davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
DISzN0HUs HELYETT a. A6EGHAI.T
ANY6sT LopTAK Ell.

Ezzel a cinmel a k0vetkezoket irja q
Szentesi Kisgazda" cimii lap: A ma
rokbau nagy vigalom volt az egyik
szarvasdi gazaa tanySjan 1ncxituri ba-
thrban. Diszn6tort tartcttak. Ahogy i
kolb5szt meg a hurkat megt6ltott6k,
cgycnk6nt szalling6ztak a tanyara az
ismerOs6k Is az lcls6 szobaban nlegkcz-
'ldd0tt diszn6toros vacsora. A toltJtt
kaposztaval eppcn vegeztck, nlikor a
konyhaban ~ anyds htrtslsn 6saEssastt
Is nsghalt. A gazda mem Magyar secret
to auy6sat, a vendeeek kcdvet seu,
akarta clrontani, ,elhatarozta, hogy n
augja rsgsetig ! holts 1T, uegglelre We
get er q yaacsora is, akkpr is raAE maid
halottksm. meg p pap ut&n szaladpi.
4 gazda Jtlctet elsogaata j falcsGse ie.
q 0rsgasssony holttsst6t kiyitaek .
kanarabas helststt<k ~ ~ Hres tGkn6be
IS letakartik. Aztdn, ,%1afptha mi sem tor
tent volna, bementcks q szobaba ven.
a6gckhez IS lfeznalattok a frissen silt
kolbaszhoz. As iszn6tor hire perszc
nessze inesy a saasdk lsSizott. Ismerct
len yalalsik elhataroxtak, bagy ansis q
mpri tart c.lopjak I t;s f55sss,,.:! 5iss.;,! val6 lust
! ksnrAb0l. a toNajok sszrevstlsniil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
PARISBAN 12 oRvoST LETART0z
TATTAK.

Parisbol jelentik: A cocain-, NOR
phium es 6piumelvezes j. elterjedese a
rendorseg figyelmet hivta fel IS nyo-
mozast inditottak annak kideritesere,
hogy honnan keriilnek XII ezck mer-
gek. A nyomozasnak meglepo eredme-
nye volt, amennyiben kideritettek, hogy
Parisban tizenket orvos van, akik meg
felcl6 honorarium ellcneben m6dot
nyujtanak ezeknek bodit6szereknek
megszcrzesere. Eddig czerketszaz gya-
nus vevenyt fedeztek fel es meg hat
ezcr ilyen veveny van az, egyes 4gyogy.
szcrtarakban. A" rcnd6fsGg hdrom no,
tartoztatott lie, alik inletszeruen fog
lalkoztak ezeknck az eladasaval. A
gyanusitott tizenket orvost is orizetb>
vettek. A nyomozas erelyesen folyik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
1zGA14MAs vADAszKALANDRoL

szamol be cgy olasz, aki multi telet a
hideg sarkvideken t0ltotte. "Egy szeps
augusztusi nap dslutanjaa sol a
vadasz tud6sitasa = elhagyott tenger-'
6bolnsl k6tattunk ki. hogy egy h6valI
fodott siksagon, a Spitzbergak legjobb
lcgel6helyen iramszarvasra yaaasszurlk. :
Ggy dombocska tetejer6l vegign6ztdk a
|latohatart es az ,engcm kiser6 evez6solS
csakhamar ket frkete pontot aattak
! foltiinni. A net pont felenk tart6 iram-
szawas volt, mire mi azonnal "k6ve
Yaltunk'' azaz ugy helyezkedtiink .el,
abogy egy sziklaesoport benyomasit
5,aaselthettiik Alig pillantottak meg az
/ iramszarvasok & rnozdulatlan fekete to-
.mcget, szostnal felsnk tartottak. Eek
7 az .allatok. ugyanis rendkiviil kivancsiak
Is hizalonmal .teljesen kozelcdnek az
emberhez vagy barmi mas targyhoz. z
mev szemikbe 0tlik. Mikor az irnm
kszawasok lotavolba kcri:ltcka rcajul
,l6ttunk, azutan rogt0n elindultuuk alb
/ ba az iranyba, ahof az allatok clhullot
tax. Ebben a pillanatban azonban siri
k0d huzodott a kornyekre, a napot at
hatolhatatlan fatwol vonta be .es eg.
,atalmas tomeg Walt lathat6va. Eg,
medve! A fegyver megtoltese ts 10
YES csak egy piilanat muve volt, dc ;
hestia hatalmas ugrasokkal elmenekiilt
K0nnyi fuvallat eloszlatta kodfi
tyolt Is mcdvc iramszarvass;i valtr
zott at. Talan az elvarazen'- o'.'-" |ggba
d vagyunks Uira selzlgk AZ aiiatra ts a
iramszarvas hcIsetf anelyre tiizeltiinl
cgy nagy siraiyt 1Jttiink lie. A k5
ugyanis sarkvidekcken esodalatos css
l6dasokat okoz. Egg foleanak fejc,
hogy a tenger szin6n felmeriil, hatalma
sziklas szigetkep bcnyomasdt kelti {
/, cgy feher k6 puszta mez6ben .vegtclc
h6siksagot yarazsoI szeu ele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
Az EMBERIsEG ATKA:

