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Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14
CHURCHES PLAN FOR BIG SERVICES;
WEEK ACTIVE FOR DEPARTMENTS
Methodist Pastor at Fresno Baptist Trade Pupits Dr.
Straub To Talk To Mems Bible Class; Catholics Have
Interesting Socia; Election in Presbyterian Sunday
School; Other Activities Outlined.

Last week has been an extremely
busy one with some of the churches OF
The city. The Methodist Church has
had rather inactive week because of
the absence of the pastor, the Rev.
4. +. Schultz, who left Monday to at
tend the Southern California Confer.
ence meeting IN Fresno Mr.. Schultz
will return early next week, hcwevcr,
when activities all along the line will
he resumed with renewed yigor.
The usual prayer service was held
y Nodncsdav evening. The Missionary
Societies have been busy getting ready
for the Rummage Sale today, given as
n means of raising funds to carry 10
their relief work at nome and in other
lands.
The Ladies Aid is having a cooked
food sale today to start the fund for
the payment of the debt on the Social
Hall.
Last night the Junior and lntermedl-
ate departments of the sunday school
had u social evening ut the hall
Sunday morning, the Bible school
will have it usual program except the
sermonctte which has been preached
tor the pupils during the closing cAer-
cises each Sunday this fail. Mr. ". a.
ilurlburt will address the congros cation
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14

Imperial Valleys first "Electrical
Home is now open, after weeks OF
hard work on the part Of the contract
ors, dealers, builders and furLishcrs,
everything is complete and the house
is open for your inspection.
The electrical home located at the
corner of eventh and Hcffernah ave
nue., Calcxico, was built with the idea
of showing to the people of Imperial
Valley all the late and useful electrical
appliances, modern house furnishings
plumbing, painting ana the many help
ful things which make II home home
like.
The design of the house is unique,
but upon entering, you find yourself
in home such as you have always
been building in your mind, 4 homc
built for the cOnvcnienccs of the people
living in it, The large parlor with the
indirect lighting, the latest in wicker
furniture, tinted to match the walls
and mouldings, the very latest i'll a
baby grand electric player piano. Th
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Eaptist ~ is:tiila Day''

SUNDAY will bc 'eFislting Day for
Baptist ministers all over Southern Cad
fornia. Ncignboring pastors VIII OK
change pulpits on that day for az
least one service, giving the churches
an opportunity to hear other pres hers.
This is in line with Il great f1i and
winter program being put on 4. th
Baptist churches of California. it6
Rev. j. f.. Maley, of iloltville, will
preach for the El Centro church II.
the morning service at II o clock. Nj,
Maley and Mr.. Flanagan are old friends
They have known each other since they
were pastors III western Nasi.in2t ton.
All were surprised at the large attend
ance at the Bible school last Sunday.
Preparations are being made for -
much larger attendance tomorfcW.
The Young people are having fire
meetings this fall, and young people Of
the city not attending other scnaols
are cordially invited 10 meet with ths
Baptist i. Y. p. L. at G:30 p. IL.
4 fine crowd attended the S:lma
gundi harvest social at the church
Thursday evening. y great lIallewe 'en
social is being planned by he Is. \. T.
L. on Friday evening, October y.
Emmanuel Circle III: cts Tuesday, Oct
cher 1G, with Mrs. EaIghcrty and Mrs.
Billings as hostesses.
Y. L. I. Has Social
The Y. l.. /. girls of the Catholic
churches OF the valley held Il most en-
.jay.blc meeting the first of the week,
featured by initiation Of several new
members. a social evening followed
the business session. A large number
Of members representing all Of the
towns attended the meeting.
\ lawn parry was held Wednesday
evening at the church with cards as 4
diversion. The Columbus Day bali OF
Thursday was the third event OF a
social nature for the week. The Altar
Society will be entertained at the homo
Of Mrs. +. GroTan, Wednesday, Octo-
Der IS.
This society meets every two weeks,
Tie first meeting Of the month being
devoted Ia business.
Tho church announcements are of the
usual order Mass is said every .lolu-
ing in the week with two Oh Sunday
The first of the Sunday masses lis ;;j
800 u. m. and the second at 10 Il. IN.
At the second mass there will be music.
On Saturday afternoon there are IN
struetions for children in tie fern of
Bible stories 1T ; y. m. In the after.
noon Sunday the children are instruct d
in the catechism The Rev. j. j.
TruXaw, priest, conducts all of the SER
vices.
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preSbyterian; Active

