORLD WAR VETERANS
 WILL SEEK LAND BONUS

It meeting u. Afford John Bradford Post No. | World Wu Veterans THuu..r night It VIII. do. ..|.I .H u...... un. present In Ono Territorial I."..U. which cone E.Ho n Juneau m March b. a mom- u-a. ..u. mI bonus O. Ia0 acre. ... ... |..HHn who was in
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
HAWAIIAN COMING N0BTH

" H...|0r. who ".. "..' .. ..mr. I.u. ... for ..e.
 H. r. for ... same com. .. ... summer 0. m. .. II. l...H..rr .o relieve t.. ..H ... ."" having been r... several month. Fleu..nH H.H.H.r r been u s.... since
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
GOLDEN SPIKE EDITION
 OF ALASKA DISPATCH

Tho Golden Spike edition ot Che Alaska Dispatch published in soat- Uc. Is out and copies have been ro- co.rof hcro. lt commemorate Che completion of Che Alaska railroad and is complete in detail. containing fund of valuable information cone corning an parts of Alaska. The Golden Spike edition Is ably written. f.uuEIy Illustrated and nicely prInt- od 10 is % valuable souvenir or Alaska.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
n M DAVIS AND BRIDE
 HOME AFTER HONEYMOON

f .H| Mrs. Trevor N Nur who
 H... month ago. ...r. re -. .H.. an . n-l.I trip which embrace. H.... .0.. .U. r.urn
 W.r... morning 0r .hr ....m. N.-. and .r. now in Choir ... .u. HH. 0. One n ...... sixth r... Iu. above LII. ...... school n...n-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
FISHERMEN LAY OFF FOR
 THE HOLIDAY SEASON

Practically an Che entire local fishing fleet is now In Che harbor mo1t Of tho boats having arrived be- fore Christmas for the holiday sea- son. They win likely get away for Che halibut pasture early next week.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30

occurred in Ono 0rat week of June. and In Che lower Panama and Middle Yukon regions iu the second week oi Jmc
 Owing To Che cloudy summer tho temperature did not rolch Che high ortlomo that uuli'y occur One maE- Imum recorded in Ono Territory be- lnr 88 douoos at sroIna in Che Copper RiFor valley on July 25th
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
euUIEE MAKES MS STEP

Tom "..Iu|.n. n'HH... .. m. HHHuu c.I. and ..o wHH. r.uI n. u.u o.IoHeH H One
 country had .He m..0ru.. n .n .. Che ... r...u.. and .N m u.. way Io .r..ur. n rib. 'e r.uIn. along m r..0. nm.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
FIRST OIL WELL
 10 COST S250O00
Standard on Company Planning 70 Spend Lare Sum m Cold Bay
 on Field