a tiidobaj, L rak es verbal. A vilag-
haboruban a verbal annyira eltcrjedt,
,hogy mauapsag borzalmas meretekct
olt. Margulics DIR. paris orosz emig
rams lapban AIT irja, hogy az ut6bbi 10.
ev alatt Franciaorszagban 1,500,000-en
halifax meg ebben a bajban es az alfalfa
eloidezctt betegsegekben, vagyos ugyan
anuyian, mint amcnnyit Franciaorszag
q vilaghaboru felyaman elveszitctt. Az
orvosok allitasa szcrint az cmbcrek a
lcgartatlanabb m6don is megfert6zhe-
tik magukat. Sok bctcg titkolja bajat
es megfcrtOz masokat is. A het mill6
'akossal bir6 kis Bel@iumban sz;lzczrck.
re mcgy v6rhajosok szanla. Bue ia
mar szamitasa szcrint naaa ban Paris
ban van 200 600 ilycn hctcg. Francia-
orszaGban cvcnkcnt 10000 ifju hal meg
cbben bajban Is Il eyermckhalanlo
sagnak is gcz Il f6ok:. Nerbajos sziii6ll
100 gyermclle Aoziil 30 szilet6s utani
clso hetckben hal el, 20 az .elso h6nap
folyan.:in, 16 meg6ri 10. CvGt es csak
. gy6gyul meg. Parisban 9051 aldott
allapotban lev0 fert6zott no koziil S41S
meg sziiletise cl6tt vagy k0zvctlen uti
ia veszti el gyermck6t. Az orvosok
t0bbs6gc AIT lliszi, hogy betegsegnek
egyedil felvilagositas reven lehet
elej6t venni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
MEzOGAZDASAGI UJITASOK
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1s2s-BAN,

Az Orszagos Magyar : Gazdasagi
Egyesiilet hivatalos kozlonyenek 0ssze- /
foglal6 ismertcteseit elolvasvan, ketseg
tcleiinl lmegallapitjuk, hogy mez6gazda-
sasunk nagyszabasu ujjafejl6d6sben
van. Jelent6s l6pesckkel haladtunk elo-
re es celszeru programme van a legko-
zelebbi j0Eo teendGinek, uJitasainak Isl.
Az 1923. esztend6 kia1akffotta az.
Orszagos t'oldbirtokrendez6 Bir6sag
munkarcndszer5t foldbirtokrefdr,f
igazsagos vegrehaj asaban ElkesZillts. a
tapasztalatok alapjan a f0ldrefornr no.
vella, amely a Macy t6megek f0ldhoz-
juttatasat szabalyozza. ~
Torvtnyt hoztak a f6ldmunkasojs
yillalkoz6 szovetkezeteicli allami ia
| mogat asarol. ugyancsak torveny teszi
immar lehet6v6, hogy vitas munkas
ts cseIediigyek targyalasanal munka
adok Gs munkasok valasztott iiln0kei
| egyarant helyet foglalnak. Mem csekely
szocialis ujitas, hogy a fizetend6 legki
scbb munkaberek megallapitasanak ell
rcndelesere jarasonkent bernie gallapitt
| bizottsagollat szcrveztek. A gazdasag
munkasok ingyencs jogsegelye szinter
halado l6pes.
Cscreben oszi buzaert 0tezer meter
mdzsa tavaszi buzavet6magot osztet
tax szet. Tavasszal, kiil0n0sen kisgaz
daknak 900 metermazsa ncmcsitett sor
arpa- 6s 100 metermazsa tengcriveto
mag keriilt kiosztasra, osszel pedig J.
czer metermazsa ncmesitett 6szi buz
yet 6mag.
A leromlott burgonyatermeles meg
iavitasara vetGmagot importaltah
pr6miumot altak. A termeseredmsnyei
| fokozasara bevczetctt6k permctczt
ont0z6st, er0teljescbebben propagalta
Ia miitragya Observation-Disclosures nepszeri
I siteset.
20 holdon sikercs gyapotttcrnielae
kiserletek t0rtcntek.
Aatte,yeszt6siink minUsegbeli fe
iavitasa erdek6ben tenyeszkialltaso
tartattak, mig hussertestenyeszts
fcilcsztese ugyancsak el6rehaladt. NJ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
MIKoR A rERJ NO.

