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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

betanitott. A szerepl6k szerepei-
ket annyira betanultak, hogy ele-
jetol vegig sugo nelkiil kepesek
el6adni, eddig a miikedvel6 el6a-
dason mindig az volt bal, hogy
a szerepl6k mem tanultak elegge a
szerepeiket es ICY az el3adason su-
CORA voltak utalva, mialtal nez6
k0z0nsegre mem volt a legkelle-
mesebb hallgatni, mikor az egyik,
vagy mask szerepl6 megakadt
es sugora vart, hogy sugjon. A je-
len el6adason azonban ez mem fog
el6fordulni, a szerepl6k kitiin6k-
mex fognaik' 'bizonyulni, biztosit-
juk k6zonseget, hogy egy igazan
miiveszi pasztorjatekban lesz al
kalma gy0ny0rk0dni.
Karacsony masodik napjan, pen
teken este pedig tancmulatsag
lesz a Kossuth K0rben, ez a mulat-
sag lesz utols6 alkalom leanyok-
max, hogy ezen sz0k6evben ferjet
szerezzenek szamukra, azert tana-
csos volna, ma a leanyok ment0l
nagyobb szammal j6nnenek ell.
Amult heti szamban lek0z0lt uj
tisztvisel6k nevsorab6l, tevedes-
bol, ket nev kimaradt es pedig a
gyermekosztalyi ugykezel6k: Hor
nyak Mariska es Benish Margit
lettek megvalasztva.
Ezen heten k0vetkez6 tag be-
I,teg: Pelentai Marion (919 Bentley
Ave., Gele- Ferenc es Csele Fe-
rencne, Mannheim, w. Va, Habo.
dasz Gusztavne, (3O3 Pasadena
Ave.)
A betegseg Kaluczky Janos ell
noknel jelentend6ybe, kinek cine
1349 Republic Ave-, telefon 7432O
Kaluczky Janos, elnok.
Mixich Gaspar, jegyz5.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
103-IK CIKK.
Jaras.

Mines meghatarozott ideie, hogy a
bebi mikor kezdjen jarni. Ez az alta
lanos fejl6des kerdese, f6leg labsza-
rake. Altalaban a bebi egy ewes kora-
ban kezd jarni, sokan mar el6bb is, =
nemelyek 4pedig kes6bb.
A legfontosabb ebben a tekint etben,
amt szem el6tt kelltartani,, hogy a be
bit sose batoritsuk kis .labain jarni, a
mig mem eleg eros. Mines semmi el6nye
annak, ha a bebi mar egesz fiatalon
kezd jarni IS ez mem tekinthet5 bebi
korafejlett intelligenciajanak.
Sok anya kenyszeriteni iparkodik a
bebit jarasra, hogy sz6rakoztassa tarsa-
sagat, vagy dicsekedjek szomszedai
el6tt. Ez mem okos szokas es esetleg a
gyermek karat okozhatja.
Egyaltalaban termeszet a leghiva.
tottabb meghatarozni helyes id6pon.
tot, amikor bebi megpr6balhatja ia
rast. Ha a bebi erzi magaban kellt
id6t, meg fogja kiserelni jarast, de
mig ez az lido ell mem erkezik, ne siettes
Sc. Ha tizenkettedik h6nap utan mem
pr6balkozik meg jarassal, akkor kon
zultaljon egy orvossal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
KARACsONYI BAL.
A SIT. Istvan Egylet iinnep
masodnapi tancmulatsaga.
Nagy az erdekl0des - oft lesz az
egesz magyarsag. - Rig6 J6ska
fog muzsikalni.

