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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-24
lard OF Thanks

NM wish to express our grateful
ssnS t''.lon 10 the neighbors and
lae.s VINO administered during the
nj, h. ~, VI our loved one and also for
scs,, '1hpleSsions of sympathy in our
s JIes W. Taylor
NJ NJ ana Mrs. Russell S. Taylor
NJ, Mr. Kleber c. Taylor
". ' and Mrs. Leon H. Pratt
llcsbsn,,..a ana Mrs. Elias A. Taylor.
'uFsan' April "a, 1924t
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-24

Oldsmobile Six motors have valves
11a inches in diameter which Is larger
than most bigger motors. This is
one reason for its superior power and
performance.
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Subscriber for the Independent-Re-
porter, Names best weekly. For
sale on all news stands at sc per
single copy; $500 per year in adj
vance.
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Try an ad in our Egorybody's Col
umn. They bring results. Free to
our farmer subscribers.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-24
F. w. Wyman & Co.

4 Fnneuil Hall Market, BOSTON, Mass.
bnrEesf commission receivers OF New
England Live Poultry. Write for our
instructions on dressing poultry mud
shipping eggs. tf8
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SHIP HENNERY EGGS
% LiUe e Dressed Poultry

The best outlet insures best prices.
Your shipments will be paced for sale
to the cream Of the Faneuil Hall
trade. Let US prove to you the value
of capable, honest and untiring COM
mission service
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-24
GENERAL FARMING
ACTIVITIES

j. \. Simpson of Starks has a very
nice flock of sheep and early lambs.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-24

Mrs Harry Greenlaw of Pleasant
Ridge has purchased a nice flock of
White Wyandotte hens Of Mrs. Alvin
Barron OF Concord and plans to raise
quite a lot of chickens this year.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-24

Hanson e Fox were at Twelve
Corners recently. They bought four
cows of D. II. Robbins.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-24

The Norridgewock Woman's Farm
Bureau held an all day meeting at
the Grange Hall Friday and enjoyed
a picnic dinner AT noon. The subject
of the meeting was Correct Corset
ry and Fabrics Miss Hare. the
county demonstration was present.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-01
La Pelicula Quedaba
Entacta

Los viejos metodos de cepillarse
dejaban intacta gran parte de la
pelicula. Ninguna pasta dentifrica
ordinaria la combate ehcazmente.
Por este la ciencia dental busco
elementos destructores de la pelf-
cula y finalrnente descubrio dos.
Uno sirve para coagularla y el
otro para removerla sin necesidad
de ninguna restregadura perjudi-
ciaf.
Autoridades competentes COM
probaron la efcacia de estos meto-
dos. Entonces sc cre6 una nueva
pasta dentifrica, basada en- la in
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-01
Note Ell Cambio

Para saberlo hay que hacer esta
prueba. Despues juzgue por 10
que yea y palpe. Sera una revela-
Cion.
Mande ell cupon, para obtener
un tubito para 10 dias. Note que
lirnpios Sc sienten los dientes des-
pues de usarlo. Observe la ausen-
cia de la pelicula viscosa. Yea
como los dientes Sc emblanquecen
medida que las capas de la peli-
cula desaparecen.
Entonces conprendera I'd. cuan
irnportante es para los mienbros
de su hogar. Corte el cupon ahora
n1isno,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-01
CONSERVATION, REPARlCT0N Y
RECONSTRUCTION DE EDFFICFOS
PUBLIC0S

La reparaci6n Y conservation de edi-
ficios phblicos es uno dc los deberes de
dicha Division. AiIo tras afio SO ha lla-
mado la atenci6n de la, Legislature res
pecto a la inadecuada asignaci6n de que
Sc dispone para la conservation de edi-
ficios pdblicos, algunoS de 6stos por
ecierto bastante antiques.
Por tanto, Sc ha recomendado que la
cantidad de S65.0O0,00 destinada a la
conservation de edificios pdhHcos in
sulares sea aumentada en- un valor su-
.ficiente para ctibrir cumplidamente Las
necesidades de este servicio
Por 10 one Sc vera registra este servi-
clio en- este aIlo un deficit de S2,34632
que ha sido cubierto con transfereneias
especiales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-01
Otros Efectos

