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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-13

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y CULTURA Y TRARAJO Sc DIRI-
! JE IA LOS Ministries DE We
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Comercio e Industrias,
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-13
NFORMACION GENERAL
Ell FORMIDABLE ATLETA SURAMERICANO
FIRPO VENICE POR KNOCKOUT AL LUCIA
DOR YANKEE JESS WILLARD.
Information Especially

continuation de la 1ra.)
round por ,una gran mdrgen fue adj
judicado Firpo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06

RlAc Sunday - Kek vasarna-
pot akarnak rank ksnyszeriteni
7 Yol,Hgstownban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06
SCENT IsTvAN KGYLET:
Megvalasztottak az uj tisztikart
mutt vasarnap.


A Scent Istvan Egylet folyo h6
2-ikans tartott .rendes hayi gyiile-
sen j0v6 eyre a kovetkezo tiszt-
visel6k lettek megvalasztva: Ell
n0k: Horvath Istvan, alelnok: Ba-
lask6 Gyorgy, penztarnok: Czene
Gabor, jegyz6: Mixich Gaspar, p.
ii. titkar: Palatinus JOSEF. Bi-
zottsagi tagok: Bodzas Janos,
Kaluczky Janos, Turner JOSEF es
Macy J6zsef. Trustee: Horvath
Istvan, Benish Andras es Jurista
Istvan. Nagybizottsagi tagok
Habodasz Gusztav, Turner J6zsef,
Macy JOSEF es Homolya Istyan
Gyermekosztalyi kezelok: Benish
Andras es Hornyak Mariska. Al.
lt66r: Walkoczy Janos. Orvos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06
a syuijtes
A magyarorszagi gyermekek ja-
yara lelkesen gyiijtenek. - Gr6f
szechenyine iizenete q magyarsag-
hoz.

A magyarorszagi gyermekek ja-
vara meginditott gyiijtes, amint
trtesiiliink, teljes er6vel folyik.
| FHazrol-hazra jarnak a lelkes ko.-
lektorok Is k0szonettel veszik at
joszivii adakozast.
A Brier Hillban Kiss Andrasna
IS Szaday Benjaminne,
A Steeltonban Lengyel Andras-
ne es Pallay Andrasne,
A South Sideon Darazs Frigyes,
Haseltonban: Geressy Sander,
Albert st. es kornyeken Ka-
lucky Janos es Bodzas Janos,
East Youngstownban Macy lg-
nacz,
| Az amerikaiak k0z0tt Mih6k
Sandorne es Nemenyi Mikl6sne
kollektalnak.
Kerjik magyarsagot, hogy
! fogadiak szivesen kollektorokat
es adjanak, amennyit adhatnak,
hogy. Youngstown magyarsaga
Ineeint kitehessen magaert.
| A gyujtest mem fejezik be q
h6nap 10-en, a mint az teryezva
volt. inert a napokban Mih6k
lSandor a k0vetkez6 levelet kaptas
| Pedlow kapitany titkarat6l, Fel-
leei Emiltol:
| "Az volt a terviink, hogy q
eyitjt6st az iinnepek el6ttt fejez-
ziik be, de az id5 rovidsege miatt
Pedlow kapitany mem mehetett 81
mindenhova, ICY tehat folytatjnk
meg ,Karacsony utan is. Grd SEE
tchenyinet szemelyesen eertesifet-
: ink aaunk kapkr6l IS f6leg sa
Youngstown gyony0rii iiniIepsly-
r6l. A grofne AIT mondta Veg
ltelen bofdog yagyok, hogy ma
gyar testvereim velem ereznek u.
AIT ajanljuk a Youngstown MAJ
gyarsagnak, hogy folytassak q
4 gyiijtest es amely osszeg no 15-
ig 0sszejon, AIT kildjek be .
gr6fne cimere Washingtonba.'
Kerjiik tehat a magyarsagot,
hogy adakozzon, hogy minnel na-
gyobb osszeget kiildhesslnk be 4
no 15-en. A gyujt6 bizottsag. tag
iait legkozelebbi gyiilesre leve-
lez6lap utjan fogja. ,nagybizott,
sag 0sszehivni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06

