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Evening star., 1923-09-11
PLANS TO UNl0NIZE
WORKERS IN STEEL
New Conditions in Industry Re-
quire New Campaign Methods,
Union Leader Declares.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CLEVELAND. Ohio. September H.
The new conditions in the steel in
dustry are demanding new methods
In the campaign for the unionization
OF the steel workers. according TO
William Harmon of Chicago. secTe-
ary-treasurer of the executive coun-
Gil of the labor organization in the
steel Industry, who attended the couu-
ellis meeting here today.
Chief among the new conditions Is
the eight-hour day, now going into
effect. throughout the country. With
the eight-hour day no longer the rail-
lying cry that 1t was four years ago.
when work in the steel industry was
suspended. the union officials will
urge the worker to fight for its re-
tentfon. Mr.. IIannon intimated. They
also Will campaign upon u platform
OF wage increases which will give
Evening star., 1923-09-11

Fort Hamilton. y. Y: Ralph w. Rog-
ers. Fort Ringgold, Tex; Thomas Z.
Swan, Fort Totten. y. Y; Stephen r..
Wood Langley Field. Va, and Charles
NJ. Griffin. O. i. C, Spartanburg,
8. c
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMIsS.
ION OF WEST VIRGINIA CAPITOL
BUILDING CHARLESTON

A meeting of The Public Service
Commission of West Virginia, held on
the 10th day of February, A. d., 1923.
United Fuel Gas Company, Applica-
ton for authority to increase rates for
furnishing natural gas to all its con-
sumers i'll the several cities, towns, will
ages and rural communities served by
| 1t i'll West Virginia
Case No. 1851.
This day came the applicant, United
Fuel Gas Company, a corporation, by
its attorneys, and represented that it
has heretofore filed with the Secretary
OF the Commission the report required
by the fifth paragraph of the order en-
tered herein on the 2Sth day of April,
1922.
And thereupon the said applicant
moved the Commission, in conformity
TO paragraph of said order of April %
1922, to reinstate this cause upon the
active caledar and for a further inves-
tigation of the reasonableness of the
rates of applicant, and for such further
order or orders pertaining to the same
as may be just and proper.
Upon consideration thereof it is or
uvred that this cause be reimstated upon
the active calendar: that IA further
hearing upon the issues herein with re-
Spect 10 the reasouableness of the RI ties
OF applicant, be fixed for the 18th day
OF March 1923, at two o'clock D. m, at
which time any parties in interest may
present such further testimony as they
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue of the authority vest
ed by deed of trust made by
Elizabeth Terrell and others to
the undersigned Trustee, bear
ing date on the Goth. day Of Dec
ember, 1915. of record i'll the off
ice of the Clerk of the county
court of Colhoun county, West
Virginia, in Trust and Mortgage
BookNo. 5. at page $50 and hav
ing been requested so to do by
the Calhoun County Bank, the
beneficiary name in said deed of
trust, the undersigned Trustee
will on Saturday March, 81, 1922
offer for sale and sell by public
auction to the highest bidder at
the front door Of the Courthouse
of said equity of Calhoun the fol-
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE

