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the Northwest side Of said Sougf
street. having a frontage of 80 feet
and depth of 1913 feet, more O less
knonn as No. Is Cough street, ard ly-
ing between the parcel of land hrein-
before designated as Lot No. s ari the
parcel OF land hereinafter desigr.tedas
Lot No. 10.
LOT NO. 1O-All that lot of lana
situated on the Northwest side @, said
Cough street, known as No. II Cough
street. having a frontage of "a feet,
and g depth OF 1O3 feet, MOI; or
less. and which adjoins the parcel of
land hereinbefore designated as Lot
No. Q.
LOT NO. 11-All that parcel ofland
situated on the Northwest side of said
Cough street. known as No. 3 Gugh
street, having g. frontage of % feet.
and q depth of 103 feet, more or less,
and adjoining the parcel of land lere-
inbefore designated as Lot No.
Being the same lands that. were con-
veyed unto the said Vernon S. Bradley
by Calvin Harrington, Trustee, by Iced
dated the 18th day of April 1920, and
recorded among the Land Record of
Dorchester County in Liber W. H NJ.
No. {. at folio $50.
LOT NO. 12-AlI that parcel of and
situated On the Northwest sid of
Cough street sometimes called Soool
House Lance, in the town of Gm-
bridge, Dorchester County, Maryland
as No. II Cough street, having a fpnt
age OF 20 feet more or less, on said
cough street, ano running back FIR q
depth Of 103 feet more or less, and
which is bounded on the Southwes by
,, property owned by the said Venom
:. Bradley and on the Northeast h a
property owned by the said Verno, s
Bradley, being the parcel of AMI
designated as Lot No. Is in the Reort
OF Sales fled in the Chancery proceed
ings No. 1874, and being a part ofthe
land that wes conveyed to SaraE J.
Blades tthen Seward) by John r. lat
tison, Trustee, by ded dated September
5rd, 1897, and recorded among the Ind
Records u Dorchester County in Iber
c. L. No. 81. at folio 594
BEING The same lands that were on
reyed unto the said Vernon S. Bad
ley by hcnIy l.. johnson by deco d1ed
The 18th Cay OF September 1920, nd
now OF record among Land Kecods
Of Dorchester County, maryland, in
Libe!' W. II. ". No. O. at folio 223.
All the lots above described, excpt
three are improved with four-rom
dwellings. all OF which were overhaul
ed about year ago and put in vey
good condition and are now very t.
LractiNe. The houses vary in size, all,
iOr that reason, it is desired that WI
go and look at them, see their woil
and bid accordingly. The majority Il
them have the necessary outbuiIdins
The lots above described will be fist
offered separately and then as q while
with the right reserved to accept le
higher bid.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash n
day of sale, and balance on final rat
cation of sale or all cash on day f
sale, at option of purchaser deferr1
payments to be secured by interd
bearing note Of the purchaser, or pIt
chasers, With surety or sureties Their
on. to be eproved by the Undersigne
on to be approved by the Understand
LLOYD WEBSTkR
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What Makes Your
Property Safe?