Az elmult vasarnap olyan pa
rattan silSerii, gyonyoru gyermek-
el6adasnak voltnnk szemtanui a
Moose Hallban, a milyent nem va
rosunkban, de egesz Amerikaban
sem lattak meg sohasem.
i Nemcsak 0rommel, de biiszke-
seggel al1al lux meg ezeket
mindjart eloljar6ban, inert ez a
magyar nyelven eloadott 3 felyo-
nasos enekesE jatek a megjelent
szepszamu amerikai k0z0tt is a
legcsodasabb elismerest valtotta
XII Daeara annak, hogy nem er-
tettek egy sz6t sem maa
megis folyton tapsoltak, inert
szerepl6k mozdulatai, enekszamai
jateka, mozgasa, ruhaja, val6sag.
gal fanatizalta 6ket. A megje.
lent anerikai vendegek k0z0tt
kepviselve volt: Y. M. G. A., az.
utan az anlerikai Red Cross, a Y
w. C. A., a megye es mas f6bl
hivatal es d Xix ezen testiiletek 6
hisatalok reszer6l megjelentek
azok ezltan magyar betiinek, a
magyar kulturanak, a magyar tu-
dasnak es niiiyeszetnek igaz : es
lelkes baratai, amint ennek sok.
szorosan is kifejezest adtak.
Az 6riasi szamban megjelent
magyarsag, "a mely mem fert vol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06
RENDK1vtL1 GYtjLEs.

Felhivjuk Kossuth Magyar
Kozmiivelodesi egylet tagjainak
figyelmet, hogy egy rendldviil
fontos iigyben, . mely . k6r jslen-
legi helyisegevel van kapcsolat-
ban, a kor MOST szoMBAToN
ESTE fsl 8 6rai kexdettel rsndki.
Will gyilsst tart. okvetleniil fon-
tos, hogy ere d gyiilesre mihden
tisztviselo Is tag elj6jjon.
Tisztelettel:
BR0GLI IuNAC, eln6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06

DR.. Fiizy Pal. Hivatafos lap:
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
e heten k0vetkezo tagok be-
tegek:
Hochwart Ignacz, "a Oneta St.,
id. BalaslS6 Gyorgy, 1745 Silliman
ST.
A betegseg Horvath Istvan ell
n0knel jelentendo be, kinek cine
522 Williamson Ave-, telefonszam
Automatic 77784.
,Horvath Istvan, elnok,
Mixich J6ssef, jegyzo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06
A BEvANDoRLAsI KERDEs

Jovo szerdan, december 12-en
este fel 8-kor, a Cosmopolitan Club
elott, a Y. M. C. A. auditoriumban
cir. I. E. Philo bevandorlasi ker-
desr6l fog rendkiviili erdekes elo-
adast tartani. Vendegeket szive-
sen latnak. Belepti dij mines.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06

(Folytatas a 3. oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06

ma .el a Kossuth K0rben semmike-
pen) .szinten zugo tapssal h6dolt
az iigyese es bator kis szereplok-
mex es mem gy6zott betelni ,azzal
"a sok sep es vegtelen bajos do
|loggal, NIT latott. Ha minden
Iegyes tapsb6l dollar valhatna az
ohazai szegeny es ehez6 magyar
gyermekek reszere, akkor a grof
Szechenyine-fele gyernek-segitesi
(Folytatas 3. oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06
Hoffer Andras, eln6k.
Menyheit Janos, titkar.
vERHOvAY 321.

Felkerjiik Vexhovay Segely-
eeylet east youngstown s2l. fi6k-
janak osszes tagjait, hogy va
sarnap delutan 2 frakor kezd6dd
rendes havi gyiilesen lehet6leg tel
jes szamban jelensenek meg ss
kerjuk, hogy osszes, ez eyre sz6lf
tagdijjaikat fizesslk X Be. A gyii
lesnek egyeb fontS s targyai is
lesznek.
Koleszaa Janos, elnok
Sagi Ig1bcz, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06
vERHOVAY 108.
Fontos evzar6 gyiilest tart
Youngstown fiok vasarnap.

