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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-25
A MAGYAR KIRANDUL0-TAR
sAsAG MEaERKEzETT BUDA
PESTRE

Az a magyar kirandulo-tarsa-
sag, mely nemreg a Cunard-vonal
Berengaria nevu haj6jan Magyar
|orszagba utazott, megerkezett Bu-
dapestre. A vasllti allomason ba-
ro, Bornemisza es t0bb tisztviselG
fogadta Gket a legszivesebb mo-
don. Az ,utaz6-t -tarsasag, mely 8
nap qlatt tette meg al ntat Buda-
pestig. nagyon meg volt .elegedve
azzal a banasm6d ddal, inelyben re-
sze volt. az fegesz ,1ltazas tartama
|alatt. : CJmard -megbizottak XII
sertek oket egeszen Budapestig.
Az utaz6-tarsasag egyik tagja
az egesz tarsasag neveben elisme-
reset fejezti XII Picker, a bevandor
l6kat vedo pesti iroda megbizott-
ia el6tt, aki kijelentette, hogy az
utazok megelegedeset magyar
kormany tudomasara fogja hozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-25
VERHOVAY SEGELYEGYLET
Youngstown 1O8-ik fiokia

Fi6kunknal hetcn a k0vetkezo
tagok betegek:
Virag Istvan. Lakasa: 1925
Silliman st.
Varga Mihalyne. Lakasa: 1901
Manhattan ave.
Jarabik Mihaly. Lakasa: 1882
Manning ave.
Debrovszkv Andras. Lakasa
1860 Wilson ave.
Revesz Menyhertne. Lakasa:
2114 James st.
OsSzesen 5 tag.
AZ egylet megbizasab6l
Menyhsrt Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-25
Ez ev halottai

10th Pal nilesi lakos 4S ewes ko.
raban elhunyt tiid6gyuladasban.
10th Ferencne szinten nilesi la.
kos 35 ewes koraban rak betegseg-
ben.
Jakabfi Gyorgyne helybeli la.
kos elhunyt A ewes koraban VIII
betegsegben.
Ada listen, hoey a januari no.
nap halalesetei ne folytat6djanak
az NJ esztend6 t0bbi h6napjaiban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-25

U. i.-Annak megemlitese mel
lett, hogy az iinnepelyen belepti-
dijfizetes mem lesz, kerem titkar
urat, hogy gyiilesik hatarozatar6l
engem minelel0bb ertesiteni szi-
veskedjek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-25
youngstown magyar
rom. kath. iskola iigye
Nit eet tenn hogy gyermee vaasos nevelesben rsszese
nek? - plspok ismer heyzetet. templom j6
helye

ezen lehetne ideiglenesen segiteni
azaltal, hogy az apacaknak a
templom k0zeleben hazat kellene
berelni.
Iparkodtunk minden elfogult-
sag nelkiil megirni velemenyiin-
ket ugy templom athelyezeserSl,
mint az iskolaiigyrol. Gondoljuk,
Ihogy a hitk6zseg nepe nemsokara
d0nteni fog ez iigyben. veleme-
menyiink mindenesetre az, hogy
addig, mig az iskolakerdest ell mem
don't nep, addig ne is gondol-
jon vi templom epitesere. Igaz,
hogy a magyar katholikus temp
iom szegenyes kiilseiii a ptisp0k-
mex, aki Toledoban IS Cleveland
ban hatalmas magyar templomok-
hoz szokott hozza. De ugy Tole
I doban, mint Clevelandban masok
a vlszonyok. Azokat Youngstown
nal mem lehet 0sszehasonlitani.
Ha mar Scent 1stvan egyhaz
ugyet targyaljuk, kenytelenek va
gyunk egy italian kisse szemelyes
tigyben is nyilatkozatot tenni.
Fiiliinkh0z ,jutott, hogy F6t. Var
laky Sandor plebanos, bizonysra
ismet rosszakaratn felrevezetes
alapjan AIT kijelentest tette vol
ma. hogy szerkeszt3nk es ket ieen
lol ismert magyar ember "bolse-
vlkl vczer, val6szinileg azert.
inert pl6banos ur allitasa szerint
a piisp0k urnal voltak ellene arul-
| kodni.
Mem tartottuk volna erdemes-
mex ezt az iigyet a Macy nyilva-
nossag ele hozni, ha ez a ragalom
mem terjedt volna el. ICY kenyte-
lenek vagyunk kijelenteni. hoey
szerkesztGnk sem mint maganem-
Der, sem mint felkert tagja vala-
mely kiildottsegnek mem TART a
piisp0knel sem lit Youngstown
ban, sem pedig Clevelandban IS
vele Il Youngstown Scent Istvan
ihitkozseg iigyeirol, amely egyhaz-
max tagja, mem targyalt IS mem
beszelt, sem rpedig veie irasban
mem erintkezett. Ami a bolseviz-
mus vadjat illeti, azon csak ne
vet a Youngstown magyarsag, a
mely tudja, hogy Nemenyi Mikl6s
igazi vorosposzt0 v0r0s0k" SEE
meben es veliik, vagyis elveikkel
alland6an hadilabon all.
Szerkesztonkkel egyutt emile
gette Varlaky Sander four Balas-
ko Gyorgy es Molnar Lajos nevet
is. Mindket derek, igazi magyar
katholikus ember, akik gyiil0lnek
mindent, ami bolseviki, kijelen-
tette el6ttiink, hogy Ok mem vol
tax piispoknel sem egyiitt, sem
|egyediil, sem masokkal.
Ha Varlaky four tudni akarja,
hogy Xix voltak piispok urnal,
inert mem kerdezi meg a kurato-
rait. Azol1, AIT hissziik, tudjak.
A katholikus magyar iskola ker-
desenek megoldasa jelenleg a
Scent Istvan hitkozseg legna-
gyobb feladata. EFT tessek meg
oldani Is mem vadaskodni.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
minden erejevel tamogatni fogja
AIT az iskolamozgalmat, amely
legjobban megfelel a Youngstown
viszonyoknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-25

