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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
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A f0n0k ur kisse bizalmatlanul
nezett ram es oYatosan, diploma
tikusan valaszolt:
'Kerem, AIT bajos ICY megha-
taroZni. termeszetesen az vesZ,' a
kinek penze van. A vevok tul-
nyomo resze a penz- es az ejjell
vilagbol keriil Xxi, de sokat vasa-
rolnak az atutaz6 vagy lit tartoz-
kod6 idegenek is. Reserves valu-
tanknak k0sz0nheti az amerikai
es angol allampolgar, hogy olyan
potion olcson vasarolhatia a leg
szebb dolgokat, amiert hazaja ban
legalabb tizszeres art fizetne. FL
ertiik AIT, hogy Parisban, .Romaba,
Svajcba innen viszik h0lgyek
az III toalettjiiket:. Mindig az
volt a panasz, hogy iparcikket
mem exportalunk, hat lit mostan
nemileg javult helyzet.
Elbeszeltek egy jellemzo esetet,
amikor egy elokelo ur j0tt be fe-
lenk, batortalan, nagyon kopott
fatal leannyal, akit az edesany-
ia kisert. A leanyt feloltoztettek
tetotU-talpig es szamla koriil-
beliil 100000 K-t tett XII.
Amikor a fizetesre keriilt sor,
a kisero ur elegedetten mondta:
- Csekely 200 dollar es Maris-
ka milyen pompasan XII van stat
firozva!
Amerikai nagybacsi volt az H.
let6 es pesti rokonait rulMzta
fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
Az OROSZ BOLSEVIZMUS
ATKA
A "Kepes Vilaglap"- IDOL

A messzi rejtelem neha kinyit-
ia fekete kapuit es latni engedi
vert es borzalmat. Neha meg
| is jon egy elgyot0rt utas, ma
gyar, vagy orosz a szovjet biroda
lombol es mikor laba eloszor lep
mi f0ldiinkre. kit0r belGle a pa
nasz es a keseriiseg. Most alkal
munk volt egy ilyen oroszorszagi
menekiilttel beszelni. Ez kevesbbe,
volt b0beszedii, mint a tobbiek,
bizalmatlanul nezett rank. Az
Iidegei meg mem szoktak meg AIT.
hogy szabad emberek koz0tt le-
gyen, akik el6tt szabadon szolhat.
Negiil megis megbaratkozott ve-
link, beszelni kezdett es csodala-
Itos, electromagnetic dolgokat mon
dott ell.
/ Elm0ndta, hogy veglgment r0-
vid id0vel ezel6tt volgamenti
nemet telepeken. Ott, ahol ezek
a telepek voltak! Mert csak vol
tax. A szovjet hordai egyszeriien
kiirtottak a volgamenti nemet te.
peseket, asszonyostol, gyermekes-
I-tol. A falvakat pedig f0lperzsel-
/ tex. Tavasszal ment ARA, mikor
meg no fedte. az orosz .pusztaSa
got. Akkoriban egy hetig uta-
zott az orosz vastutons Ez az
utazas ugy festett, hogy neha
megallt a lokomotiv es az utaso-
kat elkergettek felnapi jarof0ldre
ferdot keresni, ahol azutan fat va
gattak veljik. Ezzel faval fiitot-
TEX a lokomotivot. Ha azutan
megint megafft valahol nyilt pa
lyan a vonat. eZ AIT Jelentette,
hogy elolr6l kezdodik a favaeas.
/ Ha ezt meg nem teszik az utasok.
oft fagyhattak volna valahol q
puszta kozepen. De volt meg mas
kedelyes reszlete is ennek az uta-
zasnak. Mindennap. megfagyott
kett0- -harom az utaz6k koziil. Eze-
ket azutan a tobbiek levetkoztet-
TEX - ruha jo zsakmany! = es
halottat kihajitottak az abla-
lson hoba. A vonat ilyen csc
kelysegekert meg sem allott !.
.. ICY megy ma az utazas
egesz Oroszofszagban. Elmondja
Iaf fmesszi utr6f erkezett magyar,
hogy termeles teljesen meg
STINT a vegs0 felbomlas allapota-
ban levo Oroszorszagban. OFT, a
hol meg fiistol egy-egy gyarke-
meny, bekeprodukcio egy szaza-
|lekat termelik legfeljebb! Van
max olyan teriiletek, ahova meg
nem ert ell szovjethatalom. OFT
meg dolgoznak Kalahogyan. De
lahol feltiinik lathataron a szov-
-jethadsereg, v0r0s lobogoJa, erot
leniil lehanyatlanak dolgozo
kezek, kihiilnek a kazanok, vege
a munkanak
| Az inseg oily oriasi, hogy ehseg-
| t6l es ehseg kovetkezteben ka-
pott mas betegsegben koriilbelil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
BORzALMAS GYILKOSSAG
szEKEsrEHERvARoTT

