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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
TODAY'S RECIPES

Griddle Cakes--Take two cups
flour. three teaspoons baking
powder, one cup milk, one tea
spoon salt, one egg (well beaten).
Mix flour, baking powder and
salt. Add milk to well beaten
egg ard pour liquid slowly into
dry ingredients. Beat for one
minute. Put q spoonful on we'll
creased griddle. When done on
one side. turn and brown on the
other. Never turn, more than
once. These are easily made and
delicious.
Fruit salad-Use large canned
peaches. Place one-half peach
on lettuce leaf and serve with
the following mixture: Take
equal parts of celery and pine
apple, heap on the peach, then
lay on a spoonful of mayonnaise
dressing. Sprinkle nuts, chopped
fine, on top. This salad can be
quickly prepared on short notice,
especially when company drops
in.
Rolled eefsteak--Make a good
dressing and spread it over a
two pound round steak. Roll it
up and tie securely and put in a
cloth bag and boil for two hours.
About half On hour before serv-
ing take from bag and brown il
in oven. Serve with good
brown sauce or with tomato sauce
with chopped green peppers.
SUGGESTIONS
AS it only takes minute to
sew on a button you may find
time saved when ironing, to sew
on a missing button, instead of
laying the garment away for some
future time. This saves two or
more landings. Try it.
Good Digestion
The order in which the foods
leave stomach is as follows;
Carbohydrate or starch foods;
starchy food combined with pro-
tein or "buildng" foods; fat
food; and lastly fat food in com
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
MILTON HELMICKS NOT TO
GIVE UP HOME HERE

Milton j. Helmick, newly elected
attorney general and Mrs. Hell
mick, have announced their inteu-
ton of making albuquerque their
home a part of the time, even
though they will live in Santa Fe
for the greater part. Mr. and Mrs.
Helwick s home on Luna boulevard,
one or the most artistic structures
in the city. built on the pueblo
style of Indian architecture is be-
ing occupied at present by Mrs.
He1mick's sister, Mrs c. Garfield
Kinney, of. California. Mrs. Kim
ney will reside here until the end
of school when she and her two
children will return to Major c.
Garfield Kinney in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmiek leave for
Santa Fe tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30

not; therefore, the time taken for
stomach digestion does not tell
the whole story of indigestion"
by any means.
To Keep Pillows From Getting
Soiled--Make pillow slips the size
of your pillows and baste or but
ton shut, and use under the out
side slips. They need to be laun-
dered only two or three times Il
year, and they keep the pillows
clean and looking like new. You
can make them out Of ends of
worn out sheets, one from each
end Of sheet.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
LEWIS STEVENSON HOST
AT DINNER PARTY FRIDAY

Lewis Stevenson was an agroe-
able young host last night at a
dinner party at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles II.
Stevenson. on North Twelfth
street. His guests were Fyte
Peters, Fritz Allen, John Pill
cher, Junior Matson and Bobbie
Nordhaus.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
DINNER PARTIES PLANNED
FOR INAUGURAL VISITORS

Several dinner parties for Albu-
querque people win precede the
inaugural ball in Santa Fe on New
Years day, among them, the dim
> ner party to be given by Captain
ySand Mrs. Robert Thornton. They
~ all have 20 guests.
DR.. and Mrs. Fisk have also
issued invitations to a dinner for
an equal number of local visitors
in the capital.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
|HOUIEHOLDHINTT

bination with protein food. This
accounts for the delay in digest
ing fried food. Translated into
terms of fried food, butter this
means: Cereal or bread or rice
are more quickly digested than
any other type Of food. Meat or
fish or eggs come next; fat meat
! Except bacon) or fatty food
like fried oysters take longest of
| all. 1t is we'll to remember. how
ever, that at certain times one
part of the digestive system may
| be in perfect order and the other
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
VISITORS FROM SOUTH
ARE CHESTS OF HONOR

