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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-04
Az ITALGYARTASHOZ
SZUKSEGES ANYAGOK
ARUSITASAR0L.

A modositott szabalyzatok, me-
lyeket az Egyesiilt Allamok pro
hibicios kirendeltsege nemregi-
ben kibocsatott es amelyek ma
I; jus elsejen leptek eletbe, nehany
nagyfontossagu ujitast foglalnak
magukban. Az nj szabalyzatok
tobbek kozott hangsulyozzak,
hogy iistoknek, ustalkatreszek-
mex, preseknek, malatanak, mala-
ia kivonatnak, vagy szirupnak,
gyiimolcsnedveknek, mint pelda-
ul must es kiforratlan (fermen-
table) anyagoknak, valamint ha-
ri, vagy mashol valo hasznalat-
ra szolgalo hkorgyartasi re-
| ceptnek, vagy formulanak hirde-
tesc, eladasa, stb. - tilos''
A rendelet iranti nagysza-
mu erdekl6desre val6 tekintettel,
a sz0vetsegi prohibicios biztos
(Federal Prohibition Commissio-
ner) nyilatkozatot adott k0zre,
felhivan figyelmet az orszagos
prohibici6s torveny (National
Prohibition Act) azon szakasza-
IA, melyen az emlitctt intezkedes
alapszik. Az orszagos prohibicios
t0rveny emlitett szakasza k0-
vetkezokeppen hangzik: "Barmi-
fele eszk0zt, alkalmatossagot, ge.
pezetet, vegyiiletet, kevereket, pi-
rulat, anyagot, formulat, utasi-
tast, vagy receptet hirdetni, gyar
tani, eladni, vagy eladas celjab6l
birtokaban tartani, melyet b6di-
to ital toryenytelen el6alGtasa
celjara hirdettek, terveztek vagy
szantak, t0rvenytelen dolog.
"Torvenytelen dolog barmife-
lie lik0rt, vagy joszagot birtokban
tartani, melyet ezen t0rveny meg
szegeset celz6 lik0r eloallitasara
szantak, vagy amelyet ilymodon
hasznaltak es az ilyen ikor vagy
mas targt dolgaban t0rveny
semmifele polgari tulajdonjogot
ell mem ismer.'
"Az el6z0kb6l', - hangsu-
lyozza szovets6gi prohibici6s
biztos, nyilvanvalo, hogy cukor-
max, friss vagy szaritott gyiimolcs
mex, malata kivonatnak, erjeszt6-
szereknek, vagy barmily mas
anyagoknak, az elad6 reszerol,
vagy annak tudtaval val6 elada-
sa abbol a celb6l, hogy a vev6
fogyasztasra, b6dit6 ital elSalli-
tasara hasznalja fel otthonaban
|vagy mashol, barmily k0rilme-
inyek kozott, melybol az emlitett
Imodon val6 felhasznalasra essze-
rden kovetkeztetni lehet, a tor
|veny megszegeset jelenti.
1 Habar a friss vagy sz6ritott
igyiimolcsok, 1nalata kivonatok ss
jhasonl6 snyagoknak b6dit6 ita-
ilok gyartasa celj4ra val6 elada-
1sa tilos, szovetsegi prohibici6s
lbiztos kijelentette, hogy az illets-
kes hat6sagnak iegyaltaan mem
1aH szandek6ban olyan @rteImii
rendeletet kibocsatani, mely az
lemlitett anyagok norma1is adas-
fveteli kereskedelmevel bar1nikep-
1pen 0sszeiitk0zesbe keriil. Felhiv-
|ja azonban a figyelmet arra, hogy
lszaritott gyiinolcs0k mem hasz-
lnalhat6k alkoholmentes gyiim0lcs
lick keszitssere p, d tgyiimSlcsizek
lkfaaitk kssia6I ,elsSs Srban1 gyii-
|molcsre van sziikseg. Axonbans a
lkizaroIag otthoni thasznalatra,
lfriss gyiim6lcsbd kesziilt gyii-
m6lcsizek mem hasxnalhat6k fo-
Igyasztas c6ljaira, miut6a AJAX
1mAr b6dit6 hat6snsklra viltak. II
re vnnatk tkhz61aci mem hnx4ak -;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-04
n1ksA = l1cY1I1f1xr rzzlks.

