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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-14

''TIZ'' is grand; ''TIZ' will cure your
foot troubles so you'll never limp or
draw up your face in pain. Your
shoes won't seem tight and your feet
will never. never hurt or get sore,
swollen or tired.
Get a box at any drug or depart
ment store. and get relief for a few
cents.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-14
Labette Co. Druggists Meet.

Parsons, Kan, April 14.-The La
bette County Druggists association
will meet here Friday night. This
meeting is being held to plan for a
big pow-wow to be held in this city
later in the spring.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-14
USE "TIZ" FOR SORE,
TIRED, ACHING FEET

Ali what relief. No more tired
feet; no more burning feet, swollen,
bad smelling. sweaty feet No more
pain in corns. callouses or. bunions No
Evening star., 1922-10-08
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

At the last meeting of Golden Rule
Council the associate state councillor,
Mrs. Anzonetta Flynn. and the chair
man of the state council credential
committee. Mrs. Ethel Windsor. both
members Of the council, were es-
corted to the council chamber by the
drill team and introduced with their
new titles. Mrs. Flynn was presented
with a hand-painted vase and Mrs.
Windsor with a cut glass basket from
the council by senior p. c., Mrs. Eff
fie Tancill. At the close of the busi-
ness session refreshments were
served. o..
At the last meeting of Friendship
Council the greater part OF the even
ing was devoted to the ceiebr ation
of the twenty-first . anniversary.
Among the invited guests were P. n.
c.. Mrs Hattie Miller: P. 8. c., Mrs.
Clara Rock: 8. c. secretary, Charles
H Miller. and the scribe" There
were a number of short speeches
felicitating the council. Four of the
charter members were present. the
birthdays of five Of the members
were also celebrated on this occasion.
Refreshments were served and the
birthday cake with its decoration of
candles was the center of Interest.
The silk flag won by Anacostia Coun-
Gil for initiating twenty-six members
during the past year will be pre-
sented at the meeting Wednesday,.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
MODERN wooDMEN.

Central, Camp Monday evening
heard repprti from. its committees on
class adoption and entertainment and
arranged for q booster lunch tomor-
row evening for tho: membership.
Tho Wedge Club held a session and
banqust at the City Club last We'd
nesday evening. The club was ad-.
dressed by DR., Cole of Brightwood on
''The Joy of Living; The next meet
ing is set forsWednesday, October Is.
at Pm, when another prominent
speaker will be heard. ~
A. r. Talbot Camp, after its meet
ing last evening. entertained its
friends at q housewarming in its new
home in Naval, Lodge Hall, 4th and
Pennsylvanja avenue southeast. The
OConnor School OF Dramatic Art pro-
yided the entertainment. The history
Of Talbot Camp was presented by
Past Consul H. H. Millard, and short
description Of the Modern Woodmen
was outlined by District Deputy ]. W.
Sutherin. The work OF the class
adoption under the. lead Of Messrs
Nevius and Bryce was reported aa
progressing favorahly with q shade In
favor of the latter.
Tho class adoption committee OF
Home CAMp met Tuesday evening and
Completed arrangements for its cam
paigR of personal message from tins
Lesumittse u the nsnbsEshlR
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Wo0pMEN OF THE WORLD.