By virture OF q dexree OF the C,r,-r,t
Court OF Calhoun County, West VIRGIN.
In, rendered on the 10th. day OF Nov :.
ember. 1872, in q certain chancery cnu.
Sc therein pending, wherein The CaIh.
oun County Bank, a corporation. was
piainttff, and h. +. Terrell and Others
were defendants, the undersigned Spec.
iai commissioner will on SATURDAY.
the S1st- day OF March, 1923, commepc-
ing at one O'Clock p. III. offer for sale
anu sell to the highest bidder Mt the
front door OF the Court House of said
county OF Calhoun, by public auction
the Following described real estate 10.
wit: w
FIRST: all Of the life estate of the de-
PENDANT, B. r. Terrell, In and to the
three lots, tracts or parcels of land
situate In Sherman district, Calhoun
county, West Virginia, on the water.
or Cherry Fork, containing, Respective
ly, US acres, 71X acres and 4O.4 poles
said 0S acres and 71% acres being the
same which were conveyed to vashti r.
Terrell by Lawrence Wade BY deed
oenring date on the 9th. day Of Feb
ruary, l0O3, OF record In the office of
the Clerk OF the County Court of said
county OF Calhoun In Deed Book No
o. at page 4; and the said parcel OF
4o.4 poles being the same which wns con
veyed unto the said vnshtl n. Terrell
ny Z; w. Gamer and wife by deed bear
ing cate on the 4th- day OF January,
IS1S, or record In the County Court
Clerks office aforesaid. In Deed Root
No. 62, at page 256.
RESERVATIONS: there will no nv.
cepted and reserved from said sale ALI
or the natural gas and fifteen-sixteenths
OF all the oil, within and underlying
said two parcels. containing, respectiy-
ely 63 acres and TN acres, with the
mining and operating rights and privi-
leges thereto appertaining to the same
extent that the same were excepted
and reserved In the deed. aforesaid.
from the said Lawrence Wade to the
sald Vashti X. Terrell and there will
De reserved from said sale all of the oil
ana gas, within and underlying said
parcel Of 4O.4 acres, with the mining
and operating rights and privileges.
reserved and excepted in said deed from
10. w. Gamer and wife to the said yasti
r. Terrell.
SECOND:- parcel, containing 1914 u
acres of land, situated on the little
kanawha River, In Sherman district
OK said county and state, which was
conveyed unto the defendant, S. A. Nc.
Cartney by Tacy ]. Brake and husband
by deed bearing date on the 10th. day
OF October, 1917, of record In said
County Court Clerks office In deed
Book No. 81, at page 1O7.
RESERVATIONS: There will be ex.
cepted and reserved from said sale all
of the oil and gas, within and underly.
Ing said parcel Of 1041a acres, and the
mining rights and privileges, thereto
appertaining to the same extent that
the same were excepted and reserved
in the said deed from Tacy j.. Brake
and husband to the said 8. A. Mozart
ney.
THIRD: all of the Oil and gas with
in and underlying certain tract or
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01

parcel Of land. lying and being situate
In Sherman district, county and state.
aforesaid. containing so acres and 127
poles, with the mining and operating
rights and privileges. thereto apper-
tanning. all OF which were excepted and
resolved I'm certain deed of convey
ance. made by the said S. A. Mozart
ney to j. f. Riddle. bearing date on the
END. day Of October. 1911. OF record I'm
said County Court Clerks Office in
Deed Beook No. "a. at page 500.
FOURTH: parcel. containing four-
~ five acres OF land. situate on the
waters of Lower Run. Sherman district
In the county and state. aforesaid. being
the same renl estate which was con :
veyed unto the said s. A MCCARTNEY
by Minnie Stump and husband by deed
bearing date on the 18th. day of April.
1901. of record I'm the County Court
Clerks office. aforesaid. in Deed Book
No. 20. at page 404.
Reference is made to the several
deeds aforesaid to the said vashti r.
Terrell and to the said s. A. Mozart
ney for a more particular. definite and
complete description Of the several par
GELS of land. hereinbefore mentioned.
Terms OF sale; one-third OF the pur
chase money. cash In hand on day OF
sale; and the residue upon n credit of
six and twelve months. taking from the
purchaser or purchasers notes or bonds
with good security for the deferred In
stallments, bearing interest from day
OF sale.
Lorentz G. Hamilton,
Special Commissioner.
1, l.. L. Terrell, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county. West Virgin.
In. do hereby certify that the above
named Commissioner has filed in my
office bond in the penalty Of three thou
sand dollars. conditioned according to
law, and with approved security. as is
required by decree in the above men
toned cause.
Teste: l.. L. Terrell, Clerk
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lowing described real estate to-
wit: A certain tract or parcel Of
land, lying and being situate in
the district of Sheridan, county
of Calhoun and state of West
Virginia, on the wa :ers of Lead
ing Creek, containing eighty
acres, more or less; being all of
the same realestate which was
conveyed unto Elizabeth FerreIl
b, Hugh Terrell bv deed bearing
date on the 18th day of August,
1887 Of record in said Clerks
office in Deed Boo, No. IL, at
page 339. an undivided one-half
whereof was conveyed By the
said Elizabeth Terrell to Ger
trude Terrell by deed bearing
date on the 10th day of July.
1901, of record in said Clerks
office, in Deed Book No. %, at
at page 125 to all of which said
several deeds reference is made
for a more definite description of
said parcel of eighty acres of
land
Terms of sale: Cash in hand
on day of sale.
LORENTZ c. HAMILTON
3-l-4t Trustee.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01
PLAN TO MERGE
DRY" POLICING
/ WINS APPROVAL
Proposal Of Democratic State
Executive Committee to In
crease Work of State Police
Endorsed BY Delegates.
Part Of General Program
To Cut Expense Of State
Anti-Saioon Leagues Efforts To I'm
punge Motives of Major Political
Party Is Getting Very
Little Response.

