davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20
o L AJAT ONT D T T
"A r II ZR Z
Egg nyolc ewes kisleany Dor
zalmas tiizhalala.
A pislakol6 tiizet olajjal akarta
elenkitsni.

Mrs. Ralph Brucci ket kis lea
,nyaval lakik III Dupont st.
alatt. Kedden reggel az anya cl-
indult varosba bevasarlasokat
vegezhi, ket kis leanyat odahaza
hagyta. A ket gyermek meglehc-
t6sen fazott, a kis kalyhaban alig
pislakolt q tiiz. A nyolc ewes jose
phine, nagyobbik gyerek, el6bb
papirral akarta a tiizet el6nkiteni,
mikor ez mem sikeriilt, el6keritet-
ste hazban talalhat6 olajat S AIT
0nt0tte nagy nlennyisegben . tiiz-
re. Az OLAF meggyult $ hatalmas
langgal kezdett lobogni. A lang
nyelvek kicsaptak a primitiv kaly
hab6l belle kaptak q kozelben L.
v6 leanyka ruhijaba. A tiiz bor-
zalmasan osszeegette q kisleAnyt,
aki magaval teljesen tehetetlen
volt.
Amikor vas6rlasb6l az anya
hazaert, teljescn osszeegve talal-
ia meg az apr6sagot de meg
volt benne elet. Azennal bcszalli-
tottak q korhazbs, ahol azonban
mar mem tudtak rata segitsni. A
fejen Is . testan szenvedett Dor.
zalmas egesi sebekbe belehalt a
kis csoppseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20
HALAI.RA GAzOLTA A
SzAGUL.D0 8 MASINA.

Remes szerencs6tlepseg hiret jc.
lentik nekiink Ellwood CitybSI
Dddik Andras new-castleii lakoe
ant6jAval 6trandnlt szomszed Va
rosba 8 ott meg mem engedett SCI
besseggel hajtva, elgazolta Molic
Deemert, a gazolas k6vetkezme,
nye agyverzes lett, melybe belle.
plsztnlt AZ elgazolt ember.
Dudikot ondatlans6gb6l ellkS.
vetett emberol6s v6dia ala shelyez'
tx ) ! k6yet kes6 h6nap phsn 40.
.t4ross stFge telett ~ ~ M ta 81.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20

A mutt h6nap elcjen a 412 Steel
ST. alatt kirett cgy iires iizlethe.
lyisegct egy uriember, kifiiggesz-
tette a csinaltatott nagy ceetab-
lakat. A kifiiggesztett hirdetesek-
ben AIT adta tudtul, hogy azon a
helyen megnyilik november len
Isaac Siegel livatarn kereskede-
SC 4 a mcgnyitas napjan bamu-
latos olcso aron vasarolhat min
denki. A haziasszony bizalmat
megnyerte azzal, hogy elutazasa
elott par szaz dollart hagyott hat
ra, hogy a nevere erkez3 utanve-
telcs csomagokat avval kivalt-
hasa.
AZ ismeretlen idegen 1T elve-
eezyc. dolgat, felkcrcste Boston,
New York, Buffalo IS egyeb ma
gyobb varosok nagykeresked5it s
'nintegy 10 cegnel tett nagyobb
mcgrendeleseket, tcrmeszetesen hi
telbe. A nagykereskcdok biztak
benne, mivel ismcrtek Isaac Sic
relt, asinek 2Ol7 W. Federal St.
alatt volt iizlete. a csalo ugy adj
. el3 a dolgot, hogy a Steel ST.
en- fidk-iizletet nyitott. A hitelbe
rendelt arnk nagy tomegbcn er-
kcztek a Steel St.-i cimre, a ha2i-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20
Il " PoLLuAHoK. 4
"a mutt h6ten t0bb mint 900
bevand dofl6 lkaptA n pclgar-
papirosAt.


