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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-26
Egg ejjel hatszor
trellett fellxelnie,
'Fajdaloan a tves6kben 6s haitian,
q mitM roppant idsges lett . 4
beteg

| a lsgt6bb sbsssgssgnek credit
Okla gyomorhan van. . mi q
lgyenge ves6Are vezethet6 vissza
fDe rssxe van sbben a. Yer rendet.
Hen 'kerigsssnsk, a skoszvsnynek, ia
ftisztatalan svernek, AZ ixnoknal'
es 9 naeemerevedett szovetrostok
max is.
DREC0, "a hires gy6gyszer, a.
ilyen betegsegeknel bebizonyitot.
ia, hogy tnajdnem minden eset.
ben hasznal. Err6l az orvossag.
r6l . kovetkee6ket mondja Mr.
Kingsbury Hoff, egy igen is anya.
81 k0riilndnyek kosott el6 far
mer, Marietta, ohiob6l:
! Az en- vesem Is verkeringesenl
olyan sgyonge allapotban volt,
hogy ejszakAnkint hatszor, sot
nyolcszor kellett felkelnem, hogy
legalabb AIT kepzeljem, }hogy
enyhitem a fajdalmat. Olyan eros
[hatfajasom volt, hogy mem tud.
tam j6for1nan jalni sem Is az il,
MAIN annyira megmerevedtek
hogy mem britain d testem kajli
tani. A nnikor felkeltem es jar
tam, va1osaggal hena voltan,.
Rengeteg orvossagot prdbal
tam, de 'bisony azok alig segitet
tex rattan. yalah at ajanlot
ia, hogy probaljam meg a "DRE.
CO. nevii .orvossagot es azota sek.
ka1 jobban erzem magam, a init
csalSis a "DRECo" orvossagnak
koszonhetek. Egesz 6jszaka tu.
dok mar a1udni, soha sem kellett
feIkelnen, meg a hatam sem fajt
azota es q fajdalmak kimentek az
izmokb6l es hajlasokbol. Igazan
melegen es szivesen ajanlhatom a
"DRECo" orvossagot.
A 'sDRECO" nevi hires orvos.
sagot Youngstownban fcsakis "a
MATTHEWS CUT RATE ME.
DICINE sToREBAN arusitjak
es egy alkalmazott egyebet sem
csinM OFT, mint ennek az orvossag-
max hasznat es el6nyeit magya-
razza 9, vevokmek es srdekl6d6k.
mex. Menjen el meg ma oda.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-26

1lsihozza 6ket Amerikaba, Barany
az lido rovidsege miatt eznton
imond sbucsut lit 4lak6 rokonainak
sds j6 sbaratainak IS kiil5n k6sz0-
Snetet fejezi XII Mihok Sandornak,
|aAi d spsIgar ,vfzsga slsts ssMnel sa.
nitotta es masban 2is segedkezett
neki.
eBsereiicses utat kivaniffk Ba-
RAINY 'hciifitarst,iikifak .es kivan-
iuk neki, hogy szeretteivel egyiitt
iiel5Bb visszakeriifjon k6zibenk,
a Xix Smely sajnalattal latjuk la
vozasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-26
ENDICoTT- JOHNSON UJ
GYERMEKCIP0 GYARA

johnson City, N. Y.-ban a tarsAsag
multi ev okt6bereben egy vi gyefhaek-
cip6 gyarat kezdett. Jelenleg Isaponta
1000 par cip6t keszitenek es arm saA-
mitanak, hogy rovidesen q |napi el6-
allitas 1900 par lesz, a 'kitdn8 munka.
er6 segitsegevel
johnson Cityben egy vi cip6sarok
gyar is spitesben van. Ezaltal helyi.
seget fog nyefni "a totbi gyar, ami az
atlagos gyartasBan napi 10000 'par
emelkedest .i8lerit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-26

