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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
Rom. kath. egyhaz

& =
Keresztelesek. - Iren, Sarossy
Mihaly IS yekony Erzsebet lea
nya, skill. Nilesben apr. 12-en, ke-
reszteltek mai. 3-an. Keresztszillei
voltak G6gos Pal es Keresztes An
ma,
Lajos, June Lajos es 10th Ma
ria fla, sill. apr. san, ker. majus
33-an. Keresztsziilei voltak Cordo-
va Dominik es Palaszkoyics Ma
ria.
Laszlo, Molnar Janos es Masz-
Ter Anna fla, sztil. Hubbardon ap-
rilis 12-en, ker. majus Ban. Ke-
resztsziilei voltalc Demj6n Lajos 6
Koleszar katalin.
Hazassag. - Foly6 no 2-an ha
zassagra lepett Kun josef BAGS
kay .Juliaval, nehai Orgovan La
! Jos ijzvegyevel. Tanuk voltak Ba
gin Janos es Nemeth Janos. lister
aldasat kivanjuk ere a szen
| ffigyrc.
Hazassagra jelentkezes. = Gyo
megye, rabacsecsenyi >sziiletesi
warreni lallos Virag Ferenc, Vi
4 rag Josef es Gabor Terez fla el
| iegyezte maganak Ungmegye, pa
| loczi sill, Warreni lakos Bacsin
| Sky Vilmat, neh BacsinsZlSy I'm
re IS Kubracsik Maria leanyat
Eskiisznek maius 23-an.
Elso gyonok es aldozok. M;
jus negyedik vasarnapjan, azaz t
ly6 ho 24-en reggel 9-kor aldozr
| fbgnak eloszor azok a gyermekel
akik september ota iartak oktt
tasokra. Kerjiik a sziiloket, hog
keszitsek Xxi gyermekeiket err
a scent alkalomra. Els mivel az e
SO gyonas es aldozas rendkiviil fo
tos egy moZZanat a gyermekek ell
teben es mivel semmise hat Cl
idvosen gyermekek lell1er
mint edes atyjanak es edes anyl
max jo peldaja, nagy jol tennek
. Esziilok, hogy ez alkalommal szintf
, iarulnanak a szent gy0nashoz
aldnzashoz. Az elso scent gyon;
Is aldozas emlekere rendesen cs
: portkepet szoktak kesziteni az {
/ So eyonok es aldoz6krol. Ak
! ohajtanak gyermekiik szamal
. egy ilyen csoportlSepet, jelents'
! AFT be minel elGbh es kiildjek
a az arat, mely 75c-t tesz ki.
I SzentsSgimadas.-Piinkosd ell
= napJan negyVen0Fal aJtatosSag
szi kezdetet Scent Istvan tel
: plomban, mely harom napig f
tartani. Keriiils a hitkozseg nGp,
hogy jelentsek be a kurator 81
baban, vagy padig plebania
6 hogy mely orakban lennenek b;
landok eljonni a legmeltosagosa
2 oltari-szentsee imadasara azokb
= d iiapokban.
Szeminariui,, Ujb6l Is ism
8 telve hiyjuk ftl 4 hivek figyelm
X erre az intezE nyre. Sokan va
max akiiz ipoftsaztply apv hizo,,x
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
FeStessen most,
Fizessen kes0bb
The Installment Plan

segitsegevcl. A szukseges anya-
got azonnal szallitjuk Onnek,
czek ellenerteket On tiz h6napon
beliil fizetheti. Ne halogassa a
dolgot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07

