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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
46-IK CIKK
AZ anya taplaleka

Egy varandos allapotu anya bo,
10, egeszseges es taperos taplale
kot kivan, inert nemcsak 0nmagat
taplalja, hanem AIT a kis eletet IS,
melyet vilagrahozni remel. A IL
nom tesztak es tejek sohasem ad-
max er0t esteJet., Jol fozOtt, egy-
szerIi taplalek sziikseges. Szezon-
szeru es nagyon kiil0nleges tapla-
lekok keriilendok. Ugyancsak NJ
egyek silt taplalekokat. Ameny-
nyire sziikseges, hogy a varandos
anya bosegesen jusson tapertek-
hez. AIT sem szabad elfelej jteni,
hogy a tultaplallkozas tulerolteti
a szervezetet es ezen az alapon ko-
molly betegsegeket okozhat.
A varakozas es "a szoptatas al
lapotaban k0vetkezo taplalek-et-
rendet javasolhatjuk:
Mindenfele levesek - de mem
tulsagosan fiiszerezve.
Friss halak = parolva, vagy
fGzve.
Tojasok - egy, vagy ketto ma
ponkint.
Fott cereals, tejjel vagy cream
mel elkeszitve.
Naponkint egyszer hus = BIZ
rany, borju, marhahus, sonka, sza-
lonna, vagy csirke.
Minden kenyer, amit .megeszik,
legyen legalabb ket napos.
Eeyszerii dessert-faglalt vagy
custard.
A gyiimolcsot eheti nyersen,
yagy fove, tetszes szerint.
Italok - tel. savanyu tel es
cacap.g Igen kexes teat, syagy kaS
vet igyek. z sIgyan elesteges vizeet,,
ha lehefseges, legalabb ket kvartot
naponkint.
lit adunk harom jo receptet,
melyek valtozatossa teszik a na-
Ipi dietat es ngyanakkor legtobb
taperteket odjak az anyanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15

November ho 4-en, vasarnap es-
tie a Spearman avenuen lev0 Slo-
wax hallban Heltay szintarsulata
szinrehozta Narazsszereiem ei-
mil latvanyos, daloS es tancos 3
0felvo9aSos szindarabot.
A nagyszamu kozons6g, mely
Farrell Is korny6ktrGl ezen el5-
adason megjelent. az el6adassal
megelegedve az tjftli orakban osz-
lott >ztt. Mindharom felvonaS
>ziinni mem akaro eljenzes es taps
kozepette ert vegct.
Heltay rendezG megk0szonte a
jeienlev0k sziVes partfogasat' Is
megigerte, hogy maskor is ellato-
gathak Farrellba
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
HIREK FARRELL, SHARON ES
EEK K0RNYEKEROL
Kohl: Kuti Tamas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Farrellben

Folyo ho San az esti orakban a
French st. es Darr ave. sarkan le-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
szIvEs TUDoMksUL

Tisztelettel ertesitjik Canton
ben es Alliance-ben lako olvas6-
inkat, hogy Wolkan j. JOSEF hon
fitarsunkat megbiztuk e ket varos.
ban es azok k0rnyeken valo KEEP
viseletunkkel. Wolkan ur fel van
hatalmazva elofizetesi es hirdetesi
dijak felvetelere es neviinkben va.
Is nyugtazasara.
A Cantonben es Allianceben es
azok kornyeken elo magyarsag ko-
reben el6fordul6 esemenyekrol
Wolkan ur rendszeresen ertesiteni
fogja lapunkat.
Tisztelettel
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kiad0hivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15

CHICAGO. - Cotton stockings,
cool, comfortable and economical.
are the foundation Of club formed
by group Of young girls bent on
saving the money usually spent on
silk stockings, to be spent on hoii-
day pleasures during their vaca-
tiOnS.
The Cotton Stocking Club was
organized by Miss Nancy Nelson,
1919 N. Massasoit avenue; Miss
Helen Haywood, 1918 N. kedvale
avenue; Miss Muriel Williams, 2542
W. Harrison street, and Miss Signe
Olson, 1897 N. Ridgeway avenue.
The difference in cost between cot
ton and silk stockings FOR a sdm-
mer's supply will rent canoe for
the term of vacation; it will hire
a saddle horse good many times;
it will do something about golf
clubs and tennis racquets; and buy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
OLVASOINK SZIVES FIGYEL
MEB7E