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Jan. 22-en nyert Etel es ESQ.,
fla nevet Bernat 4Oresztesz es ne-
|je Seb6k Zs6fia leanykaja. Ker.
|sz. Varga Kalman ses neje, Sill
vasi Julia.
Jan. s24-en eskudtek egymasnak
orok hiiseget;: sKapitany Ferelfc
es Andricsak Maria. Tannk vol
tax Nagyinszki JOSEF es Restei
Andras. Ez .all1alomnlal Resteit
Andras kdt ,dollart adomanyozott
listen dics6segere, mely adomany
Ia yasarnapi ahirdetesek alatt a
gyii.ckezetnek is fclolvastatik.
Ugyancsak jan. 24-en eskud-
tex: Varga Sander ,es fHajdu Ma
ria, kiknek tanui voltak: Hinzel
Janos es ifj. Narga Istvan.
"A presbyterek nevsor;a
Steelton
aHajdu Pal, 718 Steel st.
Sebo Lajos, 1919 Manhattan ST..
Beres 'Icstvan, 242 N. Richview
avenue.
Brier Hill
}Kantor Peter, Ills Hazlep st.
Ifj. 10th Karoly, 1921 ct. Clair
avenue.
South Side
Szakacs Lajos, 528 Tindale ave.
Oros Julfasz JOSEF, 1884 Gibb-
son st.
iHaselton
Nagy,Janos, 30sOhio ave.
e. Youngstown
Vesze Mihaly, p. %, b. IS.
'Vekasy Janos, 43 Washington
street.
Hubbard
Batta ,Jozsef, Box 453.
Varga Afihaly, Box f294.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-26
v1sszA lAz s6sHzzABA
4arduy akasiras asa5autsaott Waj.
dkcuAr6f bas sosd jdGhoE

a yonngstowni agyarsagnak
|sgNk igen gdarsk es !erteln1es tag
|ja, Isasany staldra IS smest aIetf6nI'
hnand tbaSsut snasUs,i1sarriak.
J Rarany a Xxi atnerikai polgar, ]
|megszerezte +az utlevelet ses sllaza
Eutazott q Zemplan megyei Vaj-
|ddcska kozssgbe, hoey feleseset
l6s agyermeksit n1eglato ogassa es he
ks6bb, iiiigyeinek rendezIse utan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-26

amozza addg mig feugyel5 ak bevandorl6t bebos
csatha6k Ez eges vzglat agonban mentesitene
bevandorl6t att6 vzgaato melynek Egyes Aamokba
valo megerkezte utan kel alavetnie magat, s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-26
Hirek a ref, egyhslz,
v ~,
IlutG kdrebdd E

Lelk6sz: Gerenday Laszl6. Ms
honing Ave. Telsfon Bell 142, Auto
'matic 1897. Gondnok U6rsssy 'B&n-
dor, as Dakota tst. Tsisfon Auto
matte i477l. sftnSsafcs esebSk G4-
Dor, TAI Mahuning Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
PL N INDUSTRY
SHOW IN ALASKA
General Resources VIII Be
Displayed

The first bis Industrial show 70 be
held In Alaska. designed 70 display
the general resources OF the territory
on comprehensive scale. win be
staged In Juneau. Sept. rs and 20.
the Alaska department OF the Cham
her Of Commerce was informed this
morning II II expected that here
after the Industrial show will be held
annually 20 set forth the terrttory's
resources. agricultural. horticultural
and Industrial. as we'll as the products
from the mines and fishing banks.
Exhibits will be Installed In the
transit sheds OF the Juneau city piers.
The show IL sponsored by the juneau
Commercial association. The Alaska
department 90 the Chamber aided the
association IN obtaining souvenirs
and novelties that viii be feature of
the entertainment side OF the pro.
gram.
Robert simpson. proprietor 81 the
Nugget Shop and one Of the leading
residents OF Juneau. wrote the Cham
Der concerning ratr plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Mrs. Sarah Bealer
Out for Legislature