(N) Mar decemberben meg
tartott bermalas 6ta kesziil6diink
ARA, hogy az akkor Schrembs piis
pok aljkar6l elhangzott beszedre
eszrev6teleinket megtegyiik. Most
rakeriilt ere is a sor.
A piispok, aki derek. magyar
szeret6 ember, mem ismeri a
Youngstown helyzetet es ha yala-
XII informalta, ugy az rossz felvi-
lagositassal szolgalt. Ugyanis
AIT mondotta piisp0k ur, hogy
a Scent Istvan magyar rom. kath.
templom rossz helyen van es ta-
Ian ez az Okla annak, hOgy mem re-
szesiil hiv6k elegendo tamoga-
tasaban es ez az Okla annak, hogy
mines iskolaja.
Keresve sem lehet jobb helyet
talalni a templom szamara, mint a
mostani hely. Youngstownban .
magyarsag szetsz6rva lakik. Ia
Ian az osszes magyarsag 30 szaza-
leka lakik hegyen, 10 szazaleka
a Brier Hillen, 30 szazaleka East
Youngstowiban, 25 szazaleka a
Poland 'avenuen es a South Side
on es ) szazaleka szetszorva.
(Megjegyezziil1, hogy ezek az ada
tok meglehet6sen pontosak. inert
elofizet6ink szama utan allapitot-
tnk meg a szazalekaranyokat.)
Hyen szetszortan lak6 hitk0z-
segnek okvetleniil k0zponti helyen
l1ell templomot fentartani, tehat
ha jobb helyr6l lehetne $40, ugy
az csakis a varos k0zepen lehetne,
ahol pedig a telkek 6riasi ara XII
zarja a templom athelyezeset. Ma
rad tehat a Wilson es Mahoning
avenueknak a varoshoz k0zel fek-
v6 resze. A. templom ma a VIII
son avenuen van, meglehet0serl
kijZponti fekvesben es ertelmetlen
penzpazarlas volna AIT atvinni a
Mahoning avemera. ahol mem vol
ma jobb helyen.
Ugyancsak a magyarsag szet-
sz6rtan valo lakasa az Okla annak,
hogy az iskolakerdes meg mines
megoldva. A piisp0k ur csaknem
raparancsolt nepre, hogy min
denekel6tt iskolat epitsen es tart
son fent. !
A templom mellett iskolat epi-
teni kidobott penz volna es a
katholikus sziil6knek fele, ha nem
nagyobb resze, mem jaratna oda
gyermekeit, inert az iskola mesz-
sze esik lakasukt6l, inert gver.
mekek villamos k0ltsege nagy
volna es inert a williamson utazas,
atszallas stb. veszellyel jarna xii
lon0sen kisebb gyermekek sza-
mara.
Az iskola kerdesnek a mi vele.
menyiink szerint csak egy megol.
dasa van. Ez pedig az, hogy ha-
rom helyen es pedig East Youngs-
townban, South Side-on es a he
gyen egy-egy telket venni es azok
mindegyikere egy (egyel6re hor-
dozhat6) iskolaepiiletet helyezni.
Az apacak reszere les magyar
apasakr6l a piispoknek kellene
gondoskodni) templom mellett
kellene apacalakot fpiteni.
Ha szamitast tesziink, ugy min
den egyes iskolara, ,telekkel egyiitt,
legalabb 6O0O dollar koltseget kell
venni, vagyis gyermekek iskolaz
tatasara 18 ezer dollart kell kiad-
nj, mielott tanitas megkezd6d-
hetne. Ehez jarulna termeszete-
L n s.f
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-25
Kereszteles

