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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16


A Mnnkas Betegsegelyz6 6 On
kepz0 Szervezct megalakulasanak
25 ewes jubileumat iinnepli ma
JUS hawaiian. a neyezetes evfordu-
10 alkalmaval 4 look, warreni
osztaly egy minden tekintetben
nagyszabssn laslat1ag negtartas /
sat hataroza sel.
A iubileumi bal mAjus Fan,
szombaton este, lesz megtartva s
&rra nsigyban ss2iil mem csak
minden egyes ta, hanem Az egfsz
magyars6g A bM ,el6k szziia tel
nlkris Kaass 4 igEy I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
Egyhazi hirek

meg fog jelenni akit csak a
munkaja mem tart vissza. Egyeb-
kent d gyiilesek es az azokon fo-
lyo beszedek mem fogjak megolda-
nj hall nagy kerdeset, hanem a
tettekre kesz aldozat. Nyuliunk
zsebeinkbe es adjunk penzt a hall
megvalositasara. En- a magam re-
szerol 100 dollart adok, meg az
epitkezeS elott; epites megkezde-
sekor pedig, a masodik szazat. Ha
minden ferfi es asszony es min
den felnott ifju IS leany ad most
25 dollart es aztan, mikor meg
.kezdik asni a hall alapjat, ,megfi-
yeti mask $25-t,> akkor meglesz
a hall es pedig .egy modern igf-
nyeknek .eljesen megfelelo hall, a
hol mi, a mi ifjusagalnk es az osz-
szes magyarsag kenyelmes helyet
talal mulatsagoknak es mindenfe
lie tarsadalmi talalkozasoknak. Ne
beszeljiink sokat, hanem fogjunk
hozza munkahoz, kedves ma
gyar testverek
Adomanyck. A husveti ado
many kitett S414.35-t, ezenkivil
adtak viragra: Darai Julia So
Balogh Janosne 50, Lonart And
rasnes SOC, Bacso Janos 81. Tenn
plomra adott Kardos Mihaly So.
Havidijak.-Kurucz Janos hof
zott Steeltonrol $3.50, Benyei
Laszl6 fizetett So, Kovacs Ferent
So.
E>. Testiletileg gyonnak es aldoz
nak.-Derek katholikus ifjusa
/ gunk apr. 19-en, azaz most vasar
nap a nagymise alatt testiiletilee
fog iarulni scent aldozashoz
| Gvonni lehet szombaton este, vag,
Eakik ekkor mem tehetik, gyonhat
max vasarnap reggel. Egyebken
figyelmeztetjiik az Ifjusagi Ko
minden tajat lily ertelmii hataro
zatra, melyet a Kor hozott marei
us. havi gyiilesen, Kiss Bella indit
vanyara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
Rom. kath. egyhaz

KeresstAles Rudolf, Beniczk,X
J6zsef IS Bolla Margit fla, sziil.
febr. 24-en, ker. apr. lien. Ke-
resztsziilei: Bolla Aladar es Bolla
Erzsebet.
Katholikus Ifj. K0riink. -Kath.
ifjusagnnk, mely multi evben to-
m0riilt testiiletbe, melynek Kath.
Magyar Ifj. Kor neyet adott, a
multi vasarnap mutatkozott be ell
So sziniel6adasaban, megpedig XII
tiin6 sikerrel. Nekem mem celom
lit, az el5adas eredmenyeyel bo-
vebben foglalkozni, mivel AIT bi-
zonyara valaki mas meg fogja ten
nj. Az eloadast youngstown ma
gyarsagnak nagy tomege nezte
meg es meg kellett gyoz6dni We
lem egyaitt arrol, hogy a rettento
silany allapot, amely k0zt elunk,
mem maradhat meg tovabb. Ugyan
is: barmilyen esemeny adodlk
el0 koztiink, mindig azon akadunk
meg, hogy. hol j6jjunk ossze a
megfelelo helyiseg hianya folytan
A teremnek oriasi nagyok TO-
gyatkozasai, mely regen Kossuth
KQr tulajdonat kepezte. Ugyanis
borzasztoan siiket, a szellozes hia-
nyos, amit multi vasarnap is bo-
ven tapasztaltunk,s szinpada kicsi
hogy alig niozoghat nehany SIZE
mely rata kenyelmesen, Hatarta-
Ian rosszakarat kelE hozza, ak
nem akarja belatni, hogy ezer
segiteni kell es hogy elerkezeti
annak ideje, hogy segitsiink raj
Ia. Els6sorban a katholikus ma
gyarsagnak kotelessege ezen segi
teni, amely legnagyobb szambal
lakik Youngstownban es ennel
k0rnyeken. A katholikus magyar
sagnak oily oriasi tomege jelen1
meg husvet vasarnapjan tenn
plomban, hogy igazan szegyen lei
ne, ha ez a nagyszamu magyarsas
mem akarna felepiteni ait q halt
lnelyrol oily sok $40 esik sessmegol
DAM magyarsag talalkozasanal
egyre egetGbbe val6 kerdeset. ]
no utols6 ,vasarnapjan, azaz ap
rilis 26-an, delutan 3-kor Macy
gyiiles lesz a Kath. Ifjusagi Ko
Wilson avei helyisegeben es pedi,
egy epitendo hall iigyeben, mely
re minden katholikus magyar fer
fit es not ezennel meghivunk E
q is varjuk, hogy azon mindenk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16

