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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-15
PROGRA,MULG


AZ Dimineata la orele 10 ST.
Liturghie; Raspunsurile la ST.
Liturghie le va da Reuniunea de
cantari nDOINA".
b. Dupa ST. Litur9hie ''Paras-
tas' pentru odihna sufletelol
membrilor 81 ,donatorilor raposati
al Bisericei.
Seara la orele $40 in Hala So.
cietatii 'Plugarul Roman 645
Poland Ave. Youngstown, Ohio
MARE REPRESENTATIVE
data de Reuniunea Romano de
cantari 'Doina"', sub conduceres
dirigentului parintele Muresan.
l. "Suna Buciumul'' de /. 81
mionescu, pentru Cor pixt -
Reuniunea Romano de cantar
''Doina.'.
2. az ''Dorul Meu, 81
By ''Neica Neiculita", de !
Muresan, pentru Cor mkt =
Repniunea Romano de cantar
''Doinas..
;. 'Cand treci had" de pSr
Muresan. ,pentru Chr MKT =
Reupiunea Romana de eSptar
'Doipa".
4. ''Zile de PrupDra' inehinata
Maj. Sale Regelni; de 0reste 3
Payelescu.
RERSOANd9I4K;
Pacpa, d-soara Firnta Fohir.
Viata, d-soara Livia Pop.
IIPatria, dina Maria Nuresan.
Libertatea, d-soara Ana Boholt.
Noartea, d-soara Maria Rnssu.
Ostasul, dl Noise AZ. Ckadea.
Taranul, dl Noise }. GSndea.-
Fata, d-soafa Elena I,spge.
| Feneis, d-pa Lucrstie PoRfilie
lcopilele d-soara Aae Lnpse I
! Cornelia Hapda !,
Mosneasllv A Nicols npteep,
5. Din Sezatosre y n YilH
'pentrp solii (d-na MN Nprea.
'si d-soara Elisayet3 5jsg) !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-15
INFORNATUNI

Atena. = Reggie Constantin al
Greciei este foarte bolnav. Are
inaduSeli 81 atac de vomat Con.
ditia lui este foarte serioasa.
Asemenea este serioasa 81 condi-
tia p'incipesei Elisabet& sofia
printului de coroana, despre care
S "a dovedit, care Zebra tifoida
Eri conditia Ell a devenit 81 mai
graya. Mama Ell. regina Maria a
ROmaniei. sc afla in Atena. langa
patul eli.
Trei femei an raportat All po-
litiei ca sult victimele unor hoti
earl Lea smucit portmoneul lor
din mana. Victimele sunt: Dina
Emily Kreamm. 2135 f. 55th Str.
Doamna Sarah Essin. 1904 E.
53th Str, 81 doamna Jeanette
Forsch, 22o' Clarkwood ave. SUI
mele furate sunt aproape you.
=
Sam Hrnsk. nm o3,nao;n .,
,nrta4 foarte v;,oaz an mn b,+
,cara . volt cal hata 9; cal ia
f,,;ascs IN atol;or,,l can din e5oo
WALTON ave III smnls bastonn,
do for din man, band;+nln; 8; y,
ms Ia fnoa pol;t;a IA landat
New aerk. VI = AM IN llfma
'osephlne Desar'ler 'oughllnA
iosi diili'loiata ca sefN'oare Ia 0
casa apfoaf'e ue 'ocuii'!a ihiiioila-
s'iiid. ietof, cdpli'al ae lflmu-
se9a 1eme'i' a fuslt Gu ca ST. pu-
''aho''-l ''h mel pc deset, a deela-
ral-o ae so!le. .and lhsa Tara a
oeNehi' lhsarelnafa' la maftllrlslt
ga tl este iiisurat. ''atrlilul Lem.
oech q ni''rl' = aVefea iul a ramas
lul lc1'* *Apol a murlt 81 acesta
oar Pc pai4l ae moaf1e q martu'
rlsit nevesfel sale exlstenta bala
ma vincent. Sofia Nl Victor g
'imaff'lflsit aceasta, IN mod dra
maize, inalnIea curIei dm New
fork' care ln ioc qe q Cid lul Am
cent suma Gle zo.Wo, cerufa dc el
= ia oar spma de $o2.uoo OH
sVerea iasata de tatal sau.
Domnisoara Helen oheehan z
'a spiialai A1>lnai ~ urma
anelo =! eSplosll ~ apaftamentnl e
din 23os Nayfield fd. ilamnlsoars
oneepah 7 avn etatea de 50 an
> iosI Proprlelareasa flrme
''ieyeland He'shfs kenfal 20. ca
&c l's' epr''a'a ae ea dc ma
! mui'' an
|
! nev ork' ro.'!la 70. a sas'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-15
MARE SERBARE

