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International., 1925-07-06
SWIMMING PARTY

Prior to his departure for Texas,
Andrew Davis called together a
few friends for swimming party
at his home on Noon Street. After
an exciting evening cf dining and
swimming, they danced the rest of
the evening until called to refresh
ments. Among those present were
Virginia Campbell, Beatriz Sando-
val, Polly Titcomb, Tom Damn,
Raymond Hill, Jack Egan, and
Mills Gillespie.
International., 1925-07-06
TWO JULY 4TH BABIES

Two Fourth of July babies were
born in Nogales. The first, a
beautiful 6 3-4 pound girl arrived
at 9 O'Clock Saturday morning at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Cumming on Potrero street, and
has been named "Betsy jeanne.
Mrs. Cumming was formerly Miss
Helena Karns.. Mr.. Cumming, the
popular young man seen about
town all wreathed in smiles since
the big event at his home, is the
we'll known customs broker. DR..
A. L. Gustetter was the attending
physician.
The other Fourth of July baby,
International., 1925-07-06

a fine boy, was born at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning at St. Josephs
Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. julie
Trask of Patagonia. There is a
coincidence connected with the two
births, inasmuch as Mrs. Trask, un-
til removal to the hospital Friday
night, had been rooming at the
Cumming home while awaiting the
stork. Mr.. Trask is government
customs officer. DR.. V. A. Smell
ker was the attending physician.
International., 1925-07-06
Page Eleven

ca Bonsall, Mrs. Louis Hudgina
Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Lillian Chat.
ham, Mrs. N. B. Stump, Mrs. Sam
Friedman, Mrs. S. Long, Mrs. VIII
liam Speer.
\ = :.
Miss Ruth Trailor arrived from
Yuma Thursday, for short visit
With Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Sanders
and daughter, Dorothy. Her aunt,
Mrs. Charm Sanders, did not ac-
company her, but plans on visiting
at later date.
International., 1925-07-06
EMBROIDERY CLUB

On Thursday afternoon the EN-
broidery club and a few friends
met at the home of Mrs. Benjamin
Jones for an enjoyable time. Vel.
low poppies and blue cornflowers
adorned the rooms, and cake, dec
Grated in patriotic colors was SER
we'd with delicious punch. The
members and guests attending
were Mrs. F. S. Noon, Mrs. Rebec-
International., 1925-07-06
FOR sALE-2O%o Of cost. Com

FOR SALE-2O% Of cost. Com
plete 200 horse power steam
power plant including, air COM
pressor SO cubic feet, hoist,
pumps, tanks, cage, pipes, fit
tings, complete blacksmiths shop,
and a complete 25 ton copper
mating smeIter. Equipment in
excellent condition and just the
type for mine operation in Mex
leo.
Patagonia Engineering & Assay
Office,
Patagonia, Arizona.
(6-29-4t)
International., 1925-07-06
4TH BATTALION MEXICAN
TROOPS IN NOCALES

The Fourth Battalion, Infantry,
of the Mexican army, stationed at
La Misa, Sonora, arrived here Fri
day night to spend few days in
Nogales, Sonora. 1t is commanded
by Gen. Aeelsmo Armenia and con-
sists of 600 men.
International., 1925-07-06

FOR RENT-Between three and
1000 acres grazing land on So
noita Grant. Running water
through entire place. Posses
sion July 1. For further in
formation write C. L. North
craft, Patagonia, Arizona.
(6-22-4-t.)
International., 1925-07-06
SOCIETY
(Continuel from Page 81

J. w. Macfarlane, aMiss Gladys
Walker, Mrs. w. A. O'Connor, Mrs.
H. M. Claggett, Mrs. Allen T. Bird,
Mrs. James Foster, Mrs. w. H.
Walker, Mrs. w. J. Mitchell, Mrs.
F. W. Rose, Mrs. J. G.. Schell.
International., 1925-07-06
CLASSIFIED

FOR RENT-Two furnished and
one unfurnished apartments. $25
unfurnished, $50 furnished.
Three rooms, bath, kitchenette,
all modern improvements. Ran
kin apartments. Phone 353W.
(7-6-1t)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
WARREN, OHIO
FENYEs MULATsAG.