4 A multi hetsn saetdAn, csiitorto.
k6n Is pshtelscn t3bb mint 800 be-
yandorl6 kapta III pclgarPa tsfosaf
Lyons t6rsenysseki bifd eiott
Christian piitsbntghi vnsGAztatd
biatos jelenlet sben
Az vi polgarok k5a6tt a ma
gyarok Isl sszep s2ammal vannak
ktpviselve g aruint srteslil INK, q
kovetkea5 honfitarsaink kaptak
ki A polgarpapirest:
Youngstownh6l- h6l-4Iipkovics Ma.
twas. orosz Mihaly, zovath San
dor. Bukk5s Istvan. Tadia Janos,
Nagv Janos, Roasnoki Simon, Pal
I Fl .yanos, TalSaes Fcrcnc, Kondas
Gyorey, Snsafer Gy5rgy, Kleiner
Mikl6s, Hcrtza Anna, Pelentay
Marion. szab6 Marion. Saabd .Jo.
zsef Vask6 hnSlras. Pavlovszky
.J6zsef Hiibseh Vilmos IS ManS1el
Adolf.
East Observation-Disclosures MI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20
BAJoKAT OKOZNAK
A RESZEG HAJT0K

Az ut6bbi iloben meglehetos
sok baj van a reszeg hajt6kkal. Be
ra,gott elnberck mind nagyobb
szammal keriilnek bir6sag ele,
miyel reszeg allapotban kocsit We
zet.ek 8 legtobb esetben szeren.
csetlensageket sokoztak.
A rendorseg nem lep fel eleg
szigoraan GEEK ellen, ezt mutatja
az, hogy reszeg hajt6k szama al
land6an n0vekedik. Igaaan 1T
volna az ideje annak, hogy egy.
par embcrt szigoruan megbiintes-
senek az ITALIAN elvenne tobbi
viragos hangulatban lev3nek q
kedyet attd, hosy reszeg allapor-
ban kocsit vezessen s. ezaltal vesze-
lyeztesse egy csom6 ember eletet.
A legut6bbi kimutatas szerint
+ /.
ez ev kezdetetSl nap0ainkig 73
esetben okoztak a reszeg hajt6lS
szerencsetlens6get.
A jelentssb6l meg az is kitiinik,
hogy a legt0bb szerencsetlenseg q
nyari meleg h6napok alatt tor
tent pedig az ember joggal fell
tetelezhetne, hogy q tell hideget
akarjak neha vezet6k ellensu-
lyozni holmi biifelejtovel.
Remeljdk a jov5ben rend6r-
seq szigorubban kezeli maid eze-
ket az iigyeket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20

Magyarsagunk a Kossuth K6r
miikedvel5 gardajat ismerik mar
evek hossau sora 6ta, igaz evrdl-
eyre ralto2nak a ncvek, sokan Ii
diiinek, masok korukra hivatko2-
va vissaahuz0dnak az amat6r sain-
padt6l egyesek pedig elkcdvet-
lenednek. De a rtgiek 7hclytt min.
dig betoltik az njabbak, akik ne
mes igyeke2ettel tesanek meg min.
dent a sep eel erdekebcn.
Vasarnap este ebbcn a sze,cn-
ban el6sz0r latirk viszont a Kos
suth miikedvel5ket egy pompas
enekes-tancos vigiatek kereteben.
Szinre keriil ez alkalommal .,J6
Parthie' cimu darab, mcly hisz-
silk, hogy sokaig emlekezetcs ma
rad maid.
kitiin6 darab, pompas cl6adas-
ban, ennyit mondhatunk cl5re -
allitasunkat a vasarnap este iga-
zolni fogja. A szerepek mind els6-
rangu kczekben vannak - mines
kstsegiink azirant, hogy a kozon.
seq nagyszeriien fog mulatni.
Magyarsagunk, mely eddig min
den nemes magyar kultur torek-
vest partfogasaba vett hissziik,
hogy ez alkalommal Sc zark6zik el
Is szorongasig megt0lti a Kossuth
Kor nagytermet.
Vasarnap este legyiink oft mini
annyian hallgassnk meg test
v4reinket, kitin5en fogunk mulat-
nj.
"A darabot Mares IS MoInar
rendez6k vezetik.
Az cl6adas este 8 6rakor veszi
kezdetet.s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20
TUL A Macy KRIvkNoN
A Ref. lfj. Kor sxinisl6adksa.
vAsARNAP, NOV. so-LN
keriil szinre e : b6jos opsrstt.
A Moose Hallban lesx - el6aAxa

