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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

cago as reader and Miss Fern Friend
presiding at the piano during the
banquet
The Mary-Ann club was organized
in 1919 and now has a membership
of over 200. Its purpose is to pro-
mote social welfare among the wo-
men emp ioyees of the Studebaker
corporation. The banquet next
Thursday evening will be the largest
attended annual banquet ever held
by the Mary-Ann club as its member
ship is greater at this time than
ever before in the history of the
club.
The present officers are: Presi-
dent, Maude Fisher; vice president.
Helen Arnold: secretary. Dora Kel-
ley; treasurer, Noemi Probst, and
social chairman. Lillian Cohen.
The Circle OF Mercy will give a
card party next Tuesday afternoon
at st. Patrick's hall
The St. Joseph Hospital Aid So
ciety will entertain with a card party
next Friday afternoon at 81. Pat
ricks hall. Bridge 900 and pedro
Will be played. The hostess for the
afternoon are Mrs. Samuel Perley,
Mrs. Charles Semrich. Mrs. Roy
Shambleau. Mrs Thomas McGrath,
Mrs. Sam Robinson, Mrs. L. T.
Leedy Mrs. J. g. Lechner and Mrs,
T. NJ. Hoban.
a large attendance is urged for
the final meeting of the music de-
partment Of the South Bend Wom-
ans club. which will be held at J
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The
program which will be i'm charge Of
Mrs Alfred Mailing Will be de-
voted to American Indian music.
The county meeting of the League
Of Women Voters will be held Mon
day afternoon ar $50 at the Y. NJ.
G.. A. Reports for the year will be
given and election of county oulcers
will be held. Mrs David Ross Of
Indianapolis president Of the Indi-
ana Endorscrs of Photo Plays will
be the speaker. Her subject will
be Moving Pictures"
The members OF the Court Of
Honor. No. 1867, viii give a card
party Wednesday evening at Sticks
hall.
The members OF the Auten Relief
Corps whose birthdays come I'm Au-
gust. December and January will
entertain the corps az the old court
house Tuesday evening.
The PhiIathea class Of the West
minister church will be entertained
Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs David Austin. 1911 Van Buren,
ST.
The Hebrew Sisters society win
celebrate their 14th anniversary
this afternoon at $50 o'clock
at the Hebrew institute.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford. During,
1913 y. Huey ST.. daughter. April Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Weaver.
$50 S. Williams ST.. April IL. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Burling.
1918 n. Huey ST. April IA. a daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Tacob Solomon, AZ
w Division St. April IS, a daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Malicki s25
S Kosciusko St. April II. a daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Martenczak,
sos S Harris ST.. April 70, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mahar, S14
r. Lasalle av.. April 10. daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Boatman,
261C Pleasant st, Arril II. A son.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Halquist, 406
z Dayton st. April 10, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dosen.
Gayer ST., April 10. a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kessler. 40
Manitou pl, April 10. a son, at Ep-
worth hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Paul, s14 y.
Blaine av. April 8. a son, at Ep-
worth hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Boatman, 261O
Pleasant St. Riverview. a son.
Air. and Mrs. Walter Nalicki. s25
S. Kosciusko st., a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Roe. at the St
Joseph hospital, a girl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16


CHICAGO, April 15.-Mrs. Con-
stance Underhill Auer, Suite Is
And right underneath it alongside
a sign reading all deliveries In the
rear" stares another brass plate in
scloed with this
Mr.. IT. @. Auer. Suite ..
These two names appear on the
lobby telephone directory OF the same
apartment house here.
Are the owners related? Ny, yes,
Married. in fact and just perfectly
in love with each other.
She's a musician and q. He's a
poet and %. They're trying out a
new game: "OVr Your own atch-
key
When Auer wants 10 kiss his wife
scod night ate, ty5t HAVING made
an appointment carer in tas eve
ming he must rot ~ four flights
of stairs
And she TO do likewise, must de
scend as many.
Why?
Because intimacy breeds con-
tempt" says the bride Of two wee Ks.
Modern matrimony is too IA
miliar an institution. II leads 70
mutual boredom and disillusion-
ment."
Downstairs the reporter inter
viewed friend husband.
He was busy at work on a new
vo'ume entitled Future Ideals"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
PePS SON ais