Erdekcs llazassagi tortenetet mond
tel a Chicago Tribune Lacrosse, Wise
v;irosaban meghalt egy munkas, akinels
okmanyai William Taylor nevre $50
lottak. Halala rendkiviil erdekes tort6-
nctct eleventh fel William Taylor ere
detileg no volt es bar mar negyven eve
hazaseletet folytatott, felesegeben So
hasenl meriilt fcl lily iranyu gyana
Rendkiviil elcsodalkosott, amikor ha-
laleset alkalmab6l AIT kozoltek vele,
hogy ferie no volt. Hazassaganak tor
tenetet a kovetkcz6kbcn mondotta Ell:
William Taylort ncgyvenhdrom evvel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
Az IGAz1 MAGYAR PELDA.

Belegi Lajos vasszecsenyi foldbirto,
kos ptldat ritkit6 bokezHs6gggel .muts-
tott psldat magyar tarsadalomnak
Minap kclt clhatarozasa szcrint ugyan-
is f0ldbirtokos 100 metermazsa buzat
ajandekozott kxlonfele kulturalis in.
tezmenyeknck. Az okirat szerint az
ajand6k mindcn JtYben kijar az intezc
toknek, ICY a vasnaegyci kozkorhaznal
a5 .maasa, az arvahaznsk Il Is fel, :
yakok intezetfnek 25, a tudomanyo'
akademianaT4 25 tes ket kiskorunak ?:
mazsa. .s,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
AMKRIKAI MAGYAR4IRLAP

& ~ y
eredmenyesen. A kivitelte keriil6 vaj
minSssgi eilen6rzsset Is magyar vaj
j6 hrney6.iek mcgrtdesst torv6sy fog
ia biztesitani.
A lokiyitel, . yAsomarha- ks vaE6juh
akivitel nsgk0asyit6stse expostvasaro.
kat rendezfek,
A Budapest mellett epal6 csepeli h-
k0t5 es a Sio szabalyozasa yoltak je-
lent6sebb vizigyi munkalatok.
A novsngbetegsegek ellen noy6nyNe-
dolmi hizottsagot szerveztek. A nov&ny
nemesitcs nay lendiilctct -vett.
A iselycmgub6ncveles $4,000 kiloval
javult.
a mezSsaz d'sag szakoktatds - van
dortanit6k .utttn is =. egyre mslyebf
k0rre terieat ki.
/ Sok uj tortfnt tehat eW ev alatt I
magyar fold termokepcsstge; a gazdA
kod6 lakossag Observation-Disclosures
cmelese IS mdvclesc erdek6be,l. Bisz
! kek ehetunk ra, hogy sok nehezsea
dacara is 1olgozunk - haladunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
DEBRoszKY ANDRAs

Youngstown legr6gibb magyar optic
vallalkoz6ja: BIindenfele 6pit6st bizto-
stick 6s a legjobb feltetelek meilett
elvallal. Ha epiteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy bizalommal forduljon Debroszky
Andrashoz, aki epitkezeshez ingyen ad
tanacsot, rajzot es k0ltsegvetest Cim;
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 Wilson Ave.,
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
HAzAHozNAK oTEzER HADI-
rOGLYoT.

