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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19

JOga oman senkinek elmoZditani,
hacsak magukt6l le nem monda-
max vagy egyhaz ellenes cseleke-
detert a hitk0zsegb6l kizaratnak.
Hittestvereink! A mi kivansa-
gunk az, hogy igenis kerjiink a
cleveland piispokt0l jurisdikci6t
ami egyhazu,nk reszere. EFT kerni
jogunkban van. De ugyanakkor
tartsuk meg rendelkezzesi jogot
mindenfele jurisdikci6 athelyezes
ellen, inert szavunk csak akkor bir
sullyal ha a vagyon felett mi rem
delkezhetiink.
Schrembs piispok akit a papa 8
szentseg most nevezett Xxi a cleve-
landi egyhazmegye elere megert6
szivii derek ember, aki pontosan
ismeri a magyar g0r0g katholiku-
sok helyzetet. Biztos hOgy ha 8
hozza fordulnak "a magyar g0r0g
katholikosok ugy 8 mem helyezf
az egyhazat ukran fohat6sag ala.
A toledoi magyar gor0g katho-
likus egyhaz is OF tr6szi neven all
es felette Shrembs piisp0k gyako-
rolja mindmaig a f6hat6sagi jo-
got.
Tiltakozunk az ellen, hogy Pile
banOs urunk mem engedte meg,
hagy rom. kath. vallas szerint ke-
resztelt de a mi egyhazunknal fl
zet0 tagok felszolhassanak es
kitiltotta 6ket a gyiilesteremb0l
Mindenki OFT sz6val es szavazati
joggal bir ahol fizet. A Scent
Istvan rom. kath. egyhaznak min
dig voltak es vannak is feleskii-
dott g0r. kath. vallasu kuratorjai
es kollektorai es ha oft lehetnek
ugy nalunk is lehetnek rom. kat
holikusok.
Vegre ARA kerjUk hittestvere-
inket, hogy hajtsak vegre aprilisi
egyhazi gyIlesiink azon hataroza-
tat, amely egyenl6re lejebb szal-
litja a plebanosi fizetest, inert ma
mar leszallitottak Youngstown
osszes gyarakban a munkasok be-
ret 20 szazalekkal. Mem lesziink
kepesek ezentul annyit aldozni
templomunk javara mint eddig
tettiik IS az ad6ssagot, amelyet
paplak es annak terendezesevel
minel el0bb Xxi akariuk
fizetni. Remeljiik, hogy plebano-
sunk belatja ennek a hatarozat-
max teljes meltanyossagat.
Hittestvereink! Mi mem civa-
kodni, veszekedni vagy szeme-
lyeskedni akarunk, mi veletek
egyiitt igaz ugyet a mi magyar
gorog katholikus ugyiinket kivan
juk szolgalni most es mind0r0kke.
A fent irottak barmelyike szive-
sen ad felvilagositast ha valaki
mem ertene meg ezt az egesz villa
gos dolgot. Haladjunk egyutt es
cgyesiilt er3vel k0zos javunkra es
egyhazunk javara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19
Borzalmas gyilkossag
Egy olasz embernek levagtak a
nyakat es 10 szurast ejtettek
rata.

