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when Schricker was boasting OF his
marksmanship ability. HanseI. over
hearing Schricker's boasts, took ex-
ception to his claims Of ability to
shoot tire on a car when the car
was going 60 miles an hour. the
complainant said, and he made the
remark, III bet a box of cigars it
can't be done"
Hansel said this incident came VI
again after Schricker had shot his
tire Schricker coming up 10 him
and saying. not bad shooting. eh2
That ought TO be worth a box of
cigars" Hansel refused TO give
Schr.cker the cigars. and Schicker
thereupOn, he said told him he
would get him" the first time he
got a chance.
SchTicker Arrests HanSel
Hansel then said that a week at
ter the tire Shooting incident Schrick-
CT again stopped him, and in a
most insulting manner ordered him
20 get out of the machine. and that
Schricker then searched the ma
chine. and let him go. Last Mon
day, Hansel said. Schricker again
held him up on +, jefferson 81. and
ordered him to come to the police
station, there telling him he was
under arrest for speeding. Hansel
said that he knew Schricker was
following him Monday night. and
that he was not driving more than
20 miles an hour. and that several
other ears passed him and Schicker.
but that Schricker paid no attention
to anyone who passed him. After
telling Hansel at the police station
that ne was under arrest. Hansel
said Schricker searched his car
again and found an empty gin bot
tie took the bottle and put a tag
on it and left il at the station
Board Discounts Complaint.
Members Of the board questioned
Hansel at length as he told of his
relations with Schricker and they
seemed 20 rlace little credence in
his story Their line OF questioning
aimed 20 bring out that Schricker
was following Hansel so much be
cause ne was suspected bootleg
ger. and that Schricker had been
acting under orders. The board had
no comment 20 make on Hansels
relation OF Schricker sending Two
bullets into his car without warn
ing. or that Schricker did not place
Hansel under arrest when the Off
Ger claimed he was going go miles
an hour. and Hansei admitted he
was going 40 miles an hour.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
STATISTICS
RrHDING PERMITS


Two-story frame dwelling. 90S T..
Donald s.. Joseph Sommers. est
mated cost. 300
One-story frame dwelling. 90s T..
Ewing av.. Howard Asire $500
Two-story frame dwelling. 302 r.
Bowman ST.. Charles ZIlmer. $500.
Whtcomb & Keller. 625 houecs) /;
one and oue-ha,f s'ors frame dwell
ings at 1927 z. Dayton r.. $4,000:
1885 +. Dubail av. $4,000; II14
Diamond av. $500. 1910 Lswndale
av.. $500
Two-s,Ory frame dwellings. 11l9
r. Dayton st. $4,000: 1928 l.. Day
ION ST., $4,000. 1151 T. DuDau av,
$3.200: 1112 Milton ST.. s. 400: l153
Diamond av. $4,000. II0S Blaine
av. $500; 925 LaWndale av.. So
$50; 1888 Diamond av.. $500: 1926
LAwndale av., $4,000: 1880 LawndaIe
av.. $1,000: lois Lawndale av.. So
900; 1O14 Lawndale av., $1,000
One-story frame dwellings. 1915
Diamond av., $500: 922 Lawndale
az, $3.50; 1143 E. Dayton St.
1 $4,000; 1147 E. Dayton St, $4,000;
1926 Queen st. $500; 1912 Dia-
mord av., $685.
MOVING PERMITS.
sherman Judson, 1851 Woodward
az. 10 100 Peashway.
Daniel Z Reed, 1905 + Milton ST.
/ TO 1912 Z. Dayton ST.
Joseph Debriak. 201S Orange s..
TO 1911 SibIsy av.
Cashier Matthys. 513 w Indiana
az. 20 516 e Dayton 81.
William Dolde. ala r. Howard ST.
10 co. " Eighth ST.
/ Frank Bartoni1. 517 s PHILIPPE s.
/ 20 2305 w Ewing St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
NINE HURT IN BUFFALO
INTERURBAN ACCIDENT