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Chatham
we're guests OF honor at a dinner
party Wednesday evening, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leron Walls
ton. Supper was served at six
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatham will
laave after the first Of the year
F. III Paso.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
MISS SIAIONsON GIVES
PATTY EOR LITTLE TOTS

Miss Margaret Simonson enter
tanned the members of her Sunday
school class of st. Paul's Evangel-
lean Lutheran church at 4 Christ
mas party last Tuesday afternoon.
About twenty little folks were pres
ent; games were played; there
were Christmas presents for all;
and refreshments were served.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
MIR. AND MRS. MERSFELDER
HAVE DINNER, PARTY

A dinner party for eight of their
friends was given Thursday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Mers-
fielder at their home on North
Fifth street. Christmas deeora-
tions were used on the dining table
and In the living rooms. The fol-
lowing guests were present: Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Mabry, and Mrs.
Mabry's mother, Mrs. Burns; Or.
and Mrs. C. II. Conner and DR.,
Conner's mother. Mrs. Conner, of
Kirksville, Mo-; and Mr.. and Mrs.
u. 3. Garcia.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
FYFE PETERS HONOR GUEST
At DANCING PARTY FRIDAY

Junior Matson was host last
night at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Matsou on
West Gold avenue, at an informal
dancing party for Fyfe Peters
who is home from Los Alamos
school to spend the holidays. His
guests were fourteen young peo-
pie, of thirteen and fourteen years
OF age.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
COMPANY FORMED

Los Angeles, Dec. 29.-Gavin
McNab, San Francisco attorney
who defended Roscoe c. Crafty J
Arbucklo in his three trials in the
northern city for mansaughter in
connection with the death OF Miss
Virginia Rappe, screen actress, has
organized company to star the
motion picture comedian in the
Comeback" he plans, it was an
nounced here tonight by Joseph M
Schonck, producer, who previously
stated he would rc-omploy Ar
buckle.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
TRANSIENT GIRLS GUESTS
Al Y. w, CHRISTMAS PARTY

Tie girls OF tho TrI-S club and
those OF the hospitality committee,
numbering SO, had delightful
party last night at the Y w. C. A.
recreation center on North Second
street. Red and green streamers
frightened the rooms, and, follow
ing a merry (rather than stately
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Matson and
daughter, Miss Marcella Matson,
will leave tomorrow for Santa Fe
to attend the inaugural ceremonies
and the inaugural ball.
Professor John d. Clark, of the
university, and G. y. Kaseman are
in Los Angeles on q business and
pleasure trip. DR.. Clark will re-
turn by way of Yuma, to look over
the game hunting there. and will
be home in about n week.
Miss Beatrice Hill leaves this
morning for Stanford university TO
continue her studies for the second
semester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Chatham OF
Harrodsburg, Kentucky, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leron Watson, will leave Monday
for FL Paso to make their home.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
After-Dinner Tricks
No. 72--Tellinr Date Of Coin.

A penny Is borrowed, and withou
my one noting the date, 1t Is laid be-
seath handkerchief. The performel
reaches under, feels the coin, names tn,
date, and then brings it out. His gues
6 found to be correct, and is attributed
TO his remarkable "sense Of touch.
Tho secret is another penny, belong.
ng to the performer, which he pre-.
viously slipped beneath the handker'
,hief. He knows the date on his owr
ioin, and 1t is that coin which he draw
,ut. The other coin is picked up with
he handkerchief and pocketed, whil'
he performers coin is returned to tn,
,arty who lent the original penny
9f course, the coins must look alike a,
. age. for it may be that new coir
10 offered whereas the performer ha,
,nly an old one to substitute. Be pre-
pared with both a new and an olt
Benny.
1spwi0hf, IssL sy Pablo Ledger comyas,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
UNIVERSITY AND HIGH
SCHOOL GIRLS HIKE

