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The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02

McMullen read prayer by Rauschen-
bausch, which besought unity and
spirituality and was most appropriate
ly delivered.
Mrs. Winter delivered stirring adj
dress on topics Of worldwide inter
est. Her broad and comprehensive
knowledge of international problems
and her unstudied but magnetic man.
ner of address delighted all who heard
her Mrs. Winter stressed the point
of unity and brotherhood as a means
of abo1ishing strife, not only locally
but between nation and nation, and
pointed out that the way to unity was
through understanding. She paid a
striking tribute to women Of Amer
lea when she said that: "The economic
side of the home is the fundamental
industry of the world. 1t is the brood
ing place of citizenship. This is a
changing world. With suffrage ac-
romplished the women of America
must now ask for wisdom rather than
power Every local problem is a
national problem, nay, further, it is
an international problem Mrs. VIM
ter further stressed the fact that one
of the hideous naenaces OF our citizen
ship is the insidious growth Of the
drug traffic, or narcotic evil. She
urged that all club women awaken to
the imminent danger which threatens
the very heart of the home.
1t is seldom that we Of Arizona are
privileged to be accorded such d wide
view Of the problems confronting US.
Mrs. Winter was member Of the adj
visory boards of the disarmament con-
ference which met at Washington
shortly after the war. In the univer-
sity of Minnesota she was head Of the
English department for many years
after her graduation from Wellesley.
! This is the first time that such a
noted club woman has ever spoken to
the club women of Arizona.
AT the close Of her speech the Hol-
brook club gave Mrs. Winter a hand
somely polished piece of wood from
Petrffied forest. Mrs. James Scorse
made the presentation in a few apt
and well chosen remarks.
Mrs. w. C. Lockett made a short
address in which she urged constant
vigilance with regard to the narcotic
problem.
MIS-. i. II. OuFSIoA, pICsldSHl Vi Ciic
Arizona federation of women's clubs,
read her experience at the club wo-
mems annual meeting in Atlanta this
year.
At ESQ the delegates and q few
friends were the guests of the Wins
lew cub at the Baptist parsonage at
dinner. There were several delight
fu musical numbers, wonderfully
played by Miss Whetzel and Mr.
Ridgely of Flagstaff, who attended
the meeting through the courtesy Of
the Northern Arizona Normal school.
4 notable feature of this part Of the
entertainment was given by Mrs. Jor-
dan of Holbrook The Holbrook club
has been studying local history, be-
ginning with the geology of the coun-
tly, and Mrs. Jordan gave three orig
inal I.oens inspired by this study.
They were: "The Desert, THE Pre-
historic JAR" and '"The Spanish Faith
err" and the exquisite imagery and
wonderful thoughts, together with the
beautiful language in which they were
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02

pany, who have produced among other
plays, Robin Hood" which was shown
here some time ago. The costumes
and stage settings were suitable and
beautiful and displayed to advantage
the really splendid characterization
work done by the cast, who are all of
Whiting, Bryant Whiting, Lynn Whit
ing, Ernest Whiting and the Berry
sisters, who took the parts Of the
orphans.
Each character played the role as
though living it and one part SEEM
ingly required as much talent as an
other. Others who did creditable
work in the performance were Ralph,
Arthur, Clemon, Falr and Lynn Whit
ing, Dee Waite, Melvin Greer, Loren
20 Connolly, Dow Connolly, William
Gibbons, May Berry, Elda Brown,
Fern Johnson and Armina, Clara and
Pearl Whiting.
Their next performance will be in
Miami, and they will also appear in
other southern Arizona cities.
!. :. !. Il
Miss Eleanor Greenlaw and Miss
4fAal A-c1itlJOLJ WGIC ilpSICD9CS AAttl
day evening at a miscellaneous bridal
shower given for Mr. and Mrs. George
Lamport, who were married recently
in Tucson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rich
mond graciously loaned their home
for the occasion. Dancing and supper
were also a part of the evenings en-
tertainment. The participants were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hogan, Miss Eff
fie Allsup, Miss Hazel Allsup, Miss
Dorothy Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02