A SIT. Haromsagrol elnevezett
gor. kath. fiiggetlen hitkozseg ia
vara nagyszabasu mulatsag fog le-
aajlani Warren varosaIban, janu
ar lien, szombaton este Walnut
s,t.-i Roman Hallban.
A pompas bal irant magyarsag
6riasi erdekl3des nyii-
vanul meg mines ketseg azirant,
hogy tancmulatsag estejen a RI
man Hall zsufolasig tele lesz ma
gyarekkal - akikE MIND eli0nnek
hogy egy kedelyes mulatsagnak
resztvevoi legyenek S egyben egy
nemes celt elomozditsanak.
A bal napjaig - meg tSbb mint
ket het van hatra. hisszGk, az idt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
FARsANGI MULATsAG.


A Munkas BIS. Egylet es Onkep-
70 Szervezet T00-ik, warrem fl
6kosztalya, JAM ar no 24-en, szom-
baton este raesyszabasu farsangi
tancmulatsagot rendez. A balra
nagyban keszul mem csak rem
dez6seg, hanem az egesz magyar
sag is. Ennek a nagyhabasu far
sangi balnak erdekesseget Macy
ban emeli az is, hogy bal egybe
van kotve vilagp6sta versennyel
-es polgari hazassaggal.
A bal alkalmaval tomve lesz a
Walnut-streeti Roman Hall S d
magyarsag vidaman pendul maid
tanera Zsiga Janos hires clgany-
zenekaranak muzsikaja mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
Reformatus egyhaz

Presbyteri gyiiles.-Az egyhaztanacs
tagjai keretnek, hogy szombaton este
a k0zgyulest el6keszito presbyteri gyii-
lessen lehet6leg teljes szamban jelenie-
mex meg
Kozgyiiles.-Asref egyhaz evi rem
des kozgyulese vasarnap, Jan. lien is
tentisztelet kereteben lesz megtareva.
A kozgydlesre felhivjuk az egyhaz tag
jainak figyelmet keriink minden buzz
GO egyhaztagot, a ferfiakat es n6ket
ogyarant, hogy vasarnapi kozgyulesen
jelenjenek meg.
MOI Klub.-A tiszteletes asszony al.
tai megalakitott >N5i Klub az elmult va.
sarnap tartotta meg els5 rendes gyiile.
set, mely alkalommal megvalasztottak
k0vetkez5 tisztikart: Diszeln0k: DIR.
Gerenday Laszl6ne,- eln0k: Szaday
Benjaminne,- aleln0k. Kiss Samuelne,-
jegyz6: Geressy Sandorne,- penztarnok:
CIV. Szilagyi J6zsefne, ellen6r: ifj.
Batari Andrasne. A vigalmi bizottsag
tagjai: Kopacsi Janosne, Kiss Mihaly-
ne, Vass Martonne, Szulligan Janosne,
Luteran ganosne IS Zsirkay Jozsefne.
A N6i Klub gyiileseit minden h6nap
masodik vasarnapjan, delutan oral kez
dettel tartja meg templom basement
jeben. Havidij 25c.
! Gyermek Klub.-A Gyermek Klub
most vasarnap, jan. lien delutan gyu-
/ lest tart, a -tagok keretnek j6jjenek osz-
szehteljss ,szamban, mivel a harangszen-
teles iigyeben fontosf floigokrol lesz $50.
Ryi jelentes .-Kereszteltettek 75-en
| 10-cl tobb, mint tavaly) es pedig SO
eany ts SO flu. 0rok hiiseget, eskldtek
l5-en (mult evben 14) es pedig 8 par
vegyes, par tiszta ref. vallasu. Meg
halifax 1S-an (mult evben 19). Ebbol
cgy evangelikus, egy g0r. kath. After
| TEX hozzank San (mult evben eSy) u.
m.: b. Kiss Janosne, Veres Tmrene es
Dobay Geza. Konfirmaltattak: 24 fin
6s leany.
A multi evi urvacsorai ajandekok.--
B6jtre bort: Gy0rgy Tamas es Fazekas
lstvan, kenyeret Turcsan Mihalynt
Hubbardrol. Husvetra bort. Turoczi Fe
rene, Eszenyi Sander, Condor Vince
Kenyeret ifj. Batari Andrasne. Pun
k6sdre, kenyeret: Kiss Mihalyne, bort
ifj. Batari Andras, Szaday Benz, SCALA
: J6zsef. Ujkenyerre kenyeret. Erde
Andrasne, bort: Szakacs Vera es Sza
day Benz. Ujborra kenyeret: Kiss ga
mueln6, bort: Kopacsi Janos. Karacson.
ra kenyeret Gyorgy Tamasne, bort
Gyorgy Tamas es Kiss Sander es neg
adtak.
Egyeb Macy adomanyok.-Bartha re
: ter es csal., Bartha Sander es csal. egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
AMERIKAI MAq.YAR HIRLAR