Pepsodent multiplied la alcalini-
dad de la saliva, que sirve para
neutralizar los acidos de la boca,
causantes dc las picaduras de los
dientes.
Tambien multiplied ell digestive
del alnid6n en- la saliva, que di-
giere los depositos arlilaceos que
de otra manera Sc fermentan y
forman zcidos.
Esos elementos naturales so7
esenciales para la protection de Ia
dentadura. Las pastas dentifricas
hechas a base de jabon los debili-
tan. Esta es una de las razones
por las que fracasaron. Pepsodent,
por ell sontrario, multiplied su
Do6er
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-01
Del empr6stito. -.
toca+.nu.ciOD de :. Ira. BAG,

dadas, Residencias para Granjas Agrf-
cOlaS.
FL proyecto del Capitolio Insular, fue
terminado hace meses con un presu-
puesto total de $1,100,455.33 despu1s
de practicada su revision, Y pOr cuya
suma Sc celebr6 la sGbasta el dfa IA
de Julio.
La construction del edificio destina
do al Cuerpo de Administration para
ell Leprocomio. ha sido contratada Y Sc
espera su terminaci0n para dentro de
un par de meses.
FL contrato para la construction de
10 casetas sala de operacioncs come
dor en- ell Leprocomio fu6 tambi6n adj
iudicado igualmente esta bajo cons
trucci6n.
| Los proyectoS para Ia construction de
Cortes de Distrito Institute de Afedi-
Gina Tropical -tocanea su fin. Y nj mis-
mo tempo Sc presta atenci6n a los de
| Hos italics de Distrito otros de menor
importancia. que han de construirse con
cargo la partida de los $5000,000
| a9untados V ademaS csta Division la
| dado conlienzo a Ia construction de es-
tuelas rurales en- distintos municipios
de Ia Isa. con cargo a II asignaci6n de
| $S00.00O acordada por la Legislature a
ese fin.
| FL total de obraS eiecutadas p0r la
Division de EdificioS Pdblicos durante
81 alo fiscal que eXlira, asciende a In
mucho las actividades del trabajo de
construction Ell tpocas pretGritas Esta
cantidad representa- un aumentO de un
! - por ciento Sobre la invertda e alo
fiscal anterior. FL promedi0 mas alto
obtenido en- 6pocas anteriOreS fuG duran
te cl afo fiscal 1870 y. Gpoca en- que Sc
un million de d0lares. pe?o debe tonarse
en- consideration, sin embargo que dem
| tro de eSta Suma So comprendfln mats
de quinientos mil dGlareS GaStadoS Ell
la construction del Barrio Obrero de
Martin Peiia mientraS que en- el pre-
sente alo la cantidad de trabajo ejc-
cutado esta diStribuida entire TN sim
n(1mero de edificios grandes peque1os
Ell totias las municipalities de laA isla.
IrequiIiendo provision adicional por
consiguiente ell personal competente ne
| COCO rin
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-01
Esa Pelicula Sucia

Los dientes estan cubiertos de
una pelicula sucia - esa capa vis-
cosa que I'd. siente. Sc adhere a
los dientes, penetra en- los intersti-
clos y ALI permanece.
Las manchas de los alimentos y
otras la descoloran, y entonces
forma unas capas empanadas. Ell
sarro proviene de la pelicula. Por
este es que los dientes pierden su
brillo.
La pe1icula retiene tarnbien
substancias alimenticias que Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-01
in Placer

fernentan y forman acidos. Man
tiene el acido en- contacto con la
dentadura produciendo la carries.
Por ESQ los males de la dentadura
eran casi universities.
Los microbes sc reproducen por
'millones en- Is pelicula, y estos.
con el sarro, son Ia causa principal
de la piorrea, que hoy es tan
alarrrauternente cOnun
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-01

