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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

zsef, vendegcsapat elnoke es
Stephen King, a vendegcsapat
managere. A pompas vacsora
elfogyasztasa utan a megjelent
vendegsereg nagyszerii mulatas-
ba fogott, S oily fensegesen mu-
lattak vendegekkel egyiitt, hogy
mindannyian AIT hangoztattak,
hogy reg volt ilyen kedves 0sz-
szejovetel, mint a vasarnap esti.
A Youngstown Katholikus If
jusagi Kor vezetoseg ezen az uton
koszoni meg varosunk es k0rnye-
ke nnagyarsaganak ugy merko-
zesen, mint vacsora alkamaval
valo nagyszamal megjeleneseert
A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r ba-
Sc bail csapata j0v6 vasarnap =
ugyanazon palyan = meri 0sszt
erejet Farrell Magyar Base
Ball csapattal. A kor vezet6segt
remeli, hogy vasarnapi merk6.
zes alatt is oily Macy szamban lat
ia egyiitt ismet a magyarsagot
mint multi vasarnap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
Egy Erdelyi. four a
magyar ujsagiroknak

Kolozsvari jelentes szerint a
Kisebbsegi Ujsagirok Szervezete
akciot inditott egy ujsagir6 sza-
nat6rium fetesitesere. Bornemisz-
sza Endre bar6, nagybirtokos,
meltanyolva a magyar sajto mum
kasainak fontos missziojat, erte-
sltette a Szervezet vezetoseget,
hogy negy holdnyi terjedelmii tel
ket ingyen bocsat rendelkezeSe
re a szanat6rium felepitese eel
Jaira. Ugyanakkor ertesere ad-
ia a szerveZetnek AIT is, hogy ha
talmas kiterjedesii parkjat sin
ten a szanatorium rendelkezese
re bocsatja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
NAGYSZERU BASEBALL
GAME.

Az akroni csapat hetven0t ven
leggel erkeZett meg vasarnap
reggel pont fel tizenegykor a
Scent Istvan templomban scent
INSET hallgattak. Az enekkar, a
melynek Balasko Gy0rgy veze
t6je 6s Lampert Ilonka kiserte
az orgonan, a Veni Creator enc
ket igazan kitiin6en enekeltek.
Koszonet jar exert Balask6 ur-
max, hogy olyan szorgalmasan be-
tanitotta az enekeket.
Varlaky plebanos ur egy igazan
kedves beszedet mondott tenn
plomban megjelent akroni es yo-
ungstowni nepnek. Mise utan az
akroni 6s Youngstown "Ifjusagi
Kor'' egyiitt etkezett a 800 West
Federal St.-i helyisegben. Ebed
utan vigan Observation-Disclosures es a
Borts palyara indultak, hogyO a
delutan folyaman base ball mer
k6zes kereteben egy elvezetes ia
tekkal lepjenek a magyarsag ele.
A Youngstown magyar fiuk
kitiin6en iatszottak - ugy, hogy
a helybeli magyarsag biiszke le-
het sep fejl6desnek indul6 ma
gyar csapat el6rehaladasara. A
] paly,an mintegy ketezer ember
4 nezte vegig fordulataibam gaz-
dag, gyors es erdekes jatekot. Az
0todik Inning4ben 6 Is volt az cred
meny. A fatal Houser kitiin0en
! jatszott. Kitiin6 jatekaert Macy
/ dicseretet erdemel. Nemeth Ist-
1 van pitcher, Bark6 es Stank6
! catcher kitiin6 jatekanak koszon-
j heto merk6zes eredmenye. Az
\ eredmeny 7:6 volt, ICY a yonngs-
! town. csapat nyert.
A base ball merk6zes utan a
y ket csapat az Ifjusagi Kor helyi-
i seeeben vacsorara gyiilekeztek
/ eIgybe. A vacsora alkalmab6l be-
: szedet, tartott Blogley Ferenc, a
! kor elnoke es Gregosits Gyorgy
a youngstown csapat managere
j Az akroniak reszer0l Szalas 10
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES KORNYEKER0l