Mrs. Sarah nealer. 1906 nth ave.
g. has filed for state representative
from the ssrd district subject TO
the republican primaries.
Mrs, neaier served one year as
police woman. sha II against the
poll tax. fHvors better compensation
for injured workmen. and wants a
banking law that Will better safe.
guard dcponitorn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
West Seattle Wants
Big Salt Water Park

Speakers representing th~ United
Precincts cluh. composed OF 7e West
Seattle organizations. urged the conn.
oil finance committee Friday 20 ap.
prove the park boards plan 90
acquire iso-acro saltwater park
near Fauntieroy
Chairman u. l.. Blaine announced
that the matter would he considered
IN connection with the iezs budget.
Hearings on next years expenditures
start next week. he aald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
MUSICIANS ARE
PALACE HIPS FEATURE

SIX musicians from other lands
come to the Palace Hip Saturday with
fsopas' Oriental string Hard "a the
headline attraction Of a nrw vaude-
Vile show.
Another act Of premise Il Green
Eyes and Moonshlne," with Agnes
Johns and company. name known
to local theatrr xoers from previous
successful skefchea.
Aerial ring work % an unusual m.
sure IL said 20 be demonstrated by
Dell. Heaftie ana Dell.
MufI and Newton 10 Rercbatie
dancing after going thru eosnlcAl
aAff.
Tho other number brings pretty
Donna Lynn In song impers0na,
TONS
THE management announces that
the feature picture. Silent Years. E
will continue until TueAsiay guly /.
when u win be succeeded by The
Battle Of Jusiand. a screen visuall.
cation of hissory's great YEA fight.
said 70 be- Instructive and highly
thrilling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Cladiolus Club to
Hold First Exhibit

The first annual exhibition Of the
Seattle Giadlolus club. recently or.
ganized here. will be held IN Fine
Atta hail. i2ia Fourth ave. Tues.
day and "Wednesday. The flower
committee Of the Chamber OF Com
morcc Will assist IN arrangements
for the show. Oscar II. Jensen.
president. announces that exhibits
viii be received at a. m. Tues.
day and entries viii close At noon
OF the same day.
First prize for the best general
exhibit by nm amateur will be a
membership IN the Chamber Of
Commerce for year and half.
Officers Of the club expect that
1000 blooms viii be shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Frank NJ. Goodwin. assistant ace.
Rotary of the interior. who will ar.
rive in Seattle Monday for a weeks
stay. win hold conferences with
Chamber Of commeree officials on
state reclamation matters and the
development Of Alaska and Hainier
National park. Goodwin will ad.
dress the Chamber OF Commerce
members council In the Masonic
club rooms. Friday noon.
After his visit her Goodwin plans
20 20 20 Portland. where he will
consider reclamation matters in
Oregon and make a speech In sup
port of the campaign of United
states Senator G. l.. McSary OF
Oregon for reelection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12


Alexander. the Man Who Knows. :
win headline a stellar feature Bill At
the Pansages Tor the week beginning
with the matinee next Monday after
noon. He viii also appear on the
Sunday program THIS Is the frat
time the noted mystic ever has APP
peared IN vaudeville. and his tour Of
the rantagss circuit Is proving the
sensation o. tire vaudeville SEASON.
Alexander has made three previous
visits 70 Seattle.
Alexander promises 10 respond 90
any questions. regardless az the Ian
Euags In whlcA they are written and
whether or not they have been pre-
pared and sealed in the privacy Of the
anestioner's home IN any manner
that h9nan ingenuity can devise
To add to The mystery ~ his per.
forrnancc. Alexander makes no claim
10 supernatural powers He even dc.
mics that Il 10 mind reading aithn
his audiences may refuse to ascribs
any other solution 90 the mystery
than that the man Is gifted with tina,
power.
Tire bill with him promises 10 be Of
exceptional merit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Vital Statistics
PIRTHc
BIRTHS

