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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
MISS JANE CURRY
To GIVE RECITAL
AFFAIR TO TAKE PLACE AT
CONVENT ON
APRIL 20

Miss Jane Elyira Curry win give
a mandolin graduation recital, as
sisted by Gladys Roberts, accom-
panist, Thursday, April 90, at 8
o'clock at the Convent of Mary
immaculate.
INIERLUDE
by
MARY ELIZABETH GRILLoN
| Danse Andalouse OPP. 81,
No. 3 MacDowelI
"Sous rarbe Sole ct
Dansaicnt les brunes Anda-
lousesv
II Butterfly, op. 43 Grieg
Hungarian, 0p 80. No.
H., MacDowelI
III Hunofesque, 0p. 25. Porter
PROGRAM
Legend, 0p. So Dradla
Serenade, from -Miienka. Blorkx
Gipsy Dance ............ Ernst
Coneertino. 0p, IL Ortmans
Hungarian Poem, 0p. &c. No.
s... 4 - Hnbay
Cradle Song. 0p. ~ s
Brahms Hermann
To Spring. op. -. No. 6 esreig
conferring Of Gold Medal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
MAJusI BAL.

A Munkas Betegsegelyzo es
Onkepz0 Szervezet 1O0.-ik oszta
lyanak vezet6sege mar most tu-
data a magyarsaggal, hogy ma
jus elso napjan, szombaton este,
egy minden tekintetben nagysza-
basu tancmulatsagot rendeA
A bal el6keszitese Macy szorga-
lommal folyik, a koz0nseget sza-
mos meglepetes varja. Az osztaly
tagsaga elk0yet mindent, ennek a
balnak fenyes es nagy sikere er-
dekeben.
Magyar testvereink figyelmet
mar most felhivjuk ere mulat-
sagra, a helyi es kornyeki egyle-
teket pedig lapunk utjan keri a
vezetoseg, hogy ere napra, mas
bait ne rendezzenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
WARREN, OHI0..
A MAGYAR BETEGSEGELYZO
EGYLET HIREI.
Az Els0 Magyar Bs. nagyszabasu
mulatsaga aprilis 10..en.

A warreni Elso Magyar Bs. Egy
let aprilis 1O.-en, szombaton este
6 oral kezdettel tartja meg clSo
aold farsangi baliat. A nagysike-
riinek igerkezo mulatSagon Zsiga
Janos youngstown hires-neves
ciganyzcnekara huzza maid a
talpalavalot.
Ennek a pompas mulatsagnak
el6ktszitese nagy buzgalommal TO
lyik, a rendezoseg azon van, hogy
ez bal minden tekintetben nagy
ts fenyes sikeri legyen.
Magyar testvereinll figyelmtt
felhivjuk ere a pompas, husvet
ntani balra.
lit emlitjiik meg AIT is, hogy
az egylct altal rendezett ujevi mu
latsag $S4OO-t j0vcdelmezett.
A Warrenl S kornyekI magyar
sag figyelmet lapunk utjan hiv-
ia fcl az cgylet, hogy a legutob-
bi gyiiles hatarozata ertelmeben,
cgy dollar kedvczmenyes beallasi
dii mellett vesz fel III tagokat. Ez
kedvezmeny harom honapig err
venyes. IIissziik, hogy szamosan
ragadjak meg ezt kitiino alkal-
mat s allanak G regi, kiprobalt
zaszl0 ala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11

A kis ujsziilott scent kereszt-
segben, Margit nevet Jnyert. A
keresztsziil0i tisztet Ballo Benja-
min es neje, cleveland lakosol1
t0lt0ttek be.
A keresztelesi iinnepseget a Dol
dog apa hazanal tartottak meg
marcus Gan, Mt. Varga Lajos
reformatus lelkesz gy0ny0rii be-
szeddel avatta a kis gyermeket a
keresztytn anyaszentegyhaz tag
Java.
AIT mondanunk sem kcll, hogy
pompas keresztel6i lakoma volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
KALAUZ