BUFFALO. y. y. Aug. 1S.-CBy
L. P)-Nine persons were injured
las, midnight when a three car train
on the Niagara Falls h.sh speed
line ran into an excavation caused
oy a dynamite explosion three miles
north OF the city. None were ser
ioUsiy injured
The high speed line is m .nterur-
ban trolley operating between Nj
CARA Falls and Buffalo. This is one
of the lines belonging 10 the Inter
national Railway Co. the employees
OF which have been on strike for
over seven weeks
About so other passengers on the
train were shaken up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
BOY CONFESSES He
SLEW AGED WOMAN

COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. 1S-(By l..
P4-Davd steel L7. who confessed
go po- ce that ne murdered Mrs
Hannah Hess. -. with a butcher
xr.fe. WAS himself at the point OF
death from se,f-.nhcted wound
today.
s.ee.. a hand on the Hess farm
1orth of here told police ne s,ashed
Che throo 81 his employers wife
when she outlined tasks hat were
500 heavy Tor him.
Then fearing discovery he a.
tempted 90 cake his oNn lie by
drowning himself IN the bsthtub.
Failing In tbs attempt at suicide
the boy secured a revolver and
fred q bullet into his abdomen he
So Id
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
BRAZIL-BOUND PLANE
DELAYED IN FLIGHT

WlLMlNGTON. y. c.. Aug IS
1By A Pb-The seaplane SampaiO
Coareia which landed at Southport
this afternoon for fuel will not re-
sumo its flight from New York 20
Brazil until tomorrow. because OF
engine trouble. il was said in mess
ages /receEed here tonight The
nature OF the trouble was not indl-
Gated although il was said mechan-
les hoped TO make repairs in time
10 reach Charleston late today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
MILITARY UPRISING IN
AUSTRIA THREATENED

LONDON. Aug. Isl Bv I. y. 81
Military uprising IS threatened az
Vienna because .the Austrian gov
eminent lacks funds With which 10
pay the troops. according 10 reports
received here from the Austrian
capital Grave fears over the Aus
tran outlook were expressed IN
British of.cial quarters. T. was said
hat the Austrian ministry ma made
preparations 90 fee
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
NUMBER OF FOREST
FIRE DEATHS REDUCED

DULUTH, Mimi, Aug. lS.-IBy
A. PD-The persons listed as having
persisted in the forest fires in North
ern Minnesota are now reported to
he saved a special dispatch from
Biwabik. MINI. stated six members
Of the Neimach family who We're
thought 10 have died al Markham
were safe. A man named Donald
his wife and two children who were
reported burned i'm the White Face
district escaped the flames by auto
mobile. according 10 newspaper ad-
wees here today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
ID ESCAPE ATTEMPT
TO BOMB ROUNDHOUSE

DALLAS Tex. Aug 1s-(By L.
PD-Oue man was slightly injured
and is others hal narrow escapes
when a bomb exploded n the roof
Of the Texas and Pacific railroad
roundhouse here.
Tom Smith. cOmmissJ~v worker
Tor the railroad. received cuts from
flying debris
The bomb exploded -s't'v over
The sleeping quarters OF guards 97i
workers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
executive's utterances as capable OF
q doubtful construction
PinNlng No EaNOrites.

At the white house IL was indi-
Gated that Mr. Harding's reference
90 invocation OF existing statutes
against conspiracy related TO the
sherman antitrust law, n n d r
which the department OF justice all
ready has decided upon an investi-
cation OF the acts Of some members
az nOn-striking rail unions who
walked out in the far west. officials
o. the administration were unwilling
10 20 into cases tonight however.
saving the presidents announcement
az his determination 10 enforce the
laws must speak for itself
Throught his address. Pres't Hard
ing empha sized his desire that the
government should play no favor
ties as between employers and en-
ployes. either ia Efforts TO end the
existing strikes OF In future action
against lawlessness.
Discussing the coal strike specific
ally. Mr. Harding warned congress
shat although the skies now appear
ed 90 be clearing, more trouble can
be expected when wage contracts
are renewed next April unless the
executive is provided with adequate
authority. He declared that except
for coal from non-uniOn districts
-the country is at the mercy of the
United Mine Workers" and detailed
how settlement Of the present strike
mad been delayed for many weeks
although evidences had come 20 the
white house that in many localities
the workmen were anxious TO re-
sf-.f. f,1.e
Arrangements for the president
appearance before congress. which
once had been postponed TO await
developments in the conference OF
rail- executives and union chiefs in
session in New York, were completed
only an hour before he went 10 the
capitol and during the morning his
manuscript underwent a last revi-
sion after a session of the cabinet
III is understood that although the
New York meeting was not men
toned in the address. the decision
20 20 TO the capitol without further
delay was reached after 10 had be
come apparent no unal agreement
ending the strike would bc possible
for several days
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
MATHILDE VISITS MAX
0SER AT ALPINE NEST

