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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
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IRTA: S. BOKOR MALVIN.

| i6javal tartozott finom b6csi
lrnak, aki az 3 asztalukra is
adott valamicsket finom etelek-
| Dol, amelyeket maganak keszi-
| tett. akinek szajaban orokke Oft
volt az Abdulla 7cigaretta es az alb
lakparkanyon kiilonfele markaju
konyakok gyiijtemenyet tartotta
Majdnem mindig reszeg volt egy
kicsit es ujabban mar csak any
nyib6l ALT gazdaival val6 erint
kezese, hogy minden reggel be-
killdte a szamlajat, osztrak gon-
dossaggal kiegeszitve az aznap-
pal szaporodott 0sszegre. Vegiil
EFT is megunta, 0sszecsomag COLT,
elmept es megizente, hogy a t0b
bi mar az iigyyedje dolga. A $40
baleany, aki a menyasszonya volt
amt ugy kell erteni, hogy mar
egy sz6p kis fiuk is volt dajkasag
ban-vele ment, bar neki mem is
tartozott a gazdaja. Az mast meg
multi heten elkiildtel. Az asz-
szonyon xviii mar csak egy kis
konyhalany maradt a hazban, aki
minden figyelmeztetes ellenere is
alland6an keze hataba t0riilte
az orrat es a legelhagyottabb he
lyeken is f0ldijeivel talalkozott,
ugy, hogy az ember, AIT hitte,
hogy fel Magyarorszagot tabajdi
hakosok nepesitik be.
Kovacs Albert eros lelekkel vi
self ell idaig mindent. De sza-
kacs tavozasa volt az bizonyios
utols6 szalmaszal, amely alatt a
teve hata megt0rik. Valahogyan
az a kenyszerkepzete volt, hogy
most chen fog meghalni.
Egyetlen szal kot0tte meg az
elethez. Az asszony.
Tevedni tetszik, kerem. Mem
Kovacs Albertne, aki kicsit elhi-
zott, josagos arcu, gyerektelen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

A dolgozoszobaban tiirhetetle1
volt a hideg. Odakint tiz fokot
mutatott a homero zerus alatt
Kovacs Albert, akinek egysze
Ri nevevel egy-ket napig tele vol
tax az ujsagok Kovacs es Tarsa
bankhaz cifra bukasaval val6 kaI
csolatban, bundaban tilt az iro-
asztala elott. A bunda igen seer
darab volt, meg egeszen VI, k
sem volt fizetve. Mem is lesz. Ko-
vacs Albert ir0asztalan mar ott
fekiidt revolver, benne az hat
darab l1emeny pont, amelyb6l
egyet ilyenkor az elete vegere $40
kott tenni a becsiiletes ember.
Akarhogyan elgondolkozott is
elete folyasan: mindig becsiiletes
enber volt. Az id0k voltak szele-
SEX, konnyelmuek, becstelenek.
Minek csinalt belole gazdag en-
bert veletlen? Most mar meg
szol1ta, megszerette a fenyes la
kast, az uri 6letet, AIT nagy-
Macy sza'badsagot, melyet a va
gyon jelent. A szeg6nyseg; rab-
sag. A szegenyseg: szegyen. Els
ugy csuszott belle ujra, eszrevet-
lenul, hogy egyszerre csak SEM
mlJe sem maradt. Mem is tudta
elhinmi. Atkutatta Werthei1n-
kasszat, hogy italian rosszat almo-
dott es a gazdagsag csak elbujt
clole valami rejtett fiokba. A
kassza azonban tires volt: mind
ossze nehany csomag reszveny
szegyenkezett benne es ez mem
frazis, inert igazan volt. okuk a
szegyenkezesre. Az egesz csom6
nem ert t0bbet, mint finom pa
piros, melyre nyomtattak.
A so1 csapas k0z0tt csodala-
toskepen legsulyosabban az erin
tette bukott bankart, hogyl reg
gel szakacs odebb allott. OF mil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
Six 0LDlL1