Kiadas volt $480.05. Tiszta ha-
szon S666.29. .
Mindazok, akik kollektaltak es
mindazok, alSik adakoztak, dol
goztak ts faradtak a piknik erde-
keben, tovabba mindazon iizlet
emberek, akik hirdetest adtak, fo
gadjak a SIT. Istvan Egylet es
Egyhaz h alas k0szonetet.
A bizottsag neveben:
Kaluczky Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
SIT. IsTVAN EGYLET HIREI

Beteg tagjaink e heten k0-
vetkez6k:
Hughler Istvan, Baranyi J6-
zsefnf, Bodnar Gyorgy, Ferenezy
Istvan, Kaluczky Janos ts Beres
Janos.
A betegseg Kaluczky Janosna,
jelentend6 be, kinek cine 134e
Republic Ave-, telefon 1920.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
A SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET Es
EGYHAZ ALTAL NECTAR
TOTT K0ZOs PIKNIK ADA.
KOZoINAK NEvsORA

kOZOINAk NEVSORA
Benish Margit es Danko Jolan
steeltoni gyiijtese: Orth6 Gyorgy,
81, Kovacs Mihalyne soc, Banasz
Janos soc, Vask6 Janosne soc,
Lengyel Peterne SOC, Husoczky
Janosne 81, Hochwart Adam soc,
Piszker Janosne soc, Hus6czky
J0zsefne SOC, Jurista Istvanne
soc, Kurutz Janosne 81, Borna-
misza Iatvann6 25c, Mayer J6-
zsefne soc, Mezei Janosne ST, Ha-
lasz Lajosn6 81, Trusgyik Mi
haly, Kovacs Janosne soc, Pin
ter J6zsefne soc. Kemeshey 10
zsef 25c, Szacsuri Janosne 25c,
Galambossy Gy0rgyn6 81, Csillag
Janoshe soc, Gyarmathy Pal soc,
Fodor Janosne soc, Mezei Lajos
25c, Barta Janosne 81, Adam ia
nosne 81, Gyomber J6zsefne 81,
Madacsi Janosne 81, Petransky
Gy0rgy 81, id. Balasko Gyorgy
81, Sandor Istvan SOC. Latin Mar
tin soc, Simko Borbala 25e, Mrs.
Bundos soc, Ondo Istvann6 soc,
Futkos Tstvanne 81, 10th Lajos-
ne SOC, Vask6 Andrasne 81, Orosz
Sandorne 25c, KaluczkN Sander
ne soc, Haluska J6zSefne soc, Kis
Claiborne SOC, Mrs. Benyhi SOC,
Bark0 Istvan SOC, Boncz Janosne
soc, Sipos Jozsefn6 81, Mezei Ist
vanne 81, Pinter Gy0rgy 81, Cser
raj Lajosn6 81, Druga Mihalyne
soc, Pallai Andrasne 81, Torok
JOSEF 81, Rendes Andras soc
Fetzer Janosne 81, Pail Janosn(
5O., Dudai J6zsefne 81, Incze 10,
zsefne 81, Rozsnoki Simon 81, Be
dolai Istvan 81, Durda Mihalynt
soc, Brown J6zsefne 81, Sor 10
zsefne soc, Kun Jozsefne 81, Sla
vik JOSEF 81, Varga Janos 81
Nelepka Janos soc, Dank6 Jolal
81, Benish Andrasne 81, Buvo'
Pal l25c, Simon Mikl0sne soc, Ne
meth Ferenc 81, Latos JOSEF ST
Ozv. Kuti Claiborne es Pisak ia
nosne gyiiljtese q Scut side-on
4 Molnar Janosne 81, Bukavi Mi
halyne 81, Szarka Janos 81, Ha
bodasz Gusztavne 81, Szilvass.
Laszlon6 81, Kantor Antalne SOC
Sziics Janosne 81, Gondorne 81
Smith J6zsefna 81, lnbicz'
Gyorgyne SOC, Hochwart Janos
ne 19c, N6meth Lajosne 81, Hor
csik Mihalyne soc, Rak Janosn
81, Mizslai Imrene 81, Hauzer le
nacne soc, Darazs Illesne 81, Ha
du Jozsefne 81, Kuti Istvanne 81
Bene Janosne 81, Hegediis lst
vanne 81, Piszka Paine 81, PIE
tenik Janosne 81, 10th VIII ia
nos 81, $50 Ferenc 81, Gilak ia
nos 81, Migl6cz Ferencne 81, Ku
csar Janosne SOC, Tanczer Ane
rasne 81, Szunyog Istvanne so
Szimk6ne 25c, Lampertne ST., Is
nath Gy0rgyn6 ST ,Markovicsn
81. Renine 4Oc, CIV. Matyas Is
vanne soc, Macy J6zsefne soc, ?
SAX Janosne 81, Mv. Kuti Gabol
ne 81, France Mihalyne 15c, Ku
.J6zsefne SOC, Kuti Zsigmondr
81, Gene Claiborne 81, Darazs Fr
gyesne ST.
Kovacs Ferencne es Pivarnyi
Mihalyne gyiijt6se Lansingvi
len: Kovacs Ferenc 81, Pivarny
Mihaly 81, Erdelyi Andrasne SO
Vasko Janos 81, Szkiba JOSEF S
Szalai josef 81, Tatar Pail
SOC, Bonz Mihaly ST, Maticza j
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

