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Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
TAX ON TOBACCO
VOTED IN SENATE

In the state legislature this week
the Senate voted a tax for tobacco.
The bill provides for tax Of 81 per
thousand ON cigarettes and 10 per cent
on cigars sold at retail. The author
of the bill, Senator Parnell, says that
it will bring revenue Of from $4,000
900 to $2.5OO,OOO each year. The
revenue is to be applied on the public
school fund.
Senator Jackson has passed a bill
through both houses providing for n
county uniformity of school textbooks.
The people of Biggers last week sent
petition to the legislature asking that
law be passed providing for the
daily reading of the Bible in public
schools. On Monday Senator Price in
troduced bill to admit the New Testa-
ment scripture as text book to be
used in the public schools of the state
of Arkansas. The bill provides that
teachers from the fourth grade and
upward shall require each student to
read the New Testament 20 minutes
each day. 1T is not intended for tine
use o. this book by any teacher in
any of the public schools to give COM
ment or .nstruc. by Sectarian proclivity
but merely use it as reading book
for the moral and religious influence
given by the Divine Oracles contained
therein" says the bill. The measure
was read twice and referred to the
Committee on Education.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
Ask Aid For Church

To the members of the Church OF
Christ of Randolph and adjoining
counties:
We appeal to you in behalf of the
Christian congregation at Ravenden
Springs. The storm ON last Friday
night blew down and completely de-
stroyed their church building and as
they want to build back soon and as
there are such few Of the brethren
over there now. we, as Loyal Chris
tlans. feel il our duty to help them and
we ask other brethren and congrega-
tions TO help. The congregation at
Pocahontas has donated the congrega-
tion at Ravenden Springs $4,000 and
ask others to give as they like.
Make all checks payable to the
Church Of Christ and mail them to g..
o. Agnew. Ravenden Springs. Ark.
BY order of the Deacons of the
Church Of Christ at Pocahontas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
ROYAL ARCH MAS0NS
TO REVIVE LODGE

Pocahontas Chapter No. 63, Royal
Arch AIasons, which has been inactive
for some time past, is going TO become
one of the most active organizations
IN Pocahontas If the present plans do
not fail. An enthusiastic meeting of
the old officers and members was held
az the hall Tuesday night of this
week at which time eight petitions for
membership were received. An invita-
tion has been extended to Grand Sec
retary John G. Bone of Batesvllle to
I've here on the night, Of April 22nd,
which will be the regular meeting time
of the Chapter, for the purpose of as
sisting in the comforting Of the Royal
Arch degrees on the new petitioners
and any others who may want to come
in at that time. Mr.. Bone win likely
remain over for day or two and con-
duct school of instruction In the
secret work of the several degrees.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
Another Boy Makes Good

letter from Burley Knots of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo. to +. l.. Shining
ton of this county tells of another
honor won by a Randolph county boy.
Burley's son, Lorell, was one of the
two boys from eight schools to win
highest prize in any essay contest To
award them for their work they were
given the honor of placing in the cor
nerstone of their new $275,OO0 school
building an Honor Box. This box con
tains the names of the pupils and
teachers of the eight schools and essays
and compositions on different subjects.
The box is to be removed In the year
2l24. two hundred years from now, so
that the students of that day may read
of the works and studies of the
students Of today.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
GOOD VOTE f0lLED
AT CITY ELECTION

One of the largest votes ever pOlled
at city election in Pocahontas, oc-
CURED Tuesday when the city dads
were elected for the coming year The
total vote I'm both wards was 356.
Ward polling 1872 and Ward 2 polling
1854.
Jesse Shannon. unopposed for mayor,
received $50 votes; Rector Johnston,
unoppOsed for recorder received the
entire 356 votes; Henderson Haynes.
unopposed for treasurer, received 1856
votes John L. Bledsoe, unopposed for
attorney, received 354 votes.
In the race for marshal, ]. G. Slay-
ton received 300 votes, 40 in the first
ward and 139 in the second ward. Jim
Ownby. his opponent. received 46
votes. 20 in the first ward and II in
the second.
DIR. ii. L. Throgmorton. A. ]. Lewis,
DIR. l.. b. Price and Joe $ Decker were
elected members Of the city council.
Throgmorton received go votes, Lewis
300, Price 232 and Decker 293. J. NJ.
Hofmann and John Bennett, the other
two on the ticket. received 154 and 104
respectively.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
HEAVY PROPERTY
LOSS FROM STORM