Most vasarnap delutan 2 oral
kezdettel tartja a Verhovay Sc
gelyegylet youngstown fiokja ev-
FARO gyiileset a ref .egyhaz gyu-
lestermeben. A gyiilesen rendezze
lehetoleg minden tag ez evi hat
ralekait, inert januar elsejet6l
kezdod6leg eletEe lep az nj alap-
szabaly es az ujsfizetesi rendszer.
Fontos tovabba i megjelnes azert
is, inert ezen 9yiilesen keriilnek
maid szetosztasrh kozpont altal
minden tagra Kszamitott teher
megallapitasok, hmelyek alapjan
a tagok maid al j0vobeni fizetes
m6dozatait valasktani fogjak.
A vasarnapi aEiilescen valaszt-
jak maid fi6k Aeriilethi kepyise-
l6jet, aki fiokok az els6 keriileti
gyiilesen, amelyet a honap utols6
vasarnapjan tartanak Warrenben,
kepviselni fogja.sA warreni gyii-
lessen fogjak megFalasztani a ke-
rGlet nagygyllesi delegatusait a
k0vetkez6 ket evrf
NJ. u~Sf~~ Al,.x 1..,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06
A gyerrnekel0adas
0riasi Sikere

Moose Hall nagyterme zsufoasig megeet helybei
gyarsagon Xviii East Younngst Alliance New Castle Nil
les Warren magyarsaga nagyszamban volt kepvisee
Az amerkai Is magyar vendegek legnagyobb ell
ragadtatas hangj&n nyilatloztak paratlan sikeru
el6adasr6L A Gerenday lelkesz- part leg
nagyobb elsmeres illeti gyermekeivel egyutt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06

Yo,lHgstownban.
Mia saSsz a Kek Vast o
ksrdezheti az olyas6, M
hallott "z6ld" csit6rt w
kete'' pkntekr5l, de meg "kek"
vasarnapr6l soha.
Kimondjuk tehat, hogy kek
vasarnap abb6l az angol sz6bol
cred, hogy "blue,' a mi magyar
ra forditva tenyleg "kek." De az
angol $40 atvitt ertelme "hangu-
lat es pedig "rossz hangulat'',
olyan hansulat, a min6t odahaza
q lum'pok nyelven s."Katzenjam-
merv-nek szoktak nevezni.
Es megsem ilyen Katzenjamme-
ros vasarnapot, inert hiszen a
KatAenjammert j6 mulatsag meg
egy kis it6ka szokta megel5zni,
hanem egeszen mas vasarnap az,
q NIT januar elsejetol kezd5dSleg
k0vetel vagy 20 mindenfele fajta-
in IS arnyalatu protestans minisa-
ter Qelkesz).
Ezek a tisztelt urasagok, a Xix,
k0zt vannak baptistak, United
Presbyterianusok, k0z6nseges es
episzkopalis methodistak es meg
a is eg tudia milyen csudak AIT al
.litjak, hogy Scheible megvalasz-
tott polgarmester urasag az . j6-
voltukb6l keriil maid polgarmes
teri szekbe az 6v els6 napjan. Eb-
ben igazuk van a predikator ura-
skgoknak, inert hiszen ok nyitot-
tax meg kortes celokra a Kuka-
coknak a templomokat es oman
hirdettek keresztes hadjaratot a
katholikusok, bevandorlottak, fe-
ketek es zsidok ellen.
A predikator urasagok AIT is
allitjak, hogy Scheible iinnepelyes
igeretet tett nekii, hogyha meg
valasztjak polgarmrsternek, Sak-
kor Youngstownban az 3 admi-
nisztraci6ja alaAt "kek' sesz a
vasarnap.
A predikatorok a multi heten
figyrlne1tettek Scheiblet, hogy
szamitanak ra. hoey bevaltja igs-
retst, Al mi mem eppen kellemes
doIpg lesz az vi Kukaclovag pol
garmesternek.
Nit is 'kell tennie a polgarmes-
ternek, hogy a vasarnap "kek"
legyen:
BE kell zarnia az 6sszes mozi-
kat.
BE kell zarnia mlndenfele sZl-
niel5adasokat.
Meg kell tiltania, hogy vasar-
nap. eyiiieseket tartsanak.
BE keil zarni a kis groszeriket,
ice cream partorokat, candys boil
tokat.
Be kell zarni a gazolin alloma-
sokat...
Meg kell tiltani vasarnapi NJ
sagok arusitasat.
Vasarnap egyaltalaban nem lesz
sxabad izleti celb6l es haszonra
seflmifele .penzt elfogadni.
Egyediil csak a pr6dikatorok
zsebere szabad kollektalni tenn
plomokban (mintha az nem is
volna biznesz, pedig az.)
ia, maid elfelejtettiik, mem lesz
szabad meg labdazni sem vasar-
nap. A gyermekeknek vasarnapi
ialtOlaban kell maid busulni egesz
aldott nap, inert ha fel mer iilni
mondjuk kis szekerere es azor
v6gig kocsikazna az utcan, akkoi
a ''kakek'' neemeben iszornyi
biint kovet el es a rettenetes go
nosztev6t, a ki a vasarnap scent
csdndiet imigyen megzavarjs
Yoilngstownban, be kell csukni.
Lehet, hogy meg maid AIT i
megtiltjak, hogy a vasutak meg
1nezdulianak Youngstownban va
s6fnap.s A vonatokon fizetni kel
a. a.sz&llitasert, ITALIAN maid lecsuk
Folyt. . ak .oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-06
MAGYAR LoVAKAT vAsARoL
A HOLLAND HADsEREC.