Tsmet ujabb aldozata van az
olasz verbosszlnak a: "vendet-
ta"-nak. Az aldDzat 23 ewes
Joseph Christarella, a kit az ell
multi szombat reggel talaltak meg
egy siirii bokor m0gott az Ohio es
Pennsylvania hatar menten, New
Bedford mellett az orszag utor.
A meggyilkolt fatal ember a
XII jitneys volt East Youngstown
ban, sz0rnyii halallal null XII. Az
elmult szombat reggel q fentebb
ielzett orszaguton igyekezett Yo-
,lngstownba Mr.. Spencer, Iren ne
VII leanyaval, a Xxi ;szre vette,
hogy az egyik bobor m0g6tt va
lami emberforma fekszik. Kiszal-
TAX az autob6l IS szinhelyre siet-
tex. Borzalm2s latvany tarult ele-
blk. A BOZ ,r m0g0tt fekidt Jo-
seph Chr;starella, a kinek fe-
jet csaL ,gy vekonyka hus cafat
tartot+a meg a nyakon, melyr6l
egy meszaros barddal vaghattak
10 Ezenkiviil Is szuras volt a tes-
zen, koz0tte nyolc szuras k0zvet-
len a sziv k0rnyeken.
Persze azonnal ertesitettek a
nat6sagot, mely r0gt0n a hely-
szinre sietett. A nyomozas megal-
lapitotta, hogy el6z6 este 9 ora
tajban a kornyeken lak6k lattak
egy nagyobb automobile megalla-
nj, a melyb6l harom ferfi es egy
no szallott XII. Hogy xix voltak az
illet6k es hogy NIT csinaltak, AIT
mem tudja senki sem megmondani,
de vegzetes eredmeny igazolja,
hogy elore megfontolt gyilkossag-
ROWAN $40. A rend6rseg szerint
gyiikossagot caIabriai olaszok k0-
vettek ell. Ezt igazolja az is, hogy
sz6rencsetlen vegii fatal ember
is calabriai olasz volt es hogy az
ilyen termeszetii verbosszut csakis
a calabriai olaszok szoktak elk0-
vetni.
A nyomozas persze azonnal meg
indult, de meg eddig mem vezetett
eredmenyre A rend6rseg sorba
jarta az East Youngstownban
lako olaszokat es erdekl6d0tt
meggyilkoit ember utan es azok
utan, !ikkel szorosabb baratsa-
got, vagy ismeretseget tartott
fent. Eddig csakis annyit tudtak
megallapitani, hogy Christarella
a haboru folyaman az olasz had
seregben szolgalt es hogy habo-
>u befejeztevel kivandorolt Ame-
ylkaba. East Youngstownban
multi 0sz 6ta lakik. EFT kiil0mben
zsebeben talalt irasok is igazol-
tax. Penzt mem talaltak nala a
hat6sag emberei.
A nyomozas most abban az i
ranyban folyik, hogy XII hajtotta
az automobile ARA a helyre a hol
a gyilkossag tortent9 Vajjon a
meggyilkolt ember, vagy pedig az
ismeretlen harom. egyen csalta ell
5t valami iiriigy alatt az auto
jukba?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19
A magyar gorog katholikusok ;igye
Scent egyhazk0eg gusssnek uohan Eet
Csolnzky
hkusok egk akarnas pa