over the courteous treatment shown
the delegates. Arizona units feel very
proud of the election of Mrs. H. T.
Southworth of Prescott as national
district vice president. Members pres
ent were. Mrs. Chas Phillips, Mrs.
Carl Mayhem, Mrs. E. G. Mills, Mrs.
Rex Goble, Mrs. Carl Dickinson, Mrs.
j. E. Jones, Miss Zella Jones, Mrs.
w. Fl. Power, Miss Mary Power, Mrs.
Frank Quirk, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Mat
thews and Mrs. Hunt.
+ 4, !.
A very pretty bridge party of the
past week was given by Mrs. Robert
Caring at her ranch home! Guests
who motored out were Mrs. E. A. Nc
Namara, Mrs. C. E. Kelsey, Mrs. Fred
Jones, Mrs. Grover Jones, Mrs. Fred
Paul, Mrs. Lester Power, Mrs. Ike
Smith, Mrs. J. Hopely, Mrs. Fred
Caring, Mrs. j. Lapraik and Mrs. Jean
Burrus.
A Halloween party Of interest was
given. Saturday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Paul. Black cats, witches
and other tokens in keeping with the
season caused much merriment at
the card tables and also were appro-
pirate with the tempting refreshment
course served to the following guests:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Caring, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Mcnamara, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Hopeiy, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pow
er, MI. and Mrs. Ike Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Grov-
er Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. KELSEY
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Caring.
The 1.-TWO Orphans" presented by
the Whiting Theatrical company of
st. Johns at the Orpheum theatre on
Monday night, proved all that was
promised, from this talented COM
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02

Long before the first class of the
new semester claims her studious
attention, the young girl who goes
to college, or her high school sister,
has to make up her mind about
other matters than English III
course and Botany |.
1t is safe to say that clothes will
occupy no small part Of her prepa-
rations which leads TO the above
illustration Of two types of coats
favored for early fall wear on cam
pus and street.
The coat on the left is the latest
thing in popular belted sport coats
and is as boyish and youthful as a
girl could wish, The set to the
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02
Constipation, It's Cause and Cure

One-third Of the cases of constipa-
tion are caused by neglect of attend
ing to the calls of nature at regular
intervals. Another third of the cases
are caused by the habitual use of
enemas, pills and other laxatives, be-
cause the system takes, notion to
wait for these outside artificial excit.
ants. The other third of the cases are
caused by subluxated vertebrae which
crowd against nerves and shut off
some of the necessary peristaltic act
ion of the bowels.
The cure for constipation is three
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02

shoulders, the big pockets with
their upward slant, and the neatly
strapped sleeves, give it dash and
originality. It's practical quail
ties will win the approval Of whom
ever pays the bills.
just as iaunty in its loose swing
is the swagger box coat, canny as
q Scot with its gay plaid and big
patch pockets, It's lines are very
different though it serves the same
practical purpose.
This in1partialty between belted
and unbefted styles is one Of the
pleasant characteristics of the
coats this year, and one which will
be especially welcomed by the
youthful wearar.
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02
HACKBERRY DAM WORK
PROJECT TO BEGIN SOON

Work on the blackberry dam prof
ect, which when completed will pro-
vide for the irrigation of approx
mately 1000 acres of land near Hack
berry, is expected to begin soon. The
project is being undertaken by Fred
Lydy Of Kingman, and associates in
the Wallapai valley. The dam viii be
raised to the surface where it viii
run by gravity flow out into the val
ley. Dry farming in this section has
been successful in the last year.
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02
CLUB WOMEN In NOTABLE
CONFERENCE AT WINSLOW
Continued from Page one)