The veteran members Of Old Glory
Camps former uniform rank company
answered a call Of DIR. Henry w. TIP
petit. consul commander. Tuesday
team into the field. Among the e1-
members present were former Col;
George Wilsher and Capts. Marsh ana
Humphries. who pledged themselves
to take part. The consul commandef
promised a campaign to secure sum
form rank during the coming winter,
and plans for regular drills were
formed. Sovereign Cooper, the nrst
pember of the uniform rank OF tne
Woodmen Of the World to be mus
tered in in the District of Columbia,
nearly twenty-five years ago. was
Wednesday night was. w: y. w.
night at the firemen's carnival at Seat
Pleasant, Md, and large eooy OF
Choppers went from Washington
Sovereign Louis F. Litz of Maple
Camp. Capitol Heights. was the direc-
tor OF the carnival.
The staff officers met at the home OF
Sergt. w. E. Nichols Monday evening.
After short business session sup
per was served, and Il musical program
was furnished by Sergt. Bonini:
Seven veterans of Alpha camp,
members for more than twenty.fy
at a notable function. All had been
initiated in other parts of the country
long before Alpha Camp was organ
lied. and they transferred to this
city: r. E. Burke, Savannah. Ga !;
Robert Donaldson, Brackettsville'
Tex: I. @. Gardiner. Knoxville, Tenn: {;
?. Lazarus. Richmond. Va; w. b.
Petit. Bonneville. Miss; Max Bern
stein, Yorktown, Tex; f. ]. Stillwell.
Itaska, Tex Clerk d. w. Thayer pre-,
sented the decorations with special
message from Sovereign Commander
w. A. Fraser. the donor. Eentertain-
ment and refreshments were provided
The new deputies Of Hickory Camp
provided a class for initiation by the
Boosters Friday evening at the
Georgetown Hall. The degree team
officiated in khaki. the occasion in
cluding Il visitation of the uniform
rank officers. A large gathering en-
joyed the program of enterta inment
and the buffet supper. Consul Com
mander r. w. Shumate spoke upon
his plans for the winter. Capt. Mar
tin A. Tonker commanded the uniform
company, composed principally of ex-
service men.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
SONS AND, DAUGHTERS O.
LIBERTY.

Justice Council. No. z. last Wednes-
day. evening, in Eagles Hall, 902
Pennsylvania avenue northwest re-
ceived reports from the good of the
order and the rummage committees.
Next Wednesday evening. the council
will hold package party" A vote
of thanks was extended to William
McOsker and Dorothea Balderson for
presenting the council with nass. for
the chair. officers stations and a large
ballot box.
Hope Council. No. 1, last Tuesday
evening perfected plans for q class
initiation in November. A special
program has been arranged for this
Tuesday evening. The annual run.
mage sale will be held the week Of
October 16 to 21 ait 1919 Az street
Southwegt
Evening star., 1922-10-08
CARE OF JUVENILES
BY D. C. SOCIETY
Supervision of 504 Children
Past Year Reported by Pro-
F.. tective Association.

Five hundred and four children had
been under the supervision OF the
Juvenile Protective Association dur
ing the year ended September 30.
1922. according to report made 10
the executive committee of the or
SANITATION by Mrs. Edna K. Bushee,
executive secretary. Thursday after
noon. OF this number. the report
said, l57 were delinquent boys. 10s
delinquent girls. while the others
were in grave danger of becoming
delinquent.
Mrs. Bushee reported that 124 were
in need of school adjustment: 80 were
illegally working or In need OF ao-
vice and help in securing proper en-
ployment: 151 needed more CT better
recreation: 126 were without proper
church connection. and 24S were in
need Of big brother or big sister.
Contributions Received.
Contributions were received by the
society from 190 persons, when was
supplemented by the services OF
ninety-seven volunteer workers. IN
cludtng big brothers and big sisters.
clerical helpers, legal aids. clinic and
field workers. Through the ADJUST
ments made by the association in be-
half of the >5O4 children under super
vision only per cent found their
way into court. the report said:
The executive committee. which met
at the home of President Louis A
Simon of the association. discussed
plans for the coming year, and a
course Of procedure was mapped out
Annual Meeting In November.
The annual meeting will be held in
November. at which all members and
contributors will be invited to at
tend Appeals are being MADE 70
friends Of the movement, It was an
nounced. to contribute to the support
~ the work the. coming year. for
with a larger budget available much
greater good can be accomplished
Evening star., 1922-10-08
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Keane Council will meet at 8 pm.
Thursday, which Grand knight Burns
announces will be an interesting
evening. At the last meeting Edwin
cancy in the board of trustees.
Keane's officers met last Monday
evening Immediately following the
installation and made plans for the
coming year. 1t is said to be the
aim of the officers to. make keane
one of the greatest social centers in
this jurisdiction.
Washington Council started its sea-
son of activities with it's annual
autumn "Ye old Kentucky barbecue"
last Thursday night at Keane's farm.
18th and Bennings road northeast:
Gonzaga College Boys Band played
Black Swan Clown Band. furnished
the music for the dancing. Last
night, In the Knights Of Columbus
Hall, the councils dancing assembly
gave an autumn dance. A Halloween
dance will be given by the council
the second meeting of the month the
lecturer is arranging for an athletic
night.
Members OF. the. knights OF Colum-
bus of the District have peen In
Niteu 10 attend the preSeHtation OIL
Daniel Easter Doran's romantic dra-
matte play, Columbus" Thursday
evening at the Central High school
auditorium at S:15 o'clock. There
will be no charge for admission. The
play is being given under the aus
pices of the Musical and Dramatic
Guild of the National Council of
Catholic Men. in connection with the
Community Center of Washington.
Joseph Anthony Atchison will be
seen in the leading role and Miss
Madeline O'Brien, formerly OF the
Garrick Players. will take the part
of Isabella.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES. --.--
Monday-Union, No. II. nrst degree;
Beacon, No. 10. degree.
Tuesday-Washingt No. 8; Excel
stor. No. II; Amity. No. 27. de-
gree; Golden Rule. No. 81. first
degree.
wednesday-Eastern. No. Z; Harmony.
No. 8. degree; Friendship. No.
Il. entertainment and instruc-
tion; Covenant. No. .18. initiation.
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10; Salem,
No. %, hrst degree.
Frfday-Central. No. 1, first degree;
Metropolis, No. Is. degree; Fed
eral City. No. 20, third degree.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. No. %. degree.
PATRIARCHS' MILITANT.
saturdaymcanton Washington. No. l..
drill.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Aonday-Mount Nebo. No. 9. Golden
Rule degree.
Wednesday-Columbi No. /. degree.
REBEKAH LODGES
Monday-Esther. No. 3. business.
Tuesday-Schuyler Collar, No. 10. de-
gree.
Wednesd.y .y--Mount Pleasant. No. 8.
social
Thursday-Martha Washington. No. 8.
degree.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
MASONIC