births IN their households are re-
ported by the following Seattle men
Tinkhon. Ira Guy. aeat =. ssnd u.
boy.
lizard. Albert Jesse. 1854 Franklin
ave. EtFi
Palmer. Albert vinson. sisl ssth ave.
n w boy,
neexer, Farle r.. essz First ave. y.
w. boy,
fEumrhrtsa Nicholas John. teoI
Carleton ave. hey.
Rehhahn. Nalentlne Jacob. t2of May
nafd ave. gtfA 49,
Holderith. Frederick A.. stt0 W eIth
ST., boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Japanese Minister
Will Speak in CITY

Rev. A. Kurumada. dean Of the
Holiness nlhle school Of Japan. will
speak before a mass meeting nj
ueuiah tent. Fourth and Virginia.
Sunday afternoon. nj , o'clock ku.
rumada is on a mission OF greeting
from Japanese Christians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
6 Days in Death
House. Paralyzcd

LIVERPOOL. Aug Paraiyxed
BY gas fumes. Robert craig. aged
fs. lay for ak days helpless In the
house containing the bodies Of bits
mother. father and two brothers. all
victims 81 the same fumes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
WILL INSPECT
SKAGTT WORK

Contractors from Portland. Hpo.
kane. Tacoma. Seattle and other
cities in the Northwest viii inspect
construction work on tho gigantic
skagit project on Aug 40. II war
decided nj meeting 81 the Seattle
branch. Associated General Con.
tractors Of America. held Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

BRADFORD. England. Aug. Ia
John Whitman wrote note willing
his head 10 the highest scientific
authority" Then he jumped In
front Of train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
r. r. Romney Dies
at Conversation

Funeral arrangements were being
completed Saturday for Richard X.
Homney. ~. president OF the Resi-.
tent Wheel Co. who died Friday a.
the home Of A. 6. Bhallsnberger.
1917 Franklin ri.
Homnsy sueeumbed suddenly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Locked Out,
Granted Divorce

CHICAGO. Aug. iz.--MrH Herbert
Roys testified her husband locked
her cut. locked up her mother. and
otherwise raised - She got a
divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

BANGKOK. Aug. 1.-THE king
ef Slam II goinE 20 have his own
hangar with three powerful aero.
planes 10 carry two. four and six
passengers. respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Girls Stole Booze
Is Charge; Freed

CHICAGO. Aug. i9s~-Threa girls
arrested for steaiina whisky were
freed on their pledge never 10 ylo
late the law again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Harry rJeii as Robin Hood

Seattle amusement and music low.
srs will have an opportunity 10 renew
their acquaintance with their old IA.
voritea. Gilbert and sullivan. DE ko-
ven. nalfe. planauetts and Victor
Herbert. when the American IAght
Opera company. heraided na the
best light opera organization In
America" comes TO the Metropolitan
for few weeks engagement. start.
ing Sunday. August -. IN important
revtxals u the worlds most popular
light and comic operas
The company. which 10 already
well known here as the Dunbar Op.
era company. consists OF bali "a hun.
ared fresh young singing voices. and
viii present thnsa famous opera gsna
at schedule Of popular summer
prices.
The opening hfii for tho week
starting Sunday. August 20. will be
tho lie Rossn MASTERPIECES. robin
Hood"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

THOMAS .. CASEY. Seattle at.
torney. has announced his intention
70 seek the republican nomination
for congress from the first district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Mystic club dances every Saturday.
night NJ nryn Mawr pavilion. Prizes
Renton Express car. Fourth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

DEA I'D
Ha6lock. MIAni~. - years
scott. Mrs. Martha Is ysaFa,
Maxkey. Michael rs years,
spencer. Annie l.. 81 years.
Aaka1. TAufka. & years
Rove. kttfts ~ - years
ft4en2. Mary. = years.
Hard. NarfHu. III years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
WHITE WAY PLAN
NOW READY
Committee of Thirty-Fiye
Named to Interview
Merchants
Ordinance For Measure Will be Pre-
sented to City Council at Its
Meeting Tonight