M ~ R IksA.1 M "a u q ~ =
az vasarnap este az iskola helyiseg
ben impozans keretek k6zott aldo
zott J6kai Nor emlekenek, amely
emlekiinnepelyen a Kor tagjai a
vasarnapi iskolas novendekek ma
gyobb tagjaival kapcsolatosan,
egy nagyon niv6s programmed EN-
lekezett meg langlelkii kolt0rol
Is egyszermint egy elvezetes es
nagyon is tanulsagos sz0rakozas-
ban reszesitettek a jelenlevo k0-
z0nseget. Ezen az unnepelyes pro-
gramon szerepeltek: Szatmary Jo-
zsef, Bro Eszter, BRO Mariska,s
/ Pal Katalin, Kiss Katalin, Antal
Margit, akik Jokainak szebbnel-
szebb verseit szavaltak el. Maid
4 ezutan szinre keriilt ket egyfelvo-
! nasos szindarab is, nevezetesen:
"a nagyapo'', ezt 10th Janos es
Kiss Julianna adtak elo igazi ra-
termettseggel. Utanna "Puska-
poros horde" keriilt szinre ezen
el6adasban. Szerepeltek: Nemeth
Lajos, Takacs Roza, Antal Mar
git, Magyarosy Mihaly, 10th Err
zs6bet es Baba Ida, aki leany le-
| tere butler szerepet az egesz el0-
adas tartama alatt igazi ferfias
pathosszal toltotte be, azonban a
tobbi szerepl6k is. kiyetel nelkiil
lnindamyian nagyszeriien festet-
, TEX es jatszottak, ugyannyira,
hogy ezen sket r6vid szindarab al
talanos tetszest aratott Mem vol
na tudositasunk teljes, ha meg
mem emlekeznenk meg azolxrol az
FLU leanyokr6l es fatal emberek.
rol, akik kapcsolatosan hegedii es
lzongora kiserettel szebbnel-szebh
magyar es, angoI darabokat jat
szottak az emlekiinnepely alatt
z Fabian Arpad varosunk es egyha
zunk igazi zenemiivesze, aki ifjr
letere igazi miiveszettel kezeli MAJ
most is hegediit igy nagy jovt
all el0tte. Takacs Iren, Fsiil0p Ma.
:, git leany letikre szinten gyony0
riien jatszanak hegedin, ezeke
a tehetseges ifju zeneszeinket egy
" hazunk orgonistaja, Antal Margi
kiserte zongoran arattak tapso
kat. Maid az eloadasok utan as7
szonyaink sutemenyeket es hiisitd
+ ket szolgaltak fel k0zonsegnek
amelyet a kovetkez0 testvereinl
2 adtak 0ssze: Veg Janosne, Pa
! Istvanne, BRO Jozsefne, Hadnag
Janosne, jaeger Sandorne, Fab
: an Mihalyne, Demeter Lajosn
: Duruttya Gyorgyne, Szanto Jant
!, ne, Biro Andrasne, Mt. Vecse
- "A. Jen6ne, Kiss Julianna, Baba j
: Ian, Sandor Jozsef, Macy Mari
ka, Nemeth Lajos, Magyarosi M
haly, Pal Katalin, Bodi Tstvann
: Gergely Sandorne, Antal Istval
ne, Fiilop Sandorne, Bordi Gyorg
: ne, Takacs Roza es Macy Marisk
pedig ket szsp targyat adtak k
!. sorsolasra ICY iinnepelyiink ue
= erkolcsAeg, mint anyagilag, elf
= szepen sikerillt. Beveteliink vo
1892, de miutan szinpadi fiji
g0ny beszerzese okvetleniil sziil
- segesse Walt - ennelfogva anna
>, beszerzesi koltsege a bevetelb
- lett fedezye ICY a tiszta haszs
$5S.--t tesz XII. Kerem fogadjak
att kozremiik0d6k Is az adakoz6k
az Ifjusagi K0r tisztvisel0inek k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
CANTONI HIREK'
CsALADI 0R0M.

Il . y Z
Jelichek Gyorgy kozszeretetben
all6 magyar testveriinket, neje,
sziiletett Gagyi Roza aprilis Len
egy egeszseges fiugyermekkel
ajandekozta meg. Az ujonnan er-
kezettet aprilis 19-en, vasarnap
kereszteltek meg Gyorgy es Janos
nevre.
A nagy ujsagot sokan veszik
varosunkban is or0mmel tudoma-
sui, annyival is inkabb, mivel Je-
lichelzne Youngstownbol keriilt
ell cantoni menyecskenek lit tar
Et6zkodasa alatt sok ismerost tisz-
Etelot szerzett maganak. A mindhn
! Xxi altal ismert Gagyi Janos test
veriink keblet, a kis ujsziilott er-
kezese- nagybatyai orom0k toltl
Tel.
Gratulalunh. J.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
sz0netet ss elismereset minden leg
kisebb szivessegdksrt.