The tornado which swept through
Oklahoma and Texas late last Friday
afternoon killed several people and
laid waste many thousands OF dollars
worth of property. II seems to have
started i'm Kansas, sweeping southwark
to Texas. where 1t turned around and
came back through Arkansas. Many
Arkansas towns reported destruction
to property and live stock and several
people were injured. A tree was blown
across the tent of some campers near
Truman and two of the occupants
were killed.
In this county the storm seems to
have struck with greatest fury in the
Cherokee Bay country. AT Biggers
and Reyno several head of live stock
were killed and the property damage
was very heavy. We understand that
two girls were slightly injured near
Reyno, but so far as we have been
able to learn there was no one in this
county seriously hurt during the blow.
Barns and small buildings suffered ex-
tensively all over the country and In
Ravenden Springs the hristian church.
n rock structure, was demolished
Insurance men here. who have been
checking up the losses. estimate the
total property damage in the county at
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
FOURTEEN MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED

Marriage licenses were issued dur
Ing the month Of March by the Office
Of County Clerk Phipps, as follows:
Alex Goodman and Miss Ruth Eaton
both of Pocahontas.
Wyman Wells and Miss. Lucy Ora
ham both Of Ravenden Springs.
Fred Mabry and Miss Pearl Flanni-
gan both Of Datto.
LEVEL Friar and Miss vira Payne
both OF Manson.
Tona Wilson aud Mrs. Lucinda Bell
both OF Myrtle.
W. II. Ausman OF Biggers and Miss
IIasel Fowler OF Success.
Burlle Thompson and Miss Nelta
Bowers both OF Pocahontas.
L. W. Hogan and Miss Fleda Jones
both of Reyno.
Tom A. Parton and Miss Grace
Pickett both OF Pocahontas Ri.
G.. 7. Walker and Miss virgia Dowdy
both Of Attica.
W. r. Riggs and Miss Katie Kizer
both Of Pocahontas.
WIN Hon and Mrs. Sarah Holston
both of Manson.
J. l.. Haas Of Ravenden Springs and
Miss Mabel Stacy Of Pocahontas.
Dewey Taylor of Biggers and Miss
Essle Pride Of Supply.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
Stock Killed at Biggers

Biggers. April THE cyclone Fri
day night damaged a number Of build
ings and killed some stock in this city
The house ON Tom Biggers' place
which was occupied by Jim Parrish,
was so badly damaged that IL will be
necessary to replace IL. Mr.. Bigger
lost a large stock shed and sllo and a
mule and saddle horse which were In
the shed were killed.
The entire roof on the old bank
building was swept off and thrown
against Ed Courter's barn. almost de-
molishing 1t. The new dwelling of
Cleve Gazaway. which has been built
only about a year. was swept from its
foundation and 80 badly wrecked that
1t cannot be occupied.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
Acquire Missouri Property

-. l.. and G. ID. Wiley of this city
closed deal with Mrs. Mary z. Quinn
of Poplar Bluff, Mo-. last week In
which they acquired the property
known as the Quinn block in the Pop
lar Bluff business district. In the
deal Mrs. Quinn became the owner of
the Wiley tract in Cache river bottoms
near O'Kean.
The Quinn block is composed Of Ave
store buildings, from sol to 513 South
Fourth st. The property is valued at
$4,000.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
Soldier Boy Dead

Robt. T. Mcclellan, Randolph coun-
ty soldier. died this week Mt 1T. Byard,
New Mex. His father and mother,
who lived near Brockett. died some
time ago and he was without relatives
In this county. His next friend. Robt
Webb. has been notified that the body
is being shipped to Pocahontas and
the local American Legion Is making
preparations to conduct the remains
to Brockett where interment win be
made.
We understand that the body will
arrive Thursday or Friday OF this
week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
A Big Day at Shannon