Lapung hasabjain mar t0bb al
kalommal beszamoltunk arr6l.
hogy . Ref. ri. Kor mukedvel5i
gardaja egy pompas &nekes q
tancos darab szinrehozatal&ra s
sziil. A darab pr6bai mar r<een
folynak ) egyre jobban boptAkox-
max ki a pr5bak alatt AZ egyessse-
repl6k igazan muveszi alakitfssi.
A kitiin6 egyGttes nagy buxea-
lommal kesziil darahra, miysl
ext meg amerikai miikedyel5k ae-
hol sem adt&k el6, igy ex \ ritji-
no g&rtla val6saggal utt0r6i nun-
kat vegez q darab szinrehosata-
laval. y
AIT mondanunk sem kell hekys
q szerepek elsorangp szere
kezeiben yannak, = k0xonsS 4.
l6saggal meg lesz lspve,
mily pompas alakitast nyiui @
maid i reformx xtusok miikc4
IA darabr6l csak annyit ljl1 ~
egyike . legked dvesSbb <nsl II II
tancos afaboknak, snes6 b M q
sosan van fel6pitve. Is daf6 % "
lsi. S - - s5 Il
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20
A KA1f. ftJUsk0 Kk311 1llg
bk1JA. "
Macy 6rdeklSdds el61i msg ! ~.
24-iki hstfa pompfs nnia - \
A nulstskg ! Kessath Ksr ~ snaS
ben less msgtattva.

A maeyarsAg k0reiben fnt6
kent ferjedt q annax hirs, hof
httfSn, november 24-en este = ~
tholikus lfj. K0r egy minden ~
kintefben nagyszabhsu Katalin
bAlt rendez. asl', IS &,
Amint q bal hire elterjedt, aaon
nal megindult . hzas kssz1l6Q Q<a
ngy haey nincs ketstghnk Al
irant, hogy hstfon este is1nkt esy
feledhetetlen mulatsSgban leaz Il
sae magyarsagunknak.
A Kath. Iii. K5r mar eddigi ball
iai alkalmaval tannjelet adta bill
rendez5i hivatottsaganak igy
biztos, hogy a hetf5i bal IS teljcs
sikerii lesz.
A rendezoseg mindent elk0vet,
hogy a bali esten mindenkinek fe-
ledhetetlen mulatsagot szereaxen,
kitiin6 muzsikar6l gondosko dtak,
AIT hisszik kora reggel lesx, mi
re mindenki hazakerul maid . bAl
utan.
A ftnyes Katalin Bal a minden-
XII altal ismert Kossuth K6r ter
f s
meiben lesz mcgtartva. Leeyen OFT
mindenki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20

A rend0rseg letaft6stAtott k6t
,gyermeket bet0r4s slk6vet6se mi.
Att. Az egyik "A, u nAsik I eszten.
dos. A ket nagyremSHyii ifju $3.50
lopott a Rocco Ingare, n. Walnut
ST., utaz6 trunk il b6l "A kis bsto-
r6k trunkon lty1 lakatoty s. "a.
rat lefeszitettek 1 psnst ltiemel'
TEX Letart4 4ztat t6sul all<s <sln6y
azenban csak ss(s sloli M 4 lkltea
/. q ! i ! st5bAit s1 1stt =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20