Megbiztuk Kuti Tamas sharoni
iol ismert derek honfitarsunkat,
kinek cine: 796 Baldwin ave,
hogy lapunkat Sharon, Farre!i,
Sharpsville, w. MidGlesex es kor-
nyeken teljes joggal felruhazva
kepviselje. Kerjjik a Shenango
volgyenek magyarsagat, hogy egy-
lett, egyhazi es egyeb hireiket tu-
dassak Kuti Tamas urral. Lapunk
focelja a Mahoning es Shenango
volgyek magyarsaganak szolgd-
alta.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kiadohivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15

an orange sweater. Since the cot
ton stockings look better with sum-
mer sports clothes than ordinary
silk stockings, there is no sacrlf1ce
involved. The girls of the club
wear the shaped in the weavl; =
hose that do not sag at the ankles
and which, having no seam at the
back never rip suddenly at enabar-
RAISING moments far from needie
and thread.
Requirements for membership
are vows made in the dark Of the
moon that the member will not
wear anything but cotton stock
ings from the day she joins the
club until her vacation is over.
Those who have been living up to
this VOW for several weeks are GER
tain that never will they discard
the cotton hose.
"You know" said Miss Nelson,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
A MUNKASBETEGSEGELYZO
BALJA

A Munkasbetegsegelyzo- es On.
kepzo-Szervezet helybeli 49-il
osztalya hetfon, november ho 26-
an, nagyszabasu bait rendez sajat
helyiSegeben. a West Federal st.
33Sh-ik szama alatt
A rendezo- -bizotfsag, ellen fa-
radhatatlan titkarral, Spitko San
dorral. minden elokesziiletet meg
tesz ARA. hogy az el6relathat6la 9
nagy k0zonseg legkellemesebben
sz0rakozzek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
Megbocsathat-e az anya Onmaga
max?

A meg mem ertett, elhanyagol1
kis lany nemcsak regenyekben
szerepel. A fejlodes eyei alatt igen
sok fatal leany megy at testi es
lelki gyotrelmeken, inert = az
anyak bizonyara nemt szivesen
halifax EFT - elvesztik bizalmu-
kat az anyjukban. 1gen sok anya
vonakodik 0szinten beismerni,
hogy figyelmen xviii hagyja lea
nyanak EFT a rendkiviil veszelyes
idoszakat.
Egy igen hires angol orvos
mondja, hogy legtobbje ezeknek
a leanyoknak rosszul taplalt. Ket
harmadresze iskolas gyermekeink-
mex ebben a szomoru allapotban
van. A tuberkulozis, mely oily sok
fatal leanyt tamad meg, a rosszul
taplaltak kozott pusztit. Ugyan-
ICY tobb mas megakadalyozhato'
betegseg is.
A biztonsag helyes taplalas-
ban b Y rejlik.s i A Barden $ Eagle
Milk kiegesziti gyermeke eletrend
jet minden taplalasi tenyezovel,
mely virgonc egeszseghez sziill-
seges.
Termeszetesen friss levego. gya-,
korlat, boseges alvas es egeszseges
sz6rakozas szinten igen fontos. De
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15

Ajanljuk Vesztr6czy urat bea-
yer fallsi es new brightoni ma
gyarsag Iszives joindulataba.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kiad0hivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15

the leader of the group, there are
other things to save money FOR
sides vacations and we may make
our organization permanent. Cot
ton stockings are very cool and
light, and anyone can see that they
are very good looking. All Chi
cago girls who work are eligible
for membership and members are
coming in as fast as they can be
registered. | am sure other cities
and towns will follow when the
girls discover how much honey we
save, how comfortable we are. and
how trim and pretty our ankles
look"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15

vo magyar reformatus templom
elol, mig bentlevok az iskola-
helyisegben gyiileseztek, mai
hapig meg ismeretlen tolvajok Sa-
mu Gyorgy kozismert magyar au-
tomobiljat elhajtottak.
De amemyiben az auto bizto-
silva van, remelhetoleg a tettesek
royil idon beljil kezre fognak
kerii1ni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
A sharon-farrelliek Magyar Hazat
terVeZnek

z a Sharon Farrell ts eek k0r-
nyeken levo magyar egyletek egy
nemes celt szandtkoznak elerni Is
vegrehajtani. Magyar Hazat ter,
veznelS. mely oily regi ohaja mar
az itteni magyarsagnak.
Ez iigybeni ertekezlettt az e
celra kinevezett bizottsag folyo
h0 25-en fogJa megtartani.
Az eredmenyrol idor0l-id0re i
lap tud6sit6ja be fog szamolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
J6N A MADI zsDo!
A New York; Magyar Szinpad
vendegjateka nov. 25-en.

