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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-28

Lhnt minstrelsy still has many new
ihings to offer is shown by the act OF
Johnson Brothcrs and johnson, who
strike high average for comedy. Wes-
ton and Marion sing and dance with
good result. Other acts include Fargo
and Richards, White and Grey and
the Aerial Dc. Crafts. daring gymnasts.
Pearl White. in "a Virginia Paradise
is the film attraction.
Keystone - A feature Of the bill was
Mile. Donatella's colorful Carnival of
Venice Ryan, Weber and Ryan Of.
fcred musical comedy sketch. Ruckcr
and Winfred offered n pleasing bit Of
entertainment. Other numbers were the
Ebony. Hued Entertainers" Frank
and Ethel Halls, in comedy skit
Harry Cooper, In songologue. and
White Eagle" the Pathe serial, and
news subjects.
Nixon - Coradini's Animals were A
hit with both young and old as the
headline Offering. Cecil Weston and
company offered songs and sketches.
Other numbers were Dewey and Rod :
gers in farcc comedy: Miller and
Chapman, In a speciality: the Kama
Japs, in an Oriental novelty, and
Marry the Poor Girl" as tho screen
attraction. There will be change Of
bill Thursday.
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NOVELS, PLAYS AND BIOCRAPT]
DARWlNISM ATTACKED
A Novel That Should Interest
the Kentucky LEGISLATURE

Rnmor in London has It that Harold
Bcgbie wrote ."The Mirrors of Down.
ing Street" The man who wrote "rhe
Mirrors of Downing Street" wrote
The Glass Of Fashion" This Is &C
knowledged on the title page. The
type of mind that produced "f'he Glass
Of Fashion" is responsible for '"The
Sonsl. Harold Begbie's name Is on
the title page Of '"r6e Ways OF Laugh.
ter" Ergo. Harold Begbic wrote "The
Mirrors Of Downing Street" The only
weakness in this line of argument lies
In the assumption thnr there can be
only one person with the Harold Beg
bic type of mind. 1t is n fatal weak.
ness, for there are many Begbie minds
on both sides OF the ocean. Those
members Of the Kentucky Legislature
who wish to prevent the teaching Of the
theory. Of evolution in the public schools
and the university of the State are
Straton, with his hostility to modern
science, is a ,Bcgbieitc. and so are the
men who train with him.
is not to discover the authorship Of
The Mirrors Of Downing Street" but
to say something about "Thc Ways Of
Laughter" The book, which Is a
novel, starts out most delightfully."-. The
first two or three chapters give the
reader the impression that he is to be
entertained by II merry comedy. They
are light. graceful and touched with a
fantastical humor that is entertaining.
But rs the novel proceeds it turns into
II tract attacking the claims Of science
and arrnigning contemporary London
s,y society for its deg,s,neracy, 1t lis is The The
Of novel. Mr.. Begbic has done it
humorously in the hope that he can
enticc people to read his plea for the
old standards Of conduct and his de.
nunciati0n of the arrogant claims Of
science. Indeed. he makes his hero say
that there has been no genuine science
since Lamarck. He calls Darwin the
greatest impostor that ever lived and
blames him for the degeneration Of 30.
ciety in England.
The story tells what happens when a
cloistered philosopher and his daughter
are brought out of their exclusion into
contact with the kind of life that Beg
bic insists Darwinian science is re-
sponsiblc for. The father is demoral.:
lied by two fashionable women, one of
"Margot of Mazda Vale" In allusion
to more famous Margot of London So
ciety. And the daughter Is grossly be.
traycd by a man who had lost his faith
in religion through reading the fathers
books.
Those who read for pleasure will find
the book entertaining If they skip the
parts, for there Is a ten.
der and moving story in it told with
sympathetic insight. Tho anti-Dar-
winians. of whom there seem to be
considerable number in the United
States, will find the argumentative
parts very much to their taste.
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iiARRIED EIGHT AND STILL
FAILED TO GET GOOD HOME
Advises Girls to Wed Only for
Love

