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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-12
Haldoklo magyarok
Szibera homezoin ezrevel unak magyar fogyok
youngstown Nagybzotsg ezen elk ogyoknak megmntese eel
bo februar 6n hefon sabau hangversenyt rendez
videkrol eddig 74-en eentettek eljoveteluket

FarSang vasarnapjat a0vet6
hetfon. vagyis no loan este s
6rara el6relathat6lag meg fog
telni Kossuth K0r nagyterme
lelkes, aldozatkeSz magyarokkal,
a Xix a sziviikre hallgatva, elton
mex ARA a nagyszabasu hangover
senyre, melyct a Nagybizottsag g
a Sziberiaban Sinyl6d6 magyar
hadi foglyok megmentese erdeke-
ben rendeZ.
Lapunk mas helyen olvashatja
mindenki AIT a fontos ertesitest.
a melyet DIR. F. p Keppel, az anne
rikai Vcres kereSzt kiilf0ldi iigyei
mex igazgat6ja es hadiigyi allan
titkar k0z0l az amerikai magyar
saggal. Ebbol az ertesiteSb6l
megtudhatja mindenki, hogy a
Kelet -SZiberiaba nlcv0 magyar
foglyokat a Neres Kereszt Ameri-
kan keresZtjil Magyarorsza gba
szallitja, es pedig minden kesede
lem nelkul azonnal, ha a sziikse-
ges penz megvan. Egy-eey ma
gyar hadifo9oly hazaszaIlitasa
$50 dollarba keriil es EFT a penzt
el0 kell teremteni. ha AIT akar-
juk, hogy a foglyok eletet meg
mentsiik.
Mindenki csak ARA gondoljon,
hogy hany olyan rokona van, XII
tOl evek ota mem hallott hirt? Es
bizony ezen rokonok k0ziil igen
sokan vannak am Sziberiaban. a
NIT maid csak akkor fOgnak ell
hinni a ketelked6k. mikor fog
lyokat vissza szallitottak es mi
kor kisiil az a szomoru igazsag
hogy a foglyoknak t0bb, mint a
efels~4issarSyssAettses 1negfagKott@a
dermeszt6 hidegben.
Epen exert mines most ketkedes
mex es gondolkozasnak helye.
Minden becsiiletesen gondolkoz6
ds nemesen erz6 magyar .embernek
k0telessege, hogy segitsen magyar
verein es epen azert tudjuk, hogy
XII csak teheti, az elton ere a
pompas hangversenyre, mely
| valosaggal meglepetes lesz a ma
oyarsagra nezve.
lit tudatjuk AIT is, hogy Vi
dekrol eddig 74-en jelentettek be
eljoveteliiket es ,.hogy a videki
vendegek k0z0tt lesz Darag6 10.
zsef is, a Verhovay Segelyegylet
f0eln0ke a csaladjaval egyiitt.
Alabb koz0liiik hangverseny
vegleges miisorat, melyb6l min.
denki meggy6zodhetik, hogy ilyer
nagysza basu es magas szinvonalon
allo magyar hangverseny meg so
hasem volt Youngstownban.
MUSOR;
l. Bek0sz0nt6 beszed. Elmond
ia Geresi Sander.
2. Zongora es hegedii kett6s
Jatszak Friedman Martha 6
Friedman Emil.
3. Versek Sziberiabol. Felol
vassa Nemenyi Mikl6s.
4. Magyar dalok. Eneklik Mi
hok Sandorne es Vask6 Julia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-12

81 AlarAs4a
A hangversenyt tame fogja ko-
vetni, melyhez a zenet Rig6 JOS
ka zenekara szolgaltatja es pedig
teljesen ingyen, nemes celra va;
10 tekintetb6l.
Mivel ez lesz farsangi zar6 bal
(mivel masnap mar hushasy6
kedd van), azert az egyhazak es
egyletek mem is rendeztek erre =
napra mulatsagot, hogy annal job
ban biztositsak hangverseny si-
keret. @
"A magyarsag jo sziven mulik
most mar, hogy hany sziberiai ma
gyar hadi fogoly eletet fogja meg
menteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-12
A dan kovet levele a Nagybizottsaghoz

Nagybtsaghoz level washington dan kovetto
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szaadon
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kernenek ezekben szagokbn
megakalitani hzamehessenek
kon nyl6d6 sykat vizaadhank @
aadjuknk
m6 ho hetf konertre megek Kossth k
Egyenk deutan gyHescn
Isar6 $50
H6n naserH kono bedke gyonyoru enekszmokka
jatkkkal penzeft ameynek
|tanc hajnalg azoknak, akk nuatni is 6hajsnk
bzotg ua h ranA hangvrsenynye egvbekoot
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-12
Az Amerikai Voros Kereszt felajanlotta
Szovetsegnek, hogy kelet-sziberiai
hadifoglyokat hazaszallitja