I Kegyetlsniil benyaksA . ci-
gany, ugy annyira, hogy 4 sze-
les utica is sziik volt neki, . ma.
moros feie mindig az arok fele
huzta.
Mid6n putrij6hoz k0zeledett,
mar tavolr6l kiabaita
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-04

veny eietDelepett vand0rlaS
hat6sagok kiilr bGza yttasitasoka
bocsatottak XII 4bselsI k0zott al
engedelyekre y4aaUkoz6lag, me
/ lyek az Egyesilt Allamokba tor
venyesen bebocsatott olyan ide
geneknek adhatok, akik ideigle
nesen kivanjak elhagyni az orsza
| got. Az ilyeneknek folyamodvany
formal kell beszerezni bevandol
| lAsi hat6sagoktol, mely forman al
Eeyesult Allamokba val6 ujb6l
bebocsatasi engedelyert folya.
mondhatnak. Aki az emlitett en-.
gedelyert mar folyamodtak, mem
csak a folyamodvany formal kap
tax meg, hanem utasitasokat is,
mely elmondja, hogy az okmanyt
mikeppen ken kitolteni es benyuj
tani. Ezen utasitasok eredeti sz0-
vegeben elofordul az a javaslat is.
hogy a folyamodvanyhoz csatol-
ia folyamod6 a partraszallasi
hely, bevandoraasi tisztvisel6Je-
tol beszerezheto partraszallasi iga
zolvanyt (Landing Certificate) j.
Az utasitasok ujabb peldanyaibol
ezt javaslatot kihagytak, mint
hogy az idegenek tulajdonkepen
0nmaguk mem is szerezhetik be q
patraszallasi igazolvanyt a be-
vandorlasi hatosagoktol. Az ilyen
partraszallasi igazolvanyt a xii
lonb0z6 bevandorlasi partok tiszt
viselosege csakis az erdeket kor-
many-hivataloknak ada XII, ha err
re vonatkozolag hivatalos uton er
kezik be hozzajuk egy ilyen ke-
res. Ennek megfeleloen, - a Be-
vandorlasi Hivatal, a folyamod-
vany adatai alapjan igyekszik
t0rvenyesen bebocsatott idegen
megerkezesi idejerol az illetekes
helyen meggyozodest szerezni, a
mikor az illet5 ideiglenes kGlfoldi
latogatasa c6ljabol elhagyja az
Egyesilt Allamok teriiletet.
Az ideiglenes latogatas celjabol
kulfoldre, memo idegen elso fela-
data folyamodvany forma be-
szerzese. Ext a format csakis a.
bevandorlasi hatosagokt6l lehet
beszerezni. New Yorkban vagy
annak k0rnyeken lako idegenek,
a leggyorsabban ugy szerezhetik
be ia folyamodvany formal, ha
szemelyesen mennek Ell erte a new
york; Battery Parkban talalhat6
ugynevezett Barge Office-ba. A
legutobbi utasitasok hangoztat-
jak, Logy amennyiben csak lehet-
seges, folyamodvany gepen irott
legyen es minden egyes idegen-
mex kiilon folyamodvanyt kell ki-
allitani, minthogy az engedely, a
mennyiben megadja'k, csak egy
folyamod6ra vonatkoz6lag erve-.
nyes. A kiilf0ldre utazni akar6,
idegenek, tavozasuk el6tt lega-I
hbb is 30 nappal nyujtsak be a
folyamodvanyt, azonban ha keny-
telenek lennenek meg az engedely
megerkezese el5tt elhagyni az or
szagot, az engedelyt utana kill
dix az illeto idegennek, kiilf0ldi
cimere, amennyiben egyaltalanl
megad.
Kiilfoldon levo idegenek, akikI
engedelyiik meghosszabbitasat
kivanjak, tartsak szem elott, hogy
az ilyen meghosszabbitas csakis
azon egyen irasbeli folyamodva-
nyara t0rtenhet, akinek szamara
az engedelyt eredetileg megadtak
es folyamodvanyhoz mellekelni
kell az enged6lyt. Az engedkly
meghosszabbitasi keryenyt Be-
vandorlasi FDbiztoshoz (Commis-
stone General of Immigration), az
engedelyben eI6irt lejarati idSt
megAkeSen kell benyujtani. Mert
mindazon esetckben, melyekben
az engedely erv6nye lejart, az ide
gent6l megkivanjak, hogy az IL
1ptnLoc Lnpuu1 & 4rcf H1 an Tsvxyn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-04