New Officers were elected tlis week
TO fill vacancies ii the Presbyterian
Sunday School. G. H. DuSold was
elected assistant superintendent, and
Mr.. Ccons, secretary. Miss Margaret
LaGier was elected to have charge OF
the Bible school music. Several ncw
teachers were appointed, perfecting the
organization.
+ Mrs. George \. Hartman will oe host
ess Tuesday to Mrs. Hurlburt 's Bible
class of women. 1t is the custom of
this class to hold ar all day meeting
once each month.
The Guild met last Tuesday with
Mrs. Herbert w, brewer and started
activities for the year. 1t will raise
funds for payment Of the church debt
on the manse. 1t has II number of
other plans under consideration
The Rev. Hartman addressed the
American Legion of Rrawlcy last night
at their annual "blow-out. lie viii
preach Sunday morning on, < The Kind
Of Il Church My Church Ought to &c. -
Mrs. II. W. Brewer will sing Il solo
and there win be choir and C0ngre
gational music.
DR.. strahb to Address Non
Fred NebclThau Niil lead the sms
at the Mems Bible Class meeting to
morrow at 9:45 a. m. Percie Thacher,
class president, will sing solo. Ih-
address of the day will be delivered
by nr. Harry Straub, Los Angeles,
president of the California Christian
Endeavor Union. The Rev. " WortLy
will give the Bible study. a large at.
tendance is expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14

bedrooms with tho newest in draPeries5
the master switch which controls the
lighting throughout the house. The
bathroom with the built-in tub aud
shower and last hut the most interest
ing to all housewives il the hitehea
with the electric stove, the electric
dishwasher and rauv other labor saw
ing devices just off the kitchen is the
laundry with the electric washer and
the electric mangla, stationary tubs and
the folding ironing board which 's con.
cealcd in the wall when not ia use.
Demonstrators are NJ your s,rSiee,
pleased to show You all of these things
and many more, refreshments will be
served during the hours the home IS
open which are from 1880 to 100 ia
the afternoons and from 1900 to $500
in the evenings. The home will be
open every day except Sundays until
October "a. "a cordial invitation Is ca
tended TO all residents of I'll ctniTo TO
see this wonderful home, nothing will
be sold although duplicates may ht pur
chased from the local dealers.
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Market Report
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
FRUITS

FRUITS
ApuleS eS--Gravensteins, fancy, 81. \
4 tier l.j002.00; Alexandcrs, / Y Az
tier per box 100; Bellefleurs, per boN,
/ .00G 10; Newton Iippins (Callf.) Per
box l.o5@ $50.
Cantaloupes Turlock, standard
crates, nominal; Honey Dew nominal;
casaba 60@sJ.
Figs Black, double layer crates l.20
a 80: Calimyrna 90@ LOO.
Grapcs--Thompso Seedless, per
crate, sJ6i 100; Ma!lgas, Muscats and
Tokays, per crate, l.00G l.25; Rose Of
Peru and Isabella, per crate, l.l5W
l.35.
Grapcfruit-Faney special pack S.jG
a 900; choice 7.50@6.00.
Lemons Special pack S.50QG J.0G;
choice 6.50ms.50; Lemonettes 3.0O@
400.
Orangcs-Valoneias, fancy 5000
ll.00; smaller 5000 $50; choice 5000
800.
Peachcs-Pcr Crate 656 90; Plums
per crate l.506 2.2j; Pears--Bdrtlett
:. .25tG $50; No. l.50Gl2.00.
Persian Melons--Per crate 50d 100.
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VEGETABLES