DR. KEppEI KLF0IDI MvELETEK 1GAzGAToJA Es HADGYI
ELBEN sz0vETsEG
TITKARAT HoGY 10000 NEGY MIL
DOLIARBA KERtL. OSSZEGBE
RAKoK Es NEn1ETEK vANNAK FoGLALvA.
eremsek e0 pen, t0bh eveg1 Veres Kereszt monda
Dr. kqpel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-12


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ANTAT.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-12

CIMvALToZAsAT JELENTsE BE
A sZERKESZT0SEGBEN. IRODA:
32o.322 w. FEDERAL STREET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Seattle Kids
Had a Grand
Time atParty

Did Seattle youngsters turn out
ana come TO Tho Stars party at the
strand this morning.
Manager Ruffner. Of the Strand
theatre. Is one person who'll say
they did. and that they turned out
in fun force. too.
Millions OF them were there. there
sccmed-a good figure In the thou
sands there were.
Somehow or tho other they all
managed 10 get I'm the Strand and
they enjoyed one OF the best treats
OF the year. the wonderful newspa
per play. go and Get It."
And say they did enjoy every
moment Of that play. the thrilling
adventures OF the daring reporter
and how he uncsrtbed a great mys
terry. which had bsffled the police
The only thing the matter with
the show. these Seattle kids VIII tell
you. was that II was altogether too
short so interesting was the play
they'll say. that they could have
spen, all day seeing a.
Some OF the parents accompa MED
the youngsters and they also thought
II was one dandy play.
Gee" was the remark OF all
wouldn't II be swell IL The Star
would give. a party like this every
day"
We agree with them. II sure
would. We saw that show our.
selves. and 4, sure was. withou,
doubt. one rwell play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16

ences. he rounds up the thieves and
In acquitted OF all suspicion by the
members OF tho Washington house.
hold and wins tho giri he loves.
Georges Carpenter. tho famous
French pugiiist. Is starring In this
play. Tho Wonder Man" which la
showing at the cicmner this week
COLONIAL
''The Red Lane" with Frank Mayo
and Lillian Rich In tho star roles. Is
pleasing many at the Colonial, where
II IN showing until Tuesday night
The play In OF Marie Beauilsu. who.
on returning from the convent school
she had been attending 10 her home
on the Canadian border. finds that
II II the meeting place OF band OF
smuggisrr. and she also finds out
that her father intends 10 give her In
marriage 10 Dave Roi. the leader Of
the smurrlers.
She runs away and In rescued by
Norman Aidrich. n young customs OF.
flcer. who secs that shc II cared for
by a rsspectabl. family. Later Roi
kidnaps Marie and then AidrIch goes
and saves her.
Soon after. Mari~'n father IL found
dead. and Aidrieh IN accused OF tho
crime. but Aidrich proves himself In.
noccnt. breaks NJ tho smugriern'
,rnfyic and wins happiness for him.
self and Marie. the Girl no lovoA
REX
Burke Randolph w. IN actor. and
while touring the West IN an &C; Of
hin. entitled. ~ Western Town. ne
lost all Of his clothes except his stage
cowboy costume. and he was com
PEELED Co wear IL on the street.
His principal object In playing out
West was because BETTY Jordan. the
girl whom he fell In love with in New
York. live out there near winSiow.
Montana.
The sheriff OF winsiow county was
In love with BETTY. and when he
heard OF her love for the actor he
isuued a warrant for his arrest
Only having his cowboy costume
10 wear came In handy then, because
he carried gun around with him
In this costume. and for n while
avoided arrest Later he was mr.
rested. bu, after many thrilling ad
ventures no escapes and wins Betty
from the sheriff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
New Terry Cloths

THAT meeting with marked approval with III
i who have seen them-they introduce many new
coorings and their soft texture produces effect
unapproached by any other drapery fabric.
Housewives who desire rich hangngs at minimum expend
should selections the
New Terry Cloths They priced @1.76 the yard
SECOND FLooR-pRAPERY SECTION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
GEORGE BEBAN'S BOY
WANTS TO BE BUILDER