kde femerul szamnal: zet
"A kapo gazszam hgy legyen
annak ovdemnek gkompanianak
kepvije kolgeket On
hasznalataval
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
Reformatus egyhaz

Dicseret dics6s6g Is elismeres
egyhazunk tagjainak! Elj0ttek
olyan szamban atyamfiai, hogy.
Vastyak temetesrend6 altal adott
szekek Sc voltak elegend0k az ell
helyezesre. Meg tcinteriumban
is alltak lelkeszi irodaba is fel
mentek oman hallgatni a feltama-
dasi scent Igeket. "A presbytereE
+csak a legnagyobb igyekezettcl
tudtak elhelyezni az egybegyulte-
ket. A legnagvobb husveti or0m
volt pedig az Urvacsoraval el6s
eddig soha mem tapasztalt nagy
szama. K0zel haromszaz aldozotf,
mem szamitva a megkonfirmalt
gyermek aldozokat. Dicsoseg adas
SEX exert az Urliak, aki megillet-
te scent ahitattal az egesz gyiile-
kezetet.
Szoszek emelese. Hogy azok-
hoz is, akik a j6forman minden
vasarnap kinyitott vasarnapi is
kola helyisegeben iilnek istentisz-
telet alkalmayal, hogy azokhoz is
tisztan eljusson a predikalo lei
kesz Ige hirdetese sziikseges,
hogy a szoszeket feljebb emeljuk,
magasabbra helyezziik. Mem keriil
az meg talan 5OAdollarba Sc, atyam
fiai! Cselekedje ezt meg nehany
/ kegyes lelek s ada meg ajanlatat
edesmindnyajunk oromere es ele-
gedettsegere.
Adomanyck.-Az Uri-szentva-
csora kenyer es Dor ajandekat
Kiss Mihalyne kenyersiitesevel,
Teglas Gyula presbyteriink bor-
adomannyal cselekedte meg ez
husvet iinnepeire Varga Janos-
ne boradomanyaval egyetemben.
Ajandekok a scent asztalon.- =
Kovacs Andras ST, 10th JOSEF Is
neje So, Szanyi Ferenc es Samuel
81. JTrr Ferencne So. B0lcshazi
Gyorgy 81, Ritz Janos es neje 81
Balogh Istvan es neje $3, Demeter
Andras es csaladja $3.50, Illes Ist-
van So, .Bokri Istvan lelkeszi be
teglatogatas alkalmaval 81, Mar
kovics Peterne So, Boda Istvannt
/ 50, id. Macy Sandorne (E.-Y .-bol)
/ 50, Potornai Ilonka 81, Kopcsa
Zsuzsanna So, Mihok sAndras So
Kiss Lajos (Hubbard) 81, Vargs
| Mihaly Hubbard J 81, Kiss And
ras 81.
| Eek kiilon adomanyok. A be
| ritekbeli adomanyok az egyha
presbyteriuma altal .kiilon szamol
tottak el. Az elso iinnepi bevete
feliilhaladta 260 .dollart.
Gyermek Klub.- Rank jovo va
sarnap Gyermek Klubunk tart hs
y :
vi gyiilest.. Jelenjenek meg telje
/ szammal a tagok, inert most foo
juk megbeszelni a "Hamupipo
ke" cinderella angol nyelve
val6 el6adasat.
Meg kell mutatni az angt
| loknak az egyhazmegyenel
hogy-a reformatus magyar gye,
mekek .mire kepesek kell6 vezett
mellett.
MOI Klub.-N0i Klubunk apr
lis ho utols6 vasarnapjan TART
szorakozo estelyet, melyre minde
tag magaval hozhat nehany We,
| deget is.
Kozgyules -Husvet vasarnapi
hoz kets hetre tartjuk els6 negyet
evi k0zgyiilesunket. Kesziiljene
a hivek templomunk iranti seer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
ls25. kpRIIIs Is
kifeiezssere alig talalunk szava-
kat.
Beaverfalls, Pa. apr. is.
DIV. Fabian Lajosne
Fabian Laios
Fabian BSa

