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New Britain herald., 1922-01-17
VACCINATION URGED BY DR. GR|SW0LD School Board, However, Does Not
 Favor It at Present
 MOTHERHOOD CLUB MEETING
Public is Invited to Attend Food Sale Married at Brewstcr-Grange In StallatiOn Tonight-Eines to Hart fOrd-Berlin Briefs,

Dr. R. M. Grswold, health officer for Berlin has sent q letter to the chairman of tho school committee ir which he states that the smallpox cpl dcmic at Bridgeport should be taker seriously in this town and the local children should be vaccinated tc guard against it.
 The letter reads as follows: Chairman Board of Education. "Rerlin, Conn.
 Dear Sir
 Tn view of the fact that an exten- sive epidemic of smallpox exists in the City of Bridgeport, and that we are in direct line of communication with that city, and in addition to the fact that census of the schools two years ago showed that more than sixty per cent of the children in the schools of Ber- lin were not vaccinated. it is hereby recommended that the Board of Edu- cation exercise the right conferred upon them by the law of the state, and exclude from school all unvaccinated children, fixing such a date limit as will allow the work to be done with the least inconvenience and as little interruption as possible to the schools. Under such an order children can be vaccinated by their family physi- clan subject only to the inspection by the health officer as to results at the end of the stipulated period
 Very truly yours,
 "R. M. Griswold, NJ. D.,
 Health Officer"
 Special Committee Meeting
 A special meeting of the school committee was held at the office of the town clerk last evening to con- slider the situation created by the smallpox epidemic in Bridgeport.
 The. committee decided that since the epidemic is confined to Bridge port the state would justify the board is not taking action in reference to vaccination. In event the situation gets worse and the epidemic should spread another special meeting of the board will be called to take action.
 Some, members of the committee feel, however. that if the parents of the children wish to have the pupils vaccinated they may do so, although at the present time it is not compul- sorry.
 Married in Brewster
 Dr. Allen J. Goodwin of kensington and Miss Marion E. Williams also of that town were married last Thurs day afternoon at Brewster, New York The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Howard, pastor of the Methodist church there. Both Dr. Goodwin and Miss Williams are well known in Ken sington. At one time Dr. Goodwin was assistant to pr. R. M. Griswold but several months ago opened an office for himself.
 Farmers Club
 The Berlin Farmers club will meet It the home of Charles Lindquist In the Savage Hill district of the town The state forester will address the meeting and large attendance Is looked forward to.
 Grange Installation.
 At the regular meeting of the Der In Grange to be held in Grange hall this evening at o'clock, the officers which were elected in November will
New Britain herald., 1922-01-17

Paris, Jan. 1.-The Journal Off, liciel today publishes a decree author izing the department of the Seine to issue in New York bonds to the amount of s27.0o0,000 at ' per cent interest payable in 20 years.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
KossUTH EGYLET

Keretnek "a Kossuth Magyar
Kozmiivelodesi Egylet tagjai,
llogy vasarnap este s 6rakor
kezd5d6 rendes hayi gyiilesen, a
melyen multi evi szamadas keriil
bemutatasra, okvetleniil jelenje-
mex meg. Egyszersmind felker-
jiik mindazokat a magyar ferfia-
kat es n6ket, akik az egylethez
kivanhak csatlakozni es resztyen-
nj youngstowhi maeyarsag kul-
turalis munkajaban, hogy jojje-
mex el a gyiilesre. Oft meggy5-
z6dhetnek arr6l, hogy Kossuth
cgylet tartalmas szsp program
mot skar megvalositani az nj esq
ItcndSben.
a. stisztikar neveben m
! cagyi JApes,. elnok,
G6ressy S&ndor, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
szYLvEszTER EsTI KALAND
Az al-szaraxiigynok aldozata. :
Negyven dollart vettek Ell tole