Of the general federation Of women's
clubs, who was introduced by Mrs. II.
G. Lockett, general federation director
for the state.
At noon the ladies of the Methodist
church served luncheon to the dele
gates.
The afternoon meeting was held in
the auditorium of the Baptist church.
Several musical treats were furnish
ed 1y Mesdames Day, Liljedahl, Miss
Grim and Eugene Woods. President
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02

fold: First, go to stool at regular
period every day, and do not let any
thing prevent this very important du-
ty. Second, stop all enemas, pills and
other drugs. Third, take a course of
Eschiropractic adjustments in order to
restore to the bowels their normal
strength and vigor. Persons who are
eating white bread should quit it inn
mediately and use only whole wheat
bread instead. This is very impor-
tant.
Next Week: The Teeth, Their Care
and Preservation,
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02
Sunday, November a.

Morning worship, IL a. m.
Theme: What Readest Thou 2"
Evening worship, 1880 p. m.
Theme: personal Magnetism" ("
Wednesday evening prayer
and praise service from s until
8 o'clock, with Bible study from
the Book of Acts, dealing with
the early church history.
A training class in religious
education will commence next
Wednesday evening to meet reg
ularly from seven until eight
o'clock, before the prayer meet
ing, each Wednesday evening.
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02
GOOD FOR WEAK EYES

Thee quick action of simple cam
phor, hydrastic, witchhazel, etc., as
mixed in Lavoptik eye wash astonishes
people. One small bottle helps any
case weak, sore or strained eyes.
Aluminium eye cup free. Marlar
drug store.
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02
HJIRCHES
ElSSL SezNmsr aGxluNEfe1NTxyzEy
Federated Church

Corner Aspen and Sitgreaves
PresbyteFianAand Methodist
Rev. H. f. Softley, B. D.,
Pastor.
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02

Sunday, November 4, 1923
Church school at 9:45 a. m.
Holy Communion at II a. m.
"The Little Church With the
Big Welcome"
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02
Episcopal Church

Corner N. Beaver & Elm Ave.
Geo. Vernon Harris, Minister.
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02
Christian Church
No. IL South Beaver st.

Bible school, 9:45 a. m.
Communion and preaching at
10:45. Subject: a Way that is
Wrong"
Preaching and song service at
7:45 p. m. Subject "The Letters
to the Churches"
Prayer meeting Thursday at
7:45 p. m.
Everyone is invited to these
services. j. w. SAUNDERS,
Minister.
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02
DCLAN LTKENS FLAGSTAFF
ST. DEPOT To- WELL
NOT TO CHICKEN HOUSES

Continued from Page one)
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02

One of the most interesting of the
American Legion auxiliary meetings
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Jack Kesser. Mrs. f.
A. Morse gave a report of her de-
lightful trip to the national conven-
ton at San Francisco as a delegate.
Business and pleasure intermingled
there and she is very enthusiastic
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02

ElLAGSTAFF LODGE No. 302, LOYAL Or
DER OF MOOSE, meets first and third
Friday night each month at Odd Fellows Hall
Visiting Moose cordially invited.
VIM. E. WEISS, Dictator.
FRANK FAIRCEIILD, Secretary.
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02

MOUNTAIN LODGE No. Is, X. OF p
AVA Meets in Odd Fellows Hall every Wednes-
day night. Visiting Knights are cordially in-
vited to attend.
JOHN w. BYRON, C. C.
DECKER WILLIAMS " G.
j. c, CLARKE, K. of r. S.
The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02

/ E1LAGsTAFF LODGE No. Z, r. & A. NJ
u Regular meeting on first Thursday of each
month In Masonic Temple. Visiting brethren
| invited to attend
ROBERT G. MITCHELL, W. NJ
N. G. LAYTON, Secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14
ENICMATIC PROVERB