Cleveland. Fob. 2S.--(By \. p
HllS who anticipate n happy wcddcd
life should marry for love and not 70,
: home or money. This declaration was
made today BY Mrs. Jennie seaman
.u>t before she was taken to the Marys-
villC RcformatOry to serve an ind"trr-
inmate term for bigamy. She admitted
"a" married eight men without obtain
irs II divorce from any.
II wouldn't advise any girl to marry
unless she knows what she is doing.
Mrs Seaman said. Il married wien l
was eighteen, hoping to get good
tcmr.
My first husband was teacher Of
languages in Nashville. Tenn. ! got
him through matrimonial paper. |
didn't love him. and IN looking back I
realize now that ! never loved any man.
But ] wanted good home. so left my
home in Pennsylvania and Went with
him 10 Nashville.
I'VE lived together about year and
] found out he was Il crook. Even on
our honeymoon he got Il number of books
in Cincinnati he never paid for.
learned later he had been sent to Sing
Sing prison for nineteen years.
My next husband was "A bartender.
We lived together 70" about twelve
Years. He got 70 drinking too much
and was very abusive. | left hun III
NIcndvillc, Pa.
Ny third was waiter whom 7 met
in a restaurant where ! worked in
buffalo. Then married a ten pin set :
ter In bowling alley. N.Y. fifth was u
cafe proprietor in Buffalo. Then ! mar
lied chef, n laborcr and n fake de-
trctivo, a Cleveland man. Hes in The
,efOrmatnry now,
- Il La
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-28
TAWORY STORY DRESSED UP
IN REGAL MAGNIFlCENCE
"Foolish Wives" is Masterpiece Of
Production: Plot Is Not Admirable

Aldine That much press agented
''million dollar" picture. Foolish
Wives" leaves one with curious mix
ture of impressions. 1t shows what
an influence upon tho critical faculties
n lavish expenditure of money can have.
Erich Won Strohcim has skillfully sue
cecded in throwing up II barragc ot
magnificcncc that obscures n tawdry
and banal story and makes the whole
production seem genuinely artistic. But
when all is said and done. if Universal
spent million on this picture &c isn
the wives who arc foolish.
In its essentials it is plain "crook y
story, set among the garish and gor-
geous surroundings Of Monte Carlo. 1t
concerns the activities of three swim :
dlers, the Princcsscs Olga and Vera
pctschnikoff and Count Karamzin. the
last named being played by Won Stro-
helm. The arrival Of a special envoy
from America and his wife set the three
to planning TO use them for -winuilne
purposes, but the Count, an incorrigiblc
libcrtinc. mixes his amours and his
swindling, and, in the end. though he
nearly compromises the American wife.
he IS killed by the iratc father of a
half wittcd girl whom be tried 70 wrong
and his body is thrown down Il sewer
fitting ending to this film.
IL is n pity TO see such splendid ef.
for, and such magniicence of settings
wasted on tale that oifNnds good taste
so frequently. Won Strohcim show
himself not only a mastcrfui director
and editor. but his acting in his vii
lain's role IS very far above the ordi-
nary. He has surrounded himself with
q strong cast. every one of whom does
thoroughly workmanlike Job, though
"Miss du Pont.' the new name for the
former Margaret Armstrong. Is hardly
worthy of the stellar position to which
She was elevated 50 suddenly and so
nystcriously not long ago.
Maude George and Mae Busch are
excellent as the Counts fellow swim.
dlers. and Dale Fuller, ns the maid who
also falls a willing victim to the re-
sistless charm Of tho Count, proves
strong in difficult purr.
Not even Queen Of Sheba" or THE
odora' can boast more magniticence of
the sets built especially for them. The
reconstruction of Monte Carlo. both
exterior and interior. made in Califor-
ria. and the seaside scenes initiating
the Mediterranean shore are astonish-
ing, and the other interiors are quite In
keeping. The photography in most cases
is superb.
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by Join BI.\KE - .'' w '''t""''o"

rcm,tting Ia or on tho part of the men
" l." Undr the world progress.
Ihcr" are in history examples for
every young man Of the present.
lhrr" are men who accomplished the
same sort of thins that each of US is
Try ing To do.
Read their life's stories. Read cspc.
C!nl!N that Of Leonardo li Ninri and
michel Angelo in Italy and King Alfred
IN England.
Find your "hcro," for form Of hero
Worship. next to religion, is one Of the
most valuable incentives to high en-
deavor.
Vot will find rs you read that your
i curiosity about the world and its
!"orlc VIII incr"asc, and that you win
hay" laid tho foundation for Il liberal
rdnratlon. which by Industry Is to be
had without the aid Of any school or
college.
You will find, too. that sooner or Inter
you will select some particular indyid-
ual as an example, and that by trying
your best to follow this example you
will make, your own life broader and
better and more usefll, both 10 YOU
aAa 1sas tpAlew human )Selas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-28
DEFENDS HENRY FoRn
A Life Of the Desroi. Manui,.
turer in a Friendly Vein