LUCERNE. Switzerland Aug IS.
by 7. y. SIN an isolated spot
in the Alps. fitted By nature as the
ideal spot for counting. Mis- MathIlde
McCormick. 11-year-old gran j.
daughter OF John D Rockefeller.
and her hance Major Max Oser.
middle-aged Swiss riding master.
were understood 20 be in eaCn
others company today. Friends OF
the couple refuse 20 reveal the ex-
act Whereabouts OF this mountain
love nest"
There are indications that Mrs
stanley r. Mccormick aunt q
Nathlldc. by marriage. does no. ap-
prove OF the match and that re-
.ations between her and Miss Ma
thilde are somewhat strained.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
LIGHTNING FATAL TO
BOY AT LOGANSPORT

LOGANSPORT. Ind. Aug. IS-
CBy A. Daniel Chambers. u
years Old. son of Mrs. r. L. Carter
OF this city was killed this afternoon
az 12-45 O'Clock when tightening
struck a tree under which ne had
found shelter from a heavy down
pour OF rain The youth had gone
90 his home when the storm threat
ened but left the house IN search for
his Younger sister when the rain
came Death was not instantaneous
but efforts 10 restore life with a pul-
motor were unavailing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19

with needed capital 90 purchase.
sell and distribute Goa which is car
ried in interstate shipment. I do not
mean that all interstate coal shall
be handled by such a federal organi-
zation, perhaps none viii be neces-
sary. but Il viii restore its capital
20 the public treasury and will be
the instrumental way Of guarding
the public interes, where private
conscience is insensible TO public
need"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
BANDITS GET PAYROLL

BALTIMORE. Nd. Aug. Il
William r. Norris. secretary and
treasurer OF the Hicks. Ease & Nor
re Co. contractors, vas killed ana
Fred ". Kuethe bookkeeper, was
seriously injured when bandits held
them up and escaped with the
tc.75O comDanv payroll today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
Chicago EIeUGted Will
Make Fare Reductions

CHICAGO. Aug Weekly pass
-. transferable TO anyone. for SI.25
week. IS the innovation Planned
by the Chicago Elevated system
Long prom -sed reductions in ele-
waited fares were announced today.
casual riders VII be aoie ~ ride
three times fo- IS Gems
school children wiu De sold 90
ride books f0r S25o
Unless stopped 6y the Illinois
commerce commission the new
schedule will be effective Sept IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
CHICAGO HEAT WAVE
BREAKS; TEN ARE DEAD

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.-WIth the
temperature in Chicago late today
lowering around IS degrees the local
weather bureau announced the heat
wave which has held the city in its
grip for the last two days was brOk-
en-. Ten persons died here "a a
result OF the heat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
WOMAN HURT DURING
ANTI-AIRCRAFT DRILL

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.-MrS. Evelyn
Tamm passenger on the steamship
Christopher Columbus was probably
fatally wounded during an anti
aircraft gun exhibition here last
night
Mrs. Tamu. was standing on deck
watching the fireworks and airpldnes
when the anti-aircraft guns started
to sputter. A moment late~ several
bullets whistied over the crowd
Mrs. Tamm fell With a bullet in her
breast.
The machine guns were using
wooden bullets coated with phos-
phorus. officers Of the 2o2nd artil-
lery announced.
An investigation was started by
police.
Have your winter garments and
hats cleaned now Aetna Cleaners.
916 L. sample. L. 2376.
ADV. -222-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
MARK DROPS AGAIN

LONDON. Aug IS-CBy L. Pr
In sharp decline 20 the lowest point
or record German marks were
quoted today az SEQ 10 the pound
sterling or approximately I14O 10
the dollar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19

.ssutas cau Tor general meeting
~ thc sociatlOn next week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
HARDING AYERS
NATIONS LA W S
WILL BE UPHELD
President Sum up Before
Congress His Efforts to
Settle Strike.

