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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-11
reseggel vegzodott.

reseggel vegzodott.
A Brier Hillen:: Batary Andras
81, Hricz6 Janosne 1 csirke, Var
game 25c, Deakne 40c, Druga ia
nosne soc, Szlavik Joesef 81,
Fintor Karolyne ST, Magdics Fe-
rencne 2 csirke, Tomczik JOSEF 3
csirke, Fedorne / csirke, Szalma
Istvanne 81, Bolcshazi Janos soc,
ozv. Vincze 1stvanne So, Belensz-
kyne / csirke, Jakab Istvanne
Soc, Hornyak Gy0rgy ST es Orosz-
ne SOC.
AZ Albert street kornyeken:
Bark6 Janosne So, kaposzta es 4
kenyer, Bodzas Janosne 81, 4
font hus es 4 kenyer, Lanyi Ka-
roly 81, 3 font hus es 4 kenyer,
Stefik Mihaly ST, Kacsari Imrene
l csirke, Zamb6 Janosne 1 csirke,
Kovacs Janosne soc, Kuti Vince
75c, Gajdos Janos soc, Pivarnyik
Mihaly 81, Bodonyi Vince SOC,
Kalapos Gyorgy 2 csirke, Jagado-
vics josef 2 csirke, Nemeth Jo-
zsef ! csirke, Zsoldos Istvan ~ka-
poszta, Petho Mihalyne l torta,
Velosne soc, Szendrey JOSEF 81,
Szabo Mihaly soc, Tare Mari 81,
Matyas JOSEF ! csirke, Szekeres
Jozsefne 81, Knapik Janos soc,
Varga Gyula soc, Bubna Janos-
ne soc, Menyhert Istvan SOC, To-
mori Istvan 81, Homolya Istvan
SOC, Be0r Sander ST., Varga Mi
h4ly 81, Denk6 Paine 2 kenyer
es 2 font kasa, Hegedus Janosne
| csirke, Czombos Andras Soc, Fer
mendzin Anna 81.
AZ Edgewoodon: Bin6 Jozsefne
81, Liszkay Claiborne $3.50, Sze-
cs6di J6zsef SIS, 10th Miklos SIS,
ifj. Stomp Janosne $3,- Menyhert
J6zsefne 50, Szincsak Janos $2,.
Hndak Ferenc So, ifj. Balask6
Gyorey So, Horvath Istvanne 50,
Kolozsyary J6zsef Is neje 50. Egy-
egy dolart adtak: Ricz6 Gyorgy-
ne, Lengyel Andras, Lacz6 Ist-
van, Smith 1stvan, Marion
GydFgy, Zajacz Janos, Gazdfk
Andras, Boda Andras, BAlogh
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-11
Egyr0l- -Masr6l.
AZ A NJ Sz0vetseg Is, az Am. Relief Committee
FOR HUNGARIAN SUFFERERS EGYESULESE
toledei Ryales iegyz6k0nyve

ves kilon-k -kiilon bizottsagok ira
nyitasa szerint vegezzen. Javas-
latot F6t. Marczink6 JOSEF par
tolja Is a gyiles egyhangulag el-
fogadja.
Kimondatctt, hogy al Amerikai
Magyar Sz0vetseg a miik0desi en-
gedelyeben megjelolt celokat to-
vabb szolgalni ohajtja es egyut-
tai, hogy ket intezmenyben ed
dig fennallott tisztsegek, mint
parhuzamos tisztsegek fentartas-
sanak, kiveve az Amerikai Ma
gyar szovetseg titkarsagat, amely
harom evi tartamra valasztas ala
mem ESQ tisztsegnek nyilvanitta-
tott, teljesen ftiggetlen Is kul0n-
allo hatask0rrel, a Relief Commit
tee kebelen beliil fennall6 igaz-
gatoi allast6l. A k0ltsegek fedeze-
sere egy kiilon alap letesiil.
Kimondatott, hogy a Relief
Committee tagjai egyuttal a Szo-
vetseg tagjai is es viszont, hogy
az Amerilzai Magyar Szovetseg
Mem, mem, soha" jelvenyet az
egybeforras utjan keletkezett uj
intezmeny jelvenyeul elismeri es
elfogadja es hogy az Amerikai
Magyar szovetseg az eddig sma-
CARA vallalt feladatokat tovabb
szolgalja, kiilonosen pedig a ma
gyar iigy ismerteteset cello angol
nyelvii felvilagosito munkajat -
es hogy a miikodes folytatasaval
felmeriilendo koltssgek egy XII
Ion alapb6l fedezendok.
Az egyesiilest kimondo hataro-
zat abban a meggyozodesben ho-
zatott, hogy ez szolgalja legjob-
ban a magyarsag erdekeit es hogy
egyiittes munkaval, nagyobb cred
meny erheto ell.
A komoly munkara Fot. Eor-
d0gh Elemer a Mindenhato al
dasat keri, mire a gyiiles bezara-
tott. 2gN
K. m. f.
DR.. Barandy Oszkar,
az Amerikai Magyar Sz0vetseg
choke.
Barna Bertalan,
az Amerisan Relief Committee for
Hungarian Sufferers, choke.
DR.. Pessenlehner Antal,
titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-11