Mire a su alrededor - note que
dientes tan hermosos I'd We. Cb-
serve como la genie sonrle para
1nostrarlos.
Piense EN- ell au1nento de belleza
que los dientes como perlas han
traido.
Actualmente rnillones de per-
sonas asean su dentadura con u1l
nucvo procediniento. listed 10
empieara al conocerlo. Aqui Sc lie
ofrece una prueba de diez dias para
QUO 10 conprusbe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-01

vestigaci6n moderna. Estos dos
grandes destructores de la pelicula
fueron incorporates en- ella.
Esa pasta dentifrica Sc llama
Pepsodent. En- la actualidad es de
uso mundial, mas que todo por
conseio de los dentistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-01
Sin Costo
Esta Prueba Es Gratis
Yea FL Cupon
Protein El Esnalte

Pepsodent coagIlla Ia pelicuia v
IuegO la reIhueVe p0r medic de un
Rgente muphO mas SUave que ei
esnalte. Nunca use I'd. niaterias
raspantes para cOnobatir IA pelscuia,
Milford chronicle., 1924-12-12

sung by Mr.. Frederick Wyatt:
Men," sung by Miss Elinor Thomp-
son, and when You're With the
One You Love-" sung by Edward
Taylor, will please every best girl
in the audience.
The list Of bOx-hOlders and seat
takers who have already planned
gay parties for one of the perform
ances of Snapshots" bespeaks a
gala three evenings at the Play
house. Many children's parties will
enliven the matinee, which will have
its own feature, "The Tiny Tumbling
Troupe" just for the children.
Local People ON List of Patrons
Among those on the list of patrons
of Snapshots of 1924" are Judge
Richard S. Rodney, DR.. Rowland G.
Paynter, C. Douglas Buck, Governor
William D. Denney, Hon. Coleman
du POnt, Pierre S. du POnt, Irenee
du Pont, DR.. Frank Grier, Major
John ]. Kingman, DR.. James A. Dra-
per, DR.. Margaret 1. Handy, William
S. Hilles, Hon, Leroy Harvey, Caleb
S. Layton, Jr., Willis f. Harrington,
Josiah Marvel, Hon. Willard Sauls-
bury, Robert H. Richards, DR.. ]. w.
Bastian, Bishop Philip Cook, Walter
G. Tatnall and many others.
Names of those in the cast include
Miss Jane Richards, Miss Carolyn
Miss Helen Townsend,
Miss Suzanne Murphey, Miss Sara
Townsend and Daniel G. Anderson.
A few of those on the various COM
mittees working behind the scenes
10 make a success of Snapshots"
Milford chronicle., 1924-12-12

Almost any Cabinet will do, If it
hasn't an oil finish.
Milford chronicle., 1924-12-12
MiIlsborO

The Monday Night Reading Circle
held its weekly meeting with Mrs
Ollie T. Atkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Truitt are
the happy parents Of a baby girl
born on November "a, at the home OF
Mrs. Truitt's father, in FrankfOrd.
On Saturday afternoon, December
20, there will be offered for sale
from the parsonage porch, one large
double heater, an excellent one; a
good air tight stove and various ar
ticles Of furniture. These things will
be disposed of before Rev. and Mrs.
Buckson move to the new parsonage
to make their home.
Mrs. Maude Thomas of Chester,
Pa, spent part of last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.
Blackstone.
In addition to the epidemic of
grippe in town, hiccoughs have made
their appearance. Frank Outten, Ed
ward Outten and others have been
affected for two and three days be-
fore relief was obtained.
Early Monday morning aid was
asked of our fire department to as
sist in extinguishing a fire that
threatened the home of Clinton Wat
son, the undertaken, at Frankford.
The call was responded to and
quick run was made to render any
assistance possible. Mr.. Watson's
barn was destroyed but his resi-
dence was saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Lingo enter
tanned large number of friends at
dinner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Ellis have been
relatives in Philadelphia
this week.
Don't forget that there is yet
plenty of time to put your name on
The membership roll of the Red
Cross. An organization as far /
in its mercies is worthy of |
your support and it is an honor to
yOur town to have an active interest
n its undertakings.
The president, J. c. Ellis, or the
reasurer, Mrs. e. e. Carey, will
Sladly receive your name if you have
lot been called on by the member
hip solicitors. Don't neglect your
Harvey Kitchens of Wilmington
pent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
'homas Galloway.
w. R. B. West and little son Billy
nd Miss Eunice Galloway of Phila-
elphia, also spent Sunday with
riends here.
R. Elwood Godfrey is on a busi-
ess trip to Philadelphia this week. s
George Robinson, Jr., the small '
on of Mr.. and Mrs. George Robin
on, narrowly escaped serious in G
Try by an automobile last Saturday
fternoon. The little fellow received
ainful injuries about the face and
cad, but not of a serious nature.
Milford chronicle., 1924-12-12
FELTON,