detileg a megalakulaskOr kimon-
dottuk AIT most ujbol meger6sit-
jiik hogy egyhazunk vagyona alb
ban az csetben ha az egyhaz bar
mely oknal fogva feloszlana a
hajdu doroghi magyar gor6g kat
holillus egyhazmegyere szallna es
a magyar g0r. katholiknssag IL
gyet szolgalna.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy az ame-
rikai g0r. kath. egyhaz elere is
met ukran szarmazasu (tehat mem
magyar) piisp0k keriilhet, mem
vagyunk baratai annak, hogy va
gyonnnk a cleveland megyes
|piisp0kre irattasek, inert hatha az
aztan piispok kinevezese utan
a vagyont atiratna az ukran piis-
Ip0kre, amt nagyon k0nyen meg
tehet es akkor mi elveszten6k ma
Igyar jellegiinket.
Megallapitottuk, hogy teves az
az allitas, hogy hitkozsegiink
Independents fiiggetlen azert
inert mines piisp0k nevere irya.
Ez mem all es csak is felrevezete-
sill szolgal azok kezebe akik ezt
hangoztattak. Hitk0zsegiink ma
mines piispok neven megsem indie
pendens, ha az volna ugy pleba-
nosunk ervenyesen mem temethet-
ne sem esl1ethetne, pedig EFT meg
teszi.
Az a hitk6zseg Independents a
melynek papja mem bir piispoki
vagy administration megbizatas-
sal (jurisdikcioval).
TIT egy tiszteletteljes kerdest
kivannnk tenni a Macy nyilvanos-
sag el6tt F6t. Suha Emo plebano-
XII adott jurisdikciot a. plebanos
unak a Scent Gyorgy magyar
hitkozsegre vonatkozolag es XII az
az "egyhazi fohat6sag" amelyet
plebanosunk oily gyalran emleget
de meg eddig a nepnek mem mon-
dott meg?
Mi sajnos attol tartunk, hogy
igaz az amit ma csak suttognak a
beavatottak es amt a nep leg
nagyobb esze mem tud, es pedig,
hogy Fot. Suba Erno plebanosun-
kat Poniatissin Peter az amerikai
gor. kath. egyhaz UKRAN admi-
nisztratora nevezte XII a Scent
Gyorgy MAGYAR gor. kath. egy-
haz elere.
Ha ez igaz, Is szeretn3k hogy
mem volna igaz, ugy dacara an
max, hogy mi Youngstown ma
gyar g0rog katholikusok sohasem
fordultunk Poniatissin Peterhez
sem semmifele mas ukranhoz pap
ert, megt0rtenhetik, hogy ugyan-
az aki a mi tudtunk es akaratunk
nelkiil kinevezte F6t. Suba Ern6t
tana es helyebe nekiink MAGYA-
RUL MEM TUD0 ukran papot
kiildene. Megt0rtenhetik ugyanez
akkor is ha ujb6l ukran piisp0k
venne at az amerikai g0r. kath.
"gyhaz vezeteset.
Hittestverek! Minket nem vezet
ezemelyes gyiilelet vagy boszu
plebanosunk ellen. Mi szeretn6k,
hogy becsiletes magyar emberhez
illend6en teljesen vilagosan tarna
elenk egyhazunk helyzetet. Meg
abban az esetben is ha igax volna
hogy 6t Poniatissin nevezte XII
hozzank, szeretnenk ha ARA nyi-
latkoxna, hoqv hajland6 volna-e a
cleveland katholikus p0spIk al
tai ujb6l kineveztetni magat, ha
ere q hitkozseg megtizottai fel-
kernek q cleveland piisp0k0t es
hajland6 volna-e az ulu,6n kline
vexest elrepeszteni.
Hittestvereink! A majus San
megtartott gyGlesen vi trosztiket
valasztottak akiket majus 14-en
felesketett, plebanusunk, dacara
annak hogy a januari kozgyiile-
sen EGY EYRE megvalasztott
,tisztviselSket teljesen szabalysze-
, 1921-12-05
ROTAR|ANs LAY
PLANS TO HELP
IN HEALTH WORK
Educational Week Features
Also Up for Discussion at
Regular Meeting of
Club Today.

Tho Rotary club devoted its noon
session to discussion OF tho arrange
ments for health and educational week
activity and reports OF its committees
who have been taking IN active part
in the work were heard. These ac-
tiyftes are under the direction Of DIR.
J, c. Ramp chairman Of the Rotary
committee.
It was announced that n series of
public meetings would be held at the
various schools OF the city through
out the week and would be climaxed
by a monster meeting ut tho high
school Friday night at which time IL
Is hoped hat every person In Casper
who Is interested In either educational
or health topics will DO In attendance
at this meeting.
A program IL bang arranged for this
meeting which will include a 2o-minute
talk on education and n Commute
talk on health. School children will
stage n piaylet on fire prevention.
Thee meetings which will be held
during the remainder of the week at
the schools hero will be open to the
public. Health and educational pro
grams will be staged at the Central
anu AN ~ 6(AoSA' &@e -
4 D. m. Wednesday: at East. West,
North and Park school from 1870 TO
2 and FROM LIS to 4 O'Clock Thursday
and from 1890 to . o'clock Friday at
the high school.
At all Of these school programs
school officials have arranged for an
exhibit OF the work being carried on
in tho various schools.
Short talks on educational and
health week activities were made by
DR.. Edna Thomas, James r. coxen
Of Cheyenne; and by DIR. ]. c. Kamp.
A. A. Slade made a short talk in
which he complimented DIR. Kanp for
his interest in school work and par
ticularly for his carr Of the football
team this fall and for the banque,
which he rendered them as a reward
for their accomplishments this season,
He also thanked r. Il. Kemp OF II. T,
Kemp and company for insuring Cas-
per high school against a loss on the
Sheridan football game. The Rotary
meeting would have been 100 per con
in attendance this noon had It not
been for the illness Of Earl f. Han
way who was unable to be in atten'
dance.
, 1921-12-05
VAN GORDEN COMPANY
HANDLES CAR LICENSES