Ak Alnerfkai Magyar Sx6vet-
$50 fsiismerv6n . sasy id6k sSel-
lamN q at, h0ey . megvAltozott
vissonyok folSoxott teyeksnys6get
k0vetelnek, tisztilxAri Is kormany-
z6tan&csi gyiilest hivott egybe
1890. okt6ber 2s-ara, coledoba,
a SIT. Istvan rom. kath. magyar
hitk0zseg parochiajara. ;. ;. ;.
A gyiilesen, el6zetes tanacsko-
xasok .eredmenyekSpen, ugy az
Amerikai Magyar Sxovetseg, mint
az American Relief Committee
for Hungarian Sufferers, New
York, N. r, hivatalos kepvisel6i
megjelentek es pedig k0vetke-
z5k: az Amerikai Magyar Szovet-
seq reszerol, DR.. Barandy oszkar,
eln0k, 10th Janos, aleln6k, DR..
Pessenlehner Antal, titkar, Barna
Bertalan, Mt. Kalassay Sander,
esperes, F6t. E0rd0gh Elemer,
K6ver Sandor es Fellegi Emil kor-
manyz6tanacsi tagok, az Ameri-
can Relief Committe for Hungari-
an Sufereres reszerol pedig Bar
ma Bertalan, eln0k, F6t. MARGIN
ks J6zsef IS Rosner Dezs6, KEEP
visel6. Azonlxiviil resztvettek q
tan&cskozasban F6t. Klenner Hu-
bert, Fdt. CsAsxik Istv&n, Mt. Bo-
gar Lajes, f6t. Komporday Agos-
ton Is Ixs&k Ign&c. -
Dr.. BixanAy oszlar az iilest
msgnyitja 6s ismerteti ~ ossze-
i0vetAl e6lj6t. - Barna Bertalan
is1nerteti az Amerikai Magyar
Sx6vsts6g Is az American Relief
Committee for Hungarian suffe-
rers hivatalos kepvisel6i k0zott
slSsetesen lsfolyt esxmecssret es
anpak q nSsstenek ad lifejezest,
hogy sulyos id6khoz melt6 mum
kkikod&s osalk ugy fejthet6 ki, ha
as iil@sen kspviselt k6t magyar
intSmsny egyssiti croft es kozos
iranyitas msllstt mint egy testii-
let miikodilk.
TEbbsk hozSasx6lasa utan Mt.
Kalassay Sandor esperes AIT in
disvanyoxxa, hogy ket testiilet
ezentul mint egy intsmeny mil
kodjek new-yorii ssskhelylyel es
a kilonbos5 iranyu tevskenysege-
ket, mint amilyenek an emberba-
rati gazdasagi Is pelitilzai cselek-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-11
FARM ARvEREs

80 aker, j6 epiiletek, kover fold, ket
silo, elegnd6 viz, gyiimolcs stb. Rossz
egeszs6g miatt delre k6lt0zom es ell
adom a farmot teljes fslszerel6ssel es
hlatalomanynyal, szombaton, november
20-an d6lutan fel 3-kor. B6vebb felvi-
lagositasert forduljon ere q cimre:
A. H. s1MPKINS
Wlliamsfield, Ohio
% mertf0ld Youngstownt6l, az egyenes
uton Ashtabulaba y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-11

