davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
T6dor Borislsa IS

tSUCCAvOhFA AV6LOiI 4OSVI oQKxSA6 O.
Lengyel Teszi gyiijt6se: Silt Orosz
Mihalyne, Francovszky Danieln4, Lem
gyel Peterne, Kalocki Sandorne, T6dor
Janosne, Boginy Istvan, Petranszki
Josef, 50.5Oc. ct Hndak P9terne, Nitro
Mihalyne, ozv. Orosz Sandorna, Vask6
Janosne, Bakos Janos, Leneyel Andras.
ne, Rals6 Gyorgynd Palk6 Janosn6
(55c), Hoehward Adamne, KorlAth Fe-
renene, BodnAr Janosnd. Molnar J6-
zsefne, Sander Bertalanne, Gy0mbar
J6zsefne, Csolenszki Ferencne, Legeny
Ferenene, 30-30c-et Kuruc Janosne 6s
Sander Istvanne, 25.o5c ct Banyasz ia
nosne, Budai J6zsefna Sander Jolan,
Pnsztai Karoly, DAM Janosnsy Adam
Janosna Batari Andrasne.
Brier Hillen Hric6 Jolanka 6s Janos
gyijtese: SIT Hric6 Janos f5gondnok,
5o-5oc ct Palinszki Janos, Szilaj JOSEF,
Sziics Andras, Varga Jozsef, Siska Gyu-
la ozv. Orosz Ferencne, Felhazi And
ras, Mrs. Magdics, 10th Gy0rgy. 20
vath Sdndor Szerbati Istvan, Kantor
Peterna Csorg5 Janos, Hornyak Gyorgy
es M. Friedman, 25.25c-et Zsirka .T6-
zsefne, Druga Janos, Belenszki Janos-
nj Kardos Mihalyne, Gelencser Gyorgy
Markovich Peterne, Szadai Benz, Hor-
| nyak Marsha, Kiss Andrasna Lutheran
Janos, Marion Gyulane, Deak Ferencne,
2020c.et Mih6k Andras Is Tomcsal
Gyorgy.
East Youngstownban ifj. Kiraly Ist-
van es 10th tanos gyijtese: Slit adj
tax Rae Mihaly 6s Szatmari Karoly-
ne 5o-5oe-et 10th Gyorgy, Lesnyanszki
Mihaly IIorvath Ralph, P6lya J6nos,
Felor Janosne, Szalai Ferencna 1926
Get 1kving Karoly, Kan6c Maris, flames
Bella. Tur6ci Ferencne, Polyak Ferenc,
Toldi Istvan, Ojvasz Mosk6, Letoha
Antal, Fedor Andras, Gulyas Simon.
Borsi sdndor, Csepke Balazs, Simon
Mihaly. Demjen Lajosne, Ivan Josef,
Nemeth Janos, 15-15c-et Ben Kallai.
Dan Stenk6, Kajzer Kelemen, Balogh
IstvaE Fcdor Lajos, Botlik Janos, Las
kar Mihaly, ifj. Kiraly Istvan, Frank
Bauer, 10l0c-et Nemeth Helsn, Pull
Josef, Gavai J6zsefne, Paul Schwartz,
Frank Danko.
Niles, o., Holik Istvan gyiijtese:
SIT Szirokman Istvan, 50-5Oc-et Stef-
k6 JOSEF, Katona Karoly, Harry Grif-
fifth, 40c-et Holik Istvanne, 25-25c-e ct
Holik lstvan, Siska Janos. Rinyu Mi
haly, Mark6 .Janos, Soltesz Laios, SEE
kelly Marion. Kis Josef, Sziics Sander
Hallok Sander, Hall6k Janos, Kovacs
JOSEF, IIajdu Janos, Illes Marion,
Derco Janos, 15-1c-et 0zv. Does Janos-
ne, Szavo Janos, L6rinc Tstvan. 1910
Get Racz Antal es Docs Janos (Youngs
town.
A karacsonyfat Hric6 Janos f5gond-
nok csaladja ajandekozta a gyermekek-
mex
! Fogadjak mindannyian szives meg
emlekezesikart az egyhaz el6liar6sa-
ganak orvend6 gyermekeinek halas
elismereset es koszonetet, az esetleges
tevcdesert pedik j6akaratu elnezest ke-
! rink.
"A SIT. Gyorgy Magyar Egyhaz a
youngstown es videki 6sszma gvarsag-
max es minden joakar6janak oromtel
Jes boldog uj esztend6t kivan!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
Karacsony.