vendegjateka nov. 25-en.
Or0mmel jelentjiik Youngstown
es videke magyarsaganak, hogy
10th Istvan veZetese alatt allo
New York; Magyar Szinpad is
met varosunk fog vendegsze-
repelni. A kitiin6 miiveszgarda
most jon a Nyugatrol vissza - hol
oszinte es hatalmas sikerekben
volt resze. S ez mem is csoda =
ma ez sZintarsulat a legnepsze-
riibb egesz Amerikaban. New
Yorktol - San Franciscoig ne
vet6l hangos Magyar Amerika
szeretet, me gbecsiiles fogadja a
magyar nyelv, magyar kultura a
postolait. Eek mi vereink - "a
merikai magyarok, Xix veliink e
gyiitt esZik a neha - keserii
kenyeret! Ketszeresen kell tehat
megbecsiilniink oket, kiknek ko-
sz0nhetik az 6hazab6l vendegs6g-
be jovo szineszek is, hogy telt haz
varja oket Eek a szineszek. a mi
szineszeink. voltak az utt0rok.
A New York; Magyar Szinpad
vezet6 holgye T. Kondor Mariska
= az immar kozkedVelt prima-
donna - Xxi rozsak k0zt jar = q,
vilagot jelent6 deszkakon... Tap
sol neki egesz Magyar Amerika.
Q a mi Fedak Sarink. mi iinne-
pelt amerikai magyar szinesz-
monk. Miiveszetevel es hanejaval
ma utolerhetetlen. Levay Margi5,
a new yorkiak kedyenc tancos es
enekesnoje szinten hamar be
fogia ma@at hizelegni, tehetseges
iatekaval = a<Faangstown kozon-
seq elott. Felleghi Kato max, els6-
rendii szerep jutott s e nagySze-
Ri k0mika alIando nevtteSben
fogja tartani k0zohseget. Balla
Gizella, kisebb szerepben nyujt
ertekes alakitast. Vi tagE a tar
sulatnak - de nekiink 10 isme-
r6siink Nyikos Zsigmond - ez az
izie verio szineszember - Xxi ha-
talmas tehetseget melto szerepben
es melt6 partnerrel T. Kondor
Mariskaval fogja csillagtatni. -
Darvas Karoly, az amerikai ma
gyar szinmiiveszet biiszkesege is
met be fogja bizonyitani sze-
replesevel, hogy> legnagyobb-
jaink koze tartozik. Dramai je-
lenetei - feledhetetlenek. A cim-
szerepben 10th Istvan, nepszerj
k0mikus fog mesteri es utolerhe-
tetlen alakot megjatszani. = Min
den jelenese kacajba fog fulladni
A karmesteri teendGket Vajdice
Gabor zongoramiiyesz Hegzi = k
a budapest Royal Orfeum volt
karmestere.
Mindent egybeveve, elsorendi
miiveszi esemeny lesz A Mad
Zsido Youngstown el6adasa, mee
fogjuk tudni. hogy hogyan jart
az Greg madi izraelita = kineb
aranyszive, becsiiletessege oroki
tette meg nevet eS hiret - mely
ime, meg tengeren tulra IS ell
jutott. Az 8 jo mondasa vonul We
gig a darabon: Mindenki visSza
ter oda, ahonnan elindult...
A jegyek maris kaphatok AZ
es 1.0G-ert a jobb iizletekben.
=
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
Graham Gems

