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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-10

Europe came from the mother con.
uncnt OF Asia. Tho latest Of the
corners were tho Russians Hence.
naturally. they partake Of both East
and west- Prof Russell himself
has had personal experiences OF
the three continents concerned.
These meetings are freely open 10
tho public and AN interested are
invited 70 attend.
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GUARANTEE CLUB

Tho Quaranto club will meet Tues.
day evening. April is. with DR.. and
Mrs. J. II. French. +7o2 chilberg
ave.
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AUXILIARY TRINITY

Tho woman'a Auxiliary TO Trinity
Parish church win meet Friday.
April II. at : o'clock with Miss
Mtluora Roberts. 1901 18th ave.
y. T..
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KANSAS woArEN.s cIIr1

Kansas wonen's club VIII meet
for luncheon Friday. April II. at
1880 o'clock. with Mrs. Ia v.
Rawlings. 1884 Fifth ave. W.
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OPEN FORUM AT
CORNISH SCHOOL

Where East and West do really
meet. despite the popular assertion
contrariwise, will be demonstrated
by Prof. William a. Russell OF the
University OF Washington Mt the
next assembly OF the Open Forum.
which will meet in the Cornish re.
ceptlon rooms, Tuesday evening,
April 10. at $3.50 O'Clock.
Tho subject OF tho discussion will
be "RussIa--tho Cultural Crossroads
Of the occldcnt and orient" As far
az is known. practically the whole
population OF tho peninsula OF
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nETA MorHERs. cLrrR

The Beta Theta Pi Mothers club
win meet at tho chapter house. 1917
+. 47th st. Friday April II. at 2
p. m. Mrs. Merritt Bioxom and Mrs.
r. G.. Smith. hos,ssses.
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CANADIAN
WOMEN ENTERTAIN

hOmEN EN- EsthiAlAF
The women OF the Canadian club
entertain with n luncheon at Fred.
erick Nelson's. followed by an
orpheum party. on Saturday after
noon. in honor OF Mrs. r. T.. Noble.
who Is leaving shortly for Edmon.
ton. Alta, TO make her home.
VAN ASSET PIT. A.
The Van ASselt PIT. A. win hold
it's annual election OF officers Fri.
day. April IL. Business OF impor.
lance will be transacted.
HoMEsTEADERs' CARD
PARTY
The Homestcaders will give a card
party Friday. April II. at $50 p. m.
at swedish Club hall. Eighth and
olive. All members invited
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giysn a. her home on next sunday
evening
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w. D. A. sEwING clRcIE

No. 81. W. b. A. Sewing circle.
will meet with Mrs, John MELON.
aid, sii9 t7d s. w. Friday. April
II. promptly at ,. m.
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WOAlEN OF
MoosEHEART LEGION

Tho Women OF Mooseheart Legion
win give a card party at tho home
OF Mrs. John Frederick Schnauser.
2os7 Warren ave. Saturday. April
IL. AZ p. m.
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wALLTNGFoRD
SOCIAL (IIfR

wailingford Social club viii meet
at tho residence OF MrE Otis w.
Brinker. 425s Burke ave. Friday.
April nth. at $3.50 ., m. Mrs II.
Ault and Mrs. C. Aluger win aasis,
as hostesses. Eastern stars cordially
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-10

II. In Greenwood hall. az S3rd and
Greenwood ave. All Eastern Stars.
Masons and friends arc invited
PAST NATIONS
ASSOCIATION
Past Mairons' association viii
meet Friday. April II. At .. m. At
the homo % Mrs. Ida Young. i,s
seth ave.
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UNIVERSITY cHAurAuoUA
LEscHr PIT. 4.

Leschi PIT. a. will hold It's an.
nual election OF officers in room 8,
az the school, on Friday. April II.
az Sl5 p. m. In the evening. Mt
o'clock, the children Of the school
wiil present program at the Grace
Methodist church
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BRITIsH.AMERrcAN
AgGnf-raTFnN-