This town can't afford to nile
enough policemen to guard every
residence if thieves were determined
to rob
Nor can the banks buy enough in
suranCe policies to. protect their
funds, if all the tellers and clerks
were bent on stealing.
The sense Of Rtght-taught by the
Chulch-is the moral restraining
force in every community. The
Church is back of every investment
made in this OF any other toN-r.
Think it over.
If this puts your responsibility t.
the Church in a new light, worship
with some Church tomorrow.
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between the hours of two and three
o'clock P. NJ, all those lots Of land
situate, lying and being in the town of
Cambridge, Dorchester County, Mary
land, and which are described as fol-
lows:
LOT NO. ALL that lot of land stu
ated on the Southeast side of Cough
street, also known as School House
Lane known as No. IL Cough Street.
having a frontage of % feet and run
ming back for depth of lis feet, more
or less and lying between a property
owned by Frederick Crawford and the
parcel OF land hereinafter designated
at Lot No. ,.
LOT NO. ALL that vacant lot of
land situated on the Southeast side of
said Cough street having a frontage
Of 81 feet, more or less, and g depth
OF Is feet, more or less and lying be-
tween the parcel OF land hereinbefore
designated as Lot No. l and the par
eel OF land hereinafter designated as
Lot NC 8.
Lot No. ALL that parcel Of land
situated on the Southeast side or said
Cough street, kno as No. Il Cough
| street. having a frontage OF 25 feet and
depth of It's feet, more or less. and
| lying between the lot hereinbefore
designated as Lot Ne. 2 and property
| owned by Levin NJ. Beckwith and wife.
| Lot No. All that vacant lot of
| land situated on the Southeast side Oh
| Cough street, known as No. % Cough
| street having q frontage Of % feet,
( and 6 depth of 1I5 feet. more or less,
and lying between the property owned
! by Edward S. Phillips and parcel or
| land hereinafter designated as Lot
No. 5.
LOT NO. ALL that lot of land situ-
ated on the Northwest side Of said
| Cough street, known as No. s Cough
street, having a frontage Of 80 feet,
/ and a depth OF 1913 feet more or less,
! and lying between the property here
J matter designated at Lot No. and a
! parcel of land herein after designated
/ as Lot No. II.
LOT NO. ALI that parcel Of land
situated "a the Northwest side of said
. Couch Street, known as No. Cough
/ street, having a frontage of "a feet,
! and a depth of 1913 fet, more or ness.
and lying between the parcel of land
hereinafter designated as Lot No. .
and the parcel of land hereinafter
designated as Lot No. II.
/ LOT NO. ALI that lot of land stu
ated on the Northwest side of said
Cough street, known as No. 10 Cough
street. having q frontage of "a feet.
and a depth Of 1913 feet more or less,
and lying hetwcen the parcel of land
hcroinbcforo designated as Lot No. 6
and parcel of land hereinafter desig-
mated as Lot NO. s.
LOT NO. 8--All that vacant lot of
land situated on the Northwest side of
said Cough street. between the parcel
Of land hcrcinbefore designated as Lot
SO. AMI e parcel OF land hereinaf-
ter designated as lot No. 9, having a
frontage Of % feet and depth of 1913
feet, more or less.
LOT NO. ALI that lot situated on
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WARNING TO THE PUBLIC

For the public safety, because
the existence of several mad dogs
the town of Vienna, it is requisite
that all dogs be confined, and dol
known to have been bitten are to |
killed or strictly confined for not LEI
than ten weeks.
By Order of
M. DUKE SMITH, M. D.
County Health Office
26-2t-R-I- 27-St
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GRACE NJ. e. CHURCH, SOUTH

9.45 Baraca Bible Class for men
twenty minute address by pastor Oh
Sowing and Reaping;" IL Junior
Congregation, five minute talk by
pastor on Habit" with the blacr-
board; Morning sermon on 'Exami-
nation: Passed or Flunked ana
What of It?" $50 Sunday School, p
classes graded or all ages; $50
christian Courtesy" the first IN a
series of five Sunday night sermon9
on christianity in Action" Our
distinguished speaker last Sunday,
Miss Mccormick, was delighted with
our Junior Church service. This
begins at IL every Sunday and last
fifteen minutes. All children ILL
yitpd
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Mortgages Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

Under and by virtue OF power and
authority contained in mortgage
from Vernon S. Bradley unto Lloyd
Webster, dated the 2Sth day of August
1920, now of record among the Mort
gage of Dorchester County. in Liber w.
H.M :, No. 9 at folio $780, the under
signed will offer at public in front OF
the Court House door in the town of
Cambridge, Maryland on
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CHURCH NOTICES
ZION M. E. CHURCH