Or T. r. Clapp. 1881 w Wash
ington av.. is spending a week ir
Boston, Mass, attending a medical
conference. DIR. Clapp Will return
20 the city next THURSDAY
Students returning from Indiana
University 10 spend the Easter va
cation i'm the city are Miss Dorothy
Crabb. Go Sherman av.. Miss Irene
Hammond. 1850 Woodward av..
Miss Dorothy Snyder S17 Ashland
az. Miss Margaret Geyer. 900 Port
age av.. Miss Lily Hawkinson. 2205
Portage av- Miss Marie Lawrence.
1906 Lincoln way w. Miss Mildred
BaumCartner. So Leland av.. Keith
Masters. rs Franklin pl. aad
Michael Ny.kos 1876 W. Jefferson
blvd
George Gnlsnd % Wisconsin
university and II. W. Martin OF Chi
cago are Easter guests of DR.. and
Mrs r. c.. Shanklin, Riverside DIR.
Mrs II. c. Hayes and children
have returned 90 their home in
Champaign. H.. after a ten day stay
with Mrs Hayes mother. Mrs G.
r VAIL 81. Paurs pI.
Students who are spending The
Easter vacation in this city from
the University OF Michigan are
Miss Dorothy Geltz. sol Wayne 81.
George Swintz. Waldo Cover. John
Shanafeli Miss Helen Kerr. Miss
celia Burke. Miss Helen Weidier
irving Hurwich and Basil Green
hIatt
Miss Elsie Rogers OF Chicago is
The Easter guest OF Miss Katherine
Faulkner. w Colfax av.. and other
friends
Miss May Valentine. OF Michigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

City. Ind. is a week end guest az the
home OF Bishop and Mrs. John
Hazen White. 319 W. ColfaX az.
Dr. and Mrs B. D. Coon and
daughter, $50 y. Main ST.. are spend
ing the week end in Evanston. Ill.
the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. James N
Frazer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson AuIt. 1o47
Van Buren, ST. have as their Easter
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Walter c.
Rhinehsrt, OF Elkhart.
Miss Calista Stephenson. OF india
napolis. Ind. Is the Easter guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Rome stephenson,
North Shore DR..
George Swintz is home from the
University of Michigan spending the
week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George swinz. $50 y. Cushing 81.
Miss Janice Richardson, OF Wilma
mac. Ind. is the guest OF AR and
Mrs Joseph J. Kovacs, 1915 Dia-
mond av.
Miss Ruth Harlan. OF Baltimore
Nd is the guest of DR.. and Mrs
Robert V. Hoffman. 1917 f. Wash
ington Az.
Miss Lillian Salzer. Hoffman Apis
is spending the week end in Chi
cagO.
Miss winifred McCorrister. % the
oliver Annex. is spending a few days
in Grand Rapids. Mich.
Mrs. a. Stevenson, OF Cassopolis,
Mich, who has been the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carson. 1915
5. Main ST., has returned to her
home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

why. there's nothing much 10 g.
old fellow said he.
I'VE simply met. liked her She
lived me. The second day we de-
cided We were in love.
Then a week later we got
preacher and moved here. I on the
first floor. She on the fourth. II
was safer up there-free from bur
glar intrusions,' he added after
brief halt.
Why, this marriage game Of to-
day IS full OF frailties. That because
individuality OF both husband and
wife submerges under forced pres
sure 10 adjust and tolerate and give
in. and all that sort OF thing.
This is the day Of separate &C
commodations for both. Happiness
never ceases under an arrangement
like we have"
The Auers see each other every
evering. That's q standing engage
ment.
Dutch Treats"
They have Dutch treats az the
movies and corner ice cream shop.
She pays her way and ne his. Like
wise they share the living expenses.
And don't say we've patterned
ourselves after Fannie Hurst say
both.
For We didn't our plan in liv-
ing separately was inspired simply
because We saw so much married
unhapp.ness about us"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
AnT1OQT-llC!QU1eYGks