Last Thursday, December 4th, the
W. c. 7. U. Society held a meeting
at the home Of Mrs. H. Masten which
was well attended and interesting by
reason of the discussions and bust
ness transacted. It was then decided
not to hold social meeting on De-
cember 18th because the Christmas
holidays were so near at hand, but
there will be a meeting held at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Jarrett Thurs
day afternoon, January 1st, 1925, to
which all members and interested
persons are requested to be pres
ent.
Sweet potato market is going high
er with each week and the demand
seems not to slacken. Those who are
shipping are anxious to get off to
the Christmas market as many as it
is possible to sell without over
crOwding the supply.
Most farmers are done husking
and housing their corn crop, but a
considerable number are finishing or
making great effort to get the crop
in the cribs. The price for corn
steadily advances and the growers
are anxious that the crop be housed
in first-class condition. The fodder is
a secondary consideration, but that
is a valuable coarse feed on every
farm, for no one can foretell how
long the cold and storms of winter
will make it necessary to feed stock
we'll.
The store of Charles Killen has
been bought by Earl d. Reamus and
he will take charge at the first of
the new year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Killen will move to
Milford where he has a position in
one of the shipyards. They will be
missed by the folks in FELTON,.
James Layton has a position in
the Masten Meat Market.
Mrs. Jolena Satterfield and daugh- |
ter, Mrs. Lea Harrington, are in
Trenton, New Jersey, where they !
will remain until after the holidays.
Mrs. Imogene Clifton is in Kan
sas City, Mo-, where she will pass
the winter with her son, Reynolds.
Mrs. Josephine Whitaker is con-
valescent from pneumonia.
Thomas Chambers and wife and
John Carson and wife were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter,
near Lincoln City, last Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Rench is a guest of her
daughter in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry Hill and children have
from a visit with relatives
n Trenton, N. J.
Milford chronicle., 1924-12-12
GAY MUSICAL SHOW HAS
DELAWARE CAST

Everyone in the state who likes q
dashing girl and music show with
plenty of pep and comedy in II
ought to be on hand at the Play
house in Wilmington for-one of the
four performances of Snapshots OF
1924" to be given Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, December
15, 16 and II with a special matinee
on Wednesday, the 18th.
The entire cast of this mirthful
and tuneful show is made up of over
100 Delaware girls and men, directed
by Charles S. Morgan, Jr., famous
producer of Mask and Wig and Prin-
ceton Triangle successes. "Snap-
shots of 1924" is written and devised
by Charles Morgan himself, as well
as produced and trained by him. It's
going to be good.
Mr.. Morgan has been glad to avail
himself Of popular local talent to
appear in addition to the beautiful
dances, chOruses, comedy and song
hits of Snapshots" proper. George
Madden and his Delawareans, well
known to all Rehobothites, have
worked up jazz comedy act, in
cluding "a Symphony in Black and
Blue" that will bring down the
house. The Aircastle players will
give "a Matter of Husbands" Two
sisters of Wilmington, said to out
rival the Duncan Sisters of vaude-
vile fame, will add another laughing
skit to Snapshots of 1924" Frank
dupont and Sumner Mullin will
oblige with a speciality, stepping
Stones" Miss Kate's" star dancers
and the boys Of the Sigma Nu club
will assist in making Snapshots of
1924" long remembered as one good
show.
Such song numbers as 'Why Do
They Make Them So Beautiful"
Milford chronicle., 1924-12-12
Adams Cross Roads