CconAnued FROM Page one)
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Trimmings

Trimmed Sweaters are 10 be
very popular this Fall and our
7 trimming Section Is presenting
Caracul. Astrachan and Rain
bow and Dotted Angora. all of
which are in Fashions favor.
These are priced csc, $1.O0-
and S1.l5 a yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
HANSEL CHARGES
.SCHRICKER WITH
SHOOTING TIRES

Continued From Page One)
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-15
Colonel Daugherty
 to Speak Without
 Fail Next Thursday

Lieut.. Col. A. J. Daugherty is enti- tied to claim the title of best-natured resident of the district
 About a month ago the colonel was requested to talk before the Lunch con Club on the work of the organ ized reserve, national guard and reg ular army. He promised to do so. The day before the meeting nationally known writer arrived in Pisbee Colo nel Daugherty gracefully retired and left speaking honorS to the visitor. week, but some unforeseen incident again prevented his making a talk.
 Yesterday Colonel Daugherty was again slated to speak. But the Lunch con served at the Y. w. c. A. cafeteria was so appetiZing that even the chair man of the club ate a little longer than usual. By the time other speak CTS had finished the time limit was up and, rather than keep the club in session longer, Colonel Daugherty good-naturedly suggested that the meeting adjourn until next Thursday.
 But next Thursday, he will absolute ly and positively speak.
 Secretary Bert Smith declared last night that nothing less than visit from the president would crowd Colo nel Daugherty off the program again.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-15
bLEDSOE:, CLARK HOPE I ] RAISE $500 FIR SCOUTS
Captain of Local Team Sure Necessary Amount Will Be
 Forthcoming Sunday
First down, 800 dollars to go.'

First down, 800 dollars to go"
 That will be the referees cry Sun day afternoon when Doc Bledsce and Harry Clark line up their circus foot ball teams in Douglas for the second Boy Scouts benefit game.
 The Cochise County Boy Scouts fund is still shy about $500. Last Sat- urday's game cut down the deficiency more than $30O Next Sunday. Doctor Bledsoe is confident, the last $500 needed for the young patriots will be raised.
 Five hundred dollars means 1000 people at the game next Sunday" said the doc last night eff Bisbee will fur nish 300 Pm satisfied Douglas will, turn out 700 spectators and then the Scouts will not have a worry in the world
 Doctor Bledsoe stopped training long enough yesterday to stage whirlwind ticket-selling campaign in the business district. If other ticket sellers are as successful, 1000 will not begin to touch the crowd at Sun days game.
 The Bisbee team, enriched by it's experiences in the first game, is work ing out some truly marvellous plays for the second match, and the same can be said for Harry Clark's eleven.
 Following is the latest from Doug las:
 When Harry Clark's Douglas Smokehounds meet Doc Rledsoe's Mule Mountain Midgets next Sunday afternoon on local field, in the final game of the series of football clashes between the two teams, Douglas spec tators will be treated to a gridiron event the like of which they have never seen before.
 After nearly a week of training since the game in Warren last Satur- day, Harry Clark declared the Smoke hounds are anXiously awaiting the op portunity to be released from their cages and trample upon the Midgets. All members of the local eleven were placed in the windup of their training today under a heavy guard. Until the game at o'clock Saturday, it was understood these men will not be al lowed to see daylight and will be com pelled to fast. With naturally savage dispositions, it is expected this finish ing touch upon the remarkable series of training novelties, will place the Smokehounds in such condition that the Mule Mountain MHgets will be seen hotfooting across the interven- ing expanse between Douglas and the cliff dwellers community at exactly 3:03 o'clock Saturday afternoon, with the Smokehounds at their heels try ing to bring them back to finish the game.
 Tickets On Sale
 'It was emphasized today that no change in the day or hour for the game has been made and that by that time training of the teams will be en- tirely finished
 "A complete change in the reper- toire of the football teams at the sec ond game here Sunday was announc- ed by Captain Harry Clark, who indi- cated that no stunt will be repeated at this clash.
 ''R. E. Souers, superintendent of schools, announced today that tickets 1 for admission to the game are in the { hands of a number of local business men and may be purchased from them ! The game is to be given for the ben : eft of the county council of the Boy 1 Scouts, who will receive all receipts | from admission"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-15