AZ Oroszorszagban lcv6 magyar had;
Ioslyok llazaszallitasanak isye ujb6l
napircnare ,keriilt. K6rilbcliil otezer f5-
re tchet6 azoknak a sza,na, akik ha-
zaszallitast varjak. A karmaBypart leg
ut6bbi 0rtekezlete ugy Ehatarazott
Logy 3sl baylifogoly .bazasz szallit6 shizottsas &
ujra HegalaAuljon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
AaYoNLoTrE A lcsEND0RT

Nadon Pasztor Mihaly. Szabo J6zsef
,szcrcncsi cscnd0rGrs hazkutatast akart
nald ,tartapi. mert a k0rnyeken sok 10
pascal gy;inusitottak. Alig lapctt a
bazba cscnd6r,. amikor Pasztor Mi
haly agyonlGtte. Letartoztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
MEGHALT, AK EGY EJSZAKAN
SzijLETETT PEr0FIvEI.

Kaposvarr6l jelentik: A gigei sz6lo-
hegynck erdekes halottja van. Meg
halt egy Bill Wendell newt ember 10l
csztend6s koraban. aki azert erdekes
Is ncvezetcs halott, inert azon az ei-
szakdp sziilctett. amelyiken Petofi Sal
dor: 1922 december 81. ejszakajan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
APR0 HIRDETESH

Magyar vagy tot leany keres-
tetik i6 csaladhoz altalanos hazi
munkara. Aki megelegedett, hl-
lando munkat akar, keresse fel a
ITO Delaware Ave. alatti hazat
vagy hiyja fel: Auto: 77474.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
EI.AD0

10 hold els5 osztalyu buzaterm6 fold
gyiirei (Szabolcs m.) hatarban. Tuda-
koz6dni lehet
Loschitzer & Engel bankiizleteben
W. Federal Street, Youngstown,i Oliio
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
EL4AD0

jo forgalmp patent 'medicina iizlet
a West Endeb, mas elfoglaltsag
Matt. Erdeklodok hivjak fel ezt
a szamot: Auto. 74257.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
AZ OAK PARK KERtjLETEBEN

;lzonnal .elfoglalhat6, 4 szobas minden-
mel ellatott haz elad6. Ara $500. Left
zetcnd6 $1,000 tobbi mintha lakberet
fizetne. A haz SIT. Cyril es Method
templom kozvetlen kozeleben van.a.
JOSEPH P. SABEL
303 Mahoning Bank Bldg.
Main 1858 Auto. 76261
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
SzAZALEKKAL MOVE.
KEDETT EUROPA BUZA-
TERMELESE.

A hahoru mindcntt crosen nlegvisel-
tc u mez6gazdasago es meg sehol sem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
~ HIREK AZ 0HAZAB0L a
KAssA MAGYAR MARAD!

-. -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-23
RENTS TORISE NO HIGHER?
BY Albert Apple

Rents for houses and apartments have stabilized
stopped rising of the principal American
cities This the belief of the National Association of Real
Estate Board after checkup 1t accordingly notifies it's
members.
In Is out of 100 Cities the checup showed
are dropping They're rising in only 10 out of every 100
cities
This, however, may be only temporary situation not
permanent Queer things happen to prices before long,
rents included.
In May 1920 after long period of initiation prices
crashed and brought hard times Or hard mies and
made prices drop Whichever prefer It's like the his
torlc debate as to which came first, egg chicken.
Then prosperity slowly returned Prices started rising
Economists announced that secondary period of initiation
had started running true to historical precedent When
this secondary price initiation its course prices will say
agan-lf history repeats
The tendency of prices through the centuries travel
in cycles of about SO years apiece Prices rise for, roughly
20 Then they fall for 80 years. They don't fall
steadily Instead they zigzag up and down much like
the teeth OF saw placed at an inclined angle.
Up and down. up and downgradually sinking to normal.
That's what happened after the Napoeonc and American
Civil wars Changed conditions Cor not) prevent
return 10 normal For instance counryS tremendous
gold holdings Gold tends to keep prices up.
No one knows the future. One guess is good as
other
The real estate association reports that in cities Of $4,000
TO lO0OOO population, rents average SIS for
month IN the best structures the most desirable locations
halfway grade OF accommodations averages $40 ROOM
The bottom grade rents for Sd a room.
In cities of 100000 population and over monthly rent
ranges from $25 down to $5 with $40 for
ondgrade housing There's much for between the
$25 and $40 grades The real estate association says this
because any who afford than $40 sat
listed only with the very BEST
Apparently the only thing that can drive rents down is
ouldng as many homes needed The housing short
age still is with us, though vanishing steadily
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-23
Backyard Fairgrounds