ell concursnl binevoitor al Reu-
niunei Romane de cantari ''Doi-
ma din Youngstown Ohio, la
care serbare invita- Gu toata dra.
gostea Onor. Parochii, Societati
Cluburi prectlm 81 pc toata sufla-
rea romaneasca din loc 81 jur.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-15

va ca mai lesne intra ofgonn1 CO.
rabiei prin urechile acului decat
bogatul in imparatia cernlui 81 to-
tusi nici un bogat nu vrea sd de-
.vina sarac, char daca bogatul
nmbla in reverenda 81 Gu mitra
pc cap. III
Printesa Maria a Engliterei 81
barbatnl Ell an sfarsit, luna dc
miere. Gasnicia adeyarata Gu toa.
tie consecintele ei abba eri s'a in.
|ceput-
George Cicerin, ministrul de Fl.
nante al Rusiei soviete poarta ju.
ben Ia Genoa, 81 lumea Sc fntreba
mirata daca Ia purtat 81 il Russia
ii
Q comjsinne a Riserieei Epis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-15
IN VT R {

Parochia Romana gr.-ort. st.
Treime" din Youngstown, Ohio,
aranjeaza in ziua de % Aprilie
1922 Gu prilejnl Jubileului de II
ami a ST. Biserici
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-15

Iondra. Cincisprezece suite
de spectator an fost martori al
scenei oribilp cand ayiatorul Sir
Ross Silnth a cazllt cn aeroplanul
sau. Accidental s'a intamplat
cand a incercat motOrul pOu sis
TEN Nickers Gu care Il volt sd faca
un sbor in jurul pamantului. Con
,ditiilc de vreme erau splendide,
adeci expertii nu-si pot explica
eauza accidentului., Expertii ma
sinei Nickers spun ca motorul a
fost perfect.
New York. = Gel mai mare
cantaret american 81 unul din cei
mai renumiti tenori al lumei.
John Mex ormack, este foarte Dol
nav. Timp de doua zile el era in
primejdie de moarte, dar doctorii
all declarat eri ca exista posibili
tatea de a fl mantuit. El n a fost
in stare sd vorbeasca de cateva
zile. Numai daca nu Sc vor iyi
complieatii, = medicii spera sd
Sc vindecc fara ca vocea sa fie
alterata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-15
IN tucA clNDfNu


Sc zice ca t0ate st,ldentele din
tara vor Sd felicite pc Judecato-
rul Bandy care decretat ca fe-
meia poate sa-si dichiseasca fata
cum il place daca nu intrebuin-
teaza mijloace earl primejduieste
yiata altuia.
j.
Daca snnteti bnni crestini nu
va gaDditi la Ghristos 81 Ia inva.
t3tllrile lni nlllnai la Cracinn, Ia
Pssti, 81 Ii yre-un necaz ci in toa-
II zilele 81 din mnlt putin ce aveti
dgti eelor carl n an de loc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-15
de asasinare. FL a &ost cQndamna1
la Is AMI in pepiteaciar.