A warreni Elso Magyar Beteg.
segelyzo Egylet. Alal1rlt 1917
marcus lien, Warren, O.-ban
Gyiil6seit tartja minden no har-
madik vasarnapjan ;, delutan 2
oral kezdettel Walnut St.-i Ro-
man Hallban.
Elnok: Druga Mihaly, 651 East
Ave, telefon 27O9 r. (Betegsee
az clnoknel jelentend6 be.)
Aleln0k: Nuszer Ferenc.
Jegyz0: Kosztyu Miklos.
Penztarnok Somplak Mihaly.
Penz. .-titkar: Roszpapa Gy0rgy
(Az egyletet erdekl0 levelek erre
a cimre kiildendok: 224 Second
Street, Warren, o. s9
J6tallo bizottsag: penztari-Ni-
kics Janos, Dezsi Gy0rey, Dancs6
Gyorgy.
Szamvizsgalok: Kudrics Istvan,
Gedeon Geza, Kudrics Ferenc.
Magyar zaszlo-tarto: Dancs0
Gyorgy.
Amerikai zaszl6-tarto: Kudrics
Ferenc.
Beteglatogatok: East Sideon-
Druga Mihaly.
West Sideon: Fejszak Mihaly.
Hazkezel0 :Ruszin Janos.
Ait6or: Zinics Laszlo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
1e7.-IK CIKK
A bsbi-taplalek elokeszitesehez
hasznalt edenyek gondozasa.

Az 0sszes kaInlak, cseszek, Ia
basok, Hvegek es szoptat6 bim-
box az etetes elott azonnal Zorro
vizben fert0tlenitend0k. Barmily
t0riilk0z6, melyet az edenyek to-
riil6seheZ, megszaritasahoz hasz-
nal, szinten keIl, hogy fert6tlenit-
We legyen. BNtos legyen, hogy az
kezei is tisztaS legyenek es ne
Etiisszentsen es he k0hogj0n a bebi
taplaleka k0zcleben. Igen jo, ha
a kama teteitt forro vizzel meg
mossa kinyitas el0tt es vigyaz-
zon, hogy "a kannanyito tiszta le-
gyen. Eek olyan biztonsagi intez
kedesek, mikkcl esetleg egy eletct
lehet megmentani A vizet, melyet
taplalek elkeszitesere hasznal,
forralja fel, azutan hiitse lie es te-
gye ell egy szorosan lezart kT
edenybe. Csak annyi vizet forral-
jon, amennyi egy napra elegendo.
A legjobb szoptatos iiveg az, a
melyet konnyen lehet beliilrol egy
kefevel kitisztitani kupalaku,
rovid nyaku, egyenes az ALA es
be van osztva egytol nyolc ounce
ig meretekre vi iiveget egy Ia
bas hideg vizbe kell tenni,, az
utan vagy husz percig f6zni, hogy
kevesbbe t0rekeny legyen. Azutan
hagyja Zorro vizben allni, amig
lehiil. Ezaltal az iivegek mem tor
mex ell, ha "a for6o vizbe teszi
/ 6ket. Minden Hveget, mihelyt a
bebi a szopast bevegezte, XII kell
obliteni jol hideg vizzel es ICY
megtoltve, el kell tenni addig, a
mig ideje van szappanos vizzel es
iivegtisztito kefevel az iiveget ki-
viilrol es beliilr6l is j6l kimosni.
Azutan tobbsz0r tiszta vizzel OBJ
litse XII. Mielott a tiszta iiveget
hasznalna, tegye' egy katlan vizbe
es forralja tizenot percig, hogy
fert6tlenitve legyen es a f6zes
utan ne oblogesse tobbe az i've.
1get.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
HAZAM KIT FELEDN1 vAGYTAM !.

Kit feledni vagytatn, mar-inar elfeledtem.
Oh, hazarn, mert jutsz njra az eszelnbe
Oh, miert jutsz eszembe, oh boldogsag kdpe.
Nelly, meg nilad voltam, szillt szivem folebe
Egnek feiem fol0tt nagy ftnyes csillagok,
A gazdag fold ezer viragtol mosolyog.
Oh, de ezek nekem mind isneretlenek
S mem ezek S0z0tt volam fcankozo gyerek
Ha haanad szavam, tudom meg6rtendd :.
Szvct cserel az, aki hazat cser6l
Mert ha lelkem faj, ha rata seb vagyon,
Adottabb sir a hazai hantokon.
Hej', de messze, tavol, idegenbe jlrok.
Ere mines meg tavasz, nincscnnek viragok.
Borus, felh6s az 6g, a fiji meg mem z0lde
Tell sz6l veszekszik fagyos rog0kkel.
De csak a levelem megy hazafele, vissza
Papirja ;irado k0nnyeimct issza.
Vszi bus hirt sep tavaszi ta5la,
Az Gdcs szabadsag magyar hatal!iba =.
Lesz meg maid tavaszunS! Ftnycs, dics6. 5ldott,
Baberral 0vezve az eg6sz vilagot
Ha mas nemzeteknek mas kincsei vannak,
tavaszt id 'adja nekiink az a nagy nap.
Amid6n hazank fel6l a vandor madarak
Hazanknak partjair6l maid ha vissza szallnak;
Tavo mas vilagr6l, nagy tengerek felett,
Kiildjetek nekem vssza cit szives iidv0zletet.
"CS. t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11