Sarpentele es Szekesfehervar hatara-
ban borzalmas gyilkossagra .bul<kant
nehany munkas, akik Galy -patak
nyugati oldalan egy kert azdasagb in
dultak. Papp JOSEF munkas patak
vizeben egy teljesen p6r6re vetk6zte-
tett, hanyattfekv6 ferfihulat piallntott
meg A HOTTEST nyakan hatalmas ha-
sitott seb tatongotts amelybol meg ak
kor is vastag vercsomokat mosott elo
a sebesen foly6 viz. Az aldozat vizb6l
kiallo mellen es hasan ujjnyi retegben
aludt meg a fekete verfolyo. Hatra
vetett remesen eltorzult fejeb6l csak
borotvalt ALA meredt XII A munka-
sok. ugy megremiiltek, hogy mem mer.
tex a k0zelebe menni. Jelentettek az
esetet hat6sagnak. A vizsgalat sze-
rint 800 ev koriiE, kozeptermetii,
feltiin6en sovany, kereszteny uri EN-
ber a meggyilkolt. Kozeleben megta-
laltak borotvat, amellyel meggyilkol
tax. A nyomozast meginditottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
Kst6lyi toalstt ira
"a, 900 korona

Ahol a fantazia csapong6 0tle-
tel leEinkabb rnegvalosulhaAlak,
az esteIyi ruhaknal tapasztalhato.
AIniker egyik szalonban pr6ba-
kisasszony belibbent egy esti toa-
-letben, Macy mcglepetessel LATHAM,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
SzGrmekopenyeg 100000 K

A tell divat ketsegtelen nagy-
agyuja a szormekopeny lesz.
Ugyancsak nagyon b6 hattal es
egybeszabott t0lcserujjakkal ke-
sziilnek olyanforman, hogy el0l
'egyetIen Comb tartja 0ssze. Leg
divatosabb a biber es a ,szilszkin.
Az ara egy ilyen kopenynek 100
ezer es 80 ezer X koz0tt valtako-
xix, tehat ar1ragito vagy valuta-
ifzef legyen a talpan, aki ilyen k0-
pennyel szive h0lgyet megorven-
dezteti.
Amikor megkerdeztem: akad-e
gazdaja ezeknek a draga josza-
gol1nak, az aruhaz fonoke fole-
nyesen mosolygott:
Csak legyen annyi arunk,
mint amennyit ell tudnank adm !.
HasOnlo szormekOpenyeget mu-
tattak 10000 %, 900 koronas ar
ban, melyek az elobbiektGl alig
kiilonb0ztek. Csodalkoztam a
nagy ardifferencian es akkor meg
magyaraztak, hogy eek jambor
hazinyul premjebol kesziilnek, de
olyan miveszi tokeletesseggel fes-
tik es preparaljak vakond, biber
vagy szilszkinszinre, hogy a lai
kus alig tudja oket megkiil0nboz-
tetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
A kalapok birodalma

Atmenve kalapok vilagaba,
gyonySrk0dhettem a legujabb ESQ
dakban. Tagadhatatlanul csinos
Is izleses az vi kalapdivat, de meg
felel0 frizura kell hozza. Egeszen
pici tokkokat es hatalmas, szeles-
premii barsonykalapokat LATHAM,
tehat mindenki olyant viselhet, a
mi elonyos. Ujdonsag a kassiro-
zott tollb6l kesziilt kicsi tokk es
bolero, amit melyen a szemekig
lehuzva viselnek. Azonkivil a
borb6l es antilopbol kesziilt ka-
lap. Ha a borkalapot jobban
megnezziik, latjuk ugyan, hogy
|csak szeEeny viaszkos vaszon, a
hangzatos antilopot pedig j6 be-
kevilagban flanelnak hivtak, de ez
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