volt 8 soha nagystilii kalandor,
mem neki valo volt ez a herce-
hurca. Most pihenes jon, pihe-
nes. Meg fog-e gy6gyulni, vagy
meg fog-e oriilni belle?
Es mig allnos fejeben egytegy
jazz-zenefoszbany, ijeszt6 eredme
nyfi szamoszlop, karcsu, feher
asszonyi lab, selymes ruhafosz-
lany es revolver villano acelia ka
varog ossze vissza, alami nagy,
faradt ,nyrgalommal erzi, hogy'
karosleket tolnak alaja, faradt
labat papucsba bujtatjak, valaki
cs0ndesen alomba csokolja es ait
sugja a fiilebe:
lstenem, miiyen jo szegeny-
mex lenni!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

tevedt Hirtelen mozdulattal zseb
retette.
Sem engemet, sem magat.
Erdemes is volna. AIT izente, hogy
"ehhez pofa kell''. Ma. Mikor
gyujtsak be, kerem?
Mem vette eszre, mikor ment
XII. Mem vette eszre, mennyi lido
mutt el. Sirt? Lehet. inert ke-
ze nedves volt, mikor elvette az
arcaroI Gyorsan megtorulte a
szemet, inert JON valaki. A fele-
sege.
Gyere eb6delni, Berci En-
f0ztem.
Ett0l az egyszerii mondattol
hogy feloldodott minden. Milyen
villages lett az elet Hat van ebed,
hat nem kell chen halni... Ha
mines szakacs, mines mas, mines
szereto, meg mindig van asszony,
aki megfozi az ebedet, megk0ti a
nyakkend0t rs fel is suol, ha
kell. Els megsimogatja a nedves.
veritekes homlokot es mem tesz
egyetIen szemrehanyast sem.
Ne haragudj, fam, a kony-
haban teritettem. Mindeniitt hi
deg van. Borjup0rkolt0t foztem,
a kedyes eteIedet..
Leiilt hofeher konyhaban a
tiszta asztal melle. 10 meleg volt
6s lledyes etelszag. Csak most gon
dolt IA, hogy tegnap del 6ta mem
eyett semmit. Egesz ejjel az izga-
to, utolso targyalasok... Els reg
gel ota Viola. Most pedig lit i'll
a konyhaban es szemben vele az
asszony. Egyszer, valamikor mar
volt ugynnigy. Ugyanez kedfs,
meleg szempar, Ell a joSagos are,
ugyanilyen szagu eletpara... Mi
kor?
- Emlekszel - kerdezte most
felesege. - Az els6 napon az
eskiivonk utan eppen ICY ebedel-
gotttiink, Icy kettesben. bolt
m0g0tt, a tiszta kis szobankban.
szen mines ido a vilagon. O, Ko-
vacs Albert kiskeresked0 tegnap
hazasodott es vele szemben i'll az
. jo kis felesege. Kicsit g0mbo-
lkibb, kicsit idosebb, de ma is
ugyanaz. O nem valtozik. OF nem
erinti sem szeg6nyseg, sem beteg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

bukas: Paradicsom van a foldon
es van meg fold, amelyet tiz ko-
rommel lehet turni, hogy a draga
max meglegyen mindene, amit az
ilyen edes teremtes megerde1nel.
Vart. Tiz perfect, huszat, ne
gyed6rat, egy orat. kettot. Az au-
tomobil mar regen visszalehetne.
Ez meg az owe volt egy h6tre, a
garazstulajdonos j6 ember volt
es "a soffor megert6 leIek, ami
mem csoda, inert egy ev el6tt meg
q is bankar volt es csak sportb6l
vezetett aut6t Most bizonyara hi
ven var Violara, aki meg mem
kelt fel, vagy a szab6n6 volt ma
la, vagy mem volt odahaza...
Eyyre hidegebb lett. A kislany
reggel befut0tt ugSan, de mem
tudott banni a nehez kezelesii,
antik kandaloval es a tiiz az0n-
nai Xxi is aludt. Kovacs Albert di-
dergett Fol-ala jarkalt szoba
ban, vegre az abIakhoz ment, XII
nezett. Az auto lent ALT a haz
elott. soffor mozdulatlanul CUB
basztott benne az iivegtabla mo-
g0tt.
Barna! - kialtott lie diih-
t0l clfojtCtt hapgon Kovacs. Ez a
nyomorult odalent all, mialatt 8
idef0nn haldolklik Mgalmaban d
revolver elott.
Nagy ITALIAN ell sem ment EIa EFT
tette... "
Csengetts. A soff0r oft all el0t
tc. Reszyet van. a szemeben.
= Oft VOTE - kerdezi Ko-
vacs. Mines lelegzete, mines hang
ja.
- Oft hat.
- Otthon volt?
- Otthon hat.
- Nit izent?
Barna vallat wont. A sza ia kes
keny lett gyill0lettol. A maya
asszonyat is gyjilolte ebben "a ma
sil'ban, a magaet, aki valaha We
lie is elbant.
= Muszaj megmondani, amt
izent?
= Mondja mar, inert keresztiil
l0v0m.
A soff0r tekintete a revolxerre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