ne 50c, Ilmk0 J0Zsef soc, Frank |
Janos 81, Danicsk6 Istvan soc, viz
kitane 25c, Zs6fi Andras 81, Ia
usz Gyula 81, R&vesz Mihaly 81,
Walker ElWood 81, Kenyherc Mi
halyne 81, Nemeth Sandor soc,
Vasko Istvan soc, JAMESON Ema-
nuel soc, Macy Dezsone 81, Kri
zsan Pal soc, Ref Sander. soc,
Macy Jozsef SOC, Zambor Istvan
81, Pavelko Anna 81, ifj. CAN'T
ne 81, Cornelia Pantelion 25c,
Varga Cev. 25c, Miancz Mihaly
soc, Turek Leone 81, Tobias Nj
haly soc, Hubert Ferencne 81,
Markus Erzsi soc, Ilko Istvan 81.
Szakacs Daniel 6s csaladja |
tyuk es | kacsa, Pinter Albert 9
tyuk, Pipolyl Gyulane 3 tyuk.
Konya Ferencne gyujtese Camp
bellen: Kazsmer Maria 81, Bauer
Ferencne 30c, Varga Maria 81,
ozv. Horvath Claiborne So, Bisz-
tus Mihalyne soc, Walter Janos-
ne 81, Pajtok Mikl6Sne soc, 10th
Gy0rgyne soc, Sztanko Janosne
soc, Halasz Janosne 81, Varga
JOSEF soc, Ferenczi Janosne 81.
Henspenger JOSEF 81, Kiss Tst-
van soc, ifj. Letoha Antal 81, L6-
rincz JOSEF soc.
Konya Ferencne gyiijtese:
kocsmaros Gezan6 10 kenyer, Ko-
nya Ferencne | tyuk, Gulyas Mi
haly | tyuk es keny6r, Thomas
Tstvanne l tyuk, H6ri Mihalyn6 2
font bornyuhus, Gyetvai Janos-
ne tyuk, idb. Letoha Antal 3
font bornyuhus, SnekSzer Ferenc
2 tyuk, Mrs. Timar l kekszi.
Bcdzas Janosne es Novak Gyu-
lane gyujtese az Albert. St.-en: i:
Bodzas Janosne 81, Bark6 ia
nosne 81, Peth6 Mihalyn6 81,
Csokan Rafael 81, Dupcza Peter
ST., Jagodies josef 81, Pinter
Istvan 81, Kalapos Gy0rgyne 81,
Mrs. Meszaros 81, Gall Tmrene
81, Rizsak Peterne 81, Lengyel
Andrasne soc, Julius Marion SOC,
Mizslay JanoSne soc, Majzsik Pc
ter 30c, Goodman Bros. 5 lb. bor-
nyuhus, Kukor JOSEF 5 font Dor.
nyuhus es 2 kenyer, Lanyi Ka-
roly 3 font bolhem es fel pekE
! krumpli, Pelentay Marion | boz
szivar.
Kiss Andrasne gyiijtese Bri
erhillen: IIriczu Janosn6 81, Be
niSh Adam 81, VIM. Csiss 81, Fe
dor Janos 81, Magdics Ferencn
So, Lipkovics Matyas 81, Oros
Gyorgy 81, Teglasi Gyula 81
Szalma lstvan 81, Bacs6 Janos 81
| Soltesz J6zsef 81, Tomcsak J6zse
soc, Szilagyi Mihafv: soc, Szerbat
lstvan soc, ifj. Lutheran Janos SOC
Kiraly Istvan SOC, Fintor Karol
ne soc, Mrs. Kcrtesz soc, Tot
Andrasnf 50c,. Boleshazy Jano
soc, Mrs. Zsirka soc, Kiss Mihal
soc, Druga Janos soc, Szada
Benjaminn6 soc, Maknacs And
ras Soc, B0lcshazy Ferenc 5OC
Mrs. Jarabek soc, Mrs. Molcsi
Soc, Mrs. Sirka Soc, Kantor Pt
terne soc, Holder Andi 25c, 10
Dedezky, 25c, 6zv. Siposn6 25'
ozv. Siposne 25c, ifj. Kan6cz Tst
van 25c, Mrs. Fink 25c, Mrs. Szs
, lay 25c, Mrs. Mary Fish Zoe, Kis
Andras 2 galamb, Mike Torloc;
!; ky 10 font virsli, Tomcsak il
zsef l sonka, Bill Szimemszky
tucat narancs, Kardos Mihaly
kenyer, National Baking Co. ]
kenyer. 'Tx1
Mrs. Miglecz es Mrs. Horvat
gyiijtase az Oak ST. k0rnyekel
: Varlaky Sapdor $5, Balasl
:, Gyorgy 81, Vodra 81, TAGS
! Gyorgy 81, Jambrik Istvanne s
ea Horvath Istvan 81, Mrs. Hanl
"A 81, John Gambito 81, Makosi J
i zsef 81, Rub0czky Istvan 81. Ho
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