SAOAAC SCG 80 SA&SAAASA = ~Ass~S ~ = - .
kisebb szivessegikert.
El0leges jelent6s. A sharpsvil-
lei vasarnapi iskolas n0vendeke-
ink reank k0vetkezo h6napban
egy nagy elvezetes gyermek elo--
adassal fognak magukrd megint
eletjelt adm, az ottan elo magyar
sag sz6rakoztatasars. A probak
tiszteletes asszony vezetese alatt
folyamatban vannnk es az el6adas
junius h6 Ten leend a Sim6-fele
|.teremben. Remeljiik, hogy oyer
mekek igazi partfog6i mem fog.
jak elfelejteni ext a gyermek elo.
adasi datumot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07

a lapunkban hirdet6 kereskedok
teljesen megbizhat6 emberek.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
Naturalization of All
 French Mines Discussed

Paris. March 13.-Deputy Dura- four, together with 100 other mem- bers of the chamber, mostly social ists, has introduced a bill for the na- tionalization of all mines, whether subject to concessions or not. and all mineral or fossil substances above or under the ground in France and her colonies. The bill would also create a national office for the exploitation of existing mines and the opening of new ones.
 The promoters of the bill declare that the aim Of the measure is not q sterile state operation but the creation of a national organization in which competent and active per sons would be enrolled and which, with the aid Of science, would give to French mining the fullest output compatible with it's mineral re- sources.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
DOGS OFTEN SAVE
 ALASKAN MUSHERS
Intelligence Displayed by Ca. mines Has Prevented Deaths

Seattle, Wash, March 13. - The diphtheria epidemic in Nome, Alaska, bringing it's desperate race between death and dog teams with antitoxin. centered the attention of the country on what has become a commonplace to "sourdoughs, !" the usual method of transportation in the frozen interior of the north ern territory in winter = an ad- venture at best.
 It is only on such occasions as epidemics that the mushing is car ried out at such hazardous speed, but the usual progress across the center of Alaska is made once a fortnight throughout the winter by the mail carriers, who travel S70 miles from Nenana to Nome. Mum erous other traders, prospectors and trappers are on the go frequently for long or short journeys.
 French Canadians ir the employ Of the Hudson's Bay company 300 years ago, learning the use of dogs and sleds from Eskimos in the far northwest of America, used to shout "marche" when they wanted the dogs to speed up. In the mouths of English-speaking men this be- came "mush," which has stuck as n "get up" to the dog and as a designation for travel by dog drawn sled.
 Tragedies Of the trail, for men, are comparatively few, partly be-
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
COLUMBUS DESCENDANT
Piano Player, Employed at Bar. Claims to bC of Direct Line age of DiscOycrcr.

Neutra, Hungary, March 13.-Ru- dolf Columbus, d piano player em- ployed at a local restaurant bar, claims to be a direct descendant of Christopher Columbus.
 Rudolfs father in 1910 read in a Vienna paper that the heirs of the great explorer were called upon by the Spanish government to make known any claims upon certain est ates left by Christopher. Convinced from the traditions of his family that he was q direct lineal descen- dant he began 10 trace the family tree. This required much money, however. and searching of officials records in Portugal, Spain, and Aus tria- Hungary, and he died without accomplishing his purpose.
 Rudolf has now announced that he will continue where his father left off, and will lay claim 10 the fortunes of the House of Columbus Npragna in Spain,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
Plan to Replace Church
 Attended by President

Washington, March 13.-Plans tt replace the present structure of the First Congregational church here, which is attended by President and Mrs. Coolidge, with ten story "of- fee church" building are being con sdcred by the church officials.
 The church, a G0-ycar landmark of downtown Washington is to be torn down for the construction of q new place of worship for the congre- gation and it has been proposed to include this in a new building either with offices or apartments. The congregation has not yet definitely decided on the project, which was said 10 have had the approval of the National Congress of Congrcga- tional churches.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
Morgan Buys Thirty
 Foot Yacht for Races