polgar-nUcske volt. AIT a hol-
gyet, aki bukott bankart meg
ebben pillanatban is meg tud-
ia volna vigasztalni, Violanak
hivtak.
Violanak sep nevehez lilo ma
gyaros kerek arcocskaja volt, hun
cut barna SCENE, szomorkas mo-
solya. gyonyorii labszara-igen
| el tetszettek talalni Viola negye-
dix szamu primadonna volt egy
enekes szinhaznal.
NIikor Violat megismerte, Ko
vacs bankarnak meg kis iizlete
volt es huncut szemu n0cske
meg karbol mosolygott az els6
sorokra, ahol "a maganos ural1
szoktak iilni A Kovacs bank mo-
vekedese vitte magaval Violat,
egyre magasabbra, kis szerepek
rol nagy szerepekre. Viola ell nem
mulo halaval tartozott Kovacs AL
bertnek, ezt 8 maga is t0bbsz0r
elismerte, meg irasban is. 'Hala-
val ICY irta, de ez csak az err
zelmek sulyossagat jelezte.
Miel0tt az utols6, vegzetes le-
pest megtette volna, bankar
meg levelet irt Violanak. Regen
mem inert feleje menni, inert a te-
hetsege sifju leany, barmennyire
0nzetlen volt is. kedvetlennek mu
tatkozott, ha ajandek nelkul ALI
tott be. Kovacs most bocsanatot
kert tole latszolagos elhanya
golasert, amely csak az 8 vegte-
len szerelmebol fakadt. Bocsana-
tott kert azert is, hogy ketelked-
hi inert Viola 0nzetlen szerelme-
ben. Hiszen voltak orak, amelyek
re hl visszaemlekszik, alias kis-
hitiisegnek kell belyegeznie AIT az
aggodalmat, hogy Viola mem sze-
reti ct olyan forron es eszeveszet-
ten, mint 8 maga Violat. Most BIZ
zonyara AIT hiszi, hogy Kovacs
mem szereti t0bbe, de he sirjon,
he busuljon, csak annyit irjon:
jojj! es 8 a r6gi boldogsaggal 81
ct hozza.
llyesmiket irt szegenyf, ostoba
Albert. Els most varta a valaszt.
Ha Viola megmarad neki, semmi,
csak 3 egyediil, akkor mines sem
mi baj, mines szegenyseg, mines
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

