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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26

an extensive and important addition
to the aerial coast defense stations Of
the army air service. II will be a
base for land and scaplane patrol air
craft, and is planned as a permanent
unit in the aerial defense Of our Allan
tic coast
Our military authorities showed an
admirable sense Of the fitness Of
things in naming il as they have.
Deserved honor Is paid to the memory
Of Captain James f. Miller, Of New
York, who was killed in action near
Corbeny, France, March s, 1915.
Captain Miller was a volunteer, like
most Of our American airmen. who
left his bushes post IT the calf 81 his
country He had begun 10 qualify a.
a fyer soon after tae outbreak Il the 4
var, having realized .he ncfi 81 Am
arican preparedness, particularly in
he air. He helped TO organize an
aviation section in the New York Ma
ional Guard. and By the time the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26

United States declared war had be-
come an expert pilot He was our
first army aviation officer killed in ac-
ton. He died fighting in the sky, as
every airman hopes 70 die when his
time Is come.
Not only his friends will remember
the rare spirit and courageous heart
Of Captain Miller His name belongs
with that Of Mayor Mitchel-who did
not have the fortune to reach the
skies Of France before the fates called.
Field, on Lang Island and
Miller Field, On Staten Island, should
be shrines Of honor for coming gen
srati0nz q New Workers. Their names
ypify al that was noblest in the spir-
{ with which Americans, the young
md the older alike. tossed aside cy-
rything. fortune friends, career, life
tself when their country called ~.
{, Tribune.
Captain Miller was weH known 10
i1nehester o. ttc brother = NrH. Ed
-arl s Isham u Ornsby Hill
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26
How Bio Is the Sun.

suppose the earth to be represented
by a marble one inch In diameter AZ
a distance Of 323 yards--say. a couple
OF ordinary city blocks-is a spherical
balloon eleven feet in diameter II
represents the sun.
Fix those figures with your minds
eye and you win have a notion Of the
relative sizes Of our planet and the
great lumlnary about which II revolves.
with the distance between the two re-
dueed to the same proportionate scale.
We are really very near TO the sun.
n the diameter o. the earth be used as
a measuring rod fewer than 1900
times that length would span the gap
which separates US from the solar orb.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26


HOW WAR HAS BROUGHT
~ ABOUT CHANGE ~
NAN As A HoUSEkEEPEk
How many Times has hubby -
housekeeIer provided Tie ear.
toouisl gith rich materiail he
burns al the saaecpaus Il be az
lempfs o. oook. brings even
room 10 . state Of chaos Il De
tries "a IDS up allows the crusfs
20 accumulate In the bread paa.
and the tea leaves and vegetable
pariBgs 10 disngure the kitchen
sink. struggles with bed making
and darnins. can't light q IRE or
lay a table-in fact. as a house
keeper he = notable failure
AT least ne was. Nowadays
things are different. remarks
London Answers.
Among the minor effects Of
war has been the domestieati0n
Of men. The up-to-date warrior
always carried his housewife.
and be can easily compete with
a woman when IL comes 70 darn
Ing a stocking or sewing on a
button. He knows more than a
little about the washtub, after
his experiences IN the streams
Of foreign lands. aud he has
learned the value Of tidlness by
the restrictions Of dugout.
After making a fire IN a field
where a dry spot was absolutely
unknown. he won't empty the
sugar bag aud the oil tin In or
der 10 get the kitchen range GO
ing. After catering for com
panIes. . good many men will be
able 10 calculate how much
bread is needed for one house
hold. In fact. as housekeeper
man can no longer be laughed at.
War spoilt some men, but IL
made others. A good many wom-
en- are finding their husbands ex-
iremely useful about the house
since they came home. They
get their own shaving water, do
not leave the "water mark" on
the bath, clean up their splashes.
put away their clothes, and In
more than one house the hus-
band is as good as a butler at
meal times.
IN some instances men have
returned fn their homes quite
unfit for the post as breaGwin-
ners and their wives have had
10 obtain work TO keep the home
going. leaving hubby 10 keep
house.
Woman's real place Is as home
maker. but when she has had TO
turn breadwinner she has usual
~ found man as housekeeper
quite success.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26

Dwight Bourn's children are III with
whooping cough. Roland Norse's
children are getting over IL.
William Wooster, aged 50, died
Thursday, Feb. 10 Of influenza. He
was employed BY the Champlain Real
~ Co., but was called home few days
ago to care for his wife who was i'll
with influenza. He leaves a wife and
one child. The remains were taken TO
Londonderry and placed in the vault.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26
Castor oil for eotulism.

