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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
JROTHERS ARE HELD
IN CURRY CO. JAIL
ON ROBBERY CHARGE

Clovis, N. NJ, Dec. 8.--Jose and
Salvador Ruszes, brothers, are held
in the Curry county jail today in
connection with the robbery of the
Midwest supply company of Mel
rose, several days ago when over
$1,000 worth of property of the
company was stolen.
The Ruszes brothers were ar
rested at s o'clock Tuesday evening
following a search OF residences in
Little Chihuahua by officers Of
this city, and county, when goods
bearing the mark of the Midwest
Supply company were alleged to
have been found in houses occupied
by the men. Another native under
investigation during the search,
made good his escape and disap-
peared when officers released him
temporarily while they went
through other parts OF the district.
The Melrose robbery was traced
to what is believed it's solution in
this city through the work of the
police of Clovis, Roswell and Ft
Sumner where it Is said the Ruszes
brothers, together with other ma
tives, were alleged to have beer
engaged in a general traffic OF
stolen property which was being
sold to work gangs along the Santa
Fe railroad. Other arrests will
probably follow in a few days, po-
lice here stated.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
FARM LABOR UNION
WORKS OUT PLANS
FOR CROP MARKETING

Tort Worth, Tex, Dec. (by the
Associated Press) w. w. F'itz-
water of Bonham was reelected
president of the Farm-Babor Union
of America at today's session Of
that body. The election of presi-
dent brought a great deal of Gis-
cussion and lobbying into the Sc
cret session, but Fitzwater was the
victor.
other officers elected are G.. H.
Latton of Arkansas City, Ark, vice
president, and Claude Mcclure OF
Bonham, secretary-treasurer.
T'itzwater has served as president
of the body ever since its forma-
tion, for which he was largely re-
sponsible, two years ago.
Concrete details of a new mar
keting system were worked out at
the morning session and through
out the afternoon pleas for the
merger of the Farm-Labor Union
: of America with the Farmers Edu-
cational and Cooperative union,
was presented.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
POUND SALE

Dated November 20. 1872.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09

FOR RENT-Furulshed bungalow. mod
ern, facing University campus. Phone
or call ~ to Z week days. Sunday to
8 p. m Phone 3s1-W. Call at 1894
Cnnlrnl
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09

FOR RENT--Four room unfurnished
house on West Coal Ave, just west Of
Ninth s3G.70 per month, including
water. Phone Mr., Bennett 1l5 or Mr.
Strong 70.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
LEGAL NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTltATO NOTICE
In the Probate Court of Bernalillo
County. New Mexico.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Sarah Frances Frank, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned was. on the sixteenth
day OF November, 1922, duly ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate
of Sarah Frances Frank, deceased,
by the Probate court of Bernalillo
county, and having qualified es
such Administrator. all persons
having claims against the estate of
said decedent are hereby notified
and required to present the same
to the undersigned in the manner
and within the time prescribed by
law.
HARRY v. FRANK,
Administrator.
Dated Novenlber 90. 1922,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09

On Saturday. the 9th day OF De-
cember, 1922. at 10.0O a. m, in
front OF the city hall. I will sell
the following described stock: One
bay horse, weigh 500 pounds, 5
years old, Ia hands high, no
brands. One bay mule mare, 10
! years old, Ia hands high, weighs
800 pounds, no brands. One black
horse. 10 years old, weighs 500
pounds, blind in right eye, no
brands. One bay mare, 500
pounds, IA hands high, 5 years
old, both hind feet white, branded
on lept hip, CIR. One roam horse. 10
years old. 900 pounds, both hind
feet white, Is hands high. no
brands. J. II. GALUSHA,
City Marshal,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
MoonMEN NAME OFFICER

East Las Vegas, N. NJ, Dec. T.
Montezuma Camp, Weodmen of
the World, met Tuesday evening
and elected officers for the ensu-
ing year. Assistant District At
torney Thomas V. Truder was
elected consul commander; j. L.
Trujillo, adviser lieutenant; John
Reed. banker; S. Kaufman, clerk;
Dir. J. w. Muir, physician; e. B.
Reuteman, escort; Cruz Herrera
watchman; Louis Monsimer, secre-
tary; G. r. Nolan, manager, and
Elegio Tafoya, manager.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
FOR SALE,