Artiehoakes--tholre, per lug l2.UOE'
1900.
Beans-70l2.
Bunehcd Ecgetablcs-Per dozen:
Carrots J0@60; Tuniips asa 80; Bccts
4J6i 80; Parsley 30; Patsnips 30; Cab
bage. per lb : cents.
Cauliflower-pe d0z. 7J6t 90.
Celery-pcr crate, local, 2.O0d 800;
Green Cofn-rcr doz., per sack l.JO
a 800.
Le;tucc--Per crate. local, l.j0@ 100
Onious St0cktou Red, ewt. 1900
lao; Yellow, ewt. 1.506t 40.
Peppers Bells I0@ 20; Chilis 15G
100
Potatoes-Rivcrs loo lbs; Idaho
and Washington NCttcd gems 2.0Otd
2.e5; Salinas 2.00@ s.s5, Sweet i'ota
toes pa ga.
Tomatoe--Pcr luz. Peninsula 500
POULTRY
Bfoilers-l 10 la. lbs. 346i Sc: . 20
ga lbs. S06f3a.
fryers 9T6 90
YOung k0ostefs--t t'0i0red o., lbs. auG
up 2fG -; shaggy -lm -.
COlored Old RoosteFs iSa n.
Leghotn Obi koosiers l4m l5.
f.eghorn Heus-9ia 20 2 lbs, $50 20;
lbs. and over a2@ -.
Large Cclored Hens-sNs4 -
Young 1sdse0
Gceso-NaaHg COO -
Live TaFkcys--old 32E s. SPRING
SEQ 3.
Dressed Turkeys Nominal.
Belgian iiarc-Livs lsMls, Dressed
ls@2a.
Squabs-Live, fancy. 50M 81
GRAIN
barley feed-l.a7ism l4ais shipping
l.45G1l SO.
Wheat-Milling 1900 1875.
White Egyptian coiR--2.00m 9l0.
Oats--Red, feed l.60M l55.
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Christian Church Big Meeting

The outstanding event of the week
with the Christian Church WAS tlle
membership meeting of Wednesday eve
ming. a fine representation of tie
attended the dinner and
program and listened with interest to
the reports by the Rev. A. +. Worthy,
for the church, Frank Lee, for the
Bible school, Harold Tyler, for the
Young People = Christian Endeavor,
Mrs. Lingo, for the high school Chris
tlan EJdcayorers, Mrs. John Reece, for
the juniors, and Mrs. j. Il. Hodge for
the Woman s Missionary Society. TIE
reports showed every department well
organized and ready to go forward this
coming wear. IL was decided by unahi-
nous vote TO have church night every
Wednesday during the yea. At that
Time pot luck supper will be served
with an of the church organizations
following with their contribution to
tue program.
rin Missionary Society will hold an
all day meeting Tuesday at tho home
of Dr. Holt on Main street. Tho piali
has been changed from that announced
earlier in the woek. Transportation
will be pro-, idod for everybody who
wants to attend the meeting. A pot
luck luncheon is to he served before
the program.
= Stewardship VIII be the subject
of the morning sermor-stewardship Of
money, time, and talents. At mght
tne pastor will preach on Profits ard
Loss. = The young pecrio will attend
The Christian Endeavor convention III
Brawley, the juniors having u picnic
luncheon at noon Sunday in the city
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14
TEACHERS MEET
AT POMONA FOR
MEXICAN STUDY
r cial Differences and
Mental Capacity are
Lecture Subjects