The regular meeting Of the British.
American association win b held in
the Fine Arts hall. :o3s Third ave.
Friday evening. April II. Rev. DR..
II. II. Gowen viii be tho speaker.
All persons OF British birth cordially
invited.
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YsOsE SOCIETY
The auxiliary 70 the Seattle Rose
society wiz meet Friday. April II.
AZ IL o'clock. In the cafeteria OF the
Y. W. c. A. Or. William II. Eller
win speak on what Is a Garden
Members are asked 10 take 10 the
meeting plants and bulbs for which
they have no use. Plants viii he ex'
changed By members. The chair
man asks that they be well wrapped
and properly labeled.
BALLARD W. c. T. Y.
Ballard W. C. T. U. will meet Fri
cay. April ii. at p. m. with Mrs
Susan stelnauer. 1888 w. s3rd st.
4 ffrs. Dorus sypher will assist. The
y rogram will be in charge OF Mrs.
George Boston.
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Women's Clubs

S Clubs
II. In Greenwood hail. az s5rd and
Greenwood ave-. All Eastern Stars.
Masons and friends arc invited
PAST MATRoNs'
ASSOCIATION
Past afairons' association win
meet Friday. April II. At . . m. AZ
the homo OF Mrs Ida Young. ias
.s,h ave.
BRITIsH.AMER1cAN
ASSOCIATION
The regular meeting Of the British.
American association win b held in
the Fine Arts hall. :oss Third ave.
Friday evening. April II. Rev. DR..
II. III. Gowen viii be tho speaker.
All persons OF British birth cordially
invited.
WALLTNGFoRD
SOCIAL CLUB
wailingford Social club viii meet
Mt the residence OF Mrs otis w.
Brinker. fss3 Burke ave. Friday.
April nth. at $3.50 ., m. Mira II.
Ault and Mrs c. Aluger win aAsis,
as hostesses. Eastern stars cordially
invited.
BETA MOTHERS CLUB
The Beta Theta Pi Mothers club
viii meet at tho chapter house. 1917
+. 47th st. Friday. April II. At 2
,. m. Mrs. Merritt BloIom and Mrs.
+. @. Smith. hos,esses.
SILVER ANNIvERsARY
The silver anniversary OF the
University w. c. T. L. will be ceic-
brated Friday evening. April II. at
the homo Of Mira W. ]. Johnston.
5023 18th ". T. There will be
unique program. greetings from
former presidents. nm address by
Mrs Mary l. Stilwell. county prcd-
dent. and Mrs Alice Rollit Coo will
read. al active and honorary
members and frieudz are invited.
There will bc light refreshments
and an offering for the work.
WoMEN'S CENTURY CLUB
The literature and travel depart.
mant OF tho Woman's Century club
viii meet Friday. April IL. at II a.
M. at the Y. w. c. A. Program:
SWANS Way" Marcel Proust. by
Miss Sara williams. travelogue,
France. Tho building committee viii
meet at 1916 at the Y. w. C. A. The
regular meeting Of the club will DO
held at tho Y. W. C. A.. at .. m.
Election Of delegates TO the state and
national federation In June. Tho pro.
gram at p. m. viii be in charge OF
the music department. Mrs. George
Hacker, chairman.
The numbers follow:
"a Farewell" from 'yenszIs Suits"
..............s... Hsyin
tb) since You went Away johnson
fcJ "CatschrtHt t+.ssssssts 80 sharfib
Music Department Chorus.
(a) Russian Baiiadsf ......... .5eis5ted
Boris Malsky.
(b) Russian Kozak Dance. II. DeLaire
Courtesy Of Patricia Perry School OF
Classic DancinE)
(a) Come Down Laughing Btream-
let .......s,......-.... bpross
90 "Woodpeoker" ..s........e.. Nsvin
fcJ DAIRY Maids ..... Frank La Forge
Music Department Chorus.
Ia BE Not Afraid ". fnRsrBoil Waits
Mr.. Owen Williams.
tb) The Robin at Homs"..........
...............N Iugersoli waits
Mrs l.. y. Beckett.
words by Mrs. ~ fnRerHoii waite.
music by Mrs. q. II. BsrtalL
Members OF the chorus include:
Mrs. !. II. Nichols. supervisor; Mrs. J.
viii Jones, musical director; Mrs. T.. u.
beckett, acoompanist. sopranos--Mrs. J.
r. Nlchois Mrs. W. n. McTarcn. Mrs.
Prank Wolff, Irr. W. 4. Gilmore. Becond
soprsnos-MrE. u. W. Fiohr. Mrs a. -.
agenspon, Mrs. J. VIII Jones. Altos
Mrs. n. G. PiRott, Mrs. W. y. Hitching,,
Mrr A. n, Huahton.
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BAILARD ". c. T. u.
SEWARD SOCIAL