Every sophisticated man vbo ...l
Sarah T. Bushneil's 'The Truth ~ ~
Henry Ford" (Reilly 4 Ls.i
wonder why the friend, Of NJ -,
nave co.operated with the author .. : "
PREPARATION Of q book in defense ~ - N
automobile manufacturer. CIV
tnat MIR. Ford has politica, omh,.,.
ana a. Is preparing the way to run J.
sne senate in Michigan again this ~
senator Townsend's term ern,,:'
be chosen in November. "u
Ihere Is a chapter in N. ,..,
the Ford Newbcrry senatorial o.v vs
IN which the statement Is msao =.
Mr. Ford is a Republican and ,.u. ~.
has been a Democrat and tbs, T =. ne,s
sented to enter the race at tbe n.,' M sOa
request Of Mr.. Wilson. It 1. as| s,o..1
iurtner that Mr.. Ford's defeat ~.
due In part to the letter Of Mr. yvu'
calling for the election of Democr,.. h
congress. n a letter which cost Mr. y.
iV'vO votes. and In part to tho 80.
on Mr.. Ford for continuing in h;a ;'.ac
play a man OF German birth. AccorSs'u ~, s'u
70 tne author of the book, the o,t.
was unlustiiied. as the man was iors
70 the United States and was worI;v
night and day to increase thc ss;o;sn sS;o;s.n
OF the Ford plant, which was tnraac
out war materials. ''rn'n
The chapter on the peace .b;, a..
ITS best to clear Mr.. Ford of tho od;', Gu
which attached to him because ~ Ue'l ".
attempt to get the boys out - Nv
trenches BY Christmas. We ore ~
that MIR. Ford returned to America coa .U
vinced that the war would NOT enS ~. ss
a long: time that he had been m;siod \
regard to the desires Of the Gob,;.
nations, and that the United Sts,s
would ultimately be drawn int n:
conflict. As soon as he ret,Irned ~
began to get his plant in shane to rr
put war materials, and IL was In sucI
shape that when, a. long time aftcrwnrS
congressional committee asked h,"|
how quickly he could begin 20 turn % oms|
cars and munitions he replied that N
could make the first deliveries NJ
o'clock the next afternoon il he tsl..
graphed at once to start work.
The book Is full Of praise for NJ,
Ford. as II 1t were intended to serve
as a campaign biography. The auths,|
was assisted in preparing it by Mn
Ford and by residents of Detroit whc
have been connected with Mr.. Ford h
,ne way or another. and are his friend,
But whether 1t has u political purpos.
pr not it Is clear that the book present.
Mr.. Ford to the country in the light X
which he would like to be regarded Fl
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Photoplays Else,chere

STANTON - 'Theodora," victorien
Snrdou drama. filmed as spectac-
ular production by Italian COM
| Dany.
KiRIToN-"My Bcy." story Of a
little immigrant, In which Jackie
Coogan is featured.
IA LACE --- Peacock Alley" with
Mae, Murray and Monte Blue
GREAT NORTHERN--"A Connec-
ticut Yankee in King Arthurs
Court" Mark Twain's comedy. with
Harry Myers
MARKET STREET - "Jane Eyre"
wit Mabel Bailin.
INPERIAL--"Quecn Of Sheba.' his
torical spectacle, with Betty Blythe;
ALHAMBRA---"The Last Payment"
with Pola Nesri and the DE Foe
Grand Opera Company.
COLONIAL - Her Own Money"
with Ethel Clayton.
LOCUST - Intrigue" with Poia
RirOLf-"Ths Child Thou Gavest
Me-" with Barbara Castletor.
BELMONT - Vendetta" with Pola
Ncgri.
CED3R-"Thc Mysterious Rider"
STRAND---"Hcr own Money" with
Ethel Clayton.
LEADER -- The Last payment,
with rcla Negrl
SIXTY-NTNTH STREET - Just
Around the Corner" with Sigrid
Holmquist.
COLISEUM - "A Heart OF the
North" with Louise Lovely.
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Shows That Remain