II AM a well known saying. I contain ] twenty nine letters which may be rearranged to spell many things.
 My 8. 5. 14. Is. is performed.
 My IS, 21, 4. 2 is top of the house. My 27, 1. l2. 1s is domesticated.
 My 5, IT. II. 20. z2. 1s is cowboys rope.
 My 16, zS. 6. % Is a period of time. My g. z5. T. 29 is end of arm.
 My g, 10, 24 is small bite.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14
sHAKEsPEARIAN ENIGMA

T AM a well known quotation from 1 Shakespeare and am composed of 2s letters. By Mona Morgan.
 My IT. 1s. 19. 2s. T. 1 is the title of . famous play.
 My A. g. 27. 3, { is a gimlet.
 My 5. IF. 10. Is Is a falling sound. My Is, 2. 20. 8. 22, z5 is to boil. My 6. IS. 21 is for the head
 Gy z6. 23. l4, n is an outlet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14

IT DRE is one for the opera goers. A4 !. Eve B. Schwartz contributes a square of Metropolitan Opera stars. How many can you find7 It contains nineteen. Begin at any letter for any name, and move as the king does in chess-that is. to any adjoining letter on row. file or diagonal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14
PRovERB ENIGMA
Word Square Construction

 D UILD a square construction or D words answering the following definitions. Contributed by L. R. H.
 UPPER LEFT. A hedge in a ditch. Resort in New Jersey. A crowd. Small insects.
 UPPER RIGHT. A pair Shelter (obs). Affirm. Sheer.
 CENTRE. Appear. Hence. Urge. The greatest part.
 LOWER LEFT. A fruit. Molten rock. Pertaining to grapes. An ancient weapon.
 LOWER RIGHT. Shade of a color. Unobstructed. Destitution. Completes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14

D UILD square construction 0 D words answering the followin definitions:
 EXTREME UPPER RIGHT. Dens. Separate. Bravery, courage. To wear away. To scatter.
 UPPER RIGHT. Becomes white. Idolize. River in France. Mistake. Prophets.
 EXTREME UPPER LDFT. Unit of measure. To banish. Giant of mythology. To make proud. Renovate.
 UPPER LEFT. Wearing apparel. Passageway. Small islands. Rain mingled with snow. Trials.
 CENTRE. Stores. Mean dwelling. S Egg shaped. Niter. Dormaney.
 LOWER RIGHT. Relating to the Pope To humble. Turkish. title. Remains of anything burned. Contract.
 EXTREME LOWER RIGHT. Social distinction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14
Cross Word Corner.

ITO problem
 think anything than to tell you o Marcum
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14
WORD SQUARE CONSTRUCTION

1 \ A&& - Desire. Burdened. Turn aside. Portable shelters.
 LOWER LEFT. Male deer. Vacant. Solitary. A jinnee. Horse.
 EXTREME LOWER LEFT. Cognomens. Concerning. A fracas. An injection. To pilfer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
A HAZI oRvos

Valaki AIT mondta egyszer,
hogy "barat" me- aghatarozasa
ez: "valaki, aki mindent tud r6-
lad es irantad valo szeretete meg
IS valtozatlan. :" A hazi orvos,
vagy ahogy technikai elnevez6s
megjel0li. az altalanos orvosi
gyakorlatot folytato doktor, epen
ilyenfajta barat. Mindannyian is
meriink csaladokat, melyeknek
ta'gjait evek hosszu soran keresz-
till ugyanaz az orvos keel es
akiknek doktoruk tanacsado, ba-
rat es bizalmasuk is egyszersmind,
apugy, mint orvosi tanacsadojuk.
Vagy mem ismeriink-e olyan egye-
neket, akiknek gyermekeit ugyan-
az a2 orvos hozta a vilagra, ali az
illeto egyenek vilagrajovetelentl
is k0ZremilkOdOtt eS aklknek ra-
2aszkodasa orvosaikhoz olyan
eros. mint Gibraltar sziklaja.
\ specializalas iranti hajlando-
sag folytonos emelkedesevel egy-
re nagyobb es nagyobb szamban
hagyjak ell t0rekv0 fatal emberek
az altalanos orvesi gyakorlat te-
ret, hogy spacialistakka legyene..;:.
Azonban a j6, regimodi haziorvosi
szolgalat olyan intezmeny. mely-
mex megsziineset bajosan enged-
hetjiik meg magunknak. Egy
fatal, sikeresen miik0d6 orvos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15