That u. s.r.rI on Company u ..r.r. nn. les ohm t.... Tn drilling ". 0nl won I'm m. .... H.. U... i. Indicated or I00 HU..r. ..e .amr.rE ral. public .... m California. which. Tn .U .... . r.r. n .mmarE o. .Ho .... I.ue dom. h. Tho company m . .. r..I t... |. W worry H..I .h.. u much "
 would h. expended before 1T u-. .....n.u. IU. presence. or otherwise. o. oI Tn productive ouan- .
 r... follow. I'm ui
 H...U. returned from rorHe. H.. t. u.mh.. o. ... company pro. ...u. |.n.ru... ..r hrne H.o.
 n.. 0." n..rre on I.. .. .... n. ..- r0r....ue expedition II. m. I'..... Peninsula. HH.r. r... .r ... N. ue .H. Bulletin. m. e.nI.rI on Company ...I..r ... hopes of r.ne
 ... .. IT. ...H Hr Iu.H.r .H.. ...e ....... cleared One DOT. o.
 .. bound ..- I.. r.e0r. arrive
 n.r.. Bay T. I. H."r U . ..H|.. n. Standard O| .."..rrr equipment. and her employee. " nr... |.. rUr.r.n. ....... HH IT. H... ..... .r...r ... cook. ." .... driven. ... radio operator .r. ... .......... Seventeen I..H ..-. required .. ..r. .r0 H. ".... H.. .-...... from m. " m. ..... ". |. .m..r. camp H.. boon ..Hh.IH..
 m. ...nu.r. landed or che .. .. ....|.ur r..
 II. .r - u.f t..' .... I0.n | u. ono sII.n. California ......I rr .... .Hn.. Heu..u.
 .. .... ..r r..r.r every .u.-
 encountered n .| "...-.
 ..un.... ."" HH..
 electric ..HHnr H.r.'. nr.. ... .......H.. tractor. .n. .... ..... road building u..H.u.
 and ... e. .o.. o. r.rn.Hrl .m.. ... construction 0. h and ...n. n. corduroy. .rr r...
 ..n. a. tHH ..reo H.. H
 . r... .H. .o Che high r. prevailing tH.s r.enn Iur m. mu.- e..m I. being .H... ou. r .... ..- 0r ..r0n 'H. N.. Steamship Coun. .. .H.r-. .. int. u... and every ..H-- ... VII. extended ru. m.r h. e" ..rr..r..rI E E n.o-or H.. ..- .r...... m. shipment hE ..rr..r .t .H steamship e0unrnra F.o. r-. ..r. Mr. 5arrrI This ... .Hr' road building Hl. .. .-Ir for m. property .oHur . .H. .HmH.H. "H... .. VII. .U
 u H.rH.H from m. ..... ..mn Hr t.. r.r. o. noun
 mH. U. m..r. I..| Seventeen nm. '.| milo. r.I Inns H..u bun. .H. ....0. n. which .r.r'.I many.
 . r account a. m. n- r.n. I.. .0m. ....r. .H.. II. r.".I I... .. port. ....ur.. ...I complete. .n. I... Ind. lumber m. boon I.. .r m. location H..r. I'. ". .- n. HrU.I TH. road M built .... n. m. Standard nI Company | I'm. I......| on Company u.. r. r.ue development. work m ... r.aor
 company believe. .H.I Che .. .. ..' wen win ae u.
 r..... .H. probably u0.. .. ... .... formation. or mor. ... Tn. ..... .maur. o. m..H.n..I. trouble. ... encountered frH.H mon. .-.r .u. H..I may h. H ..u n. determine. .... ".
 {. mn. Hr...r. i'm eaum.r..H.
 r... W.H .. urrH. cone
 .. ..rr..... .rr m. t. .rr u. rr.u I.rrI.r. |. may n0 ...t ... company ".f H.u. hHI million dollar. in .... I.. 0ut wilde ... ...u-. m AH...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
F0BEsrEBs RETURN

Hr.m.". 0
 .-.. forester ar. II N NHon. In .. o. construction Tor tH. .. ..u.r. r.H.. r0.a. r.uu.. .. I.u..r or .H. Victoria Wednesday morning a...- n .nre. week.. E..l .o
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
HGH UEs TONIGHT

AM u. completed lar ... H# .. IH.. tonight which WU t... n.... 1T, ho.r h.I and ".... H..nH. .o H. Che h..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30

Episcopal INNNNN ININNNNIN |.-a
 In addition to Che ti provided for by One abovo mentioned churches and organizations. four Juneau lodges have not yet reported ond it is con- fdcuIy believed each of tho four wul mako provisions for che support Of at lcsat one orphan. making IS provided for.
 Mayor James Chr.stoc of Douglas and N F. Gukcy of Troadwoll are oach confident that their respective tovur win akc Che responsibility Of providing for ono each and thia win complete Che quota oi 20. Che num- Der am.encd to this community lt s aId that Thano win either caro for one or an.st I'm SO doing
 IfIt can bo avoided .tho Gastincau Channel committee hopes there will be no necessity for going out and making personal canvag there foro norour not connected with any of iho previously mentioned orsani- auour who may desire to contribute lo Che cause arc requested to leave ouch contributions with any bank In either Juneau or Douglas or with Charles GoIda,oin Che chairman of Che committee
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30

additional quicksilver o- m Che
 .| .H. 0. N... m. ho . ."... n. ..n.".. o. .Hc ".. ... Report. u. m0He hE M IT. H.."W.. who H .H. r. turned 0 s.I. from ..l HeeHon t. IU. .'... 0. ... ...on 70. nar.-
 |.m. shipment" H. gold . s... from ..H. u.H.. haI uH. Tn .IIN.I'' Shipments n. ..... .HmH.I..|" Hor. about Ih' .. u..H. reindeer m.H. m.IH
 .. mH" ...I.. Ha.."s and
 H .m.uH. .. H....r Un
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
LOCAL RELIEF QUOTA
 NOW ALMOST RAISED
Summit of Near East Gmde Almost in sight-Chumhes and Orders
 Respond Nobly