JOZSeI, MeSZdrOS MlndIy, ~MtZty
Antal. Knbask6 Janos 81. OF
ven-0tven centet adtak: Smith
JOSEF, Krok Janosne, Kovacs
Karoly, Szilagyi Sander, Froh
man Ferencne, ozv. Menyhert ia
nosne, Virusz Mihaly, 25 centet
adott Klebus Janos.
A South Side-on Is Poland
avenuen: Ignath Gyorgy 81, Run
csak Istvanne soc, ozv. Macy Jo-
zsefne soc, Szunyog Istvanne
soc, Fetzer Andrasne ST., Jurko
Istvanne 30c, ozv. Kulcsarne SOC,
Miglec Ferencne 81, Nogradi
Andras 81, Totvizi Janos So, ESQ
Ferenc ST, Masnai Jozsef 25c,
Szalai JOSEF SOC, Tobias Peter
25c, Palai Janos soc, Hochvarth
Vendelne ST., Gillak Janosne 81,
Pallai Andrasne soc, Beres Janos-
ne soc, Zsurk6 Janosne soc, Hor-
bath Endine soc, Szabo Istvanne
soc, Sinke Istvanne soc, Kormos
Laszlone soc, Hochvarth Janosne
soc, Ignath Gyulane soc, iZsofi
Janosne soc, Pipoly Ferencne 25c,
Zsofi Andrasne soc, Kuvics Fe-
rencne l csirke, Condor Andrasne
soc, Vince Mihalyne 81, Szics
Janosne 81, Vasko Janosne. Soc,
Drozdik Mihalyne 81, Grosz Ist-
vanne 81, Kuti Istvanne 81, Mig
lee Jozsefne 81, P. Kadi Paine 81,
Kis Janosne 81, Kis Istvanne ST.,
Pletenyik Janosne So, Hegedis
Istyanne 81, Bene Janosne soc,
Pisak Janosne 81, Paja Istvan 81,
Varga Gyulane soc, Tubica
Gyorgyne soc, Takacs Sandorne
soc, Vask6 Janosne 81, Darazs
F'rigyesne 81, Rak Danosne 81,
Erdei Andrasne 81, Ilk6 Istvanne
81, Ivan Janosne Csc, Kovacs Fe-
rene 81, Kis Karolyne soc, Nemet
Sandorne soc, Vasko Istvanne 81,
Hajdu Jozsefne ST..
A Steeltonon (hegyen): Pallai
Andrasne 81, Vask6 Andras 2
csirke, Bundas Bertalanne soc,
Soltesz Mihalyne 81, Jurk6 ia
nosne 81, tVarga 'Iihalyne soc,
Filepcsik Samuelne 81, Sultz 10
zsefne ST., Sander Ferencne ST.,
Balasko Andrasne soc, Pinter
Gyorgyne ST, Sander Istvan Csc,
10th Istvan Is font or0lt hust,
Barta Sandor csirket, fabian
kay Andrasne ST.. Szuhy Janosne
$50, Kurucz Janosne 81, Jurista
1stvan 81, Lengyel Peterne ri,
Kal6czky Janosne 81, Eszenyi
Istvanne SOC, Barta Peter 81, Fe-
renczy Istvan So, Pinter Jozsefne
50, Kun Janosne 81, Rozsnaki ST.
mon 81, Torok J6zsefne, 81, Cser-
nay Lajosne 81, Hencel Janosne
81, Futkos Istvan 81, Benis And
rasne soc, Kolozsi J6zsefne / csir-
Ike, Braun Jozsefne soc, Hajdu
Paine soc, Todor Janos 81, Ka-
sza Karolyne 81, Lipkovics, Mi
halyne 2 csirke, Loska Gusztav
3 font hus, Pasztor Istvan soc,
Mezei Andrasne 81, Major .Jo-
zsefne 2 csirke, Madacsa Janosne
81, Hanna Andrasne 81, Szekely
karoly 81, Balog Lajos soc, Ba-
log Janos SOC, n. N. 81, Hochvarth
Ignac 81, Marion Istvanpe 2 csir-
Ike, Nelepka Janosne 81, Balog
Jozsef ST, Orgovan Lajosne 81,
Hochvarth Jalos 81, Reska I'M
halyne 81, JAEGER Lajosne 81, Pek
Andrasne ST, Dudy J6zsefns 81,
Durda Mihalyne So, Peter Janos-
ne 81, Palko Janosne soc, Bodo-
lay Istvanne 81, Bones Janosne
81, Pipoly Janosne l csirke, Fetzer
Janosne 2 csirkc, Farjovics And
rasne 2 csirke, Hauzer Andrasne
soc, Pallai Andrasne 81.
| Fogadjak az adakozok bizott-
sag es az egyhaz koszonetet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-11
East Youngstown
-.--s------l----ss4s, se-s.sss.-
'vERHovAY GYtjLtS.