GARRICK - The O'Brien Girl"
Cohan musical comedy, with Eliza
beth Hines. Robinson Newboid,
Andrew Tombcs and Ada Mae
Weeks.
SHUBERT-"Make II snappy." re-
yue. with Eddie Cantor, assisted
oy Tot Qualtcrs and Lillian Fitz-
8ROAD-"The Gold Dlggers," Be
IascC presentation Of Avery Hop
woods, comedy of q phase Of
actress. life.
WALNUT =" Main Street" adapta-
tton Of Sinclair Lewis novel, with
Alma Tell and Mckay Morris.
ADELPHT--'Dog Love" comedy by
and with William Hodge
TChREST-"Orpha Of the Storm"
latest y. w. Griffith film. based on
Two Orphans"
LYRIC - Ladies' Eieht" Turkish
bath farce by Avery Hopwood and
Charlton Andrews.
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HISTORY Is the record of human
l. achievement

HISTORY Is the record of human
arhirvcmou',
1t contains tho lie stories of mcI,
who have built civiIiIa'inn.
In il you may ind what they did ard
how they did it.
You will learn Of IN" sacrifices they
underwent or tho efforts they put forth
Of the methods they employed.
You will find generally that those
who ought 20 have succeeded did So
and that the scoundrcls, while some
times successful. usually lived to re-
grct their rascality. or paid for 1t by
violent deaths.
In every chapter Of the history OF the
world Is inspiration.
The greatest Of course, is that OF the
Founder of Christianity.
Read carefully the history Of the rise
Of Greece and the men who accom-
plished ii,
Read how Rome, beginning with bar
bariSm, came TO control the whole
world.
Follow on through the dark ages to
the history OF modern times.
EVERYWHERE you will discover a
~ record oS voek--cz iutanso and n.
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TRocApERo'S NEW SHOW

Trocader--"Th Tango Queens, !"
this weeks show, has pep. jazzy tunes
md pretty girls enough to please the
most cxacting. Dave Shafkin, cading
comedian. is expert III extracting Laughs
and he is aided by Sam Bachem. Wv
ian Lawrence. Dolly La Sale and Bert
Lester. Mile. Rnscnd, the danseuse,
is special added attraction who pleuscs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-28
Nauclaln Named OeIenatc

NIoyor Moore has appointed Saln.r,
". NuUclain, president OF the baldwin
Locomotive Works; Francis dc st.
rhale, vice president Of Baldwin ),
and Kern Dodge, an engineer. as Phila :
delphia delegates TO the convention of
the American Academy of Political and
Social Science, at which forestry will
b considered
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GisH SISTERS HERE TODAY

The Tooth performance of D. W.
Griffith's "Orphans Of the Storm" oc.
ours at the Forrest Theatre today. Gel .
ebrating the event, Mr.. Griffith and
Lillian and Dorothy Gish will person L.
ally appear. ut both the matinee and
evening periOrmances.
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"CUpDlE UP" AT CASINO

ClsinO-"Nn upNrcclHulNe NNNlonce
laughed and applaudcd vigorously
throughout tn" two acts. and ten scenes
Of Jean Bcdni s "Cuddle Up show and
pronounced it an al.around success
Tho book of Billy *. Wells, free from
yu,garily. Was particularly wcIl liked.
Harry Dutchl Ward was the leading
comedian. and he received able help
from Ted llealy, George Sn! and
BERT hn IIrlmmntc.
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Charlie Chaplin Writes a eook

Charlie Chaplin's first book. M,
Trip Abroad published by Harper 4
Bros, Is breezy story. told with all III
flavor of the stars funniest work on
the, screen. and is an unusual chance
for his great public to become really
acquainted with him,
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Curiosity About the Mind

A third edition OF James Harvey
Robinson's "Thc Mind In the Making"
has just been published by the Harpers,
who announce that this is one of their
best sellers and is gaining in popularity
each week.
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M Miscellaneous