(N) ttey l6tSzik nee Is volt va
lami ieA5s4e abbah, amt he.
kiink 4 tklaSftaAtk elStt mtndot,
TAX. hos9 abbsn IL esstbsn, ha
Coolidge eihSE9t pjbsl hsesa.
lasstjAk s. vele Republicans
part ey5z s. marad aralmon, ak
kor megjavnlnak a viszonyok.
Aig multi ket hete q yalaszta.
soknak IS ime a gyaTak, 1 mi 70
nngstowni nagy vas Is acelipari
keriletiinkben maris jobban men
mex, asmnnkaviszonyok megjavnll
tax s. alland6, tart6s munkara
van kilatas a telen Is tavaszon it.
Anerika ipari- es kereskedelmj
vil6ga biztos akart lenni abban,
hogy q kovetke1G negy ~ alatt
mindenfele felig4neddig radika,
lis torvenyhozassal Is kornanypo-
litikavals mem fogjak 4 kereskede.
lem Is ipar termeszetes rendiet
2avarni. Ebert addig, mig bizony.
talansag volt az irany, hoey me-
lyik part keriil hatafomra, a mnn-
ka bisony lassan ment. Most a2on,
ban megvaltozott minden. a nep
hizalma jobb idok irant annyira
meger6sodott, hogy a nep vasa-
rol.
Ha a nep yasarol, akkor minden
iol megy, inert amit vasarol, AIT
gyartani kell. Tehat alapjaban We
We mem a kercskcd3, sem a gya-
ros, akit6l fiigg, hogy prosperi-
tasnak neziink-c elebe, hanem a
nep maya. Ha nep bizik es va
sarol, akkor biztos a prosperitas.
AAM
A Youngstown vas Is acelgya-
ri munkasok csak 0riilhetnek,
hogy Coolidge gy5z0tt, inert csak.
nem biztosan allithat6, hogy lesa
munkajnk es tisztesseges kerese-
fix kovnfkpzH hSrnsn. soy. evan
at.
A napokban volt alkalmam
Campbellel, a Sheet and Tube Co.
eln0kevel beszelgetni. Az 0reg
ur, elmult mar 20 esztend5s, -
mosolygott. Kerdeztem tole, mi
ertf 90 idSk lesznek mon
detta. "A mi mankasAink dolgoz-
nj foenak IS psnzt fagAsls ieres-
nj.
Kerdeztcm t5le, hogys igaz-e az,
hogy a nagy gyarosok most maid
a mnnkaberckct akariak leszalli-
tani, hogy nagyobb legycn a pro-
fitjuk. "Nem igaz'' felelte.
Esziink agunkban sincsen a be-
reket leszallitani. Nj AIT akar-
.iuk, hogy. munkas :lehes6leg al.
land6an dolgozzon es jol keres-
T. t + .
sen, inert hiszen a munkas az, aki
vasarol. Ha munkasnak van pen
re, akkor minden j6l megy, ha
mines, 8kkor minden MCCALL.
Ksrdeztem, hogy mikorra var
ia, hogy a gyarak teljes er6vel
fognak menni.
"Nem sokkal njev utan, amikor
a lcltarozasok vegct crnek, vas
es acelgyarak teljes er6vel fognak
dolgozni,' mondotta. "a mi val
lalatnnknak mar most kinalnak
rengeteg rendelest i0v3 evi szalli-
tasra, de mi 6vatosak vagyunk. a
mai arak olyan alacsonyak, hogy
sok esetben 1emhogy hasznot haj-
tanank, hanem egyencsen veszte-
segeket okoznak. Az arak mersc
skelten emelkedni fognak, hogy a
reszvenyesek is kaphassanak vala-
mi osztalekot. Z"
Hasonl6 nyilatkozatokat hall az
enber csaknem minden youngs-
town. gyarost6l.
Karacsony mar nincsen messze.
Az iden ismet megtelnek maid
az iizletek kar&csonyi aiardek-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-15
aE BIRMINGHAM AGE.HERALD FRIDAY FEBRUARY -1 1s34
VISIT BIRMINGHAM
March King Now On Bis TranscontinentaI Tour E

On Saturday, February g, at the Masonic auditorium this magnificent place will ring with he vibrant beau- tiful strains of Sousa's band with 100 pieces, the great March King" Lieu tenant Commander John Philip Sousa, conductor, playing two brand.new pro- grams. 2t
 It is planned by the management of the All-Star concerts. who will pre- sent Sousa's band, to have all the band
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-15
credit for staging and stage-setting the

credit for staging and stase-setting the act.
 The Kanzawa Japs showed that all balancing acts are not the same; and they added novelties new to local thea tre-goers. They found more ways of balancing ball and barrel and one another than are to be found in the or dinary category of vaudeville acts. On occasions they also showed that they could be funny.
 "A Tete-a-tete in Song" proved to be great favorite with the audience which aplauded so long and so loudly that James Burke and Eleanor Durkin had to come back several times to re- spond to encores. Their act, a song-and- joke combination, has some clever things to say about marriage and the modern girl; while their songs apparently orig inal were exceptionally tuneful.
 John K. Mua brought back thoughts of Hawaii with his guitar. He also sang several songs that the audience seemed to take a fancy to. But perhaps the best part of his act was that in which he succeeded in bringing real melody from a saw
 Albert Rickard and Ethel Gray had very amusing skit entitled Hush Money in which the former showed that he could think up clever things to say and then say them. He is a ventril- oquist.
 Pathe news, comedy, and Aesops Fables filled out very enjoyable pro- grant,. W. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-15
IPAVLOWA PLEASES
 MANY SPECTATORS
Famous Dancer And Company z Greeted By We'll Filled House