hogy hatabol alig latni valamit.
Nagyon mersekelt, izleses, gombo-
b0lyii vagy ovalis kivagassal ke
sziilnek az esti ruhak. Ugy lat
SILK, parisi n6 mar mem akarja
leleplezni a bajait. A rossz nyel-
vek ugyan abbafi ielik cnnek 9
valtozasnak magyarazatat, hogy
nagyonNsok sovany es eros cson-
tn NO, akik szanando latvanyt
nyujtottak a tavalyi meresz toa-
lettekben. Vagy pedig tultap-
laltsag volt olyan mertekii, ami
mar semmikepen sem nyujtott elo-
nyos latvanyt.
Az esti ruhakban az uralkodo
szin fehete. Tompa, fenytelen
anyagb6l kesziilnek, leginkabb
! krepp- -georgette-bol vagy krepp-
maroquine-b6l, ami azert celszerii,
inert feltetleniil selyemalsora kell
dolgozni es ez tetemesen dragitja
ruhat. A diszites csillam,
gy0ngy es zsett. De LATHAM ne
hany himezett ruhat fekete ma
gas himzessel, elveetve pasztell-
kek vagy sziirkevel.
A bali ruhak vagy teljesen uJJ
,nelkiil keszulnek vagy be fatyol-
|ujjakkal, ami roppant finom es
bajos megjelenest k0lcs0noz, ha
szep karja van a viselojenek. Lat
tam fekete selyem alapon fekete
csipke atvet0vel vagy tiillel ke-
sziilt ruhakat. nagyon szepek eS
elegansak voltak. Ezeknek a ru-
haknak f0karaktere a diszes, pa
zar kiallitasban nyilvanul meg.
El6relathatolag "a csipkeruhas
fognak vezetni, allit6lag Parisban
a csipke0rdlet tombol. Az esti ru-
hak ara tizen0t es harmincezer ko-
roma k0z0tt mozog, de LATHAM egy
eziistszinH selyem toalettet, hason-
l6szinii tiillboritassal es gyon-
gy0kkel kivarrva, aminek ara
harmincharom ezer koronaban
volt megszabva, pedig meg uJja
sem volt. Elengedhetetlen kellek
az esti ruhaknal egy Macy, elenk-
szinii miivirag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

egy millio ember pusztult ell egy
ev alatt.
Megkerdeztiik, mennyire becsu-
Ii. a negy ewes szovjeturalom meg
'gyilkolt aldozatainak szamat. 1gy
felelt:
= A varosokban ezerszam kell
szamolni az aldozatohat, a koZse-
gekben szazszam. Ha valaki tud-
ia, hogy Oroszorszagnak mennyi
varosa es falva van, az kiszamits
hatja hogy ennek negy eszten-
d6nek hany miIhd aldozata van.
Is vannak meg bolondok,, akik
ilyen 5riiltsegert lelkesednek.
81, F-2 = IS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
EL.AD0

20 akeros farm, hSt es fGl mertf0ld-
nyire Public Squaret6i, 8 szobas haz.
.zal 6s mell6k6piiletekkel, $50 gyiimolcs.
faval, Youngstown es Pittsburgh k0-
z0tti f6orszaguton. Az ara igen olcsd.
Felvilagositassal szivsen szolgal:
Adolf Keszler
422-425 Dollar Bank Building
TelefOnok:
Bell, Main 800 Automatic, 6464
Magyarul beszSlunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

Zsoltafok, reformatus, egyszerii disz
Is b6r k0tesben. Bibhak. Kaphat6:
RESs LASZL0 6s TIAI-nAl, $50 East
Federal, kozel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
Hosszabb szoknyak,
paersekelt kiv&gas