e ! 4
Olay Lajos, q regi figgetlense-
81 part tagja, hires goromba en-
ber- volt ess megis halalosan sze-
rette 6t keriilete, Szigetvar. Biisz-
Ike is volt ere Olay.
Mem lehet ott engem kibuk-
tatni mondogatta gyakran,
imadnak oft engem.
Es miert imaldnak oft teged,
Lsji batyam9 k0t6dik vele
Picker Gy6z6.
Ejnye te ronda, pimasz, ell
vetemedett marha :. felelte Olay,
go hat modoromert.
Hallod-e te gyerek, nyisd Ii
|ezt az ajt6t!
Hat kee kicsodag
En- professor vagyok.
Hat a micsoda?
Qlyan ember, aki mindent
tud.
No, ha mindent tud, hat ain
kor az ,ajt6t is XII tudja nyitni!
u =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16

Megt0rt sziviink halas melege-
vel mondunk koszonetet mind
azoknak, akik felethetetlen dra-
gank, Fabian Lajos, a j6 feri s
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and cheaply made ut hsnie,
but 1t beats them all for
quick results.
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HORIZONTAL

dictionary Every
keyto
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04

day had come and the hour. / ask
you to picture the shaded sitting.
room of the Fazehda st. Ignatio, two
miles inland froW the town of Ma
naos. Outside lay the yellow, brassy
glare of the sunshine, with, the shad.
ows of the palm trees as black and
definite as the trees themselves. The
air was calm, full of the eternal hum
OK insects, a tropical chorus of many
octaves. from the deep drone of the
bee to the high, keen pipe of the
mosquito. Beyond the veranda was
a small cleared garden, bounded with
cactus hedges and adorned with
clumps of Towering shrubs, round
which the great blue butterflies and
the tiny humming- birds fiuttered and
darted N crescents of sparkling light.
Within we were seated round 'the
cane table, on which lay a sealed
envelope. Inscribed upon 1t, in the
jagged handwriting of Professor
Challenger, were the words:
Instructions to Lord John Rox-
ton and party. To be opened at
Manaos upon July Is, at IL o'clock
precisely"
Lord John had placed his watch
upon tho table beside him.
I'VE have seven more minutes"
said he. 1.-The old dear is very pre-
else"
Professor Summerlee gave an acid
smile as he picked up the envelope
in his gaunt hand.
What can it possibly matter
whether we open it now or in seven
minutes?" he said. 1T is all part
and parcel of the same system of
quackery and nonsense for, which 1
regret to say that the writer is no.
torious.''
ooh, come. we must play the
game accordin' to rules, said Lord
John. Its old man ChalIenger's
show and we are here by his good
will, SO it would be rottei, bad form.
ii we didn't follow his instructions
to the letter"
"A pretty business 1t ISL cried the
Professor bitterly. "It struck me as
preposterous in London. but I'm
bound to say that it seems even
more so upon closer acquaintance. I
don't know what is inside this en-
velope. but, unless it is something
pretty definite, shall be much
tempted to take the next down-river
boat and catch the Bolivia at Para
After all I have some more RESPONSE
BILE work in the world than to run
about disproving the assertions of a
lunatic. Now, Roxton. surely it is
time"
Time 1t is said Lord John.
You can blow the whistle. He
took up the envelope and cut it
with his penknife. From il he
drew folded sheet of paper. This
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04