Anna Pavolwa, symbol to all the world of artistry in dance, appeared to Birmingham group of unusual size in the auditorium of the Masonic Fem pie Thursday evening.
 Mime. Pavolwa and her company, cos tuned in the diaphanous material of fragile, aerial creature and later in the colorful trappings of the folk dancers, presented group of dances from the best of Chopin, and a number of other exquisite conceptions.
 The dances from Chopin expressed rhythm that reminded one remark ably of Chopin, but without a great deal of the spirit and subtlety of the composer. The extreme protection of movement and time, however, convinced PavIowa had achieved dance that that did not essentially depend upon Chopin.
 The Chopin numbers included the Polonaise. A minor; prelude in F flat, waltz in c sharp minor, waltz in A minor, prelude in A major. Mauzurka in c major, waltz in E Minor, waltz in A flat major and waltz in F maqor.
 Mime. Pavlowa reached her most per feet contact with her spectators in the Swan. She seemed utterly convincing,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-15
FILM STORY DEALS WITH STOLEN BRIDE.
Adventure Yarns Out Happily
 In Picture At Capitol

You've heard of lem being deserted at the church, handed the mitten at the marriage license bureau, and thrown over during the honeymoon. But, since the days of gay young Lochinvar, have you ever heard of a bride-to-be who was snatched from her automobile on her way to church to be mar ried?
 Dorothy Dalton enjoyed that exhil- arating experience at the climax of her new Paramount picture, "On the High Seas" in which she is co-starred with Jack Holt. According to the story, which was written by the famous American playwright, Edward Sheldon, Dorothy is a pampered daughter of luxury. A new outlook on life comes to her when she is rescued from q burning ship by a rough stoker and spends several narrowing days drifting in the middle of the Pacific with him ir an open boat before they are res- cued. Then Dorothy comes home to marry the rich man of her fathers choice. But just before the ceremony a taxi dashes up and she is swept into it by a masked man. He turns out to be her stoker-stoker no longer, but revealed as the son of we'll known San Francisco family who stoked for the thrill of it.
 '.On the High Seas. which Is de- clared to be startlingly vivid and en- tertaining love-melodrama of the sea, is coming to the Capitol theatre today and Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-15
STOCKS REGAIN
 LOST COMP1SURE
Rally Evident In Entire List Despite Many Political
 Sensations
By WILL JOHNSON tleased Wire to The Age. eraId)

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Following the uneasiness of Wednesdays session, the stock market gave satisfactory dem onstration of regained composure Thursday.
 While political considerations con- tinued to influence the general list, there was every indication that i'm portant interests, though content to take breathing spell, were far from willing to part with substantial hold ings. As a result, shorts found little comfort.
 Mid-session saw operations for the rise under way in various high priced specialties, with rallying tendency throughout the whole list quite pro. nounced. This was maintained in good 7 degree during the remainder of the ses- the recent bullish proportions. The pre- vailing opinion was that the reaction of "Wednesday had materially strength , ened the markets technical position. Coppers Strong
 Coppers and specialties featured the days trading. With prospects for sub scription of the new Japanese loan cop pers scored good gains, with Utah achieving new high ground for the year issues displayed activity at rising prices. Among the specialties Otis Elevator ad- vanced to 1894, up points, and Ma tional Lead went to 14s, up 3A points. Fisher body made a new high for the year at 205.
 The oils were subject to pressure typical of recent sessions, heavy sell ing in early dealings producing general recessions. Standard of California, Maryland. Cosden and others, however, recovered somewhat after heavy pres sure. Pacific Oil developed strong re- sistance to attempts to depress it. The recovery in oils was seized upon as a signal for closing out short accounts in other groups.
 Turnover Larger The total daily turnover was well above that of Wednesday, being con- siderably more than a million shares. Trading closed with heavy buying of copper and other metals, reflecting the expected announcement of large sales for foreign export, particularly to Japan for reconstruction.
 The bond market was featured by in- terest in the forthcoming Japanese loan, which was traded in on a "when issued" basis slightly above the offering price of 92a.
 and in the afternoon went to Az per and renewals for all dates being made at "A per cent. Commercial paper con- tinues fairly active, rates ranging from "A per cent to 5 per cent.
 Foreign exchanges scored a slight recovery after opening generally. Ster- ling registered a fractional advance. French francs recovered we'll and the Belgian francs advanced close to the levels of Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-15