Approval of the plan of the Demo.
cratic State Executive Committee as
voiced by State Chairman r. II. Dun.
lap TO consolidate the prohibition de.
partment with the department of Pub.
lie Safety is being expressed by a
majority OF the members of the Demo.
cratic House of Delegates, according
to information received in Charleston
during the intermssiOn Of the State
legislature. The Senate. which is Re,
publican, is also said TO be in favor
OF the plan as an economy measure.
LEAGUE ATTITUDE RESENTED
General resentment of statements
credited to the state secretary of the
'Anti-Suloon League that the sugges.
zion OF consolidation is the outcome of
"a coordination between boOtleggers
.4lnG politicians is widespread and the
heague head has so far been unable
10 produce any facts to Substantiate
his assertions. The resentment OF
these unbiased charges has spread tc
churches and Sunday schools of the
state until few, Il any church bodies
are giving Endorsement to the unwar.
santed attack contained in resolutions
Ihs head of the League is sending
Them for endorsement.
Chairman Dunlap and other mem.
bars of the Democratic Executive Com.
mttee have found no occasion to
change their attitude as to the recon.
mendation for the submerging of these
two departments into one, but on the
other hand general approval with
which the suggestion has met ha.
strengthened their belief that the move
would be FOR the best interests of the
state. Chairman Dunlap reiterated
@hat he has ut no time Questioned
ghc integrity and ability of the present
State prohibition commissioner and
that the suggestion of the state com.
n,ittee in this respect is solely for
tie purpose of doing away with the
duplication Of departments in state
government.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

West Virginia ,TO-Wit:
AT rules held In the Clerks ONCE OF
the Circuit Court Of Calhoun county. on
Monday the fifth day OF February,
1893 the following order was entered
II. l.. Carpenter
Against,
Edith Carpenter
In Chancery.
The object OF the above entitled suit
is to obtain an absolute divorce from
the defendent. And &c appearing from
AFFIDAVIT filed this cause, that the said
Edith Carpenter IN q nonresident OF
this state, IL IL ordered and required
OF her Tint she do appear here within
one month after the date OF the drst
publication OF this order. md do what
II necessary 20 protect her interests.
Ioste
20 At Il. -. EeTrcil, Clerk.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01
Authorizations
3-1-4t