The first singing of the year of the
Randolph county singing convention
will be at shannon on April IL. (second
Sunday.) There will be n big crowd
there and everybody Is expected to
bring well filled baskets. Let's help
the good people OF shannon feed the
big crowd. We will have big fifty
gallon kettle of coffee for the old
folks. Officers will be elected for the
next year and the place selected for
the next meeting. Let's go.
Yours for a big day.
John ID. Campbell.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
Storm Kills Mules

Noland April THE wind storm
last Friday night did considerable
damage in this section. A large barn
ON the Arthur Myers farm was com
pletely wrecked. A team Of fine mules
was caught inside and We're 20 badly
injured by the falling building that
both died In short time. The mill
shed at the Clark grist mill was blown
away and completely demolished.
Spencer Osborne's barn was unroof-
ed and number of other buildings
were damaged to some extent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
Girl Wins Honors

Miss Mae Knots. former pupil in
the local high school. won first place
in the baseball throw for girls. one Of
the events in the annual interstate
track meet at the Chillicothe Business
college last week Miss Knots also
won second place in the basketball
throw for giFls.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
School House Damaged

Running Lake. April 2-The storm
Friday night did quite bit Of damage
around here. Several buildings were
wrecked and the Running Lake school
house was blown off its foundation.
The hue was destroyed and several
windows were broken.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
MOndy For Judge

Il. l.. MOndy. who Is living near
shannon is likely to be a candidate
for county and probate judge Of Ran
dolph county again. He states that
his full announcement will appear In
the paper in the near future.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
NOTICE TEACHERS

Pocahontas Reading Circle will meet
Saturday, April 3 at 2 o'clock p. m.
There should be at least fifty teachers
in attendance. This will be the last
meeting until the fall months.
Respectfully,
Rufus A. Mock,
County Superintendent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04

Az result Of quarrel between Sam
McCarson and Ruby Van Allen, school
children. the McCarson and Van Allen
families Of near Boonyille. Ark, mix.
ed up in shooting ARRAY Sunday.
-Four members of each family were
wounded and the 3-year old child Of
the Van Aliens was killed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04

The American dollar was worth 6S
cents last week in purchasing power
as compared to the pre- war dollar.
The dollar is rapidly advancing in
value. During the first part of March
il was worth 81 cents, in February IL
averaged about 65 cents and in Janu-
AIRY 1t was worth about 63 cents In
May 1920 it was worth only 40 cents.
The Federal Reserve Board in bulle-
tin issued this week says that read
justments after the war are about
completed and we may soon expect
a return to normal conditions.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
Easter Exchange

The ladies Of the Christian church
will have on sale Saturday before
Easter dressed chickens, cakes and
colored eggs at G. A. Dixon's grocery.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04

Mrs. Ella SchoOnoyer and Mrs Mary
Bolen of H3xie are here this week.
guests at the home OF Mrs Eugene
SchOOnOyer.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
The Storm That hit Us Last Week

After the SEVERE STORM that hit US last Friday
night had subsded. after having caused considerable
damage it was a PLEASURE to to inform MANY of
our customers who inquired this bank Saturday that
THEIR INSURANCE POLICY covered this storm and
their damage We Immediately advised them to secure
carpenter go the lumber shed and get what need
ed to repair their loss and that would pay the bill
We do not hum and haw. 'squirm and twist and
try figure you of something when you policy
with one of companies The protection is yours be-
cause you have paid for it and glad to pay up
TORNADO AND FIRE POLICIES cost but little
and you cannot afford to RUN THE RISK.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
Friday Nights Storm

Thousands OF Dollars damage Randolph County
IN bhe Storm OF last Friday night the county
escaped While great number OF these losses covered by
TORNADO insurance larger number carried protection All
losses through this Agency numbering forty fifty
being promptly paid and the damages repaired.
The cost OF Tornado Insurance
carrying Windstorm present. additional
coverage what carrying
tenton. '
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04

A measles epidemic is sweeping Pop
lar Bluff, Mo. Several deaths have
been reported from that city during
the past week. caused by measles
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-04
I0ST---0Nf HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS
IN CURRENCY