seq, sem bun: 8 a mindigegy, az
igazi, az egyetlen a ferfi eleteben
feleseg.
Az asszony beszelget, mintha
csak ugy veletleniil beszelgetne
Hala Istennek, hogy most
csondesebb lido k0vetkezik. Mem
kell minden este felvennem AIT a
cudar gunmifiizot es tarsasagba
menni. Mem is kepzeled, mennyi-
re unatkoztam "a szallodakban,
meg a fancos barokban. Az en-
ber feloltozik, feszesen, kenyel-
metleniil, azert, hogy addig iilj0n
valahol, mig a SCENE beleszediil a
forgolodas bamulasaba 6s dere-
ka osszecsuklik az almossagt6l.
Masnap aztan persze. hogy ide-
ges, persze, hogy tiirelmetlen
Meglatod, mostanaban mem fo-
gunk t0bbe osszeveszni. Tiz ora
kor elhozom a papucsodat, ugy,
mint regen. TIE sem vagy mar mai
nyrlacska, fiam...
kovacs Albert felny0g:
= Szegenyek lettiink.
= Hat aztan? Szegenyek vol
tunk azelott is. Legalabb, aki
most j6 lesz hozzank, arr6I tud-
Juk, hogy magunkert secret, mem
a penziinkert...
a bankar feInezett ARA leg
reJtelmesebb valamire "a vilagon ::
egy jo asszony arcara. Az ilyen
arc tudja elrejteni banatot a
csalodast, a gy0trelmeket. Sci
tett Ioma valamit Violat? +? Hi tud
Ja, mennyit Szenvedett...
= Mem VeSZOdunk t0bbe eek
kel lehiitokkel, akik meglop-
tax es klnevettek. Mem megyiink
t0bbe asitozni az 0peraba. Mem
terhelJiik meg a gyomrunkat fur
csa etelekkel vendegloben S
mem lesz allando fejfa iasunk a
pezsgotol. Elfogadod AIT az al
last, amlt tegnap kinaltak es dol
gozni fogsz, kisfiam. Lesz mum
kad, de mem lesznek gondiaid.
UJra gfiatalodunk mind a ket-
ten. Hlszen az utolso ket eszten-
doben egeszen megosziiltel...
Persze, hogy meg0sziilt. A We
ret szivtak azok ketten, a rossz
uZlet meg a rOSSZ aSSzony. Mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
B0LCS MONDAsoK.

lsten megszamlalja konnye-
ket, amiket elsirnak a jo emloer
koporsoJa f0lott es meg6rzi 6ket
a kincseskamraja jaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

Mem s0kat en- annak a tudoma
nya, aki csak maganak tanuI.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

Az embernek ez az utja: mikor
vllagra jon. sir, mikor tavozik be-
lole: siratjak. Mikor vilagra jon.
osszeszoritja a kezet, mikor ta-
vozik beaole: keze nyitva van.
Mlkor vllagra jon, AIT hiszi, min
den a kezdben van, mikor tavozilz
befole: keze nyitya van es sem
mi shines benne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
VascsakG. Jozsef
I emetkezesi Vallalkozo
z38 T.. B0ardlnal1 St.
Y0UNGSToWN, Q.
MAGYAR BARATAIM!

MkAd All DANA i A1M!
Tudjak-e, hogy vallalatom a leg
regibb, legnagyobb es legmoder-
nebbiil felszerelt temetkezesi val
lalat a Mahoning volgyeben?
Ajanlom magyarsagnak beteg
szallito kocsimht (Ambulance),
mely moderniil felvan szerelve a
legalkalmasabb betegek korhazba
valo szallitasara es oman haza,
vagy mas varosba
Ez a kocsi ugy fel van szerelve,
hogy a beteg mellett, meg ket en-
ber elfer abban. A kocsi melegitve
van, a fehernemu mindig tiszta,
inert minden beteg utan levaltjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

Az osemberrol AIT tarti ia a ha-
gyomany, hogy a f0ldtGl az egiy
ert. ALlkor aztan biinbe esett. le-
sllJtott ra az listen es azon nvom-
ban 0sszezsugorodott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

Amig hem vetkeztel, felnck IS
led; mihebvrt vetkeztel, te fclsz
mmdenkit6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

FerJ es feleseg koz0tt csalS az
listen bnaskodhat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03
SUPREME COURT TO
PASS ON NEW LAW
cry Associated Press)

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, March
2.-Florida's law providing for
removing clouds and quieting title
to land, passed at the special ses-
sion of the legislature, is to be
tested by the State Supreme
Court.
Judge E. C. Love, in the cir
cult court for Leon county, de-
clined to carry out the provisions
of the act, in the case of Nanny
Mcdaniel, ct al, versus Daniel
McElvy, in order to make a test
case of the law, and the Supreme
Court has named March 16 as
the returnable date. The higher
tribunal has also agreed to adj
vance it ahead of all other cases,
to ensure a speedy decision.
Oral arguments will be pres
ent. Judge Love has already pre-
pared his brief, in which he,
among other things, tests the con-
stitutionality of the title-quieting
act, and Representative Fred Fl.
Davis, of Leon county, author of
the measure, will also file brief
as ANXIOUS curl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03
How Doctors Treat
Colds and Flu