IN case 81 borulism-poisoning
from eating SPOILED vegetables or fruit
and most common with canned goods
the most effective remedy Is a gener.
Gus dose Of castor oil. But II must
be given quickly, rs one Of the effects
of the poisoning is 10 paralyze the In
testines and when this has taken place
the oil viii do no good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26
MILLER FIELD

The best memorials Of a war are
those which grow naturally out Of il
which seize the spirit Of those who
have died and perpetuate il, alive and
speaking, for future generations to
learn by and honor.
OF such is the new Miller Field, at
New Dorp, Staten Island. 1t is to be
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26
sANDGATE

Clifton Mears Of Arlington as in
town Tuesday
Fred squires bought some sheep Of
Alfred Bentley
Leo J. Grout Of Arlington Is survey
ing for W. W. Salter
Mrs. W. o. Wilcox Is in SALISBURY
caring for her daughter who is in.
G. NJ Vaughn and family Of Airing
tho were Sunday guests Of A. Z.
Moars.
Joe Thomas who has been working
in SALISBURY Is warking on the A. Z.
Buck job here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26
BONNEVILLE

Miss Marion Burbank is on the sex
list.
Mr. ano Mrs. S. Il. Castle are re-
covering from the grip.
Miss Lora Burbee is H. She is at
tended by DR.. A. w. Thomas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26

So says friend Of ours named Velvet Joe.
And he just about hits the nail ca the heed
Velvet is made for men who think there's
no smoke like real tobacco If you are that
sort of man, lister:
Velvet was born IN old Kentucky, where
more than one good thing comes from. 1t was
raised as carefully as any otnel kentucky
thoroughbred. But the real secret of Vc.yct's
friendly qualities is its slow natural ageine II
wooden hogsheads. Ageing in tho wood
never hurt anything-and least cf cr tobacco
And so we say, Velvet is good tcSacco-
nothing more or less. i r,rs second to
none.
The picture of the pipe the tin neeCn't
keep you from rolling jin2-dandy cigarette
with Velvet
,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-27
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

IN THf, DISTRICT COURT Of THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EltN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-27
Commissioners
Auction Sale

of nice little farm of hfty-fve and
three-nuarter (55N) acres. more or
less. with improvements. on Genito
Road. near Mt. Hermon Church. in
Chesterfield County. Va. and about
three miles from Moseieys Station.
Acting under decree entered on
of Chesterfield County, in tho suit Of
Wake 6; CO.. who sue. etc. VS.. John
f.. Porter's heirs ct ais, the under
signed special commissioners will
subject to confirmation by the court
ooHer for sale at auction, on the prem
tses. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1920.
at IL o'clock NJ.
the aforementioned farm, with n
suhsta ntial dwelling house, etc.
thereon. OF which John +. Porter died
seized and possessed.
TERMS: one-third lash, balance in
anu Two years after date OF, sale. re-
spectiveiy, with interest from date
OF SAFE 70 be evidenced by negotiable
NOTES or purchaser. wa living home
stead exemption. and title to land to
ne retained by court until purchase
n nnn mas Deen fully paid and convey
n,,rcb o.as!d ~ court, or all cash, at
4: r. FLORANCE.
GEO. j. HOOPER.
ALEX. II. SANDS,
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that tho hond ~
Tt ~ or the special commissioners
riyan ave apove-styled cause has been
sHeh' with surety approved nv mo
PHILIP COGBII.L, CLERK.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
by j. ID. CARNE.AI. & son, ~
Real Estate Auctionaers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Three Desirable Pieces of
Renting Property in
"OLD JACKSON WARD.