CLAREMONT, Oct. ia confer
ence of teachers of Mexicans and social
workers from many points in Southern
California is to DE held at Pomona
college, Claremont, tomorrow. The
principal addresses will be by Dean
Marvin l.. Darsie, of the University OF
California, southern branch, and by
Miss Ethel Richardson, assistant state
superintendent in charge of American
ization work.
Mrs. Grace G.. Stanley of the Cnaffey
Union High School, formerly superin
tcndent of education for San Bernar-
dino County, who is employed by the
park and going together 20 Brawley for
the junior rally. Mrs. Rccce will ae'
company them.
Christian Science Church
The usual "wednesday night service
of the Christian Science Church was
held at the Womans Clubhouse anu
services will be held Sunday mornir {
at the regular hours
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

Cattle-Stcers, good s.15a 500; med.
ium 1000 $50, common 6.00G695;
Cows, good 5.75G 600; medium $3.50
$50; common a.o0@s.o0; eanners aud
cutters 2.0oM3.50.
Calves--l50 10 200 lbs. 7.T5Gs.0O;
200 to ESQ lbs. 1000 750; ESQ 10 900
lbs. 6.5o@7.oo; over 800 lbs. 5.5o6 a50
Hogs--Grain fed, light io,y5Frti no
heavy s.5000.00.
Sheep and L.amhs-Iambs I9006f
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1880; ewes 5.00@6.O0; wethers 7.0o@
s so.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14

state as director of Mexican study, IS
to preside over this conference, which
will give special emphasis to the essen
tial part which the Mexican is playing
in the economic life of the Southwest,
and viii dwell on the many distinctive
racial qualities which can be fostered
and utilized to the benefit of the in
dividual and society in general.
Mrs. Edna l.. Cheyney, Redlands, VIII
present the report of her committee
on CA Course Of Study for Mexican
Children Dean DaIsie is to speak on
''Racial Differences in Mental Capae
ity,' and Miss Richardson is expected
to give "Sidelights Oh Ny Personal
Experience Among the Mexicans. " Miss
Ruth Ewald will report on her study OF
the Mexicans in the chaffey Union
High school district.
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in the morning on Oia Testament sym
bols and the Atonencnt. The E3Wortli
League viii meet at $3.50 =. IN. with
Edgar House as leader.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14
"SERANADERS" PLAY
FOR DANCE TONIGHT
IN MASONIC BUILDING

Attention of dancers is directed to
Masonic Hall tonight when another
dance win be given by the "soeicty
Serenaders', who opened the season
two weeks ago with an excellent dance
program which was enjoyed by large
crowd. The music for tonight 5 dance
has been carefully chosen with view
to giving the best modern dance music
rendered in an artistic manner. Lovers
of good dance music who were not
present at the previous dance will be
given another opportunity to hear these
clever musicians tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14
EtrrTER. EGGS, POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Oct li.-Butter 90.
Eggs, extra, Sc; case count %; pull
cts Al.
Hens q to so; brollers 36.
Turkeys, young toms, 40 to 40; hens
81 to .!2; old toms 80 to 40; small hens
u
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14
COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. l4.-Cotton opened
steady. October 22.l5, up l6; Decem-
Der 22.4O, up 8; January 22.2s, up y;
March 2240, up 10; May 22.39, up 10.
COTTON RANGE
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Cotton closed
firm: Range:
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NU E SCUZABIL ASTAZI.