NILS. MIS lSCA % NILS. 1Ol vail
gyiijtase az Oak ST. kornyeken
Varlaky Sandor $5, Balask6
Gyorgy 81, Vodra 81, Tacsik
Gyorgy 81, Jambrik Istvanne 81,
Horvath Istvan 81, Mrs. Hanko
81, John Gambito 81, Makosi J0-
zsef 81, Rub6czky Istvan 81, Hor-
vath lgnacz 75c, Andrew Jorm
SOC, Dojcsak josef SOC, Mrs
John Vass SOC, Kovacs J6zsefnt
SOC, John Gober SOC, Balogh Fe.
rencne 50e, Balogh Dezs6 SOC
.Hajdu JOSEF SOC, Beres Miklos
SOC, Hauzer Fiilop soc, j. Simon
25c, Smith Istvan l s6dar.
Ha az adakozok koziil valaki
mex neve kimaradt volna, jelent
Sc be.
! A pikniken befolyt $1154.34
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-19
AUCTION SALES.
HU TErDE nANa

THo>. J. OWES & son. AUCTGoNEER>
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Three-Story D e a c h e d
+ Brick Apartment with Five
Brick Garages in Rear
Thereof, Known as the
WallraH, and Situated 3025
18th Street Northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-19

Nv yirttirr ~ e certain deed Of trust tlu .,
recorded in i.ilFr ,I.gF. fDllD lOi ct g.
of the land records of the District Of 6"
Iurntia aud ~ the request of the party sCc.Te
thereby the UnhcrSi gncd trustees WIZ >t-I r.
public auction ~ front ~ the premises 80
Ti-F,Dti. THE TWENTY -FOfRTH DNt
OF AUGUST a ID. 1876. At FINE-TH1RT\
O'CLOCK s'M., the following -sLsscrihn,
land and premises. situate the Dlsttf't 80
Columbia and designated ~ and being
OF lot Is in William O. TcnsDn aud Ben
jamin + Leighton, trustees. subdivision o
parts Of the tracts of land known as ~:
belonging 10 thc estate Of Jamr~ Eslin DO
ceased. a. per plat recorded III Liner Count
g. folio =. or the records of the once y
the surveyor OF the District of Column =
excepting the rear 20 feet by u - feet q"
said lot conveyed to William ". Town--n
10y decd recorded III Lihcr 3OIi. folio 81
Of the Land RECORDS Of the District OF O.
lunihs now dedicated public allr'
The above described property IS designate,
on the books Of the assessor of the DFstrt'
Of Columbia i"r taNatton purposes "a p"
81" ~ square POI"
TERMS Sold subject 10 PRIOR deeds Of tr1ls
aggrgatin- about SIT 900 90 further pa
ticiIlar- Of winch vii lao announced a. ttul'
Of sale. the purchase price abov" ssi'
trust 20 be pad IN cash deposit n
s. 10000 required, ConveyancinE record
ing etc. at purchasers cost. Terms q
wise deposit forfeited and the property ma
be advertised andi resold At the discretion
"f the trustees.
EVA KRAFT
auI 4 -dXdsCASu Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-19

S14.o5O In Mount Pleasant.
Bargain offering Of tue
three-story brick re-ldcn,,,
constructed by Breuninger
IN Mt Pleasant near the