Miscellaneous
Bowman. Issiah~--'Scg World"
BrTcc, james Study OF American His.
tory"
Buchanan, n, Agricultural and In.
dus,rIa! Bacteriolog"."
Buck. a. F." Rudsct.makinE."
Burr, Walter--'ltural Organtzatlon"
CamP, Walt.r--"IIawihook en- Health"
Nuussmnn, Lawrer"e--''Ange.s and Min.
Isters."
,AIcKpurn. Stephen.-,"Whi Rener,b., -
Mas,hcd. Jchn--''ES,hrr and Rererice
Mast"rmHn. =. J.. G.---'llow England Is
Governed" "
Park, r. E,-'lmmigrant Press and Its
Control"
Patterson, G. A.-"Lunch Room a, a
Money maker" :"
rrog,' IL G.--"I.lte OF Georg. wes,,nr.
house"
Van Dorcn. Carl--"American Novel 4"
Williams. g. D.-"Christian Ministry apd
Social Problems" 'N
Williams, Talcott-"rurkey
:. Williams. Whtins--"FuN Up and Pod
Up" ''
Fiction
Burnett. F. H.--'Eead o. the House OF
co0mhe' -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-28

tapitoi ATLAS Jimmy Valentine" is
not dead. actualIy or theaIrically, i,
would seem. for his spirit walks again
taud cracks safes IN BERT Lytells lat.
est feature, "Ladyfngers
Bert. who proved in the Armstrong
O. Henry yarn that he knew how to
play the role Of a romantic crook, hits
III" hu'lsrye again in this Bayard Veil
Ter story. OF course the hero enters
his own grnndfather's house 10 crack a
safe, ignorant who OWLS the place, bur
Thereafter n few changes are rung on
tho usual crook picture.
Ora Carewe is tie attractive lending
lady, and Frank Elliot and Edyth
Chapman have excellent parts which
they handle we'll.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-28

Hroadway-"A Connecticut Yankee
in King Arthur's Court" a MASTERPIECES
in satire and a riot of fun. is tho
cinema feature. The acconpanvinr
vaudeville bill is headed BY YES, NV
Dear. In this there are host Of
attractive specialtics in which chorus
OF talented and pretty girls play no
small part. II Is presented by Il larg.
company, which is lavishly costumcd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-28

Cross keys-''Pearls Of Pekin." mi.
steal comedy, headed the bin of merit
Murray Nolk. versatile performer, won
approval. The comedy skit of March
and Williams uls" scored. Banchet,o
and Dercr", piano act. pleased, us
did the Manlean Troupe. cuuIibrists.
~ t"atur" photoplay was also shown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-28

Allegileny-"Thc Juvenile Folies,"
miniature musical comedy presentation
wins headline honors. Rolls and Rove,
have skit which scores a decided hit
Others who please are Jack Reddy
songs, and Van and Emerson, ath.
ctcs. "A Connecticut Yankee" is til,
feature photoplay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-28
William Penn = There ere enough

laughs in the show to make one forget
pr"Scnt-day troubles. Trovato, tho Of :
fervcscent violiniSt. awakens A lot of
comedy as w"ll as melody from his
magic instrument. lie brings forth
plenty Of healthy applause. Weber md
Ridenour, artistic and active. land sol.
idly with their versatile dancing, Other
good acts on the bill are Laurie Ord
way, in >C"gS Fields and Fink. come
guns ana u" , '"Wn Seal. Madame
Na2imova in Cami!le" is the nhoto.
play attraction.
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Burnett, F. H.--'Eead o. the House
coOmhe 4"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-26
4 IN WHARF,