egy harangot, ifj. Batari Andrasne egy
feher kezimunka sz6szek terit6t es ker.
edeny takar6t, szinte kezimunkab6l.
Kimagaslo esemenyek. Az egyhazme
eye lit tartotta gyiileset azok megven-
degelese. Tiszt. asszony megalapitotta Il
Gyermek Klubot, mely sok gyonyorii
seget okozott sziil6knek okoz ezutan
is. Az lfj. Kor Szilagyi Imre vezetese
alatt ujra viragzasnak indult. Dec. 2S-
an Tiszt. asszony, tobb NO felkeresere,
N6i Klubot alakitott. Boiler elpattant $
helyebe NJ kellett (tobb, mint $50 dol
larert.l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
Baptista egyhaz
BAPTISTA EGYHAZ.

Az egyhaz kebeleben szervezett
Noi-Egylet december 20-an bazart
rendezett, amelyen szep 0sszeggel
novekedett a Noi-Egylet penztara;
A karacsonyi iinnepi osszejovc-
teleken templom megtelt buzgo
hivekkel, dacara az eros hideg-
pek, meg videkrol is voltak ke-
eyes es udv0t keres0 testvereinh.
A vasarnapi iskolaba jaro oyer
mekek iinnepelye karacsony els6
nap estejen volt megtartva. ,Dns
programmed, gazdagon feldiszi-
tett karacsonyfa mellett otvennel
tobb gyermek tett vallast bethle-
hemi Jaszolban sziiletett Jezusrol.
A gyermekek iinnepelyen feln0:-
TEX is nagyszamban vettek reszt
Az unnepelyes hangulatot Macy.
ban emelte a felnottek enekkara
szep enekekkel es a szomszed va
rosbol, Newcastle 7bol jelenlev6she-
gediin .es trombitan jatszo ifju
hittestverek el6adasa, szinten KEEL
lemesse tettek az iinnepelyt, amelv
este het oratol, egesz tizenegy ora
lg tartott. Az 0sszes jelenlevoknek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
Rom. kah. egyhaz