The mild December weather
made a hiking party in which
seven girls participated yesterday
morning, an exhilarating pleasure
The young ladies' walked six miles
to Tamarisk Inn, and there had
luncheon. They were the Misses
Lucy Jane Clark, Anita osuna
Aurelia Osuna, Florence Adams
Mary Jardine and Flora Chess.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
CELEBRATE TWENTY-FIVE
,.t tE1nnINC ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Albors, old
time residents OF Albuquerque,
who are well known in Old Town
through Mr.. Albers' position as
postmaster there, celegrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
last evening at their home. About
twenty Of their closest friends
were invited in to play cards.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
MIR. AND MRS. ROSLINGTON
| To GIVE MASK RAIL-

A mask ball which bids fair to
be one of the seasons brightest
events. will be that at which Mr..
and Mrs. George Roslngton will
entertain this evening at Monk
bridge Manor. supper will be
served at half past ten and dane
ing will continue from then on un-
til a late hour.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
DUNDEE BEsTs o'BRIEN

Milwaukee, Dec. 29,--Johnny
Dundee, junior lightweight cham
pion, tonight easily outboxed Tom
my O'Brien, California, in a ten
round, no-decision bout which went
to the limit Newspaper critics
were unanimous in awarding the
honors to Dundee.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
c. E. SOCIETY ENTERTAINS
At CHRISTMAS SOCIAL

The Christian Endeavor society
of the Lutheran church gave a
Christmas social at the church
parlors this week which was at
tended by all the members and
some of their friends, the guests
numbering about fifty Christmas
presents ranging from toy rattles
to washboards, were distributed to
all
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
MRS. WHITMER TO BE
HOSTESS AT DINNER

\ Mrs. T. u. Whitlner VIII enter-
tain at dinner this evening IN
nonor OF her sister, Mrs. Fred
Brooks, who is visiting her. The
affair will take place at the Whit
1ner home on Luna boulevard.
There will be IS guests.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
FACULTY MEMBERS GUESTS
AT BRIDGE PARTY FRIDAY

Professor and Mrs. LOCKWOOD
gave small informal bridge party
last evening at their home in Uni
versity Heights for a few of their
friends. Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. C. T. French, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Benton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Simpson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il, e. Hess]er,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
PROF. AND MRS. LOCKWOOD
RECEIVE FACULTY MEMBERS

Professor and Mrs. X. 5. Rock
wood gave reception at their
home Thursday evening, on the
occasion OF Prof. Rockwood's
birthday. Thirty-five of their
+ Friends, faculty members and their
wives, called to extend their con-
= gratuIations to the host. Poin-
sottias and red candles were used
for decorations, and the Phi Mu
sorority girrs assisted in serving.
Miss Leona Sherwood presided at
the tea table and poured.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30

When foods are added to the
baby's diet, do it gradually, try
ing only a teaspoonful of the new
food at first and then giving more
when you are certain it will agree
with the infant. 1t is wise not to
start new foods during the sum-
mer.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
MISS DEARING HAS PARTY
EOR UNIVERSITY SENIORS

Miss Viola Dearing, at whose
home in University Heights a
number Of U. N. NJ. seniors are
staying this winter, gave an in
formal party for them last even
ing. Several Of their friends were
invited In for the occasion, also.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30

Bake the bones you are saving
for soup, just q few minutes in a
hot oven, and they will remain in
good condition for several days.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
FRIDGE PARTY FRIDAY NIGHT
40 PORTERFIEID HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Porterfield
we're hosts last evening at a bridge
party at their home for eight of
their friends. The party was an
informal affair given for the hol-
iday season.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
MRS. M'LANDRESS HOSTESS
AT AFTERNOON TEA TODAY

Miss COnoVer, a COUSIN OF Mrs.
G. s. McLandress and Princeton
student who is spending the win
ter In Santa Fe, will be guest OF
honor this afternoon at an infor-
lrual tea at the McLandress home.
There will be Is guests.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30