To break up a cold overnight
or to cut short an attack of grippe,
influenza, sore throat or tonsilitis,
physicians and druggists are now
recommending Calotabs, the puri-
fled and refined calonIel COM
pound tablet that gives you the
effects of calomel and salts COM
bined, without the unpleasant eff
feets of either.
One or two Calotabs at bed
time with a swallow of water
that's all. No salts, no nausea
nor the slightest interference with
your eating, work or pleasure.
Next morning your cold has vanish
ed, your system is thoroughly
purified and you are feeling fine
with a hearty appetite for break
fast. Eat what you please,-no
danger.
Get a family package, con-
tanning full directions, only IS
cents. At any drug store.-Adv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03
TOMORROW
Astrologer Traced Royalty
In Star, She Got Queen Role
TOMORROW

The strong influence of REIN
carnation seems to be taking a
firm hold in the life of Alice
Terry.
Some time ago an astrologer
told her that in her past incarna-
ton she was none other than the
fascinating Maria Louisa, wife of
Napoleon Bonaparte.
A short time later she was
signed to play the leading femi-
nine role, that of the Queen, in
Victor Seastrom's production,
Confessions of Queen" the
Metro Goldwyn Mayer picture,
which shows at the Monroe
Theatre tomorrow. All of her
clothes were of the Empire
period-the style adopted at the
time Of Napoleon.
"The strangest thing really
happened" says Miss Terry.
81 have always though fortune
telling, palm reading and casting
horoscopes were merely q waste
Of time. But in a spirit of fun,
with a friend, I did consult an
astrologer and maryeled at some
Of the things he told me about
the past and present; things that
actually did happen and are hap
pening.
$50 far as being the returned
spirit of Louisa was concerned,
regarded that rs pure bunk, and
discarded it as soon as I heard it.
However. when | tried on the
clothes designed for the Seastrom
picture | felt at ease and liked
the style of them better than any
had previously worn. When
Mrs. Chaffin, who had planned
them for me, said: you look
like a picture I have of Maria
Louisa l confess / was bit
puzzled. I have never, during
this picture, felt conscious of my
clothes-they are as though they
had grown on me. Still | am not
believing am Louisa reinear-
mated, but I am so delighted with
her type Of clothes, the high
wasted models with long trains,
that intend having some of my
new evening gowns patterned af-
ter them"
Lewis Stone, John Bowers, Eu~
genie Besserer, frankie Darro
and Joseph Bowling are among
those features with Miss Terry in
Confessions Of 3 Queen" This
story was adapted TO the screen
By the director and Agnes Chris
tine Johnston from the famous
story by Alphonse Daudet, "Kings
in Exile"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03
DOGS SHOULD ALSO
RECEIVE WARNING
(Ry Asseciated Pressl

LITTLE ROCK, March g.
Dogs are entitled, the same as hu-
man beings, to be warned of the
approach of a train, by the blow
ing of whistles and ringing of the
bell on the locomotive, the
Arkansas supreme court held yes
terday.
The court decided that because
it was not proved that the engi-
neer and fireman on a Missouri
Pacific passenger train New
port, sounded the whistle and
rang the bell, the railroad COM
pany must pay M. Y. Balm, $50
for killing his dog.
The dog was run down by a
passenger train at Jackson
county grade crossing. Balm
was awarded $50 damages in JUS
tice court and the award upheld
in circuit court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03
Wv . . . . . Q . . .
MON ROE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TODAY
Many Fight Champions
In 'Hogan's Alley