LODGES
Today-Csrand I.ctige. services at Fen- :
pie Heights at, 4 pm. Rev: Ut;
]. E. Freeman Of the Charch OF
fhr Eniphany. special nipistsr~.-- -
Monday wson. No. l6. L. a
"Joppa. No. 50: grapd visitation.
fuesdayETakoma. No. 20, grand Wis
Tbursdsy Temple Noyes. No. 80. r. G.
Saturday-I4a Fayette. No. 10, III. NJ
special at I pm.
School OF instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS. .
Mouday-Mount Vernon, No. 8, p. n.
and NJ. e NJ:
Hiram, No. 10. Royal Arch:
Anacostia, No. l.. Royal Arch
Tuesday-Mount Horeb. No. :. MARX.
Potomac. No. 5. Royal Arch.
Washington. No. :, koya
Arch.
Friday-Eureka. No. 4. Royal Arch.
Capitol, No. IL. Royal Arch.
Mount Pleasant, No. Is, Hoyai
Arch.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

The duck obtains the wonderfully
glossy appearance OF its feathers by
means of a private store of "brillian-
tine" which it possesses. This curious
niiv liquid is stored in a small gland
nnder the roots of its tail, and when.
as so often happens. a duck rubs. its
head under its tail 1t is really just
giving itself thorough treatment
with its own special hair oil.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS 0
AMERICA.

Court District of Columbia, No. 212,
will hold an initiation on October -
at the Raleigh Hotel. followed by a
supper. Many guests from out-of-
town courts are expected. Mrs. Rose
McAulif is chairman of the reception
committee and Miss Agnes Downey
is chairman of the entertainment
committee. November 3 the court
will give a dance and card party at
the Raleigh Hotel. Mrs. 8. NJ. Tucker
will have charge of the dance and
Mrs. Kerfoot of the card tables. A
rummage sale will be held at 1912
7th street northwest. October to
IA. to help build a school at Clarks-
Vile. Md. Mrs. Sadie B. Trapp is in
charge.
The next meeting. October II. at
the Women's City Club. % Jackson
place northwest, will be a social. with
Miss Genevieve Waters. chairman of
the Entertainment committee.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Home Lodge, No. 81. will meet to-
morrow evening.
Grand Chancellor Nussbaum and
officers OF the Grand Lodge will visit
Webster Lodge, No. I, Tuesday even
ing. The committee on arrangements
has arranged program of entertain
ment. including refreshments.
Capital Lodge at Its last meeting
received the report from ito fair com
mittee. consisting Of Grand Master-at-
Arms Albert E. Gorham. chairman:
Albert NJ. Rouse. c. c. Lipp. David
Brown and Jack Vogel. that the
meeting scheduled for Tuesday even
ing will be omitted. and that an open
meeting will be held, to which all
members and their families will. be
invited. This meeting will be for the
purpose OF considering the particina-
ton of the lodge in the Pythian fair
to be held October 80 to November
for the purpose of liQuidating the
concert will be held, and other en-
tertainment will be provided. Re-
freshments will be served.
At the annual visitation of the Off
GERS of the Grand Lodge to Mount
Vernon Lodge, No. S. many members
Nussbaum and his associate officers.
Past Supreme Representative John NJ.
Kline presented to the grand chan
cellor on behalf of the lodge token
of esteem and also remembrance to
Mrs. Nussbaum. The entertainment
feature Of the social session consisted
OF moving pictures. The reports of
the officers showed the lodge to be in
prosperous condition.
Supreme Representative John B.
Dickman was a visitor to Myrtle
Lodge Tuesday evening and made an
address on the laws enacted at the
recent session of the Supreme Lodge
in San Francisco. August to is.
Excelsior Lodge Tuesday evening
had an address by Supreme Repre-
sentative Dickman on his recent trip
to California via the Pythian special
and return through the Canadian
Rockies.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
STEAMSHIPS.
Clark's Bird Cruise, January .. 1921.
ROjJND TIE WORLD