Miss Eva Devore and Leroy Gibbs
Of Philadelphia motored here on
Thursday and spent the Thanks
giving holidays with her sister, Mrs
Fred Fountain returning to the city
on Sunday.
]. M. Adams butchered two hogs
on Monday weighing 1872 and 42O
pounds.
Mrs. Minnie Kemp Of Vienna, Nd,
is spending some time with rela-
tiVes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fountain Wis
tied Hickman friends on Sunday.
Bloomery Aid will meet with Mrs.
Blaine Bullock Of Smithville, this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Adams and
family entertained Rev. C. M. Atkins
and family and Mrs. Annie Todd of
Concord on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormond Wright
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ad-
ans.
Almost any Cabinet will do, If It
hasn't an Oi1 finish
Milford chronicle., 1924-12-12
.BIanchards Station

Mrs. Anna Harmon left here last
Saturday for Wilmington and on
Tuesday left that city for Oklahoma,
where she will make her home with
her son, Charles Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Kratz returned
to their home at Kennett Square,
Pa, after passing a week here with
his parents.
Norman T. Webb and wife were
Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rogers, near Greenwood.
c. L. Harmon and wife were Sun
day dinner guests with her father,
John Morris, near Greenwood.
Charles O'Bier and son were Sum
day visitors with Marshall A. Webb,
near Oakley.
Milford chronicle., 1924-12-12

include Mrs. Willis F. Harrington,
Mrs. Francis V. du Pont, Mrs. L.
Scott Townsend and Mrs. James H.
Hughes, Jr.
Milford chronicle., 1924-12-12

It. was awful to punish the Ger
mans by refusing to let them pay
taxes for military establishment.
Milford chronicle., 1924-12-12

I'VE must protect our feathered
folks" Well, forbid the sale Of tar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10
FARRELLI HIREK'
REFoRMkTUg 'EcYHAz.

-
A Farrelli reformatus egyhaz
mar par h6nap. 6ta pasztor nelkiil
maradt, az iiresedesben ley3 lelke-
szi allAsra hiyek bizalma Vecsey
Jen6 ref. lelkeszt valasztotta meg,
aki aprilis len 81 is foglalta lelk6-
sci hivatalat.
"A megvalasztott vi lelkesz beko-
sz0nto baszedjet mutt vasarnap,
aprilis Gan tartofta megfmely al
kalomb6l teljesen megtelt a refor-
matusok temploma..=53
Az uj lelkeszt nagy szeretettel
fbsadta hiveh serege.~s bizva bi-
xix abbap, hogy aidhsps miikode-
stnek nemsokara megsrneks maid
gyiin6lcsei. Isfvn orszaganak ma,
gyobb dics6segere.s4ssy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10

EL0zETEs JELRNTxs.

Az Iparos Egyesulet nliikedvs-
loi e ho 26-an, szombaton este fel
s oral kezdettel sajat otthonuk-
ban (1426 Housed Ave-, S. E. egy
.szindarahot fognak el6adni. tame
cal egybekotve. A szindarabnak
cine "A pofozo masina'', bohdzat
kuplekkal 2 felvonasban. A darah
ia kovetkez6 szereposztassal keriil
szinre: Bukta Gyarfas nagykeres.
ked6: Simon Janos, Matild, fele.
Isege!; Ko%ecsi Irma, Agas Lean
der: Kaincz Mihaly, Pokrocz Ga.
zsi: Wolkan J6zsef, Kat6 szoba
leany: Wolkan J6zsefne es ket
hordaf. Rendez5 KSVecsi Domon
kos, Ezen szereny estere minder
egyes honfitars pArtfogasat keri ;
sendez6seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10