Hollandiab6l az nt6bbi napok-
ban igen Macy erdekl6des nyilya-
nult meg magyar lovak irant.
A. hadsereg ldallonlanyat akarj&k
felfrissiteni $ erre 1egalkalmasabb-
max magyar lovakat tartjak. A
lovak beszerzesevel a holland kor-
many allit6lag egy nagy import
ceget mar meg is bizott.
Egy Dollar Egy Gyermelk Elet
Ne utasitsa al = Knlle5rtnacf
Evening star., 1923-07-01
NAVAL LABORATORY
OPENS TOMORROW
Plant Designed for Testing
Radio, Submarine and Aero
Development.

The new naval experiment and re-
search laboratory at Bellevue, d. c.,
opposite Alexandria, Is to be dedi-
ated tomorrow. Funds for the oper-
alton Of the laboratory became avail
able today. ..
The dedicatory address will be
made by Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Roosevelt and the plant will be
formally turned over to Capt. e. L.
Bennett, u. S. N, the director. by
Rear Admiral l.. Z. Gregory, chief of
civil engineers, L. s. N, under whose
supervision the buildings have been
brought to completion from an early
stage.
The laboratory was authorized by
Congress in the naval acts OF August
90. 1916, and March 4. 1917, appropria
tions in the totul amount of $l,50o,-
900 having been made. Ground for
the establishment was broken De-
cember s. 1920. As completed, the
laboratory consists OF five buildings:
Office and laboratory building, 60 by
200 feet, three stories high; machine
shop, so by 200 feet. one story in
height, with two mezzanine floors;
forge and foundry building, so by 100
feet: pattern and storage. 60 by 100
feet; power plant, so by so feet, on
the river front. These structures are
inally assigned to the naval maga-
zine at Bellevue. The land is gov
kernment-owued and borders on the
Potomac river.
Reinforced Concrete Used.
~ The buildings are of plain construc-
tion, utilizing reinforced concrete,
and businesslike in appearance, but
nevertheless combined into a very
pleasing and we'll designed architec-
tural group. Roads, walks and dis
tributinG systems have been COM
pleted.
A pier has been built, extending
$50 feet to the main channel of the
river. Dredging to a 25-foot depth
alongside the pier has been carried
considerable draft to be brought
alongside. This feature will add
greatly to the usefulness Of the lab
oratory as a naval adjunct.
Thee location OF the laboratory is
considered ideal for the purpose con-
templated, it being within easy reach
. OF the Navy Department headquar-
terS, as we'll as the other scientific:
establishments of the government.
1t also has the advantage of being in
| close contact with the highly devel-
oped sources of technical information
with which Washington is more plen-
tifully supplied than almost any other
city of the United States.
Not Duplicating Work.
This laboratory is a special estab-
liShment for special naval needs and
will not duplicate the work in any
other government laboratory. Its
purpose is very clearly expressed in
the language of the act authorizing
its establishment, as follows:
For laboratory and research work
on the subject of gun erosion. torpe-
do motive power, the Gyroscope. sub
Evening star., 1923-07-01