Krisztus urunk sziiletese iinne-
penek els6 napjan 432 feln6tt je-
lent meg te'mplomunkban. Az Ur-
vacsoraval click szas INA 256. Az
adomanyok osszege $273.20.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
A ref. egyhaz hirei
K0zgyiiles.

Januar ho 13-an Istentisztelet
vegeztevel kozgyiilest tartunk.
Targy: tisztWsel6 valasztas. El6t.
tie valo szombaton presbyteri elo-
keszit6 gyiiles.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
SzILVESZTER EST
A KOSSUTH KORBEN.

u
estJet emlekeZetesse tette varo-
sunk magyarsaga szamara az. a
nagyszeriien Sikeriilt laabar6val
egybekotottf mulatsag, melyet a
kossuth kor lelkes vezetosege rem
deceit szilveszter este. Dacara an
max, hogy cz est alkalmaval ma
suit is rendeztek 0sszei0vetele-
ket, a kor helyisegei teljesen
tomve voltak. bizonyitvan AIT,
hogy magyar testv6reink igenis
gyonyorii szammal 0sszehozha-
tok, ha nemes sz6rakozasr6l es is
mulatsagr6l van $40.
A kozonseg a megteritett fehsr
asztalok mellett foglalt helyet,
mar az, a,kinek oft hely jutott S
oman 6lveztc v6gig a kabare sza-
matt, mely clejet6l vegig a legke-
delyesebb hangulatban tartotta a
k0zOns6get. I,
Janos gazda busul cimii mono
log volt a miisor els0 szama, Mol.
mar Ferenc adta el6 fenyes sikert
s tapsokat aratva. Maid Gr6za
Jaros adta elo "a Ne mondj iga-
zat... cimii monologot nagysze-
riien, allando deriiltsegben tartva
a k0z0nseget. Harmadik szamk ent
Devai Gyorgyne 'miiv6szi enek-
szamaban gyonyorkodtiink, maid
o utana Gagyi Belaa6l - aki
mem se 4rkeriilt ki az 6hazab6l =
hallottunk ket egeszen III magyar
nepdalt, amt Macy elvezettel hall
gatott az. egfsz k0zonseg, tapsvi-
harral kosz0nve meg pompas
eloadast. Sritko Aranka es Molnar
Margitka tancszama utan egy ba-
jos t0rvenyszeki jelenetet adtak
el6 Brogli Tgnacne, Devai Gy0rgv-
ne, Gr6za Janos, Molnar Ferenc,
Devai Gyorgy, Lautner Mihaly es
Palatinus JOSEF. miiveszetiik leg
javat nyujtva Tot asszonyok- -ba.
Maid Molnar Margitka szep hege-
dii szama kovetkezett, mely utan
Pekarcsik Tstvanne igyekezett egy
kedves monol6ggal bizonyitgatni,
hogy a N6k 'angyalok (tisztelet a
kiveteleknek). A monol6got oily
bajosa nadia el6, hogy felhozott
trvei mellett mi is meghaj Junk
A nagyszerii miisor utolso sza-
makent az Alarcos Bal. cimii ket
felvonasos vigjatek k0vetkezett.
A nagyszerii darabban valosaggal
brilliroztak a szerepl6k: Kasza
Margitka, Hajdu Mariska, Brogli
Ignacne, Molnar Ferenc, Devai
Gy0rgyne, Vojdovics Istvanne,
Devai Gyorgy, Lautner Mihaly,
Palatinus JOSEF. A darab el6ada-
sa kozben mem egyszer zugott fel
a hatalmas tapsvihar.
Halas k0sz0net illeti "a lelkes
szerepl6ket, Molnar Lajost, ak
miiveszi hozzaertessel latta ell q
rendezes nehez es faradsago;
munkajat, valamint Ehrenfeld
Karolyt. aki az eggs szamokat Xxi,
serte Macy hozzaertessel zongoran
A miisor utan nagyszerii sill
veszteri harapni val6k k0vetkez
TEX. A szekelygulyast Brogli Ig
nacne es Gagyi Janosne fGztek, {
siitemenyeket Kasza Karolyne ke
szitette, olyan hozzaertessel, hogy
mar jobbat nem is lehetett volns
slit -f6zni. A vacsora utan tancr;
perdiilt koz0nseg lcgjobl
hangnlatban maradt egyiitt eges,
reggelig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
vi ev.