AIT mar kis kutya is tudja,
lhogv mi6ta ngynevezett szaraz
Iiigyn6kok vannak Amerikaban,
azota egyikl gazsag masikat eri.
Sajnos, legtobbszor a bevandor-
ll6k karara.
Most is egy ilyen esetr6l lesz
lsz6. Oviak Marion, XII "a 1851
Poland avenuen lakik, az ev utol-
SO napjan, azaz szombaton este 6
ora utan faradtan jott haza mum
kahI. Mikor a lalxashoz ert, nem
sokars egy Ford gep allott meg
Oft, a melybol ket ember szallott
XII;
s'Prohibicios iigynokok va
gyunk mondotta az egyik -
es ont letart6ztatiuk. Azonnal
i0jj0n veliink. = A nagyobb ha-
tas kedveertsmutattak egy nix
, ken Inspector ielvenyt es nler'
mi emberiink megiiedt, kivitttk
az autoba es elrobogtak. 10 da-
rab kocsikazas utan Canfiell. O.
ba ertek. hol megalltak IS k"
| zeli erd3be vittek Oviakot. oft
legy fahoz k0t0ztek es kivett,*k !,
zsebeb6l 40 dollarjat. persza co.
lfevolver segitsfgevel, o nit az or
ra ala tartottak Ezutan sz6t sem
sz6ltak, feliiltek an autora es ell
hajtottak.
Oviak nagynehezen kiszabadi-
ltotta magat k0telekekb6l es be-
lgvalogolt youngstown rend6r-
lallomasra, hol elmondOtta az
esetet. A csal6 szaraz iigynokok
I30 ev k0riili horvatok lehettek q
lleiras szerinf, a Xix 5 lab es s inch
maqasak ~oltak 10 EFT tudni mar
eaak aasrt IS pkxha ea yen
lalal l!I| ( bsi dnEe Il M. zba; %;
lihosy I Issss'
mex.
! A rentl6rseg ineeinf eldvettc AIT
a bizonyos botot IS azzal iiti "a kat
Icsal6 nyomat. illet6leg annak a
lnem lathato arnyfkat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
VERHOVAY 1903.

Keretnek a Verhovay Segely-
egylet 10S-ik fi6kjanak osszes
tagjai; hogy vasarnap delutan 2
orakor kezdodo rendes gyiilesen
okvetleniil jelenjenek meg, hogy
meghallgassak az evi elszamolast,
valamint hogy leszavazzanak a
rendMviili ilsonvenci6 felett ell
.rendelt referendum szavazason.
Mindazok, akik a rendkiviili gyii-
lessen mem szavaztak, most szaya-
zati joggal birnak, ha szemelye-
sen megjelennek gyiilesen. Meg
mindig van egy vagyg ket tag, aki
a mutt evi bali dijjal,. yalamint
az ev els6 het h6napjara jar6 vi.
sag dijjal hatralekbans vannak.
Ezelet kerjik, hogy ezt a figyel-
meztetest vegyek utolsonak es
hozzak be a dijailxat, inert kiilon,
BEN az alapszabaly ertelmeben
kell veliik. szemben eljarni.
Tagtarsi udvozlettel
Dehrovszky Andras, eln0k
Hoffer Andras titkar. III
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
SZENf 1STvAN EGYLET

Ismet es mar el6re figyelmeztet-
jiik a Scent Tstvan egylet tagjait,
hogy janar havi rendes gyiilesiin-
ket e h6nap harmadik vasarnap-
Jan, vagyis januar 15-en tartjuk
meg Kossuth K0r gyiilesterme-
ben pont 2 oral kezdettel. Kerjiik
mindazokat, akik igenybe 6hajt-
jak venni a most ervenyben lev5
kedvezmenyes Beallast, hogy a
gyiilests megelSz6 szombaton ke-
ressek fel az egsslct hivatalos or
vosat, Lr. Fuzzy Palt, akinek iro-
daja a Home Savings and Loan
Co. epiiletfnek fegyedig emeleten
van Is vizsgaltassak meg magu-
kat.
Ezen a syiilesen targyaliak i
multi evi ezamadast es beszamoa
max pasztorjst6k, valamint a bal
igazan sep erkolcsi es anyagl
eredmenyerol,
A tisztikar reyfben
Ra,lask6 Gyorgy, elnok.
Hoffer Andras, jegyz5.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
Az VI Ev BEKOSzONTESE
A varos pokoli zsivajaba belesz6lt
a revolver hangja is

