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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

barbertoni kepviselok mem jelen-
TEX meg.
A gyjiles legfobb targyat fl
zetesi rendszer kepezte. Hosszas
megbeszeles utan es dacara annak,
hogy legt0bben a jelenvoltak ko-
ziil belattak, hogy nemregen
Clevelandban megtartott kis kon-
venci6 skalaja semmivel sem meg
felel0bb mint a mostani skala, a
keriilet megis kimondotta, hogy a
fiokok utolagos j6vahagyasanak
kikerese utan a skalat referendum
ra ajanlja, felteve, ha az az ALA
mok biztsoitasi hivatalai jovahagv
iak. A cleveland egyeb referen-
dunn javaslatokkal nem foglalko-
zott a gyiiles, amely ARA az alias
pontra helyezkedett, hogy fize.
test rendszer fontos kerdeset mem
szabad osszekeverni egyeb referrn
dunn dolgokkal ez alkalommal.
A fiokok kepviseloinek jelente-
Sc szerint a keriilet minden fiok-
janal a tagok legnagyobb reszc
megmaradt az egyletben az akroni
fi6kot kiveve, amely mintegy loo
tagot vesztett. A t0bbi 0sszes flo
kok egyittveve mem vesztettek
100 tagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
CANf0NI HIREK
Kohl: Wolkan j. J6zsef.
TEA-EsTEK.

A szokott kedves hangulatban
folyt lie az Iparos Egyesiilet ket
legutobbi tea-estej2. Marcus %
en- Fogel Karolyek, marcus 29-en
Both Sandorek lattak szivesen a
megjelenteket. AIT mondanunl1
sem kell, hogy mem volt semmiben
hiany.
A husveti iinnepekig mar mem
lesz tobb tea-est tartva, tekintet.
tel husveti bojtre.
ss s. Il
A Cantoni lparos EgyesJlet rem
des havl gyiileset most vasarnap,
aprilis San fogja megtartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
Az OREG EGYLET GYULEsE

Az Elso Magyar Betegsegelyzo
Egylet most vasarnap, aprilis Gan
tartja gyiileset delutan ket oral
kezdettel reformatus templom
bezmentjeben.
A, tagok keretnek, legyenek szi-
vesek szemelyesen megjelenni a
gyiilesen, hatralekosok pedie
fcltetleniil rendezzek hatralekai-
kat.
.Tekintettel ARA, hogy, a gyiiles
tareysorozataban t0bb fontos
targy szerepel, kiyanatos lenne az
0ssztagsag jelenlete.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
A BRIDGEPORT SZOVETSEG
K0ZLEMENYE.

A Bridgeport Szovetseg aprilis
havi rendes gyiileset, tekintettel a
husveti iirnepekre, mem honap
harmadik vasarnapjan fogja meg
tartani, hanem vasarnap, aprilis
13-an, delutan 2 oral kezdettel ia
1874 East Federal st. alatt lev3
Kossuth kor kistermeben.
A tagokat mar most figyelmez-
teti a vezetoseg S keri oket, hogy
a gy,llesen feltetlenlll Jelenjenek
meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
Rom. kath. egyhaz
KERRszTEr.Es.

A SIT. 1stvan egyhaz plebanosai
multi vasarnap, marcus 30-an ke-
resztelte meg Derverics Istvan es,
neje marcus 21-en sziiletett kicsi
fiat, Janos es Viktor nevre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
KERijLETI GYtjLES.
Alaposan megbeszeltek Verho-
way Segelyegylet iigyeit vasarnap
nyolc fiok kepviseloi.

A Verhovay Segelyegylet 14-ils
keriiletehez tartoz0 fiokok rendki
viii erdekes gyiilest tartottak va
sarnap delutan Kossuth k0r kis
termeben. A gyiilesen Gregosirs
J6zsef keriileti elnok, youngs-
town. 1O5-ik fiok titkara elmo.
kolt.
A. kerulethez tartozo tiz fiol,
KOHL kepviselve voltak: Youngs
town, Akron. Canton, Alliance
Niles, Warren, Kenmore es HUB
bard. Az east youngstown e.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
EGYHAZMEGYEI GYijLEs.