de asasinare. FL 8ost condamnat
la Is AMI in penitsaciar.
~@~
Sugarcreeek, @. = Q coopera-
tiva a fermierilor, I incorporate
sub nnmele Sngancreek Farmers
Equity, a realizat in primpl an Al
existentei sale I'm profit de
$46l2, ceeace face posibil ca 81
|se dea dividende de 5 Ia suta:
S 'au facut vinzari de $180.175 .66
Compania ia avant tot mai mare
| Beardstown, Ill. Illinois de
sud este innndat 81 isolat de In.
NE, afara de communicate ce sc
poate face prin luntri. Sa sus
pendat din aceasta cauza circula
rea trenurilor de la cop1panis
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad. Ora
sui Beardston 81 alte comune din
vecinatate sunt sub apa. Toati
partea dintre Cairo 81 Peoria est,
sub apa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-09
IS NEED
Until That Is Made Keynote of
Business, All Fails.
Rotary Club Members Hear Ad-
dress on Business Ethics.

| Los Angeles. June s-Untu service
! is made the basis or all business" the
| possibility of government control viii
| hover over private and corporate en-
| terprise. Preston s Arkwright, press-
/ dent OF the Georgia Railway and
/ Power company. said in an address
before the international convention of
| Rotary clubs
Mr. Arl1wright appealed for
broadening of the interest of every
business man. looking toward the gen
eraI end Of complete understanding
and the resultant fairness that must
/ be the rule in al business dealings"
Abuses Of business, he declared.
must be corrected by the man engaged
| in business. Failure to do this. he
said, will result inevitably in correc-
ton by compulsion thru governmental
restrictions"
Discussing the recent history of
American railroads, Mr.. Arkwright
said, that they practiced unwar-
ranted Determinations between people
and localities and their free power
abused is unquestioned-
Public sentiment was aroused
against them As an inevitable conse-
quence they were subjected to govern
m entail regulation and control. Regu-
lation once begun. becomes progress
siveIy more restrictive Their rates
were fixed, their earnings limited,
their services specified their operat-
ing conditions prescribed, the wages
of their employees fixed
Duties and responsibilities were
imposed upon them and the oppor-
tunity to meet them thru enterprises,
initiative. and business nanagem ent
taken away As an inevitable conse-
quence, expansion and improvement
of railroads ceased. service deterior-
ated. operation became expensive,
freight and passenger rates became
high and the whole country with all
it's industries and all its business is
suffering from want of railroads in
new territory, by the abandonment
and taking up of railroads already
built, by inadequate and insufficient
equipment everywhere, and because OF
rates and charges higher than indus
try can bear"
The speaker declared that repe-
tition OF the history of the railroads
is occurring in the public utilities. in
the meat packing and coal industries,
even in the administration of real
properties.
Security from the possibility of
government control is a deIusion.'' Mr..
Arkwright continued. ANY business
or industry viii be held to be so at
fected by public interest as to justify
government control, If public senti-
ment demands it"
Mr.. Arkwright questioned govern
mental interference as a remedial
measure Operation of business by
government" he said. does not pre-
vent monopoly; it assures it,
What is needed among men inter
ested in business. Mr.. Arkwright con-
tinued. lis intelligent self interest,
self control. refraining from unfair
advantage, determination to give VAL
ne as well as take it. realization that
one class cannot profit at the expense
of another without eventual loss to
dependent on the services OF each
other"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-09
SCHOOL MA'AMS MAY DANCE
Attorney General Makes Ruling in
Mrs. Whites Case.

Kansas school na'ams may dance
without violating the state law. Local
school boards may also permit dane
ing in the scHCOIhouSe. That is the
ruling OF the attorney generals office
in the case OF Mrs. Clara White, Fin
ney county school teacher, who lost
her certificate because she danced.
Final decision in Mrs. Whites case
will not be made until Miss Lorraine
e. Wooster, srAte superi n tendenS OF
public instruction, is heard. At pres
ent Miss Wooster is not in the city.
The attorney generals office, tho, has
passed on the general theory that the
state law does not prohibit dancing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-09
This Is Result of Homer Tryz.