nemreg kiJelentette: "Semmi va
CYAN sincs ARA, hogy barmely
iranyban specialistava valjak.
Egyediili t0rekvesem jo hazi or
vossa lenni, olyanna, akinek min
denben kikerik tanacsat, a gyula-
dasos vakbeltol kezdve "felcse-
relhetem-e nyari alsoruhaimat a
tell alsoruhaimmal?' kerdesig.
Szeretem ezt munkat es ext aka
rom folytatni." T"
Az altalanos orvosi gyakoratot
folytato doktor hazi orvosi min6-
se2eben betegeinek csaladi histo-
riairol k0zvetlen es alapos tudo-
mast nyer, ICY szemelyi, tarsadal-
mi es foglalkozasi viszonyaikat to-
keletesen megismeri. Ha .tanacsat
kerjiik valami uj betegseg do.ga-
ban, hazi orvos visszaemlekszik
ARA, hogy peldaul 5 esztend6vel
ezelott volt valami bajunk, mely-
mex valami koze lehet az uj beteg-
seghez. A hazi orvosnak eszebe
jut, hogy sziileink valanelyik 6nek
hajlandosaga volt id6k0zonkinti
kimeriiltsegre es ha idegesseg es
megeroltetes jelei mutatkoznak
rajtunk, akkor olyan figyelmezte-
tesekkel lat ell melyek meg0vnak
minket ugyanatt6i a szenvedestol.
A csaladi hajland6sagoknak 6s
egyeni sajatossagoknak ismerete
gvakorta lehetGve eszi, hogy ha
ri orvos'' eltalalja bait" olyan
esetben. amelyben az elvetve igeny
be vett specialistas ketgegben
lenne. Es az egyeni sajatossagok
! fontos szerepet jatszanak ferfiak
es n6k egeszsegi allapotaban.
A hazi orvos tiireImesebbe, re.
konszenveben messzebbre menovt
6s senyhebb sziviive lesz, inert allan
do es k0zvetlen kapcsolatban al
azoknak ferfiaknak es noknel
eletevel, akik hisznek benne es BIZ
zalommal vannak iranta es mert
tudomassal bir olyan koriime
nyekrol, amelyek dolgaban az a.
lagos idegen teljesen tudatlan
Ketsegteleniil igen sokan vannak
akik tapasztaltak mar, hogy mi
.jelent elmenni az 0rvOshOz a@gO
= dalommal, megijedve, megzavart
aggyal es elhagyni irodajat meg.
nyugtatva, mosolyogya es onbiza
lommal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
EGYLETI hALAUZ "
MUNKAS BETEGSEGELYZ6 ES ONKEPZ5
SzEEvEzET 40. oSZTALYA