ZION NJ. E. CHIRCH
Services Sunday-Morning Praise
and Testimony $50; Mems Bioie
Glass, lesson, Gods Fearless Cham
pion Rebukes A Kings CoVetou5-
ness" 9.45; Divine Worship with
sermon, The Masters Picture OF all
Old-TIme Expert in Matters OF
Heart and Soul" IL; Sunday School
session, 2.15; Evening Worship with
sermon Lessons From the Forbid
den Fruit" 730. a cordial vel
come awaits you at all of our ser
vices. Zion Church is Everybody's
Church. if you have no Churcn
Home. why not come with us?
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ClRD or THANKS

We wish to take this means OF
thanking everyone for their kind
ness during our recent bereavement.
Especially do we thank Mrs. ]. Fred
Dunn.
MR.. SAMUEL E. BRANNOCK and
CHI DREN
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Oscar Aaron, Fishing Creek
Elmer L. Hall Fishing Greek
James E. Phillips, Fishing Greek
DISTRIC' NC. 8-NEl i
: ". Linthinum Cornersyjlie
Capt. Daniel B. Spedden, HudSpu
Nm j. Thomas, Hudson
Thos. g. Travers. LlcydS
DE-. Hubbard Hudson.
DISTRICT NO. 9-CHU RICH Oh.
VIM. T. Willis, Church Greek
4. Bovdle Robinson, Church OK.
Charlie; Linthicum, Church Greek
DISTRICT NO. 10-STRAlTS
AIagee Insley, Wingates
James A. Mills, Crocheron
Greenbury A. Anderson, CrocEer'n
DR.. p. H. Tawes, Bishops Head
DISTRICT NO. 1l-DRAWBRIDGE
Daniel J. Wiley. Vienna. R. + u.
Miles Landlord, Vienna, K. r: =.
John ". Hughes. Vienna, +. F. u.
DISTRICT NO. 12-WlLLIAMSb RC
Dwight L. Moore. Wiliaslgbmul I
Dwight L. Moore, Williamsburg
W. G.. Hassett, WILLIAMSBURG
J. d. Lord Williamsburg
DISTRICT NO. 13-BUChIONN
Ernest Handley, BucktoWn
Thos. B. Windsor, Aireys
Chas. II. Seward, Cambridge, RID
DISTRICT NO. 14-LINkWOOD
F.. H. Vincent, LinkWood
Edward Smith, LinkWOod
WOMEN
Mrs. harrington. County Chair
man u the Woran's Branch Of the
Foundation, raned tn: following
committee:
DISTRICT NO. 7-CAMBRIDGE
Mrs. S. L. Byrn, Cambridge
Mrs. F. H. Fletcher, Cambridge
Mrs. T. c. B. Howard. Cambridge
Mrs. Geo. W. Woolford, Cambridge
Mrs. G. w. Winterbottom, Cam
bridge
Mrs. John f. Nichols, Cambridge
Mrs. George keene, Cambridge
Miss Bessie Bradshaw, Cambridge
Miss Jennie Bryan, Cambridge
Mr.. George B. North has returned
TO his home on Locust street attel
this week
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MEN