Nos. 70S North Second street 70.
Price Street. 609 Croucn Street.
ON WEDNESDAY DEC. /. 1879
Commencing at I O'Clock p. NJ.
We will offer for sale on the premises
the above properties:
FIRST. At o'clock p NJ, No. 7us
North Second Street-l9 feet.
inches front by SO feet, more or less
In depth. The improvements CON
sist of u detached frame dwelling OF
four or FIVE rooms, never vacant This
Is one OF the most valuable streets
in Old Jackson Ward, business as
well as residential.
SECOND. AT AIS o'clock p NJ,
No 704 Price Streets feet front
by 57h feet in depth. improvements
consist OF detached frame dwell
ling of four or five rooms. Fluo
renting locality. never vacant
THIRD. At 4:30 o'clock =. ~, No.
500 Crouch Streets feet front by
20 feet in depth, to an alley. Inn
provements consist OF Il semidetached
frame dwelling with five rooms;
good renter. Convenient TO Ameri-
can Locomotive Works and other
business enterprises, which makes IL
very desirable.
You cannot make mistake by
purchasing any of the above prop
critics.
TERMS: Easy and announced at
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wantcd-I,coI Estate

Wantcd-lseal Estate 80
j WANT parmiasIOn to sell your city prom
eriy. This is all | want. II I don't sell
IL. IT viii not cost you one cent. II do
sell IL, l VIII expect the regular CITY
connisson fee. Call by TO SEQ me
ID. 4: 2irkle. Ninth Stroa, Remington
nulld,ng or call Madison 1874.
LIST your farms and city properly With
II v. MhitehuEst y Co. 1914 East Main
LIST your property for results with ]. a.
Connolly Co.
LIST your farms and city property with
us for quick results. q. g. Taylor s.
Co.. % North Ninth Street.
LIST your property for quick results with
US Tor sale or rent. W. h Purcell Jr
CO.. Inc. SIT r. Franklin ST.
YOUR HOUSES
OR APARTMENTS
ron SALE OR FOR RENT
6HOuLD BE LISTED WITH
IL. u. a. +. ID. EBEI.
NORTH NINTH ST
40 us: tnes. Want Ads to 0. ayr. OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-27

Charles w Meyer and
George b. Strotmeyer,
partners, trading as a.
Meyers Sons Company. Plaintiffs
We.
]. X. Joyce Company,
corporation .Defendan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-27
Commissioner S Sale Of
VeyValuable
Farm

nu1sunnt to decree OF the Circuit
court OF iienrieo County. entered
S"ye'nhGr 70; 1920. in tho suit OF
samuel l.; Allen VIZ. william &. Allen
81 ais therein pending, the under
hiEncd. appointed special commits
missioner thereby. will offer for sale
upon me premises. subject to the
continuation of the court. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1920.
AT o'clock y. ~,
The tract of land containing 81 ncres
Alien died seized. This land lies in
,,.'h,ico county. near the KinEsland
i nps,. G a1oui one mile from Cotman
ost once, ItFcontains about SO
acres acres good truck land and large
"uhhi,ty OF tim bnr and wood, includ :
mnE poplar. ash. gum. oak and pine.
M pace is ideal for q hunting and
rHsnihB club. borders on Four-Miis
,.ou; tnaewater). The farm is lust
wcs' OF Curis Neck Farm and wIthin
' TE 'R!sr 81 The River Road.
THOMAS I. TAI.LEY.
special Commissioners.
hereby certify that che hand
i.uircu or the special commjssioma e.,
me hbove-siyled cause has ~
sdf"h' with security approved by zen ~
'9isneD SAMUEL n. wApDuJ. e'
hf J. THOMPSON brown ;. - :;
lOl4 Main street. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-27
AUCTIONs-LECALs
Legal Notices
DEpARTMENr OF rUBLIc WELFARE.