New York. March 13.-J. P. Nor gan, former commodore of the New York Yacht club, purchased during the winter the 3O-foot yacht Phryne and expects to race it in the class next summer. For some time there has been a rumor going around that MT. Morgan and his sons wanted to get back into this hard fighting title class and that he wanted 10 get hold of the Phryne, which had not been racing since 1915, and which he owned from 1910 10 1921.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13

cause the winter drives are under taken only by hardy, experienced men, and largely because of the un- canny ability of the dogs 10 avoid hazards of the trail. OverfloWs are dreaded possibilities. Most of the or seas and the rest of it overland from one body of water to another. Sometimes the swiftness Of the cur rent or the entry of side stream causes the water to flow above the ice, making slush of the snow. There turks death for man. If he gets into it his legs will freeze - temperatures of 50 degrees below zero are frequent on the trail, Freezing follows instantly after cmergence from the slush and the musher is helpless. But good lead dog detects an overflow mile off. He scents it, and suddenly departs from the deep trail and leads the team off through unbroken snow. Around the overflow he detours, coming back to the trail when past the sush.
 On Ice covered with sharp pro jections, called spear ice, occurring on rivers and seas, the dogs wear moccasins Sometimes under pres sure, such as when 3O0,000 units of antitoxin were taken from Nenana on the Alaska railroad Jan. = and delivered in Nome by relays of dog teams Feb. 2. several dogs are car ried on the sieds, the animals talk ing turns at riding and running.
 The principal sled dogs are Illus kies and Malamutcs. Huskies are crosses of domestic dogs and prairie wolves. They weigh 60 to 65 pounds. Malamutes are crosses between do- mesuc dogs and timber wolves. They weigh 75 pounds and up. The leaders are light in weight They are brain workers, and really lead. They do not work. but watch the trail.
 Trail dogs sleep comfortably in the snow. In a severe blizzard an
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 BRING RESULTS
OUCH! LAME BACK
 RUB LUMBAGO OR BACKACHE AWAY

Kidneys cause backache? No, Lis ten! Your backache is caused by lumbago, sciatica. or a strain, and the quickest relief is soothing. pene- trating St. Jacobs oil. Rub it right on your painful back, and instantly the soreness. stiffness and lameness disappears. Don't stay crippled! Get a small trial bottle of St. Jacobs oil from your druggist and Timber up. A moment after it is applied youll wonder what became of the back ache or lumbago pain,
 Rub old honest St. Jacobs oil whenever you have sciatica, neural- gia, rheumatism or sprains. as 1t is absolutely harmless and doesn't burn the skin.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
Organization of Nat.
 Wool Exchange Complete

Helena, Mont, March 13. - Or ganization of the National Wool Ex- change was completed at a meeting here yesterday. The Exchange, ac- cOrding 10 Matt Staff of Helena, its president, plans 10 take over the ac- tivities of the National Wool Ware house and Storage company now being dissolved for cooperative mar keting of wool. It will engage in business in Montana, Wyoming, Ttah, Idaho, South Dakota and Iowa.
 The concern, organized as Dela- ware company, is capitalized at S2OO,0O0. It will have its principal offices in Boston. with a branch in Chicago and it's western headquar- ters in Helena.
 It was announced that inc con- cern would enter the field to handle the 1925 crop.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13

Alaskan will leave his dogs to bur row in the snow and outlast the storm if they can, and he will make his way 10 shelter.
 The bond between a driver and his dogs is not exactly that pictured by dog-,oyer in the States. The mushing dog, being half wolf, gen. orally would live like a wolf except for restraint, Most sourdoughs pro fcss to feel no love for sled dogs, and aver that the dogs feel none for them. On the other hand such a writer as Hudson Stuck, Episcopal archdeacon of the Yukon and Arc tic regions, affirms that some sled dogs love some men.
 Dogs are used in Alaska for win ter travel only, In the summer they live in camps, where they are chain ed each to a trolley wire that gives him d run. For if they could reach each other, there usually would be trouble. In winter, work and the blacksnake whip keep them in order. On the trail they are fed cnce every A hours on whatever the master is able to give them. Often it is dried fish.
 A passenger may ride on the sled, hut the driver runs behind it and rides on the rear runners alternate ly A good days travel is 40 10 50 miles, but in a storm and in bad going among hills a team and two men may work from six in the morning until nine at night advanc- ! ing only ten miles.
 In the liphtheria epidemic the Gogs got through and an airpane, primed for the flight. failed to start. But airp)anes are being used in- creasingIy in the north, though usually in summer, for winter flights are considered extremely hazardous The government is working on a plan 10 deliver mail , in winter by a plane equipped with runners so that it may alight on | the snow.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
Rescue Cat After Five
 Days in PerilOus Perch