Keresztelesek.-Maria -Erzsebet,
Ralph A. Reen es Pasztor M. Ilo-
IA leanya, szul. dec. 10, keresztel-
tex Jan. 4-en. Mikor az apa bejelen
tette a keresztelest, mem tudta
megmondani keresztsziil0k ne
vet. Kerjik a keresztapat, vagy
a keresztanyat, hogy irassak be
neviiket.
Ferenc-Karoly, Nemeth Istvan
es Takacs Maria fla, sziil. dec. G.
an, kereszteltek jan. 4-en. Kereszt-
sziilei voltak Schubert Janos es
Nemeth Margit.
Karoly.Istvan, Kiss Istvan es
Barcay Piroska fla, sziil. dec. 13,
fereszteltek jan. 4-en. Keresztszi-
lei voltak Pavlenka Karoly es Po-
lonkai Borbala.
Florian, Huzzak Istvan es Smi-
bak Amalia fla, sziil. 1922 aprilis
24-en, kereszteltek jan. 4-en. Ke-
resztsziilei voltak Nelepka Janos
es Tomk6 Anna.
Eljegyzes.- .-Hazassagra jelens-
keztek: youngstown szul. es la
KOS Nemeth Jozsef, Nemeth Lajos
es Tasso Anna fla es youngstow-
hi sziil. es LAX. Kopcs6 Maria, +Kop-
ESQ Mihaly, Is. Darai Anna leanya.
Eskudni fognak- jan, 27-en.
Hazszentelasek. .lKedden, seer
dan es esetleg csiitortokon es pen
iteken delutan, 4-t6l Zig hazakat
fog szentelni plebanos Steelto-
>non. Megkezdi abban a keriiletben,
amelyben Kurucz Janos kollektalt
es, oman eteyabb fegja folytatni.
Szombaton delutan, 2-tol az Albert
St.-en es k0rnyeken lesz a hazszen-
teles es vasarnap delutan Briel
Hill-en. A t0bbi helyekre is szive
sen megyen ell, ha akadnak, akib
fogjak kalauzolni. Ilyen vallalllo
zok nelkiil mem teheti meg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wendell f..
Yoangstownbol hozott $26-t, Ku
r,lcz Janos Steeltonrd $1O50-et
I A kurator szobaban fizettek: Ha
bodasz Gusztav $40, Sandor Ival
$6, Peterdi Istvan $40, Balazs Fe
rene Sc, Hoffer Karoly 50, Tubi
Ca Gy0rgy. 81, Demjen Albert S.
Gillat Janos 81, Horyath Ignac sc
Deak Alajosne So, Hochwart Ven
delne 81, Bundas Bertalanne s.
Schultz Sander Steeltonrol hozot
1850, Bodolai Istvan $21.00
Sztank6 Demeter E. Youngstown
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
BEAVER FALLS
ERTEsITEs.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 80
TX fiokosztalyanak tagjai figyel-
mebe ajanljuk, hogy az egyleti
gyiilesek 1926 evben a 7-ik. Ave.
es 9-ik utica sarkan levo magyar
rom. kath. templom alatti helyi-
segben lesznek megtartva, Rinden
honap elso vasarnapjan.
A gyiilesek kezdete delutan :
orakorrlesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
Egyhazi hirek

bol $3.50, Bacs6 Janos Brier Hill
r6l $3.50.
Adomanyok. -Matyassy J6zsef-
ne, Fermencsin Istvanne, Csikos
Janosne es Gillat Janosne, mind
egyik Sit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08

A vezet6seg ezuton keri fel a
Warren k0rnyeki, nilesi, stb. ma
gyar egyleteket, hogy ere a nap
ra mas mulatsagot ne rendezze-
mex, hanem legyen egyutt ez esten
az egesz kornyek magyarsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
AvERBECk
DRUG co.
16 w. Federal ST.
DEBROszKY ANDRAs

Youngstown legregibb magyar 6pit6
vallalkoz6ja. MindenfAle 6pitest kiztO
stick es legjobb fslt6telsk mellett
elvallal. Ha epiteni akar, ajanlatQs.
hogy bizalommal forduljon Debroszky
Andrashoz, aki epitkezeshez ingyen ad
tanacsos, rajzot es koltsegvetest. Ciln:
Andrew Debroszky 1860 Wilson Ave-.
Youngstown. Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08

sokaig emlskeben fog maradni
ezen keresgty6nies gyermek iinns-
pely.
Evening star., 1925-05-04
AU-Siik Rudiunl FOuiard

The vogue of printed fabrics has
whirled its way through many kinds
of materials, but none lovelier than
these-in so smart designs
Evening star., 1925-05-04
MACCABEES CONFER
AT CHATHAM, PA, HOME
Visit Planned for 5000 New Mem
bers During Convention to Be
Held Here in July.

A delegation of 10 prominent Mac
cabees has returned. to Washington
from a conference of the order of the
Maccabee Home and Relief Associa-
ton at the society's international
home for aged and INDECENT members
at Chatham, Pa. The meeting was
held in Chatham for the purpose of
extending the facilities of the associa-
ton to the members of several new
tents which are being instituted here
in the Maccabees' drive for 5000 can
didates to be initiated at the July
convention in Washington.
The funds of the relief association
now total in excess of a half million
dollars. During the last calendar
year, ending December 81, 1924, the
| association expended close to 100000
These funds are raised from the dona-
ton by the assessment of 81 on each
new member without any extra cost
to the membership in general.
More than 1.200 applications for
membership in the Maccabees have al
ready been received since the cam
paign started in the Washington dis
trict. When this convention meets
an all-day trip will be made to
Chatham for the 5000 new members
to see the home.
Evening star., 1925-05-04
A Sale of Crepe Kimonos at
Sl.05 and S2.05