Room 4os. CITY Hall.
SEALED PKoPosAIs WILL BE ERE RE
CEiVED at the above Office up to IL
o'clock. noon. on December 8. 1870. for
!he regular monthly removal of night soil
from, oil dry ciossta in the city OF Rich
mnnd. Each bidder is requested to cub
init two bids, one'for q period OF one year
from January l. 1921. to December 81.
l0:l, Inclusive. and ono for period OF
three yenrt-ftom January /. 1921. TO De-
cember 81. 1873. Inclusive.
Further particulars concerning the
above may " obtained BY application al
the above oi1ice.
All bids must be submitted on blank
forms. which may be Obtained al the
above of,icc.
All bids should be- plainly marked on
the cover TO Indicate the nature Of their
contents.
All bidders VIII DO required to specify
fully tho nature OF their present equip
mert, n any; and the succeasful bidder
Will be required to provide himself with
Directht Of Public welfare is necessary for
the proper execution on this contract.
Certified cheek FOR 1850 - to accom-
papy each bid as guarantee of the re-
spons!biIity of the bidder. and this check
VIII he returned after the contract IL
awarded and the required bond executor
The director reserves the r!Eht TO re-
Ject any or all bids.
r. e. LEVY.
Director OF Public Welfare
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

VIRGINTAt-IS THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF HENRICO COUNTY. NOYEM-
BER 18TH, 1920.
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IN CliANCERY.

IN CliANCERY.
The object OF this sui, Is TO subject
the interests and equities OF the de-
PENDANT In that certain building on
lot known as Lot 81. in Block b, OF
the plan OF National Heights. in Hen
rico County, State OF Virginia. to the
payment and satisfaction OF GER
tain Judgment OF the complainants
secured against the said defendant
In the Law and Equity Court of the
city Of Richmond. state of Virginia,
on the 18th day OF October. 1919. alb
stract OF which judgment has been
filed In this court. in this cause.
And affidavit having been made and
nicd by the complainant that the de-
PENDANT Is not a resident of the State
OF Virginia. it il ordered that it APP
near here within ten days after the
due publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect its In
terest in this suit. And that this
order be published once a week for
four successive weeks In The Times
Dispatch. q newspaper published In
the city OF Richmond.
A Copy-Teste:
SAMUEL L. WADDILL,
Clerk.
BETHEL & WILLIAMS. p. O..
161G-17-l8 Mutual Building.
r. d. CHAFFIN & CO. INC,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wnniei-ItclI Estate

FOR BEST RESULTS hst your farms
~ W.; W. nave prospective BUYERS
Co. l2l North Eighth street.
FOR BEST RESULTS list your property
win US Tor sale or for rent J.. Il *
j. y. Harvic 3l2 Mutual Itldv Mad 6sSc
FOH PROMPT attention liza, your houses
iEr sale or for rent with Charles &c.
huenrmund, Room -, Allison BuillInv
SOB LIZ East Main. s'
FOR RESULTS last your farms and civ
properly with Pollard & Basby. Rich.
IF YOU HAVE a house in pIcbnonJ -,
vicinity or farm In nearby counties
you want to sell list with us now Send
Tor blanks, Richmond Trust Co ICa pItai
snd surplus. 3i.z9o.VSol. Seventh and &ain
If you want to sell your protertv toll
us about It, We give you SERVICE 49,
get results. Rex o. Joncs Co. Inc.
RANDOLPH connscts you Win tho Want
40 DeU2rtmenI 1880 >s 'N"'
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-27
Trustees Sale Valuable
l7th Street Property,
9 Brick Stores and
Dwellings,,
Nos, 2l3, Is, II, l9, FL G. %
North 18th Street