Amint megirtuk,. Mahoning
megyei presbyterianus egyhazak
egyhazmegyei eyiilese husvet hat-
f0jen es az ARA k0vetkez0 kedde,l
lesz megtartva templomunkban. A
gyliles tagjai az egyhazk0zseg
vendegei lesznek, az ellatasukhoz
szIlkseges osszeg eloteremtese er-
dekeben lelkesz most szemelye-
sen keresi fel az egyhaz tagjait..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
TEA-EST

Az egyhaz ifjusagi kore most
vasarnap, este I oral kezdettel q
templom bezmentjeben mlsoros
tea-estet rendez. A koz0nseget
nagyszeru mlsorszamok S jo enni
inni valok. varjak. Belepti dij
mines, alra minden magyar emher
szivesen latott vendeg. Kedvcs
lenne, ha egyesek kekikkcl mas
hasonlo jokkal meg megajandGkoz
max az ifjusagi k0rt ebbol az aka
lcmb6l. q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
T'EMETEs.

Sulyos csapas erte a 1891 Salt
Spring roadon. lak6e Csillag Janos,
es nejet sztil. Horvath Jpliat. AZ
alig egy napos kis leanykajl
Juliskat elragadta konyortelen
halal. Temetese y hetfon, marcus
24-en tortent rom. kath. egyhaz
szertartasa szerint. s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
HALOTTI MEGEMLEKEzEs

Aprilis else napjan, kedden reg
gel enekes, koporsos gyaszmise
volt hberaval az elhunyt Vekassy
Erzsebetert es Ferenci Mihalyert
A halotti megemlekezest Szilagyi
Erzsebet szolgaltatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
KOZGYtjLEs.

Ez esztendei elso negyedevi koz-
gyulesiink most vasarnap, aprilis
San, az istenitisztelet utan lesz
megtartva. -Kivanatos volna, hogy
a kozgyiilesen az egyhaztagok tei-
jes szamban yennenek reszt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
Reformatus egyhaz
PRESBYTERI GYtjLES.

A reformatus egyhaz presbyte-
rluma, amint az hirdettetett is,
aprilis sen, szombaton este 7 oral
kezdettel tartja meg gyiileset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

A Nagybizcttsag vasarnapi gyiile-
SEN csak 6t testiilet volt kepvisel-
We. - A megvalasztott ARA hiva-
tott NagybNottsagi tagok mem
tesznek eleget kotelessegiiknek. -
Mindennel t0r6dik a magyarsag,
csak saj&ts iigyeivel sxemben tanu.
sit biin0s k6nnyelmistget.