Mikor december 31-en ejjel 12
ora volt, egyszerre megszolaltak a
gyarak kiirtjei es yagy tiz perc-
ig ebresztgettek a szunnyad6 la
kossagot es f6leg betegek k0-
sz0tt fejtettek XII leirhatatlan di-
cseretet er,iemlo tesekeYvseget.
Az alom kiment szemeb6l a leg
elkeseredettebb egyennek is es
lent a. varosban az autok pokoli
larmat csinalo tiilkolese meg ma
gy0bb zsivajt csinalt. Hogy meg
snagyobb. legyen a zaj, egyik-ma-
six haz el6tt revolverekb6l is To-
v6ld6ztek, a miert azonban az IL
let6knek rend6rseggel gyiilt
meg a bajuk. A kit letartoztat-
tax, AIT szabadon is bocsatottak,
inert hiszen .jo szandekn l0vol-
d0zesben ncm volt semmi rossz
akarat.
T6bbek koz0tt magyarok. is vol
| tax letart6ztatva. Az egyiket
megkerdczte az iigyeletes rend6r-
[fiszt, bogy miert ljv6ld0zott 4
Uj ev van, ez nalnnk szosxas
lotthon.
De hat mikrt lott hstote -
Ikerdezte tovabb rendSrtiszt.
! Hat csak azert 80 sz6lts q mi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
IA szARAZ ttGYN0K BttNTE-
TESE
A kinek az enyves keze 100 dol
larba keriilt

A varos legkival6bb tisztvisel6i
koze tartozott bizonyara az sza-
raz financ is, kinek vlselt dol
CAROL annak idejen megemlekez-
think lapunkban.
Megirtuk ugyanis, hogy G.
Jones italkutat6 egy. sep napon
beallitott az Emma streeten egy
olasz ember lakasaba, a hol REIN
dzsek utan kutatott. Lelkiisme-
retesen vegigszagolta es kutatta az
egesz lakast, de bizony a. bacillu-
sokkal megrakott iv6yizen xviii
mas italt nem talalt. Icy hat nit
tehetett bujaban, ellopott lakas-
Dol q dollart, mely 0sszeg eltii-
neset azonban hamarosan felfe.
deztek a hazbeliek.
Icy ,keriilt Brandmiller bir6 elt
Jones .ur, a kit 100 dollar bunte-
tesre IS q k0ltsegck megfizetesere
marasztalt q biro Jones felebbez-
hi akart, de k6relmet . bir6sag
elutasitotta. Icy teh6t mem maradt
mas hatra, mint fizetlii Is .peais
iobban, mint j6 termes idejen q
k0les. F'''7
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
ELMARADT MULATsAG

A magyar negyes altal jelzett
tancmulatsag, amelyet 'h6 16-an
akartak megtartani, elmarad, es a
mulatsag pohtos idejet maid an
max idejen tudatni fogja a kozon-
seggel a rendezoseg. Mivel loan
Kiiry Klara hangversenyeziks va.
rosunkban, azert halasztjak el q
mulatsagot abban remenyben
hogy koz6nseg tomeges szamban
fogja felkeresni q Kiiry K1ara-fe-
le hangversenyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
FELHIvAs
A Kossuth K0r moi osztalyanals
gyiilese

A Kossuth K0r moi osztalyanak
vezet6sege ez uton tudatja az 0sz-
SECS tagokat, hogy c h6 12-en, az
az a j0y0 heten csiit0rtok0n este
fel s 6rakor igen fontos gyiilest
tart a Kassuth K0rben. A vezc-
toseg kerr a moi tagokat, hogy
okvetlen jelenjenek meg ezen a
gyiilesen, inert roppant fontos dol
gokr6l lesz $40, a mi vegett sziik-
seges az 0sszes tagok megjelenese
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
VERHOVAY 321

Ertesitjiik a Verhovay Segely-
egylet east Youngstown 32l-ik
'fiokjanak osszes tas5sit,s hogy 4
svtasarnap delutan 2 sorskor =
Crow-fele teremben megtartand6
sgyilesen, .amely az uj.esztendS I'll
ss6 rendes gyilsse, okyetleniil je-
lenjenek meg. 4 tisxtilar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
EaYLETEIlaK TITKAaAl E,S