Az elmult vasarnap nyert Iren
nevet a SIT. keresztsegben Peter
Gyorgy es neje, Peter Eszter nilesi
lakosok leanykaja. Ker. ST.. Mar
ia Gyorgy es neje; Szilagyi Ilona
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-25
Az EGYLETI TITKARoKHoz

1sm6t karjiik az egyleti titlzdro
kat, hogy 6vi szAmadA Asaikat, vala.
mint az uj tisztvisel6k pontos nev,
sorat minel el6bb kiildjek be,
hogy q lzalauz E h6nap vsg6rs Ii
igaxithat6 legyen.
A s1eripesxt6s6g.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-25
MUNKAS4BETEGSEGELYz0
GYttLESE

A tagsagot tneglep5en j6l sike-
riilt gyilest tartott Munkas-Bc-
tegsegelyzS es Onkepz6-szervezet
49-ik osztalya. Mig az osztaly tag
saga csupan tiz vi tag felvetelere
szamitott, tizenharman jelentkez.
TEX. Az ellen6rz3 bizottsap ie.
lenteset figyelemmel hallgattak
meg es kilon0sen az valtott ki
megelegedest, hogy osztalyunk.
dacara annak, hogy mem "nagy"
osztaly, k0zel 500 dollart fizetett
Xxi betagsegelyekben az elmult ev
folyaman.
A felvetelre jelentkezetteket
kerjiik e h6 27-en, szomhaton este
z 6rara DIR. Fizy irodajaban meg
jelenni.
A kossuth Egylet nagytermei
MARGINS 1S-ikara mem kaphattuk
meg. Az ozstaly elhatarozta te-
hat, hogy marcus lien tartja meg
a Kossuth Egylet nagytermeben
tiz ewes fenallasanak iinnepelyet.
marcus 15-ikenek es. Pet6fi San
dor szazadik sziiletesnapjanak mel
to megiinneplesevel, melyre az
osszes Youngstown es kornyels.
bell magyar egyesiiletek meg van
max hiva level utjan.
A level sz0veget alabb k6z0l-
jiik. Ha valamely egylet titkaria
a levelet nem kapta volna meg
(mert nincsan az egylet cime).
kerjiik ezuton tudomasul venni a
meghivast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-25
Powder River

A hadiigyminiszterium hivata-
los mozg6fenykepei, melveket
hadsereg jelzo-testilete vett fel
Franciaorszagban melyek bemu-
tatjak habornban tenyleges reszt
vett minden egyes hadosztaly
tenykedeseit, kul0n0sen Cam
tigny, Chateau Thierry, St. Mihiel
es az Argonne videken lefolyt
csatakban, be fogjak mutatni
kiilfoldi haboruk veteranjai Wet
erans Of Foreign Wars), a Park
szinhazban, januar 29-en, 3O-an es
31-en, deltol este II craig. A tisz-
ia haszon volt katonak segely-
alapjat illeti.
Beleptidij: feln6tteknek SOC,
gyermckeknak 15c es 25c.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-25
A meghiv6-level szovege ez:
Tisztelt titkar ur:--