The nbb"cvinrirn q. v. stands for the
Latin plrnse qhOd vide, meaning
which see" II notifies the reader
that an article will he found con-
Corning the word 1t follows. In the
alphabetical place II should occupy.
O stands for rirca. meaning about
1t is used 10 explain the fact that the
exact date Of happening Is not
known, that it was, for example. about
1000, 1000. u is the abbreviation
for died" II is generally employed
when the date of death but not OF birth
10 known.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01

may be advised. And 1t is furthered
ordered that one publication of this or
der be made In two newspapers of oppo-
site politics, If such there be, published
or of general circulation in each of the
counties in which a charge Of rates was
sought In this proceeding, namely the
counties of Kanawha, Putnam, Cabell,
Roane, Waeyne, Lincoln, jackson,
Boone, Mingo, Logan, Gilmer and Cal.
houn, and that a copy hereof be mailed
by the Secretary of this Commission 10
each of the attorneys of record for any
party in interest herein; all more than
ten days before the said 18th day OF
March, 1928
A copy.
-. Teste: r B. Bernheim,
Secretary.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01
GOOD BUSINESS MOVE

Ut appears to us to be o matter
OF good business to coordinate all
state police work under one depart
ment and one executive head and the
department of safety is, in our opinion
Ehe logical organization to carry on the
police work because of the general
powers of enforcing state laws given
It By previous legislatures"
majority or the Democratic mem
bers of the House, in subscribing TO the
favorable opinion of Chairman Dunbar
sn connection with the work of the
state police, point with pride to the
record Of the troopers as having come
anto existence during the regime OF
Governor John j. Cornwell, a Demo
.crat, whose foresight in advocating the
creation of this department has beer
more than justified. they say. by the
general suppression Of lawlessness OF
all kinds In West Virginia the last few
years.
The financial statement Issued by
the department. is also the source OF
much compliment. Inqulring members
Of the House, probing behind the an.
nual report which shows the state DO
lice almost self-supportlng during tho
fiscal year ending June 80, 1922. dis
covered that the department had vlr
fually paid iis way from the day OF
Us Inception, if The monies turned
back TO the state and counties coulC
.oe credited TO the annual appropria
.tions The state, IN the three year,
OF the Department Of Public Safety'f
iexistencc, appropriated 5000, 900 to f.
and in that tine tie state police have
returned more than $4,000 in actua
cash through uneXpended balances
zines. cOniscaiiOns and the like. &C
cording 10 these members, in addition
TO all The other assets OF the dc
Dartment The cooperation It has giver
OTHER state, county and munlciDa
peace officers, the protection to tn,
citizens. and the returns and assist
ance rendered the federal authorities
STATE POLICE PRAISED
From the day The state police ap
Deared in West Virginia, at time
when Industrial turmoil such as few
states have had 10 face was at its
height 'he west Virginia trooper,
have accomp Isued their onerOui
dliss in manner that has reflected
credit on the department and likewis,
on the judgment Of the men VIII,
brought 10 into being Greater depen
dahce is being placed on the depart
ment each dSy," says Chairman Dun
zap.
The state prohibition department
years ago. when West Virginia wal
dry willie states or every border per
n-ic4 re sale of liquor was organ
.ized 10 uphold t5e states dry law
and has done Hcien work TIN
state police have since been entrust
ed with iderficauy the sums worI
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"'eosId lueo-Oc VI md 1 'uIBlIeo
7YeW OF .ue,, 1000 0Ql p!Bs ..'mu, sm
poepu! ON .IsnouosIod l.usIB
NaVl lvVl eAoLd OF smoOLUsnm sUl UlIM
4! IalIenb IeAUs md o., 'pIBs Gus
q. 'Ual3oSIoJ l.uoABq noG,, 'smooIqsnm
9tp lnoqB sno!Xur lIaI ssaLlstm su1
aInS 6uNeW
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01
One's True Salt

The nobiest thing you ever did. the
nobiest emotion you ever felt, the deep
est and most self-sacrifcing love ever
In your soul. that Is your true self still,
through all the baser life into which
you have failen.-Phillips Brooks.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01

American Hotel industry Boone
The hotel industry In the United
States ranks about fourth in the CAPT
tai Invested, number OF workers EN-.
plOye6 and yearly volume Of business
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Good Word for Winter.