jump, a pole vault, dive, riding in
an automobile, an airplane, or a me-
chsnial device at an amusement
park. Once fear is overcome the
pleasure is universal.
The first consideration, therefore,
in the construction of a swing, is
safety. A swing should be built by
a good workman. Iron pipe is pref
cradle for the framework, but with
care a safe and substantial swing
frame may by built of wood at q
considerable saving. Ten feet is a
good height. The seat should be 20
inches from the ground.
The accompanying sketch indi-
Gates safe method of constitution.
Material for frame:
Two pieces, inches by inches
by IL feet ,(uprights).
Four pieces, inches by inches
by 8 feet '(braces).
One piece, 4 inches by 4 inches
by feet (cross BARI.
One pound No. 20. casing nails.
Approximate cost, $3.50)
The joints should be mortised,
bound with band iron, or braced
with 2 by inch cleats.
If an iron frame is desired, the
following materials are needed:
Two pieces 3-inch pipe, 13 feet.
One piece 3-inch pipe, 6 feet.
Two 3-foot elbows.
Two 3-foot flanges.
Approximate cost, $18.67).
For galvanized pipe and malleable
fittings, add about 25 percent.
If set 3 feet in. concrete, no braces
are necessary.
Chain is superior to rope for the
swing. Hangers should be Of roller
or ball-bearing type to avoid wear.
Hangers, or swings complete with
hangers, may be purchased from
local sporting goods dealers. For
children up to or 6 years, baby
swing of the chair type is prefer
able.
Material for swing:
Eighteen feet Of bulldog chain,
No. 40, 80 cents.
One piece, 2 inches by 8 inches by
20 inches, Is cents.
Two ball-bearing hangers.
Cor wood frame, $4.28.)
(For pipe frame, $5.70,)
Instead of ball bearing hangers, a
blacksmith will make either of the
two hangers shown in the upper
left-hand corner Of the diagram for
about one dollar
The steel link swing is ready
made with ball-bearing hangers.
Cor wood frame, 5000; for pipe
frame, $500. The chair swing is
ready-made with ball-bearing hang
ers. Cor wood frame, $7.5O); for
pipe frame, $9.5O.)
An old automobile tire, suspended
by rope or chain, makes a very
good improvised swing, and, if hung
about 3 feet from the ground, also
answers the. purpose Of a trapeze
for small children.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-23

ranted numbers and the protest of
parents is met with rent a locker,
or, "cut your initials in the cover
of your ($165) book.
Complaint is also made to the eff
feet that beside the three RS that
too much time and attention is de-
voted to the development of Drawn
(athletics) and too little to the de-
velopment of brain such as is to be
had in debating and kindred under
takings.
Talk is rife also relative to waste
in the domestic science department
which, if true, makes of the expert
ence acquired in this department, a
liability to the child rather than an
asset. Yet, we are told, complaints
in this connection are passed over
lightly, Notwithstanding the added
possibility of much money unneces-
sarily spent.
Tales are told also, of lack of a
sufficient degree of dignificd pro-
priety between teachers and stu
dents and, there certainly is a
marked degree of lack of courtesy
in the attitude of some teachers to-
ward visiting patrons. This partl-
cular phase has developed to that
extent that students are very re-
luctant to have parents visit the
school fearing that they (the chill
dren) will later be the objects of
a venomous spirit on the part of
the teacher. In other words there
seems to be a feeling on the part
Of some of the teachers that the
school and it's work is none of the
parents business.
Such thing should not be and
where they appear there certainly
must be ways providing there is
will to correct them.
The matter of the proper func-
tioning of the public schools is one
of very vital Importance. There
for, in the first instance, there
should be some one, at least on the
board who has the time, talent and
inclination to go into school matters
with a great deal more thoroughness
than can reasonably be expected of
a man in the middle of his business
career. This would suggest the
addition of a lady to the board.
In conclusion it seems pertinent
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-23