A meghiv6-level sz0vege ez:
Tisztelt titkar ur:-
A Munkas-Betegsegelyz6 es
Onkepz3-Szervezet youngstowni
49-ik osztalya a mutt h6napban
tartott gyiiles6n elhatarozta, hogv
marcus 11-iket, alakulasanak 10
ik evfordulo napjat. nagyszabasu
iinnepely keretfben fogja megiin-
nepelni.
Ezen iinnepely alkalmaval sem
mi szin alatt sem szabad megfe.
ledkezniink marcus 15-ikerGl. a
4S-as forradalom sziiletese napia-
irol, es Pet6fi Sandorr6l, vilag -
nemcsak Magyarorszag - halha.
Italian koltojenek, kinek mostan
iinneplik a korral halad6 egyesii.
letek sziiletes6nek egvszazadik ev.
fordulonapjat.
Hogy ezen napon erzelmeink.
mex megfelel6 formaban kifeje.
zest adhassunk es hogy ezen lin.
nepely visszhangjat azok is meg
halifax, akik epen mostan kova.
csoljak rabbilincseket, hogy azo-
kat otthonmaradt vereinknek Ike.
zere- e-labara kovacsolva, 400 ev elot
I'll rabszolgasagba visszataszitsak,
kell hogy minden egyes, szabad-
sagotszeret6 egyesilet es egyen
ezen az iinnepelyen valo megiele-
nesevel tiltakozzon.
Amennyiben az onok egyesiilete
is fontos szerepet t0lt be youngs
town. magyar tarsadalmi eletben,
remeliiik, hogy az onok tagsaga
is teljes letszamban, tisztviselo
urakkal az elGk0n, meg fog je-
lenni ezen a fontos es mindenek-
folott szep es kegyeletes iinnepe-
lyen.
Ha esetleg az elnok vagy titkar
ur egy r0vid beszeddel vagy vala-
mely tag alkalmi vers elszavala-
saval ohajt kozremikodni az lin.
nepely programjaban, az szives-
kedjek szandekat nekem bejelen-
teni nem kes6bb, mint marcus T.
iken, hogy a programmed aszerint
allithasslk 0ssze.
Azan remenyben, hogy fentiek
felolvasasa utan tisztelt tagsag
az iinnepelyen - mely delutan ket
orakor fog kezd1dni - val6 resz-
vet mellett fog hatarozni, maradok
oszinte tisztelettel
Spitko Sander,
penziigyi es levelez6 titkar.
347 Wallace St., City.
U. i.-Annak megemlitese mel
lett, hogy az iinnepelyen belepti-
mem lesz, kerem a titkar
urat, hogy gyiilesuk hatarozatar6l
engem minelelobb ertesiteni szi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-25
GYAsZJELENTEs

A Jezuskanak angyal kellett:
elszallt karacsony harmadnap-
| jan
KLARIsz szABocsANY
|31a ewes koraban.
H6feher lelke most 3rk0diek
itthagyott fajdalmas edesanyja,
|felett.
Adva legyen csendes alma az
|idegen hantok alatt!
New York, 1922 dee. 27-2S.
Struthers, O.
, 1923-04-02
Amazing Gain Is Made
By George L. Lawlon

and I bloated with gas till I was in
utter misery.
THE rheumatism was mostly n my
legs, and the way l suffered from
the pains vas terrible. for my legs
would sometimes be swollen VI twice
their size. and it was agony to walk.
Constipation and headaches kept me
all h time taking something. and
the burden of my misery just about
had me floored for this time last year
1 was the worst. n simply so weak
I couldn't get out OF bed for two
weeks.
Then I read about Tanlac In the
paper, and decided to give 1t a try.
That was the best thing I ever did,
for since taking the treatment I
haven't a single ailment in the world,
and couldn't ask for better health.
Why, it's nothing short OF remark.
able what a change this medicine
made in me. and I'll never miss a
hance to give 1t my highest recon.
mendation."
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug.
gists. Take nc substitute. over
35-million bottles sold. Advertise
mani
, 1923-04-02
SCOUTS SOLVE MISSING
BOY MYSTERY, RESPONSE
TO CALL IS instant

Troop -Four made another record
Sunday noon when 1t turned out at
the call of the siren whistle of the
Natrona Power company on a hunt
nor a lost boy. Within three minutes
after the whistle sounded the Scouts
were ready to start and more we're
coming from every direction.
The missing boy was Earl Turner,
son OF Samuel Turner of East Second
street. and he had left Saturday and
stayed in a cabin in the mountains
saturday night with another lad.
Both boys were under IL years but
did not suffer from their experience,
Tho parents of the missing lad
searched for him Saturday and Satur
day night and then Sunday they gave
Fup and clled in the Boy Scouts for
help. Troop Four was able to get a
line ON the missing boys movements
inside of a half hour after receiving
1.-THE call and Scoutmaster Taylor ad
vsed the parents that he probably had
gone to the mountains. Mr.. Turner
started out in his car and met the
lad coming home near the golf links
on Montgomery hill.
The emergency call readily showed
the need of the siren for calling the
scout. for had not there been some
method to get the scouts together. II
would have been sours before the boys
could have been assembled. Troop
Four and the Natrona Power company
are to be congratulated upon the
showing made and their willingness to
serve the public welfare.
, 1923-04-02
City Briefs