AND LITERAR- CLUB
The Seward Social and Literary
club win hold It's next meeting at
the Federation clubhouse. corner OF
Harvard and Thomas. Friday. April
II. a, 1 .. m. Mrs E. r. Davis
and Mrs c. d. Follrieh win be tho
hostessea Mr.. Max Weller, who
has recently come here from Port
land. win speak on Home Grounds
and Flower Growing"
SPONSOR SERIES or DANCES
The first OF series OF dances
sponsored by tho Alki wonen's Inn
proyement club and the AIki p. T.
4. for the benefit OF the commuu.
iiy. Win be given Friday evening.
April IL. at AIkI Community Hall.
Music VIII DO furnished by five.
piece orchestra.
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SPONSOR SERIES or DANCE,
CIRCLE O. OF
GREENWOOD CHrRcH

@A-t<h<tf W OD tdJ XIII
Circle Q. Of Greenwood Park Pres
bytsrizn church. win hold bazaar
and chicken luncheon In tho port.
aols adjoining the church on ".
sf'h ST.. Friday. April II. at 1918
o'clock. Dainty novelties, useful
articles and home-eooked foods will
be on sale.
UNIVERSITY cHAUTAUQUA
University Chautauqua will meet
a. the homo Of Mrs. J. ~. Shaver.
sof2 California ave. Friday. April
H. at p. m. Tho first eight chap.
'ers In Book 3, in america Faces
me Future by Drake, VIII be
taken up.
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GREENWOOD
CHAPTER 0. r. g.
Greenwood Chapter o. z. s. win
Eve q dance Friday evening. April
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Mr. ana Mr., James r. Bfowst.r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
A KossUTH K0R GYULEsE

"A Kossuth Magyar Kozmiivel6-
desi Egyesiilet most yasarnap, ju-
lius Gan este 8 oral kezdettel tart
ia rendes havi gyiileset sajat he
lyisegeben, a 124 East Federal
st. alatt.
A K0r tagjai ezuton is keretnek,
hogy a gyiilesen lehet6leg teljes
szamban vegyenek reszt, tekin-
tettel a targyalas ala keriil6 fon.
tos targyakra.
Kivanatos lenne, ha minden
egyes kori tag rendezne tagdijalt
A K0rbe beallani akarok, szin.
te a gyiiles alkalmaval jelentkez
hetnek felvetelre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
vERHovAY s21.

Az East Youngstown Verho.
way fiok, most yasarnap, julius g.
an tartja meg rendes havi gyiile-
set, a mindenki altal j6 ismert
Italian Hallban. A gyiiles del
utan 2 6rakor veszi kezdetet, a
tagok lqeretnek, 'hogy lehet6leg
-tejles szamban jelenjenek meg a
gyiilesen. e' ~
Igazan lit volna az ideje annak,
hogy mindenki pontosan reset We
gyen az osszejoveteleken. Z
A gyiiles alkalmaval lesz el6ter-
jesztve a felevi szamadas,, vala-
mint mas fontos Igyek.
A hatralekos tagdijait rendez-
re ez alkalommal mindenki. vi Ia
gok a gyiiles alkalmaval jelent-
kezhetnek felvetelre..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
A KATHOLIKUS IFJUSAG
NAGYSZABAsU PIKNIKJE

A youngstown magyar katholi-
kus Ifjusagi Kor, julius 26-an,
szombaton nagyszabasu pikniket
rendez.' A piknik helyeiil a terme-
szet szepsegeiben b6velked6 Camp
bell Parkot valasztotta. a. rende-
z6seg, mely Stop ID, Poland Ave.
alatt van.
A piknik delutan d6lutan Ike:
6rakor veszi maid kezdetet, a rem
dez6seg mindent elk0vet, hogy ez
a mulatsag fenyesen sikeriilj0n.
A nagyk0zomseg mulattatasar6l,
mindenfajta sz6rakozasokr6l gon-
doskodnak maid, mint Macy szen-
zaci6t emlitjiik meg, hogy muzsi-
kalni Kaczur Janos cleveland ze.
nekara fog.
"A piknik tekintet nelkiil az lido
jarasra, meg lesz tartva es6s
id0 eseten, hatalmas satrak nyuj
tanak maid vedelmet a nagyk0
z0nsegnek. Il IL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
A SCENT IMRE EdYLET.