Washington, March 1&,-After five days in the perilous perch of the highest tree he could find, No. 4 fire truck headquarters looked good 10 Aerial" today. That's the name ot the new mascot around there. and it tells most of the story of how a plain alley feline was rescued from its prediCament yesterday by fire men with a 75-foot aerial ladder.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13

No other cathartic or laxative acts 10 gently on the liver and bowels as "Cascsrets." They never gripe, sick sn, or inconvenience you. They posi- lively strengthen and regulate the
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
~ They Work While You Sleep HN UASCARETS U
For Constipated Bowels, Headache, Colds, Sour Stomach, Gases, Biliousness

bowels, restoring natural, regular movement. ''Cascarets' 'are harmless and are used by millions Of Men, Women and Children. 1Oc. boxes, also 25 and 5oc sizes--any drug store.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
BANKER LIMESTONE DEAD

Augusta Ga, March 13.-Walter C. Humstone, vice president of the Hamilton Trust Company of New York, died at a hotel last night after brief illness. The body will be sent to his home in Brooklyn tomorrow.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
OFFICERS LAUDED
BY animal LEAGUE
Rescue Association Reflects
LeaderS-Funds Needed
to Aid Work.

Mrs. Truman G.. Palmer was re-
elected president of the Washington
Animal Rescue League at the annual
meeting in the Shoreham Hotel yes
terday, and Mrs. NJ. r. Blumenberg
was reelected first vice president.
Mrs. Nellie f. Fealy, chairman of the
nominating committee, in recommend
ing the reelection of these officers de-
clared, their love and sympathy for
our domestic animals has rarely been
equaled, and their self sacrificing de-
votion to the work could not be sur
passed.
Mrs Merton E. Twogood was re-
elected secretary, while w. Frank ID.
Heron was again chosen treasurer.
New vice presidents chosen were Mrs.
Thomas +. Bayard and Thomas
Gorges, while other vice presidents
were reelected as follows: Mrs
Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs, Geof
frey c.. Whitney, Walter Stilson
Hutchins, Miss Mabel Boardman,
William Phelps Emo. Mrs. Minnie
Maddern Fiske, George Arliss. Alex
ander Britton. Frazier ID. Head. Mrs.
f. b. Loring, Mrs. Archibald Hopkins,
Gist Blair. Mrs. Henry Dimock, Mrs.
Charles MacVeagh. Lady Jebb. Mrs.
Laura shelby Converse, Merritt O.
Chance, w. B. Hibbs. Mrs. NJ. Macomb.
Mrs. Susie r. Rhodes and Rear
Admiral w. II. Brownson.
Directors Are Chosen.
Mrs. Henry l.. AspInwall, Mrs Regi-
nald Huidekoper, Mrs, NJ. l.. 5. Hut
ton, Mrs. William +. Ham, Mrs. John
L. Benton, Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
Mrs. Peter A. Drury, Miss Cornelia
Coyle. Mrs. Harry Litchtield West,
Mrs. II. c. Pillsbury. Mrs. II. l.. Bal
lentine. Mrs. George f. Schutt and
Mrs. F.. NJ. Gauntlet were newly
elected members of the board of di-
rectors, while other members of the
board, whose terms had not expired,
are as follows: Mrs. Truman G.. Pal
mer, chairman; Mrs. NJ. r. Blumen-
berg, Mrs. Merton T.. TWogood, w.
Frank ID. Heron, Miss Martha G.
Goldman, Mrs. Harry c. Moses, Mrs.
Ira Bennett, Miss Mamie r. Macomb,
Miss Lillian Nenable, Mrs. b. Carroll
Reece, Mrs. Henry p. Erwin, Mrs.
William Mather Lewis, Mrs. j. Harry
shannon, Mrs. Charles Burnett. Mrs.
George Barnett, Mrs. William Kearny
Carr and Mrs. Frazier ID. Head.
Funds Are Needed.
Mrs. Palmer told of the need of
more funds to carry on the work of
the league. 1t was explained that
the league has only one ambulance
and that this is kept busy on routine
work. In some emergencies it has
been necessary to call a taXicab.
Mrs. Blumenburg told of the pur
chase of a long ladder, to be attached
to the ambulance for the purpose of
getting cats out of trees when they
are afraid to come down. The pur-
chase of the ladder was made pos
sible largely through the generosity
of Mrs. Blumenberg, with several
other contributions.
The league, which has member
ship of about 1900, cared for 16,40O
animals during the past year. it was
announced.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
benefit of the Children's Hospital.