Januar els6 delel6ttjen ism6t
megtelt templomunk buzgo hivek
seregevel, listen aldasat kerni a
reank j0v6 esztend6re. Hallgassa
meg imajukat a hatalmas listen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
Gyerekek karacsonyfa iinnepelye

Ez evben is Istentisztelet kere-
teben iinnepeltek meg az iskolas
gyermekek scent karacsony es-
tet, amely allSalommal ajandekok
es candy ajandekokban reszesiilt
a gyermeksereg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
Bazar.

A meg be mem erkezett szamlak
Matt a bazar tiszta jovedelme a
jov6 szamban fog megjelenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
Kiszolgalasi adatok.

A SIT. Istvan egyhazban az ell
multi esztend6ben 81 gyermeket
keresztelt meg hitkozseg pleba-
nosa, ebb6l As flu, 36 leany volt.
Az esketes szentsegeben az 81
multi ev folyaman "a ifju par re-
szesiilt.
Az elmult ev folyaman 20 teme-
tese volt a SIT. Istvan egyhaznak,
ebb6l 13 feln6tt $ Z gyermek volt.
A feln6ttek k0ziil ferfi volt 5, no
s. A gyermekek kozil 4 flu volt,
3 pedig leany.
Amint latjuk, keresztelesek
szama negyszeresen felulmulja a
temetesek szamat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
Kar&csonyi offera.

A karacsonyi scent iinnepek al
kalmaval q SIT. Istvan hitk0zseg
iinnep els6 napi offeraja $334.6O-tl
stett XII.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
HOOVER DID NOTHING
 TO MOULD DECISION
( haiFmaa ol tarlH Commission i.Aons crates seHtaTy of aie.ldling
 in AnaiTs,

NliliamsiaNn, Mass, ANE- R,#seez lelary i0OAeT neker in any Nay tried lo uAen iRhuencs upon Mlllaim $, Eulheis0n, Nlel-UhalFman oi the iarin commission, said MF clibsHT sun lndaR iie b attending ths lnsllE luie 3l politics here and was eomr munllag up0A Inc reported charge by senator Ia Toilette that the secretary 0f commerce had sought 10 influence the commissioner with regard Co sus gar duties
 Senator "a folletle,". said Mr, Culberlson, ''is reported 10 haze said that Secretary liaoNeF brought prtsr sure upon me 10 change my Views as a iarin commissioner upon the sugar duties l cannot helisAe that lhe senr atnF Vas reported correctly, hnl If he made such statement it Was based on information which is absolutely false. MT, Hoover has never m any Way tried to exert influence upon nle,
 No one has been more sympa- ihotiu supporter pi scientific larlH making than Mr, Hoover and q is abs surd ia suggest that he would seek by personal or political influence 10 inc ierfere with tho judicial application ot lhn law, No denial Of inc eharge accredited 10 Senator Ia Toilette should be necessary to the American public, which has come to know and 10 rely upon the high standard Of public morality which guides the sec. re,ary Of commerce in an his acts"
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
ALLEGES DEFAMATION
Nurse And Scamstress Brings Suit
 Against Local Couple.

Mrs. Catherine Toudrin of Water- bury has brought suit for sl,5OU dam- ages against Mir. and Mrs. Constantly Wieczorek of this city. In her com- plaint she alleges that her good name and her character have been defamed and that she has been caused 10 suf- fer mental anguish and grief in addi- tion to being forced to leave this city at d great financial loss.
 The plaintiff states that she boarded with the defendants tor d year and q half, until few weeks ago when she was accused by them of having burn ed their furniture. At that time she was taken to the New Britain police station and locked up. She was oX- amined by the detectives at headquar- ters and freed. She alleges that after she was allowed to go the defendants spread stories about her in regard to her morals and about her wearing stolen jeweiry.
 She is nurse and scamstress and was engaged in that work in this city She is represented by Michael w.. Blansfeld of Waterbury, The papers which were served by Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz, are returnable Tn the superior cour. of Waterbury ihe first Tuesday in September.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
ENGINE JUMPS OFF
 RAILROAD TRACKS
Crashes Into SlOasllOa StaIlOn''
 i. Three Hurt