Most vasarnap tartia gyiileset
a Scent 1mre Egylet, meg pedig uj
helyen, az Athleta Kor helyisege-
ben, mely West Federal Street
alatt van.
A gyiiles delutan ket orakor We
sci kezdetet, tekintettel targy-
sorozat fontossagara tagok ke-
retnek, hogy a gyiilesen teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg.
vi tagok a gyiiles alkalmaval is
ielentkezhetnek felvetelre, de el6
zoleg keressek fel az egylet hiva.
talos orvosat, DIR. Mahrert, ak
nek rendel6je, az Erie allo
mas epiileteben, a Hamory Bank
felett van.
A hatralekosok keretnek, rem
dezzek elmaradt tagdijaikat. Min
denki vegye tudomasul, hogy &
gyiiles az Athleta Kor helyisege
ben lesz megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET.

A SIT. Istvan Egylet julius ho
Gan, vasarnap delutan orakor
tartja rendes havi gyiileset a
Kossuth K0r helyisegeben. Ke-
retnek tagok, hogy teljes szam-
ban es pontosan jelenjenek meg,
inert fontos iigyr6l lesz $40.
Keretnek k0vetkez6 tagok,
hogy julius 4-en delel6tt 10-kor
a piknik helyszinen ielenjeneJ;
meg. Lunchticketeknel: Turner
JOSEF, Kaluczky Janos, Balaskd
Gyorgy es Jurista Istvan. Belle
p6jegyeknel: Krizsan Pal, ifj. Ga
lambossy Gyorgy, Kotel J6zsef,
Gregosits JOSEF, Horvath Ignac
es Krock Janos. Soft drink mel
Adam Janos, Walkoczy Uanos,
Roznoki Simon es Benish Andras
Junius shavaban felfiiggesztve
voltak: Ajvasz Marion, Paly6 10.
zsef es Pinter Gyorgy 3-3 havi
Stoke Gergelyne 5 havi hatralek
kal. Az alapszabalyok ertelmeben
keretnek a felfiiggesztett tago'z
hogy a gyiilesen szemelyesen' jelen
jenek meg, inert masok altal kill.
dott penzt mem fogadjuk ell.
Z heten a k0vetkez6 tagok bette.
GEEK: Hoffer Andras, 211 Edwards
St. Bin6 Jozsefne, 374 w. Della.
!, son Ave. Ozv. Hajdu Janosne
60 Haseltine Ave..- Tomaszon
Elekne, 327 Kyle st. es Dudai ia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
vERHOvAY 10s.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 109-
tx fiok beteg tagjainak nevsora
a kovetkez0:
Debroszky Julia, 1860 Wilson
Ave. Varga Mihaly, 1901 Man.
hatan Ave. Juhasz Josef, 222s
Edward Str iHoffer' Karolyne
Donald Ave. Hoffer Andras, 211
1899 High Str Horcsik Mihaly
ne, 1447 South Ave. Szabt
Gyorgy, Stop "a Sharon Line, je
lenleg City Hospital.
Gregosits JOSEF, ,titkar.
All Kyle st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

us havi gyiiles elhatarozta, hogy
harom h6napon keresztul bealla-
si dij nelkiil vesz fel nj tagokat,
hogy ezaltal is alkalmat szolgal-
tasson minden magyarnak az.egy-
letbe valo felvetelere. Az egylet
vallaskiil0nbseg nelkiil fel vesz
tagjai soraba minden becsiiletes
magyar not vagy ferfit, akiknek
eletkora 16 tvt6l As evig terjed.
Beallasi dij egyaltalaban mines,
a havidij Is cent, ennek ellene,
ben fizet az egylet heti $7,00 be-
tegsegelyt, vaIamint halaleseti Sc
eelyt. Ez az egylet a legregibb
Youngstownban es konveken, Sc
gillette betegeit - az 0zvegyek-
mex, arvaknak jar6' illetekeket
mindig idejeben ts pontosan XII
flzette.
B6vebb felvilagositast minden-
kinek keszseggel ad az egylet el-
n0ke vagy titkara.
A legk0zelebbi gyiiles julius g.
an, vasarnap delutan lesz meg
tartva a reformatus templom base
mentjeben.
Kis Andras, elnok.
Molnar Istvan, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
A z D EG E G Y L E 7
Eel HIV A S A.