- u
NEAR BROAD STREET
BY virtue OF deco =, ,-
Ridgeway Moore and via rom
august 10, 1916. and recorded 100 E
nnJo -. ~. Is :io-B, page i5s. To ,hs
therein "d dasc 70 secure certain notes
made and being required so 20 peihg
VIII sell at Public Auction On 10;
premises. to tho =" 'he
HIGHEST BIDDER.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1sT
i. NJ,
n Ia;,ot! described in said deed. ms
Two certain parcels or reot 90
ate with all improvements tberaen
IN city or Richmond, Va, on The eos;
9' seventeenth Street, between
'.to-wit: as ioiiows.
FIIst: Beginning at the center Of
an ailcy', about 81 feet u inches
more he. or less, south of Broad Street Street
the east line of Seventeenth strentS
ana fronting thereon SO fec, IL
. i imsnes' more pre- or less. thence back be-
'W ..secd parallel lines 75 feet, and
east line OF Seventeenth Street d; on
;ant 10 feet south OF tho southern
me , OF Broad Street, thence running
east ino Of ssa eSen fts9ntng sen on said
ieet. and extending back eastwardIv
l32 feet" iines
The property will pay we'll as an
Investment and has large specuia-
TERMS: Cash MS to expense or sa,u
ana M unpaid taxes to day Of sale,
with interest from August TO- IaI7'
and and august 10. 19ls. respectively:
Also 20 pay note 100000. with inter-
interest note Of $4,000. with interest
thereon from May 10. 1919, and bal
ance in one and two years properIv
secured, or all cash, at option OF the
purchaser.
LEROY e. BROWN,
Trustee
Auctionecrs.
.. Immediately after the above sale
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. we will sell
tho ad5oining TWO BRICK STORES.
Street, EXTRA EASY TERMS.
y bargain can be had
= j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Auctioneers.
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r. ID. CHAFFIN & CO, INC,
Richmond. Va.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-27

TO the creditors OF j. L. FINSEY.
OF Richmond. In tho County OF
,ienrico. and district Aforesaid
notice is hereby given that on No.
Vembcr "a. 1920. the said J. f. FIN
NEf was duly ahjudicated bank
runt and that the FIRST meeting Of his
creditors VIII be held In my Office,
Ropms lllB-l1l3 Mutual Building.
tichmonu. Va. on tho 4TH DAY Of
DECEMBER. 1920. ut 10 O'Clock I'm
IN" forenoon. at which time the said
cTehitors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint n trustee, examine
me bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly como be-
fore said meeting.
THOS. r. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
November 20. 1920.
liy w. s. ROBINSON & co. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
100 North Eighth Street
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25

feltetelek mellett baleset es beteg-
seq ellen is bebiztositja hozza-
fordul6 igyfeleket. Ezt tarsu-
latot eddig Bogdany Gabor KEEP
viselte, de miutan 8 vegleg Det-
roitban telepedett lie, azert az it
teni kepviseletet Juhasz JOSEF
vette at. Aki akar vele beszelni.
vagy uzletet csinalni, keresse fel
OF a Home Savings Bank epiilet
All. es 412. szamu szobaiban.
hol deli 6rakban mindig megta-
lalhatja, ha pedig telefonon ke-
resi-, akkor hivja fel k0vetkez6
szamot Bell telefonon: Main
1922.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25
VI FOGLALKozASBAN
Juhasz J6ssef 6letbiztositassa
foglalkozik.

A kozismert es nepszeru magya
rok k0ze tartozik Jnhasz JOSEF
honfitarsunk, q ki a k0zelmult
ban.nj foglalkozast talalt magl
max.
Juh6sz ugyanis Atyette : jd-
hirii racifn Mutusl Life Insur.
ance Company youngstowni 90
k0rny6kbeli kepsiselet6t 81 ebben
j nin5s6gbsn nemcsak tletb;zto-
sitasokat csinal, de igen el6nyos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25
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EsEI4sszzo0N!Y|eo!k z O 3 9!
49, Z POS TAJA
8&k9 Eva neni levelei. eAk&1

18 Iyen kaandos evekkel szabad onnek oglal
kozn Meg ke ene hogy azoknak akk neyeek megs csak
vam kozk on eetehez Vagy ha obban tetsk onn
ak eo kapot eddg minden vannak olan kotelezetsege
yuk szembe amt dobhat ell magao egokosabb ha egy
engedemes zeret6 k nya lesz szleinek melett
- higyje ell - lehet nagyon okos ks lany is.
El3bb a szueit6l kerjen anacsot es azan tolem.
Karpos Menjen akarmeyk butorazebe oft ubaigazak
rja hogy angou akkor kaauzra szksege
AIT hiszem hogy kap munkat.
szegeny asszony hogy dogoat Ebben
isztessg mint szegyen mai ysonyok melett mindenk
meg foga erteni SGT megosoljuk sokan fogak k0vetn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25
A WORDS KERESZT KARA
CSONYFAJA BUDAPESTEN.