Hosszabb szoknyak,
mersekelt kivagas
Legels0sorban is orommel ALA
pithatom meg, hogy a tavalyi di-
vatoriilet, amely szemermetlen-
seq Is ielestelenseg jegyeben tob-
zodott, szDlidabb, mresekeltebb
keretek koze iparkodik. Mem
hintha legujabb divat valami
apacas zark6zottsaggal tiintetne,
dc ketsegtelenjil lathato a tenden-
cia, amefy szakit tavalyi felha-
borit6an tulzott mezitelenseggel
as ugy a dekoltazs, mint szok
nyak hossza tekinteteben a jobb
belatas utjara ter.
Azonban az a bal, amint AIT
esy els3rangu divatceg fonoke
mondta, = hogy holgyek mem
akarjak elfogadni EFT a valtozast.
Hiaba jelennek meg a legujabb
parisi kreaeiok terdenalul, 15-20
centimeterreI hosszabb aljakkal,
6nagysagaek feltetleniil felszege-
tik terdigerore. Vagyis konsta-
talhat6, hogy a pesti divatholgyek
nem divathoz ragaszkodnak
olyan~ ~g1rcsDsen, hanem inkabb a
szertelensegekhez.
Az utcai ruhak leginkabb vad-
galamb-sziirke, s0tetkek es drapp
szinben kesziilnek. mindig sima,
fenytelen anyagbol. Jellegzetes
sajatsaguk sima, egyenes, hosz-
szu derek magas, fuligero, vissza-
halo, zart gallerral. DiszitesJl
eluto szinu perzsa es zsenilliahim-
zest alkalmaznak. Hogy semmi-
esetre Sc lehessen tavalyit VI
selni, az ujjakat japanos, b0 toll
cserben vegzodoen keszitik, olyan
forman, mint a csik6sok borju-
szaiu inget. Ez az ujitas minden-
csetre eredeti, de hogy esztetikai
szempontb6l milyen, az mar mas
kerdes. Az aljak kisse harangsza-
basuak, tobbnyire simak, neha
latni oldalt berakottat is. Az ilyen
ruhak a szovet minosege szerint
$4,000 X kozott valtakoznak.
A kosztiimok kizarolag 100
14O centimeter hosszu kabattal ke-
sziilnek. Leginkabb egyenes, an
gol szabasuak, ov nelkiil, csipotol
Iefele harangalakban b6viilnek.
Szeles salalaku premgaller es kez-
elo disziti oket. Legkedveltebb
prem szilszkin, biber es a va
kond. Az aljak font a keskeny
0v alatt kisse belnzottak es ha-
rangalakuak. "A kabdtok magas,
felgombolhat6 gallerral kesziil-
mex, a premgallert is ICY alkal-
mazzak. Val6di szormedisszel
egy elsorendii kosztiimnek az ara
30, 10000 korona koz0ts val
takozik.
Ef6sen favorizaGak az utcai ko-
penyeget, melyek feltetleniil ma
gyon bo szabasuak. Kul0n0sen
hatul vannak erosen behuzva es
cgybecsapott japan tolcserujakkal
ellatva. Divatszin: drapp min
dep arnyalatban, egeszen villa
gos6zbarnaig. Az ilyen kopeny
ara $4,000 X.
Kst6lyi toalstt IRA
$4,000 korona
Ahol fantazia .csapong6 0tle-
tel lcginkabb megval6sulhatlak,
az esteIyi ruhaknal tapasztalhato.
Amiker egyik szalonban d pr6ba-
kisasszony belibbent egy esti toa-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
A kisgazda-ho

Az egyik kisasszony megjegyez-
te.
- Es falusiak, kerem! Leg
jobb yey0ink kisgazda-h -h0lgyek.
Kisse ketelkedve rattan a fe-
jem es ekkor megtudtam, hogy
igenis falu ma mar divatosan
0ltozik, meg pedig legels6 bel
varosi divatceget tiszteli meg la
togatasaval.
A napokban volt egy erdekes
eset = mondta egy bobeszedii kis-
asszony. Bejott egy sokrancu
szoknyas nenike atvetovel hatan,
a leanyaval. Elmondta, haivel a
Julcsa ferjhez megy, feher r6ka-
premet akar neki venni q feher-
selyem menyasszony rqhajahoz.
Mutattam neki val6di r6kat is
ezer K-ert es egy nagyon iigycs
innitariot, melynek 1000 X volt az
ara. A neni habozas es alku nell
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-31
&c Screen

Holding the captains nose shut
with his little fingers, six-year-old
Jackie Blair poured a generous dose
of the medicine down the throat of
the rheumatic.
The demoniac shrieks which fol-
lowed told Jackie that something
was wrong, but he didn't know ex-
actly the nature of the mishap. When
the captain regained his vocal pow
ers, however, Jackie learned that he
had given the captain some medicine,
which had been intended for external
use only.
Humorous situations like this
abound in "My Boy" a First Ma
tonal attraction starring little Jackie
Coogan, which is coming to the Ry-
lander theater next Monday and
Tuesday.
Claude Dillingwater plays the part
of the old captain with a rare touch
of fidelity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-31
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
FOR WEEK OF PRAYER