Karacsony masodnapjan bali
hangulat lesz urra Kossuth K0r
termeiben, SIT. Istvan Egylet
december 26-an, penteken este tart
ia meg fenyes karacsonyi tancmn-
latsagat.
A balra rendez3kkel egyben
nagyban kesziil6dik az egesz ma
gyarsag, az iinnep masodnapi ba-
lok mindig nagysikeriiek szoktak
lenni $ ICY mines ketsegiink ARIA
nezve, hogy ez karacsonyi bal
is teljes skier jegyeben fog la-
folyni.
Muzsikalni ez alkalommal Rigd
Joska fog teljes zenekaraval
egyetemben minden egy4i
sziikseges j6krol gondoskodva
lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

Olvassa ell ezen cikkiinket Is vagja XII
meg6rzes celiabol, id6vel sztiksege le
het "a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

eloirt formula szerint kssail speciAlisan
bebik szamAra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
NAGYsZERtj MULATsAG.
Az E. Y. M. A. G. sziniel0adast es
tancmulatsagot rendez januar H.
en-, vasarnap = A "Cigany' ene-
kes-tancos nepszinmu keril
bemutatasra.

Erthetoen nagy erdekl6des el0-
ri meg szomszed varos, E. Yo-
ungstown atletainak, akik az f.
Y. M. A. C.-ba tomoriiltek, janu-
ar lien, vasarnap rendezendS
naigyszabasu iinnepi estjet. Egy
esten ket kedves dologgal lepi
meg a magyarsagot ez a regi $
k0zszeretetben all6 Club, akkor,
amikor s7inieloadassal egybeko-
t6tt nagyszabasu tancmulatsagot
rendez Roman Hallban.
Az ii1tnepi estnek bevezet6je-
kent "a cigany'' cimii pompas
nepszinmiivet, mely tarkitva van
szebbnel-szebb enekszamokkal -
mutatja be a miikedvelo garda. A
darab maya a legjobb nepszinmii,
amit valaha irtak. Ezen az esten
a magyar falu kedves tiszta leve-
gGje lesz urra a Roman Hallban.
A darab eloadasa alatt hazaalmod
juk magunkat akacos kis falunk-
ba, csendes Tisza melle, ahova
annyi vagy, remenykedes es alom
sail napr6l-napra a tenger NADIA
rainak, sira1 1yoknak szarnyan.
Hangulatos meseje, fordulatos je-
lenetei darabnak - sokaig elvc-
zetes emlekkent maradnak meg
maid mindannyiunk szamara.
A szerepek kitiin5 kezekben van
max, szorgalmasan folyo pr6bak
arr6l tesznek bizonysagot, hogy
ilyen kitin6 egyiittest meg mem
latott eddig magyarsagunk. A rem
dezes nehez es faradsagos mum.
kajat Vekassy Janos es Keszler
Wendell testvereink vegzik, szak-
avatott vezetesiik mellett folynak
a pr6bak. A darab eloadasa utan
tancteremme ala'kul at hatalmas
terem. Rig6 J6skaek muzsikaja
mellett maid megindIul tanc -
vege ITALIAN mem lesz soha.
A nagyertekii estye jegyek
arusitasa mar folyik j6l teszi
mindenki, ha jegyet biztosit maya
max.
Remeljiik, ezen az esten szamo-
san lesznek jelen magyar testve-
reink, nemcsak East Youngstown
boil, hanem a kozel $ tavoli k0r-
ny6kekr6l is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

Gyermeke rendesen fog fellodni IS
alland6an nagyobbra e er5sebbre fog
n6ni, ha a legjobban gondozza es leg,
jobban taplalia. Eros, vaskos, egeszse-
ges az a sok ezer gyermek, akiket Eag
lie Milk-en neveltek fel, mint ahogy EFT
halas szil6k tanusitjak. Ezeknek az
anyaknak a szamara mines is mar al
talanosan elismert hasznalt taplalek,
nhelyet oily sikeresnek ismernenek, mint
az Eagle Milk, Batran lehet monda-
nj, hogy sokkal t0bb bebit neveltek
fel sikeresen az Eagle Milken, mint az
osszes tobbi gyartmanyu mil taplaleko.
kon egyiittveve.
Ne kiszrletezzek bebijevel ne ad-
jon neki olyan taplalekot, ami irant ket-
segei vannak Borden's Eagle Milk
egeszseges taplalek bebinek, inert mem
tartalmaz mast, mint tiszta tejet IS tisz-
ia cukrot.
Mines ketseg tis1tasaga IS fenyes
eredmenye irant A doktorok ezer Is
eyer bebinek ajanlottak, akik sovanyak
5 snlyon aluliak voltak. Az Eagle Mill;
konnyen megemeszthet6, biztos IS ID
a bebi taplalasara.
Mem minden Talcnm puder egyforma
Is termeszetesen On biztos akar lenni
abban, hogy minden, amit bebijenek
testb6rehez hasznal, teljesen megbizha.
to es tiszta legyen. Colgates Baby Tale
megfelel minden tekintetben ezen kove.
telmenynek, inert kitin6 orvosok altal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
niles
NAGYSIKERtt LEsZ A vERHO
Way BAL.