Thursday of last week Mrs. Tsha Johnson, wife of
John Henry Johnson lost $3.50 90 in Twenty and Ten Dollar
Bills Mr. Johnson working in the field and as Mrs.
johnson intended going to Pocahonas she did not want
leave the money in the house. she put in handkerchief
and placed in her coat pocket and to town. The
last time she remembers seeing the money when she
placed in her pocket She discovered she had lost after
having been in town some little time.
1t is unfortunate for Mr. and Mrs Johnson as they
honest hard working people and eedshe money to
make their crop. The party who found it will please return
them at Pocahontas, Ark RI where they will be
rewarded and receive the appreciation of Mr. and Mrs
Johnson Mr. Johnson asked make this announcement
for him and we hope it will bring results.
We Pay per cent on Savings Accounts at this Bank
, 1924-06-13

high qaaiW that has made more people ride u Goodyear Tyres than on any other kind.
It's decided improvement upon the already famous Goodyear Cord
The powerful ctanat blocks are buuressed at the base by heavy crcumferentaI
ribs knitting the whole tread design into a huner and staoncher unit
The blocks wEih line the tread on either side are hrLdat the outer edge, re-
Hpvi7g the carcass from the strain Of vibration
TMts9rd the conditions of actual service have demonstrated that this new Good
varC Cord represents the greatest tyre achievement in many years.
TbEorard 1gDomd GOODYEAR Cord TYRES now available at Goodyear Dealers
ad Service Sa ims at the same price you are asked to pay for tyres OF lesser merit.
, 1924-06-13
NOTICE.

-ROM THURSDAY 18th INST.. apor-
II ton of The Center Line, The bend
a around La Reine-will be temporarily
closed to PubIic-trafiic, during the con.
struction OF a culvart across the road
way. The traffic will, in the meantime.
make sliqht detour through a range
in the adjoining caneGeId-nea the two
White Pllars-coming out on the line
between Barren Spot and Clifton Hill,
near road leading north, between Slob
and La Refine, Fences will be placed at
both ends. with notices painted on them,
red lights being hung at nights.
EDGAR w MEYER,
Cba5l.gg.7 Po03 E~0uUjeSjDu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27

aut6buszt, mely legnagyobb sebesseg-
Gel robogott. A soff6r alland6an till
kolt IS puffogtatta motort. Ezaltal
vegiil sikeriilt megf6lemliteni az orosz-
liant, ugy, hogy az a kozeli erd5be me.
nekiilt. A legk0zelebbi kozsegbol azon-
nal telefonaitak a kornyek csend5rs6-
gpihez, melyek erre k6rvadaszatot rem
deztek az ofoszlanra. A k0rvadaszat
eredmenytelen maradt $ az oroszlan to-
vabb remitette videket. Felelmetes
orditasa ejszakankent messzire elhang
zott. A villak tulajdonosai eltorlaszol
tax hazaikat es gyermekeiket mem en-
gedtek az iskolaba. Az oroszlan kes6bl
Picrefeu mellett tint fel, hol egy pa
rasztnak lovat tepte szet A kutyaknak
ugatasa es a parasztok larmaja azon
ban k0zeli fcny0erd6be zavarta, hol q
csend6r0knck sikerilt k0riilzarni es kGt
lovessel leteriteni gyony0rii allatot
Az oroszlant nenreg fogtak az Atlasz
hegysegben az alatsereglet tulajdo
nosa tenyeszeelokra vasarolta meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
hsts
LEGYJjNK FIATALoK.