In zilele lui Henry VIII, cenuSa
dc la animate arse era considerata
in Englitera ca rcmcdie cea mai
buna pcntr,l Il cura diferite boil
Sc vindea pc tinlpul acela de ase-
menea 81 un fel de sirop compus
principal din coarne de berbec
maclnate, Sc folosesc 81 alte Dra.
furi caror ingridiente a fost alb
solut impossible. In veacul al
l6-lea folosirea unor remedii
s,pperstitioasc Il fost sclHabile, dar
astazl numai sunt. De cc sd folio.
slti experiments. pe cand aveti la
lndemana prcparatiuni caror in.
gridiente sunt facutc de chimisti
competent i'll leboratoarele celc
mai moderne 81 bine, echipate din
America? + yorba, de remediiIe
iui Timers, earl intotdeauna lie
puteti folosi fara dca va teme Cd
eventual resultatcle sunt la fel ca
La cele mute prcparatiuni facute
tara nici 0 grija. Vinul Amar al
lul Irlner este remedie sigura
III cazuri Gle apitet slab, constipa-
tie, gas in intestine, dureri de cap
81 alie boil de stomac similiare GU
acestc, Linimentul lui Triner pen
tru reumatism 81 ncurlagie, Seda.
tlva lui Triner pentru tusa 81 ra.
cell, Antrlputrinu-l lui Triner pen
tr1l inflamatii in gat. toate reme-
dll sunt preparatiuni sigure.. In.
trebatl de Gle pc drtgistul sau ne
gustorul D-voastra de medica
mehte. (Adv.)
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iere s'au multlmit sd ne spuna
ca vagoanele an suferit oare carl
stricaciuni.
Pima. in momentul calld scriem a.
ceste randuri mai afiam Cd de la
P. Olt s'a formal un tren care q
adus .parte din spasagerii trenului
ITO .deraiat lar restul dc calatori
ltrma sa soseasca dupa restabili-
rea liinei char cn trcnul 176 ca
re din aceasta catlza nu sosit
pana in ultilnul moment.
Vestea acestei noui deraieri a
facut profunda imprcsic in Ca
pitala 81 la i'm momentdat Sc svo-
Mise ca s'ar ii conlis lin atentat
contra regelui daspre care sc spu.
nea ca Sc afla la Reghimul Sasec.
Svonul acesta 4 fost desmintit
imediat Gle d. general Nicoleanu,
prefectul Capitalei, care ne-a in
format ca Sureranul "a plecat la
vanatoare la Reghiannl Sasec.
(Din "Dacia
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dujmanos al spectatorilor. Singur
Dinu 81 Wanda, mare admiratorc 4
cintecilor 81 dansurilor romincsti
rasplatira GU citeva aplauze pc ii
nara 81 buna dansatoarc.
Un clown cnglcz facu pc spccta
tori sd Sc tavaleasca de ris.
0 fetita de zece AMI Gu nistc for
me de fata dc is ami, dansa, aproa.
pc goala, un ceardas unguresc plii,
de foe 81 de lubricitate.
Tirziu, cind programul se sfirsi
mica unguroaica scobori ii sala $
pc niste barbara CART postale, pri,
mind, odata Gu darnicia donnilor
n l pippitdl lor, de gasa, de piept sau
F1etpalpe.
Eac4 desyplt aeestei copili,
lera de . precoeita ate scanda aloasz,
Speetacolpl se sfirsi,
Sc facu sgoiaot. Bsncile se mis-.
cara din loc. Scaupcle 81 meseIc q
fidicara pe inargine. u mijloc q
ldsa iln inarc loc pentrn dams.
il fiecare loje, de juF n prejusll
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dralgostea pc toate neamurile, con
pc toti pretinii 81 cunos.
cutii din loc 81 jur a lua partc la ):
Celebrarea Cununiei lor Religioa-
sc care va avea loc Dumineca In
% Octombrie 1922 la ora 2 .. M.
III Biserica gr. ort. Invierea din
Warren, Ohio, precum 81 la masa
ce Sc va aranja la orele 8 seara in
hala Soc. ''Biruinta" de sub Nr.
ia Walnut Street, Warren, Ohio
NASH vor Fl dl loan Pop 81 sofia
sa dina Maria Pop din Ludosul
Sibiulni de present in Niles, Ohio
Eestita lnlzicu a lui Nick Sinu
din Youngstown, Ohio va distra
pc onor. oaspeti cu cele mai fru-
nloase arii de dams 81 cantecc ma.
tionalc.
In speranta ca yom avea onoa
rea a vi saluta in mijlocu! nostlu
asteptandu-va Gu drag, ramanen
de binevoitori 81 va asteptam! La
reyedcre.
M1RII 81 NASH.
(241 s 80 g. 52).
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&C umpleau plaminii indelung rab-
datoris al tarei.
Dinu 1si ascuti multi lrechia
| s'auda un csuGnt rolnanesc. Chial
daca erau cftiva oameni de afaceri
mikiti, jbaieti de pravalie, 81 acestia