The annual week of prayer for for
eign missions viii be observed by
the missionary societies of the Cen
trail Baptist church, beginning Men
dav afternoon at o'clock and con
tinuing throughout Friday afternoon,
with interesting programs for each
afternoon.
The various circles Of the church
will lead the programs and Wednes-
day will be particularly observed as
ingathering for the LATHE Moon
Christmas offering.
The program is as follows:
Monday afternoon, New Work in
Europe" conducted by Circle No. /.
Tuesday afternoon, Remembering
Mexico" conducted by Circle No. 3.
Wednesday afternoon, "China,' %
conducted by the Junior Woman's
Missionary society, and the Christmas
Offering for Latte Moon.
Thursday, "Open Doors in South
America" conducted by Circle No. s.
Friday afternoon, Making Japan
More Beautiful" conducted by Circle
No. 7.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these exercises.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-31
BOYS WRECK BIG
BORROWED AUTO

RICHLAND, Dec. 5i.-Two boys
riraculously escaped death, but a
new 7-passenger Studebaker car was
completely wrecked, as result of an
ascapade here yesterday afternoon.
The boys were Jack Gordy, aged 10,
D. Mercer student home for the holt
davis, and Ivle Worthington, aged
H. The car belonged to Geo. Simms,
8 prominent citizen of Weston.
George Simms, Jr., drove the car
- Richland and turned it over to
voung Gordy and Worthington to be
washed, the boys glad to pick up a
little money. Before returning the
car the boys thought they would take
a little spin for lark and started out
tine smooth Dawson road. About a
mile out, in front of the home of Will
E+heridge, while going at a rate of
sDeed they afterward admitted was
q miles an hour, they brushed small
tree and went into shallow ditch.
In swerving the speeding car sharply
ont of the ditch they turned too far
and it turned over, it's momentum
turning it completely over three
times. The Worthington lad was I'M
hurt except for a few minor bruises
and is up today, while the Gordy boy
was only bruised, so far as can yet
he told, although he is in bed and is
being watched for possible internal
INJURIES developing. The boys were
brought to town by passerby.
The car was complete wreck,
only the two rear wheels being un-
injured. The top and body was
smashed. the engine badly sprung md
other parts ruined.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-31
at last
they all agree
Excerpts fom the New York newspapers

Excerpts Grfihs "Wy Down East
andre ed had witnessed the most
Enough 70 RAISE
theh shadandr aseth his -7EKfAD
the
tbepic1 Its uanda greah ngAMEEdcAN
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enabled
of
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thrilling the screen
overwh
TELEGRAM
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needing no color TO reVe t
perfchon,"-EVENNG POST
But happened at
in being aistc-JoCVA Or
COMMERCE.
unfolding OF the hubbu which followed
audiences will
TIMES
be dbythesh
Hsdi
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Waer"ALISON SMITH, GLOBE
audience of ansn
OF Lillian oi woud
t.
delight
tina trniht bangor ywan"- MAIL
ID W. climbed heights way Down
carefully
selected Epe'--SUN
the deer rocked with applause Never
such
to ntevio amosen
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-31
!. A. MCDONALD HEAD OF
PLAINS MASONIC LODGE

PLAINS, Dec. 31.-A very pleas
ant and enjoyable occasion was the
meeting of Furlow Lodge No. 124, F,
& A. NJ, on the anniversary of Dec.
27. After the comforting of the
Masters degree on four candidates
a barbecue dinner was served. The
following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year:
j. A. Mcdonald, w. M; DR.. Au-
brey Gardner, S. W; w. S. Moore
j. W; R. S. Oliver, treasurer; R. M
Andrews, secretary; E; R. Stewart
S. D.; Lawson Stewart, ]. D.; Charley
Kinard, tyler.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-31

The pre-eminently successful
comedy, "The Right Girl" book and
lyrics by Raymond w. Peck, music
by Percy Wenrich, staged by David
Bennett, which comes to the Rylander
next Wednesday, Jan. 4, mas en-
joyed six months season Of success
at the Times Square Theater, New
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-31
THE RIGHT GIRL MUSICAL GRLY COMING HERE WEDNEsDAYIJ
Chorus from "T he Right Girl