W III @1107--lF-t- : A-11'J
st. Louis, June 9.-Since Kenneth
williams of the St Louis Browns
jumped to the front as potential
king of the home run hitters, his bat
ting average has dropped 166 points,
he has fallen from first to fortieth
place among the bitters of the Amer
can league regulars
The Washington times., 1922-12-18
FOOD PRICES INCREASED
z PER CENT IN NOVEMBER

An increase of . per cent in
wholesale and retail food prices was
shown during the month of Novem.
ber by the Department Of Labor in
figures made public yesterday.
A decrease of per cent, how.
ever, was shown In retail food
prices for the year ending Novem-
Der Is, while an Increase Of 2h per
cent il shown in the wholesale food
prices during the year.
An upward trend Of l 1-3 per cent
was shown in the Wholesale price
of farm products. textiles. metals.
building materials. chemicals and
house furnishing goods during
November. An 1Sk per cent in
crease was noted In the farm
products for the year.
As compared with 1913. retail
food costs in November were given
as Sc per cent higher In Richmond,
81 per cent higher in Boston. Buff
fa.o. New York, Providence and
Washington.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18
Slippers for Gifts

Wemen's Felt Moccasans-
with padded soles. trimmed with
ribbon and pompon. In old rose.
lavender, oopen, wine and Ok
blue; sizes q to 5. At... Wv
. Womefi's Felt Slippers-Eur
and I ribbon trimmed; leather
soles: In wine, gray, brown,
lavender and black: &1A AK
sizes 8 to 8. At. ...... ~AO
Mems Leather House slippers
Everett and Romeo styles;
In black and tan; sizes e1 OK
Misses and Chfidren's Black
Jersey Leggins-Sizes 4 to 10
and II to 2. Regularly Coz
$1.00 pair. At. w.
Women's Satin Quilted Bou-
doir Slippers-With padded soles
and silk pompon; in pink. copen,
lavender, blue, old rose, Amer
ican Beauty and black. 31 90
sizes 3 to z. Aty. ..... ~A'O~
Mems Felt House Slippers
With padded or leather soles; in
gray and black; sizes &1 lQ
to 10. At. .......... WAO
Mems Leather House Slippers
Opera, Everett and Romeo
styles; turn soles; In dark brown,
black and golden brown; "a S0
sizes 6 to IL. At $2.50to V
The Washington times., 1922-12-18
PLEADS To j. 5.
TO ADMIT
GREEKS
Theodore BortoIi, Here, Tells OF
Turks Murdsrlng Monks and
Suicide OF Sisters.

A ringing appeal to the American
people to gave the thousands OF
refugees In Greece was made here
today by Theodore. Bortoii, .
wealthy, resident Of Smyrna. who
emerged from the recent Turkish
disaster minus his family and the
major portion of his big fortune.
Only brother, who is in an in
sane asylum following his expert.
ences, remains to Bortoli. When the
situation became threatening he took
his two sisters to what he thought
was q place Of safety, and endeavored
to put his mother aboard an Italian
warship, she being a native OF italy.
Subsequently all three perished In
the Turkish onslaughts. his prop
erty holdings were destroyed or con-
fiscated by the advancing hordes. and
only through his timely intervention
was his brother spared to him.
ION September H." he said, some
Turkish soldiers came. They fired
at lis and my mother dropped at
my feet with hole through her
forehead. ! placed her body to one
side and went for help. secured
the assistance of two Am orican sail.
ors. One was John McCrackin OF
the destroyer Simpson. We moved
her body to a place OF safety.
Then went for my sisters. My
heart sank as approached the
villa. There were signs Of destruc.
ton all around. The Turks had
been there. / found them lying dead
side by side. They had revolvers
in their hands and had killed them
selves to save themselves from the
Turks"
Borton is now In thi6 country en-.
deavoring to the utmost to hAvo
refugees whose relatives In this
country have guaranteed their sup.
port. admitted into the United
States.
Unless these refugees are moved
to other countries" he declared,
they will perish.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18
Silk UnderlDen1.