edge of Rock Creek Park
Nine large rooms. two baths.
front and pOrchpH
TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE
entire hOlIse modern and in
good condition. Reasonable
payment terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-19

NEAR 10th AND PARK RID.
Within one square of Sacred Heart Church
and school 3StoTy hGuse c9 and nagtr W
frst floor; 8 rms and bath on second floor
3 rms and bath. third floor; hi,W:h mi gas
and cleo; large garage; reasonably priced
at SID 10000. Main 4693.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-19

WE HAVE JUST GOTTEN REC ENT. LIS
INKS on about a dozen houses ely and L,
urban. white and col9red. rentals reiu,
before buying or renting. We IAN save ~
big money.
\. T.. RNON CO.. Inc.
Main iJD1 49, Z
Columbia 15t1- 3+lS I4tn =
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STUDY THESE BARGAINS!
THE SALE OF WASHINGTON HOMES
In Chevy Chase. ID. C.-S21. SCI

home in new and exclusive
section of Chevy Chase, Just
west of Connecticut ave. The
rooms ar" quite large: the
tiled baths have the most
modern fltmpntS: there arr
cherry open iireplacos. fine
oak floors. comfortable front
and side purchc-. attractive
full-lcngth French ,Iuur-
electric equipment auto
matte water heater iIr@r
2araac and nUn;rrou- other
distinctive features Term
Of payment Iudll lduailH ar
raugcd
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WANTED TO BUY-IIOUSES.

W nm w DC -AhOsL
FIVE OR six ROOM BJ'<GAIOW oI;
hyu-r m Chevy Chase near car line VIII p"'
ash Address Box :;,l r, star office
FROM OWNEE ABOUT $4,000, d,RO0M
brick: near nth and Park ri prefer Nv j.
and garage. Phone North 1886. 20
i TO : ROOM HOUSE WITH SLEEPlNt
norrh. must hr in good !ncatlon. ga
Potomac 6i67
Will. PAY :" 500 DOWN FOR 3 TO
room detached house northwest. with bel
room ana bath uu frst floor. Must :"
close to car az hu- Address Box BIZ x
Star office.
FOR QUICK SALE LIST YOt X PROPER1N
Nth GLAnNAN. ReatOr. 3oS PcDnrylvar 10
ave e 1.in"oIn,3it -
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i Y@i 81 ( 90 'Io9" It ave y Main a2f7
Il OR : ROOM lIOt~E NE. OR NV. ST.
non prefcr Old houS''. an make substa'
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~IX TO EIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE -
"A good northeast or northwest section. "a
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YOU really - an To sell your house ard Z.
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BETTER HOMES
SALE OR RE\T-HOTSES.

CONSTRUCTIONS I q.
1890 Investment Bldg. Main VT or
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SIMMER COTTAGES.