Take winter as you find him ana
he turns out to be thoroughly hon.
est fellow with no nonsense In him
and tolerating none In you. which In
q great comfort In the long ruA.-
Lowell.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01
Natures BIunder.

The male wasp never stings, but un-
fortunately, to the ordinary person he
and his sister dress exactly alike
Boston Transcript.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01
Wanted TO Know.

Wanted TO Know.
"MOther." said Archie. showing her
letter he was writing, should put
a comma after this word or q pyra-
mid ?'-Boston Transcript.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01
Just 2 ".y3u.& a.!

"When man IS ovcr:Myiors - r.
dat he's boss" snid I-nriA t.,.n -,
afraid dat he amt" N-ar,, Eos.
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TAXPAYERS!

The Capitol Removal Matter Is
apurely Business Proposition
1t Will vitality Effect Your Taxes;
1t Is Therefore Worthy Of Serious
Consideration
The Parkersburg offer of Free Site
and ONE MILLION DOLLARS means
millions saved to taxpayers. Men of
affairs declare that the location of the
Capitol building at Charleston will cost
West Virginia from 100000 to $4,000
600. Under the Parkersburg offer YOU
will not pay one cent of taxation, be-
yond that already provided for. The
Parkersburg offer is backed bv the
bond of city that has never defauIted.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-01
PARKERSBURG
REAL ESTATE

We have nice baFgsing in homes.
town lois. suburban property,
fnrm lands aud poultry farms at
or near Parkersburg, w Va.
Also home, farms and truck
farms at or near Beipre, o.
II interested, call when I'm PARK
ersburg or write. Careful atten-
ton to all business. Office office
open until 900 Pm.
Peoples Real Estate Co.
326 IL JulIana st.
PRrkeTsburg, w. Va.
Pohne 2G06. 1. S. Wright, Mgr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
K0sZONETNYILvANITAs.

Mindazoknak, akik madi ref.
templomra adakoztak es segite.-
tex kollektalni vegiil Menyhert
Imrenek, aki dijtalanul utalta at
a gyujtott penzt, a magam neve-
ben szivelyes koszonetem fejezem
Xxi. Lengyel Ahdrasne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Kiraboltak egy East
Youngstown boltost
$4,000 zsakmanyt ejtett ket revol-
veres bandita multi penteken este.
A rablast emberhalal is k0vette.

Multi penteken este ket fatal
bandita megleste Heyman Samu
east youngstown ruhakeresked6t
es annak ket alkalmazottiat,
mint azok az iizletbol ugy este 9
ora tajban hazafele tertek 273
Ayres st. alatti lakasukra. Hey
mammal egy cip6dobozban tobb
mint 5000 dollar keszpenz es meg
vagy 1000 dollar ertekii csekk
volt. A penzt delutan vette XII
bankbol masnapi Sheet & Tube
pedara.
A rablok egyike revolverevel
fejbevagta Heymant. mig a mask
a ket alkalmazottat remitgette
pisztolyaval. Heyman az iitesek
alatt 0sszeroskadt es rabl6 erre
kiragadt alezebol a penzes dobozt
es elillant. Ez egyike lpgna-
gyobb rablasoknak, amelyet yala-
ha is elkovettek. z. Youngstown
ban.
Hetfon Heyman sogora, Flei-
sher Benjamin elhatarozta, hogy
megvedi magat esetleges hasonl6
rabl0tamadasok ellen es revolvert
vesz. Elment Max Pear, e. Fe-
deral street, zaloghazaba, hogy a
revolvert Oft megvegye. Amig oft
volt, bejott egy embre, aki egy
25-0s kaliberii automatikus pisz-
tolyt akart zalogba tenni. Fleishes
mex megtetszett pistol es kezt-
be we've nezegetni kezdte. A pisz-
toly, amelynek cs0veben biztosan
bentnaradt egy t6ltes, egyszerre
elsdlt Is goly6 atitotte Fleisher
insakaban az iifSgfet- "a 4serenesee
len ember nehany pere alatt meg
halt.
Kiil0nben varosszerte rablasOk,
betoresek. utonallasok megt0rten-
tet jelentik a rendorsegnek csak-
mem minden nap. Igy betor6k jar
tax vasamap ejjel a Mahoning
avenuen lev6 Van Kennen meszar-
SEEK ben, ahol feltortek a penzas
sZekrenyt es $475-t zsakmanyol-
tax. A Market streeten ket iizle1-
be is betortek es penzszekrc-
nyekb0l szazakat vittek ell. A
rend6rseg csaknem tehetetlen az
nj biinhullammal szemben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
ELMARAD A KOSSUTH
TISZTUJIT0 GYttLES.