George Beban's talented little s.
year-old son. Bob White" Beban.
has one great ambition. He Graves
60 Be q real honest to goodness car
penter. wear overaiis and be able to
hAmn1er and saw from morn till
night During the filming Of zone
Nan In q Miillon.- George Beban's
latest photoplay. little Bob White"
Who plays an important role in the
picture. used all his spare time In
seeking boards TO nail down or saw
upon In yiew OF tho charm OF n
hammer and pockesful Of nails on
the little fellow. the studio carpen-
tiers held . meeting ut which nli
studio players. including Mr.. Beban.
were present The chairman of the
ezrpenters' local made an address In
behalf Of Bob White" concluding
By giving him union card and tell.
ing him that from then on he was n
yellow worker" Now Bob white"
1zs . regular Job TO fall back upon
y Papa Beban cancels him from his
s9icture making.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Guy Empey Says
His First Play,
"Oil," viii Be Al

In announcing the organization OF
Guy Empry Productions. Inc. OF
which he is president. the star pro.
Queer disclosed the news that his
company will make n series OF com.
cdy-drainas OF American life. OF
which the first IL "oil" This pic.
ture." says Mr. Empty. 'typifies to
my mind the type Of photopiay which
audiences everywhere are most de-
airour OF seeing. In the first place.
II is n story OF the. lives OF Amer.
lcans--cven ms you and I--porray.
ing them In their business adventures
and In the romance Of their every.
day life.
our first picture. on illustrates
our program. In the first place. II
tells the story OF the greatest TO
nance In American history since the
gold rush Of ists and. ms a matter
OF fact. the forfy.nincyx pale into
coloriess inslgnlficancc before the
vivid rash Of events In the various
recent oil booms There is no doubt
but that there are more investors
In oil companies than In any other
individual industry and while II In
true that a great majority OF these
Investors have plunged unwiscly. IL
10 just as true that millions upon
millions in our population are vitality
interested In the various aspects OF
the oil industry. In this connection
I can safely say tina, OIL win reveal
to the American public tho inside
Vaccinations Of the vultures that
prey upon the wouid-bc investor. and
at the same time the picture win also
show the legitimate methods OF oil
production and the manner in which
actual fortunes have been made
and sometimes lost icgitimateiy-at
the oil fields"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16

The Chinese Regards tho pcach a.
the most hcalthfui OF fruits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
CORINNE GRIFFITH
TO PLAY DUAL ROLE

Corinns Griffith goes 20 two ex-
tremes in the matter Of dress in
The broadway Bubble" her new
vitagraph production dealing with
theatrical life. which is nearing com
pletion. Miss Griffith. famous for
her beautiful gowns and her grace
in wearing them, dresses In a striis.
Ing manner as society woman who
would be nm actress. and In the
plainest manner possible an her poor
sister. Miss Griffith plays both
roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Many Airplane
Scenes Are in
"Trumpef Isl0nd''

Some OF the most remarkable air
plane scenes ever made by a motion
picture camera are shown II
Trumpet Island the Tom Tcrrisa
production which will be presented
by vitagraph In September. The
pictures show an airplane fighting
the elements during n severe cleo
tricai storm and It's final wrccking
on Trumpet Island. There Is no nss
ture taking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
WILL ROGERS IS THE
FRIEND OF ALL DOGS

VIII Rogers In out as rival 10 the
Bidc-a-wec. Hc admits. himself.
that he has started n homo for poor
dogs on his place near Los Angeles.
Tho beginning of II was while he was
out on location In hin next Goldwyn
picture. Honest Hutch" IL WINS nee.
c-sary 20 have n number OF ill.fcd
dogs In the picture. and they were
secured from the local pound. on
the last day ut location, the property
man was about 20 send the dogs
back TO tho pound. when Rogers
stopped him. He allowed as how
he had grown fond Of tho dogs and
had decided 20 take all nine Of them
homo with him. And now those dogs
won't be Of any service In pictures.
even. because they have been 40 well
fed that they are growing fat and
sleek.
The CHINESE Regards tho peach ~
4. "A ~ f,r,,lsx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
ropAy's PROGRAMS

strsrd-Marshaii Neiian's 90 ana
Oct IL"
clemmer-G~crges Carpeuttsr In
'-rh. wonder Man"
Coliseum Constance Taimadge In
THE Perfect woman"
fIberty- Rupert fiushse 'rcrateh
Ny Rack"
William Desmond IN The
broadway Cowboy"
Ceieniai--tfsnk Mayo In The iied
Lane"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16

Doris Kenyon. tho charming star
Of many pleasing pho,oplays. IL now
scoring triumph in The Harves,
Moon" after the story by Augustus
Thomas. Miss Kenyon. not content
with only being an actress. Is an au.
thorcss OF no little note. she having
recently completed her third book Of
verses. which will be published In the
fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Sfdmmerers,
Attention!