Best Grade Tan and White
Striped Awnings, for window or
door use. Heavyweight duck.
mounted on galvanized, rustless
frames complete with fixtures,
Evening star., 1923-07-01

marine guns. protection against sub
marine, torpedo and mine attack, i'm
provement in submarine attach
ments, improvement and development
in submarine engines, storage bat
teries and propulsion, airplanes and
aircraft. Improvement in radio in
Stallations and such other necessary
work for the benefit of the govern
ment service as may be necessary"
The realization of the project was
materially furthered by the naval
civilian consulting board which was
called into being i'll 1915 md devoted
study and research to naval problems
before America entered the world
war.
Capt. L. l.. Bennett, L. :. ~. the
present director, succeeded Rear Ad-
miral William Strother Smith, u. s.
N. who was on duty in the Navy De-
partment during the inception of the
project. Construction of the plant
has been under the direction of the
bureau of yards and docks. II. Il.
Rouzer being the officer in charge OF
construction.
Evening star., 1923-07-01
SISTERS DISAPPEAR,
POLICE SEARCH CITY
Catherine and Nettie Raad, Fiji
teen and Fourteen Years Old,
Missing From G Street Home.

Disappearance of Catherine A
Raad. fifteen. and Nettie Raad. her
fourteen-year- sister. was report
ed to police of the fourth precinct
yesterday. The girls left their home,
921 G street southwest, Friday night
about $50 O'Clock, the police were told,
and failed to return.
GATHERINGS light hair is bobbed
She has Il light complexion and brown
eyes, and wore q blue crepe de chine
dress and black stockings and slip
pers. The younger sister wore a blue
house dress. black slippers and stock =
ings when she left home. Her eyes
are of different colors, the police re-
ported. one being brown and the
OF ther blue
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-01-17
EXPORTS INCREASE
UNDER HIGH TARIFF

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-A. w.
Fuller, director of the bureau of COM
mercial research of Farm and Home,
has sseuthed the bette noir Of agricul-
tural prosperity into its lair. 1t is
the three-months-old tariff law. "The
chief hindrance, after all in righting
the agricultural situation" declares
Mr.. Fuller, "is continued difficulty in
marketing abroad our farm surplus.
This is primarily true of grains and
meats. On this side Of the ocean there
is general agreement the new tariff
serves as an exclusive wall which
shuts out payment in goods and thus
restricts international barter"
I'VE r very fortunate TO have an
expert who can so ~unerringly dag
nose the malady of agriculture says
the Republican Publicity Association,
through its president, Hon. Jonathan
Bourne, Jr., with manifest. sarcasm
Individually Mr.. Fuller has found the
reason why we exported about 49,
100000 pounds of meats in November,
1921, but only $4,000, 0O0- pounds IN
November, 1922, with the new TARIFF
in operation; why cleo oil and lard
exports in November, 1921, reached
100000 pounds, but only 79,000,-
600 pounds in November, 1922; why
the various grain exports, aggregat-
ing 100000 bushels in the 1871
month slumped to $4,000, 900 bushels
in the 1922 month; why cottonseed oil
showed an increase of 5000, 900
pounds, the two months compared,
: and canned fruit increased 90 per
cent in value Of exports.
individually, also, the general
agreement as to the new tariff being
an exclusive wall restricting interna-
tional barter is supported by the fact
that vi exports of all goods for Nc
vember make that a banner montt
over a long period Of time, while i'm
ports for November were so rigidly
excluded that the department of com
mere has been overwhelmed by The
work their compilation entailed. The
estimate of $4,000 900 900 of imports
for the first year of the new tariff
and sufficient exports to keep The
trade well balanced, must certainly
indicate that Secretary Hoover Is al
wrong, presiding as he does over &
department which levels trade tele
scopes over the globe, while MI. Full
Ter, as a commercial researcher, is al
to the mustard.
"But after all, Mr.. Fuller woulC
make more impression with his re
searches if he first made an analysis
of the official statistics, and not per
/. NIT his charges to go off half-cocked
A v trigger finger is general.
a poor index finger"
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-01-17
SURPLUS
END FISCAL YEAR