Arizona's sunshine, combined
with diet Of fruit and vegetables,
has given the state an almost per-
feet baby. Patricia Ann Roberts is
the youngster who scored 90.5 in q
better babies contest. Her mother,
Mrs. j. l.. Roberts uf Phoenix, de-
clares that out-of.door life Is
'--'--'ly responsible,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
AFd,:i;sh!oo5 F,:i;
U ol'ecols1 j &C.,:
- Northn9
JUST IMAGINED YOU CAN
MAKE THIS DRESS IN AN
HOUR FOR ONLY $3.50.
~ Aanabet
y Morthso1on

N4GhAN1- AAAS ANLsCD 44N 4A4N
HOUR FOR ONLY $3.50.
Exotic charm, grace OF line and
extreme simplicity contribute to
make this frock of crepe de Chine,
Crepe-hack satin or charmeuse.
How shocked our grandmothers
would be If they but knew the way
we stalk about in togs that reveal
a most Careless gentlewoman"
just because we are quite proud
Of our unfinished, selvsge-edged
frocks. But there are few Of US,
II we endeavor to make our own
clothes, that don't appreciate this
whim of Dame Fashion. This
smart frock exploits the popular
use of the selvage edge which en-
ables any woman who sews 10
complete the garment in an hour.
Can you imagine that your new
frock made after this pattern from
crepe de Chine at $3.50 per yard
would only cost S4.50l
The pattern No. l643 cuts in
sizes small, medium and large.
The small sizes requires 3 yards
S6-inch or wider material. Price
l5c, stamps or coin (eoin pre-
ferred).
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30

When tho cane seat in chair
becomes sagged. wash It with hot,
coapy water, rinse in clear water
and dry in the fresh air. This
process will tighten it a great deal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
Hardwood Floors

Hardwood floors can easily be
cleaned by wiping them thorough
ly with a cloth dipped in turpen-
tine and then polishing.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
PROFESSORS HUNT IN
SOCORRO DISTRICT

Dean Thomas r. Eyre, Dean L.
y. Mitchell and DIR. Haught re-
turned Thursday from q three day
hunting trip near Socorro.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30

grand march, confetti and serpen-
tines were thrown. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Martha Valiant was In
charge.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30

Rub little olive oil on and
around your finger nails each
night before retiring and you will
find them much less brittle.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
MISS MACARTHUR, TO GIVE
BRIDGE PARTY TODAY

Miss Mary Macarthur will enter
tain at bridge this afternoon at her
home on North Twelfth street.
There will be two tables.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
HOUSEHOLD
OUCCEnSTIONS
IN 4 q kiasiAas...--------.-.-


Radishes will be more crisp IL
allowed to stand in cold water a
While BEFORE serving.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30

In the last twenty-six years only
six ounces of radium have been
produced.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30

Order patterns by number. Send
all orders direct TO Fashion De-
partmcnt, Albuquerque Morning
journal, $50 South Wells street,
Chicago, Ill.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30

VtVT IR0TT ~ IIII T1F1IVT1
Columbus Allsop returned home
this morning, after having drop
ped from sight ten days ago. He
does not explain where he has
been, but said he was pleased to
lind that his wife had not set in
to try to marry again.
Someone handed Atlas Peek an
almanac today. but he passed #
on. saying he was already reading
more papers than he could he
lieve.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
Advance Showing OF
SPRING HATS

WYE TAKE this means of call
" ing to your attention an adj
" vance display of Spring Mil
linery, which is educational in as
much as it definitely shows the
trend of the coming season. Out
standing among the new ideas are
the Shiek turbans of various new
luxurious silk and metal cloths fin
ished in dropping feather effects.
The hats for spring will be small
and those with crowns will also
carry out the stream-line droop eff
feet.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
MENU HINT
Breakfast
Apple Sauce