csak saj&ts iisyeivel sxemben tanu.
sit biin0s l0nnyelmiiseget.
Vasarnap este tartotta a Macy
M2ottsags gyiileset Kossuth k0r
kistermeben, teljes reszvetlenseg
mellett. A liagybizottsagi tagok
max ugy latszik mem fontos a
Nagybizottsag, legalabb is. AIT mai
tatja teny, hogy ezen a gyiilesen
mind6ssze negy egylet es egy egy-
haz kepviseloi jelentek meg, azok
is hianyos szamban Sajnalattal
allapitjuk meg, hogy az ARA hiva-
tottak. egyaltalan nem torodnek
tisztsegiikkel 5 meg AIT SEM tart
jak kotelessegiiknek, hogy ha an
max tisztsegnek betoltesere, mek'
re megvalasztattak - keptelenek.
akkor legalabb adjak vissza tiszt
segiiket megbiz6iknak. Ut6bbi lido
ben valosagos letargia lett urra a
magyar lelkeken. absolute mem to-
r6dnek semmivel, mem erdekll
oket semmi. Csodalatos dolog,
hogy ez a jelenseg eszlelheto min
den alkalommal, alkar egyhazi,
akar egyleti, akar tarsadalani meg
mozdulasrol van $50. A legt0bb
magyar embernek kisebb gondja
is nagyobb, minthogy k0zos igyek
kel is torodjek, hidegen hagyja
inindenl - de ha azutan valaml
baj van; .lha:s azutan sziiksege van
Nalanare, akkor persze 3 leghan-
sosabb, 8 a legkovetelShb.
/. A vasarnap este tartott Nagybi-
zattsagi gyiilesen egyedul romai
katholikus egyhaz egyik kepvise-
loje, SIT. Istvan, Kosuth, Yer
hovay egyletek, valamint Nun
kasbetegsegelyzo Szervezet kepvi-
seloi jelentek meg, termeszetesen
hianyos szamban.
Az iilest az eln0k. Habodasz
Gustav megnyitvan, multi gyu-
les jegyzokonyvenek feiolvasasara
es hi+elesitesere keriilt sor, mely
ntan titkar teszi meg jelenteset.
Hosszu es szenvedelmes vita in
dult meg marciusi unnepseg le
folyasa Jelentesenek kapcsan, azon
ban tekintettel ARA, hogy a Macy
bizottsag. mem rombolni, hanem
epiteni akar, elhatarozta, hogy a
kerdest leveszi napirendrol at
ter targysorozat tobbi pontja
ra. A szegedi egyetem segelykerG
levelere, sajat penztarab6l $5-t
utal Xxi, melyhez Molnar Mihaly
szinte csatol maya reszerGl
ugyanannylt, Farrell Labor
Defense Council segelyt ker6 leve-
level nem foglalkozik erdemben, a
tagok a maguk reszerol $5.75-t adj
max 0ssze kert celra.
A Magyar Haz kerdese kerilt
ismet szoba. kerdeshez minden
cgyes tag hozzaszolt, alaposan meg
yitatta a targyat, kiilon0sen AIT a
lSerdest, hogy mennyiben artott a
legutobbi incidens a, Magyar Haz
igyenek Tekintettel azonban an
IA. hogy ilyen nagyfontossagr
kerdes felett csak az osszmagyar.
sag, illetve annak kepviseloi lla-
tarozhatnak, utasitottak a. titkart
hogy meg egyszer szolitsa fel a
nagybizottsagban kepviselt egy-
hazakat es egyleteket az egyitt-
n,iilodesre a. legkozelebb egybe
hivand6 gyules hatarozzon az.
ntan a. Magyar Haz iigyeben. A
felszolalasok soran Molnar Mihai,, !,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30
DECLARACION DE DOMINIC
EX PARTE.

POR CUANTO, habiendo presenta-
do el abogado don jose C. Jpsino una
moci6n a nombre de don Miguel Vac
10, para que Sc declare a su favor el
dominic dc la siguiente fnca:
"SoLAE: Radicado en- la calle Ca
rretera del poblado de Cata1o del Mu
nieipio de Bayam6n, en- ell sitio demo-
minado "'Punta'', de cuarenta y siete
metros de fondo, por el Este en- lindes
con Rufno Torres; cuarsnta y siete
metros por el fondo Oeste, en- hndes
con Succession de Ramon Martinez; ocho
metros al frente Norte, en- lindes con
la CarretNra siete metros al Sud,
en- Hndes con un cafio. Conteniendo
dos casas de MADEIRA terrera con bal
con techo de zinc, una situada con
fronte al norte, otra al fondo del so
lar'.
.POR TANTO, habiendose ordena-
do por ell Honorable Juez de esta cor
te Sc pubiQue Ia pretensi6n por tres
veces en- I'm peri6dico de los de mayor
circulacion de los que Sc editan en- es-
ia ciudad para que los que tengan al
gdn derecho real sobre el inmueble des
critic, las personals ignoradas quie-
mes pueda perjudicar Ia inscription y
en- general todo ell que desee oponerse
puedan efectuarlo dentro del tSrminc
de sesenta dfas libro Ell presente On
San Juan, Pto. Rico, de Sept
de 1924.
Luis Vergne ORTIZ,
Secretario.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30
UNA QUEJA "A LA PoLICIA