Tekintettel ARA, hogy most va
sarnap este ref. egyhaz javara
el6adjak a legszebb gyermek ja-
tekot, amelyet valaha is el0ad-
talk Youngstownban, a Kossuth-
k0r tisztikara elhalasztotta az egy-
let rendes havi gyiileset es AIT va
l6sziniileg december loan tartja
meg. A k0r vezet0sege alkalmat
akar nyujtani tagoknak, hogy
megnezhessek a Mt. Gerenday
Laszlone altal rendezett nagysze-
rG el0adast Moose Templeben.
Az egylet decemberi gyulesen
fogjak az uj tisztikart megvalasz.
tani es tagokat mar most felhiv-
ia tisztikr, hogy gyilesen
maid teljes szanban jelenjenek
meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
A MUNKAvISzoNYoK.
Dacara az lnnepek kozelsegenek,
jotban mennek a munkak. - Jo
kilatasok a j0v0 eyre.

A heten valamivel jobban men
TEX a'munkak Youngstown vas
es acelgyarakban. Macy kercslet
indult meg a myers vas irant es
ez nagyobb erdeklodest Won't ma
ga utan az acel piacon is. Mas
evekben, ilyenkor karacsony el6tt,
rendesen meglassudnak a num-
kak, az iden azonban val6szinil.
hogy kiveve karacsony hetet. a
gyArak rendes er6vel fognak dol
gozni.
A Sheet and Tube kompania
ottel tobb open hearth kohot fog
lalkoztat a heten mint multi ha-
ten es Trumbull gyar Warren
ben teljes er6vel megy. A Carne-
gle gyarak mind teljes erovel
dolgoznak es EFT az iizemet fer
.tartjak egesz decemheren at. A
Republic telepen nagyobb atala-
kitasi munkalatok vannak folya
nathan. Altalanos a meggy6z0-
dies, hogy j0v6 ev elejen teljes
er6vel megindulnak a gyarak ts
% munkara lesZ kilatas egesz
nyarig, hacsak a sZenesek sztrajk-
ia mem olSoz maid zavart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29

vesebbe tenni az el6adast, amely
val0ban feliil fog mulni mnden
varakozast.
Gerenday Laszlone ts kcdves
ferje h6napok 6ta tanitjak "a ha-
talmas gyermek -sercget. amihez
bizony csodas tiirelem es kitartas
kell. De az eradmeny igazolni fog
ia, hogy ennek nehez munkanak
meg lesz a kivant hatasa k6z0n-
seq k0reben.
A jegyek ara a k0vetkez0 Fold
STINT ! dollar, karat 10 cenl.
gyermek jegy % cent. Mindenki.
aki ell akar j0nni ere az el0adas-
ra okosan teszi, ha mar most be-
szerzi jegyeket lelkeszi hiva-
talban (737 Mahoning ave., inert
az erdekl0des szokatlanul nagy
meg az amerlkalak koreben Is, q
Xix tekmtely6s szamban fognak
megjelenni az el0adason. T6ny Is
val6, hogy ilyen nagysza basu. mil
veszi 'dolgot mem lattak egesz
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gyarapitami.
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