S4e00--Double house, one Broom apart
ment, one Groom apartment, each
with sleeping porch, good location,
close in, near Central avenue, In High
lands; easy terms.
s5500-7-room dwelling. bath, ETC., lot
100x142, fine location on corner, one
block from Central avenue,
S6l50--5-room white stucco bungalow,
modern, hardwood floors, sleeping
porch, fireplace, furnace, cellar, gar
age; corner lot, fine location, Fourth
ward.
Some good buys in business property.
Lots and houses in all parts OF the city.
A. FLEISCElEIR Re1ltor
Fire, Accident. Automobile Insurance,
Surety Bonds, Loans.
No. Ill S. Fourth Street, Phone 674..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09

Henry Ford is not satisfied witt
this country's financial system
Henry must have found. some
where, a few dollars that were
nailed down.--Toledo Blade.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
WANTED---Houses.
FOR RENT---Ranches.

FOR RENT--Fine place for chickens,
turkeys and stock raising, with large
chicken houses. outbuildings garage ana
four-room adobe house. furnished Call
evenings, 24ol4J,,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
HORRS oI,ALiTY CNES

HOBBS QUALITY CARS
Are an Investment, not 4 speculation
They VIII pay dividends Of service and
pleasure. We have Just completed re-
building few for your inspection. A
demonstration will leave you satisfied.
prices are not historic.
HOBBS MOTOR co.
51s-5l5 West Central Phone 434
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
FOR SALE--Houses

rS1,H-7--'-"~c---> -
4CN SAbE-five-room modern bunga-
- low. See owner at sos West Silver.
FOR sALE-by owuo.. a most desir-
oo5 ape lot on East Silver. Telephone
FOR sALE--New, neat, three-room
mouse furnished or unfurnished. 1907
North Third
FOR sALE-New four-room modern
pressed brick house, fine location, close
IN. ia North Elm.
FOR SALE-Three rooms modern. fur
hture, and 1929 Ford. all for s2,5OO.
Terms. Phone 1522-R.
FOR SALE-Three-ru room stucco Eouse,
l0OXl42 on corner; bargain for quick
saie. @ = Apply 1900 South Walter.
FOR sALE-By owner. Furnirhed house,
HFe rooms and sleeping porch. gar
age. 90 foot lot. SIS West Coal.
FOR sALE--Almost new completely
furnished income property in High
lands. J. Golub, 52s South High.
FOR SALE--A real bargain; $40 a month
income property. II, is furnished. Very
close IN $3.50 sol s, Edith. Phone 1861.
FOR sALE-Seven- room modern bunga-
low. North Eleventh, first class repair.
strictly modern. For sale by owner
Ielephono 24-J.
FOR sALE-New flye-room adobe mod.
ern house, north lowlands. VIII con-
slider light car as part Of first payment
Phone 1l35-w.
FOR sALE-By owner, suburban home
-FOUR rooms and sleeping porch. city
water fruit , ees, grape arbor. Post.
oItlce box 2i3, city.
FOR sALE-ln desirable location, two
houses, store building, net income ,15C
a month. Price $6,S0O s2,500 cash, bal
!.e.- anee terms Phone 1771-J.
I FOR small Investment, one Of best buyF
IN lowands, yield about $50 net be-
ing sacrificed as owner must leave city
Apply ne West Lead.
LOOK-Will sell as Income property OF
homes, three desirable modern, new
| furnished houses A Bargain. Investigate
Aadress Box p. care Journal.
! FOR SALE Five-room California bun.
galow, modern except heat. 2h block!
| from Robinson park. Lawn. trees. flow,
ers. Terms. Phone 1713-w,
| FOR sALE-51O North Eleventh, foui
| room house, bath, full lot, fruit ant
shade trees, large chicken yard, paved
street. A bargain. Shown after 10 a. m
Phone 2221-W
! > ~ % Ia i1tadAllhl ptGHhtu pIlNA
J bungalow, five rooms sleeping porcf
and double pressed brick garage; idea
| home near shups For particulars in,
iqure zoe South Third
| FOR SALE-Corner lot thirteenth AM
Slate, paving now to this corner; hat
| square to street car Cazy Iyable two
! room garage built. Water, lights, sink
toilet zee North Thirteenth.
| FOR sALE-New Six room home ii
heights. Oak floors. built in features
| Furnished $4,000. Eight hundred dow
balance like rent VIII take in smal
car McMillion & Wood, 2O6 West Gold
| FOR SALE-One four room frame house
| one three room frame and one two room
! frame. All furnished and renting 70
| $500. Close in. Good location. s3750O
TAX them all. See owner at G26 Nortl
| Third.
FOR sALE-six-roOm brick. by owner
! 423 South Seventh. corner lot, side
walks. garage. chicken house. basement
hot water heat, bath room, large closets
large front back and sleeping pnrches
| Phone GIS. or any real estate dealer VI
! town
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First Class Investment
WELL CONTRACTOR.