stsughion, Masss Aug, 5--fhrss emp.nYes Nere huu isle yesterday when the locomotive haH'l#s tfaia No si66. a aasian nnuni uAprsss iTom Newport and Aew linii0fi nn lse Providence dhisi0H nl lhe NrA York, Now Haven and Hartford ralIfnal, jumped iht ralfs sNH feet iroW lac kl0ughion slaiiuH, crashed lhruHEil q gatsman's anauiy and iolr through the stone Rali 0f tbe depot into lAu waiting rnaNr
 The station ani pislinlms which had hsen n'iul with passengers NNt minutes raFlleE awaiting d ipeai ifain, Npru rmpis whrn ilt HeHdnii occurred except tor lwp phi'irrn lh Inc depot Whn made their May out through window, Two haEssge oarla lefl lbo rails AHl h'ueked traffic on both inhpIHl anl pli- bound tracks, Al tAe paas' nsrf cars Of lhe srRrn ear train remained on the rai'a, No phssrnsrrs were in- jurul, go far as railroad authorities could ascertain,
 The injured inc.udHd' Engineer Prank F, stnfhe Of Hyde lafN, who suffered nu injured knee cap H0l d severe gnsh on inc head Gear inc eye; Fireman l., E, Brown, Mans' ntld, scratches and bruis'-. and Gate Tender l'larn i,pbichrau, whose head was severely cut mud who suffered injuries tn hH ahio- men and possible fractured fih2, All were removed in a Canton hoa'
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
KANSAS PRIMARY
 HOLDS INTEREST
Chief Race for Governor and Sen'
 ate Nominations

Topeka, Kas., Aug. 5.-The repub- lean races for the gubernatorial and United States senatorial nominations hold chief interest in the Kansas statewide primary today Senator Arthur Capper, candidate to succeed himself, is opposed by Sheffield 1n- gals and Tom Smith. Senator Cap per has been attacked for his op- position to the policies of President Coolidge on the soldiers bonus.
 Ben S. Paulen, lieutenant governor, endorsed by the ku klux klan; Clyde M. Reed, editor and former chairman of the state public utilities commission; former governor w. R. Stubbs and J. r. Renken, anti-klan entrant, are seeking the republican nomination for governor.
 In the race for the democratic gu- bernatoria nomination, Governor Jonathan NJ. Davis is opposed by Harry B. Burton. former mayor of Kansas City, kas Two other names appear on the ballots but these can didates have thrown their support to Davis.
 Six candidates are entered for tthe democratic nomination for United States senator.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
REV, WRIGHT DEAD;
 WAS PASTOR HERE
Former Local Preacher Was S1
 Years Old When Death Came
,special to the Heraldo

Rurralo, N, Y., Aug. 5.-The l'eN' Dr, William Burnct Wright, aged 0'' and native of Cincinnati, ono, haIins been born in that city in Apri'' i"''' nationally known clergyman, author or esycral hooks, and at one tune pas for of the Lafayette Presbyterian church here for eleven years anu Mmo has held pastorates in Chlcaso' in"
 Boston. Mass, and in New Erita'n' Conn.,. died saturday night ot apo nIcxv at his home here, No. 69 Ash-
 land avenue. Rev. Wright hau rc, taincd his faculties until the emu
 which came with q paralytic strohe' The late Rev. Dr. Wright was grad mated from Dartmouth college Witn an A. E. degree in 1857, and from lne l Andover Theological Seminary III leoo with the degree. Doctor Of DlNini's' 1 He then studied abroad, attending
 the universities of Berlin and Ha'le
 and he was ordained in the Cohgre- 1 gational ministry in 1862. Upon HIS
 return to the United States his tlrst | charge was in Chicago, H., at the | South COnEreEdllOndl thuiS'i
 be remained for five years. Then TOT 1 twenty years from 1887 to 1887, ne
 was pastor of the Berkeley street
 church in Boston, Mass. From 1887 Ito 1891 he held a pastorate in New Britain. Conn, and in 1891 he was
 called to the Lafayette avenue Pres
 bytcrian church here. which pastorate he hold for eleven years. In l9o2 pr. Wright retired from the Buffalo
 pastorate and spent the first few
 years writing and preaching and lec- turing. but as the years piled upon him he rhtircd more and more to his
 home and his letters. retaining to the | last the dearest faculties of the mind. | Dr. Wright lectured on literature, hls- l tory and biography. From 1887 to l19It he wrote books on religion and
 history including Ancient Cities from the Dawn to the Daylight" The | World to Come" Master and Men, "Citios of Paul." "The Heart of the 1 Master" and others.
 ! pr. Wright married bucretis John
 son of Andover. Mass. in 1863. She
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
FIGHT REPORTED.
.Jueosla,s in Macedonia Said to Have
 Been in Engagement.