En- estos momentos de suprema lu,
cha, en- que Sc agita ell pueblo puer.
torr1queho, para ir a las urnas cleo
torales, uevando sus electores, quie
mes han de dar las futuras mayorias
con elias hacerse respetar al go.
bierno de la cosa pnbica.
En- estos momentos es que debe-
mos ocuparnos de los fntereses de la
comrnidad y defender al pueblo de
10 que en- reaHdad le perjudica.
Sabido es que hace alrededor de
un afo, merodea por los diferentes
pueblos y distritos de, nuestra isla,
una 'pandilla sea una andante
exploitation publica, la cual en- su ex-
plotacion, HECHO ESTE QUE. ES
CONTRAEIO A LA MORAL al
buen nombre de las autoridades del
pals.
Nos referimos ciertas pleas que
son contrarias a la Ley. por contar
con bancas de dinero, que estan con-
sideradas como un iuego de azar, el
cual Sc realiza por medic de una ro-
lima ruleta, no sirviendo de mas
que para benefcio del que la explo-
ta mientras que ell p1blico siempre
pierde. Hecho que no debe tolerarse
porQue es contrar1o al C6digo Penal
Estos hechos Sc reaIzan por dos
extranjeros, en- todos auuellos pue-
bios y distritos donde SO encuentran
con un jefe de policia benevolo, que
engahado en- su buena f6 por estos su-
jetos, les premite tai juego
Ellos alcgan tener la exclusive de
tai negocio, y no sabemos que hacen
para no permitir, en- donde llegan u,
otras personas Sc establezcsn con pleas
de buena ley en- las que Sc juega al
AGAR.
Por 10 tanto l1amamos la atencion
aquellas personals a quienes este
pueda interesarle para que nos ayu.
den en- esta campafia.
Deseosos de saber 81 estas perso-
mas tienen pueden hacerse lie tai
exclusive, esperamos que SO le presto
alguria atenci6n esta queja por las
~utcr' dados qre estan en- ell deber de
hacerlo; defendemos de esta manera
al pueblo en- general y las personals
que Sc dedican al verdadero negocio
las cuales pueden de una manera hon.
rada y digna cumplir con las ordc-
nanzas municipales no perjnd,car
al pueblo.
Yea ESQ, pues, la policia.
Firms dos:
Tredesvindo Rojas y Hno., julio
villanueva, c. Hernandez Hno., Jose
Nazario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30
HE DICHo

Tambi6n Sc rccibieron entire otras
muchas adhesiones las siguientes: Hon.
Juez Rodriguez Sierra, Bolivar Pagan,
Jose R. Aponte, joaquin E. Becerr1l,
Rafael San MILAN, Manuel A. Marti-
noz D&vila, F. Manuel Toro, don
Yuyo Carrot.
Tanlb!en los ilustres dom1nicanos
Lcdo. Jacinto R. de Castro, represen-
tante &c santo Domingo en- la Liga de
las NaciCres, y el doctor Jose M. Ca
bral, Ex-'ninistro de ReIaciones Exte-
r1ores le aquel pals, expresaron srs
simpat{as y admiration hacia ell Home.
najeado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30
Ell banquete a..
continuation de la p&R. 81

hombres 81 acertamos representat lu-
cidamente nnestro papel en- la escena
del mundo.
Y nuestro papel es, ante todo y So
bre tod, ser voceros en- los Estados
Unidos de America de la civilfzacion
hispana; y ser enthusiasts defensores,
entire los pueblos de nuestra raza, del
ubre pensamiento, del optimismo vale
roso del amor a Ia justicia, Qle carac-
terizan ell espiritu angloamericano.
MeCios Sc nos han de dar para que
culnplamos esos deberes, medios POI
una Y otra parte. Nuestros hermanos
en- la Raza nos deben su asistencia;3 su
ay1da,: somos sus mandatarios esprit
t. ales estan por ende obligados re-
conoce1nos como tales dando testimo-
nio de nuestra personaidad y de ntles-
ira mission. 40
Y los Estados Unidos de Am0rica
tienen ell deber de estadiarnos. de CO.
nocerros, de darse cuenta cabal de 10
que representatives, de DIR nuestra VOC
como la de I'M mensajero cordial que
Cstenta plenos poderes, poderes histo-
licos, para proponer y contratar las
bases de fusion y conscrcio entire las
tendencies hispanoamericanas y anglo
americanhs.1
Y dc esta manera, amigos ore anna
blomeLte me escuchais, Puerto Rico
cumplira su .glorioso destino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30

Yea ESQ, pues, la policia.
Firns dos:
Tredesvindo Rojas y Hno., julio
villanueva, G. Hernandez Hno., Jose
Nazario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO EICo.