AT $1.95-kimopos of boX-oom crepe, made with
edo collars of contrasting color. Also at this price
of Zenana crepe, trimmed with twocolor double
ruche of self materials. Both models made in the
graceful side tie effect: III rose, COpen, Wiseria
AT S205-Are dainty kimOnOS of bOx-loom crepe, in
front closing style; have wing sleeves and trimmed
with satin ribbon, in sidetie effect decorated in
hand embroidered design: colarless model COlors
blue, rose, orchid etc.
kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-04

kann Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-04

''The Busy
Corner
Evening star., 1925-05-04
$4,000 AUTO DEATHS.
RECORD FOR 1924
Underwriters Also Show
100000 Injured in Year
From Same Cause.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Automobiles
caused 10000 deaths and injuries to
$4,000 persons in the United States
in 1924 statistics made public by the
National Bureau of Casualty and
Surety Underwriters revealed yester.
day. This represents a daily average
of 50 dead and approximately / 1882
injured.
Notwithstanding the death total. the
largest ever reported, the bureau
found signs of encouragement in a
pronounced fall in the rate of increa Sc
of accidents. The increase in the
number of deaths in 1928 over figures
for 1922 was 20 per cent. while the
increased in 1924 over the preceding
year was only per cent This re-
ductiOn in the rate of increase was
attributed to organized campaigns to
reduce accidents.
Comparison of Death Rate.
A comparison of the automobile
death rate with the number of cars
registered shows a steady decreas Sc
the bureau reported. In 1915 the
number of deaths for every 10000
automobiles was pa, each succeeding
year showing a decrease, until the
figures for 1924 Indicate only 9.6
deaths for every 10000 cars. There
are now l7.500,0 ,000 cars registered in
the United States.
Grade-Crossing accidents took a toll
of 1,GSS deaths, a decrease of II from
the 1928 total
Since 1908 the death rate due to
motor-car accidents has increased
steadily, until today automobiles
cause more deaths than all other We
hicles, including trains and street
cars, combined.
Evening star., 1925-05-04
Csc and Sl.OO Rayon 100 v,
Wash Fabrics at wv
AU-SiIk White Washable BroadcIoth
Three Popular Weares

Heavy Quality Striped Rayon Suitngs almost every
color imaginable and almost infinite
Exquisite "Aoonigh novelty figured designs
gold pink lavender, blue navy
and white yard.
Noeheen Crepe plain colors, with
white lavender melon brown gold
ipsick red, leather, brckdu, yard.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-05-04
Printed Crepe de Chine

In lovely lowered and conventional
designs on light and dark grounds
The variety of designs and colorings is
fairly bewildering.
Evening star., 1925-05-04
Three Popular Summer 81

NeU Tub Silk BroadcIoth
200 color combinations in woven
stripe effects of various widths, from
the fine harline to the wide awning
stripe-and plaids in light and dark
grounds.
Evening star., 1925-05-04
71uo Reg. $l.95 Silks for $I.69 Yd.
AUSiLk Printed FOuLard

the popular grounds of brown navy and black and
white One of the desirable silks for Spring dresses.
kann's-St
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-23
(Ohlcial City, State and County Newspaper)
Join the Red Gross

In" l!nTl"lgh County Rcd Cross chapter has \
goal Of 1000 m"mh"rA SCI for the annual m"mb"r-
@hIp drive WlirIl iS no" III progress. The driv"
throughout tn" county has been under way for Scv
cesgfuI roll ,.,u 1h. ,arv,,, r,,r ,,,,,i.,n nina j.,
,h. .;t,. ,r r,i.,,,.,,,., ,,.,.. ,,,, ,,; ; :.,,
u,rou ,,lfry,n a.. .,.,;r,,.,, .,, ,.r, ,,,h :,
~ ,.,rl.or. , ,r, ,,.,, ,.,.,., ,,
aIi former ,ncuborshi,s and Secure ,,.,nv rev oun
IN .aitio,
1ho rur,,ion ,o,,,,.. n.,,,,.. ,,,. , a.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-23
Nyc'S Appointment