Heat of the stars can be measured of the useful fuels of the future ac- cording to experiments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-15
DEPICTS HUMAN
 SIDE OF NATURE
Such Is Appeal Found in The Old Soak Coming To
 Jefferscn

A play with a warm, human side
 never eclipsed by the incidental dra- matic episodes, wherein sunshine breaks through with refreshing radiance at frequent intervals, such is "The Old Soak" selected for this seasons stellar vehicle for Raymond Hitchcock. It comes to the Jefferson the first half of next week. 1.-The Old Soak" has to its credit most successful stay of an en- tire season in New York and Mir. Hitch cock is the hero of countless stage tri- umphs in his long and brilliant career. Such a combination will doubtless ap- peal to every theatregoer in this vicin- ity, and the coming of this unique at- traction should take precedence over any social event of the new season. Mir. Marquis, the author has fash toned his play around the chief mem Der of his widely read Sun Dial fam fly, the feature for several years of the editorial page of the New York Sun. It was his initial venture into the pre- carious realm of the theatre and its immediate acceptance by the press and public of New York is sufficient evil dence of the authors ability to gauge the pulse of the theatregoer. With an artist of the superior attainment of Mir. Hitchcock as the central figure, this at traction will be the outstanding com edy presentation of the season..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-15
THE WEAI'HER-

Alabama: Fair Friday; Saturday tn- creasing cloudiness probably followed by showers; mild temperature.
 Mississippi and Tennessee: Fair Friday; Saturday unsettled, probably showers; mild temperature.
 North Carolina. South Carolina, and Georgia: Fair Friday; Saturday increas- ing cloudiness; not much change in temperature. Virginia: Fair Friday; Saturday in- creasing cloudiness. probably becoming unsettled in west portion; not much change in temperature.
 Florida: Fair Friday and Saturday; little change in temperature
 Kentucky: Fair Friday; Saturday un- settler. probably rain. not much change in temperature.
 Louisiana: Friday, fair; Saturday. partly cloudy, little change in tempera- ture.
 Arkansas: Friday. partly cloudy; Sat urday, unsettled. probably rain, some- what colder in north portion.
 Oklahoma: Friday, partly cloudy. Sat- urday. unsettled, probably rain. colder.
 East Texas: Friday. partly cloudy Saturday, unsettled probably showers colder in northwest portion. | West Texas: Friday, partly cloudy. Saturday, unsettled. colder in north por- tion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-15

Summary of observations made at sta tions of the United States Weather Bu- reau, during the 24 hours ending at z p;m, 9oth meridian time. February 14,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-15
LOCAL DATA

For the a4 hours ending at D. m February IA, 1924: Highest temperature AUTHORIZATIONS. 64 Lowest temperature ............ 43 Mean temperature ................. 54 Normal temperature ............. 4S Deficiency in temperature since Jan
 uary .................. 1.S6 Rainfall ................. .............. .00 Total rainfall since January 1...... 5.97 Deficiency in rainfall since Jan. l.. 184 Relative humidity, ' a. m........... T6
 F noon characterization. "A
 D. ................... 27 Dry thermometer. ! a.. m......s..... 43
 12 noon .................... 61
 p. m... ................... 57 Wet thermometer, ' a. m............ 40
 12 noon .................... 45
 D. m... .................... 43
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organizations in Greater Birmingham attend the performauce, and Lieutenant Commander Sous4 has written ahead that in one number perhaps his great est .smarcif," "The Stars and Stripes Forever he Eill conduct all the bands in attendance, together with his own magnificent organization of 100.
 This should prove the greatest event in the life of any bandmaster or mem
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d chance to express it's approval. Grace ot movement, wonderful skill in difficult
 toe dances, and costumes of unusual
 beauty contributed toward making if one of the seasons best Others in the corps de ballet were Gladys Kraft, Jer- ry Kaye Evelyn LundeIl and Mabel Stager. To Miss Rulowa herself is due