Were not very busy just now"
said Nancy. "Nick and 1 can 20 and
hunt for him if you like. Maybe he
has stopped to play 49,,
Like as not" said Mrs. Cotton
tail severely. "Ill be much Obliged
if you do" -
Off started the Twins, and they
looked and looked and looked for
Cutie Cottontail. But nary a hair of
him could they see anywhere. 1t
seemed as though the earth must
have opened up and swallowed him.
II wonder if Wasp Weasel" be.
gan Nancy, dreadful thought COM
ing into her mind. Ir
There's something. What's that %
They had come to the edge of the
creek and there lay the lard on the
bank wrapped in large green leaf.
Bat no Cutie, and no paper, and no
little wooden holder!
What do you suppose can have
happened to him?" she cried. "Cutic.
oh. Cutie. Where are you?"
Just then Mosey Mud Turtle poked
his head out of the water.
Are you looking for somebody ?"
he asked. eff it happens to be Cutie .
Cottontail, saw him sailing of in
a boat two hours ago."
Nick knew now why Cutie was so
anxious to have the lard in a wooden
thing Snapped like boat"
(To Be COntinued)
Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Incl
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-23
SUPPORT THE BAND

One of the most interesting enterprises conducted in
operation with the board of education is the Juvenile Band
fostered by the Association of Commerce. This aggregation
OF young musicians makes the second public appearance
the Auditorium next Friday evening" packed house should
greet them.
1t takes several years to build up worthy organization
but IN the of L. Soren has done very well
ana mas the enthusiastic support OF the band members and
their parents There nearly forty members the band
and beginners band recruiting body for the ad
vanced organization is being maintained
In addition Mr.. Sorlein has found time to instruct High
School orchestra.
Only nominal entrance fee will be charged for the after
concert at the High School auditorium for the
cert at the city Auditorium in the evening The loyal
support given the band in the past should be accorded it
again next Friday.
Help boost the "kddies" band
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NOTE FROM MRS. HAMILTON TO
MRS. SALLY ATHERTON

M DEAk Mrs. AIHERION:
l am sending you by express to-
day shopping bag with its purse
and vanity fittings; also a travelling
bag. Mr.. Hamilton picked these out
for you himself in Cordova, and /
think he took great pride and pleas
ure in doing this. l hope you will
Ike them.
l was more frivolous, and pur-
chased you an evening gown at
Cabot Soeurs in Paris. At that time,
my dear Mrs. Atherton, I did not
know of course Of your bereave-
nent; consequently l am not ex-
pressing the evening gown to you
Instead l am holding it until you
wire me if there is anything you
would care for more. The dress, by
the way, is of silver brocade, which
think would be very becoming to
your brilliant hair. It seemed to
look like you on the model.
Don't feel Iat all c delicate about
having me exchange it for you if
you feel that you would rather have
something more somber.
l am sending also the coincidence
Of both Mr.. Hamilton and myself in
this letter, and want to tell you
that Mr.. Prescott feels that he could
hardly keep his Office properly with
out you. He positively declined to
give you back to Mr.. Hamilton.
Sincere regards,
ALICE HAMILTON.
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Night Letter From Ruth Ellington
to Leslie. Prescott.

Night Letter From Ruth Ellington
to Leslie. Prescott.
flcase go to the most exclusive
sf0p in Fifth Avenue and buyd One
yellow negligee, one set white tedr-
gette pajamas embroidered in orange
blossoms and one matched set of
white chiffon underthings. night
dress, teddies and princess slip. All
OF these must be the finest that you
can obtain. Alta Harris is to be
married the week after Amy Harker
and insists that her things must be
? timer, which of course is very nice
for us. Don't be afraid of the price,
as she has given us carte blanche.
You can get a very good price of
course if you pay cash.
l have had another letter from
Walter, but don't think l am going
to give up business even for him.
Will tell you about it when yoa,l,eet
home. ~ 49, o,o,
Your mother is very happy, /
think she would be pleased with a
thread lace shawl and cap to match
as a gift. Saw one at Altman's
when was in New York.
Met Sally Atherton at your house
the other evening. She doesn't like
me. RUTH. -
Night Letter From Leslie Prescott
to Ruth Ellington 49,
Purchases made. Gorgeous finery.
Have been showercd with lovely
gifts by the family, but l want to
come home soon, Will he there dav
after tomorrow. LESLIE.