MEN
DISTRICT NO. 7-CAMBRIDGE
Hon. w. LAIRD HENRY, Cam
bridge
Winder F. Harrington, Cambridge
J. Ben Brown, Cambridge
John R. Pattison, Cambridge
Guy Bryan, Cambridge
Henry Lloyd, il, Cambridge
Frederick H. Fletcher. Cambridge
Walter Wright, Cambridge
L. Philip Skinner, Cambridge
Edwin Dashiell, Cambridge
Charles E. Brohawn, Cambridge
G. Jackson, Cambridge,
Fred w. Gore, Cambridge
Tho. C. Ross, Cambridge
Alfred H. Hoge. Cambridge
Jos. B. Nesbit, Cambridge
Jas. S. Shepherd, Cambridge
John S. Skinner, Cambridge
Prof. Ransom, Cambridge
Edwin DashielI, Cambridge
Jas. B. Noble, Cambridge
Robert H Matthews, Cambridge
John W. Matthews, Cambridge
Russell P. Smith. Cambridge
F. Watson Webb, Cambridge
Geo. W. Woolford, Cambridge
Earl W. Orem, Cambridge
Dr.. f. E. Wolff, Cambridge
VIZ. Guy Steele, Cambridge
A. Shepherd Bayly, Cambridge
Samuel L. Bryan, Cambridge
W. Grason Winterbottom, Cam G.
DR.. John Mace Cambridge
Milford Nathan, Cambridge
Dan E. Wright, Cambridge
Dan. E. Brannock, Cambridge
W H. SpeddenN Cambridge
Fred Dunn, Cambridge
E. Lee LeCompte, Cambridge
Ernest BrannOck, Cambridge
Jas. R. Jones, Cambridge
James w. McCready. Cambridge
w. Irving Bowdle, Cambridge
Howard Matthews, Cambridge
Frank Robbins, Cambridge
V. Calvin Trice, Cambridge
Calvin Harrington, Cambridge
Emerson C. Harrington. j, Cam
bridge
Capt. Breuill, Cambridge
DR.. c. L. Selover. Cambridge
Howard Brannock, Cambridge
James n. Sherman, Cambridge
]. Richard Smith, Cambridg
Samuel E. LeCompta, Cambridge
DISTRICT NO. FORK
Fora H. Brinsfield, Eldorado,
John H. Hastings. Galestown,
Samuel T. Smoot, Galestown.
DISTRICT NO. 2-E. N. MARKET
Charles B. Webster, E. N. Market
VIM. E. johnson, E. n. Market
S. ]. T. Smith, E. NJ Market
John A. Baker, E. n. Market
o. W. Hubbard, E. n. Market
Clarence L. Saxon, E. n. Market
Charles Webster, E. N. Market
Frederick Wright, E. n. Market
Daniel w. Webster Secretary
George Holland, Secretary
DISTRICT NO. 3-VIENNA
Vernon A. Hitch. Vienna
Allen Webb, Vienna
Harry F. Brattan, Vienna
Dr.. Edward Lambkin, Vienna
Nl a.---:x.- .sls; Co.
5TsTRTEa no. @4NT1YLORS Is.
B. E. Harrington. Taylor's Is.
Harry P. SpiIman, Taylor's IS.
Charles B. Gator, Taylor's Is.
Duncan L. Noble, Taylor's Is.
John R. Neild, Taylor's Is.
DTSTRJCT NO 5-IAKFS
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PUBLIC TAKE NOTICE

All persons must have their side
walks cleaned off 4 hours after it has
ceased showing
DANIEL BRANNOCK Baiiff.
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TWO COMMITTEES NAMED
FOR WILSON FOUNDATION

Commi, tee OF Men Named 4" Work
Among The Men OF Tho County
And OF Ladies' To Work Among
The Ladies'.
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SubstOIut.s. Norm for Johnson:
Norto Tor Marth. Goals from floor
Boycc :. Cannon 6. Miller 5.
CCchrdpf / RenshaW 4 Ruark l.
non out OF IS. Boyce out Of
North 8, Korte ? Foul Goals Can
IA. Referee Sewers.
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Tho following are t1e committees
named by former Governor EarrlnS-
ton To help raise the county s quota
of the Wilson Foundation Fund:
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WANTED