James Z. Walker is here from
friends. Mr.. Walker was for several
ear connected with the Virgins
Shoe Company here.
Mike Ellis Is spending a few days
in the city visiting with friends and
attending to business matters.
Frank Townsend spent the week
md here from Salt Creek.
T. 8. Martin returned yesterday to
Pathfinder. after spending a short
time here on business.
F.. J.. Clifford is a business visitor
in the city from Rapid City. s. d.
A. L. Hayden returned this morn,
ing to Salt Creek. after spending
Easter here.
MAJ w. Ball. prominent oil ma Of
Denver. is here for a few days on
business.
A. S. McYoung came up this morn.
ing from Cheyenne and Will be here
for several days.
r. C. KiIkenney is a business mar
from New York here for the week.
J. o. Roman is an out-of-town wish
tor here for a few days from Okla
homa-
James Mccrae left today overland
for Powder River to be gone a shor'
time on business
Murray Giffen left Saturday eve
ming for Colorado where he will make
his home.
, 1923-04-02
5-MINUTE
BREAKFASTS

There's now Quick Quaker
Oats. 1t cooks to perfection in 3 to
S minutes. No other oats can COM
pare for quick cooking.
Same favor, same quality as reg
ular Quaker Oats. This brand is
always faxed from the finest grains
only. But in Quick Quaker the oats
r cut before taking. They are
rolled very thin and partly cooked.
So tie fakes are smaller and thin
ner-that is all. And those small,
thin fakes cook quickly.
Your grocer has both styles
Quick Quaker and regular. Tell
him which style you prefer.
, 1923-04-02
an Invalid for Years,
and Wasted by Stomach
Trouble and Rheumatism,
He Gains AZ Lbs. on Tan
lac, He States. Health Re-
stored.

Before I had finished my third
bottle OF Tanlac, my appetite and
digestion were so fine I was eating
anything in reach. The treatment
has also overcome my rheumatism en-.
tirely. I have actually gained forty
seven pounds. and feel like a new
man" This emphatic statement was
made the other day by George l..
Lawlon, OF 345 Macadam Road. Port.
land, Oregon.
For seven years I was almost an
invalid" he declared. land must have
lost fifty pounds, for I was under a
hundred, n was so rundown and
weak my friends feared I was a hope.
lessly sick man. My stomach was SO
badly out OF order that mighty near
everything I ate disagreed with me
, 1923-04-02

will spend q few days In Billings be-
fore returning to Casper.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. @. ElberE Of
Parkerton spent a day here Visiting
with frienda-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L Heudembi re-
turned to their home In Salt Creek
yesterday after spending a few days
here on business.
Mrs. NJ 3. RAIDER spent a few days
here shopping from Raderville. Wyo.
Mdrs. r. J. Bires returned to OmahA
yesterday after spending a week here
or business
Miss Helen Carton left last evening
for her home in Nebraska after
spending a week here visiting at the
home of Miss Gladys Robson.
Miss Harriet Hunt has returned
from a three weeks pleasure trip
spent in ST Louis.
The Misses Katherine and Mar
garet Manorgan are visiting here for
a few days from Denver.
Justin Mccarthy. son OF Eugene
Mccarthy Is spending the Easter
vacation here from Regis college,
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. q. Phippen will
leave this evening for a Francisco.
Cal, to reInain for a month on bust
ness and pleasure. Mr.. Phippen is
connected with tho Casper Bolton
Creek syndicate.
, 1923-04-02
Personals