That Gaat.ncau Channel wiil make One Near Easl Relief grade by rais- ing Che quota assigned ia practically amurod. although mo accidents have been reported as Che result of over croWd.ug by contributors. The come mlttoo. however is pcm.stontly at work and tho.r efforts are being crowned with success Among Che pledges airoady secured arc Che fol- lowing. No. Of
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-30
DEPLETION
 IN 1928 F02ET0-D
Curea Urge Flo.eclF. Measures in
 View o Proposed Greatly

meeting o. ".nro .HI.. Ur 0 I..n.r-ou. o. Che IHlu.
 um fishing and cumming com. ru u Southeastern An.lu u. hold In a..tI. December e0 10 ...o ...n looking '. IH. uu. oI Che
 H. and ..nnn. industry o. Cha.
 ..u T.. urn. HIel forty ..... .Huu. n'anIH In sou.h- ....n N.... |H.. .H on o. present condition. and o. need. for m. .Uur. . .omm..I.. was nnou.- .I In I.... . I0'..r.m .H Hon. H..- 0... H00U.r Secretary o. Commerce .. N.uH.ou. n c. Th. committee reported Ho following .n.omort which HH. wired I'm Secretary Hon..r over .H. nauI. ol Che INoHy-1He .u.U.
 .|. m...H. o. IHo mdar enoI cannon. representing n majority oI .. Interest. m.aoI u salmon
 .u. in anuH...ou Nas.a. It ... u0ur resolved IHol m- m...I. action ImI he Hten for m. con H..0H o. salmon and Che regulation o. I..0H.. hr any moan. ..... .U ..u. .U..m.HI may H. nee.
 1T. I.. Uma. covering Che geo. ..H VI. I.... rn. east oI 100 de- gree. I.H.UI. Io UoIn0.u..o Tn. supply o. U. W manI m0...r agreed h. an IH. unI.r en- .I n..... nrH. HI One meeting .H.. ...H H.u.. h. uUn. .n aee0nl -. .."... adjustment nI IHe.r I... n... H...U n. establishment ID. . reservation and .u adequate VI. ..m... which win permit u. n proper. ..r.m... 0. salmon .n m.
 n. m'. rn. U.Uu.
 action i. ...n .HI n.oH.- noHUr.. ... nU....I Immediately IHr run .. 0H win h. seriously depleted .H |... preparations .-. now h.u. mud. I.. m...u.... Inor...I na.. and . 00H.H.H. ...... catch o. .n
 .....I development II. "HH..n... | Hu...o II"EH during Ono ..mu. r..r General r.r.rHI o- m'u- ...... I h..n manifested Tn I.. Development. o. che pulp and HH. Industry .. h..0 H begin. ming. Indicated Hr Inc roon0r.U .. n. H'.H. o. ... l....n Pulp and H.n.- U. II. sU. River after n gUar n. n...UI. mi. was Che H". ..HI. ". kim. m |'H... and Wu .0. ...r N month. operation M TH. H.nn o..nr. o. I'... mi. ...n Inn. nm 0.m.aI .'u. n. ...H0.. WHI. tH. 'm. .. o.nn. i. ...m...I a. t..0.000
 Contract. ..u. been .l..r0. n.. ny m. Associated oI Company md s#...r. 0 Company .o develop .H.r Io|H in IH. Cold Day a... .o. which win .nro.r. n nIon0..- in. .... o. approximately |-50- ... .. Tho General Petroleum ... m. u..oH...I tor U.e Ho.lna m n. .m. U.'I
 .. . ... "........ ..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17