Among the many services that efie
Van Gordon Investment company IL
giving its customers and friends is an
opportunity to make application for
the 1922 motor vehicle license without
the usual expense or bother. They
have authority from Secretary Of
state Chaplin to fill but and forward
any applications rendered them and
have accordingly made preparation TO
serve the motorists of Casper In this
capacity. All numbers should be APP
piled for before December 81 and
those desiring 10 retain the same num-
Der as they now have must make ap'
plicat.on before December ID. Rates
and other information may 90 OBJ
tanned at their offices In the Tribune
building on East Second street.
, 1921-12-05

The score was held at a low point
because OF the soft condition OF the
field which was partly covered with
snaw- Casper the greater
weight Of the Douglas team with
speed and brains.
casper's first score came in the sec.
ond period when ouInlan Intercepted
a forward pass and raced % the me
yard line before he was downed. A
five yard penalty put Casper back Of
the six-yard line. Douglas intercepted
the attempted pass and the hall was
carried to the middle Of the field.
Douglas was then held for downs
and Casper brought the ball back to
Douglas a0-yard line. ouinlan clrcled
left end carrying the BAH 80 yards for
tho first touchdown Of the game
|O'Koefe missed goal.
casper's final cor came in the
third quarter. Straight football en-
abled Casper to carry the ball 40
yards. ouinlan carried the ball over
for the second touchdown. Goal was
again missed.
Yardage gained As result OF com
pleted forward passes was about even.
Douglas completed two passes for so
yards and Casper completed three fer
the same gain. The Douglas often.
sive was strongest in the fret quarter
when after marching down tho field
and drop kicking a goal the visitors
started a Kicking game.
Showaiter and Marley starred in
the game for Douglas while Quinlan
and Long OF Casper divided honors.
The play was mArred by WI injuries,
cyreansen and Jennings. both having
to he taken from the game on account
of shoulder injuries.
The lineup OF the winning team. In
cludes;
Long. left end: Dickson. left tackle
Mcvaney. left guard; Paul Newton
center; Hansen. right guard; Glad
man, right tackle; Miller. right end
Cyreansen , quarterback; Jennings
right half; O,Keefe. left half; Oscar
Newton, run back; ouinlan relieved
Jennings In the first five minutes OF
play; Finch relieved o'Keefe; Elem
ming relieved Miller and simpkins fol
Newton.
The Douglas lineup-G. McCoombs
| left End; Engstrom. left tackle; L.. Nc
coombs, left guard. r. Anthony, cen
ter: Mowniians. right guard; Ccpsey
right tackle; Anderson, right end
~showalter. fall back tcaptair).
Substitutes: Smith for Anthony
| Darby for Copsey. George for Mark
Hey, Markley for George,-Georse TO
| Gibson. sorenbeger for @. Mccoombs
II. Anthony for Darby.
, 1921-12-05
RURAL COMEDY TAKES
WELL WITH COLUMBIA
PATRONS ON SUNDAY

The first night performance of Mr.,
and Mrs Peter White" a rural com
edy at the Columbia theater took well
with the Sunday night audience
Rural scenes were used, and the cos
tunes were In keeping with tho set,
ungs.
One of the hits of the evenings pro-
gram was the song. patter. and clog
danca presented by loretta Kidd fea,
turing the latest New York hit,
When Frances Dances with Peter
. Hoyt smythe featured well in his
take off song on poker and Pocahon'
tas, while he introduced some new and
intricate dance steps throughout the
chorus.
Twilight Cline and chorus in vocal
numbers pleased music lovers as Miss
Cline. showed unusual talent with her
clear sweet soprano voice. Al Darr
with chorus background also. ap'
Deared in several attractive numbers,
Something new in the line OF a
whistling speciality brought a good
hand and appealed to those of the au'
dience desiring something differ
ent.r
At the close OF the performance a
number of announcements were made
by Mr., Wall to the effect that me aew
seats would be in place before the
next Sunday show. and that from now
on the shows on Sundays will be run
continuous from 2:45 o'clock In the
afternoon, The bill for the next week
end will be .'Tenpeck Henry" a com
ed. in which NJ. Wall played for a
whole year.
, 1921-12-05
THEATERs COOPERATE
IN HEALTH WEEK PLANS

Arrangements have been made by
the Chamber OF Commerce here to Sc
cure the cooperation OF local theaters
in putting across the plea OF health
week to a large number CT Casper's
residents. In this connection the
film, 1.-THE Health Crusade" will be
run at all local theaters, including
the Lyric. Monday; Hub, Tuesday;
Columbia. Wednesday; America,
Thursday. and Iris, Saturday. The
pictures are being shown in observ-
anee of American Education and
Health Week from December 4 to IL,
inclusive.
, 1921-12-05
COUNCIL TO MEET.