| csesze Borden Evaporated
Milk. .u.
| csesze viz.
| csesze graham list.
| leveskanal cukor.
/ leveskanal SO.
2 tojas.
Keverje 0ssze konnEen a toJasr,
iadjon hozza tejet es 1yizet, aztan
a szaraz alkatreszeket szltalja
0ssze. Keverje belle az olvasztott
vaiat es verje ossze. Ontse be a
bevajazott gem tepsibe es Suisse
egy Zorro siitoben 20'percig.
Silt Custard
(Egyeni receipt
2 teaskanna Borden's Eagle
Brand Condensed tel. !,
| t0JaS.
rs csesze viz.
IA leveskanal vanilla. ~
1-16 leveskanal nutmeg.
KeverJe 0ssze az Eagle Brand-et
es a tejet t0keletesen. Usson hoz-
"a tojast es razza 0ssze Jol tel
| jel. Adion hozza vaniliat es nut
meget. Susse viz folott egy mer
sekelt forrosagu kemenceben. Ha
a kes hegyet bele,zurjuE a custarc
kozepebe es az tisztan jon Xxi, ak
kor keszitmeny mar jo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
BEAVER FALLSI ES NEW
BRIGHToNI oLvAs6INK SZI-
YES FIGYELMEBE

Tisztelettel ertesitjiik Beaver
Fallson es New Brightonben lak5
olvas6inkat, hogy Vesztroczy 10
zsef urat megbiztuk lapunk OF
tani kepviseletevel.
Vesztr6czy ur meg van bizva
lapunk olvasoitot a hatralekokat
bekollektalni, vi el0fizet6ket SEE
rezni es. hirdeteseket felvenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
VERHOVAY SEGELY EGYLET
108-ik FIOK

Z heten a k0yetkez0 tagok be-
tegek:
Macy JOSEF, 1-s6, 1146 Republic
avenue.
Tubicza Gy0rgy
Hornyak Gy0rgyne, 104O West
Rayen ave.
OsSzesen } tag.
Menyhert Janos, titkar.
610 Mabel st. Tel. Auto. 70533.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15

ha a taplalek mem jo, ugy semml
mas sem jo.
Olvassa ell ezen cikekeket figyel
mesen minden hetcn es 6rizze meg
azokat, hogy a jov6ben hasznal-
hasa.
Evening star., 1923-09-11
PLAN DARLINGTON
MEMORIAL BASE
Workmen Engaged on Foundation
for Fountain Proposed in Tribute
to Deceased Attorney.

WorlSmen are engag ged today in pre-
pairing the foundation and arranging
for the erection of the pedestal for
the Darlington memorial fountain
which is to be placed near the 5th
street entrance to Judiciary Square.
directly opposite the office building
where Joseph j. Darlington had his
offices The memorial has been sane
toned by Congress and is being
erected by the friends of the dead
lawyer.
The pedestal. which is to be of mar
Bile. is being placed in position by the
j. F. Manning Company of this city
and the bronze statue. the work of
G. r. JenneWein, a sculptor of New
York. will be brought to Washing
ton as soon as the pedestal is ready.
The pedestal is octagonal in shape
and water Will flow from alternate
sides, the other sides being plain with
the exception OF the inscription on
the front. The inscription will read /:
This monument has been erected by
his friends with the sanction of Con-
gress in memory of Joseph James
Darlington. 1S49-192O. Counsellor.
Teacher. Lover of Mankind, .
From the four-foot high pedestal
will arise an heroic sized bronze fig
ure cot nude female caressinfg =
fawn. The statue, IL is understood
has been approved by the Fine Art
Commission. No date mas been SET
for the dedicatory services
Evening star., 1923-09-11
DEMPSEY AND FIRPO
BOUT TO BE RADIOED
WCAP Broadcasting Station to
Supply Returns" Friday Night
on Championship Fight.

WCAP, the Chesapeake and Poto-
mac Telephone Company's broadcast
ing. station, will send out the returns
of the Dempsey Firpo fight In New
York Friday night through an ar
'rangcment with the Radio Corpora-
tion OF America. IL was announced
TO-DAY by r. P. Guthrie. District man
ager of the radio corporation.
"RC, the radio corporations Wash
ington station, will cancel its pro-
gram Friday night and allow WCAP
to broadcast the fight returns locally.
receiving them over the telephone
lines from WIZ. the radio corpora
tton's station in New York which ha
championship ring battle. WEAF,
the telephone companv's New York
station. has agreed to cancel its Fri
day night program in return for the
cancellation of WRCs program here
Under the agreement. therefore. each
company cancels the program of one
of its stations and allows the other
to broadcast the fight in New York
and Washington exclusively
Although WCAP will broadcast the
fight returns here. all announcements
will be made and the blow by blow
description given by Mai j. Andrew
White. editor of the wireless Age
and veteran fight announcer of the
radio corporation.
The radio corporations desire for
all Washington fight enthusiasts to
get the fight returns prompted IL to
extend the broadcast courtesy to the
telephone company. Mr.. Guthrie said
Evening star., 1923-09-11
KRAMER TOBE NEW
CENTRAL PRINCIPAL
assistant Superintendent to
i Be Named by Board
[ Tomorrow.