A kupalakn szoptat6 bimbo
legjobb, inert annak belsejet
Xxi lehet forditani es meg lehet
tisztitani. Macy s2optatos bimb6
kat nem szabad hasznalni, inert
mem lehet oket j6l megtisztitani.
A szcptat6 bimb6 nyilasa akko-
ra lcgycn, hogy ha megtoltott
iivegct megforditja, a tel kony-
nycdtn folyjon keresztiil. Ha a
nyilas oily Macy, hogy tel roha-
mosan 6mlik XII bcl6le, akkor a
bfbi eledelet tut gyorsan fogja
maeahoz szcdni.
A bfbi rcndesen fog fcjl6dni es
allandoan n6ni fog, nagyobb es ero
sebb lesz, Ia jol gondjat viseli es
i6 taplalekot adj neki. Izmosak
as erSsek lettek azok a gyerme-
kek, akikct Eagle tejen taplal-
tax, mint ahogy a halas anyak
bizonyitjak. Eek az anyak sem
mifele mas taplalekot mem hasz-
naltak olyan altalanossagban es
olyan eredmennycl, mint az Eagle
teiet. Batran lehct mondani, hogy
t0bb bebit neveltek fel sikeresen
Eagle tejen, mint az 6sszes mas
taplalek hclycttcsitokon.
Olvassa Ell figyelmesen minden heten
ezcket cikkeket Is 6rizze meg, hogy >
j0v6ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11

ban tovabb folyik, a gyermek-
osztaly megvalasztott iigykezelo-
.je, Nalesnik ur, szorgalmasan dol
goz'k mindent elkovet, hogy Bea
yer County terHleten leGalabb 100
tagu gyermek- -osztalyt szervezzen
meg.
A nagyszerii eredmenyhez gra-
tulalunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
MAGYAR KEREsZTELO

Macy 0r0m kolt0z0tt Szakacs
Samuelek haza tajara az elmult
hetckbcn. Az eg vegtelen kegyel-
me folytan, Szakacs testveriin-
ket neje, sziil. Ball6 Mariska egy
sz6p es egeszseges leany gyermek
kel ajandekozta meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
BEAVER FALLS
Kozli: vesztr6czky JOSEF, lapken
VERHOVAY 80.
vERHovAY 80.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 49,
ik fi6kja, februar havi gyile-
sen nagyjelent6segu hatarozatot
hozott. A gyiiles kimondotta
gyermek-osztaly megalakitasat $
a szervezes munkajaval Vesztr6-
czy J6zsefet es Nalesnik Janost
bnta meg. A ket szervezo nagy
lelkesedessea fogott munkahoz,
Beaverfalls $ New Brighton min
den magyar lakta hazat bejarjak.
Lelkes faradozasuknak mar eddig
is gyony0rii eredmenye van, ket
bet alatt 49, magyar gyermeket
vettek fel az ifjusagi osztaly oyer
mex tagjai soraba. A munka azon
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-29
Restrictions on
Prescriptions Are
Upheld in Court

Washington. Nov. 29-tP)-vol-
stead act restrictions upon the guam
tlty Of whisky physicians may pre-
sustained today by the supreme
court.
The decision was by a sharply d.
vidcd court, four members, Justices
Sutherland, McReynolds, Stone and
Butler dissenting. The dissenting
opinion was that the state had ex-
elusive jurisdiction to regulate the
use of Intoxicating liquor for other
than beverage purposes; and that
congress had not prohibited the use
Of liquor for medicinal purposes and
that it did not have authority to
do so.
The decision, which was rendered
in case brought by DR.. Samuel W.
Lambert Of New York city, marked
another victory for the government
which has been sustained by the
court almost without exception in
its program for dry law enforce
ment.
The court previously has ruled that
malt liquor possessed no medicinal
value and upheld the Willis Campbell
act prohibiting beer prescriptions.
Justice Sutherland asserted that
the majority had deprived the states
o. the exclusive power to control
medicinal practices and had trans
fcrred it to congress.
Justice Bradeis delivered the opin-
ION of the court. ef
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-29
Civil Government
of Picking Resigns