Experienced chocolate dippers at
once. Apply Cambridge Candyland Co
20-A Race street. 1-2S-6t
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Mr.. George B. North has returned
to his home on Locust street attel
having spent several days this week
in Baltimore attending the Automo-
bile Show
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5T<s'rRTEa no. z4-TAYLOR'S Is.
B. E. Harrington Taylor's Is.
Harry P. Spilman, Taylor's Is.
Charles B. Gator, Taylor's Is.
Duncan L. Noble, Taylor's Is.
John R. Neild, Taylor's Is.
DISTRICT NO. 5-LAKES
VIM. P. Andrews, Grape
Robert L. Simmons, anCrews
VIM. F. Applegarth, Golden Hill.
DISTRICT NO. choppers IS.
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Tuesday, Feb. 2lst, 1922

between the hours of two and three
o'clock P. NJ. all those lots Of land
situate, lying and being in the town of
Cambridge. Dorchester County, Mary
land, and which are described as fol-
Evening star., 1922-03-31

Commerce since March 20, the depart
ment announced in q review OF con-
ditions maSe public today that re-
Mobilization needs to be cautious
that 1t may build upon firm founda-
tion."
Some backsets, the statement de-
clared, "may be expected. for all of
the lessons caused by postwar over
expansion have not healed"
While in most lines. the review add
ed. prices have been relatively stable
for the past six months, distributors
still remember disaster caused by
overstocked shelves in 1890"
Forward orders. therefore," 1t in
timated. ARE given sparingly and in
reduced volume: however, manufac-
turers are feeling the effect of re-
peated orders. and the steadily in
creasing output of mills and factories
shows that Fundamentally the coun-
try is getting back to normal"
Evening star., 1922-03-31

Rotary Club, Seton Dart Of the Lions
Club, M. A. Leese Of the Cosmopolitan
Club, /. A. Goldheim of the Civitan
Club and Charles F. Roberts of the
Kiwanis Club.
Mr.. Roberts acted as chairman OF
the conference and will head the COM
mittee until permanent officers are
elected. The committee chosen last
Evening star., 1922-03-31
TRADE CAUTION SEEN.

Dusiness Gains Not to Be Continu-
GUS, Commerce Department Says.
While business continues to make
progress in its recovery. from the
depression Of 1921. as indicated by
figures received by the Department Of
Evening star., 1922-03-31

Perfect merchandise, in shades
of Black, Cordovan, Gray and
Navy. Sizes 9A to 1lH. Get
a supply for Easter-you can't
match 'em successfully else
where. 5000 pairs.
3 PAIRS for $1.65
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
Ladies' Boomers

Ladies' Black Sateen Boomers;
were sold for $500. Mighty Pur-
Drice Gnase Sale CSC
Ladies Silk Boomers; were
Sale ssisoi pIics M'sn'y Purchase CSC
Children's Black Sateen Bloom
ers; were sold for $1.00. Mighty
Purchase Sale OOo
price cON
Children's Black Boomers; were
sold for $1.25. Mighty Coz
Purchase Sale price. UJC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
Silk Department

4O-Inch Crepe de Chino. all colors. were
sold for $3.50 per yard; CT 90
Mighty Purchase Sale Price OlsAJ
4O-Inch Georgette in oil shads, were sold
for $3.50 per yard. p1 0E
Mighty Purchase Sale Price ID lsAO
3G-Inch Taffeta silk were sold for $3.50
per yard CT 1E
Mighty Purchase Sale Price
3g-Inch Taffeta IN all colors, we're sold
for $500 per yard; CT E0
Mighty Purchase sale Price Cd scO
36-Inch Duvetyne. all colors were sold
for $3.50 per yard; GO 0E
Mighty Purchase sale Price tDOsOO
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28