Ismet kefjiik egyiefsink titkS
raft, hoey ~ evi elsz4apol lase
valamint Ak ni tisxtikarok ntvsos
rat tildjek Be vagys: :hozSkk 4 III y
szerkeszt6segbe Szeretn6l
1nap vegere szsaj kalaust
l15sskssll sllitanis ho6y " al 81 IllI Il n
sen ko10lhet5 lesyen. sl's 4 q 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
Macy Jozsef is
Youngst townba ert
Megerkezett az utolso, deporta-
l&sra iteN bevandorl6, ali szep
lev6lben k0sz0ni az Amerilai Ma.
gyar Hirlap sikeres akci6jat

IA napokban meg6rkezett a ca
nadai st. John kikot6b5l Macy
Josef magyar bevandorolt is, akit
oman akartak visszaszallitani Ma
gyarorszagba, inert Magyarorszag
beyandorlasi kv6tajanak betelte
utan erkezett Gmerikai partokra
Macy JOSEF n6yerehez, a 324
u. Myrtle ave. alatt lako Mrs.
Gillagihoz jott Amerikaba. Mar
deportalni akartak, hnillor az 3
erdekeben kiil0n siirg0ny oztiink
Davis mhnkaiigyi miniszternek.
k6rye ot, hogy ha kegyelmet ad
az ellis islandi magyaroknak, ak
kor terjessze AIT XII a kanadai XII
kdt6kre is es ICY engedje be Macy
J62sefet is. Davis meghallgatta
lseresiinket Is Macy JOSEF is be-
i6hetett Amefikaba.
Mem szamitunk koszonetre, sem
dicseretre azert munkaert, amit
bevandorl6k erdekeben vegez-
fink. Az Amerikai Magyar Hir-
lapnag, mint Youngstown es k6r-
nytki magyarsag lapjanak k0te-
lessege volt minden lehetot elko-
vetni, hogy igaszagtalansag ne err
jen magyarokat ARA sem sza-
mitottunk, hogy Macy Jozsef fell
keres minket koszon6 soraival, de
i6l esett. amilor megkaptuk le-
velet. amely ICY hangzik:
Az Amerikai AZ. Hiriap seer
szerkesztS Ssegenek
6 s Youngstown O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
DALARDA PR0BA
Most vasarnap lesz a Kossutt
KOrben

Felkeretnek mindazon Kossuth
k0ri tagok, Xix a Dalarda tag
jainak jelentkeztek, hogy legye-
mex szivesek most vasarnap, azaz
e h6 San delutan 4 6rara K0r-
ben okvetlen megjelenni, inert
megtartjuk az els6 dalpr6bat.
SZives kOSZ0ntessel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
Pater Banghs
Youngstownbarl
A kivalo jexsuita atya besz6de
6riasi hatast keltett hallgat6i
k0z0tt

<
Az elmult heten csiit0rt0k0n
este kival6 vendege volt Scent
lstvan magyar r6nai katholikus
egyhaznak Bangha Bella jezsuita
atya szemelyeben, a XII a Ieghire-
sebb Is leghatasosabb szdnokok
egyike egesz Magyarorszagon
Bangha Amerikaba erkezesft
egyes amerikai magyar lapok kii-
lonfele megjegyzesekkei kisertek
! Is tobbek kozott AIT allitotfak,
hogy Bangha Belat politikai celok
Ehoztak Amerikaba a hires je-
zsuita atya EFT a hireszteltst nyonl-
ban megcafolta es azonltai kijelen
tette, hogy ez mem igaz. inert s di-
Irekt new york; ersek meghiya
sara erkezett ide azzal 4 eellal,
hogy misszi6t tartson az amerikaiS
magyar katbolikus temPlolnok-
ban.
/ Bangha Bella igazat nindenjitt
be is bizonyitotta. a llol lnegfor-
dult es bebizonyitotta EFT Youngs
townban is, a mikor este s orakor
megjelent a Scent Istvan Temp
lomban, a hol Csaktornyai fstyan
/ toledoi magyar romai katholilals
tkaplan miivsszi orgonajatska Il
yarlaky Sander plehanos bennn-
Itatasa utan megjelent szdszs-
ken.
/ Ajtatos csend fogadta kival6
sz6nokot, HI el6sz0r is. ii inacyar
lorszagi hivek legszivel lyesebb ia
vozletet tolmacsoIta R0sid Se,la6.
sokban vazolta ezutAn at, hogy
Magyarorszagot srf reDgetpp aeikl
breba lfatas es iae alazas np s:s
Eaenfstt y q esss speSol
ltatta fejtepeteseit ID sis ilris.
Megdonhetetlen ervekkel igazolta,
hogy ebben valsagos es nehez
Iid6kben epen az el6 hit volt Az, d
mely lelkekben ebren tartofta
remenyt es hogy ez a hit volt az,
| a mely Magyarorszagot minden
! borzalmas katasztr6fab6l kivezet-
te, mint hogy most is Xxi fOgja
vezetni Megkap6 szavakkal ecse-H
,telte felhozott peldak kapcsan,
hogy NIT jelent a hit, meiy 6t
jaz edes anyja halalos agyan is
meg tudta nyugtatm.
A hithez val0 ragaszk0dasra, a
hitben valo scent bizodalomra es
hit megdonthetetlen erejeben va
10 megnyugvasra kerte hallgat6it,
la Xix megihletett Swivel es felma-
igasztosult lelekkel hallgattak az
elmondott arany igazsagokat.
,,;naan,;naL .ro. u;sszat
,s.gdst. ,a,.n,; oso,,ss srvss
nal, ,,rrs ,att sv;veL fa,ett q
ms,v vsota,sn .ho,do.s., coal ta,-
tst,o :, J hahlelat
~ ho,,, ra,,s ss,,.r a,,,,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
ldonolog