A Youngstown Els6 Magyar
Betegsegelyzo Egylet felhlvast
intez Youngstown, valamint a
korny6ki magyarsaghoz. Ez az
egylet, mely harminc ev 6ta be-
csiiletesen es pontosan teljesiti ko-
telesseget, megerdemli magyar
SAG osztatlan partfogasat. A junl-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
,7e-1K cs1KK.
A gyermekek apolasa az agyban.

Gyakran valtoztatni kell a fekvohe
lyet, amig agyban fekszk, inert ez igen
fontos nemcsak gycrmek pihenesere
nezve, de azert is, inert ezaltal elkerii
Ii, hogy gyermek testenek barmelyik
reszeben torl6das keletkezzek Minden
nap szivacs, vagy kadfiird6t kell nel1i
adm. Laz ellen 600 +. fox k0riiD fir
dot kell adni egyszer, vagy ketszer
magas.
H6merseklet.
A fiirdS lr6mersekletet thermome-
terrell, azaz h6mer6vel kell megallapi-
tani. Egy beteg gyermek firdetesenel
4 mindenfele 6v6intezkedeseke kell meg
4 tenni, nehogy a gyermek megfazzek s
mem szabad megijeszteni vagy feliz-
gatni. Hideg vizes ruhat vagy jegsap-
kat lehet a fejere tenni furdes alatt
hGmerseklet leszallitasara, vagy ami
kor meleg pakkolast adunk. Ha ke-
zei vagy labai hidegek, Zorro vizes i've
get lehet hasznalni
] Mindenfele betegsegnel vizivas ma
/ gyon fontos. Gyakori id6k0z0kben kell
vizet kinalni, lehet6leg minden 6raban,
mig a gyermek ebren van es fell kell
jegyezni mennyiseget, amelyet ivott
Beteg gyermeknek minden nap kell
szekeles6nek lenni beontozes, vagy
.meleg viz hasznalhat6 celb6l. A vize-
les mennyiseget fel kell jegyezni ha
sziik0s, akkor tobb vizet kell neki adm.
Tenny az, hogy egeszseges bebiknek
boldog az anyjuk. Megfelel6 taplalek
es megfelel6 apolas minden bebit EROS
Sc es izmossa tesz. Ha mem tudja bebi
jet szoptatni, els6 gondolata az Eag-
lie tel legyen. Az anyak harom nemze-
deken at hasznaltak mihelyt Eagle
fajtat adtak nekik, lathat6 es gyors ja-
vulas ALT be. A Borden s Company ha-
rom nemzedeken at a szil6k ezreivel
felismertette tenyt, hogy gyermekeik
1 egeszsege fontos lepes jov6jik sikere-
mex biztositasara Borden s Eagle tel
i y gyermekek milli6ib6l nevelt limos
IS eros ferfiut es not
Tizenharom ewes leanyokat az anyak
lem tartjak nagyon 0regeknek meg
De amikor leanyok ezt kort elerik,
.kkor tele vannak remenyekkel IS IL
.atottak lesznek es mem tudjak ezt any
uknak megmagyarazni. Ez a kor igen
eszelyes a leanyok eleteben, inert egesz
estiik egy bizonyos valtozason megy
Seresztiil es ilyenkor sziksegiik van any
| 'uk condos apolasara. Ha mindenna-
u etrendj6ben Borden's tejet ad me-
Il, akkor egy sziiks6ges tenyez6vel Sc
'iti atmenni ezen veszelyes valtoza-
on Ket ev6kanallal adjon neki min
'ennap delel6tti vagy delutani et-
sezesnel. Oldja fel haromnegyed csc
re hideg vizben. Az Eagle tejet ha-
'art tojassal keverve, vagy pedig gin
'er ale, sz6l5le, gyimolcsle vagy coco
/ al keverve adhatja
Minden varand6s anya, aki magat
8 egeszsegben 6hajtaia tartani, tisz-
lisa meg . fogait minden etkez6s utan
| 5olgate's Ribbon Dental Creammel. "A
'ogak ragjak AIT az etelt, mely erJt
Vi anyanak IS b6bij6nek. Biztosan IS
i6l megtisztitja Colgate 8 fogakat.
0lvassa 81 figyelmesen mindsn h6ten
,sslEet cikkskst = 6risss mag, hogy
n j0v6bsn hasEn1lhassa.
/ s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
Az Greg EGYLET GYtLEsE.