Eln0k Homolya Istvan, alcln0k Beres Janos,
penztarnok Turner JOSEF, penzIgyi titkar
Spitk6 Sander (417 Wallace ST., .jegyz6
Hauzer Andras, ellen6r6k: Olcsanyi Johos IS
Weltner Akos. n
Hiv orvos: DR.. Fuzi Pal (Home Saw.
iDgs Bldg.). Rendol6 6rak: 1-tCl Sig Is 7-t5
Sig.
Gyiileseit tartja mnden no six vasarnap-
jan delutan 2 orakor Magyar Tarsas- es
Athleta Kub helyiseg6ben, 1884, w. Federal
street.
A Betegsegelyz6 tagia !ehet minden er
kolcsiieg kifogastalan ferfi es n6-munkas
Ferfiak 16 es As, n6k pedig 16 es 40-ik
eletevik kdz0tt vehet6k fel. Bcratasi dii
mines. csak 81 forgalmi t6ke fizetend5 be-
mely osszeg kilepes eseten vsszafizettetik
tagok jogai azon napt6l kezd6dnek, me-
lyen k6zponti intez6-bizottsag felv6tei
ivet helybenhagyta es. lattamozta. Betegse-
setyl ad az csoportbelieknek, vagyis .
ferfiaknak, $12-t Letenkint 25 hetig Is $6-t
hetenkint rs hetig es hs tag meg tovabb
beteg, k0zpontt6l rendkiviili segelyben re-
szesil: moi tagok. vagyis csoportbe-
lick, $9-t kapnak hetenkiot 25 hetig Is
81. .5o-t hetenkint 25 hetig Is moi tagok
is hosszas betegsegnel rendkivlli segelyben
reszesiilnek. A segelyflzstss a betegseg
six napjat6l kezd6dik
Havi illetek kivetes szerint fizettetik.
Halalesetnel $500 temetkezesi 0sszege.
fzet szervezet. F6rfi tagok nejeik utdn.
ha azok nem is tagjai a szervezetnek, halai
eseten $50 temetkezesi koltsegben reszesel-
mex es ha mindket.en tagjai ugy $3.50 fizet-
tetik temetkezesi kolts6yre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
A YOUNGSTOWN SCENT gSTvAN KI-
aALYROL ELNEvEZETT Rom. ES COR.
KATH. GEMPLoMI Es BETEGsEGEIYz0
EGYLET
Alapittatott 1901 auguszfus a5. .Sn

Eln0k HorvAth Istvan, SIT Rose ST., Au-
,omatic 73889 afeln0k Macy Jozsef, jegyz6
Mixich Gaspar (P. o. Box I'll, Youngstown,
o., >kihez minden egyletet erdekl6 level
kuldend5), penztarnok Czene Gabor, penz-
tigyi titkar Palatinus J0zsef beteglatogat6
elen6r Horvath Istvdn eglatogatok: Brer
Hillen Kish Andrasne es Dankovich Lajos,
Steeltonon Pallai Andrasne es Ferenczi Ist-
van, South Side-on Czene Gabor Is Dardzs
1llesne Albert streeten Bodzas Janos, Hasel-
tonban Vas Istvanne es I.aczo Istvan, East
ungstownban Walter Janos. Bizottsagi ta-
gok: ifj. Galambosi GyGrgy, Bodzas Janos,
Palyo J6zsef 6s Jurista Istvan. Trusteek !:
Horvath Istvan. Benish Andras. Gs Jurista
Tstvan. Nagybizottsagi tagok: Turner J6-
zsef. Habodasz Gustav, Jurista Istvan es
Macy JOSEF. Gyermekosztaly ugykezelGi
Benish Andras 6s Darazs Frigyes.
Hivataos orvos: DR. Fuzy Pal (Home
Savings Bldg). Rcndel6 6rak: 1-3-ig es
7-8-ie.
Gyil6seit tartia minden h6 else vasarnap-
jan a Kossuth Kozmiivel6desi Egyesiiet ter
meben. 124 East Federal ST., delutan Q ora
t6l kezdve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
vERHovAY sEGELYEGYLEF 1os-IK
FIoKJA, YoUNGsTowN. o.
.Alakult 1908 okt6Ler 1o-6n