A j0vG het szonpbatjan, decem-
ber 27-en nagyszabasu mulatsag
szinhelye lesz a nilesi Roman Hall.
A Verhovay Egylet nilesi fi6kja
rendezi ezen az esten vilagp6sta
versennyel egybek0tott nagyszaba
su tancmulatsagat.
A karacsonyi iinnepek utani
hangulat lesz urra ezen a balon $
annak dacara, hogy lit, nagy
Amerikaban az iinnep harmadnap
jat nem tartjak - hissziik, hogy
ez a karacsony harmadnapi tanc-
mulatsag, hatalmas sikeru lesz $
melt6 befejezeskent zarja be a ka-
racsonyi iinnepeket.
Farkas Berti k0zkedvelt cigany-
zenekaranak muzsikaja mellett in
dul maid meg tame tartani fog
addig, amig a tancos parok birjak
szusszal. AIT persze mondanunk
sem 'kell, hogy a vilagp6sta YER
seny nagyban elenkiti maid q j6-
kedvet, kivancsian v&rjuk. XII vi
sci el az ertekes dijat, mint gy3z-
tes. A rendez6seg minden elSke-
sziiletet megtesz - ugy, hogy
semmiben mem lesz hiany.
Ezen balon egyutt fogjuk lat
nj maid nemcsak q nilesi, hanem
a tavol $ k0zel k0rnyeki magyar
sagot - ne maradjon teh6t el cen
XII err0l q pomp&s mulats&ar6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

K0sz0NETNYItvANiTAs.

Allllirott leghalasabb k0szone
tenn nyilvanitom Youngstown
Els6 Magyar Bs. Egyletnek, vagy-
is az Greg Egyletnek, inert 69 ma
pi betegsegem ntan jar6 betegsc-
gelyt legpontosabban kifizette,
Ajanlom minden egyes honfitar-
samnak, hogy tamogassa ezt az
egyletet fs legyen a tagja. Az
egyletnek minden elso vasarnap
van gyiilese ref. templom alat-
ii helyisegben.
Szulligan Janos,
737 Salt Spring Road.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
A "DONG0" KARACsONYA.
Kemeny Gyorgy latogatasa Yo.
ungstownban.

Kemeny Gyorgy, Dong6'
nagynevii szerkeszt6je, multi he
ten varosunkban volt es regi ba-
ratjaval, Mihok Sandorral egyiitt
felkereste nehany olvasojat Yo-
ungstownban es East Youngstown
ban.
Mivel az id6 rovidsege vegett
mem tudta mindazokat felkeres-
nj, akiket szeretett volna, azert la
punk mtjan keri meg a "Dong6''
azon olvas6it, akik hatralekbar
vannak, hogy vigyek be az elofi
zetest Mih6k Sandor irodajaba
COL Dollar Bank epiilet.
Kemeny Gy0rgy havonta lega
labb husz napot utazik messze vi
deken, hogy bekollektalhassa kin1
lev6 el6fizetesi penzeket, holott
mar regen kierdemelte magyar
sagt6l AIT, hogy ia penzt neki be
kildjek, vagy megbizottjai atad
jak. Legyen vegre boldog Kara
csonya "Dongo max is es epen
hogy vigyek fel az el6fizetesi 0sz
szeget Mih6k irodajaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
SCENT IsTvAN EaYLET.