NORTH BEACH. ND.-THREE-R ROOM CO1
tagc with porch tao sides j"r rent h'
the week accommodations f"r e'Eat 1-on.
Lincoln 9hO4- ~
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BOSS & PHELPS.
l4H X Street Main $500 Till Q PM
MEMBERS WASHINGTON
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
\ L BARGAIN

Ten minutes ride to downtown: attra"-
tive detached residence containing eight spa
cious rooms a bedrooms. tile bath. hrc
modern home. in excellent condition. priced
low. on terms.
WIN. :. PHILLIPS & CO.. Inc,
Phone Service Until 9 Pm.
l+3" K NJ. 5000.
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'orncr Home Tor So, 500.

Y Home Tor So, 500.
Fronting east on a desirable.
and convenient northwest
thoroughfare. this splendid
corner residence il . won
!erful Offering at $500
Among its many attractions
are a roOmE garage hot
Nater heat electricity. -iX
large rooms. complete bar
and VERY EASY TERMS of
payment.
The Washington times., 1926-01-25

Ina tomoTrOw's concluding in
staIIlnent we will give DIR.
Weaver's version of why there
are so many marriages i'm Elk
ton and of the attempt made by
Deputy Sheriff OFT to run The
Washington Times camera mau
out of town when he attempted
to photograph the Jitney Mar
riage Trusts headquarters.
The Washington times., 1926-01-25
continued from First Page.)

CONTINUED from First Page.)
smile, asked US to have our coats
off. and told us that DR.. Weaver
would be down in a minute.
Almost immediately Rev DR..
Weaver came down the steps and
with outstretched arms greeted us
with a genial smile that would have
done much to relieve the shyness
of the most embarrassed bride and
frightened bridegroom.
He was dressed in striped trous-
ers, black coat. white shirt and the
conventional black tie. Our first
thought was that despite the EARL.
ness of the hour, $40 a. M, he
already was dressed for business.
Into the Study
Introductions exchanged all
around, he asked us to step into
the study. He assumed, of course,
that we could be there for no other
purpose than: that of getting mar
ried, although we had not dfvulged
our mission.
Have you the license?' he asked
We produced the license and as
he slowly examined it the pleasant
lady, who had been in.
troduced as Mrs. Elizabeth Dale,
explained that almost every married
couple wanted a more elaborate GER
tificate than the ordinary piece of
paper furnished by the clerks Of
flee for the 50 fee.
Now, we have here she pro-
ceeded, some lovely booklets with
nicely engraved with orange
blossoms, that We sell for 81.
Would you like ona?"
He turned to the brideto-be.
why yes, it would be nice, she
agreed.
We'll then, how about getting
one of our large diploma shaped
certificates, suitable for framing?
The Washington times., 1926-01-25

that we understood what 1t was
all about, he pronounced us man
and wife in the sight of Almighty
God.
A Good Clean job
But he was not through.
Although he was marrying us
for half the sum that the jitney
minister would require, he was not
going to short-change us on any of
, the ordeal; he was not going to
cut any corners; not he, although
other couples were waiting to be
we'd
He launched from the pronounce
ment to a prayer, hardly drawing
breath--and how he did pray!
If one-tenth of the blessings he
asked for us are granted, we will
be ashamed for not having paid
him twice as much as the jitney
trust demanded, instead of half It's
price. II
Mrs. Nicholson was weeping
softly when Mr. Moon had said
amen" and / asked if Mrs. Moon
might take her in charge until she
subsidized. The Rev. Mr.. Moon
stepped. to the dining room door
and called, MA, Oh Ma! and g
kindly soul took Mrs. Nicholson IN
hand until she was quite normal
again.
Handling me q suitably inscribed
marriage certificate for which he
neither asked nor limited at
charge, the Rev. Mn Moon saw US
to his door and asswe stepped IN
our car he waved and called g
friendly "Good-by, Bride ana
Groom
Tomorrow we will reveal how
certain influences i'm EllktOn are
combating Mr.. Moon in his mar
riage practice by taking down his
signs i'm front OF his home and
HAVING the town commissioners
ask the hotel proprietor to have
MI. Moons signs removed from
the hOtel.)
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this city being the operators head
quarters.
Probably the first subject for dis
cussi6n win be the peace plan Of
e. j. Lynett, publisher q the
scranton Times. Lewis has &C.
cepted this plan as basis of
negotiations.
The operators, although they re-
jected the Lynett plan, did not 90
50 until report Of their provii
sional acceptance Of IL, through " !.
w. Ie.Clis. one Of their spokesman,
had s.een published.
There are those who strongly
believe the end OF the long sIispen-
sion is fast approaching.
The operators have agreed TO To-
morrow's conference with great re-
luctance. The miners, through
Lewis. openly urIged resumption OF
negotiations. The call was issued
by Alvan Markle. Joint chairman.
The suggestion OF Lewis that the
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AFTER TWENTY YEARS OF STOMACH MISERY
He FINDS BLESSED RELIEF FEELS LIKE new MAN
Mr.. L. L NASH BeltsvilIe, Nd Says He Is Now Won
derful Condition, Thanks To Todds Tonic