The special committee on White
Way for King street held a meeting
at o'clock Yesterday afternoon in
the rooms of the chamber of COM
merce and the matter was thorough
ly discussed after which a commit
tee of thirty-five was appointed to
interview the King street merchants
for the purpose Of obtaining their
views on the project.
Those present expressed the opin.
ion that the project will be of incal-
culable benefit to the merchants of
the city and it was announced that
all of the public utilities having poles
and wires on King street will lend
their cooperation in the matter and
have given authority to proceed with
the work so far as its effects them.
An ordinance prepared by the cor
poration it is announced will be sub
mitted to the city council tonight
and will be referred to committee
for action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
Attempted Arson Charge
Colored Man Weeps When Arraigned.
Held For Investigation

A colored man giving the name of
Joseph Williams, who said he came
here from Ocean View, Va, arrested
by Policeman Lawrence Padgett, was
arraigned in the police court today
for alleged attempted arson. The
prisoner, it, was charged attempted to
set fire to the residence of Henry
Allen. 6o3 South Lee street. at $3.50
O'Clock last night. He was captured by
Underwood Allen while on the front
steps of the place. Allen told the
court that he admitted attempting to
burn the house. A few rags were Of
fered as evidence. The prisoner told
the court ne has "smothering" SPELLS
and had no recollection of the affair
and he asked for mercy. During the
progress of the hearing he wept
copiously. The court remanded the ac-
cused and took his case under advise
ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
CIVIC BUREAU
REPORTS. ON
ACHIEVEMENTS
Plan on Budget For New
Form of Government
Submitted
SMOKE NUISANCE
Expected to Have North Washington
Street Extended Resurfaced-Power
of Bridge Lights Doubled.

MANY matters of Importance were
discussed and acted on last night by
the civic bureau of the chamber of
commerce. The meeting was largely
attended. It was announced that in
the early spring it is proposed to have
north Washington street extended to
the overhead bridge resurfacced, and
that the cooperation of the state
highway commission and good roads
bureau has been obtained for this
work.
James Bayne submitted an inter-
esting and exhaustive report on the
budget for the city that will be need
ed under the city manager plan form
OF government which will be placed in
operation September l. He made a
comparison with GAINESVILLE, o., which
has a population slightly in excess OF
Alexandria. Mr.. Bayne was rendered
a vote of thanks for his report.
Announcement was made that the
smoke nuisance which had been COM
planned of by the residents of Rose
mont mas DeeN dudIeu LII Ou5h I'S
cooperation of the railroads at the
request of this bureau.
The Richard, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company, it was
announced, had increased the candle
power of the lights under the railroad
bridge at the head of King street
through the work Of this bureau
Comnlaint had been made of the poor
lighting facilities directly under the
bridge.
Tho burean decided to cooperate
with ahe Arlington lu1nty cra-.- u
commerce il ita efforts looking 70 the
-.,upN a. of signs ala.lE certain h'&i-
..."s d. t1at ccf:nsy.
Am. :a.,rae'ii VAS (3ts.i-5S'{is;a<is tae
,'f~r:Yoyeraa,t ~ ,i.e "caG,2sy .: North
oi-F01 rect mas oeur compute. ~
the committee in charge was discharg-
ed with thanks.
H. E. Gentry reported that the
Alexandria Fairgrounds Association
would need additional funds, and this
matter was referred to the board OF
directors of the chamber of commerce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
loan EXHIBIT
WILL Open
TOMORROW
Mayor J. NJ. Duncan Will
Deliver Opening
Address
FIVE MINUTE TALKS
Wealth of Priceless Relics to be on Ex-
hibition in Parish Hall of Christ
Church Tomorrow and Thursday.