December 25-en este Kossutfl
K0rben lesz lejatszva az a kara
csonyi darab, mely sMolnar Lajos
szakavatott tehetseggel es izlesscl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
KARACsONYI BAL.

Karacsony masodik napjan, de-
cember 26-an, penteken este Macy
sikerii bal szinhelye lesz az east
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06
SLAUGHTER NECK

The teachers of Slaughter Neck
school wish to show their apprecia-
tion for the cooperation given them
by the community during the past
term. This attitude has largely been
manifested through the Community
Association. By means of this organi-
zation hot lunches were served dur
ing part Of the winter months, the
victrOla was repaired, and the fol-
lowing articles were purchased: A
flag, a globe. a set of four maps, ten
yards of burlap. two pencil sharpen
ers, twelve scissors, and many little
articles necessary for the school
room. We hope, and believe, that the
efforts put forth by parents, pupils,
and teachers have not been in vain.
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06

BASE BALL is GREAT PASTINIE for the American
people, and of Delaware form with the balance of the
DelNarVia Peninsula, host of fans who know how to
appreciate skful and scientific playing of the On
Friday of last week the opened officially for the
Eastern Shore League with record breaking crowds at
tending at all the games between the six clubs Delaware
knows how appreciate good clean sport will patron
ze the when such is presented for them. We hope
that the will be free from the of the
past year when the local club in Milford compelled
to withdraw participation to the end of the
Our old rival, Dover the of both the local
league in 1928 well the honor of completely wreck
ing the champions the Blue Ridge League of the
strongest in the eastern Their victory espec
tally pleasing to the base ball and sport loving people of
Milford they stood fairness and honorable treat
ment of their chief opponent and rivals. With real base
ball u.s. great pleasure for
all during the balance of the season.
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06

so FAR AS DELAWARE is CONCERNED the people
complaint with either of their United States Sena-
tors Representative Congress to their stand
upon the recently enacted bonus law and sustaining the
of that law by President Coolidge They represented
fully ninety per cent of the people of Delaware correctly
But membership of the Senate and House who
sampeded and frightened at the cracking of the lobby
whip override the President, hearing from
their various constituencies in which is carry
ing great anxiety them for their future political future
General Grant the precedent for vetOng bonus bill
will prove in the political life of the future
the England States the home people have held
meetings formulated resolutions which unpleas-
reading their Senators who voted against uphold
ing presidential veto. From the western states es-
peciay Kansas, the people OutspOken and have
clearly thrown the gauntlet to the Senators who
understand public opinion and threaten to retire
their places in the United States Senate Sena
Lodge especially marked for defeat four years hence
expires, because of his failure to support
the President.
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06
PLANS TO HELP FARMERS

The farmer cannot solve his marketing problems by
individual effort neither is cooperative marketing pan
acea for all the farmers difficulties taxa
on cannot come down with enormous issues of taxfree
securities by which great wealth escapes taxation.
Some think that the whole economic difficulty of the
American farmer could be rghed if cooperation could be
substituted for other methods of selling Because of this
these people feel that the federal should
come the and promoter of individual associations
paying out of federal funds the cost of organizing these
associations and practically all the costs of operating
them.
Mr. Tenny of the Dept of Agriculture shows that the
essentials of successful cooperation include organization
along commodity lines, the obtaining sufficient
mage definitely secured by legal contracts the securing of
able honest business administrators and complete and
satisfactory financing pan and the incorporation into the
whole scheme of few simple fundamental cooperative
ideas -. .-.
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06
FEVER OF INOUISITION