81 Sente di LaU0rdre. "Sono
di sessantadue ami" - SERVE
il signor Mic. Vigorito di Chi
pman, Alta.
"L'autunno scorsc dovetti la
vorare assai e Sc ne risenti la
mia salute. Fui preso da dolori
reumatici ale gambe, allie spal-
!e, e allie mani. Adoprai sistema-
ticamente il Lozogo del Dottor
Pietro ed ora godo ottima salu-
te e mi sento di lavorare." Que
sto rimedio di erbe sperimenta-
to dagli ami E parimenti eff
CAGE pei giovanni come pei vec-
chi; non manca mai di far be-
ne. Non e venduto da farmaci-
sti; ma e fornito da agent spe-
ciali. Scrivere al seguente indi-
rizZo: Dir. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 25O1 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28
Southwark French Dry Cleaning
& Dyeing Company, Inc.
PhiIa.,P Pa,

v DITUNNO, President - D. ALLEVA Seer. Treasurer
1928 So. 18th St. PhiIa., Pa.
Lunico solo sabmento taano macchinari pretta-
mente modern piu complete geo da personae compeente
che e mel capacta d PULIRE TINGERE ABITI di QUA
LUNQUE SPECIE VESTI DI SETA, STIRARE COAT di
PLUSH ABITI d VELLUTO PULIRE PELLICCE, tutta
la compeenza arte che 81 chiede compto d tale i'm
In d luo delta DITTA nea possbia TIN
GERE ABITI per lie famig lie in DODICI ORE.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28