Az east youngstowni Silk Yer
hovay fiok yasarnap delutan tart
ia rendes havi gyiileset Grow
hallban. Kerjak q tagok teljes
szamu. megjeleneset.
A tisztikar heyeben
TomcsaI}gi dsza, elnok.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20
or MISS YOUNG
ANNOUNCED IN BROOKLYN

The recent announcement OF the
engagement of Miss Marianola Young,
made by her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas r. Young at their Brooklyn.
n. v. home to Hugh Mclaughlin
Courtney. carries with it conside able
interest in the Triple Cities. as Mr.,
and Mrs Young have a winter home
at 429 South Ridgewood avenue. and
Miss Young has spent number OF
winters here with her parents.
Mr. Courtney is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Courtney. also OF
Brooklyn, and the grandson of the
late Hugh Mclaughlin. for many
years the Democratic leader Of Kings
county. New York
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20
PeterB. Dobbins and Mrs. Kate
Kitchell, Life Long Residents
of Dautona AnsUer Last Call

Daytona has lost two of her pion-
Ger settlers, in the deaths today OF
Peter b. Dobbins OF Daytona Beach
and Mrs. Kate Kitchell. formerly OF
this city. who died in. Miami. and
will be buried here Sunday
Mr.. Dobbins was one OF the Oldest
residents OF this vicinity, having
come to Daytona In 1863. and hav-
Ing been. in former years. most act
re in the upbuilding Of this city.
He was a member of the board OF
directors OF Daytona. when the eity
vas named after Mr. Dag. the found
or. lie at one time owned the Mrs.
Mary Wilder Huston property on 80.
Beach street and Live Oak avenue.
which Joseph ] Paris purchased TINS
week. Later he homesteaded tract
well known. south of the city as the
cant. Young place, and for many
wears has resided on the Maley road
inst south OF the Daytona Beach lin
It's on the peninsula.
His wife, Who predeceased him was
q daughter OF j. II. c. Botetuhr Who
was wealthy land owner of TINS
community for many years and wen
known among the older residents.
The late Mr. D3bbins Is survived
by two sons and two daughters, aud
quite number OF grandchildren. Ills
son Albert was in the army. and is
painter by trade. He at present l.
on a hunting trip and efforts are be
ing made 20 locate him. James, the
secoud son resides in Groton, Conn
Word has been sent him and funeral
arrangements are being held In abcy-
ance until word is received from him
Mrs. John Gum. with whom lie lived
at the time of his death. is "A daugh-
ter. also Mrs. o. r Nordermark o
jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Norder.
mark having left that city this morn
I ing to drive here
The late Mr.. Dobbins was 70 year,
old lie was IN apparent good healtt
this morning as he arose. About
O'Clock this morning, without an,
warning. he dropped dead death hay
ing apparently been caused BY ole
i age
Mr. Dobbins viii be greatly MISSED
especially by the older residents o
the city with whom he was we'll ac
4 quainted, Bingham Il Maley are II
charge I'll arrangements which vii
be announced later. It Is expecte,
that he Viii be buried in Pinewo0d
\ the time to be set later
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20
Western Union Has
Sunday
Hours for the Winter

The Western Tnien telegraph r.
fee In IDavfona announces tuaaY Ha@s
they Wsil ren1ala upea . longer pr
iod On Sundays ~ future. asF san
dav hours. beginning fomorr0~ -
continue fram a n. 10 I'm. aszs4
from .. ~ 20 p. "A. Thereby n
creasinZ both morning and afterntsoa
bours IS tao hours each
Abonf the nFss " the moatA fae
office VIII remain open sesk nights
antH midnight. - take care = sbe
greatly Increasing winter sas aess
Week Gay hours soA are fssm =
a n- r. p. "a.
A innogsif iaB 10 fssisgfspa - sfesa
9f charging Tor kilograms has Fssezss :
81 been lniugHgated y the Nsstera
Unioa. Is the local office soA allse% :
Telegram 20 be charged "a 3 ta8e-
phone number. 10 al ssss@zTFiseFs 81
tha telephone Anyone bring iissesi
by the teleph ~ e1upaass NAY gSsasss
Telegram. aud have Is sh&f9ess e
ihe telephone namber lhss xre4sls
ns in caaFeHiemee q paesas sos
teeerans
A b & eletrc ~ashlg mas sass
@ bag lar themselves III ~
BROS 1T aa-t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20
Many Euents of
Interest Planned
Ouer Weekend