Congressional investigation of executive activities be-
gan in orderly enough fashion months ago. But
the Senate which have always looked the
steady old wheel horse of the Congressional team evident
y heard the distant drums of the approaching campaign
reared and snorted and off it went Hell bent for
election"
At every rough spot in the already terrified
passenger bumped off the political bandwagon bag
and baggage often greatly to the surprise of the drv
to the victim, when President Coolidge stepped to
the center of the brought the runaway team
its launches with the sest jerk the rens the Senate
has felt for years.
American sense of fair play does not long relish
fair methods by characteress witnesses Public service
will hereafter be listed extra hazardous occupa
ons with special insurance therefor policy might be
provided that would insure sliding scale of indemnity
small amount for the mention of a before
investigating committee double indemnity for total loss
of character
is the hope of the public that the fever of inqusi
ton is subsding.
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06

= A NEWLY APPOINTED Justice Of the Peace for New
Castle County found that the Office is not toy to be
operated any purpose other than for the administration
laid down by the people through the egis
atWe With the evident intent of opening his new court
with mercifu imposing penalties the official either
ignorance, with deberatiOn, broke the law himself
of reckless driving which clearly established
brought before him. and is possible that he had not
read the amended upon this particular Oense for
he imposed fine Of only dollar and COSTS and then
discharged the offender with nice little ecture-cearly
in contradiction the law which provides that the fine
shall be twenty-five dollars for the first Oense and more
penalties for subsequent by that individual
The fact is disclosed by this that appointed to
discharge the duties Office often fail to realize the
importance Of devotng attention to the laws written
thereby learn their exact duty and what responsibility
they assumed in taking the office Delaware has generally
had officials who if not qualified when appointed, have
quickly proficient capable of their adminstra
this case the legal machinery out of gear,
but the general objections expressed through the
press resulting this instance will not again be
repeated
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06

PRESIDENT COOLIDGE BY SIGNING THE TAN
MEASURE, has kept promise reduce taxes
pecialy those paid by the and who but
little action that Congress has granted the
Presidents that fiat reduction of 25 per cent be
given 1923-this is decided victory for the people
Calvin Coodgeit that the interests Of the
man or woman no matter whether the farm in the
city, have been safeguarded by the Presdentt means
that the head the nation has kept his word to the c
of the land that Congress has at last real
that the people stand sody behind the President in
his fight reduction of 1t is true that the
just passed exactly what the President desired
wanted bill that would even greater reduc
There doubt that at the next session
Congress the President will insist that the tax bill be
revised to give further relief and by that time
the obstructioniss in Congress will doubt have been
informed emphatic terms by their constituents to do
as the President desires.
When June 7th tentatively agreed upon the
date adjournment the President numerous
leaders to the White House and fatty told them that farm
the the bodies departed their homes
If Congress has any sagacty political otherwise,
will pass real farm relief bill before it adjourns
The McNary-Haugen bill has not met with the ap-
prova the heads of the many organizations many
of them claiming that while it might give slight
practical application. The people and the President
can why bill to aid agriculture should not
be enacted into law, and at once.
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06
Andrew Visocchi
Concert AccOrdiOnist

Mr.. Andrew Visocchi, who is to ap-
pear here on the coming Chautauqua
program, is a master of the concert
accordion and his work will prove a
revelation to many who have never
heard the raptures and endless posi-
bilities of this wonderful instrument
in such capable hands.
"In his hands, the accordian SEEM
ingly had no limits
"a large audience greeted the ap-
pearance of Andrew Visocchi at JEFF
ferson Auditorium Wednesday even
ing. The program which was render
ed, was varied in it's character, in
classical and popular num-
bers and was greatly appreciated.
MILFORD, DELAWARE
JUNE 10 Is
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06

THE OLD LAND MARKS have grip upon SEN
timentality which often warp the impressions on the
mind to such extent that real and pleasing nova
tions fail to get welcome at first introduction but
tainly such effect will be produced from the head
ing which has just been placed the Every Evening of
Wilmington. For many years the dark heading
which supposed to convey the general reader of
that wide-awake that Delaware stood for
thine interests well the agricultural development of
our State has been occupying darkening and
central part of the heading of the Every Evening since its
consolidation with the old COMMERCIAL that has Overshad
dOwed the heading itself of late years This has been
that it retains all of its meaning and in ad
dOn made to mark and help to bring out the and
general effect of the heading, that expresses
clearly and with pleasing effect the artistic work that has
given foremost and leading Democratic evening paper
in Delaware, head, easy to read and easy to
understand. Congratulations are extended.
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06