Miss Clara &. Gilbert Of Kendall
Vile, Ind, will address the members
OF the Mary-Ann club at their eighth
annual banquet next Thursday even
ing in the Administration building
of the Studebaker corporation. The
subject or Miss Gilhcrts address will
DE A Challenge to Modern Fcmin-
ism Miss Gilbert Is widely known
throughout Indiana as a lecturer.
She was associated with the Indiana
state Legislature for several years and
is an authority ON political activities
among women
This affair tends 10 be the most
enjoyable of the years social events
of the club with Miss Florence
Peterson as toastmistress. Mrs. Julia
NJ. Rode as the vocalist Of the even
ing accompanied by Mrs. Edna Reed
Cover. Miss Madeline Cnger Of Chi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

BE afectlorate at All times
Viewer talk TOO mu-h go de-
tail about anything 20 her,
8.-Nake home the place f0-
corn-cob pipes. shirt sleeves and
rest
4-Only a. bre7kfsst discuss
the duties which face The day
Skis her az vou enter hel
apartment every wornt--. and
then after breakfast
6-ThS husband. - a profes-
sional man. say ID writer should
do his work 81 home Al ONCE
cramps his ima=inafior.
Let nothing hinder old
friendships. male or female.
S-Obev is not essential 20
marriage. Never command your
wife
q-Live in the same building.
But. NOT in the same apartment
10-Give her free rein and
she'll stay IN bounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
Rules That Lead to Married
Bliss
By MRS. CONSTANCE AUER

BY MRS. CONSTANCE AUER
Cast aside All msudln SEN
timent
2.-Tel each other all secrets
3.-Husband and wife should
have separate bank accounts. sep
arate friends and separate
trunks
Never meet until evening
A wife isn't always az her best IN
the morning.
Skis whenever the wife
wishes 70.
6.-A wife should have outside
interests 70 keep her mind alert
and interesting.
Keep your old friends.
S-Never curl your hair or pat
IT, or powder before your nus
band. II looks silly and vain.
9.-Insist upon having your
own Iatchkey and carrying II.
10.-Keep your husband on
mile-Iength rope. But hold tight
TO the end.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

5 piano duet was PLAYED BY Mrs.
~ I'd Whltemau and Miss Louise
Whlteroan. white the address IF the
afternoon was presented by Fred g..
Hue He chose for nls subject
'Our Course OF study Forty-nve
members were present and a social
hour was enjoyed after the regular
business session.
air. and Mrs. John j. Wollpert
215S Portage av.. have announced
the engagement Of their daughter.
AUss Helen Ann Wollpert. % Ray
mond Marvin Tllerv. son OF Ntr and
AIRS Charles UHerv. $50 y 1Sth st
Miss Mildred Roush. 1899 Leer st.
was pleasantly surprised Friday
evening 20 of der friends. the
occasion heinE her 21st birthday
anniversary a social evening was
enjoyed and in the contests. the IA
vorz were won by Miss Katherine
S.ckafooe Miss Vandetta Baughman
and George Beamor. a buffet sup
per Raz served from an attra active
table bearing a centerpiece Of Easter
lilies.
Mrs G. n. Heideman. $40 Z. In
diana av. entertained Informally
Friday afternoon In honor OF her
ho1ze guest. Mrs. Charles Lawton. Of
san Francisco. Cal. formerly OF this
city Luncheon was served 10 IL
guests M PRETTY appointed table
conferred with spring flowers.
Miss Margaret Waters. SIS Ash
land az. was hostess Saturday after
noon to rle members of the order
of the Silver Sword. Games were
enjoyed during the afternoon and
luncheon was served from a table
bearing decorations suggestive OF
Easter The next meeting will be
held ar the home Of Miss Helen VIII
Iams. 900 y. Allen ST.
lIr. and Mrs. Gordon Woyahn,
sos Blaine av.. entertained infOr-
maIly Thursday evening in honor
OF Rev and Mrs William Schubert.
of Los Angeles. CaliE. who are en-
route from Madison. y. Y. where
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16


the
Gold the Drake hotel The affair promises be
biggest staged by the Chicago club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