.N""' from any political Significance the appoint
mont OF Gerald Ny" hat its interesting phases IN"
"'''d H'a'"5 senate will b" called upon to de-
i"rmn" the power Of appointment in such eases
H"rlh lGkn'AH constitution gives Governor Sorlir
III" power TO iii al va"a,cics, except where the
stat" @t1'nt"& clearly define the manner Of nllins
such vacancies. Whether such power affects vacan-
'i"S in tn" United States senate remains Ia no seen
North Dakota'a Legislature: meyer passed lceisla
governor as regards filling vacancies in the Uni,od
States senate under the seventeenth amendment
~ 'h' l'd"ral constitution Governor SOr.i, doubt
''SS taxes tn" position that in view Of the fact that
inc constitution clothes him with general appnin-
i've power in rosr Of all vacancies, he has the
power TO name United States senator despit.
special legislation as contemplated in tho seven
tc"nth amendment.
Many contend this point was settled in the Ala
"''hl case when the senate refused to seat a mem
h"r appointed by the governor. The United States
senate, however, is the sole Judge of tho ouolifca-
1l"'IS Of its members. Whether the ISSUE will bc
set g" along political lines aft a careful study
'' the legal phases involved Will be interesting 70
note
Governor Sorlic, doubtless is following the adyca
OF IN" friends Of the late Senator Iadd in mamma,
'F'' Mr. Nye supported the La Toilette Wheeler
''cNc'. u" IS in sympathy with Senator Frazic:
al" S'''"" VIII carry out the general policies o.
the deceased senator lnquestionably his svmpa-
'hieS are with the bloc of senators who Summarized
Senator La Toilette.
'>'N1 June VIII com" tlc Republican primaries
IN the mcantim" Republicans Of the state shouJ
agree upon some working arrangement aside from
stat" lSSucs. TIL" Coolidge administration js ,eserv
ing OF the hearies support of the Republican party
OF North Dakota. If seated Gerald Nye could do !
no better than support the Coolidge administration
unless he intends TO break away from the Rcpub,i- ,
can party. ana become aligned with the prccre, !.
'i'eS II we are TO have genuine party leadership
al 'hoSe VINO aspire TO Republican recopnito, !
n""' support the leader Of the party, Calvin Coo.-
'"S' III" man WHO carried North Dakota agans, !
the opposition of the prOprcssvcs and ,bo ,, ~,
Senator la Toilette. Norh Dakotas should no kon,
in the Coolidge column /,
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-23
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
AT THE ELTINGE
Human Hardships Turned In
10 HiIarity by Comedian ir
"Thc Gold Rush"

The new Charlie Chaplin motion
picture comedy. The Gold Rush. ="
! has been described by those closely
associated with the worlds greatest
comedian as Il symhOlical autobio-
Eraphy Of the great star himself.
With that genius which peculiarly
IS Chaplin's own, and against Il back
ground Of the klondik" gold STAN
pchc into Alaska, the screen comedian
has depicted with subtly tender and
delicate master strokes, the struggle
Of mans eternal search for happincGs.
its laughter and its joys.
Charlie Of the little derby hat. the
tricky little cane. the baggy trousers.
the niuStachc, the waddling walk and
hlE shOrS~-thr man who has made
more laughs for the world than any
other living comedian, has built in
II h" Cold Rush," Il delightful Struc-
turc OF fun and hilariousnesS, which
comes to the Eltinge theatre today
and will remain for Tuesday. We'd
h"Sday and Thursday.
On th" tragedy and misery suffered
by the pioneers who first journeyed
into Alaska, and on the dramati les Of
the soul suilerinFs Of the sour
dough" who braved mountains, ice.
snow. starvation, death. in their mad
rush for gold, Charlie Chaplin has
built th" funniest and most laugh
comedy Of his career
lie has east himself in the role OF
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-23