"A lapunkban hirdet0 keresked0h
teljesen megbizhat6 emberek.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

PURSE--Lost, downtown
business section, ladies'
long brown purse, con-
tanning about $50 currency
and small change, small
purse inside large purse;
fox head diamond pin,
Kappa Alpha fraternity
pin. Reward. Mrs. w. G.
Hamilton, 1926 18th Ave,
So. Phone Main 8472-J.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
PORTLAND CEMENT
IS 100 YEARS OLD

In connection with the Tooth ami
versary Of the invention of Portland
cement, which is being observed this
year, pioneer manufacturers recall that
one of the early southern plants was
located in Alabama.
Records show that the Alabama Port
land Cement company, organized in
1901 and established a plant at SpO-
earl. Business was conducted here for
. long time before the plant closed
down to be later taken over by another
organization.
When the plant was originally built
it was controlled by English capital.
;. The name "Spocari" was taken by a
combination of the first letters of the
names of the three owners-Spoor,
Cairns and Richardson.
In spite of the fact that Portland
sement is 100 years old. having been
inyented in 1924 by an English brick
layer, it was not until 1872 that the
first American plant was established.
That year David o. Saylor opened a
mill at Coplay, Pa, to be followed by
other plants in various sections of the
country. The first. southern mill was
located at San Antonio, Texas, in 1880.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24

AVENUE NOW OPEN
Third avenue is no longer the only
payed road to Ensley. The New
Eighth avenue extension is open to
traffic, it was stated at the city hall
Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
NEW OFFERING
AT JEFFERSON
Captain Applejack' Next
By Birmingham's Own
Company

'Theatergoers are finding delicious
comedy at the Jefferson this week in
Nice People" as presented by the ALI
star Jefferson Players, and next week
they will find comedy set off by one of
the most thrilling romances ever staged,
because Captain Apple Jack" is going
to be the attraction.
Captain Applejack" is in a class by
itself. 1t created record for its type
of story by its uninterrupted run of two
seasons on Broadway, and Birmingham
will have its first opportunity to enjoy
it next week, when the All-star Players
will put on a production to rival the
original in setting and action.
Captain Applejack" may be de-
scribed as a romantic, comedy melo-
drama, because it has the essentials of
all these three types of dramatic en-
tertainment. 1t is the story of staid
young man, whose friends insist that
he come to life and get out of the rut
he is following. One dark night there
comes d knock at his door and adven-
ture enters his Life. Romance comes
along with adventure and then ensue
incidents that rival the Arabian Nights
for the unusual and entertaining.
As Captain Applejack" John Glynn
MacFarland will have his first real
romantic role, the kind that. Birming-
ham theatergoers have been asking for.
Miss Kathleen Comegys will have an
other chance to display her versatility,
because she is to be cast as the vamp
of the play, while Russell Fillmore has
a stronger role than he has had in
sometime. Miss Tamzon has the best
role of the engagement of the company
here, while DeForrest Dawley,e A. 8.
Byron, Miss Helen Ray, Miss Elaine
Davies and Peter Buffers are pleasingly
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
TWINS TO LEAD
SHOW AT BLJOU
Feature Program Prom
Used To Vaudeville
Lovers Next Week