San Franciscoban k0rlEizat .rendeztek
mar be, .anelyben nagybanyuzik tlaf
talitast. Tudvalcv6leg Steinaeh be..sll
tanaf taIilts Xxi; hogy dllati miri9yek
atultetes6vel ~ Greg ferfiakat es no
ket esztendokkcl meg tudja fiatalitani.
San Franciscoban mar nagyball fiat;'-
litiik az 0regeket.
Ecy Athcrton newt moi orvos az in
tezet Ivczet6je. Ncmreg ujsagirok ke-
restek fel es kikerdeztek csodalatos
ev6ovitasa fel5l. A tud6s orvosasszony
elmondotta, hogy legorcgebO .betege
cgv 80 ewes cmbcr. volt. Szegeny alig tu-
dott "a l6pcson fcImaszni amikor kor-
hlzba ~hoztak. S ezzel bemutatott egy
urat.
= Inc, nezzek, = mondotta = ez az
en- 81 ewes megfiatalitott betegem. Neg
zek csak, milyen mozgekony, milyeh
friss, milyen 6letvidam. S ha meg tud-
lak az urak, hogy az apolonok folyton
panaszk odnak ra, hogy olyan elcekkel
ostromolja 6ket, amelyekct ell sem
mondhatok az uraknak.
S a 81 ewes, megfiataiitott majdnem
-1ancra perdiilt csudalkozo ujsagir6k-
kal
Kepzclheto, hogyan t0rekednek .gaz
dag ferfiak es nok ebbe q k6rhazba
hogv fiatalokka valjanak. Tele is van
a korhfz A korhaz beiaratanal most
egy tabla log, amelyen ez all: Mint
hogy klinika zsufolva van, egyel5re
nj betegcket mem vesziink fel
Negul meg AIT is elmondta tud6>
orvosn6, hogy . 'lenyegesen egyszerdsi
tette Stcinach fiatalit6 mddszeret, hogy
elGg egy ora a megfiatalitdshoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
TREFAs vEGRENDELETET

hagyott hatra Hiram T. Swash amerikai
gazdag ember. A vegrendelet ICY sz6l:
En-, Hiram T. Swash teljes szellemi Is
testi er6m tudataban hagyatekozom
/. Felesegemnek a szeret6jet es. ait,
hogy mem voltam oyan ostoba mint a
milyennek hitt., g Fiamnak munsa
oromet Gy6z6djon meg szemelyesen
arrol, hogy munka nem olyan elvezet
mint amilyennek huszon6t even 1t
kepzelte amikor AIT hitte, hegy en- a
magam privat oromere dolgozom. 8
Leany 100000 dolTart .keszpenz
ben. Ere az osszegre Macy sziksege
lesz, inert mem hiszem, hogy ferje meg
egg olyan j6 uzletet fog csinalni, mint
amilyent csinalt azzal, hogy leanyomal
hozzaadtam. 3. Soff0r0mek ossze,
automobiljaimat. Annyira t9nkretett,
ugyanis azokat, hogy "a rendbehoza
gondjait nyugodtan hagyomanyozom
5. Uzlettarsamnak a j6 tanacsot, hog,
minel el6bb tarsuljon okos emberrel &
| jo keresked6vel, kiil0nben az iizlet, a,
egy istenrc eskiisz0m, a k0vetkez6 6v
ben zar ala keriil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
PAPIROS TENGERI
MOSZATOKBoL.

Japanban egy 1919-ben alapitott pa
pirgyar Macy sikerrel alkalmazza pa
piros nyersanyagaul "A tengeri moszato-
kat A gyar naponta so tonna moszat-
papirost allit elG, amely kil0nosen szi
yarkapapiros es hiivcly keszitesere NJ
kalmas, inert hamu nelkul eg ell es eyes
termekei mem karosak az egeszsegrc
Most gyar kib6yiteset tervezik, hogy
a napi produkciot 120 tonnara novel
jek. A japani peldan f0lbuzdulva, ne
hany nagy olasz papirgyar is foglalko
xix tengeri moszatokbol val6 papir
gyartas gondolataval, ANIMAL is inkabb
inert Szicilia es SARDINIA partvid6k6
mex Macy kiterjedesii szat-padjai q
nyersanyagnak kifogyhatatlan forrasai
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27

A Mahoning Buick Go. vezet5-
sege ez uton hozza a magyarsag
szives tudomasara, hogy fenti
kepen lathat6 ket III es pedig, Mr..
Owen Edwards es Mr.. James
Herald ezutan egyutt fogjak ellat-
nj varosunk ban a Buick kocsill Ell
adasat. Utobbi idoben varosunl1-
ban, 6s videken a Buick kocsil1
indpszerusege hatalmasan noveke-
dett, ugy hogyvalosaggal megsoh
szoroz6dott egyik evr6l masikra
varosunkban a Buick 'kocsik sza-
ma. Ha semmf mas, mar ez a teny
is AIT mutatja, hogy a Buick kd-
csi egyike legidealisabb gyart-
manyoknak. ~
A ket vi elado, AIT hissziik, meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27

KINANAK EGY EVEZREDRE
VALo KOSZENE VAN.