Parochia Romano CIR. Cat. ''Sf.
Todor" din Alliance, Ohio, prin
aceasta invita- toate Onor. Socie-
tati, Cluburi 81 surorile Parochii,
precum 81 tot publicul Roman din
loc 81 jur de a lua parte la fru-
mOasa Petrecere de vara (Picnic)
care sc va da din partea Paro-
CHIEF noastre in ziua de Dumineca
Rusalelor adeca in 4 Iunie st. n.
-+ocul pentru Picnic va ii la
fosta farma a d-lui Filon Conan
ldf pc w. Main Str. unde vom
Psltea merge Gu automobilele ce-
lea mari Gu bosurile pana la To-
cul destinat. : = / I,
RrStlh de intrare: Domnfi .35ci
Damele 81 D-soarele 25c; Copii
de scoala gratis.
lar muzica Nationala de sub
conducerea lui Tit Mailat din
Massilon, Ohio va distra onor
Ipublic Gu cele mai frumoase ari
de dams 81 cantece rationale dir
viOara.
Speram ca onor. Corporatiun
precum 81 onor. public crestin dir
loc 81 jur ne vor da tot sprijinu
D-nealOr atat moral cat 81 mate
rial lie multumim inainte hi
prlmlm Gu bratele deschise.
| Suprasolvirile Sc vor print cl
bucurie 81 Sc vor publica pc cal
zlaristica. Pana la revedere ra
manem Gu speranta Cd ne Won
lntalni Gu totii in frumoasa gra
dina cu pomii verzi 81 stufosi
| In numele Parochiei noastre v,
asteptam Gu drag.
Comitetul Aranjator.
! (124-26).
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OCNAvIETEI
Schite 81 Nuvele umoristice
De VASILE POP.

daca ma mai saruti.. Ce dracu!'s
= 'Nu te supara' Taicutule ca
Ell te iubesc cape un prieten, mai
rau ca pun prieten ca p 'un frate,
81 char mai rau ca pun frate..." !"
In 'carciuma, Dumitru chiama
pc evreu ca sal spuna ceva la
ureche, 81 il saruta pc bietul car
ciumar ca pc Q ibovnica.
Oyreul site Gu cine are face
81 Sc repede dupa vim, aduce,
toarna, si-si vede de- treburi in
pivnita, lasandu-i singuri.
Parintele vrea Sd imbete de tot
pc Dumitru, ca 50 poata pleca
fara grija, si-i trsge Gu bautura
pana ce-si pierde 81 4 eapul maj
Tau de cat taranul. Cand se in,
tinde Tontu ~ sarute din nou ps
,sf tia a. Pkrintele ii face un van1
u 4 az - sic1ndu-i:
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INvIT R E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Coroana Romaniei"
din Yorkville, Ohio are onoare d
invita- pc toate onor. Soc. onor
Cluburi onor. Parochii 81 pc tot
fratii Romani din loc 81 jur lua
parte la Marea Petrecere de Vara
(MaialD care Sc va aranja in ziua
de % Maiu 1922 pc farma d-lui
Midel din Yorkvville, Ohio.
Persoanele care va lua parte la
aceia petrecere sun rugati Sc da
JOS in Yorkville, Ohio care va ii
asteptati de persoana membru
al Societatii sus numita.
Inceputul petrecerei va Fl la
orele IL 80 a. IN. 81 va dura pana
la orele 8 seara.
Pretul de intrare: DOmnii 75c
Damele gratis.
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Muzica vestitului George Stoi-

Muzica vestitului George Stoi-
ca va distra onoratul public Gu
cele mai frumoase arii de dams 81
cantece rationale.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu mare
multumita 81 Sc va cuita pc Gale
ziaristica.
Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu cele
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
racoritoare.
Deci in speranta ca toti fratii
Romani din loc 81 jur ne va da
sprijinul,: D.nealor participant
intr 'un numar eat Sc poate pOate
de mare la aceasta petrecere. ~
Pana la revedere va salutam Gu
stima. In numele Societatii "Co
roana Romaniei" din Yorkville
Ohio. -.-.,.-.............-
| Comitetul Aranjator.
| (12O & % & 24).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-26
C0Nv0CARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Desteapta-te Romano
Hora Unirii din Detroit, prin pre-
senta Convoaca pc toti membrii
sal la sedinta care Sc va tinea
Dumineca % Maiu a. c.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
8 30 a. IN. Sc va -inchide la orele
L 30 a. IN. Sc va redeschide la
orele 30 p. m. Inainte de amiazi
va fl darea de seama de la Hala
dupa amlazi Sc va tinea sedinta
secreta, numai membrilor e'per.
mis- in aceasta sedinta.
Fiindca din aceasta sedinta va
depinde viitorul bun a Societatii
noastre. Toti membrii sunt stric,
obligati, d lua parte Id sedinta
Absentii Sc vor pedepsi conform
statutelor. 81 tot odata nu va f
in drept a obiecta la cele ce sc
vor decide in aceasta sedinta.
Suntem Gu deosebita stima.
(123-24l. Presidiul. :