Az Els6 Magyar Betegsegelyz6
Egylet, most vasarnap, julius g.
an tartja meg julius havi rendes
gyiileset. sA
A gyiiles a szokott helyen,, a
reformatus templom basementje-
ben fog lefolyni, kezdete d6lutan
2 orakor lesz. Keretnek tagok,
hogy a gyiilesen lehet6leg teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg, hatra-
lekosok tartsak kotelessegiiknek,
.tartozasaik rendezeset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
nosne 1900 Silliman st

nosne, 1922 Silliman st.
A betegseg Horvath Istvan ell
noknel jelentend6, kinek cine: 80.
8. Lane Ave-, telefon szam 1858.
Horvath Istvan, elnok.
Mixich Gaspar, jegyz6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFED-UP HEAD

n your nostrils are clogged and
your head Is stuffed because Of nasty
catarrh or cold. apply a little pure.
ant!septic cream into your nostrIls. 1t
penotrntes through every air passage.
soothing and healing swollen, in.
famed membranes, and YOU get In.
slant relief.
Try this. Got small bottle bf
Ely's Cream Balm at any drus store.
Your ooGgcd uostrils open right up.
Sour head 10 clear; no more hawking
or snuffllng, Count fifty. All tic
stufflncss, dryncss, struggling for
breath is gone. You feel fine Nd.
vcitiscmcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
10 John A. Frater, Deputy United slate. ATTORNEY

@ len leA ma your associate ava good JOB IN obtaining
conviction or The rec on syndicate heads Objectionable
part Or their scheme aside
other unoerts tho betrayal
20 obtain stock subscriptions picking
fireman 10 hsiry 7 brothers they dd than the mails
etfTul They violated the
lhe morale and makes efficient such Organizations
CHIEF SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
To Mayor Brown

Dear Doc I'm surprised gallant you arc
How Mr. your
for two whole days with word Council President
iandrHf With and Mrs Landss
Henry q. palhy, secretary a day
mayor" By welcoming tho muluudss
who daily rl offces. CHIEF SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
To THE Law"

out Of s25 prisoners IN the county only
serving sentences for waiting
and tomo'haFe waited months Il lawyers
and Judges
spending time thinking tsghnc1ics
speedy trial. for eycponc-bui like
ruiution aa become draI
generally tho who talking defending
The constitution They're busy talking they
TO DO IT, CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
To NORTH Thomson

your SonIn.aw's brokerage
firm should DO forced 20 close It's doors but
actually or tho mos,
liberal coast, even your
harsh hardly creditors
other members Of family. An "lnlaw"
without going this CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
To the British Government

Efficient statsHnaH embroisI dispute tho
LE]p3H7 one 0f u lhs Euf
N"pr cons expect 90 Do that mother
brave statesmen fsrsfsuE
VIII hFoFn school that win fa
country, weapons OF defense CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
To Mrs. Charlie Chaplin

Dear Lltn: good thing tho training of you friend
hubby for honeymoon
youu ind eustadn don't hh that
leave who si traditional
SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
To the Weather Man

Dear Chap Thee clear these uppy
nights and oggy mornings odfaab0ued
Puget Sound mist would
folks used 20 q, you know CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
VETS ARE SLOW
Only Few Have Applied for
Adjusted Compensation

Altho tho war department has
trained staff OF $500 clerks 10 aid
In pressing claims for adjusted
compensation. only a comparatively
few veterans have applied. out OF
100000 veterans entitled TO com.
pensation, less than 100000 have
applied, the war department an
nounccs.
Cash pay FOR compensation be-
comes due March /. 1925. but unless
applications arc promptly made tho
payments will be delayed
Protection thru the insurance fca-
turc is awaiting dependents OF vet
Grams, the department announces,
just rs soon as the applications arc
In. Every effort is being made TO
arouse interest In the measure and
action on the part OF veterans.
Applications are being taken at
% Ycsler way and at Fort Lawton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
To the Boy Scouts

Dear ia1f' AiFhF Ead to village IHe
MF heart foss uuf 10 ar who training
ono "a" ha finest tfnE modern Ufe O.
p}mair and show hsm how the dya feathers
SEATTLE.