Picking, Nov. 29-LPo-Thc civil
government of Picking, stripped Of its
power over the Republic because Of
the factional stress among its pro-
vinccs, has resigned in what is said
to he an effort to force the northern
militarists to assume responsibility
for the administration.
In kilograms sent to the five milf
tary commanders of the north, upon
whom the Picking officials were de-
pending for power to enforce their
DEGREES, the members of the cabinet
called upon the war lords to cstab-
fish ian effective government for
the welfare Of the country"
The kilograms declare that the
improvement in the diplomatic situa-
ton growing out of the abrogation
II the Chinese Belgian treaty recent
~ permits the laying down of the
foreign affairs burden for the pres
cnt, in view of the fact that "thc
finances of the government are in
such Il state that unless fundamcn-
tai measures arc adopted promptly
tho interests Of the state will be
seriously prcjudiced.'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-29
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

Fall, to whom he sent the cash before
the Doheny interests were awarded
the lease to the Elk Hills oil reserve.
Overriding long succession Of OBJ
jcct.ons by the defense, Justice Hoeh.
ling permitted the government 10
present, in support Of it's charge OF
conspiracy between the two men,
Nrherv's own statement Of the cash
transaction as he told it to the SEN
ate committed. It was read in open
49,. :, o~en J. Roberts of govern
meIt counsel in the presence Of
jury which had been excluded from
the court room, for five days while
lawyers argued and the court deliber-
ated.
Other Parts of Record Read
Justice Hoehling's decision was
broad enough to permit presentation
of many other parts Of the senate
committee record, including the state
mcnt made by Fall when he first
named Edward b. Mclean rs the
source Of the $4,000. The justice
held that both Fall and Dohcny had
told their stories to the committee
voluntarily, and that the defense at
torneys had been neither appealing
nor convincing when they argued that
to produce the record now would
amount to compelling the defendants
to testify against themselves.
Although the details of the senate
testimony had been widely published
months ago, the jurymcn listened
with knit brows to the reading.
Doheny's statement not only related
how he sent the 100000 to Fall in
a little black bag, but it cmphatically
described the advance as a private
lopn TO an old friend, having nothing
to do with the oil leases.
Besides the Doheny and Fall state
ments. the government put before the
jury many other portions Of the SEN
ate testimony. One excerpt showed
Doheny as saying that he expected to
realize a profit Of $lOOOOO,OOO from
the Elk Hills lease.
Rear Admiral J. X. Robson, who
handled the oil lease negotiations for
the navy, likewise testified before
the senate committee and his testi-
mony went AS government evidence
to fix the dates during which the
negotiations were in progress.
He testified that some of the con-
versations took place as late as Octo-
Der, 1921, but few weeks before the
100000 was advanced to Fall.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-29
Two Score Indicted
in Rum Running Plot

Boston, Nov. 2O.-LR)-A gigantic
rum running plot, which was discov-
cred when the steamer Crctan was
seized here last August with an
$sO0,OOO cargo Of alcohol, has result
cd today il the indictment Of more
than two score defendants in three
cities, including Lewis H. Rothchild,
vice president Of the Chelsea Ex-
change Bank Of New York, and two
other officials of the bank.
Rothchild, who at 28 is one Of the
youngest responsible bank officials
in the country, was football star at
Princeton.
With James v. Boise Of Brooklyn,
an assistant cashier, and Harold
Smythe Of New York, assistant to
Rothchild, the banker is accused Of
conspiracy to smuggle liquor on u
vast scale.
Besides Rothchild and his aides
those indicted include Captain August
Alkine and % men of the crew of the
Crctan; Max Bernstein, Frank Con-
way, Leo Friedman and Joey Kott,
all Of New York; Charles Schwartz,
active in Philadelphia politics.; Sam
uel LaSar, Philadelphia; and Morris
Rotman of Providence, II. !.
Operations of the syndicate were
cloakcd under the guise Of an inoffen-
sive real estate business at a Broad
way address, the government charges,
and its ramificationy extended to two
continents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-29
Personal Physician
to Rockefeller Dead