stephen E. Kramer, for nine years
assistant superintendent of the Dis
trict public schols. is to be appoint
ed principal of the Central High
school, to succeed Robert A Maurer.
VINO plans to resign to take full
time professorship at Georgetown
University Law School The appoint
ment is expected to be made by the
board Of education at its first fall meet
ing tomorrow afternoon.
One of the present supervising
principals is expected to be appointed
to the assistant superintendency. The
outstanding candidates for the posi-
ton, ii was said. are Robert L. Hay
cock. supervising principal of the
third division; Selden NJ. Ely super
vising principal of the fifth division.
and Ben w. Murch, supervising prin-
ripal of the first division.
Resignation Not Submitted.
Although Mr.. Maurer's resignation
has not been submitted to DIR. Frank
W. Ballou, superintendent of schools,
1t has been known in school circles
since July that he had planned to
resisn at the outset of the forth
coming year. which begins Monday.
MI Maurer probably will submit his
resignation to DR., Ballou shortly be-
IoTe the school board meeting tomor-
row
Mr: Kramer said today that there
mas been persistent call for him
20 take the principalship of Wash
ihston's largest high school. and il
ne can be of more service to the pu-
plls of the District schools in that
position than in the assistant super
lntendency he will accept il. The
grincipalship of the Central High
Schooi is regarded as one of the
be1t educational positions in Wash
tngton.
Sought by Alumni.
The C. Club of Central High
school. the alumni. have asked me to
u ke the position said Mr.. Kramer.
Many of my friends in public life
nave also asked me to take it. If
the call persists l will-take Ii. 1t is
fuse"
Mr.. Kramer is regarded as an ex-
ceilcnt choice for the position by
school authorities He is strictly a
product of the local schools, holding
diploma from Central High School
end a degree of bachelor of arts and
master of arts from George Washington
University. He has been in the local
school system since 1890.
Mr.. Kramer is the author of Great
Cities of the United States and ar
ticles in educational journals. He is
member of the Washington Board
Of Trade, the Federal Schoolmen' s
Club. Laymen's Service Association.
Churchmen's League. Alumni Asso-
citation of George Washington Uni
verSity. Columbia Heights Citizens
Association, Diocesan Mission, the
Masonic and the vestry of St. Stephens
E. L. Church.
Evening star., 1923-09-11
DIES AFTER SAVING
GIRL FROM DROWNING
Hiram E. Anderson of This City
Rescues Miss Erdman, Then Ex-
pires From Apoplexy.

In rescuing a Miss Erdman of this
city from drowning at Virginia Beach,
Va, Hiram z. Anderson, fifty years
old. of Falkstone Courts, an employe
of the Treasury, was fatally stricken
with apoplexy last evening.
Mr.. Anderson, according to advices
to friends here, had brought the young
woman in from water beyond her
depth and sank exhausted In the shall
low water. He was taken ashore,
medical aid was sumomned, and every
effort to resuscitate him was made,
but without avail.
The dispatches received here today
did not further identify the young
woman.
Mrs. Anderson, who was visiting her
married daughter in Lynchburg, Va.
has been notified, and IL Is probable
the body will be brought back to this
city for funeral services and inter-
ment
Mr. Anderson was secretary of Po-
tomac Lodge of Masons and a mem
Der of Almas Temple.
North Carolina ranks fourth among
the States in the value of its farm
products.
Evening star., 1923-09-11
CHARGES CRUELTY,

Mrs. Mary L. Prokos today filed suit
limited divorce from Constantine q
Prokos. also known as Gus I. Prokos
She charges cruelty. non-support and
deSertion. They were married at
Baltimore. April %, 1922, and have no
children.
The wife says her husband has
threatened her life and she asks the
court for an Injunction to prevent him
molestfng her. She also wants him
placed under bond not to leave Wash
ington pending the hearing of her
petition. Mrs. Prokos declares her
husband deserted her June 10, last.
She Is represented by Attorneys ST.
mon. Koenigsberger and Young.
Evening star., 1923-09-11
JEWISH NEW YEAR
FEST NEAR CLOSE
Reformed Church Ends OBJ
servance This Evening;
Orthodox Continues.