remember that the ills of the world
are far more spiritual than material
and that If we have spiritual health,
material things will largely care for
themselves. This man confessed his
need. This made possible his saliva
ton. An honest confession opens
the door to Gods forgiving grace.
"Sin that is unconfessed shuts out
the energies of grace. Confession
makes the soul receptive to the
bountiful waters OF life. The soul
that makes confessions to Christ is
washed through and through and
the seeds of iniquity are driven
out"
PRAYER--Lord Jesus. breathe
upon us thy healing breath that we
may be cleansed from sin and sick
ness. Reveal thy power in the lives
Of men. Give us the sense OF thy
companionship that our voices may
be full Of gladness and that we may
rejoice on our way. Amen.
Copyright, 1925. +. l.. Fagley)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04
THE LOST WORLD
BIZ SIR Arthur Conan DOYLE


SYNOPSIS
Malone a London newspaper re-
porter, rejected by the girl he loyes,
because he has no heroic deeds to his
credit. appeals to his editor for
dangerous assignment. and is sent to
interview the irascible Professor Chal--
lenger, who has recently returned
America with an amazing story.
which no one believes, Of the ex-
istence on great plateau there OF
many forms OF prehistoric life: BY
two sketches--one, OF the cliffs be-
meath the plateau, the other OF
9nonstrous animal resembling the
togosanrus--which he had found
among the possessions Of q dead ex.
plorer. Maple White some Siurred
photography, and piece of the Sng
81 huge flying serpent. or pier
dactyl. which he says he shot down
Malone Is convinced OF the profes-
ture that night which he invites the
reporter 70 attend. Challenger creates
an uproar by denying the speakers
assertion that mastodon lite Is ex-
send out an expedition to test the
truth of his own theories. There are
three volunteers Professor Summer
lee, q scientist; Malone, still i'll quest
Of adventure; and Lord John Roxton,
we'll known sportsman and explorer.
On foggy morning in the spring
the expedition sets out. Challenger
has given them sealed instructions to
be. opened. he specifies. at Manaos on
July 10th at noon.
CHAPTER VII Continued
These were that Lord John ha,
,und himself some years before il
nat no-man's land which, is forme'
Y the half-defined frontiers between
cru, Brazil and Columbia. In thi
reat district the wild rubber tre'
and has become, as in TIL
ongo, a curse to the natives which
IN only be compared to their force,
Dor under the Spaniards upon tn
ID silver mines of Darien. A hand
IL of villainous half-breeds domi
ated the country, armed such Ind
ms as would support them, an,
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Here is the solution to Tuesdays
.rOcc .xU0rd xuzxIa.
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he carefully opened out and fiat
tened on the table. 1t was bank
sheet. He turned is over. Again
1t was blank. We looked at each
other in bewildered silence. which
was broken by a discordant burst
of derisive laughter from Professor
Summerlee.
1T is an open admission" he
cried. What more do you want?
The fellow is a self-confessed hum
bug. We have only to return home
and report him as the brazen i'm
poster that he is.'
Invisible ink" 1 suggested.
II don't thinkr' said Lord Rox-
ton, holding the paper to he light.
mo, young fellah my lad. there is
no use deceiving yourself I'll go
bail for it that nothing has ever
been written upon this paper"
May I come in?" doomed
voice from the veranda.
Copyright. 1912. by A. Conan Doyle.
Continued in Next Issue)
Here Is the s0Iutiou tn Tuesdav's
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04
Find Ring in Bird