Oatmeal Top Mill
Sweet Milk Griddle Cakes
Coffee
Luncheon
Tomato Bisque
Warm Bran Rolls
Emergency Fruit Salad
Tea
Dinner
Rolled Beefsteak
Creamed Cabbage
Mashed Potatoes
Cranberry Salad
Apple Snow Waters
Rolls Coffee
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-30
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face invatarea limbei lesnicioasa.
Se intrebninteaza numai invata-
toare Gu pregatire speciala.
Instructii necesare pentru inca-
tatenire Sc predau in multe scoa.
le. Aceste scoale coopereaza Gu
curtile judecatoresti de incetate
nire 81 sunt de mare folos streinu-
lui care doreste sa devina ceta,
team American.
Cataloage Sc pot avea de la
Biroul Directed Invatamantului,
Board OF Education, 1854 Broad
way.
Aceasta este lista a scoalelor.
Junior College At Central
High School.
| Cass Technical-Grand River
and High.
Central High-Cass and War
ren.
Eastern High-Mack and Bou-
levard.
| Northeastern High-Grandy
and Warren.
| Northern High-Woodward nm
Josephine.
Northwestern High-W. Grand
Boulevard and Grand River.
Southeastern High Fairview
land Goethe.
Southwestern High-W. Fort
and Waterman. !.
Western High Scotten at
Clark Park.
| School Of Commerce-at Cass
Techn.
j Bishop-Adelai de and Rivard.
| Dawson - Dawson and Jos.
Campau.
! Dwyer-Cameron and Canifif.
| Ellis-Junction and Rich.
i Garficld-Rivard and Frede
rick.
il elementary department in al
J | schools)
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R1oz1rAT1.

O treime cetitorilor bibliote-
cei americana din Paris sunt fran
cezi. Biblioteca este inzestrata Gil
10000 volume americana 81 are
abonate toate revistele 81 ziarele
americana. Biblioteca este cerce.
tata Gle cei mai renumiti savanti
81 oameni insemnati al Parisului.
u
In Anglia c obiceiu ca parintii
carl vor ca copiii lor sa intre in
Eton college ii inscriu imediat
dupa &c Sc nasc. Asa Sc poate inte-
lege ca pana la anul 1882 toate
locurile sunt ocupate.
d
Tn Toronto, muzica jazz este
oprita in parcurile publice.
q
Saptezeci 81 doua percente a
celor Carl platesc taxa de VENT
castiga mai putin de $500 pe al
Patrusprezece la suta ,castig;!
peste $1,000.
&
Orasul Hibbing, Minnesota, a
fost mutat la distanta de 3 mile
deoarece sub el erau niste vine
de frf ce contin 40 lmilioane dc
tone de minereu. Mutarea oraSu
lui a c0stat suma dc 15-1S,O0O..
600 dolari.
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Raspuns tovarasilor de
"Supra-c controla".

Pc cand Societatea "Albina"
MI are sta dc vorba GU mime
care inca nu este in stare a scrie
decat de cele din lume adunate,
raspund ell celor adunati. din
toata lumea 81 MI sd cunosc pc Ell.
Prestigiul Societatii ''Albina''
| sta mai pc sus decat adunaturile,
81 sa Sc site 81 de cei ce aduna
minciuni Cd vor culege rOdul lor
|Sarbu este un memIbru al Albinii
ISL va oferit sd inchideti pc cei
&c au defraudat dintre cei actu-
| ali, dar att crezut ca oameni ca
Sarbu sa pot bajoc0ri cu un fel
de adunaturi din lume. La ince>
| put att crezut sa facet I'm turn
lal Vavilonului 81 att ispravit GU
I'm musuroi. Contro1a att facut
vol de ce MI i-ati facut 81 isprava
pc cum adunati adunaturi. 81
acum sa ma adresez catra t0va-
resii mel de controla la Uniunea
is. r. A.
DIE Gardnlcscu 81 Lapadat.
Am controlat Gu totii IL zile 81
am aflat pc cum stiti pentru &c
matt facut cum att promis la 3
|zile 81 nnmai la 3 saptamani, 81
atunci ell tOtul altfel de cum au
fost semnat de cei prezenti?
Pentru ce Vasile I4apadat zicea
lea MI de lipsa sd mai controlam
aceasta. M era In rapport snb-
scris de 81 la urma- att scrls ca
toate sunt constatate de con-
trola. Pentru CO v. Lapadat, cand
a VENT la New Castle, a splls cd
'nu recunoastc mai multi din cele
cea zis fntrc moi la controla 7 PEN
atru &c nu AL zis Cd toate sunt
asa die Gardulescu cred ca MI
vel zice Cd nu STUNT toate asa 81
Cd M vorbesc drept.
!. !. Porn.
fost II comisia de controM.
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TRIBJJNA LIBERIA