Variety galore, with goodly doses of
comedy and music, is promised at
Loew's Bijou for the week beginning
next Monday afternoon, with the st.
Clair Twins and company, late stars
of George NJ. Cohan's Broadway sue
cess, Mary" as headliner of the yaude-
vile bill. and Tom Mix, daring cow
boy screen star, taking the leading role
in the screen feature, "The Lone Star
Ranger" based on Zane Greys story.
Advance announcement is also made
of super screen feature, Beau Brum-
mel" which will be shown at Loew's
during the week of May 10 with
Americas most distinguished actor"
John Barrymore, starring in this, term
ed by critics, the greatest of all roman
tic dramas, made famous by Richard
Mansfield.
Next weeks vaudeville bill. begin
ming. Monday afternoon, in which the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
INTEREST SHOWN
IN CLEANUP DRIVE
Mrs. Thompson Tells OF Sup
port ing Acce He'd

Widespread interest in the Birming.
ham cleanup campaign is evidenced by
reports Wednesday of workers for the
campaign. Mrs. DUPONT Thompson,
chairman of the general committee in
charge of the work, reported that in
conversations with several housewives
= of Birmingham she had met with sur
Esprise that work of this sort had not
!. been attempted sooner.
Meeting these expressions with state
fnents urging cooperation by all house
wives, Mrs. Thompson said:
st is the duty of every housewife
and every other person in the city to
lend a helping hand in cleaning up and
keeping clean the streets, alleys and
yards. Once cleaned they easily could
be kept clean, and the city's burden
Materially reduced at the same time.
ssThis is not only a cleanup, but a
keep clean campaign, one that will
last throughout the year. We want to
get such a grip on the people that they
will help the city to keep clean.
with its limited equipment and fl
nances it is impossible for the street
cleaning department TO collect and re-
move all the accumulation of tin cans,
bottles, trash and other rubbish, and
therefore. it is absolutely necessary for
the people generally to help out"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
w. +. FALLS is DEAD
At ONEONTA HOME
Was Well-KnOwn Merchant OF
Community

w. F. Falls, 72 years old, well known
citizen and merchant of 0neonta, Ala,
died Wednesday night at n local in
Urinary from complications following
an operation.
He is survived by his widow; three
daughters, Mrs. Emma Kirk of Tus-
calooss, Ala: Mrs. Foster Springer
and Mrs. r. L. Springer, Elrod, Ala. :;
two sons, w. R. Falls, Fayette, Ala,
and B. o. Falls of Tuscaloosa.
MFR. Falls was born June IA, 1852,
at Northport, Ala. and has spent the
greater part of his life in Tuscaloosa
county. He moved to Oneonta, nine
years ago and has been in business
there since. On May ., 1900, lie mar
ried Mrs. r. +. Cabiness of Echols,
Ala, who survives him. Mr.. Fall was
a member of the Methodist church.
The body will be sent to Tuscaloo-
sa, Ala, Thursday by Vice for funeral
services and burial Thursday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
THREE ARE HURT
WHEN STREET CAR
HITS AUTOMOBILE
Robert Giddens Suffers
Broken Collarbone
In Crash