Crepe de Chine ENVELOPE
Chemise-In flesh and orchid.
trimmed with laces and inser-
tions and ribbon buds: assorted
charming styles; worth 81 or
$3.50 each ch-..,.,..s....
Six : Envelope Chemise- Tai
lored and lace.trimmed models,
with built-up and strap shQul.
ders: large assortment % QQ
OF models. :. $50. ~~O
The Washington times., 1922-12-18
CIee Club Concert.

A concert by the Catholic Uni.
casion Catholic university's orches.
ira will make its initial appear.
ance. As o special feature Of the
evening, J. c. Baumert will render
a cello solo, while q quartet and
double quartet will sing many spe-
cialty songs.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

Cr0p0 Do ChlnO NI8hte0wnS-
Beautiful qualities. In a large
assortment Of the daintiest of
styles. trimmed with laces and
ribbons. Priced at'NSs. S5.08,
H.S0 and. ...s.....
Crepe - Chine Envelope
Chemloe, IN pink and orchid:
beautifully trim m ed ,3S or
with laoes and ribbons ~
GOldenAerg's-Thlrd Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18
Rich Beaded Handbags.

These will make exquisite sifts and You may feel
sure thev Vim delight any wonan. Prices are very
much less than regularthe result OF special purchase
v.-,s 1,..61 ryss assortrnSut
E dsssn. dcsss ssaAsa' 'hsn hnA famss 1898
W. w.: NJ: 80 e -
and o 49,: :; ... - ~
bssdsd dssiens Values worth >1sa OAsUv
0soosnbeg4'e-4h1 Bler. .s@t
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

Msn's Pure Llnsn Initial Hand.
korChlsfs--s1ood quality; well
made with hsmstitched borders;
neatly embroidered In 81 KIT
itiAis. six IN boz. .....
Mems White Cstton HandlEer.
chiefs - Hemstitched bor-
dsrs: soft finish. Biz S0C
TOR ............s.... N
Mems Colore6 Border HAn1lEsr-
ehiefs.--AttrActivs pa&tsrnsi hem
stitched bordsrs: good 1Z&C
Msn's Initial aa1bsrshisfs--
Linen dnish quality. heavy en-
broidered initials, regu- QN,
larly S1.0o boz Of six....
Mons Hanll llserchlsfB - with
colorsd bordef, IA woven ana
corded effects. attractive
colottnss; supsrier quail Z5C
We ..ii.isisi iisn1ssrshisfs
with colored borders; pretty
corded border 1Awns, with ems
hroidsrsd iniflAis; regu- 7QC
lariy Il boz u ~.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

LeaIhor HAnGbAgs nn4 beamey
Osoeo--In black and colorS; -
soo6 quality morocco. oAlf. val
rus aAd fancy graan Seasners;
eiik q leather lined.
nsasssacnAl vAinss $2.05
Y,Saihsc Han dbass - Assortsd
shaues ana utyles. OF black ana
o0lcrsd feathers; included are
vanity Boolxs, Gwaseer HASs ana
Gnvsiops shapes; values
worth ts.oo and $3.50. S1.A
a4 .....s..........
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