tatll 81 Sc prlmesc suprasOlvirile
carl Sc va cuita in Ziar Gu mare
multamita.
Dupa teatru va juca Caluserul,
Banul Maracini, Briuletul de un
grup de tineri din lOc sub cOndu-
cerea d-lui Ilie Roman, vataf.
Onoratul public va avea la dis
polite o muzica dintre cele mai
renumite Gu tot felul de cantece
81 jocuri Romano 81 Americana
pana la ziua.
Bufetul va fl asortat GU tot
felul de mancari 81 beuturi gus
toase.
In speranta cd onoratele orga-
nizatiuni 81 fratii Romani vOr lua
in considerare aceasta frumOasa
! petrecere al carei VENT sc va a.
l
daOga La fondul Societatii. Frat
Romani deci cerem sprijinul tu-
turor Romanilor.
Gu ocaziunea acestei petreceri
! Sc reduce taxa de inscriere In
SOclctate numai la dol dOlari de
+; la 4.75 cat au fOst 81 va Fl in
viitor. Apelam la ROmanii din loc
sa nu lipseasca de La aceasta pc
trecere 81 sd sc inscrie membru
.pentru binele lor propriu.
Nota: Onorati membri al So
cietatii. Fratii Romani sunt datori
a lua parte la petrecere i'm caz ca
nu, atunci platesc intrarea 75e.
Pana la intalnire va trimitem
salutul nostru fratesc.
In numele Societatii ''Fratii
Romani'..
Comitetul aranjator.
(40 & AZ & "A & 46).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17
INFLUENZA" Sc RESPAN.
DESTE REPEDE.

NJ uitati cuvintele carl lea
scris saptamana trecuta Arthur
Brisbane: ''1222 de cazuri noui
de influenza intro ri 81 intr 'un
singur oraS. Pentru inlatura
aceasta boala, trebuie sa dormiti
regulat, sa mancati regulat 81
exercitie regulate. Singura pro-
tectie carc-o aveti ca sangele
D-voastra sd fie in conditie buna.
Alte lucruri inca va poate ajuta,
dar nu va poate apara contra ei''
Pentru dormi regulat 81 sangele
sa fie in buna conditie absolut
necesar sa va curatiti matele.
Trupul nostru in pOsesiunea
unei minunata putere de resis-
tenta, mai multi decat crezut in
general. Daca moi am ridica nu-
mai piedecile din calea naturei.
Vinul Amar al lui Timers este
un excellent remediu carl ridici
toate piedecile. Va reguleaza sto-
macul D-voastra in puterea lui
normala digestiva 81 va fl intot-
deauna in buna conditie. Vinul
Amar al lui Timers sc afla la
toate farmaciile 81 negutator de
medicamente, daca nu'l are, il
pOate comanda imediat. Cumpara
astazi. 81 dati afara din intestine
microbii pricinuitori de boala.
(Adv. }
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17

4. "Ultimul Sarut' cantata de
dl Niculae Habalau 81 d-soara E.
Dafin.
5. Dams Spaniel de d-soara
Elisaveta Miller.
6. Cantare Flea de Roman, can
tata de un grup de d-soare acom-
paniate de mandOlina.
Z. 'Pictorul fara voe'' cOmedie
intr 'un act de Antoniu Popp.
PERSOANELE:
Murdarescu, pictorul d-nu loan
NIGGA.
Porfir, ucienicul lui d-nul Ilie
Roman.
Marioara, camerista, d-soara Eli
saveta Miller.
Ruja, bucatareasa, d-soara Pa
raschiva Lungu.
Haralamb, amploiat, d-nul loan
Dafin.
Tn Politai dl n. n.
Faraon, tigan. dl loan Dafin.
Cta, nevasta lui, d-soara Elisa
veta Dafin.
Dol copii al lor loan 81 Ana
Fleser.
s. Declamatie copica, decla-
mata de d-ra Paraschiva Lungu
9. 'iClopotarul'' declamata de
dl loan Dafin.
10. 'Patania unei fete" can
tata de dl loan NIGGA
II. 'Rugamintea din urma''
de George Cosbuc, declamata de
d-nii Nick Habalau 81 n. Metea
II. ''Bravi ostasi al Romaniei'
cantata de diletanti.
13. Cuvanta de inchidere din
partea d-lui presedinte al Socie-