"Hogan's Alley" the Warner
Bros. production starring Monte
Blue, which shows at the Monroe
Theatre today, has in it's cast
the largest number of former
world champions ever assembled
in one picture.
Although this is not primarily
a slight" picture, still the prize
ring scenes in which Monte Blue
is featured in. the role of con-
tender for heavyweight champion
ship honors were adjIdged inn
portant enough to secure the SER
vices of James ]. Jeffries, former
heavyweight champion of the
world; Tommy Ryan, former
middle and welterweight world
champion who retired undefeated
with the title; AID Wolgast, for
mer lightweight world champ;
Ted skid" Lewis, former weltcr-
weight world champion; Spike"
Robinson, former featherweight
champion of Great Britain; Joe
Rivers, foremost lightweight of
his day and contender for the
championship; and Jack Herrick,
former heavyweight champ of
Panama.
Other sporting celebrities con-
nected with this photoplay are
Harry Burns, bag punching cham
pion of 1907 who still holds that
honor; Larry Williams, former
trainer of Dempsey, and Ely
Stanton, who has boxed with
Dempsey in several of his pic
lures. Dan Tobey, appointed of
ficial announcer of the A. e. F..
in France by General Pershing,
and now official announcer at the
Vernon and Hollywood American
Legion boxing stadiums in Los
Angeles, acts as announcer in the
bout.
The scene of the story is laid
on the Bowery of New York TWEEN
ty years ago; with the reminiscent
atmosphere of brown derbies and
yellow button oxfords at the
Starlight Athletic Club Training
Quarters.
''Hogan's Alley" in addition to
Monte Blue, has brilliant sup
porting cast that includes Patsy
Ruth Miller, Willard Louis, Louise
Fazenda, Max Davidson, Nigel
Barrie, Frank Hagney, Frank
Bond, Mary Carr and Ben Tur-
pin. Roy Del Ruth directed this
production, based on the Gregory
Rogers story, and adapted to the
screen by Daryl Francis
Zenuck.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03
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ointment, and as a preventive of
skin troubles battle regularly with
Zemo soap. Any druggist can
supply you with Zemo in either
form. 60c and $1.00.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03
DIPLOMAS TO BE
WRITTEN In ENGLISH
ny Associnfed Press)

MACON, Ca, March 2.-Here-
after diplomas given to the
graduating classes of Mercer
University will be written in
English. Heretofore, they have
been in Latin throughout, but re-
Gently, members of the senior
class requesting the change.
"We want to read what is on
them" they told the Savants.
Last night at a faculty meet
ing, the request of the seniors
was taken up and it was none
other than DR.. Andrew P. Mon
tague, head of the Latin depart
ment, who offered the motion to
grant the seniors request.
There was some little opposi-
ton to the change, but this was
overcome and the change order
ed, effective with those which
viii be issued to the June class.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03

Although women have less hair
in these days than formerly, much
more time and money are spent in
keeping it in order, and hairdress-
ing establishments for women are
tremendously on the increase both
in America and Europe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03
SIGNS you CAN BELIEVE IN

If your breath is bad and you
have spells of swimming in the
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and a general no-account feeling,
it is a sign your liver is torpid.
The one really dependable rem
edy for all disorders in the liver,
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03

Several society women attended
a cock-fight tournament held at an
out of the way place in Orange
county, Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03

Judge Talley Of New York an
nouneed after her 53rd arrest
that II Mrs. Marion Shaw speeds
again he win send her husband TO
jail for permitting her to drive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03

Miss May Sutherland of London
has produced a successful novel,
but continues to work as a stenog-
rapher.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03

Edwin Sullivan of Peoria, ILL.,, Ia
years old, confessed that he had
trained his dog to stand guard
while he robbed stores.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-03

Stop Dandruff Immediately and
prevent it's return by weekly ap-
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For Sale in Key West by Key West
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-15
A Sermon for TODAY
BY Row John r. Gunn-------------
A SQUARE DEAL FOR THE CHURCH

by somebody How can you accept
this service and not feel any obli-
cation to help bear the expense?
You say you cannot see that the
church has helped you so much.
Have you ever thought what your
community would be like without a
church in it? Have you ever thought
what America would be like without
a church in It? Imagine every
church building in America RACED
level with the ground, every pulpit
hushed, the voice of the preacher
no longer heard in the land. the
words of Jesus forgotten, no longer
any listening to hear what God has
to say concerning sin and suffering
and sorrow and the higher ways of
life. A little thought along this line
ought to make every man feel his
obligation to support the church
with his money.
You are sharing in a larger way
than you realize the benefits OF the
church. II you are not sharing In
its financial support. you are not
living up to the principle of the
square deal"-the thing you boast
so much about doing.
Copyright, 1926, by John r. Gunn)