Three people were injured, one Of
them 4-year-old boy, when an au
tonobile driven by d. F. Robertson
500 Fifty-second street, south, collided
with Tidewater car at Fifty-second
street and Grand avenue late Wednes.
day afternoon.
The youth, Robert Giddens, was the
most seriously injured of the trio, sui.
fering broken collar bone. Robertson
and the boys mother, Mrs. NJ. G. Gid
dens, 305 Fifty-second street, south, es.
capped with bruises anC decorations
about their heads and faces.
Didn't See Car
Robertson, according to the story
given hospital attendants, did not see
the approaching car due to the high
embankments on either side. The car
does not stop at the Grand avenue cross
/. ing and was travelling rapidly, Rob-
ertson said.
! The injured were removed to Wood
lawn infirmary in Vices ambulance,
where they were all reported resting
: easily late Wednesday night
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
LYRIC CONTINUES
ALL-STAR BILLS
Standard Of N. v. A,
Week To Be Featured
With Big Time Acts

The high pace set for the first half
of National Vaudeville Artists Week at
the Lyric is~going to be maintained for
the last half, starting with the new and
entertaining bill which opens this aft
ernoon. There will be five especially
selected acts of big-time Keith yaude-
vile with special novelties added in
view of the celebration.
Jimmy Hodges is the headliner. To
followers of vaudeville, that simple SEN
tence means lot, because they all
know Jimmy Hodges, one of the clever
est monOlogists vaudeville has pro-
duced. He calls his joy fest this sea-
son Jokes that Columbus Told" If
Columbus told them he was four good
centuries and more ahead of his time,
because these pokes are live stuff. Add
ed to that they are delivered as only
Jimmy Hodges can tell a tale. 1t is a
real headliner he has to offer.
The added attraction brings on more
laughs and they are hearty ones, too,
it is said. James Fat" Thompson and
company supply them in THE Burglar s
Union" This is a skit that is said TO
use roars OF laughter for its punctua-
ton. Songs enliven the humor of the
piece.
The special feature is combina ton
OF melody and mirth. Musical Come
DIV Revuettes,' supplied by Viola Ru-
dell and Edward DUNCAN. Miss Ru-
dell and Mr.. DUNCAN are known as
opponents OF, fun and song and they
have plenty of it in this number, re-
ports say.
Rouding out the bill are ]. Warren
Keane and Grace White, smart enter
tanners in magic and music, and Ruth
Harvard, Wynfred and Bruce, novelty
entertainers
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24

st. Clair Twins and their company
will present their latest creation, Step
ping Some" as the. headliner, will also
be featured by the act of the five lie.
lands, known as jugglers of human be-
ings, as well as George Stanley and
sister in bits of Dixie songs stories
and music, with Bernard Wheeler and
Adele Potter presenting humorous
skit entitled "Smitby" and >the come
dams, Lew Krug and Walter Kauf-
man, answering the query lis Mar
riage Applesauce?"
During the remainder of this present
week the extra additional screen fea-
ture, "A Society Sensation" starring
Rodolph Valentino, will be shown. as
well as the super Metro feature, Hap
piness,' starring Laurette Taylor, and
there is also the vaudeville bill head
liner, Arthur Ashley, actor and screen
star, who appears in person, assisted
by Helen Clement. Other acts OF the
week END include such features as Ed.
die Davis and four stage beauties in
"Song and Dance Revue" as well as
the comedy team, Emerson and Bald.
win. in what Fools These Mortals
Be- Adding to the diversity are Ber-
narth and Ferris, with character songs
and Alexander Patti with daring upside
down Juggling.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
AT THE MOVIES

Capitol-Sid Chaplin and Owen
Moore in "Her Temporary Husband"
Galax-Richard Dix and Lois Will
son in "Icebound."
Odeon--"Leather Stockings"
Princess-All-star cast in 1.-THE Nine
ty and Nine"
Rialto-Jackie coosan in "oliyer
Twist"
Royal-Fred Thomson in ''The Mask
of Lopez"
Strand-Gloria Swanson in "a So
ciety Scandal
Trianon-Richard Barthelmess and
May McAvoy in THE Enchanted Cot
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
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AT THE THEATRES