A szenfogyasztas Macy aranyai tel
jcs kiaknazas veszedelmevel fenyegetik
a nagy iparis allamok k6szenteriiletc
Kilonosen az europai k6szentelepek
anyaganak rohamos megfogyatkozasa
kelt aggodalmat. A k6szeninseg vesze-
define mar regebben raterclte. az euro
pal ipari allamok figyclmet merhetet,
slch k3szentcrmelesre, amely a kinai BIZ
rodalom foldjeben kiaknazhatatlanul
hever. kinai k0szenkincset uiabban
szakemberek Kinanak egyetlen pro-
vincia jaban, Sansi keriiletben ezer
! eszt tend6re elegsegesnek becsiiltek. Csc
dalatos, hogy hatalmas h6energiat es
motorikus erot, amely f0ldben elrejt-
We fckszik, kinaiak mindezideig alig
hasznaltak XII Hiszen Kina nevezetes
arrol, hogy szesenyebb lakossaga til.
zel6anyag hianya Matt alig jut melea
fiirdohoz Is melcg viz hasznalata
Kinaban a lcgnagyobb fenyiizesek kozt
tartozik. Most azonban ugy latszik, XII
nyilt vilagtol elzark6zott kinai nep
mex szeme is meglatta az orszas
f0ldjeben folkinalkozo hatalmas tcrme
szcti erokeszletet Ere vallanak azoj
!a hirek, amelyek a szentelepek f0ltara
sar6l, nagy vasuti halozat epiteserol G
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
Flu LESZ-E VAGY LEANY?

A parisi Academic de Medicine ben
erdekes felfedezesr6l tettek jelentest a
napokban Az eddigi jelentesek szerint
sikeriilt vegGl hatarozott formati talal-
nj annak megallapitasara, hogy a szii-
letend6 gyermek milyen nemii lesz A
kozlesnek az, eredete egy tanulmany,
melyet egy pozsonyi orvos, DIR. Fried
Tzsak irt. Dr. Fried AIT allitja, hogy 8
megoldotta a kerdest., Vervizsgalatra
van sziikseg gyermek el6relathat6
sziiletese elott negy h6nappal es YER
vizsgalatb6l meg tudja allapitani, hogy
"a gyermek flu lesz-e vagy leany. A pa
risi lap ait is hiril ada, hogy DIR. Fried
egallapitasait ugy Csehoszlovakiaban
mint Parisban szerol6giai vizsgalatok
kal ellen6riztek es meger6sitettek. Po-
zsonyi lapok megirjak, hogy DIR. Fried
tuladunai szarmazasu, aki lausannei
Fegyetemen vegzett. Magyar honossaga
r6l sohase mondott le, meg ma is ma.
gyar utlevellel utazik. Egyideig bakte
riologiai laborat6 6riumot vezetett Mon
treuxben, maid Pozsonyba keriilt {
Donath-fele vegy6szeti gyarba, aho
kolloid kemiai kutatasokat vegzett.
parisi cgyetemen meghivaIa szamolt
be eredmenyeir6l, maid cgy ottani xii
nikan tovabb folytatta vizsgalatait dr.
Devra egvetemi tanarral Parish sikere
lltin Dir. Fried sorra kapta a kilf0ld
mcghivasokat, amelyek k0ziil az ameri
kait fogadta el. Mar utnak is indult
rcw york; orvos k0r haj6jegy6veI, hogy
ati0ij0n Amerikaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27

olyan iteletekben, amelyek botbunte
test is kimondjak. ;Toront6b6l jelentik,
hogy Oft biro ele egy konnisz zsivany
kerult, aki a kornyeknek rettcgett bri-
gantija volt es aki legutobb a b0rton-
b6l is megszokott, ugy hogy valosagos
hare k6zepette tudtak csak letart6ztat-
nj. A bro ezt gonosztevot eletfogytig
tart6 fegyhazra itelte, kimondva, hogy
mellekbiinteteskeppen meg harminc bot
biintetest is koteles elszenvedni Az ite
let ertelmeben ezt a harminc botot ha
rom h6nap folyama alatt kell neki XII
szolgaitatni es pedig ugy, hogy minde,
h6napban tizhez jusson