ct have suffered for the last
twenty years with stomach troU-
bic and gas on my stomach. My
appetite was poor and nerves un.
strung. I had used various rem
edies without success. ] had heard
30 much about Yodd's Tonic as
wonderful stomach remedy, that ]
decided to give it a trial. After
taking six bottles my stomach is
now in wonderful condition; my
appetite is splendid and rest well
at night. The gas and bloated feel
ing that I suffered from following
my meals has been entirely re-
lieved and today feel like a new
man. My strength has increased
and / have gained ten pounds If
weight, and my general condition
is good. I surely, can recommend
Todd's Tonic to all those suffering
from stomach trouble. IL. l..
NASH, BELTSVILLE, MD.
Todd's Tonic can be had at PeO-
pies Drug Store No. l, 7th & x
aeroets n. W., where Mr.. T. q.
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WORK To START
ON MEMORIAL

Construction of the st. Nazaire
Memorial in the harbor Of St
Nazaire, France. to commemorate
the arrival, Of the first American
soldier in France in 1917, will be
resumed shortly. the plan having
been approved by the Fine Arts
Commission and the American Bat
tie Monuments Commission.
The French government. in COM
pliance with request from this
Government, said no American me-
mortal win be. allowed in France
without the approval OF the Amer
lean Battle Monuments Commission
and stopped construction of the
memorial last year after the founda-
ton had been built.
The memorial, designed by Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney, will stand
on base OF natural rock in the
center of the harbor, facing the
channel. On top Of shaft forty
feet high is an American eagle
which seems to have just alighted
after winging it's way across the
Atlantic bearing the figure of an
American soldier standing with out
stretched arms and crusaders
sword in one hand. The. stature
win be in bronze. -
The memorial is being con-
structed by the st. Nazaire Asso-
citation, composed of members of.
the A. e. r. who served in that
locality. The necessary money,
shout 100000, was raised by pop
ular subscription from all over the
country. The design has received
the approval of President Coolidge
and General Pershing. The latter
referred to it as "a second Statue
ct Liberty
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THREE ARE EXECUTED
FOR DEATH IN ROBBERY

BELLEFONTE, Pa, Jan. "a
Three Reading, Pa, men, Robert
'Brue, IS; Irwin Grunge, IS, and
Leamon Croker, 20, all negroes,
were electrocuted in Rockbien
prison here today for the murder
of Jonathan Clopp, 81. who was
killed during the robbery of a
store in Berks county.
Brue, having confessed firing the
shot that ended Clopp's life, went
to the chair last, fighting to the
end to save his two companions
and pleading that he be permitted
to bear all the blame.
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z|NOv|EV SAID
To FACE TRIAL
BY H. r. KNICKERBOCKER

SCoW, Jan. 25.-Gregory
zinoviev, chosen leader of the world
revolution, appointed by his col
leagues to head the Communist M
ternationaIe and preach the doc
trine of communism for all mar
kind, has preached too often and
too we'll Unless Moscow prophets
prove false, Zinoyiev will soon re
tire.
The fact remains that Zinoviev.
and his old partner. Leo KameTfev,
have proved too radical for the
present governing group in Soviet
Russia.
At the fourteenth CommuniIst
Congress, just concluded here.
Zinoviev and Kamanev tried -
form a Left Wing" They. failed
miserably.