"rd No. 127 Sargent Co.. Ncls Gul
Lesson. Rutland.
lth No. 400 Eddy Co.. C.. II. Coon.
or. Brantford.
LOT s-Pionccr or other early white
dent:
lSt-No. 572 Rurlcigh Co., Geo
HedriX, Bismarck.
2nd-No. 3Gl Mckenzie Co.. c. J.
Forman. Alexander.
;rd-- No. 43 Stark Co., Martin Ma
gelky. Taylor.
Ath--No. 277 Mclean Co., John
Frey, Turtle Lake.
LOT lC-MinnesOla No. % or ether
! early white capped dent:
iSt-~No. SO Stutsman Co., Fred
Killing, Jamestown.
CLASS C-SEMI DENT
LOT ll-Northwestcrn dent:
lst-No. 296 Burlcigh Co., Wiibcrt
Field, Bismarck.
2nd-No. AIS Eurlcigh Co., ]. W.
Burch, Bismarck.
3rd-No. SO Morton Co., W. F. Bahr.
Glen Ullin
lth.-No. 81 Sioux Co., Agency,
Fort Yates.
LOT ~ FaIconcr Corn:
lst- No. 372 Emmons Co., y. c.
Crimmins. Hazclton.
2nd--No. l79 Burlcigh Co.. Angus
Falconer, Bismarck.
3rd-No. 23O Burleigh Co.. Schnei
der Bros, Bismarck.
4th-No. 3O3 Mclean Co., Andrew
Walatorsky. Turtle Lake.
LOT l3-Beal Corn or other hybrids:
lstANo. 445 Sargent Co.. otto
Mund. Minor.
2nd-No. SO Morton Co., Wm. kot-
tcnbrock. Glen Ullin.
3rd-~No. 2S7 Oliver Co., John Light,
Center,
4th-No. 53i Eddy Co., f. B. Thom-
son, Shcyenne.
CLASS d SWEET AND POr CORN
LOT l4-EarIy Sweet Corn:
lst-No. 169 Burleigh Co., ". A.
Falconer, Bismarck.
2nd-No. la Burleigh Co.. ". B. |
Falconer. Bismarck.
3rd- No. 299 Burleigh Co.. Robert |
Goyd, Bismarck
LOT Is Late Sweet Corn:
lst--No. 155 Morton Co, r. ".
McGillic. Mandan.
2nd-No. S5S Ransom Co., L. NJ.
Granlund, DeLamere
LOT l6-I'OpcGrn, any variety:
1st-- No. 800 Ransom Co., T.. VI.
Granlund, DeLamere.
2nd-No. 343 Emmons Co.. Tcnry
Human, Hazelton.
3rdNo. 226 Burleigh Co. Srhncj-
der Bros, Bismarck.
ith No. 262 Kidder Co., X. II. Pc
terson, Steele.
CLASS E-FLOUR CORN
LOT l7-Whitc. yellow, red or mixed
flour corn:
lst-No. sos Sioux Co., Little Bird.
Shields.
2nd--No. 4ll Sioux Co., John Gates,
Fl. Yates.
3rd-No. $40 Burleigh Co., Dwight
Ferris, Bismarck
4th-No. 507 Sioux Co., Afraid of
Hawk. Shields.
CLASS F-SlNGLE, EARS
LOT l%-icIlOw Flint:
Ist--No. 455 Sargent Co., Otto
Mund, Minor.
2nd--No. 1862 Mckenzie Co., NJ. s.
Arnegard.
3rd--No. 3Ol Mclean Co., VIM. Or
nan, Turtle Lake.
4th-- No. 379 Emmons Co., ID. c.
yrimmins. Hazelton.
LOT l9-White Flint:
1st-No. 113 Burleigh Co., W. 3.
'alconer, Bismarck.
2nd-No. PAL Sheridan Co.. John
Nil, Denhoff.
3rd-No. 369 Sarnes Co., W. w.
Brewer, Oriska. 3
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-23

st. Mary's Sewing Circle
will serve supper this evening
from ) to 8 at School Audi
tOrium.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-23

the hard luck "sourdoueh' who chase;
rainbows of the heart and Of the soul
in the mids: Of a strugglin" mob that
pursues ono thing only-sold, and
nothing but gold. Pathos and SUI
fering are converted by the Chaplin
genius into laughter and comedy;
and there is laugh in every one OF
the nearly nine thousand feet of film
in "Thc Gold Rush."