Wtmsn's nlbbed Sport Hose
II, assortment Of colors In two.
t0nsl sffSctss IN sisss; 81 M
psrfo6t Quality. ....... OAevv
w. 3 Thsesd ana ArtificiAl
NH Hoe - With threA-seam
boclks In hack. castor. polo, rose.
bGln0, modlum gray
and suede; fAmsd S1.M'
s'ohyx" brand. ....,..
C.olAasherr's-Flrot FIO0r.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18
Women's Onyx Fuu-Fashioned
Pure Silk Stockings
(; y;';:. !: $7.65

perfect Some few with minor Irregularities which are
hardly noticeable Some have Isle garter tops, others
a. aux s the way p Choice Of plain shades Of black
whte favn gray cordovan, Russian calf and gold; also
beautiful silk clicked effects. In Christmas box ct
<Ss9t. 3.ts'. :
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

Practical GIFT.
Suggestions
$50 Room-Sixe Rugs,
$36.75
Alexander Smith 4 Sons
heavy, close deep pile AK.
minister and Seamless Velvet
Rugs with fringed ends. Light
or dark floral. oriental and
medallion designs. Large
room size. sx12 IT.
$25 Brussels Rugs,
$10.75
8 #. 3x10 It. 8 large room
size Alexander Smith q Sons
Seamless Brussels Rugs. in
floral, oriental and medallion
designs; good durable quality.
$S.05 Straw Rugs, $5.4S
9xl2 It. large room siss
heavy weight gtenciled Jap.
allese Straw Rugs, In green,
blue. brown and combination
colorings; choice of oriental.
medallion and neat border de.
signs.
So Smith's Rugs, $2.10
27xbl Velvet or Brussels
Rugs, Alexander Smiths
make: In floral. oriental and
medallion designs; best col
orings.
81 Bed Pillows, SIC
Bed Pillows. covered with
fancy art tickings. filled with
sterilfzed curled feathers.
76c Crib Blankets, Soc
30x40 Crib Blankets, blue
or pink plaid and block de-
signs: soft fleece quality.
SO Wool Blankets,
$6.06
Fine gradA S6 per cent
Wool Blankets. plaids OF blue,
rose. tan. gray. sire 6SxS0
inches for double beds; good
heavy weight: soisette bound
ends.
S. Comforts, $3.0S
Heavy weight Bed Com
forts, sixe 72x80 inches, filled
with soft white cotton; COW
cred with heavy cambrics and
silkolines. In light and dark
colorings; figured on both
sides, some with plain color
satine borders.
$3.50 Lace Curtains,
$1.65
Scotch. Nottingham, FIlst
and Tuscan weave Lace Cur.
tains. white and ecru colors:
2M yards long; neat and
heavy worked designs: choose
from curtains by the pair or
panel curtains. used one to q
window.
20c Cretonnes, 10c
Pretty Cretonnes for dra.
peries. scarfs. coverings OF
all kinds and other decorative
purposes. Light and dark
color floral, bird and foliage
designs. First and Fourth
Floors.
Cirls' Silk Dresses,
$10.00
Girls Taffeta silk Dresses,
all smart new models. in rich
browns and blues: corded and
rosebud trimmed styles; sisss
8 to II years.
Babies' Sweater Ssts,
$3.50 and $3.50
Pretty Atwood Knitted
Sets, including sacqueS, booteos
ana cap; white trimmed with
blue or pink, also, plain blue
and pink.--Third Flsof.
Infants' Dress Sets,'
$3.50, $2.08, $3.50 and
3.e6
Infants Dress and Petit
coat Sets, of fine white nAin.
sook; daintily trimmed with
laces. 4
Babies bootiss,
Soc to 41.z8
Fine quality Wool Bottles,
assorted styles, In white,
trimmed with pink Of elue.---
rhlrd Floof. .ia !
Babies' Sacques,
$1.10 % b
Knitted Wool Sacquss,
dainty new styles, trimmed
with ribbon; white with pink
or blue trimming. - Third
Floor.
81 Carriage Quilts,
$3.50
HAbies' Imported Silk Car
riAee Quilts, soft lustrUu1
qualities, IN pink Or blue.
with hAnd.smbroidsrsd sprave.
Third H1oor.
Babiss' Caps, e1.S0
Babies Hand-cro0h0ted
Caps, wool lined; white trim
med With blue and pink
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