That Daytona Is fast slipping into
its winter season stride Is evident
from the large number Of parties and
end. most of them being Of interest
to the general public
The Civic department cf the Pal
metto club Is entertaining large
number of ladies OF the Triple Cities
this afternoon at card party ~ the
Palmetto clubhouse. the affairs being
held as a benefit TO the Civic depart
ment
This evening the Daytona Band VIII
render a free concert at Casino Bur
goyue. the second OF these delightful
concerts being given by the local baud
boys. which are greatly appreciated
On Monday evening the Daytona
Baseball association viii hold their
annual meetings, 20 elect officers ANA
% determine whether or not Dayt0na
viii play professional baseball as 2
member OF the Florida State league
next summer MANY faus are eN-
oected TO attend The meeting VIII
De held al Casino BHrgogne
At the same time AMI place tae
semi monthly meeting 81 The dfet
tors of the Daytona Chamber o. Conn
me;ce will be held. 4 whiel tae d4-
-ectors especially urge large ai
1 enhance OF members and t1e genera.
/ public
/ As a rule few citizens ana meu-
bers attend the directors me t'ugs
\ but the directors are dp fou t
| his be not the case az tile meet irE
are public and Of great interest % tt
members large attendance f e.
pected Monday evening at hhiei
+ time many matters ol Importance 81
be discussed by the directors.
a"elFTs THAT LAST DO n
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20

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sasf thai to-day fEsa As1A
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20
Mrs. Kate kitehsIl pead

MIS- Kate ktchell. widow of the
late VIM kiteheil passed away ibis
week ia Miami, the body having been
shipped 20 Daytona today. for burial
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs kitehelI
were residents Of Daytona for a great
many Years. having come here FIRST
n 1879 Since her husband S death
Mrs kitnhell. vino was Is years OF
age h1- resided ~ Miami
The ktchells are relatives Of The
CARMEL family OF Ofmond, and had
many friends IN this vicinity OF the
state made during their many years
OF residence here.
Funeral services viii be conducted
az PinewOod cemetery SUNDAY after
noon al 80. Bingham Il MAley being
in charge Of ARRANGEMENTS
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20
Coroner's Jury
Finds Evidence
in Killing Case

A coroner's jury, headed by Guy
Iiurd, acting constable ~ this dis
trict in The absence OF T. o. Milton.
late last evening reviewed the cir
cumstances OF the murder of Arthur
Nero. by his wife, Efiie both col
ored. which occurred early Friday
morning. and substantiated by her
story. returned a verdict that Arthur
Nero came TO his death by the hand
Of Enie. his wife who stated that
following quarrel, she picked up an
axe and hit him in the head three
times Nero died about 5 o'clock in
the afternoon. at the Industrial
school hospital whore he was taken
following the attack
Nero. who was well known about
town. as having worked at gardening
for number OF white families. while
he conducted market iu Midway
was said 20 have been quarrelinc
with his wife for several days the
quarrel being resumed early Friday
IA 3rniug, HIS wife stated that he
pulled ont his knife 20 attack her
but did not open it. aud turned aud
went into bis bedroom aud while
reaching under the bed. supposedly
70 get his gun. she grabbed the axe
and buried Il three times in his
skull
7 She afterwards went 10 the West
en Union office. sent number III
kilograms, ana was arrested whihe
on her way SO She said. ID the city
han to give herself up
IN the afternoon Slid wax removed
from the local JAN t0 the county Jail
BIS sheriff Morris. 10 await trial ii
I tho April term Of court
Select YOUR own fhaHksgi
turkey an yards 73l s RidgeWOod
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20
Winter Resident D es

" y Gardiner. Who returned tins
week from 4 summer spent as usual.
az Mackinaw Island brought news
o. tile death Of Mrs Gardiner broth
erin law " +, Parmeter. who.
with his wife. spent last winter in
Daytona
Mr. farmeter who resided in be-
tro.t. was preparing to drive through
from his home 10 Dd}toHa for this
winter aud after having every pre-
pllalion made for the trip here. drop
ped dead at the wheel OF his ca
while riding near home
The PMlueters made many friends
here last season who VIII regret 20
learn the news OF his death
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20