III . * = 81 - ~ rs,d
lmps, tanks, towers, j. b. Wolkins'
st West Marble. phone 1452-W.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
$500 CASH

Buys q 4-room shingle bungalow,
close in on South Walter. Another:
$3.50 cash buys 4-room pressed
brick, modern, close in, South
Edith balance like rent.
ACKERSON AND GRIFFITH
Realtors
1870 S. Fourth. Phone Ala.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
WANTED---Room & Board

WANTED--RoUm and board IN private
family for young ran, healthy. Al
dress D. A. W, care Journal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
WANTED-Salesmen.

LIVE salesman. Investigate United
Home Builders Of .inerica, sls1s West
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
PERSONAL.

S@Se~ss-rS~S~s~~-~>->.cS
tor to give medical care to all tuber-
cular patients. Willing to gi room and
good board and reasonable pay. or would
lease TO good responsible doctor Address
Post Office Box 224. Alb uerque.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST--On road between Albuquerque
and Santa Fe. small black grip, blue
bag containing overcoat and sweater;
reward w. A. C0ylipg, Las Vegas, n,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09

FOR sALE--six-room brick. by owner;
42S South Seventh, corner lot, side
walks. garage. chicken house. basement.
hot water heat, bath room, large closets.
large front back and sleeping pnrches.
Phone G1S. or any real estate dealer IN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09

Oh SAbE-Five-room modern bunEa-
low. See owner at sos West Silver.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09

For SAIE-Agents Wanted There are
hundreds Of people in New Mexico con-
templating the purchase Of a phonograph
for Xmas. We desire an opportunity to
demonstrate the Valuphone to these peo-
pie. Mail us name ana address Of any
one you know to be Interested In q
phonosraph. When the sale Is closed by
us we Will mail you a check for SO to S5.
All Information sent us confidential Ad-
dress Geo. P. Learnard ano Co., Pianos
and Player Pianos, Established 1900.
214 SO. Walter St., Phone 106, Albuquer-
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BILIOUS u. CHILDREN
BIack-Draught, Long In Successful
Use, Praised by an Arkansas
sMother,"Soon Does
{ ~ It's w orl< -
EszkaEhfIIsHIEi

MUNICIPALITIES, Ark. Speaking OF
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Draught. which
from Along In her household has
hecomeSregarded as the family
med icine.... Mrs: Mary E. Hill, OF
SRoute this place, says:
fssWhen the children get bilious, I
EfVeEtkemS ia couple OF good doses,
and when we have sour stomach,
hsadaches or any liver or stomach
trouble, we use BlacE-Dranght It
sdsSanseasys1 laxative, and soon does
thework certainly think 1t is
zones ofsthe best remedies made"
B1ack-Draughta acts on the jaded
gently, but positively. and
Helps In its important function
sof throwfnE out waste materials
and from the system
In thousandssof households Black
Dranghtsiss kept handy for immedt-
ate nse in4timego f need. Prompt
often is half the battle,
and SWnI often prevent slight Ills
stfonasd evelopine.into serious trou-
Observation-Disclosures, during!
more than 90 years OF successful
use should convince you Of the
Bhedpfuls enectssobtain ab1es by taking
BIacksD Afor liver and stom-
Sac disorde Get package to-
days.and n,yours house. See
thatsthe packagesb bears the words.
EhedfordsssBl ack.Drau -sNC-l4Is
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PROHIBITION BIC!
QUEI | [ ] ! | n t
Jersey PRIMARY ! y
Candidates Az Aligned With
Either Wet OF Dry Forces
in Big Campaign.