(LG rubrica acsasta 50 pMblscd cai
pNcers t0dte GrticOleIe de imteres
general ce near Veni dinatard. Elt
trebae Snsd sd fie scrie citet 81 nn-
MAJ pc fotd c0olei de hdrtiej
sd nw cuprindd Oorbe injuriocse
sau otacufi personole 81 sd nv fst
MAJ lWngi ca eel nsult trei suite d.
cuvinte. T0ate 0rtic0lele Sc cer q
fl semnate de cei CO le scriu. Mawu
scrisele nepublicahile nM Sc sn1po
sazd.1
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|NF0RNAT|UN|

Suntem informant ca la serbia
rea Jubileului Soc. 'Banateana"
din Detroit, care va avea loc Du-
mineca II Aug. 1922 la Hala Ro-
mana 1923 Farnsworth, va fl pre-.
zent 81 va vorbi la ora s seara
Mr.. George A. Walters, candidat
de Sheriff 81 un hun prieten al
Romanilor.
Washington. - Dina 81 D-nul
Manu-, insArcinatul de Afaceri al
ROmaniei, s'au reintors de la
Philadelphia, unde sc dusesera cu
amhasadOrul Spaniel 81 Nine de
Riano ca sd asiste la j0cul de
tents al grupului spaniel care
participa la concursul pcntru OBJ
tinerea capei Davis. Consilierul
Ambasadei, Senor Francisco de
Cardenas, ii acompaniase la Phi
ladelphia.
Indianapolis, Ind. ~ Guverno.
rul McCray a primit 0 petitiune
de Ia locnitorii nrasului Garrett,
Indiana, prin care era rugat sa
destitue pc primarul George
Schulthess ii sa dea antoritatca
sheriffnlui Hoodlemier, din cauza
ca primarul tine Gu greyistii 81
nh ia nici o masura de protejarea
cetxtenilor contra violentelor tur.
'burari ivite Gu ocazia grevei de
Ia caile ferate.
Moscova. Guverpul de So
viete al rpsiei . preparat un al
bum cq fotogrsfiils juvaericale.
lor apartinatoare familiei fostu-
hi Tar, eari - VI trimite in mai
mults tari cu explicatii ia limbile
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PENIRU 1ooGANu
Dm ~ or.

Seoalele de seara in Detroit,
Michigan Sc desehid la 16 Sep.
tembrie 1922, Or 7.0o Pm.
Sc pred& orisee subject de ours
liceal, technical san elementar.
lnstructia este Sratuita.
Fiecare seoalJ ~ clase sps-
ciale pentru prIdarea limIbei En-
elese Ia persoape venite din tari
streine.
Sc uzeazk u, tAI special ear
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-25
ON fUCA C0NN|U[U|

Preotul Murasan Sc lauda ca va
scOate de la Ziar suma Gle 28.OOO
dolari ca despag,lbire, - MI stln
pentru ce. Pasarea m6laiu vi
seaZa.
u
Privind la dansurile moderne
MI stii daca tinerii iubesc sd dan
seze orr danseaza sa iubeasca.
d
Tn ON care mers Ia New
York cu cateva luni i'm urma,
fara nici un ban. All are 0 datorle
de $75O.O00. Multi ar dori sal site
secretul!
NJ destul ca Europa este
amenintata de razboiu, dar ur
senator american ar vrea sa in.
terzica 81 fabricarea bunatatei &C
lpoarta numele de chewing
gum
| Cand vezi dol banbati pc scau
lnul din front al automobilului $
doua femei pc scaunul de dina
poi, - eli sunt ori casatoriti, or
rudenii.