Are you subject TO stammsr.
ingf Martha Mansfield. formerly
a Ziegfeld FolIIcs' girl. knows OF
a friend who s,ammcrcd and got
rid Of her trouble by striking her
hand against a table. or her knee.
pronouncing the word at the same
time. Miss Mansfield also claims
that her friend discovered that oy
reading aloud with every tick OF
the clock q smooth. running VI.
terancc could be dcvcaspcd she
IL appearing Opposite Eugene
o'Bricn In the forthcoming s-lx-
nick picture. The Wonderful
Chance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Colored
Satin Spreads

for twin and double-sze BEDS being featured In
plain hemmed and with scalloped cut corners and
holsters to match, priced
" by 80, hemmed $1,000, scaloped $10.5O
81 by 80, hemmed 5000, scaoped $11.OO
" by 80, hemmed, set, $14OO
81 by so, scalloped, set, $14.5O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16

whiic ago. her back i,ched. and
circumstances did not permit her
TO scratch II. no Val stopped over
and scratched her back.
Hc was positive this would re,
him into trouble and he was no,
surprised when she slipped him a
note. II said for him to so 10 her
house nj 10 the next morning. She
told him Of an escapadc OF hers
when young Chow she had run away
she wns on the stage with had now
to the stage and how the man
threatened 90 show pictures Of her
when an actress 10 her husband.
and shc did not want her husband
10 know Of her ~scapade.
Val agreed TO help her out and
70 they went to the mans house
and Val got the pictures without
paying the money the man had
Haid they would have 10 pay. After
many experiences they find that
her husband had known of the
matter all Of tho time and had
thought nothing Of n
This story. Scratch My Back"
lr being shown on tho screen at
tho Liberty this week.
CI.EMMER
Henri D'Aiour was a member Of
the French secre, service and he was
sent to Washington TO discover the
thieves who robbed the French gov.
ernmcnt Of some valuable bonds
lie trails them 10 a famous Wash
lngt5u home and fndr that they had
figured In many robberies there lie
waits a while. however. before arrest.
inE them.
D'Aiour's actions s~ern suspicious
TO The members OF tho home In
Washington which he frcauents. and
az tho Washington police are also
looking for tho same thieves he In
looking for. once he Is nearly ar.
rested.
The man whom he has spotted M
one OF the thieves IL also the rival
for tho hand Of the girl he had met
and fallen In love with NJ the Wash.
inrton home.
Later. after many thrilling expert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
STRAND

STRAND
Go and Get IT," the wonderful
newspaper play at the Strand this
week. In play which portays how
n newspaper II run.
The play Ii OF man known M
"Shut the door Gordon" who In In a
conspiracy with the owner OF news.
paper. which is the rival Of the ono
owned by Katherine o'Neii. 20 Grip.
pie tho O'Neil Newspaper NO that II
can be bought cheap
Helen Alien and Kirk Connolly arc
two reporters ON the o'Neii newsra.
per and are grcat friends.
Once when they get a SCOOP on a
story Gordon wrecks the ONeil
newspapers press so they cahnot get
an extra out.
Later big story comes M. three
prominent men are found dead. each
with n broken back. on three success.
sive nights The city editor tells
Connolly TO get the story. He Then
goes out and tries 20 get II and final
~ Is successful and. with the help OF
Helen Allen. gets ono OF the Ercateat
scoops on record. only after many
amazing experiences. He then wins
promotion and bride.
COLISEUM
Constance Taimadre sure docs
show she can ''vamp" In her iasca,
play. The Perfect Woman" which
Is drawing many TO the Coliseum
this week.
Constance has the role OF Mary
blake. first-ciass ''vamp." and
who In member OF the Working
Girls club.
One night Jim stanhope. . very
rich young man who In a junior
partner In a shiryard and who N
n woman tnter. talks 10 tho mem.
hers OF the club on a character
analysts system he has put In use
az his shipyard To test the charac.
ter and fitness Of all who Apply
for positions ". also gives them
a talk ON the Boisheviks. saying
they should be deportcd.
Mary falls In love with Jim n,
sight and determines TO get a Job
at his office.
She II turned down because she
couldn't pass tho character analysis.
principally on account OF her
beauty. she then goes home and
makes up no she isn't NO pretty
and later gets job an Jim's sec
Rotary. ne his home.
At night. tho. Mary took off her
disguise. And once. AZ night. when
the Bolshesiks raided the stanhop~
home. because Jim had been saying
some not nice things about them.
Jim sees how pretty Mary really
II. when all the members Of the
household come downstairs In their
night rohcs.
lilo then gives her Q weeks
notice Of her Dismissal. but all that
week Mary tries to vim Jim over
70 her by the '-vamplns' process.
and she finally does h, saving Jim
one night later from the Boiahcviks-
LIBERTY
Val Romney had the distinction
OF being a man who always did
what he wanted to-" This. at times.
go, him into n lot Of trouble.
One night NJ an opera there was
a lady sitting In front Of him with
beautiful back and he saw her
shoulder biad~s slightly twitching
Fe Understood what this mcnnt at
once--she was suffering from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16