NEWARK, n. j.. August g
Prohibition has been made one OF
| the chief issues in the political
campaign in New Jersey, bobbing
up in the two principal contests
the Republican nomination for
United States senator and the CUB
ernator1aI nomfnation on the DEM
ocratic ticket, in the latter RAGS
sharing interest with the public
utilities problem. The states opin-
ion on both Of these, proba bly, will
be expressed in the results of the
state wide primary to be held Sep
TENDER 26.
United States Senator Joseph s.
Frelinghuysen, who is asking Re-
publicans of the state to renom--
, nate him to his seat in the Senate
has declared himself, in recent
address, as opposed to any change
in the Volstead Act, asserting that
its modification virtually would
nulliiy the dry amendment. Sena-
tor Frelinghuysens opponent is
George q. Record, a jersey City
attorney, who was defeated for
the Republican nomination in 1918
by United States Senator Walter
E. Edge and previously was defeat-
for governor.
MIR. Record refuses to permit the
liquor question to be an issue SO
far as he is concerned and has de-
ciareG in campaign speeches that
the prime issue is the curDfng OF
monopolies. Mr.. Record has prom
ised a statement Of his position on
the liquor question later.
Senator Frelinghuysen also has
declared for a protective tariff but
woulj take the matter out Of pol
itfcs by increasing the membership
of the tariff commission as provid-
ed in his bill in the senate. He ia
vors continued aid to farmers
through farm loan banks
Governor Edward I. Edwards has
no one blocking his path to the
Democratic senatorial nomination
New Jersey believe his record as
chief executive of the state entities
him to the nomination. He. is on
the wet side of the liquor issue, a
beer bill which he signed being the
basis of the court test of the Eigh-
teenth amendment.
Judge George S. Sflzer and Will
liam e. futile, state banking and
insurance commissioners are seek
ing the Democratic gubernato rial
nomination. Mr.. Tuttle has an
nounced himself as in favor of a
modification OF the NoIstead Act
and as opposed to appropriations
for state prohibition enforcement.
Here he takes issue with Senator
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES who has I'D the
people nave shown they syants pro
hfbIt Ion futile beksyesfhe
people have shown they dossn not
want pTohib and Therefore
should not, be bard enedS with a tax.
He also has declared himself in
favor OF cent Hey fare: Judge
tSnzer, who has the backing OF the
state Democratic organization has
done no campaigning sofa ar
William N Runyon, a state SEN
ator, Will not be opposed for the
Republican, nomina alton for cover
nor-,He has announced himself in
favor Of "a law which would bring
holding companies of public utili--
ties under. the same restrictions as
operating and subsidiary corpora
tons The present law provides
that the books of the oldinsN com:
pany which controls virtually all
the street car lines, gas and light
business in the state may not be
seized in investfg cations, although
those, of the subsidiary and .oper-
ating companies may be taken
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RlVEsVlI-...I..E.
special Rro,!a,:,lr:a.r,!:,,.5