Tegnap liem volt penzem, ma
nincs psnzem, ITALIAN holnap So lesz
p6nze,in borzaszt6, milyen egy-
hang1 al slet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
Macy JOSEF.
324 Myrtle avenue,

Biztosithatjuk Macy J6zsefet
es mindenkit, akit lapunkkal szol-
galunk, hogy mi nemcsak multi
ban, de jov5ben is mindig ke-
szen allunk ARA, hogy magyar
sagunk iigyeit partoljuk es el6-
mozditsuk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
Gyari Munkasbol a kormanyzoi Szekbe.

Harry b. Davis ak Il ewes koraban mint mas kezdett dogozn
ak egy eve ke Ohio allan kormanyz6i szekebe
alatt mll6 dolar akato Ohio allan pogarainak
kormanyzonak rengeteg baratja szte6 Mahonng
volgyenek munkasai koz0 yalosznueg szenator
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05

ICY a magaa, mint mind
azon ismeretle nhonfitarsaim
neveben, kiknek erdekeben ngy
d helyi sajto, mint kiil6nb6-
z6 egyesiiletek, valamint 4
Youngstown magyarok, xix
erdekunkben faradtak, nehez
helyzetiinkbd megszabaditot-
tax, szeretetteinkhez hozza Sc
gitettek, vegyek t6liink nagy-
rabecsiilt mnnkajukart kosz0-
netiinket es halankat.
Halas tisztclojHk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05

magyarunk, = hogy az Suj evben
ell0v0ldozzem munkatlansagot,
AIT a kutya fajat reki.
Not guilty mondta rend-
ortisztviselo es a mi magyarunk
haza ment. sOtthon aztan boros
iiveg dugoja lott egyet ode ez mar
nem sz6lt olyan nagyot} es azutan
ivott egyet, yagy tan t0bbet is err
re a kis ijedtsegre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05

Gagyi Janos, eln0k.
Geressy Sander, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05

/. Gagyi JAp9s, ! elnok,
G6rsssy skndor, titkar. !.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-04
DI0TWS

Dorothy Dalton, the Lady Beauti- full of the Screen, in Guilty of Love" tonight only at the Empress theater.
 This is the story of a young girl and the dramatic events that fol- lowed Miss Dalton, as the pretty New England heroine, has ample op- portunities to display her remarkable qualities as an emotional actress. The story is one of intense herat appeal, frightened by flashes of hu- nor and the stars buoyant personal ity
 Guilty of Love" was adapted from a popular play by Avery Hopwood, whom you will remember as the author if "Fair and Warmer" and "The Gold piggers" and co-author of Seven Days" It is Paramount Aircraft picture. May we expect you? Also the last two-reel comedy with Virginia Rappe in '"The Game Lady"
 Sunday evening Bebe Daniels. one of the foremost stars of the screen will be shown in picture you will never forget, "Oh! Lady, Lady" A comedy full of action and good plot. Also Topics, Science, Pathe News.
 Monday the big special production, "Isobel," played by House Peters and Jane Novak.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-04
Missouri Family Has Lucky Escape From
 Cave-in of Yard