Gee. but I love Boidt's French
tpastry----Adv.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06
Road Report

northern of the especially bad just such that 1t will they shape reported still be rather Wagons have only the heavier machines have been also the that dions exceedingly After that possible without much trouble The Canyon extremely condition Teams Codwar aid those motorists who fail make the crossing under their power.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21

affairs OF the Martinsburg team 80
long that 1t seemed he belonged to
the town.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21
ONE CROOKED DEAL
LEADS TO OTHERS, IS
MESSAGE OF PICTURE

How one crooked deal inevitably
leads TO others is dramatically Wis
ualized In Vitagraph's new picture
In Honor's Webb" which will he
shown at the Apollo Theatre on
Monday.
Harry T Morey is the star. He
plays the role of Frank Powell, a
wealthy manufacturer, who falls o.
love with a beautiful woman. only
to be defeated apparently in court.
ship by his younger brother Bert,
a weakline.
Rodney Foster. raseally social
parasite. enters The lives Of the
chief characters with an intrigue
for the love of the governors wife.
The Matchmaking processes Of Fos-
ter lead. ono after the other. 10
greater deeds of evil and inspire
crimnality in his servants
There is final solution Of the
tangles that are woven around the
characters and A smashing climax
occurs
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21

Mr. j. NJ, Rush OF Shepherds
town. is visitor today ia the city
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21
| NORRIS TO MANAGE
HACERSTOWN PLAYERS
And Eddie Hopper Will Pilot
Frederick, Says Report.

II is reported on what is believed
to be good authority that w. G.
t"Country'D Morris. OF Washing.
ton, will manage the Hagerstowu
Blue Ridge ball club and that Ed
die Hopper viii serve in similar
capacity for the Frederick club.
The transfer of affections on the
part of Country" although he is
perfectly justified in making tho
eeisive word as to a team has
change in viev of the fact that no
emanated from Martinsbnrg. will
be a sad brow to local fans. "Coun.
try" administered the basehallic
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21
FlDUClARY NOTICE

A list OF fduciaries, whose %.
counts are before the undersigned
commissioner of accounts for set.
Element:
Elizabeth Emerson, Guardian Of
Jasper NJ. Emerson.
Elizabeth Emerson, guardian OF
Elizabeth Emerson.
Given under my hand, as cofmls.
sioner of accounts, for the County
Court Of Berkeley County, West Vir-
ginla, at my office, in the Dorm
building, in Martinsburg, w. Va,
the lith day of February. 1920. Z
.. w. SNYDER, JR.,
Commissioner OF Accounts.
II It wl1 . wk pd +
Mrs. George ID. Tederick will leav
today to visit friends and relatives
in Washington and Baltimore.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21
LOST

Il oT-Round BLACK muff either on
street Or a. Daughters Of Isabel
dance Tuesday. Please motif
Mrs Howard S. Martin, $50 n
Queen st. L-58f+
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21
WHAT is A "CLIMBER?"
ANSWER GIVEN IN NEW
WTAGRAPH FILM DRAMA

What Is climber" The term is
almost exclusiely used In the social
set TO designate type Of social
parasite who strives 10 break inside
the forbidden precincts Of the social
circle. A ysualization Of such
characters IL given in Vitagranh's
latest picture "The Climbers" Cor
rine Griffith is the star.
This production, which is adapt,
ed from the stage success OF the
same name by Clyde Fitch, will be
shown at the Apollo theatre on
Monday.
Climbers are seen to be persons
which use all manner OF ruses to
reach recognitian q wearers Of the
social purple but - f9r some in.
dofnable reason cannot attain the
goal of their ambit one,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21

FOR SALE single combed Brown
Leghorn Cockrels and l Cock.
$500 each. G O. Riner. Martins
burg, W Va. r. r. 6 L.S9t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21

FOR sALE-Hatching eggs, Bar.
red Rock and s e White leg
horn. II. NJ. Grove. 314 West
King street. Lr87
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21

ANTED-Ioung man 10 operate
pressing machine and clerk. FL
perience not necessary will learn
him and want him to stay. Give
reference and state salary e1-
pected Address La care of the
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