Al budapest szegeny gyerme-
keknek mostanaban mem sok okuk
van 0riilni. Az idei karacony a
zonban dacara a mai RESERVES
id3knek 0r0met es boldogsagot
fog hozni sok kis pesti gyerek-
mex. Az Amerikai Voros Kereszt
budapest kirendeltsege ugyanis
nagyaranyu karacsonyi unnepse-
geket tervez a gyermekek sza-
mara.
A budapest kirendeltseg igaz-
gat6janak Mr.. Pedlownak kere-
sere franciaorszagi Vor0s Ke-
resztes raktarakban Macy tomeg
ajandekot allitanak 0ssze es r0-
videsen utnak inditjak "a kara
csonyi ajandekokkal megrakott
yasuti kocsikat Parisb6l Svajcon
es Austrian keresztiil Budapest
re.
A N0rSs KeresZt karacsony
napjan Budapest kiilonb0zo reszei-
ben hatalmas karacsonyfakat al
lit fel!; !Mindegyik karacsonyfa-
hoz nehany ezer szegeny gyerme-
ket hivnak meg, akiket a varosi
hatosagok es a helyi j6tekonysagi
intezetek fognak kivalasztani es
minden gyermeknek adnak vala-
mi kis ajandekat, mely a Macy
nyomorusag k0zepette is boldopga
fogja tenni szomorkod6 kis lei
keket.
Nagyon sok kis pesti gyerek-
mex a Vor0s Kereszt karacsony-
faja lesz a legels6 karacsonyfa,
melyet eleteben lat es ez lesz a
legels3 karacsonyi ajandek, me-
lyet hosszu evek 6ta a sze9eny
gyermekek kapnak. A terv szerint
minden gyermek legalabb is egy
hasznos ajandekot fog kapni, egy
par cip6t, szvetert vagy mas me-
leg rnhat, amire legnagyobb
sziiksege van. Ezenkiviil jatekok-
ban sem lesz hiany.
Helyi miihelyekben Voros
Kereszt altal csoportokba SERVE
zett onkentes munkasok egyszerii
kis jatekokat allitanak el6 es min
den val6sziniiseg szerint bowen
lesz jatek a gyermekek or0mere a
Voros Kereszt karacsonyi iinnep-
segein. Macy csom6 meleg harris
nyat, keztyit es cukrot osztanak
szet a sziikolkod6 gyermekek k0-
z0tt.
Az ajandekokon Xviii minden
gyermek parolgO levest es meleg
csokoladet kap. Hogy ez milyen
0romet fog okozni, AIT csak az
ehezo kis magyar arvak ertik
meg. Az elSiranyzott terv szerin1
korulbelIl IS ezer gyermek. ves1
reszt Voros Kereszt karacsony
iinnepsegein.
Macy. Hirlap ............. 81
Az Amerikai Voros Kereszt bu
dap Vi kirendeltsege mindent e
fo ;vetni, hogy Budapest sze
gyermekei az idei kara
1.s6nyt boldogsagban es 0romber
t0ltsek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25

atjk gyueseke ide gudhja tefo
tdk
elony6,a ,anelyaz on lonye esz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25

koronaval, inert soha olyan nagy sziik-
segiik nem volt a penzre, mint most es
soha olyan alacsony mem volt korona,
mint most. Hogy milyen olcs6 most
magyar, csehoszlovak Is a jugoszlav
korona, megtudhatja, ha azonnal ir errS'
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