Az Altalanos Munkas Betegse-
gMyz6 Szervezet cantoni "a. osz-
talya majus San, szombaton este
nagyszahasu tavaszi bait rendez a
Bandi Hallban. A baf'alkalmaval
kisorsolasra keriiI maid egy ma
gyon ertekes moi arany ora, min.
den egyes belepti jegy szamozva
lesz, azok tulaj ajdonosai koziil ke-
riil MAID Xxi. a szerencses nyer6. A
mnlatsagon, melynek sikere erde-
keben faradhatatlan szorgalommal
buzg6lkG3ik a rendezoseg, a hires
eantoni vonoszenekar fog muzsi-
kaAni. A bal a Bandi Hallban les2
megtartva.
Remeljik. hogy ezen a balor
minden masra tekintet nelkii
egyutt lesz az egesz magyarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10

esipkat " esy k9tfast, Ference Gy3rgy.
ne egy abroszt, Pataki 7Jozsefne egy
agytakarot, Varga Ferencne egy. puiy-
kat, Hnszti Janosne egy asztaIfutot es
esy -esipke kosart r6zsakkal, Haszty
Ilonka ket teftat, Huszty Irsnke kst
yard csipket, P6sa Annuska egy kis asz-
tai terit6t, T6sa Laszlonel egy asztal-
fut6t, egy divanyparnat, ket babat es
egy husveti kosarat, K5rosf6i Janosne
h&rom gallon eeetet.
Ez volt az alliancei nGi egyletnek a
nldsodik bf2arja, dacara. hogy keyesen
voltak eifg So ,asznuk volt, az 9sz-
szes kiadasekat leronva, tiszta haszon
1913 dollar es 81 ccat. Amisrt is fogad-
jak leghalasabb k0szonctiinket mind
,azok akik k9zrcmikodtck.
Az egylct neveben:
T6sa Laszl6ne, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10
Macy. szIhEL6An4S
HUSV1T ELs0 NAYJAN.

Father Majer yezetese melietf
nagyban felynak az el5kesziileteiSs
Farrellben. A romai katholikus
.hitkozseg lelkss tagjai nsgyban1
kesziilne4 egy csodaszep magyar
darabnaH, "Ber" "-nak el5adasa-
ra. Farrdl, Sharon es Sharpsville-
ben, valdmint kozeli magyarok
lakta helyeken egyebrol Sc beszel-
mex mostanaban mint ;errol az el6-
adasr6i.
A szerepBk faradsagot nep is
NERVE lfolytatjak pr6bakat, hogy.
"a "Bor'7 el5adasayal sokaig en-
lekezetea estet szerezzene MAJ
gyarsagnak.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy ezen ma
pom egyetlen egy magyar egylet
sem tart osszej0vetelt, AIT hisz-
silk az el6adas telt haz el6tt fog
lefclyni.I A,magyarsag yallaskii-
lonbsaE sfgysitt ,lesz ezen !
napon, hogys gyonyork kSajAk ( en-; 4
mex kivalo darabnak minden
szepsegeben.
A "Bor'', Gardonyi Gezanak
legjobb darabja, 3 felvonasos elet-
kep> magyar falu eletebol, gy6-
ny0riiszep magyar, n6takkal fiji
SzereZve. k@s J
Father Major faradsagot nem
ismerve 4azpn'.Ean, hogy eegy min
den tekIntetben els6rangu eloadas
ban legyen resze magyarsagnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10
niles, OHIO
A BETEGsEGELYz0 BALJA.

q A Nilesi Else Magyar Betegse-
galyzo., Egylet majus lien, szom-
baton este nagy tancmulatsaeot
rendez, melyre mar most felhivJa
a magyarsag figyelmet a nulatsag
rendez6sege. ,es'
A balt6l meg tobb mint .egy h6-
nap valaszt ell benniinket, de mar
most munkaba fogott a lelkes rem
dez6seg, bogy ez a bal minden te-
kintetbsn sikeriilj0n. A bal este 6
oraksr kezd6dik azon Rig6 JOS
ka fog muzsikalni teljes zeneka'
raval egyetemben.