vorbiau Gu Iulisca, Ghizela, Mitzl
|sau Catugca, tot ungureste, nem-
teste sau ruseste. Caci, toticheflii
erau baieti ,,unlblati''
Ba, pana 81 niste ofiteri din
'noile lo'ovincii velliti in Capitala
sa mai ras,lflc cateva zile, vor.
hiau ,,fctelor tot pc limba lor.
Si grozav slferia urechia lui
Dinu Bradeanu auzind ofiterii ro-
mani vorbind, in tara lor, tlngu-
rcste Gu fiicele lui Arpad.
ShAfi poftit u Budapesta, inain
~ De raSboiu 81 Fl rut'o 20 bu-
dos olah" 'puturosul de yalaA'
Ire romaneste
Foarte scaibit pleca 81 de aici
Dmu cu prietcna lui, asand IA
lrsna lor larana hetairelor fla-
mAnde, dansurile lascire ale bsllc,
vsrdierelor ce nlisunau in sala 81
colnenzile arllalcate cllclnerilor
spasan A sala u colneiszile aralil,
cate chelnerilor, 8
/, ..- 81 @ mai vie rinci sticl6I
loja Np 81 81
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~ Sc vazu Gu repeziciunea full
gerului doua pcrechi de flare ma
|plstite una asupra alicia.
Loni Sc tragea de par GU Roji
Tn domn gras incasa la plmni
din partea unui sfrijit cu ochii
vineti de vitiu.
Dupa citeva clipe, perechile Sc ia.
valeau pc JOS, in spasmuri de jivine
turbate, lar eel din sala, desparti,
ii in doua tabere, isl aruncau in can
scaunc, paharc, Sloane 81 felioare
de salam, sunca sau sandwichuri.
Sc auzea tot felul de yoci tot &c.
lul Gle graiuri. Turnul lui Babel re.
inviase in noaptea aceasta sarda.
napalica de orgie de pugilat 81 az
lupta de tauri.
Dinu 81 Wanda, carl Sc 'retrase.
sera dupa usa de intrare, priveau
acan hidosul spcctacol prin des.
chizatura, dar, cum tumultul anne.
ninta sa razbata 81 afaia din hala,
pc gaierii, cei dol prietini Sc gra.
bra sassi caute paltoanele 81 so
stcarga.
Politia! = strigau cite-va yoci
LA ocna I! vociferau altii.
Huol
~ Idi ciortu!
Baeamal s.:' 4:
Gi1a III iailjiuiaseraa ii stradS DIM sii i
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Dol americani rosii la fata ca do
homari fierti, sc sculara deoxlata
81, facandu-Si loc in mijlocul salci,
dand peste cap pc dansatori, Sc re-
pczira lnul la altul 81 sc incacrara
intro Desperate lupta de box.
Cand unul din eli, dupa cateva Sc
cunde, fu scos din lupta 81 plea
JOS Gu ochii llmflati 81 nasul gal
gaind in sange, cel'lalt ISL lua
linistit palaria plati consumatia 81
pleca.
Inviilsul sc scula cu greutate, sc
scutura de praf, Isl sterse nasM Gu
batista, 81 urana, la cateva minute.
.spc eel dintaiu.
lEi Sc batuserl in toata legea 81
vel din sala petrecuseEa ca la o
Z simpA reprezcntatie.
- Ute, pentru putoarca ala de
Ioni' s'au bat1t americana.
II Ba, pentru Roji, protesta
alt doann.
Ba, pentru mine facu
LOni.
IA, pcntru mine striga, indig,
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totii fratii romani din loo 81 jur
a lua parte la petreccrea Gu dams
care Sc va da Sambata seara in
% Oct. a. c. in hala Soc. ''Pluga.
rul Roman 64j Poland Ave.
1nceputll va Fl la orele 7 pana
la orele II p. m.
Intrarea pentrl Domni 55c
Damele % cent?.
Ncstita muzica d d-lui n. SIM
din Soc. care va distra publicul.
Va asteptam Gu drag.
Tineretul Roman.
(247 L. 80 S 53).
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de toate raselc dadea salii dc varie,
teu cea mai tipica infatisare nou.
lui Cosmopolis al Bucurestilor dc
All.
Nemti, unguri, rusi, englezi
sirbi, bulgari, japonezi, francezi,
cehoslovaci, polonesi 81 tot ce nona
harta a Europei iii poate servi Gu
popoare, era reprezentat de pnbli-
cul salei.
D'ocamdata, toata iunsea asta So
tinea linistita 81 demna. Spectacle
lul Isl urma programuI Gu numerilc
schimbate.
Sc exiba omul sarpe 81 demon
care parea facut ~ din earne 81 81.
Sc, ci dintr',, t,sbsde SainslaA Atfc'
9 ferblnte zuleieS id1Eesliii ian.
tasnaeori1lde matt dt aeotii 4 &
scinteietori, Isl r9itoesli plnteeeid
81 soldurile goala th siyianiri atita'-
toare. 'Rls lss.ss n u
Dol dansatori seuaeriie6ni 4 . e.
meie blonda 81 u1E ll1iFx III fox-
trot-eur, culesera 6l4 ~ aplau-
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Inca cinci poltii de icrc