Soha, Aug. 5.--Two engagements have taken place between Comitad jie and Jogoslavian troops in Macedonia, according 10 reports received by the Macedonian refugee organization. The same band of Comitadjie, led by Vol ,ode Pancho Miahiloff, participated in both fights. In the first one. Miahi- loff with 15 of his followers was said to have been surprised and sur rounded by troops in q village 40 kill ometres from the frontier in the k koziani district. Six of the Is were killed and the others escaped. Later, the same band had d running 21- hour fight with the Jugoslavian troops who tiGel machine guns.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
HEARING ON CLAIMS
Zimmerman Estate Case Will Be
 Wound Up Aug. z.

The nllal hearing Tor the Hllhg or claims against the estate UL Loran I. Zimmerman will be held at the city court room Thursday, August at 2 o'clock. At this time Stanley J. Ira ceskl and David l.. Nair, who have been appointed commissioners 10 hear the claims by the probate court, will preside.
 It has been learned that ono of the claims to be presented against the es- tate is for $2,500 by Mrs. Ella Free man oswald of Brooklyn, N. Y., mother of Mir. Zimmerman who is the claimant. Mir Zimmerman, his wife and daughter met their death at the INewington avenue grade crossing Memorial Day, 1928, when their aur ltomobile was struck by train.
 The claim put in by Mrs. oswald includes items for clothes. board ana cash which she claims she furnlshed to Mir. Zimmerman at varous times This claim, coupled with others, bring the total amount of claims against the estate to s4,500 1t is understood.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
Convicts Utilize Radio
 In Bringing in Drugs

Philadelphia, Aug. 5.-use of radio to smuggle narcotics into the eastern state prison, resulting in contiscation of all receiving sets in that institu- ton, has revealed considerable in- genuity among the prisoners in con- struction of minute sets to evade the drastic ruling, prison officials said last night.
 One set, seized since the order banning them, was contained in a bible. The coikict had hellowed out the center of the volume, 6eaying only the edges of the pages intact, and in the hollow portion had built highly eiIicient set.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
A Doctor of Many Years
 Experience Says

After a Severe Illness of Flu, Grip, Pneumonia or Other Weakening
 Diseases, There Is Nothing That
 Brings Back Health and
 Strength so Quickly as
 Nuga-TOne
 After such weakening diseases you should try Nugo-Tone. It will more than surprise you how quickly you begin to feel the return of health and strength. Readers of this paper will find Nuga-Tone a wonderful remedy in such cases. It Is simple, pleasant remedy that increases strength and vigor and builds up the blood and body quickly. Nuga-Tone brings re- freshing sleep, fine appetite, stimulates the kidneys and liver and regulates the stomach and bowels so nicely. Try 1t and you will begin to feel better In few days. The manufacturers of Nugo-Tone know so well what it will do In such cases that they compel all druggists to guarantee 1t and refund your money when you are not satis- fled. See guarantee on each package Recommended, guaranteed and Tor sale by all druggists.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05

PitaL
 Thr aenafRl RecpHfi ai about Asa aaAHsht saving tlme. The train nas iap iR h0stou at A;ln D. m,
 Rauroai onleials la-1 Righl e0Aia assign no eause for tha ieTailment a hirh 0epurrrd as the train Aas traAeliRg at ial speei no siep hsr ins mads al staughlaa
 flrrman i3roAn iampel as iAa ensina nrsl lrfi the rails hls action prohabiy sakiRg him frein death of arious iRjuN, for ihe ioeamoiitf tunei aker on ihe side occupied hH tha nreman as q plunged lhFaush lhs wal liH1O ihs waiting room, fngm-rr Slueke climbed oui through iha rah door as lhs laeo- moqne lay a the station eo'npleisE ly oeeupging Inc ladies' Raillhs roam.
 The Hrsl baggage par turned otsF pu lla side, fouliRg freight on siding and hloeking lhs tracks The srcanl haggage tar turned only partly over and also Was lhroNn aurass inc tracks,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
Street Fighting in Niles
 Between K. K. and Rivals