"a special program will be given
in connection with the Epworth
League tomorrow evening. The
members have been practicing a
playette several evenings this
week, which will be presented a.
one of the features.
Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs B. A. Valentine
who reside, near here, entertained,
a number Of friends recently In
honor of The cir daughter, Mrs. Wei.
da Michael The evening passed
pleasantly with music and games
as amusements. At suitable hour
Refreshments were served
The guest list included Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Swisher, Mr. and Mrs.
James Layman and children: Mr.
and Mrs. James Morris and child
rem: Mr.. and Mrs; Harvey Cramer
and daughter, Edna Frances::> Mrs.
Hugh Morris and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Michael. Mrs. Cecil
Layman and son Wayne; Mrs.
Claude Davis and sons; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Toothman and chiln-
rem. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Snider, Mrs.
Carl Hall and children, Mr. ane
Mrs. Larney Moore and three
children, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Michael and children. Goldie Mich
ael, Nancy Harvey. Ernie Michael,
Lillian Rice. Robert Ballah, Walter
BaI1ah and several others
Son Born
Announcements have been made
OF the birth Of little son yester-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Butch
err, who reside near Hite mines.
AT Cook Hospital
Miss Marie Rice was patient
at Cook Hospital "a few days this
week where she underwent an OPP
Grafton for the removal of tonsils
and adenoids. She later returned
to her home where she is recover
ing.
g Lodge Date Changed
The Rosewood Lodge of Rebec-
cas- has changed the time of its
weekly meetings. and after4;tonight
will meet Wednesday evenings.
The Label League which has been
holding les meetings in 5Arnett Hall
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Wss,anssday in hsssaft
fisrssmeets 1.-THE tjuton lodge HGl.
Personals
tAfiEs Jessie Hawkins Sc home
From q sweak's visit with relatives
/ at Adorgantown!ss ~ s.ssis55i;
d Mrs. Ruth Prickett, who was
here to visit her brother-in-1aw,
Ray Amos, who is very IL, has
returned to her h ONE at Viola
Nfr. and Mrs Ohio Bowman mo
ttored to Shinnston Tuesday to at
tend the opening OF the Shinnston-
Fairmont road. They were enter
tained as! supper guests at the home
Of the formers parents at Gypsy.
Mrs. Lizzie Harris OF Bellview
was the guest of friends near here
yesterday.
Robert Jones of Bremen, grand:
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ] ~ w. Amos.
has badly sca1ded arm, burned
from escaping steam from a boil
Hugh snodgrass left Thursday
for a few days business visit to
Marion, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Will Floyd of Rad
cliffe Station were recent visitors
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dom:
anic Delarco. 5e.5si
Walter Thorn OF Morgantown
who has been spending some time
with Eis@uncle, John Hawkins, re-
turned home a few days, ago.
Miss Bess snider and 4 brother
Claude Of Fairmont were recent
Visitors at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Thompson.
Miss Madge Keith OF Marietta
has been spending the past week
as the guest Of Miss Anna Arnett.
Mrs. Pearl Huffman was at Cook
Hospital last Thursday as the
guest OF Mrs. Walter Canute, who
has recently undergone a surgical
operation. i33;s \
Mrs. Frank wilfong and child
rem OF Fatrmont were guests OF the
formers sister. Mrs. Maud Yost,
Ia few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Bailey and son
Albert. MIL. c. Fitzhugh and SON
Albert, and Fred Harris motored to
the Worthington bathing beach
|last>Sunday where they enjoyed a
picnic dinner
Mrs. Flora Holland of Hunting
ton has been the guest of friends
here for the past several days.
Mrs: Lille Elliott and Mrs. Ma
mie Gray of Pittsburgh, who are
spending some time with relatives
at F'airmont, were guests of Mrs.
Sarah Prickett and Mrs. Charles
Keener this week.
+ Mrs. Mabel Williams is the guest
of her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson OF sKeyser, w. Va.
e 3.qi
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/ ed at Antony. What about the
4 Eau c,, he 10 SrIr<, n s:Fsa -.