Sccc' On Segunda.
ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA,
EJ Presidcnte de los Estados Unidos,
IS.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-20
DRY CONFERENCE
New York States City Officials Will Gather Tonight with Smith to Dis cuss Enforcement

Albany. N. r., Feb. o0.--Several score municipal officials and law en- forcement officers of New York state will be here tonight for a prohibition conference called by Governor Smith at the request of Prohibition Enforce ment Director Palmer Garfield.
 Mayors, corporation counsels. police attorneys, United States attorneys. sheriffs and state police officers will assemble in the capitol.
 The governor, in his address, judg- ing by hints dropped at the executive chamber last week. will probably place some of the responsibility for enforcement of prohibition laws upon officials of at least four counties along the Canadian border. He will also. it has been indicated, tell practically what part he expects the state police to take in such enforcement.
 Among others who have arrived for the conference arc "Izzy' Einstein and Moe Smith. prohibition agents who announce that their only purpose in being here is to attend tho confer ence and not in any way to test AL bany's beverage supply. Two inspec- tors of the New York city police de- partment bring testimony previously given designed to show that any fail ure they might have had in enforcing prohibition was due to lack of cooper ation from federal officials.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-20
HELPLESS BOY SEES
 PATIENT MURDERED
Man in Erie County, N. Y, Hos
 pital, SlaSheS Another'S Throat

Buffalo, N. r., Feb. 2o.--A thirteen year old. boy, confined to a wheel chair, was the sole witness Of the staying of an Erie county hospital in mate by d fellow patient yesterday afternoon.
 Seated, helpless, in his chair at the door of an adjoining ward, Syl- vester Salkowich watched Thomas Layton. 55 years old. sach the throat of William Burton, 66, while the lat ter was preparing food in the kitchen. Burton died twenty minutes later in the emergency ward. His jugular vein was severed.
 Layton calmly closed the razor with which he had inflicted the death wound and seated himself in chair. Tho hospital attendants found him.
 A former employe of the state in- sane asylum, Layton was undergo ing treatment for d broken hip. He had to be assisted to the patrol Wa son to be taken to the city hospital, where he was placed under obser- vation. He said his home was in Highland. N. Y.
 Burton. who was said to have rela- tives in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. was sent to the hospital last November from Silver Creek. Authorities were unable to learn of ill feeling between the men. Yesterday afternoon Layton limped into the kitchen, and accord ing to the Salkowich boys story, sud 1aply leaned oypr Burton and drew forth razor. Now you'll get that!" he exclaimed and drew the blade across Burton's throat
New Britain herald., 1924-02-20
DISCUSS RELATIONS
Recognition Is Sub ject of Considerable Talk Between Representatives of Two Govts.

Tokio, Feb. 2o.---A statement made in Picking by Lew Mikhailoyitch Ka- rakhan. Soviet representative in the far east. in which he told correspond ent of the Jiji Shimpo that the Soviet government would not discuss re- sumption of commercial relations with Japan, "or anything short of full re- cognition." elicited a reply today from Foreign Minister Niatsui.
 Reiterating that Japan ardently desires to resume relations with Rus sia at the earliest time possible. in view of the economic and geographi- cal proximity of the two countries" Matsui denied Japan was seeking purely commercial relations He added Japan was ready to pursue that pur- pose when pending questions were solved.
 Apart from these questions" Mat sui told correspondents here, there is no reason why Japan is reluctant to restore formal relations with Russia"
 karakhan in his interview with Jiji, asserted the six months since the breaking off of negotiations with Tokio last summer had seen great changes in the relative positions of Japan and Russia, the earthquake having set back Japan ten years eco- whereas Russia, as a result of economic improvement, had gained British and Italian recognition and epchanced the Soviet's international position. These statements were warmly denied by Matsui.
 From reliable sources it was learned there will be virtually no change in the Japanese negotiations be- fore the general elections May 10.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-20
Intercollegiate Bowling
 By Telegraph Is Popular

New Haven, Feb. 20.--Ta hulation of scores in the newly formed inter collegiate bowling league has been placed with Yale, and the summary for the first week shows that Alinnc- sota, Michigan and Syracuse each won their single match and Kentucky, Rensselaer, Poly and Yale were the losers Walker made the high single of 235 and and Hunter of Syracuse was second with 225. while Michigan made the highest three string total of 999 with Syracuse second with 992. Secretary Charles A. Moore. of Yale,
New Britain herald., 1924-02-20
LECTURE ON RELATIyITy.