A regular meeting of the city coun-
ell will be held this evening. Impor-
tant matters are scheduled to come up
at this meeting which viii be the first
of three that will be held this morning
marking the close Of the regime OF
Mayor Ben II. Pelton.
, 1921-12-05
MATTERS BEFORE
FORUM MEET TUESDAY

Important road matters and reports
OF committees who are participating
IN educational and health week activi-
YES will constitute the program at the
chamber Of m forum lunch
con tomorrow noon. Arrangements
VIII be MADE to handle the constantly
1n~ereaslss attendanee at the meetings.
, 1921-12-05
CASPER DEFEATS DOUGLAS, 12-S,
IN FOOTBALL GAME HERE SUNDAY
Independents Make Great Showing Against Heavier
Squad From State Fair Town and Plough
Through Line for Only Touchdown

Although outweighed 20 pounds to the man the Casper
Independent football team was able to smash its way to vic
tory over the Douglas team yesterday by a score of ~ to 8.
Caspers points came as the result of touchdowns while Doug
las only tally was made in the first period when Showalter
scored three points on a Princeton from the 2O-yard line
, 1921-12-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Tr,s ALL TIE BUNK,

That Edison Photographs will not
MAY all records; come in and let us
prove II to you. Smith|Turner Music
department. 1a-b-2t
FOR RENT-Two-room house.. near
refinery: rent $40. lOl6 BOX Elder
street. Call 20 during office our !,
i4ssw afterward- 12-5-st'
FOR RENT-Modern furnished five
room house: electric lights. gas and
garage. Phone 1874 between 8 and 6
or Z and $ p, m, l2-5'2t
FOR SALE-Two used cars. 1920 REQ
touring. 1920 Elgin sedan; will take
part payment down and so much a
month. Phone 746. 1242 South Oak
street. 124-3t
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
PRETTY GIRLS FAIL
TO AROUSE PIETY

OXFORD. England. Aug. 6. -
Kinemas having failed to attract
young men into the churches, the
clergy are thinking Of going back TO
the old, old way OF enticing a man
with q maid
It has been remarked that nearly
the whole of a church congregation
today is composed Of women. and
with the object Of turing yocng men
into the straight and narrow way, a
deep and subtle plan was mooted st
the vestry meeting OF St Peter-le-
Bailey here.
Fill UP the two 'front.' rows OF
seats with pretty girls. and that viii
mean more men in the back seats.
II was suggested
One London clergyman, indeed
confessed that he had slready put
the scheme into erect-out IL had
not worked out correctly. He had
made q selection Of the prettiest
girls among his nock TO make collec-
tions and show people 70 their seats,
But instead Of attracting young men
inside the church. he found the only
result was an assorted and impa-
tient group Of young men waiting
outside the church to greet the girls
as they made their exit.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
PAYS HALF MILLION
FOR OPIUM PERMIT