Rev. Schubert has been a student
for three years at Drew seminary
preparatory To entering Nanking
university. Marking, China. After
a years training in Chinese. Rev.
and Mrs. Schubert Will enter a mis-
sionary work at a station 500 miles
from Shanghai. up the Yang Use
Kiang river. Rev. Schubert's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Schu-
bert. were former residents Of South
Bend.
Announcement is made OF the en-
gagement of Miss Florence Buchan-
an. 611 S. Michigan ST.. and Harry G.
Belmey. of Philadelphia, Pa The
wedding will take place May at
the home OF Miss Buchanan's sister.
Mrs. Leo Walter, 612 Indiana av.
Mrs H Green. 746 Portage av..
was hostess Friday at an all day
meeting Of the Waneta Sewing cir
Gle. Luncheon was served at noon
TO II members, who were seated at
table conferred with Easter lilies.
Plans were made for a card party
10 be given Tuesday afternoon at
w o. w. hall. In the contests the
prizes were won by Mrs. o. Jeffries
and Mrs. s. Fabian In two weeks
the regular meeting will he held
with Mrs. Maggie Faulkner, 1925
Lawrence st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
SEEKS 100000 FOR
WINONA CONVENTION

WINONA LAKE. April Ia
Philip Bennett, Philadelphia. has
arrived at Winona Lake and is in
augurating a campaign which is ex-
pected 10 provide a fund Of 100000
for the entertainment of %, 600 dele
gates at the Winona Lake Christian
Citizenship convention in 1892.
Forty-two countries and more
than $4,000 persons registered at
the last convention of this educa-
tional-moral reform organization.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-18
PRIZES AWARDED FOR
OLDEST GAS RANGES

Mrs. James Bailey, l205 Delaware
avenue, and Richard J. Ryan, 1880
Linden street, won the new gas ranges
offered by the Gas Company for the
persons having the oldest gas ranges
IN active service in Wilmington.
Mrs. Bailey was the original pur-
chaser of her range. She bought il
a6 wears ago. 1t WAS installed in the
kitchen of the Delaware avenue resi-
dence and has remained there ever
ancr. II has never been disconnected,
and for more than 30 years has been
mead bv an employee in the Bailey home
The range in the Ryan house was
u,rcha.ed July IL, 1892 The range
.t;ll occupies the ssrpe position in the
RYAN kitchen AZ it did the first day
/. was installed.
IL has been estimated that more
than $4,000 meals have been prepared
On each OF these ranges during the course
~ their usage. The Ryan range is a
No. All Jewel.
Sin all there were 422 registrations
Of old rangee in the contest that opened
L,lv / and closed July 81.
Inc ranges awarded TO the winners
u,;ll te Oriole Cabinet ranges that
r.,s, for soy. 50. The two old ranges
Mn he on display At the Office Of the
Gas Company soon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-18
WOMAN JUDGE QUITS
POST At CUPD'S COURT
Calls Love Exchange silly az
Che ceasss to ACT ~ Referee
for Love lorn.