Jefferson-Jefferson All-Star Play
ers In Kick In"
Lyric-Jimmy Hodges and company
vaudeville lead; picture, Fox comedies
and Pathe News.
Loew's Bijou-Vaudeyille lead, Ar
thur Ashley and company in ''In and
Valentino in "a Society Sensation"
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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-15

story of Zareda, the crystal gazer.
He recounts the woman's terrific
fascination, which leads brother to
conspire against brother, and father
against son. He tells of Zareda's hold
on an old Baron, whose son Ivan, too,
shares her favors; of the young mans
departure to war; of the Barons death
at Zaredas instigation; of Ivans re-
turn and his discovery that she has
married a welathy Marquis for his
money; and finally of the illicit love
of Ivan and Zareda,. costing them their
lives in the Sorcerers Tower.
A perfect cast has been assembled
by Mr.. Ingram to enact the roles of
the photoplay. Amony them are a
quartet who appeared in "The Prisoner
of Zenda; Lewist Stone, Barbara La
Mari, Edward Connolly and Ramon
Novarro. Flawless acting is contrib
uted by Mr.. Stone in the role of the
wronged Marquis; by the beautiful
Barbara La Mari, one of the most
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-15

during its engagement at the Astor
Theatre in New York were impressed
with the success of the versatile di-
rector when working in an unusual
genre. His new photoplay is unlike
anything he has done; yet it combines
the elements of excellence that have
stamped him as one of the hopefu1s of
the screen. 1t has the dramatic thrill
of "The Four Horsemen" the roman
tic beauty of the Prisoner of Zenda",
and the suspense of the 'Conquering
Power" 1t has, too, what each of
these photoplays had; remarkable at
tention to details, supreme good taste
and intelligence, and an uncanny gift
for pungent characterization.
"Trifling Women" is a story within
a story. In order to point moral to
his pleasure-loving and frivolous
daughter, who ignores devoted lover,
her authoritarian reads to her the
manuscript of his new novel, the
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-15
THRILLING WOMEN" AT
THE GRAND THEATRE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY

Discriminating motion picture pa
irons will soon have an opportunity to
witness one of the seasons most no.
table screen successes, the latest pro-
duction of Rex Ingram, the brilliant
director who made "The Four Horse
men OF the Apocalypse" Turn to the
Right, "The Conquering Power, and
"The Prisoner of Zenda', The new
Ingram opus is entitled "Trifling
Women, and the name of the director
is associated with it in several capaci-
ties in addition to that of producer.
This photoplay is based on an original
story by Mr.. Ingram, and it was he
who provided the screen adoption. 1t
comes to the Grand Theatre on Mon
day and Tuesday.
Those who saw "Trif1ing Women"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-15

brilliant of the newest screen celebri-
ties as Zareda; by Mr.. Novarro whose
portrayal of young Ivan is certain to
establish him as famous leading man.,
and by Edward Connolly, the veteran
character actor, whose impersonations
of Ivans father, the Baron de Maupin
is throughout mastery. Others in the
cast are Pomeroy Cannon, Hughie
Mack, Gene Pouyet, John George
John F. Seitz contributed the unusually
beautiful photography, Starret Ford
was production manager.
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AMisprint of Magnitude

1t should have read like this:
ga little laughter now and then
Is relished by the best of men,"
But the linotype operator pecked
the wrong letter, the proofreader read
thru it too fast and the jingle appear
ed in the small town paper like this
"a little daughter now and then
Is relished by the best of men,"
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s1CKLY. pEEyIsH CHILDREN

Children suffering from intestinal worms
are cross, restless and unhealthy. There
are :, other symptoms, however. If the
child is pale, has dark rings under the
eyes, bad breath and takes no interest in
play, it is almost a certainty that worms
are eating away its vitality. The surest
remedy for worms is Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge. It is positive destruction to the
worms but harmless to the child. Price
35c. Sold by
T. ]. Halle & Co. adv
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-15

H. B. Deyo and Son are at your
service for inside and outside paint
ing and paper hanging or other wall
finishing. Call Justice Real Estate
Office, Phone 1873. If