'EhPREss o. FRANCE" ls.4sl G.oss Tons
Including Hotels, Fees, Drives, Guides, etc
Ciark Originated Round the World Cruises
Carks 10Th Cruiae. February 3, 1923
THE MEDITERRANEAN
"EAPREss OF SCOTLAND" 25 900 Gross Tons
Frank c. Clark, Times Building. New York
Obera 8. 9. Agency. Woodward Bldg.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

The matron of Naomi Chapter. No. 8.
announces that degrees Wednesday
evening will be conferred by the asso-
ciate matron. Alice E. Velsy, with the
assistance of Past Patron Omar J.
Veley. upon their daughters and other
ca ndidates. During the services there
will be special vocal and piano selec-
tions. after which refreshments will be
served.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
IH. O. q. A. N.

Edward J. Roas Council, No. 26.
Thursday evening reeeived the report
Of its auditing committee for the term
ending September 80, which showed its
receipts to have been s1.s13.ss. and ex-
penses. 31,330.7s, an excess of receipts
81. .Ss45.BS, which with s4.766.S2 invested
and the appraised valuation Of other
properties As S457.5o made the tots! as
sets $s,e70.20. The drill team has been
reorEanixed by the captain, George W.
Swift, whe has introduced several new
feeturss, which will hs used in confer
rins the degrees OetebAr 10. B. g. Up
perman, nov resident Of Ballston, VI.
and Past ceuacllsr asosgs ": Tum-
burke, On route from St Paul, MINI, to
his Sssldeaes, BsilsaiF, Fla. addressed
,tAA eoaAeth
Evening star., 1922-10-08

William F. Hunt Chapter. No. 1s,
Thursday will have John c. Proctor In
charge Of the entertainment and receive
returns of the talent" fund. The chap
ter will give a dance on October 1S at
2400 18th street.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

The grand visitation season will open
tomorrow evening in Joppa Lodge. at
Io7 Upshur street northwest. The lodge
is building new quarters, which, when
completed, it is said. will compare raw
orably with any similar hall IN 'tne
District
Evening star., 1922-10-08

Fast President speikenheir OF Ne
braska was present at the last meet
Ing of Dercas Lodge and was ae-
corded . fraternal reception. MISS
NargpsFite 8. Ison. chairman Of the
entertainment committee, presented q
musical and literary program. Tne
lodge school OF Instruction is In
charge of Past President Ellie v. MAX
Evening star., 1922-10-08

Lebanon Lodge will celebrate Its 1iltn
anniversary this evening. with services
in the First Baptist Church. Lebanon
Lodge was chartered October 8, 1Sil.
and claims to be the Oldest lodge IN me
.District holding its charter from the
Grand Lodge of the District. Its chap
lain, Dr. Henry Allen Tupper, who also
Is pastor of the church, will oft1ciate
Evening star., 1922-10-08