POPLAR BLUFF. Mo-, Feb. 4. - Five members of the family of Mark Burkett, of Williamsville, narrowly escaped death when a large portion of their front yard and the road, about fifty feet in diameter, caved in to a depth of twenty-six feet below the surface of the earth, and the opening quickly filled with water.
 This is one of the most unusual instances of the peculiarities of the earth in this section in years. Sev- eral members of the family had just left the scene of the "cave in" a short time before it occurred and the Burkett home was saved by only few feet
 About a mile from their home is a large cave, and it is thought that the cave extends back and passes under the Burkett home. A stream of water passes through the cave and empties into Black River.
 Noise of the earth caving in could be heard for quite distance. The bottom of the pit, according to esti- mates, is at least fifty feet from the surface of the earth The water filled the pit to within a few inches of the top of the hole, and on one side of the pit the water continues to boil up like spring while it can be seen leaving from the other side. Burkett said that he had noticed the earth somewhat cracked and sunken for several days before 1t caved in.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-04
NENANA NEWS TOLD N SHORT
 PARAGRAPHS

NENANA, Feb. 4.-The Anchorage Shrine Club is contemplating making a pilgrimage to Nenana and Fair banks during the coming summer, for which arrangements are now being made. The excursion will number many Anchorage Shriners and will include full set of officers of Nile Temple, Order of the Mystic Shrine, of Seattle, who are making the trip north for the purpose of initiating classes in Anchorage and Fairbanks, the latter class including Masons of Nenana in it's ranks. The definite known later on.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-04
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
 TO MURDER CHARGE

SEATTLE, Feb. 4.--RObert H. Eos ter, former Alaskan, alleged to have shot his mother-inlaw here on New Years day, pleaded not guilty of a charge of first degree murder yester- day when arraigned before Superior Judge Everett Smith.
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FAIRBANKS, Feb. Airs. Ben F. Thompson, of this city, has been ad- vised of the death of her sister, Mrs Carl Quest, who died in Los Angeles, to which city she had gone from San 1 Francisco for the benfit of her health. She leaves husband and son to | mourn her loss.
 the Interior, died in the Anchorage hospital this week, following an at tack of appendecitis. He was in the employ of the Alaskan Engineer ing Commission, and is survived by wife and son, residing in Fairbanks Tom Radovich has returned to the Tolovana district, after brief visit in town.
 The last mail brought postal card from Emil Clausen, of the Tanana Bakery, who is at present paying an enjoyable visit to his old home in Denmark.
 John H. Kelly, of the N c. Co.,, is confined to his home by severe cold.
 Frank Estes is a recent arrival in town from Nenana
 District Storekeeper w. R. Man ming and F. A. Hansen, engineer of maintenance and construction, came up from Nenana on a brief business visit
 The large shipment of fresh fruit which arrived from the states on the last train, is nearly all gone, the public having responded eagerly to the invitation to purchase.
 Local Shriners are already plan ming for the entertainment of the officials who will visit Interior AL aska during the coming summer
 Roy Lund returned to town from Richardson and reports the trail in splendid condition as the result of re- cent snowfall. He had three passen- gers on the return trip--Peter Va chon, John Sulke and Peter Larson.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hillar and baby have gone to Salcha to put their popular trail establishment in shape for the reception of summer visitors They were in town about a month
 It is reported from Valdez that Jack Johnson, formerly attached to the local signal corps station, hcX joined the ranks of the benedicts
 Smith Brothers, who are engaged
 
 gold quartz mine on Ester dome, have. reached depth of 200 feet, where they have encountered some very good ore.
 F. Carlquist of the Anchorage firm of Carlquist Bros, opticians and jewellers, arrived from Nenana on the last train, and has opened offices temporarily.
 With the ladies now engaged in nightly practice, in preparation for their meeting the male veterans
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-04

of the club, the curling rink pre- sents a busy appearance these days. Interest also is warming in the con- test for the Thorne trophy Weber, Rickert, Carlsten, Nordale and Mack are at the head of the list, in the order named.