At sunset this evening reformed
Jews in Washington will draw to
close their period of observance of
Rosh Hashanah. the Jewishsnew year
period. while those of the orthodox
faith will continue their religious cele-
bration until tomorrow night.
Yesterday evening throughout the
city, Jews answered the call of the
Shofar. a rams horn, the signal of as
sembly to usher in the year 56S4 of
the Hebrew calendar Services were
held at all Jewish synagogues and
temples in the city. and were composed
OF short sermons and chantings from
the ancient Hebrew ritual Services
likewise were held again this morning
and will be continued tonight.
a message from President Cool
idge, transmitted to the various
Hebrew places of worship by the
Jewish telegraph agency of New
York, said: The recurrence of Rosh
Haahanah. tho Jewish new year.
which this year faiis on September
II, IL always reminder of the debt
which the modern world owes to the
Jewish people and their wonderful
rational culture. The occasion is
one or significance, not merely TO the
people of the Jewish faith and race,
but to all who have been the inheri-
tantS OF some part of the splendid
estate of leadership, spirituaIlv, and
service which they have given the
world for the common advantage"
Evening star., 1923-09-11

a coiored slide, which dininishes the
glare of the sun TO the extent that an
observer can see that body clearly and
without discomfort.
A total eclipse of the sun, similar
to that viewed In the far west yes
terday, will occur in the east, January
"a, 1925, and will be visible from
New York City, Pougbkeepsie. Buffalo.
Ithaca and other cities within this
belt of totalfty Prof. f. b. LittelI of
the observatory said today that this
eclipse will be of about and one
half minutes duration or one minute
shorter than that of yesterday. Next
year two partial edlipses are sched-
uIed for the north and south poles.
but will not be visible in the United
States.
Evening star., 1923-09-11

North Carolina ranks fourth among
the States in the value of its farm
products
Evening star., 1923-09-11
HOSPITAL SOON TO OPEN
ITS ISOLATION BUILDING

st. Elizabeth's Hospital is to open
an isolation building to care for pa
tients suffering from contagious dis
eases, the Interior Department, which
Is in charge of the hospital, announced
today.
The building, to be opened within
the next few weeks, was completed
August / at cost of $26,500. 1t will
contain accommodations to care for
about fifty patients contracting con-
tagious diseases and is so arranged
as to isolate each class or in case of
necessity to throw open the entire
building TO take a large number of
one class Of diseases.
Facilities will also be available to
separate male. female, white and col
ored patients.
Evening star., 1923-09-11

Aside from providing a rare spec
tacle to thousands who turned their
eyes skyward yesterday afternoon.
the partial eclipse of the sun here
brought more assurances to scientists
of the accuracy of astronomy, for the
actual time the two heavenly bodies
came into contact was just one sec
ond later than that predicted for them
by previous calculations.
The Nautical Almanac office of the
naval observatory here had forecast
that the eclipse would begin at
3 hours IL minutes 4 seconds, eastern
standard time. The astronomical
movement, however, commenced at
3 hours Al minutes seconds. The
last contact occurred at 3 hours S2
minutes and % seconds, while the
prediction for this step was 5 hours
80 minutes and SO seconds. In 1900.
it was pointed out. the astronomers
were 20 seconds off the actual time in
their predictions.
Covered Half sun.
Observations made here showed
that the moon covered so per cent
of the diameter of the sun at the
height of the eclipse, while in Cali
fornia the entire diameter was OBJ
scured Through q telescope astrono-
mers saw the right portion of the
sun covered up, which reSembled a
curved slice removed from the blaz-
ing circle.
George H. Peters. assisted by c.
2. Watts. photographed the eclipse
at the Naval Observatory at 3:57
pm. before the. eclipse had reached
its greatest magnitude, later photo
graphs being impossible. as a tree
appeared between the photohelio-
graph and the sun. This instrument
used in taking a picture of the eclipse
has a focal length of about 80 feet.
at one end Of which is attached the
,late and the other end mirror