Inca cinci po,tii de icrc
moi!
cand rasbira in.strada, Ia poar-
ia teatrului un copil in zdrentc,
tremurind 81 GU MANA intilsa
cersi pc ronanestc.
Faceti-va mila. Moare mama
acasa bcfnaya 81 Tara I'M codrn
dc paine.
Ca un jlllghiu ascutit strigatl,a
inicului cersetor Ia . ord dlpx
|miezul noptii, sfasia inima cclor
dol prietcni. Dinu ii strecurx III
palma hartie de S lei. Si strau,
rSnd bratul Wapdei > conduse i
hotel.
We Sd zica Buoureytii petrec!
III zise Dinu indrept nduse spse
casa lui.
Carnea 2 20 lei ehiinersmslls
Painea 6lei Cespa % lei. D mass
y un restaurant dc MANA dous ti' IL
costa 60 De lei! un caitum tlc
AaiRs 3 VI 4 mil ds leii n eaaner
cu luna, cea mai eftipd 2yi 3 NH
dc lei! saracimea cll naoare
de foaine. M ' Il.
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Wanda respirara din plin aerul cu-
rat al noptei.
- Sa te mai saturi Gle curiozita-
tie! - mustra Dinu.
- Recunosc, eu singura sunt de
vlna. Oar, bine ca nu ne asezasem
pc scaune sd ne prinda scandalul
intrc mese!
81 asia trebuie sd sc petreacal
in fic-care noapte.>
- Ce frumos pctrec .nouii BIZ
curestii!
Curiozitatea impinse pc Dinu 81
Wanda sc mai cerceteze 81 alt local
de aceias speta.
Si mersera, la citeva zile, dnpa
accasta, la Majestic. Cind coborfra
scara subsolului teatrului Comoe-
dia, 8 'auzira acordurilc orchestrei
&c cinta Q romanta franceza.
Bun! facu Wanda. Aici tre-
buiA Sc fie mai ciyilizat.
Oar cind Sc facu lunlina 81 cei
dol noctambuli si-aruncara privi-
rea de jnr imprejurul salei, Dinu
ramase inmarmurit.
Desi II capitala tarei lni, desi'
teatrul Gu lsrter 81 loji era archi-I
plin, M recnnoscu pc nimeni. Nj
i I'm ronain 1iici ull bucurestean
get beget M se arate oehilor. lui
q upestritare haotica de Il tipurj