Niles. Ohio, Aug, 5,--lfonr persons fcee charges today as q result Of ar- rests in connection with street elashes between several hundred supposed members Of the Knights ol the flam- ing Circle and the same number Of Ku klux klan members here last night, While no one is said 10 have been injured seriously, a score Of com batants are reported 10 have been bruised and beaten during the melee. Tn city is quiet. The outbreak was the result Of bitter anti-klan feeling here which has been growing more iLtenSe.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
DAY NURSERY OPENS

The Day Nursery, which reopened yesterday morning, has been present. ed by the Rotary club with a chute for the children who are at the place during the day. A crowd of children were on hand at the opening, but the rule is that before being admitted they must go to the board of health to be examined and have cultures taken. As the majority of the children had T ot complied with this ruling, only few were admitted.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
MRS. DON sEITZ DIES.

Portland, Maine, Aug. 5.--Mrs. Mill dred l.. Seitz, wite of Don C. Seitz, business manager of the New York World, died last night at St. Barna- bas' hospital, after an operation. She had been spending the summer at slmmit Spring in Harrison. Mrs seiiz vas the daughter of the late John H Blake of the East Deerins district. uhere she was born in 1881 She was married to Mir. seitz in 1sso.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
RAIDS IN WASHINGTON
IR raradis and Arlington Hotels Iisihl hs ir, Agrnls and Drinkers Taken Into Custody,

Washington, Aug, S.-fhs fashion- able l.e l'arads aud Arlington hotel rooms Nrte raidri last night in the ppitn, almost nOlselras manner re- eemly adopted hy Washington pros hihitlan agents, Two arrests were inndu, thu man in zach rasp, ah usual, hring invited iU accompany the ior- mnily groamrd raider co q patrol wagon to the nearest police station where he was allowed to post eai- lateral for appearance today, This was inc third raid within the laa few weeks at the l.n parndis and th' second at the Arlington,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
RECEIVERS NAMED.

Binghamton, N. r., Aug. 5.--Ar- thur Laroche and Dr. Ralph s. Sey- mour have been named receivers for the Moves Comb company, one of the oldest comb manufacturing concerns in the United States, at the request of creditors. The company recently en- tered voluntary bankruptcy following it's removal 10 Whitney Point from this city. It will be reorganized
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
ALE. NOT LUMBER

Chelsea, Mass, Aug. b.--suspicious over a sudden demand for Canadian lumber" in Greater Boston, border prohibition guards passed the word along to prohibition officers here who selzed carload of Canadian ale ir the railroa1 freight yards here todey. The seizurs netted 5000 bottle in i5o small barrels ard was value at s. 9f0 or $10.000.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05

has been dead for some years. Dr. Wright is survived by two sons' Will liam Burnet Wright, prominent at- tornev here and former councilman in this city and pr. Thew Wright, physl- clan and by one daughter, Miss Lila Burnet Wright, all of Buffalo.
 Funeral services will be private and interment will be in Cincinnati, Ohio.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
SHOWER FOR MISS BECKER.

A miscellaneous shower was ten- dered last night in the honor of Miss Minnie Becker at her home at 72 Belden street. A mock marriage was held, Mrs. Mackholtz being minister, Mrs. Bailey the groom and Mrs. Pfeiffer the bride. Many useful gifts were received.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05

Within the earth IS a large wave that moves around the planet once every $500 years.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05

Tn every organ of the human body, arsenic has been found In appre- ciable quantities.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-02-27
Tattered Flag Priced
BY Canton, China, Men

During the war a Chinese soldier,
Sam Soo-Hoo, lost his life while serv-
Ing with the American army In France.
Prior to burial the body was wrapped
in an American flag, but some Of his
countrymen removed the flag, and
placed it over his grave, where 1t
flew from a bamboo pole until it be-
came tattered.
When the body was sent back to
Toi-Shan, his native home, an Ameri-
can Legion delegation in France sent
what remained of the flag to his rela-
tives. The Legion then assisted the
widow in obtaining the claims on the
government.
In token of the appreciation, thA
family of the man gave to Canton,
China, post Of the Legion the tattered
emblem which had waved above the
grave in France. This IS one of the
priced relics of the post.