Mrs. W. P. Jones n daughter.
Maud Evelyn. returned to Salt
Creek yesterday, alter spending the
Mrs. Joseph Gordon. parents of Mrs.
Jones'
Miss Violet Reno was called to
South Dakota during the weekend by
the nlneas OF her grandmother.
Mr.. md Mrs. c. L. Rhinemuth re-
turned yesterday morning from
Southern California after a six weeks
pleasure trip spent there.
Miss Shirley Eady. who has been n
teacher at the Elk street school for
the LAS year. has resigned her posi-
ton and returned to her home in
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Drunk have re-
turned to Salt Creek after spending
a few days here.
friends here for a few days from
Salt Creek
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Carroll have
returned to their home in Lusk after
spending a short time here on bust
ness and visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Dooley re-
turned today to Salt Creek after
spending two days here shopping and
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Mackenzie spent
several days here from Teapot
Mrs Frank Ross is a business
caller here for a short time from
indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Forsyth of
Okmulgee. Okla. arrived in the city
yesterday and intend to make their
home here. Before coming to Cas-
per Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth spent two
weeks In Denver visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carstens are
here for a short time from Butte,
Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harper and
children left this morning for Their
mopolis where they will spend a week
visiting with relatives. Mr.. Harper
, 1923-04-02
MYSTERY OF SOUTH SEAS
IS FOUND IN EBB TIDE

Hundreds who packed the Ralto
theater yesterday to witness the
screening of "Ebb Tide were en-
chanted with the mystery of the
South Sea Islands and awed by the
dangers to be found there. Steven
son. master of narrative. had con
ceived the story and had been cap
turing thousands Of readers by 1t.
The picturized version upheld the fin
the natives. The father has been
gave many things in n much more
vivid way that could be obtained
through the medium Of even that
master fctlonist.
"Ebb Tide" is a story OF derelicts.
A trio of men are washed upon an
Island. One Is a disgraced ship mas
ter, another a drunken adventurer,
and the third a man who was born
a gentleman. 1t is here that a man
and his daughter liz together with
the natives. The father has been
driven half mad by a tragedy early
in life and forbids his daughter the
company of wh.ee men with the oatl
that no white man shall ever leave
the island alive.
1t is but natural that the man
who was born a gentleman and the
daughter of h recluse should meet
in spite of the great danger that
threatens both of them.
Lila Lee does wonderful work as
tho girl and James Kirkwood is
equally interesting as the man in the
story. Raymond Hatton. George
Fawcett and Noah Berry are well
portrayed characters. Jacqueline
Logan adds much to the cast as the
native girl.
, 1923-04-02
THOUSAND EASTER
EGGS TO Be GIVEN At
ARKE0N DANCE TONIGHT

Ono thousand Easter eggs will be
given away at the Arkeon dancing
academy tonight. SO OF which will
each contain one-doAar bills. The
novelty OF such a feature for a dance
will Doubtless appeal to many per.
sons. and the fact that dances in Cas-.
per last week were not as numerous
as some would desire will insure a big
crowd at the Arkeon Easter egg dance
this evening.
The regular 'ten-cent- dance will
be held. and the Tom Watkins or
chetra will be present to furnish the
music Doug Isitt and Miss zita Mid.
dlevitch will also be on the entertain.
ment program as usual.
, 1923-04-02
DANCING ON PROGRAM At
THE AMERICA THEATER
FOR TUESDAY EVENING

Spring Fantasies" Is the name of
an exceptional dancing program
which will be given at the America
theater a s45 o'clock tomorrow night
by Miss Mary Jane Spencer and her
clever pupils. All numbers on the
program were created by Miss
Spencer and all are in keeping with
the season which is now upon Casper.
Following is the program;
1. Midnight Moth------
---------Mary Jane Spencer
"A brilliant silk-winged moth
OF 'broidered gems and gold.
From fiow'r to fiow'r 1t fans its
way
To sack each treasure hold"
2. Sparklets-Toe da-nce---
----------------Corina Woodruff
.. Cossack Dance Ode Ia l'Ukraine
------------------Allene Rediski
4. La Senorita-----Joan Robertson
8. Spirit OK Youth--Corina Woodruff
6. Petite Coquette--Dorothy Crosby
Z. Easter Chicken Improvisation
-------------Betty Ann Mullen
8. Waves at Play---Allene Rediski
y. The Frolic--------------------
Dorothy Crosby and Corina
Woodruff
Tho Court Jester----
-----------Mary Jane Spencer
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, 1923-04-02
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are absorbed by the blood.
, 1923-04-02
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, 1923-04-02

Jeremiah Mahoney LIT this orn
ing for tho Buffalo Creek ranch. after
spending Easter mere wieh his family
, 1923-04-02

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24e.
, 1923-04-02

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