WOmeu's Handkerchiefs- MA.
dsira effect embroidered corners;
dainty patterns; hand Ok
embroidered. At........ ~
Woms0's Pure Llnsn HAndl1sr>
ohlcf6-Wlth hemDtitohed Dor.
dert; good quality and
full sise; exceptional 1C1r
values at...............
B1yA' Initial Handlksrchiefs-
eoft finish quality. Six Coz
In b0x.
BOyr Handkerchiees White
ana oo,orsd borders, fun IN
91Do ....s............ 80
ChllArsa's II and 4 . r chiefA--
Boys embroidered corner stylee;
white and coiorsd sffects. Three
2Bc and 6Oc
Chillren's 0evsn-lay Hanl l1ksr.
chisfs -Prstty embroidered cor-
ner styles: one Tor each b
day IN The wssk; neatly klr
boxod ~. ..............a.. wv
Gsla1nbGy's -FFsl Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

Womsn's Paft.wool Sport Hoee
I'm heather shades: all with
two-tonsd silk clock UP 31 m
the side: perfect Quality Vvv
Women's 'sKayser" Pure Dye
Ingram 6illx Hose, full-fashioned;
silk from toe to top; In black.
seal brown. and gray; all si9es;
perfect quality. Worth ~ *
$500, pair. At...-.....
The Washington times., 1922-12-18
A Great Variety Of Gifts II the
Leather Goods Section

(3ifts for uoe, g1te for 0fnament--the smaIueSt N
hanhass for women and misses. In the newest styles
nd Iesthes and many novelties that make delightful
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The Washington times., 1922-12-18

Wb0non'p Han6Daen-rn an -
tenntvs assortment, Including ~
tho most desirable styles, shapes
and sinee, Of duvctynes, leathsroS
vssvsts ana uilks; In black en4
Solees. Pricsd It &1RM
Wsnssaifs HAndbses.-Of vslvse
Ana duvetyne; In black md col.
crs; a8sortcd popular styles. .soslfe
IN steel beaded effects.
Values worth Ss.oo and 81 "a
$3.50 ................ S
OoIdcnberg's-Flrt Floor.
, 1922-04-07
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

Lukis Confectionery Manufacture
ing Company was incorporated in
the office of the Secretary of State
of the State of Wyoming, at 9:05
o'clock a. M, April 3rd, 1922. The
term of existence of said company
is for SO years next after above
date. The object for which said or
p%oration is formed is to manufac-
ture, buy and sell as manufacturers,
wholesalers and retailers, all kinds
of candy, confectioneries, ice cream,
extracts and fruit flavors in the
State of Wyoming. The capital stock
of said company is One Hundred
Thousand Dollars, divided into Ten
Thousand shares at the par value of
Ten Dollars per share, fully paid
and non-assessable. The affairs and
management Of said corporation
shall be under the control of a board
of three directors, and C. Lukis,
Byron s. HUE and j. H. Adriance
constitute said board for the first
corporate year Of said company. The
principal operations of said COM
pany shall be conducted in the
County of Natrona, State of Wyo-
ming. The principal office of said
company is located at 145 East Sec
ond street, Casper. Wyoming, and
j. H. Adriance Is the agent for said
company in charge of said office.
]. II. ADRIANCE,
-, Secretary.
(W.A.C1
, 1922-04-07
LAND FOR SALE

FOR SALE - A splendid chicken
ranch at a bargain II taken at once
or trade for city property and some
rooms, two clothes closets, large pan
try, front porch, full size basement
Of four rooms: water upstairs and
DOWN.; sewer in; wired throughout:
81, 900 worth of outbuildings on one
acre of land; south OF Aliens Dairy,
is minutes ride from town or write
Mrs. Fanny Freeman. box 1853; also
one splendid team of mules. WACO
and harness. 4-6-3ts