Geo. L. Traffarn OF Camden. y. j.,
has arrived and is located this winter
with j. H. Meagley at his home on
So. Palmetto avenue. Mr.. Traffarn is
director OF the congregational church
choir. and musician OF note.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20
No DISARMAMENT YET
(Onited PrsssA

GENEVA, Nov. 2o.-The hour
tor universal uIsarna nnent has
not yet arrived, NJ. LaFontaine.
Belgian delegate, declared in ad.
dressing the league assembly to-
day. He said the economic pro
plem was the most important
confronting the worsa and insisted
upon the right or the league to
''rest upoa the strength Of the
naliJnzsI ar4.les wnicn are at lis
disposition; then il u 1e
me mercy of m one
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20
@Easel Frames at Lesesne's.

Geo. W. Smith. owner OF the Avon
dale Hotel at Charleyoix, Mich, and
an old time friend OF Uncle George"
Van Pelt. arrived from the north to-
day. for the season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20
|@TSOm oil

Thu many friends of Mrs. Mabel
Guam Stevens will be glad to learn
that she is greatly improved and ex-
pccted soon 10 be entirely GONZALES
cent.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20

The many friends OF Mrs. y. q.
Sears, who has been quite seriously
i'll at her home az Lake Geneva. Wis.
will be gratified % learn that she Is
improving rapidly aud II is hoped
will soon be entirely couyalescent
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. b. Moore arrived
last evening from their summer home
at Hartford. Conn. and are again
comfortably domiciled at their win
ter home on South Ridgewood ave
nue.
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WILL SEIZE BEER
CONTAINING MORE
THAN ! OF P. C
(rhe Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Nov. ~ Al hrcv
cries manufacturing beer containing
more than one-half Of one ner cent
OF aieonol will be seized the inter
La Kesenue Bureau indicated TO-DAY
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sSelect Your own Thanksgiving
turkey at yards. 7Sl s. Ridgewood
Zuber Parker, Phone 257
1l9-Il-lS-4t
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. belong returned
TO their home on Goodall avenue.
Marshall Park. DaytOna Beach
Thursday. after a very pleasant sum
mer spent. in Laurelyille. OHIO. Mr.,
and Mrs belong have been spend
ing the winters here tor several years
aud Mr.. DeLong told the Daily News
today that they grow fonder OF their
Florida home each year. and look
forward TO their return here each
year with increasing pleasure.
sPieture Frames made to order at
LeSesne's.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. d. Waldror FL
gin, ILL.,. have opened up their cottage
at SIT Glenyiew Blvd. Scabreeze,
and will be here for the winter sea
son Mrs W f. Andrews. Mrs Wal
drons sister will join them IN few
days, buf Mr.. Wsldron's sister. Mrs.
w G.. Stone. will not be able 10 come
To Florida until after the holidays
On Friday afternoon the DeLand
bus running west on the north wood :
en- bridge collided with a wagon driv 2
EN- by negro the wagon being con i
siderably damaged Fortunately il
was held on the bridge by the slight
raise in the flooring. although the
impact carried away a portion Of the
railing. The car had fender broken
A sunrise prayer meeting IL plan
ned TO be held at the Hotel Caren
don approach in Seabreeze Thanks
giving morning under the ausp ces OF
the Young Peoples Council 4 uni
due service Is planned at which all
are heetdiaiy invited
!. Miss Jennle Messmofe departed
Friday for New York where next
month she VII become the bride of
Ensign Donald Comstock. the marr
age &c be performed al the home OF
the Dridegroom's parents IN that city
while he is Oh leave Miss Mas smore
carries to New York the good wishes
OF scores Of local friends
According 10 the Palm Beach Post
Frank Daniels, the comedian who Is
well known here having spent sew
eral seasons IN Daytua has arrived
IN Palm Beach e. spend this wintci
on his house boat n that city, which
he, purchased here last year tie /.
expected also to spend some time III
Daytona with friend later on
LoST-ovsI let brooch. with small
pearl ~ center. Valuable only a.
heirloom. Reward il returned t.
Daily News Office. p.t1.2o- 81
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mirrors and Mirror Frames at Lee
Sesne's.
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eiFrs T4sAT LAST co r.
NOW RoAES
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over 800 designs Aui0n aa
Frames at LeSesues.
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*Pieture Frames made to order at
LeSesne's.
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b electric SasaA as4s asaas
m vav lnr themselves. III ~
BROS. 1T Is 9s-ss