Chorus from ''T he Right Girl"
York, where it was described by
theater-goers as miles away from the
ordinary" and the management
promises that no musical comedy this
season will afford such opportunity
for an evening of irresistible and
enjoyable amusement. "rhe Right
Girl" is filled with pretty music and
catchy songs, including the great hit
Loves Little Journeys" radiantly
lovely girls, gorgeous costumes,
clever singers and dancers, comedians
and condolences. 1t is as amusing
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-31
NEW YEAR TO BE. BORNE
I'M ON WINGS OF WIND

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3I.-The
New Year will be borne to the East
ern half of The United States on
wings of the wind iguratively sieak-
ing and literally, the for tcasts of thu
weather bureau Indicate. Lower tenn
peratures will reach the Atlantic
coast states north of Florida by noon
tomorrow.
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as a comedy should be, and more
musical than many operattas. The
management has assembled an ex-
cellent cast and chorus which in
cludes Wade Booth, Dave Mallen,
Dean Raymond, Florence Page, Chas.
Morrison, Harry Redding, Gladys
Dore, Victor Mcdonald, and others.
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will break Cold, Fever and Grippe
quicker than anything we know, pre-
venting pneumonia. adv
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-06-16
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST

Justice of the Peace George B.
Brown, of Avilton, was in the city
Tuesday last on business.
Miss Gertrude Cook, of Bridgeport
Ohio, former schoolmate of Miss
Sara Hayes, is here as her guest.
You will be satisfied when you use
the 100 per cent pure Paint sold by A.
ID. Naylor & Acknowledgement 1t.
Miss Elizabeth Leary, of Cumber-
land, spent a few days last week in
Oakland with her sister, Mrs. Ernest
Townshend.
A special on reading glasses at the
Browning Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. W. C. Kohlheim, of Salisbury,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Salzman, at Hutton, this
week.
Miss Mary Drake Naylor returned
home from Wilson College yesterday
morning to remain during the sum-
mer vacation.
If you do not have perfect sight so
you may read the finest print or
thread the smallest eyed needle, call
on DR.. Solomon at the BrowningHouse.
Advertisement.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-06-16

Mr.. Carleton Hinebaugh, a student
at Strathmore University, near Phil
adelphia, has arrived at his home here
for the summer vacation.
The mid-week teachers and students
meeting to be held in st. Marks Luth-
Gran church this evening, will be adj
dressed by the Rev. c. H. Hockey.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Fringer, of Lynn
/ Haven, Fla, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Bush at their home in
/ Oakland, having arrived here yester-
day evening.
Rev. S. H. Jewell, of Barton, Md,
will preach in the Oakland Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning, June
4 10Th, at II o'clock. All are cordially
/ invited to this service.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bush and their
three children, Of Akron, Ohio, mo-
tored through to Oakland from their
home arriving here Monday evening,
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs l..
Bush for some time.
Mrs. Ruth Baird, of near Morgan
town, West Va, is here on a visit to
relatives. Later in the week Mrs
Baird will go from here to the home
of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. John G..
Robinson, at Gettysburg, for visit.
FOR SALE-Farm of 100 acres;
about so acres under cultivation; To-
Gated about 112 miles south of Oak
land on old Gortner road. Apply to
Mrs. Florence Porter, 115 Third street,
Oakland, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lift.
Mr.. C. E. zimmerman and family,
Of Williamsburg, Pa, motored to Mt.
Lake Park last week to visit Mrs Am
merman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Bittinger, for few days. They also
visited relatives at Crellin before re-
turning to their home.
Miss Virginia White left Oakland
Tuesday morning for a trip through
the west, going direct to Chicago to
visit friends for few days and from
thence to Yellowstone Park and other
points in the west. Miss White will be
absent from Oakland for a month or
more.
BIG BARGAIN-SixR Room house
in Oakland, desirable location; bath;
cement basement equipped with laun-
dry; excellent condition. For particu-
lars, call or write HAMILL & CON
DER, Observation-Disclosures. If
Mr.. Robert Hazlett and family, OF
Wheeling, arrived in Oakland last Fri,
day and are occupying CROOK Crest for
the summer Mr. and Mrs. Haz-
lett and their interesting children have
been regular visitors to Oakland for
the past several years and are very
much attached to this community.
The announcement of Mr.. A. D.
Naylor, of Oakland, for the Republi-
can nomination for the House of Del
egates, appears in The Republican to-
day. Mr.. Naylor served as a member
of the last House and as such gave the
people Of the county good service His
experience as a legislator in the for
mer session is valuable asset for one
who seeks TO return as a member. Mr..
Naylor always stood for the better
class of legislation along moral lines.