The program for Wednesday after
moon January 18th is announced as
follows: Opened by the Rev; DR.. W
]. Morton who will introduce His
Honor Mayor j. NJ. Duncan.
Five minute talks on the following
subjects: General George Johnston,
by Mrs. Thomas Robinson.
"Anne McCarty Ramsay" by Mrs.
Rebecca Ramsay Reece.
"John Carlyle" by Arthur Herbert,
il.
George Mason by Charles H. Cal
lahan.
The programme for Wednesday
night will include solos by Miss Mel
lie Pierpoint, Mrs. George Pickett
Mr.. S. l. Snyder and Mr.. Julian T.
Burke.
The programme for Thursday night
CONTINUED on page three)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
City Council Tonight

City council will hold its semi
monthly meeting tonight. A number
OF matters of Importance will be pre-
sented at this meeting for considera-
ton. Whether or not joint session
will be held for the purpose of elect
ing a school trustee from the second
ward and a police commissioner from
that ward has not been determined.
At last meeting council made an inef-
fectual effort to elect Candidates for
school board were C. E. Tennesson, in
cumbent, and Cecil Hufty. and for
police commissioner R. E. knight, in
cumbent and William Baader.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
Name of Rev. DIR. E. Y.
REGISTER Omitted

In the list of the ministers of this
city signing the resolutions adopted
at meeting of Ministerial Associ-
alton of Alexandria. the name of the
Rev. Dr. E. V. REGISTER was unin-
tentionally omitted.
The name OF DR.. REGISTER headed
the list Of those signing and the Ga
Zette regrets this omission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24

By recorded vote of 50 to "a, the
House of Delegates yesterday voted
down a motion made by Delegate
Wilbur C. Hall, of Loudoun. to have
the Committee on Courts of Justice
discharged from consideration of the
House joint resolution. amending
Section "a of the Constitution of Vir-
ginia. known as the "bone-dry OATH"
which carries out recommendation
of Governor Davis in his message to
the General Assembly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
HONOR THREE
VETERAN MASONS
Members Are E. II. O'Brien,
Edgar Warfield, sr., and
c.. H. Callahan
Banquet and Speech Making Follows
Presentation of Certificates Of
Honor-O. E. s. Serves
Banquet

A large gathering of members OF
the Masonic craft last night attend
ed the honorary night celebration Of
Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 100, at
the Masonic Temple at which time
honorary certificates were prcsenter
to the following three veteran mer
bers of that lodge: Edwin HarrlF =
O'Brien, Edgar Warfield. Sr., a@
Charles Fl. Callahan. The PR"
! in connection with the preser
as published in the Gazett
night was carried out and s
were made by the recipient,
The ceremony was follor &
banquet which was serv
members of Martha Shi'r
Chapter. No. az Order s>as
Star: C. c. Batchell" ror.D..
master of Andrew j on L"e
was postmaster.
| Speeches were ma HE tha
ing: George F.. Wa e'd Che. :.
Gwinn. John H. T. aver 4 .s-
don. Frank w. I nam Ianac W
Fletcher and Re Ei-ar Arr liter,
! The menu ser cd foIiGws
! OYSTER Cocktai l'Eac 'Ickles
Old Virginia Ham nJe:. i Salad
Finger r ."s
Cheese Saltines
@atr.d 7 uoudg
/ Coffee Ice Cream
Mixed Cafes Cigars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
SONG RECITAL
Mrs. Lawson Will Again Sing Before
Alexandrians-Has Many Ad-
mirPrs in City

Mrs. Franceska Kaspar Lawson
will give song recital in the West
minister Building on Friday even
ing. January 9th, at o'clock.
The National Press Club Of Wash
ington, D. c., had the following in
the Post OF November 7th, 1920:
"Mrs. Lawson sang several num-
bers. showing excellent colaratura
work sweet and pure tones, her
mezzo-voice singing being particular
" beautiful and effective"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24

Betwser 500 a,u 100 volcanoes are
knowr t. Be - at the present
time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
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