ed at Antony. what about the
key" he asked.
well, there may be nothing
in IT; I Just wondered Suppose
Robert was killed as you say,
and suppose Mark lost his head
and thought OF nothing but get
ting away before anyone could
see him. Well, very likely he'd
lock the door and put the key in
his pocket. He'd do 1t without
thinking, Just to gain moments
time
Eyes. that's what I suggest. "e
Eyes, that's all right II the key
is there. But suppose it isn't
there? Il
The suggestion, made as il it
were already an established fact,
started them both.
what do you mean?' said Cay
ley.
well, it's just question Of
where people happen to keep their
keys. You go up to your bed
room, and perhaps You like to
lock your door in case anybody
comes wandering in when you've
only got one sock and pair of
braces on. Well, that's natural
enough. But downstairs people
lock themselves in n It's really
never done at all. Bill. for in-
stance, has never locked himself
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into the dining-room in order. tc
be alone with the sherry. On the
other hand, all women, and parti-
cularly servants. have a horror OF
burglars. And If a burglar gets
limit his activities to that particu.
lar room So they keep the keys
on the outside of the doors and
lock the doors when they go tc
bed, He knocked the ashes out
of his pipe. and added. Sat least
my mother always used to-"
you mean" said Bill excited
1y, "that the key was on the out
side of 1.-THE door when Mark went
into the room?''
We'll, i was just wondering.
'tHave you noticed the Other
rooms-the billiard-room, and
library, and soon 2" said Cayley.
I've only just thought about
lit while I've been sitting out here
You live here-haven't you ever
noticed them?"
Cayley sat considering, with his
head on one side.
It seems rather absurd. you
have" He turned to Bill. Have
you q
"Good Lord, no. should
never worry about thing like
that
I'm sureyou wouldn't" laugh.
ed Antony well, we can have
a look when we go in. If the 9th.
er keys are outside, then this one
was probably outside, too, and In
that case-well, it makes it more
interesting
Cayley said nothing Bill
chewed piece of grass, and then
said, Does it make much diner;
ence 2" #
1T makes it more hard to un.
derstand what happened in there
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"Guyandotte Club coffee. a
com bination pf the finest conees
grown u. 81
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NUdAI PRIN o MUNCA cREA
AJUN0EM LA FERlCRE.

In urma Gu 50 de ami, in Au-
gust 25, 1867, Michael Faraday,
eel mai mare chimist experiment
tator din lume, a murit la Hamp-
ton Court, -aproape de London.
Dansul a avut sputina educatie
sau aproape de loc, dar munca
grea pc care depus-o Ia facut de
este nemuritor. Cactul dansului
ne arata un record de 16.054 de
dHeritc experiments, facute pen
| tru bincle omenirei 81 pentru ca
lumea sa fie mai sanatoasa 81 mai
lfericita. Tn proverb latin spune
Per Aspera al astra lPrin
munca grea aj;mSem la fcricire
acest prOverb a fost bine adoptat
de persOana mentionata mai sus
81 de multi alti inainte 81 dup;
dansul. Acei carl folosesc vinuI
Amar al lui Triner. pentru a inla
tura constipatie, dureri in pante
zee. apetit slab. dureri de cap SAL
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iNvlTARE R E

Dl loan Opris din com. C0rbi
jud. Fagaras 81 D-soara Ana Sc
racin din comuna Sibiel, judetul
Sibiu, Romania, invita- pc toate
ncamurile, prietenii 81 cunoscutii
d-nealor a lua parte la Celebrarca
Cununiei lor religioase, care va
avea loc Sambata in 30 Sept. 1922
la orele 2 p. N. in Biserica 'Sf.
Cruce'' din Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Masa sc va servi la orele 9 p. m
in Hala The Hungarian Home
din Center. 4 Main Str.
Muzica 'Ardcleana" din loc va
distra pc onor. oaspeti.cu cele mai
frumoase arii de dams in tot de-
cursul pctrccerci.
NASH vor fl dl Petl Stan 81
dina Silvia p. Stan din Martins
Ferry. Ohio.
Pana la revedere va salutam
cu toata dragostea.
MIRn 81 NASH.
(223 & 26).
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alte desordine de stomac, nu s'au
cugetat ca ne-a trebuit ami de zile
de face diferite incercari 81 ex.
perimente pana aceste rene
dii au ajuns la 0 malta perfectie
Ingrijiti ca intotdeauna sd aveti
in cabinetul D-vOastra de medi-
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pentrn tusa 81 raceli, Antiputri
n-ul lui Triner, o gargala minu
nata, 81 pentru diferite rani, :
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