A: T the services at Temple Heights
~. this afternoon at 4, ociock'
n under the auspices OF the
Grand Lodge Of the District,
Rev. DR.. James E. Freeman, rector OF
the Church of the Epiphany. will preach
the sermon and good music Is also
promised. These services. 1t - an
nounced, will be continued through tne
current month"; eliminating SUNDAY "
,ober 80. with a special service which
will combine the Sunday services o'
all the Masonic clubs of the Distric',
At the convention of the League OIL
Masonic Clubs last May the last SUNDAY
was designated as Masonic Sunday anu
on that day all the Masonic ciuos
throughout the country will nttinsiE
observe the occasion.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

John claeett Proctor, past patron
of william F. Hunt Chapter. No. 1s,
o. z. g., and historian of the COM
mittee on permanently marking
points of historic interest in the Dis
trict of Columbia. as well as the his
torian of the Society of Natives, mas
been selected by Chairman Mayberry
a the general committee cf the
6fand Chapter for the entertainment
Of the general Grand Chapter, to be
held here next month. as chairman of
the committee on itinerary and his
toric sites. At . recent meeting of
Mr.. Proctors committee it was de-
cided to print a booklet giving the
route over which the visitors will be
shown and the interesting and his
toric sites to be seen.
The booklet will be arranged as a
souvenir of the greatest Eastern Star
gathering which has ever been held
in Warrington.
The members of the committee on
itinerary and historic sites are John
Clagett Proctor. chairman; Mrs. ].
Ethel Richards. vice chairman; Mrs.
Ef{ie Briggs. secretary; Mrs. Corinne
Frazer. Franz Birgfeld. Charles 8.
Shrsve. Mrs. Claudia 8. Trogner and
Washington Topham.
The auxiliary home bo&rd of Ruth
Chapter, No. 1. met recently ct the
home OF Mrs. Hartig and was as
sisted by Past Grand Matron Catha-
rine Lofllsr and Past Matrpn Rabecca
Meiners in eonlidaring ana deciding
upon fall work plans. Rsfrsshmsnfs Is
werA served
Evening star., 1922-10-08

Temple Chapter tomorrow night will
have an entertainment and refresh
ments after its business session. The
chapter has Just completed a successiu
rumma1e sale. The grand matron will
pay Temple Chapter an official visit
October %.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

George washington's Masonic birth
day will be celebrated under the auspices
of the Grand Lodge of the District, as
sisted by the Masonic clubs. IN tae au1
ditorium of the Central High School
Saturday, November 4, at O'CLOCK.
Admission will be by card
Evening star., 1922-10-08
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Joppa Lodge. Chapter No. 81. o. E. s..
will conduct services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home at pm. today.
Rev. G. Ellis Williams. pastor of Pet
worth NJ E. Church. will ofaciate. Joppa
Lodge. No. 35. F. A. a. NJ. has been in
vited to participate.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

Past Grand James w. Witten ad
dressed Metropolis Lodge at it's last
meeting. Noble Grand Henry w.
Wilson announces that like features
will be introduced during the term.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

Miriam Chapter. No. %. will meet to-
morrow night. Past Matron Daisy NJ.
Simms will give a card party at her
home. 100 Oak avenue, Takoma Park.
home board. The chapter will have a
masquerade dance at the Gavel club
rooms. 719 18th street northwest, Octo-
ber %.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

A dance was given last week by
Federal City Lodge and a ladies'
night will be held October 81. A pro-
gram of musical numbers is prom
ised Friday evening.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20

giraffe ceva in genul Isadoret
Duncan.
- Da1lsul asta il cunosc! -
faeu Wanda. r scena mnica dc
Mendelson.
Wanda era incantata de cum
dansau cele doua gratii cu picioa.
rele goalc 81 GU fluer in mana.
Dupa aceasta, aparu pc scena,
I'm piciu de vre.o 10 ami, in frac,
Gu pieptii abb, Gu pantofi de lac
Gu baston, clac 81 chrisantenna
imensa la butoniera. In ochiu pur.
ia monoclu.
Era nn copil Gu plete pestc
urechi, GU obrajii fanlati, GU bu-
zele rosite 81 cu vocea. piti'gaiata
de prunc.
Era dragut ca 0 fetita, dar pro
fanat de de SULLIVAN.
Sarman copil, mascarit ca un
saltimdbanc! facu Wanda.
Copilul spllse cateva cupletc
dmtre care MI putine ell intentii
obscene.
nipa asia, reveni in costnm dc
mitocan, de mic ''Nea Ghita" in
pantaioni Gu creturi, Gu neg in
barhie, Gu caciula intro parte, Gu
batista rosie. lunga, esindnri din
butspare, 81 Gu . btta ydravana
a MANA.
81, tat aga, zise IN lung 9ir de,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20