I'm WHAT WAY can the National Government build a
better road than a State?" a correspondent asks.
It can't. But it does! 1t can build no better road
than any other central authority build better
roads, it builds better buildings public works
because the standards of National Government are us-
ally higher and less warped by consideration of immediate
expense than those of smaller apprOpratng bodies
The United States Government has for many years
followed the nvarabe policy of building anything
for long period of time. It's public buildings are not
constructed to be replaced in ten twenty years.
built to Withstand the of time for many
of When the Panama Canal was constructed mon
ey was not stnted the canal to be for all time
so, built as well engineering skill could build it,
halfhearted effort made in the The we had
of money and brains and effort went into it.
When the United States Government begins the build
ing and maintenance of national highways, it will build in
the same way-with due regard to the future many
roads built today only the immediate present. built
too light so that traffic them o~pieces; built
too crooked that they waste time while pandering to
local prejudces against condemnation; built existing
grades rather than economical grades construction
money.
Building the finest and highest type of road engineer
ing science understands, is many reasons why
good roads enthusiasts with vision working the
lay when real national highways begin to produce good
oads everywhere
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06

IN APPOINTING Charles W. Cullen Esq of George
town. as Referee Bankruptcy to succeed the late Wood
burn Martin Judge Morris OF the United States District
Court has made choice. Mr.. Cullen is learned in
the law and has had many years experience back
ground for the place of great importance.
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06

WHEN MAN is SICK he calls the doctor. He has
faith in the doctor long the doctor him bet-
But when he finds that the physician diagnosed
the incorrectly is using treatment which does
bring health he either changes doctors
for a consultation.
Sick for good roads, the American people called in
doctor (Congress) and received "frst-ad" treatment,
called Federal aid by which the physician from
the pharmacy (the Public Treasury sufficient dollars
help the various parts of the United States to build
arteries i-.r+.....
But the United States needs not a few but very large
number and the prescription of the doctor
producing them in time to the economic life of
the patient!
it, therefore, the part of wisdom to ask for
consultation the doctor confer with other phys
with another and vision of the illness of
poor roads and the method of their cure?
One of the cures advocated and the only which
hasn't been tried the appointment a National High
ways Commission consider report the Congress
on the subject establishing building forever main
tanning system of national highways States which tried
State aid and found have high
way commissions and found they did cure; why should
United States find whole the good result
the several States have found for themselves?
Roads national not State problem. Transpor-
taton is national not State problem. Only the Nation
for the Nation only the Nation afford to build and
maintain highways will adequately for the
present, not to speak of the future, traffic!
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06

A pie and ice cream social will be
held at Tomahawk school, Thursday
evening, May 22nd. Proceeds go for
community picnic Everyone invited.
Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06

IT is ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT for the people of
Delaware to remember the fact that the three first days
of registration July 18th August End and August 9h
and that only those who register those days. may cast
vote at the State Primary Election in August which will
nominate full State Ticket and the candidates for the
various county and district Offices in all parts Delaware
Get this fact fixed well in your mnd-and it applies
every Republican and every Democrat male female, in
the State 1t applies to the first voters well the old
party personnel If you fail to register and thus qualify
to cast vote at the primary elections of your party be
Republican Democrat you fail to have any vote
who shall be the nominee your party be United
States Senator the Congressman Governor other State
official You also will have right to honorably
the action OF the convention the majority your
party for naming they choose their
candidate, regardless of qualification character
register either in July August, and have say the
NATTER or fail to register then and hold your peace and
do not crcise the actions of those performed
duties prescribed by law to have the right
jections