no parte artist notissimi, che
gentilmente 81 prestano fannc
parte del Cenacolo, i quail con
Vero entusiasmo 81 sono posti a
dlsposizione del Comitato col
fermo intendimento che la sera-
ia rlmanga memoranda. A gior-
nj non mancheremo di pubhlica-
re / loro nomi ed il programme
del concerto che sara del piu at
traenti.
L'orchestra che dovra suona-
re durante il ballo, sara forrita
ola musicanti che sono membri
del Cenacolo stesso.
l. L'AssociaZione Ex Combat
tenti 81 e nosta a completa dispo-
sizione del Cenacolo per coope-
rare ALA riuscita della serata. e
sappiamo che un gruppo di vete-
rani che rischiarono la loro vita
nellie trincee al fronte di batta-
gla, in tia ia, comporranno un
coro che aprira chiudera il
concerto. I'm plotone di ex COM
battenti in divisa, sara schiera-
to nelPatrio del Lu I.u Temple
per rendere gil onori al rappre
sentante del nostro Governo ed
ale attire Autorita che intelver-
ranno al concerto.
L'Ufficio di segreteria del Ce-
nacolo continua l'invio del BIZ
ghetti per assistere ALA serata,
e gia motif ne sono stati spediti|
ad association ed istituzioni CO.
loniali ed a privati. MOI siamo
certi che chiunque abba ricevu-
to big ietti in parola Ii acaui-
stera ne curera la vendita, e
Vorra COST cooperare ad una fe-
sta che, oltre ad un successo ar
tistico, dovra dare un'altra pro-
va dellalto sentimento patriot
tlco della nostra colonia.
ESPLOSIONE CHE TOGLIE
LA VITA AID UN L1VORATO-
RE
Sabato ScorSo, verso mezZo-
glorno, una esplosione del a qua
lie non 81 ancora riusciti al as
sodarne lie responsabilita, avye.r
niva nella Southwark French
Dry Cleaning Dyeing Co. Inc"
al No. 1928 So. 18th street, che
lancio contro il muro 'operaio
Charles Rex e che, ricoverato
nelPOspedale di SAINT Agnese, vi
moriva lunedi scorso.
II Rex 81 trovava mel "dye /
room " mel quale eg.i non aveva
nessun diritto di trovarsi. tanto
che 10 stesso signor VincenZo Di
Tunno, presidente della Compa-
gnia. 10 ignorava fino a quando
accorsero pOmpieri.
| damn 81 fanno ascendere ad
una rilevante cifra che non 81 e
potuta ancora stabilize, anche
perche mel momento in cui scri-
viamo il Fire Marshall non an
cora ha fatto il sopraluogo.
Lo stabilimento, unico del ge-
mere fra gil italiani di questa
citta ed il piu grande nellie co O.
ME di Pennsylvania, aveva in
eominciatO a lavorare ola circa
due mesi con grande soddisfa-
zione della clientela. Segretario e
5esoriere della compagnia e il 81
gnor Domenico Alleva. /
PER LIZ PROSSSINE FESTE
DI NATALIE
Avvicinandosi lie Feste Nata-
.izie e dovere di ogni buono tia
iano ricordarsi del suoi paren-
ii ed amiCi mandando loro per
'occasione un gradito ricor-
10. Uno del migliori ricordi, SEN
"a dubbiO, e la fotografia; per
averne una buona. fatta con GU
sto, arte ed eleganza. bisogna re-
carsi al Verna Art. Photo Stu
lio, 80G Christian Street (una
sola porta distante dalla Chiesa
del Buon COnsiglio) che per ta-
.e occasione fara prezzi e lavori
Speciail. Ricordiamo che eli i'm
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tuttl italian e che QualSlaSI la
voro e accompagnato da piena
soddisfazione del cliente e da!la
Imassima garenZia. In detto stu
dio 81 affittano anche eleganti a.
biti per sposa !izii. Esso e aper-
to tutti i giorni compreso la Do
menica ed altri giorni festivi,
dale 8 del mattino allie 9 di sera.
NUOVA PUBLICATIONS
Ad Atlantic City. N. J. e u
scito un nuovo giornaletto inti-
tolato III Sole. Ne e direttore
| il signor A. Piliero.
II giornale 81 ripromette di
riunire tutti gl'italiani di quel-
la colonia per combattere, esso
dice, il diritto dellItaliano in A
merica. II Sole promette anche
di non dare spazio a chicchessia
per polemiche PERSONAL. Augu-
riamoci che esso possa riuscire
mantenere lie promesse.
PRO OSPEDALE ITALIANO
Attire contribution, in con-
tanti. per perigendo Ospedale /
taliano sotto la direzione dele
Suore Missionalie del Sacro
Cuore.
Frank Rosatto. seconda con-
tribuziohe ) 10000
(intutto S 10000
John Cancelmo, seconda con-
tribuZione : lOO.OO
(in tutto $300.)
Societa Maria IS. dele Gra-
zie di Uomini di Spezzano Alba
nese, seconda contributions
s 10000
(intutto S 200)
G. Perfetti, seconda contribu-
zione S 50.00I
lin tutto S 1000
Totale S 10000
Totale generate (cash) S 1868
IL.
Per chi ancora non 10 sapesse.
ripetiamo, che i Iavori d'altera-
zione per perigendo Ospedale l.
taliano per Natae saranno ter
Ora abbisogniamo di chi con-
per fornirlo.
Su0re MiSSjORdrie del
Sdcro CUOre
BENVENUTI
Sui vapore "Taormina' sono
arrivati dall'Italia i coniugi, 81
gnori Rocco e Maria-Domenica
Radomi,o i loro figli signor
Giovanni signorine Concetti-
ma Cristina, provenienti da Pa
glieta, in quel di Chieti.
Essi sono stati ricevuti dal-
raltro figlio, gia residente in
questa citta, da circa dieci an
nj, signor Umberto Radomilo,
sarto, che risiede al No. 1112
Morris ST., cognato del signor
Innocenza Gambescia, che ha ne
gozio da sarto al No. 1901 Reed
Street.
MOVIMENTO MARITIME
II piroscafo "AMERICA"
della Navigazione Generate tia
Llama, partito da Napoli il 10
corrente con 1851 passeggieri,
atteso New York il l. No
L'AMERICA ripartira da
New York il 4 Novembre per
Napoli Geneva.
NELL'OSPEDALE FABTANI
Gil ultimi operati nell'ospeda-
Ie Fabiani sono:
Giovita Di Teodoro, di ami ~.
la Torricella Sicura, Proyincia
di Teramo, operata di ernia in
guinale.
Antonio Leonardo, di ami 25,
da Ruggano Giovina. Provincial +
di Cosenza, operate di ernia in
guina a sinistra.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-28

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