WASHINGTON, jar. 16.-The saw
ing DO the gcvernment-and therefore
to the taxpayers-resulting from the
economy program of the Harding ad-
ministration is being evidenced IN
many ways. The latest is the state
ment Of Secretary Mellon that ac-
cording to present prospects the fis-
cal year will close on June 30 next
with a surplus instead of q deficit.
Furthermore, the budget estimates
now before the Congress for the fis-
cal year ending June 80, 1924, clearly
indicate a surplus for that year.
Secretary Mellen's statement rela-
tive to the present fiscal year clos
ing with a surplus was contained in q
letter sent by him to the banking in
stitutions of the country relative to
the refunding of the Az per cent Vic
tory loan bonds. In this letter to the
banks Mr.. Mellon said:
81 think you will find it interest
ing in this connection to know about
the improved prospects of the treas
ury for this fiscal year and the next
fiscal year. The budget which was
presented to Congress shows that &C.
cording to the latest revised esti-
mates of receipts and expenditures
the deficit for the current fiscal year
has already been reduced to about
$274 ,000, 900, rs compared with an IN
dicsted deficit Of about $697y 900 ,0eC
at the beginning of the fiscal year
and at the same time nolds out a real
hope that by the end of the year the
deficit be entirely overcome by
still further reductions in expendi
lures and increases of receipts, aris
ing partly from further realization 81
| government-owned securities anC
properly and party increased coilec
tons Of customs and internal taxes.
"The annual receipts and expendi
lures Of the government for the frs
five months of the current fiscal year
through November 80, 1922, supper
these estimates. Total ordinary re
ceipts TO that date on the basis O
daily treasury statements smounte
TO $1,404, TIC. ass. "a, as compared witt
total expenditures chargeable agains
ordinary receipts, amounting to 81,
SABA 770B0, leaving q deficit 70
the first five months OF only $109,
538 ,314.l6. BY the end Of Deeensbe,
this deficit should be overcome b,
the quarterly payment OF income an
| profits taxes uhhhcAs 7all duo In thm
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Mr.. j. ". Powell was t~ransacting
business in Bozeman Friday.
A Literary meeting was held at the
Decker school Friday. The program
included the following:
Music.
Rec. Seeing things by Eugene
Field-Vencil Dean.
Review Call of the Wild-CarI
Stimson.
Rec. Little Boy Blue-Lester Parker.
Courtship of Miles Standish-Arthur
Mcclure.
Rec. The Circus-Lloss Parker.
Debate5Qrestion: Resolved that
the city boy has a better chance in
the world than the country boy.
Affirmative Franklin GOWN
Vencil Dean.
Negative-Lelia Mcclure, Alfred
Mcclure.
Music.
The judges rendered their decision
infavor of the negative.
Dir. and Mrs. Tom Gown and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Gown and son Frank.
lin, were visitors in Three Forks Sat.
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Parker anc
family spent the evening at the Slim
son home Sunday evening.
Sam Esgar was a visitor at the F
W. Parker home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Davis ant
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mc
Masters, were dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs. Ward McVey Sunday.
Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Sandquist wer1
visitors at Frank Parkers Friday.
Edith Ballard spent the week-en,
with Bessie Stimson.
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budget, or perhaps even a small ar
plus, for the first six months Of the
fiscal year 1928.
THE prospects for the second half
of the year are likewise favorable.
The budget estimates for the next
fiscal year, 1924, indicate a surplus Of
about $180,000,000, and though it is
still to early TO forecast the actual
results, this indicated surplus gives
some margin to take care of any d..
ficit that may possibly remain at the
close Of the present year, or if this
year closes with a balanced budget 81
a small surplus, can be applied to the
retirement Of debt maturing within
the fiscal year 1924.
"For both years, 1928 and 1929
the budget provides for the regular
sinking fund requirements and othel
public debt expenditures chargeabl,
! against ordinary receipts. so that an,
surplus that can be realized in either
year will mean additional retirement.
Of debt"
This repeats the experience Of tn
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cash drove to
Bozeman on business Monday.
Mrs. H. Tietz and children spent a
few days in Bozeman visiting friends
during the week.
B. Werner spent a couple Of days
IN Livingston, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. Monberg, and while there at,
1ended 10 business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hoffman were cali
ers in Bozeman nj day last week.
Mr.. McCloskey spent a few days
with his sister, Mrs. H. Tietz, during
the week.
Mrs. Sorenson spent a couple o.
days in Bozeman on business ias'
veek.
Jensen Bros. drove to the reserva
zion Friday and brought back som
cows that they had bought there.
j. L. Wells was a caller in Bozema,
during the week.
A few cars have been going owe,
the tunnel hill during the week, 81
the wind storms have melted some .
the snow. although the road Is no
very good. as there was q lot OF snoy
drifted in il.
A. c. Akey attended the sale Of reg
istered cattle at the colleges Wednes
day, where he purchased some live