SYRACUSE, Neb.-F1ve years
ago Mrs. James Crory lost signet
ring in plum thicket. Recently.
her husband shot several prairie
chickens about Zoe miles distant. In
dressing one of them, Mrs. Crory
found a black corroded ring. which.
when cleaned, proved to be the one
she lost i've years before. Initials
made Identification positive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04
WEDNESDAY
FOrgiving Sins

Read Lk. 5:17-2e. Text: 5:24. But
that we may know that the Son Of
man hath authority on earth to for
give sins.
MEDITATION-This sick man
and his friends asked for healing of
the body, but Jesus looked within
and saw greater need. He saw
longing for forgiveness greater than
for bodily healing. Jesus read the
heart. 1t is always hard for us to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04

Miss E. Rich of Brooklyn, N. Y,
says: II don't know what the cause
was, but every few days my stomach
would feel all bloated up with gas,
my appetite was poor and felt sick
70 my stomach--to say nothing of head
aches
Il never thought of using Carriers
Little Liver Pills until nothing seemed
10 help. After using Carriers felt
relieved at once-and now, as soon as
my stomach talks back ! answer with
CARERS and have the last word"
Recommended and for sale by all
drug stores. Csc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04
Taft Omciates
By United press

Bg United Press o.
WASHINGTON. March A.
William Howard Taft. himself
the twentyseventh President of
the United States, today ad-
ministered the oath of office to
President Coolidge. thirtieth
President.
AS chief justice OF the Unit
ed States Supreme Court. MIR.
Taft officiated at the inaugur-
al ceremonies.
1t was the first time he has
administered the presidential
oath. He was appointed to the
Supreme bench June so 1921,
by President Hartang.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04
.Gellotnstip OF
Draper

Daily Lenten Bible reading
and meditation prepared for
commission on evangelism of
Federal Council of Churches Of
Christ in America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
WOMAN KILLED
l9 Others Injured When
Train Hits Bus

WINDSOR ont. May 10 one
woman waz killed and 10 other
women ana tvo men we're injured.
some seriously. early today when d
switch engine struck motor bus
At an unEuardrd crossing.
The bus waa hlird with a party
returning from a lodge Initiation.
a run ON the hank that Pnlet lost an
hia own money ana made several
loans trying 60 satisfy his frightened
foreign born clients
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
STATE ENDS IN
BRIDE CASE
Evidence OF Pardon Sale
Offers Is introduced

TOPEKA, Kanz. Msy iG.- The
prosecution n Tho 20 of former
Gov ionathsa 81 Davis. Il. rgcd
with conspiracy IN connselloS with
ALLEGED pardon Gales. rested Ne case
hhoruy before %on today
Following tho examination ~ A. l..
Oswald. attorney Who claims 30 wal
told ~ Carl Peterson. former state
hank commissioner that d parole Tor
Waller CrundN convict. could b. Oh.
iHined for 1900. both sides quss.
TONED dfs Grundy ana other VII
nessna ~ % what they knew Of o.,
naid'H conferences with Peterson
and Davis.
o .. colladAy. W +. Roster and
G ~ Humphreys. state witnesses.
testified that they had listened IN"
on d telephone conversation bstWeen
Oswald and Peterson and that tho
latter had mentioned tho sum II
$500 Ia connection with obtaining
uruudy's release
Mrs Urundy said she talked with
both Peterson and Davis about a
parole for her husband and that
Peterson told her nc original propo,
si,lon siiil held good. and that IRE.
dueilan" hAd been arfangAi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
POSTPONE PROBE
Delay Investigation OF Re-
Tnoyal OF Mrs. wilkins

Ethsduls1 efficiency committee
probe Of SIRE May Avery wilkins
Dismissal from tl,s park board. fail
~ % matrHaii1s Friday forenoon.
Chairman Ralph Nichols said hlf
pfoiefH had decided 10 hold 90 ~
scuiiye session a. flnd out tie
course ~ ibr investigation
he said They would take action
on thee Letters ln the case bsfors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
War Vet Who Killed
Father Held Insane