Most popular low-priced car aver ages about 43 per cent of the total number produced.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-15
Several Criminal
 Cases to Be Tried
 in Superior Court

County Attorney John F. Ross was in the city yesterday on business con nected with his office. He stated that there would be two or possibly three more criminal cases tried be- fore the first of the first of the year provided that the civil calan- dar did not take up all the time.
 The Walter. Bailey case, from Bis bee, will probably be one of the cases to be taken up. Bailey is charged with the murder of Owen s. Barnett in this city on the morning of November 8. Bailey is at pres ent out on a $5,000 bond.
 The Otis Johnson case will also be retired. Johison is charged with a statutory offense alleged to have been committed in Douglas several months ago. Johnson was acquitted of one charge at the recent term of the superior court but there were other charges against him.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16

caci li-au dat 0 crestere 81 invata-
tura buna de au ascultat Gle Pa
rintele care i-au invatat acest
teatru frumos.
Deci Gu fala lasam sa urmeze
mumele celOr ce au jucat teatrul
Piesa teatrala 'Prietenul adevarat
e piatra de de diamant'
PERSOANELE:
Mica Cocheta, Monolog declamatd
de d-soara Marie Bacaitan.
Veturia. mama, Silvia Bretoi.
Eugenia, flea Veturiei, Elena I'm
broane.
Laurentia, servitoarea Veturiei,
Elena Luchi.
Victoria pretena adevarata, Anna
Grlli
Marioara, Ilinca 81 Emilia, pretene
- false. Anna Mesoane, Marie
Grui, 81 Anna David.
Tn Indicator, Nicolae Galetari.
Tn scriitor, Pavel Ballejia.
TREI JANDARMI:
Jandarmul |, Constantin Capeti.
Jandarmul III, Stefan Bogdan.
.Jandarmul lii, Romulus Bretoi.
''The Dolls Frolic" Piesa tea
trala in englezeste Sub conduce
rea d-nei Hansen de la Y. M. G. A
PERSOANELE:
Fairy, Silvia Bretoi.
Mary, Floaria Iancu.
Topoy. Marie Nasi.
O. Yuki. Elena Luchi.
Susan shaftee. Iuliana lorga.
| Despre scoala Trilog predat d.
copii de scoala: Constantin Ca
Ipeti, Stefan Bogdan, Romulu
Bretoi. Cateva cantari poporal
cantate din violina de catra dr.;
Silvia Bretoi 81 oil Trojan Di
rOanca.
'Arvinte 81 Pepelea' Vodevi
Intr un act.
| PERSOANELE:
Arvinte de so de ami, dl lie Boral
Pepelea de % de ami, oil Simiol
| Paltlcl. -. 80. -. -.
Mandica, nepOata lui Arvinte
d-soara Anna David.
81 S s'au cantat mai multe can
tart rationale din partea copiilo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16
NSTIINTARE

Stunt rugati toti a0onsnt'
nogtri . observa urmxtosrele
regui La trimiterea peptrp
schinbare de adresx.
1. 81 20 scrie adresa vechs
unde ia mers xiarul ii address,
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiscare persoan1 u
se al&ture mxrci do s.. s. =
caute s. nj % des nunels strs
bei q q orasului oorest.
Cine nu obseryx aoests -
gull s. sadar asteaptx - | =
schi1hbs adreoa . M = poate
A11n11 - =.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16

The CollversMiller Co. este
departmental pentru vapoare
al lui Cleveland Trust Com
pany. Informatiuni despre Ca
latorie Sc pot procura della Off
ciurile indicate mai sus.
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DORESC
CONvOCARE