- Chelner! striga el, mai da-mi
Q portie Da ce nortii mai sunt 81
astea! Da-mi intro singura dat;
vreo zece. cincisprczece bucati! Mai
da 81 nisetrg ell sous. morrn pra-
lit, 81 &c mai al acolo!
- Lucru de mirat. ;, Sc gandi
Purcua, examinandn-si vecinul. A
mancat cinci bucati de aluat 81 tot
mai eere! Tstusi, fenomene dc ace
stea nu s,mt rare. :. In Bretagnc
unchiul meu Francois. cand facea
pari manca doua farfurii de- supa
81 cinci cotlete de bcrbec..., Sc zicc
ca eel ce mananca peste masura &c
mutt sunt niste bolnavi deosebiti...
Chelnerrl puse inaintea vecinn
lui 0 granada de placinte 81 dona
farfurii cu nisetru 81 morun.. Dom
nnl c,, infatisarea prezentabila.
bau nn pahar cu vodca, manca nj
setrul 81 morunul 81 Sc lua de pla-
.cinte. Spre marea mirare a lui
Purcua, el le manca grabit. ca IN
nfometat.
Ce mai vorba. +. bolnav ST
mimic mai mutt, Sc gardi francezul.
Nu cumva Isl inehipuie ci--neno
rocitul asta--ca va manca intree
acest m,nte de placinte? Nh va in
ghiti nici trei bucatele 81 stomacul
hui va Fl plin, de platit insa va tire.
bui sd lie plateasca toate
- Mai da-mi icre ,negre tescuitc
-striga vecinul, stergandu-si c,l
servetul buzele unsuroase. M uita
81 ceapa verde!
Totusi.. ;. jumatate din granada
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20

a6 Yea MI mai d! Sc fnfricosa cloy
nun Dumnezcule, mancat 81 tot
pcstef! Oar asta e nenaturaf. +.
Dare stolnaetll omnlni e atat de di-
latabil?.. Impossible! Oricat s'al
largi, tot nu Sc poate intinde din
colo de llotarele pantecelui. =. Dc
ar fl fost domnul acesta la moi in
Franta, lar Il arafat pentru bani...
Doamne, Dunnezcule, a manca'
toatc plaeintele!
Adr-mi 0. sticla de Pommery
GreneI Sec. Use vecinul, pri-
mind della laeheu icrcle 81 ceapa.
Asa. Ce. mai Al acolo9 Da.. !. maj
da-mi porte de placinte. ins;,
mai repcde!. 81.
- Numai decat :. Dnpa placin
te Gu ce Sd va mai servesc?
Gu ceva mai usor... 0 por-
Tie de ciorba dc stiuca la russo 81,
ST.. o sd ma gandesc, hal, repede !,
"Oare yisez eugnlse uimi clov
nul, rezemandu-se de spinarea scau
nului. Omuf acesta vrea sd moara
Altmintrelea nu Sc poate manca a.
tat Gle mutt fara sd nu fl pedcpsit i
Vad, vad foarte bine, ca el vrea s;l
moara. Asia Sc vede 81 dupa ia
ia lui 1ntristata. Cum nu i Sc pa
re chelnerulni suspect faptul ca eli
mananca atat de multi
Purcua chema la sine pc chelne-
rul, care servea la masa vecina. sill
fntreba soptind:
- Ascnlta, de cc-i dati atat de
multi sd manance?
-; Adica .... cum. ;. daca dom.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20

tori de iur-fmpreiur. Gel dintaiu
lucrn ce-i sari in ochi, era un domn
,gras binc prezentabil, sezand la ma
sa de alaturi 81 prcgatindu-se dc
mancara.
Ce mari sunt portiile rusc-
sti! Sc gandi francezul, uitandu-se
cnm vecinul Isl stropea placintele
c'l unt ferbinte.... Cinci placinte !!
Care un om poate manca atat de
multi aluat9
IN timp ce francezul cugeta, ve-
clnul hui nnse placintele Gu icre. le
tale in jumatati 81 le fnghiti in mai
putin de cinci minute.