HANKow, China. Aug. 6-Hslf a
million dollars monthly tribute will
be paid to the provincial authorities
of Human province for a monopoly OF
the opium traffic there. it was an
nounced today. as a result of an
auction conducted by the state gov
ernment. Hsia Tou-ving, a former
Tuchun (military governor) Of the
province of Hupeh, made the win
ming bid.
Refusing to recognize the prohibi-
ton of opium traff1c provided in the
criminal code of the Republic of
China, the provincial authorities
have taken advantage Of the chaotic
conditions existing throughout the
nation to revive the drug trade to
provide revenue for the maintenance
of their local armies. Each province
has its own army. subject to the call
of the central governmente eat Pekin
or the southern government at Can
ton only when it suits the whim of
the local party in power.
For a time IL appeared that some
progress was being made toward
ending the growing of opium in
China. But when IL was learned that
foreign interests had reaped i'm
mense fortunes from the disposal of
the drug stocks on hand at the time
OF the cleanup" the natives re-
belled against the new order OF
things and revived the industry,
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHI
CAGO, Aug. 6.-Receipts today. 500
cattle, 5000 hogs, 1000 sheep and
zoe calves.
Cattle-The run was much beaver
this week than last. but the pro-
portion of dry-fed cattle was much
smaller. The latter gained 25asOc
and prime yearlings topped the
week at s10,5o. while high grade
16G0-pound beeves reached an eN-
treme point of $l0.l0 Medium
beeves. s7.50a9.25; grassy steers and
butcher stock off 25a5Oc; Gamers.
cutters and bulls, 75c lower. The
first range cattle OF the season ar
rived this week. The quality was
plain and they sSld at S5.9Oa7.75.
Calves at $sa10 closed the week
75caS1 lower.
Hogs-Small fresh receipts car
ried a small number of lights and
butchers. These sold 10al5c higher.
Packers bought few weighty
hogs at 10a15c advance. Prices soc
lower for the week on good butch
ers and lights; packing grades on
60a75c.
Sheep-only two cars of lambs
were in the market. They sold at
S10a1010. Final prices this week
are 50a75c higher on Western
lambs, which reached limit of
$10.s5, and 25a50c higher on ma
ttYes, which topped at s10.5o. Feed
ing lamsb are 25c higher Aged
muttons scarceSand in poor demand.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07

the game flood OF powerful arc
beams will follow the progress Of
Miss Washington" and her COM
panion beauties as they pass along
the Boardwalk to the governors
ball on the Steel Pier on the even
ing of September g..
VIII Have Special Car.
Railway officials on lines running
from the cities where representa-
rives are being selected are plan
ming to furnish special cars for the
civic beauties to lie attached to
trains which carry the thousands
who will go to Atlantic City TO fol-
low the progress OF their city fav-
orit-s during the judging. Most Of
the visiting delegations will bring
special representatives of their civil.
organizations
A big drive among Atlantic City
organizations and individuals has
been started to augment the num-
Der Of prizes which will go to the
BEAUTIES and by the opening Of the
pageant there will be hundreds Of
wonderful and valuable trophies
hung up for the various events.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Awaiting ''Miss Washington"

Here in brief are the details
for the selection of Miss wash.
ington.":
ANY woman in Washington or
the suburbs Is eligible.
Submit a photograph to the
Art Editor of The Herald, or see
the Art Editor and arrange to
have one taken. x
Photographs win be accepted
until August 25. They will be
submitted to the Board of judges
August 26. The artists will ask
the ten most attractive of the
young women to appear in per-
son and will select the one most
suited for the role OF Miss
Washington"
The decision will be made as
shortly thereafter as possible.
about August 2S.
The judges are: DR.. Mitchell
Carroll. vice president of the
Washington Arts Club and edi.
tor OF Art and Archaeology;
Henry w. Bush-Brown. Of the
Washington Arts Club. a well
known artist and sculptor: DR..
Thomas A. Williams. of the
Washington Arts Club, anT au.N
thority on art; cuno B. Rudolph.
10 q a f.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07

District. Commissioner, and
Bachrach, photographer, an ex-
pert in artistic portraiture.
Miss Washington" will re-
ceive a trip to Atlantic City,
with all expenses paid. to q mag
nificent celebration, at which
!. she will be an honor guest =
Before departure Washington
merchants will make the follow
ing additions to her wardrobe:
Rizik Brothers will give her
an evening gown; ]. NJ. Gliding
& Co.. an afternoon frock; the
Hecht Co., bathing suit; the
Meyers Shops, a travelling hat;
William Hahn & Co.. shoes, an
Selinger's, $40 F street. a string
Of the famous 'Du Barry"
Pearls. /
She will be accompanied by a
chaperone.
AT Atlantic City she win have
q chance TO win a 5000 golden
Venus. offered for the most
beautiful representative from
the various cities
She will be a.centrai figure In
q series of elaborate receptions.
balls and entertainments.