CHICAGO. May iS.-Q George shaw,
shsllshocEsd war veteran. who killed
hls father vilh German sahrs
after drinking tout. WAS al
Judged insane ~ Jury THURSDAY
The verdict Ia expected 80 rssui,
N ehAN's confinement, for life In
an institution Alisnists expressed
the t1ilsg tha, Hhaw had been In,
sane from birth and ths, war ss'
element had made him danger
oua iunsiif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

fummOBInR witnssrr7.
Mrs wilkins vas not present
when The committee convened
Hhs wac discharged by Mayor
Brown "a week aRo Ills report On
her removal b. one ~ mo letters
upon which che committee vas ~
art They a'so received his notiea
n appointment ~ Dr. Sils a. 10
haHrnH gH her FgcCearoF. and D. pro-
test from ihs central council Of
Parent TsarAer associations HEsinst
removal u the only woman psn,
commissioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
GETS AWAY Win GOLD

ouASAJuAro. Msxico . bandit
sto was thfsaisesd with capturo IN
a running shass with police near
hers after fpbblnE \ psymasfer IN a
mining camp. escaped b lhrpssuE
stolen god pieces ~ me path Of his
pufngsfu They ali stepped "a pick
up tbs sold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
VIII Gfa wasSIa fiIun

A wheel chair has been found for
me E4YsaF.~ld shut Ia Elgt al taav.
sasossh. wash 10 gnaesr 70 sypeai
IN ms e9llmrsA sss weeks age.
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10 DANcr non cn,nlIY

Also please remember We are so.
inE 20 AJAX Sunshine Folks 10 danes
FOR charity AZ theat onssoms club
1918 sixth ave- Monday evoA,HK.
Dune ! The entire proceeds will
40 90 help worthy causes
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VOLT DAVIS DANCE 9

Don't fprEei the Violet Davis
dance sivsn ,Hisr The auspices Of
the clVii Service League Al the arm
ory. the evening of MAY 70 The OF.
iirosprocesds viii so toward huild
luks home ter this little lady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
TWIN anus MN CLOTHES

TWIN bIIlIN MID IIUIIII.H
Have you anything IN the way of
clothing Tor twin Hiflz. they are ~
years old. slss ~, Their father l1
psfalyfed ana there are other chs
drsn. ono a boy 81 nine IN need ~
something's. but the alrls need
everything from hat 90 shoes
Phone a piutaga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
VIE NaAITIK mIGm scnooI.

The West Seattle high school chil-
dgen will cHtSftain The old people al
Uss County Home tomorrow after
noan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
rn AIrINn CnNrl.nI

A number of Hhu,,ina viii 10 ~
tho Me Temple hand ana ehanisr
concert SUNDAY afternoon prank
y Grant q Portland will speak on
tho thlldrcH's oHhopsdio hospital
az Portland. ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

ZONE NJ the finest no en-"
grapes are grown on the south coast
n England and shipped across Tho
channel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
nsbine and Smiles From Seattle Shut-Ins

Ladies' Commercial club ,.., 10 90
WomVn's University club ., 90
Women ~ Noosshsaft Legion 900
Thursday Musical club ,,a, 300
1oidsnrod club ,....t.t..,., 90
Saiaasllan Womsn't giun ss 300
Total .s,sst t..t,ts,t, lsso 90
Al Seattle shui,ins arc again IA,
viisd 60 attend the great narnea an.
imal clrcus performances. 90 b. Fiv.
on on ~ lawn or the or,hopsdic
childfeSS hospital Tho perform.
ance Will begin At 10 o'clock sharp.
Tuesday morning
II you wish 90 so. Just give
ca pltlaesa a rims ana We viii ar.
range for an auto for you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
oor>ry aissa feNs

The county hams. naSaRK piesaFa
nsssn stgHd aNl EEnss5ss
Previously reported .....s. pga o.
aaa St4sahs eo.sp sssassasloa sJaa
Neifseua NakeNoss, lump eltsp TOO
gss9sa lake c38ir soa.eo D.. 70
pauzususa ~ pianssas ... SEQ
=. W c A. baaei woutsa ass
fsasnIrr Valley nUsa saesrm 900
Lsaassa. l4srssfg ana Musical
slab -. 49, .,......,.., $50