Eln0k Hoffer Andras, aleln0k Farkas Pc
ter, titkar Menyhert Janos (610 Mabel ST.,
p6nztarnok Macy J6zsef H., p. ellen6r Bor-
sodi Janos, harmas bizottsag: Nemenyi Mix
los, Szab6 p. Istvan, Balog Bal&zs. Igyke-
le6 ifj. Jurista Istvan. Betegatogat6k !:
Steeltonon Dorgai Gyula. Juhasz J6zsef, So.
Sideon Szab6 P. Istvan, Doka Sander, Ian
singvillen Potornay Janos, Brier Hillen Ba-
lag Balazs, Albert streeten Bodzas Janos,
Haseltonban Macy Janos, k6rhazban Geressy
sandor. Nagybizottsagi tagok. az elnokon 6s
titkaron xviii: Grekosits J6zsef, Nemenyi
Mikl6s, Mih6k SaDdor Kaluczky Janos
Hivatalos orvos: DR.. Fdzy Pol, 403 Home
Savings Bank Bldg.
Gyileseit tartja minjen no m&sodik Va
sarnapjan delutan 6rakor . Mahoning
avenuei magyar reformatn. templom sla.ti
gyiilesteremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15

lr es nit gondol. Ugyanilyen mo-
don megtudja AIT is, hogy hol van
valami elveszett targy es felfede-
ii, hogy bizonyos targy hol volt
ezelott, miel6tt az 8 kezeiigyebe
keriilt volna. Kijelentette meg,
hogy ha a jelenlev6k hitetlenek,
ha ketelkednek az 8 kepessege-
ben, ez b6nitolag hat ra, viszont
la biznak kiserletei sikereben, ez
inegk0nnyiti az 8 munkajat.
Chauvet szerint Ossowiecki ke-
nessegei es csudalatos produkci6i
1em tartoznak a misztikum6k ko-
He.' A tudomany szamara ugyanis
,incsen misztikum es mem letezik
;emmi, ami term.eszetfol0tti es
aminek megk0zelit6 magyarazatat
re tudnak adm. Hivatkozlk Freud
ra, becsi pszichologusra, aki ra-
mutatott tudat alatti lelkier0re
IS azokra "a lelki jelensegekrc,
,melyeknek gyokerei lenyulnak az
,mberi pszichenek ma meg egy
,legge fol mem fedett vilagaba
Miszterium mem letezik. Osso-
viecki egeszen normalis, egeszs6-
res ember, ritka kepessegei tehat
Aem tartoznak a koros tiineme-
ryek koze. 6 benne feltalalas
max, az intuicionak rendkiviil rit.
za adomanya van. ami megtalal
hato Macy felfedez6knel, a nag,
gondolkodoknal, az ugvnevezet
zseniknel. A zseniknel gondola
rendszerint az ugynevezett tudat
4 lanban fogan meg, percek, neh
Ipillanatok leforgasa alatt. Ilye1
volt peldaul Newton esete a faro
lepottyan6 almaval, amely ct a
egyetemes gravitacior6l szolo toy
:veny mega lkotasara vezette
ugyanigy jonnek letEe leIek tn
latlaa .yilagahan a Macy miivt
szeti alkotasoks4is. .Osowieckl ese
te ezekhez hasonl6. ,Ritka lelki Ike
pessfge egy fajtaja az intuici6nal
meglatasnak, ez snala abnor
mis- m6don XII van fejl6dve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
YOUNGSTOWN KOSSUTH K0ZMUvEL0-
DESI EGYESUIET.

Brogli tgnc eln6k, Deak Pal aleln6k, Ju-
hasz Janos titkar, Dabich Dezs6 penztarnok,
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hazalap penztarnoka: Giirtner Adolf. Trus-
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Mihaly.
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seilesztese, tagiAiaak sz6rakoztat&sa es .
magyar nyelv fejlesztese IS meg6vAsa. Tart
ndpies felolvasksokat ~ tsrybe van we've
angol iskola nyit&sa is. Az esylet hclyissge
nyitvs minden este tasok rsszsre. Konyv-
tarhasznAlat Is egysb sz6rakezlsok &llanak
tacok rendelkez6sSre.
Tsgsagi dij ferfisknak $500 f3l6veDkint
n6k tagsagi dija $500 fslevenk6nt. -
Beallasi dij f6rfiaknak &2.oc. n6knek 800.
6s rendes fel6vi tagsagi did.
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