tsammouton. -. j., Aug. lS.--Air~
sJustice" Helen Long Rodgers, pr~-
sss,tng oiS,ccr Of Cupid'NCourt. Knocked
the props from under that tribuna
and ALEC the overs Cooperative Union
yesterday by resigning.
She sent word to tho Hammonton
Motion Picture Theatre ana Soe'a'
Hall. where tho court WAS sitting tha'
her housowork prevented her from Al,
tending In that stuffy place, aho
that. furthermore. she felt che had
been deceived" In tho whole AFFAIR.
while tho court ,stasgered under
mia blow ]. Lewts OtDonnell. foreman
q cupid'e Jury and also Republican
chairman Of Atlantic county. walked
cut 20 keep All appointment. leaving
Pr~sidcnt ThomaA II. Delker and Sec
rotary Lewis Conley, OF the Lovers
Cooperative Union. nat In the midst
OF nm argument.
A n result pelker has called on nj
further s~~siona Seven couples were
ngurativsly united yesterday.
Mr~. "Ius,ice" Rodgers spoke OF th'
court over which she presided Wed
nceday as unspeakably silly" ane
wondered how | ever came TO b'
mixed up In II"
Never again. she said. would she
lend assistance 10 tho Lovers Coop
eintive Union.
II have a suspicion" said the form
rr ius,iccss. that Mr.. Delkcr and Mr.
Conlcy formed this for their own nd
Nantage-to arrange mAtr,mony 10
themselves rather than for hundred
of others. 1. began as Joke. but whe'
pr. Delkcr began 10 take on the dutie
Of n national matchmaker I began {
sc. the absur,iity OF H. I'm sorry ! pre-
sided yesterday"
President Delksr met this blow wit,
dignity.
1T IL true" no said. that hav
received more than 100 letters fror
women. Offering TO marry me. becaus
Of the ingenuity l displayed In organ
ling the union. Butt have not reptile
10 them. ! have held alcof. although
Dc not deny that II l were convince
NJ the fitness OF any particular candi
date l might consider matrimony
Dclkcr r. n widower. SECRETARY Con
ley was brief when he heard what N
court officer had said.
"lf she thinks I'm trying 10 sst mn
ried" he declared with eome heat "sh
hasn't go, as much sense rs ] though
che had"
President Delkcr and Secretary Cor
ley called the court SESSION. neverths
lcss. and disposed of seven cases, NAL
ng eleven for two days. when Forv
xx.fla1,T fAl
.hem he was getting tired
"Ncxt week" said the president.
Nill hold this court In Atlantic Cit
will have regular Jurors there. \
Judge will send word that her hous'
cleaning il interfering with her cou
eu,ies. We Will have n real court. Ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-18

'rYom stomach supplies your liver,
kidneys, nerves, brain, etc, with strength
ening nutrition to keep them we'll and
nctive," continued The Plant Juice
Man, land when the stomach fails, you
are apt TO have disorders of the liver and
hdneyr, nervousness, brain flag, etc. and
similarly, when a disordered stomach
is relieved, such troubles usually dis
appear"
described 10 The Plant Juice Man re-
Gently by Mr.. Jacob Spaneler, of r. +.
ID. No. !, Mcchanicsburg, Pa, a we'll
known and prosperous farmer, who said:
Five years ago began TO have in
DIGESTION. 1t got very bad and all my
food fermented and caused gaA vas
conetipated and had bilious attacks.
Black pote>camo befoyesmy eyos and !
vuuld,Ictso diaSptAsA Iwould h0vo%o
catch hold of eomet8duEo kuap &dm
tAIline My, nu ard 6dndyS Wmked
badly and / had pains; Acrvs my bA6lx-
l had no ambition and was 90 worn out
that Just standing on my feet made me
tired.
plant Juice seems TO have changed
my whole system. II put my stomach
in good condition and after that my
other troubles disappeared. I now eat
heartily, my food digests properly and
do not suffer from gas or bloating. The
dizzy spells, bilious attacks and consti
patton are gone. My liver and kidneys
are active and the pains have left my
back do not tire 80 easily now because
have great deal more energy and
ambition"
PLANT Juice is sold in Wilmington a,
the Miller drug store, 404-406 Marke
street; in New Castle by e. Challenges
4 Son; in Newport by c. B. White
/ in Newark by ". T. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-18
0sER MERTs HIS FfANCEE.
Miss NeCoeniekh Wedding Dats
Closely Guarded Secret

Geneva. Aug 1s.---MAthilds AcCor-
mick had her nrst meeting with her
nance. Max Oser. since her arrival In
Europe, at tho small village OF Voltage.
near Zurich. Wednesday. Tho fact that
they were 20 meet wns kept secret in
an attempt to elude tho newspaper
correspondents.
Doubt still exists a. to when and
where tho marriage Of Miss McCor-
mick and Oser will take place. II Ia
considered possible II will not be at
Prangins. although Mathilde's aunt,
Mrs. Stanley Mccormick, recently
rented chateau there. at which she
Ia entertaining n number OF American
friends.
Harold r. Mccormick. Mathilde's
father. and his bride. Gamma Waiska
are stlll at Salzburg. Austria. Tho date
OF the visit they will mako to the
Prnngins chateau has not been fixed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-18
KILLS PESkY
BED BUGS
p. b. O.