The annual meeting of the Com monwealth club will be held in the banquet room of the r. w. C. A. at G:30 o'clock Monday evening. Tho speaker Of the evening will be Pro- lessor B. E. Baumgardt. who will take for his topic "E.instein and Relativity. The New Conception of the Universe. :" Professor Baumgardt is well known here as he addressed tho Common wealth club two years ago on the sub ject of The Frontiers of the Uni verse" Especial attention is called 10 the fact that tho meeting will be held at the r. W. c. A. instead Of at the Y. W. c. A. where the meetings have been held in the past.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-20
Weekly Review of
 The Hardware Market

New York, Feb. 20.--Hardware Age, in it's weekly review of the hardware markets. will say tomorrow:
 Generally speaking business in the hardware trade throuhout the country is living up to the promises and expec- tations made at the beginning of the year. Cold weather has in large meas. ure served to reduce stocks Of winter merchandise to a considerable degree. Jobbers report an ever increasing in. terest in futures on tho part of the retail trade.
 Prices for the most part remain firm. although there have been changes in all sections Of the country. These are equally divided between ad- vances and reductions.
 Sales Of builders hardware. tools and auto accessories. which have been remarkably good because of the open winter have not been affected to any great degree by the recent cold weather.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-20
200 IeJeraIs Killed

Merida. Yucatan, Feb. 2o.--tBy radio via the Dallas News--By the Associated prcss) )--More than 200 f,derals were killed and many were wounded and taken prisoner in a clash with the rcvoutionists at Curya Dc La Muerte, in which the latter were victorious. oitilio Gonzalez, pub licity director for the De La Hucrta organization, announced here last night. Because Of his success in this engagement and for former achieve ipents the supreme command has promoted General Jose C. Moran from the grade of brigadier general to ma ler general and division commander, H was announced.
 Leocadio Nelasco. chief of defense in tho State Of Chiapas, has recognized the revolutionary movement, Gonzalez
New Britain herald., 1924-02-20
M|LLERS HOSTS AT
 25TH ANNIVERSARY
More Than 100 at Dinner and
 Dance at ElkS' Clubhouse

Mir. and Mrs. Bernard Miller of 4S Cedar street were hosts to more than 100 friends at a reception. dinner and dance last evening at the Elks' club house. the occasion being their silver wedding anniversary. Guests were present from Denver. Philadelphia, Fall River, Boston, New York, Mont real Toronto. Hartford and other places.
 The table decorations were attrac- tive, consisting of flowers and lighted candles. Many of the guests are prominent in commercial and profess sional life in this and other cities.
 A splendid dinner was served by Hartford caterer, dancing being en- joyed between courses. Music was furnished by O'brien's ochestra.
 Four generations were represented in the gathering. They were Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Mailman of New York city, parents of Mrs. Miller; Mrs. Miller, Mrs. J. E. Lash, who is Mrs. Miller's da'-. .~hter, and Jerome N. and Kenneth I. Lash. Others at the guest table in- cluded J. F. Lash of this city, Mir, and Mrs. A. C. Lash of Fall River, Miss Pearl Hallman. Miss Josephine Miller, Miss Evelyn Miller and Judge and Mrs. B. F. Gaffney.
 Post PrandiaI Exercises
 At the conclusion of the dinner, an talk was given by Rabbi Morris Sliverman of Emmanuel Con Hartford. Rabbi Silverman the hosts upon the at- tainment of their silver wedding an- He drew an impressive picture of the marriage ceremony and of the cups of wine used in it, one symbolizing joy and happiness and the other bitterness. significant of life with its sunshine and storms
 Later in the evening Judge Gaffney spoke. stating that Mir. and Mrs. Mill Ter had only reached the silver dawn of life and were now on the road to he golden sunset, Judge Gaffney said he had known Mir. and Mrs. Mill er ever since their marriage and ex- pressed pleasure at being counted | imong their friends.
 After the speaking. tables were cleared away and dancing enjoyed un- II a late hour.
 Valuable Gifts Received
 During the day Mir. and Mrs. Miller | received a wealth of silver gifts whose 'ane runs into thousands of dollars. They also received n large number of | telegrams and letters | rom friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Miller were married n New York city on February 19, | s9a. Mir. Miller was fl merchant in | his city for many years but has now ctircd although continuing to bc ac- i've in real estate.