Presidiul Societatii Printul
Nicolae' din Bridgeport. Ohio.
Convoaca pc toti fratii membrii
de lua parte la .sedinta generala
de 8 luni care Sc Va tine in ziua
de IS Iunie 1922 la orele | p. m.
in Hala Societatii.
FratiIor membrii aveti in We.
dere Cd la aceasta sedinta vom
avea foarte multe puncte de re-
solvat in favoarea Soc. noastre.
Notati bine acei frati membrii
care nu vor fl de fata la aceasta
sedinta vor ii amendati conform
Statutelor.
In speranta ca fie care frats
membru va Fl de fata la aceasta
sedinta. Totodata rog pc fratii
membrii care sunt in restanta Gu
Cotele lunare. sau alte datorii
fata de Societate sa vie sd lie achi-
teze, ca altfel n'au drept de vot
nici de beneficin. Pana la reve-
dere am ramas salutandu-va.
In numele Societatii ''Printul
Nicolae' din Bridgepost, Ohio,
Gu deosebita stima.
Noise Puscas, vice-presedinte.
Gavrila Cornea, secretar.
(140-41).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16

- cUplIelOf ue ScOdId SUI cOIl.
ducerea Parintelui G.. [. Costa,
find foarte aplaudati din partea
.publicului.
Asemenea multamim d-nelor
,colectatoarelor Mariuta Ghelezan
81 Maria Iancu care au cOlectat
frumosi bani pentru cumpararea
florilor la petrecere suma de
$5O.75.
Asemenea multamim 81 tuturor
d-nilor 81 d-nelor carl au donat
, aceasta suma frumoasa, lasam GU
fala sd rrmeze numele donator:-
lor 81 donatoarelor: usa4
Marina Simleni $ls5O; I,1iana
Bujescu $l.0O; familia Dimitric
Sarofolian $1O0; Ana Bocaintan
,$1.OO; Lena Socol soc; Eya Stan
ciu soc; Sida Muntean b0c; Nj
colae Lazaruica soc; Maria Ma
Genie soc; Catita Moroica $1.0O;
Rista Jebelian $1.0O; Inliana Bar
zac $l.0O; Andronita Bacaitan
,$l.OO Paraschiva Diroanca SOC
LLAMA Simiciu soc; Magdalins
Satmari soc; Benz Bujescu soc
Elita Muntean soc; Dimitrie Da.
vid $1.O0; Tanasie Ciurcie $1.00
Catita Barzac 800; Blceri Ro
mani din Rice $1O0; Eva Craciur
soc; Marina Simleni soc; Achin
| Caraba soc; Milan Stanciu SOC
Ella Sebu soc: Petru Opris soc
| HE Cianadi soc; Anna Mescoans
!3Oc; Anna Rosu soc; Maria Sta
mil SOC; Petru Belgia soc; Ioa,
, Cincu 5Oc: Maria Iancu soc; Lena
Luchi 3Oc; Pavel Damian 25c
Sida Comlosian 25c; Chiia Ciur
Gle Zoe; Maria Denghel 25c; Floa
ria Oprian 25c; Nicolae Deial
25c; Elita Tonia 25c; Anna Crl
sta 25c; Ila Ianculescu 25c; Saw
Muntean 25c; loan Selegean 25c
George Cochela 25c; Lucreti'
Paitici soc; Lena Chinda soc
Petru BecheS soc; loan Munteal
oOc; Elena Bretoi soc; Savet;
Popa soc; George Capeti soc
loan Lipovan soc; Ana Luchi SOC
lleana Damian 25c; Mrs. La. Va
dee 25c; loan Sarafolean soc; Io1
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C0NvOCARE

In urma starei anarchice, ce a
inceput sa Sc arate la Parochia
'Sf. Treime'' din Youngstown.
Tn gr,lp de membrii credinciosi,
am hotarit sd convocam la adu-
mare. pc toti acei membri, carl au
cOntribuit din toata inima la in
faptuirea acestei ,parochli.
Stunt rugati a lua parte tot
aceia. carl cred ca cinstea Gu ru-
sinea nu poate sta la un loc.
Adunarea sc va tine in ziua de
II Iunie tSambata seara) la orei1
80 in Hala Societatii 'Fratia'
din East Youngstown.
In numele grupului.
Stefan Florescu, Farmacist.
(140-4D.