just think. = CSC bon Of ?. n Q Cresky Devils
su,etusl nakes . quart. enough 20 kin million
I'D RuG>. Reaches. Fieas or Coolies. and stops
'uturs generations By killing their sGxs. and
Lore nct iniure the tlothins. liquid hrs to the
b~d HaGs u what r. ID q IL like: Bed RuEs
nand ~ good q chance rs . snow han IN . Justly
hmed heat resort Patent spout free in every
package Of p u. = 10 enable you to kill them
and Their beat EGGS In the erAchs
~ Lsok for the 3evils bod on every
box Special Hospital sise. - So
nakss hvs gallons: contains three
epouta p. d. Q. cen also b pur-
NJ ehased In ssAlsd bottles, double strsnstA
liquid fosA.
Sold by ~. b. Danforth Drug Company,
v Milton Eckerd Drug Company and
.ther leadlAG druggtets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-18
HE FELT RELIEF
OVER ENTIRE BODY
This Man Could Feel Effect
of Plant Juice All Over
His System.

although primarily stomach and
blood remedy" said The Plant Juice
Man, still, it is surprising to sec how
great many other ailing conditions
will disappear after Plant. Juice places
the stomach in good condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-18
Settling Estates.

Register of Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted Letters tcstnmcntary teA
Edwin II. PoRue on the estate OF
Henry &. Pogue OF Wilmington huns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-18

I can promise results. Furthermore, ]
have completed arrangements to hold
= session OF this court In Now York
CITY,"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-18

Katie Farrell on the estate Of Eliza
Farrell OF Wilmington hundred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-18

Try an Every Evening went Al
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-18

Some would say that they were
really worth more than sl.50
because Of their unusual fIneness
and dainty styles. Some have long
sleeves. others have short ones.
There are Peter Pan collars and
tuxedo collars with vest fronts.
Lace and embroidery trimmingin
Just the right amounts. Sizes 80
70 46.
First F
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-16
CONvOcARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Vulturul" din 'Ho-
Pa. Convoaca pc aceasta
Gale pc toti membrii sal, din loc
81 jur, a lua parte la sedinta
lunara extra-ordinara pc ziua de
20 August a. c. la ora ! 30 p. IN.
in localul Societatii.
lntre punctele principale carl
vor Fl la ordinea ziIei, va fl 81
propuneri pentru adunarea gene
rala al ". iS.. RIA. din 3 Sept.
Desbaterile asupra clasificarii
membrilor 81 Alegerea unui dele.
gat .pentru Adunarea Generala.
Find puncte de interes general
este de datorinta fiecarui membru
sd fie prezent.
In Nlmele Soc. 'Vulturul"
(1S5-S6). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-16
NUVELE
De !. SLAVICI.*)

81 multi dintre cei ce auzisera
vorbele lui Andreiu erau 81 eli de
un gand cu Baciu. Intre acestia
era 81 judecatorul din partea To-
cului, care 81 dat porunca sal
lege pc Andreiu cot la cot.
Zadarnice au ramas bocetele
Floarei 81 plansetele copiilor, caci
judecatorul trabuia sd -si faca da
toria,, 81 inca noaptea aceea An
dreiu a fost pus Ia inchisoare.
Mcrgand la inchsoare, el mi
era catusi de putin turburat. Du.
rerea lui cea mare era numai, sca
Mia no sa-si mai vie, poate, in
fire. Cat pentru celelalte, el MI Sc
temea de mimic, fiindca MI se
simtia- yinoyat.
Mare era dar usurarea, pc care
. simtia ziua urm6tonre, cand
Floare i VENT sal spun6, e. Mia
s'a fHfiripat 81 e. doctorll pe'care
Esaetu 4 ehsanass s'ts ~ lsjde ss-l