benefit of the Children's Hospital.
Twenty acts, ranging in time from
1 minute to 10 minutes, will be pre-
sented.
Harry Wardman, owner of the the
ater, has made all arrangements for
presentation of a professional ma
ture at the theater by the children,
Tickets are $3.50 each, and the entire
proceeds will go into the hospital
fund.
The acts to be given are as follows:
Tiny Tot Orchestra, Al pieces; Jack
King, Ventriloquist; 1.-The Boy Drum
mer," Kassell MiIistein, age 3; Nor
ris Hariton, saxophonist; Austen
Lawrenson, boy Caruso": ludlow
Sisters, songs and dances; the Tchner.
nikoff Gardiner junior dancers: Eddy
Sherwood, singer; Virginia White
Evening star., 1925-04-30
TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED.
u S. Pays 81 Cents an Hour-Ex-
ira for Overtime.

The Civil Service Commission today
announced that until June 80 1t will
receive applications for positions of
motor truck driver under the Bureau
of Mines, for duty at the United
States Government fuel yards here,
The rate of pay is 81 cents an hour,
with extra pay for overtime.
Applicants will be rated on training
and experience, weighed at 60 per
cent, and physical ability. weighed at
40 per cent. Full information and ap-
plication blanks may be obtained at
the office of the Civil Service Commits
sion, 1924 + street
Evening star., 1925-04-30
How a Sunburn Remedy
Became the Most Famous
Beauty Cream
In the East!

i a year ago practically an un-
known local prescription-today the
1 moSt-talked-of bea uty discovery in
|! years. That is the story of NoN-
zema. the wonderful new beauty
treatment originated by George A.
/ Bunting. AN. Pho, Baltimore
\ pharmacist and secretary of the
/ Maryland Board of Pharmacy.
\ Perfected first merely as an aid in
healing sunburn, NoXZema-almost
1 overnight-began to aStonish not
J only its users, but its originator as
well. For besides relieving Sunburn
it was actually displaying marvellous
/ powers in clearing and heautifying
( the skin. Women began to give up
4 their favorite cold creams and van
! ishing creams for it. Victims of
eczema and facial eruptions said
/ they had never seen such amazing
! results. Doctors praised it and rec
/ commended ii 10 their patients.
Mothers found that IL cleared up
baby rash like magic. Men used il
before and after shaving to prevent
: smarting and blotChes. Nearly every
body in Baltimore soon was talking
about il.
/ SO quick and sure were it's benefits
that in a short time its fame had
/ spread throughout Baltimore, Wash.
/ ington, Philadelphia and many other
cities of the East and South. Last
/ year $4,000 jars were used in and
around Baltimore.
What is the secret of this marvel
Gus beauty treatment? Why is it SO
successful? Why have thousands of
men and women gone wild about
it? The answer is simple. sNoXZema
is slightly astringent, and has all the
delightful qualities of the daintiest
beauty cream. In addition, its ingre
dents have been found 10 possess
Evening star., 1925-04-30
RALPH D. PAINE, AUTHOR,
IS FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL
Veteran War Correspondent Lead
Crusade Against Beef
Trust.
By the Associated Press.

CONCORD, n. H., April 30.-Ralph
ID. Paine, author, athlete and war
correspondent, was found dead in his
room at a hotel here last night. He
was taken i'll this afternoon while
serving on the Federal grand jury
and was removed to the hotel.
Mr.. Paine Joined the Philadelphia
Press in 1894 and was a war CORE
spondent during the Cuban rebellion
Spanish-American War and the Boxer
uprising in China. He was with the
allied naval forces in the war zone
in 1917-1S and was Federal fuel
administrator in 1918.
Mr. Paine was with the New York
Herald in Chicago in the crusade
against the beef trust in 1902. His
home was in Durham, n. II. He is
survived by his widow, who was
formerly Miss Katherine Lansing
Morse of New York.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Fitzalan Awarded Garter.

LONDON, April 3O.-King George
has approved the appointment of Wis
count F'itzalan as a knight of the
Garter. in succession to the late Mar
quis of Curzon. Lord FitZalan is heir
to the dukedom of Norfolk. He was
viceroy of Ireland from 1921 to 1922.
lie will be 10 wears old in June.