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 29.--(P)-Dr.
Hamilton Fske Biggar. 81, long per-
sonal physician to John d. Rockefel-
Ter, ST.. died here this morning.
He had been in poor health for up
wards Of u year. Last spring he sur
vivcd major operation.
DR.. Biggar's death was Cue to a
general breaking down Of bodily pow
ers ushered in by age, according to
physicians.
The aged medical man, who prac-
ticcd in Cleveland more than SO years,
was a bosom friend Of the oil mag
nate in addition to being his physi-
elan for many years.
DR.. Biggar had predicted his bill
lionaire friend would live to be a
hundred, but jokingly added that no
thought he himself would survive
Mr.. Rockefeller.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-29
Uric Acid Treatment
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obligation on your part. Thousands
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address. No C. o. D. Nothing to
pay. Try It at our expense. ADJ.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-29
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-29

Casually means violent DEATH
said Simpson.
mot necessarily" returned Mrs.
Hall.
Meaning Disputed
Simpson had attempted to show by
his questioning Saturday that the
use OF the word casualty" in her in
curry to the police indicated knowl
edge that her husband had been muir
dercd. Defense counsel then said
that the word had no such meaning
but was properly used as referring to
possible accidents.
The court gave no official ruling
airy.
This was the first time Mrs. Hall
had attempted to correct the prosecu
tor. Her brother. Willie Stevens, in
his testimony several times called
tho lawyers attention to lapses in
pronunciation and use Of terms al
though no actual definition was in
volved.
In Good Spirits
The court was Is minutes late get
ting underway today. Mrs. Hall
wore the same black coat and hat
making up her costume Saturday, the
sombre note being relieved only by
u white collar to her black dress and
dark grey gloves.
All three Of the defendants showed
evidences of good spirits as they took
their seats in the court room. Henry
Stevens greeted several cousins, and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-29
HUSBANDS FIDELITY
WAS NEVER DOUBTED

Courthouse, Somervillc, N. j., Nov.
2!--LPj Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall,
left the witness stand at 1920 after
testifying for four hours, during
which she denied any knowledge OF
the Staying of her husband and Mrs.
Eleanor X. Mills.
Mrs. Hall testified for two hours
Saturday and about the same time
today. Throughout She was calm
and did not faltcr rs Alexander
Simpson, special prosecutor. piled
her with questions, many of the
questions being repeated several
times.
Today she said that she was not
yet convinced that there was amy
thing serious" between her husband,
the Rev. Edward w. Hall, and Mrs.
Mills.
II admit there was some slight at
tachmen,,' she said. "but am net
convinced it was anything serious"
In previous testimony she had said
that she never doubted her husbands
fidelity and believed him devoted to
ne..
Mrs. Hall was the last of the trio
of defendants to testify. Her broth
els, Henry and Willie Stevens, also
ienied any knowledge Of the death
u the minister and choir singer.
Views Changed
On redirect examination, Mrs. Hal
as again asked as to her views "a
IF today regarding her husbands re
iationa with Mrs. Mills. She was no.
permitted by the court to say wha
her attitude is, but was asked if her
views have changed.
Not in regard to his affection foi
me-" she replied.
But in regard to his relations
with Mrs. Mills 2"
"Ycs."
Court recessed for lunch as Mrs.
Hall left the stand.
The defense will rest its case dur
ing the afternoon.
Two sisters Of the slain minister,
Mrs. Paul Bonner of New York, and
Mrs. Frances Voorhees,, will be among
the last witnesses put forward for
the defense.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-29
OF SAFETY ZONE RULES
HAS BECOME CHRONIC TRAFFIC i'll

Washington, ID. c., Nov. 29.-With
national attention again focused on
the problems of traffic safety through
the meeting Of the committees Great
ed by the National Conference on
Street and Highway Safety. the Amer
lean Automobile Association today
issued an appeal to motorists to take
a vital first step toward accident re-
duction by making safety zones abso-
lutely safe.
In statement issued at National
Headquarters. the officials Of the ma
tional motoring body point out that
violation Of safety zone regulations
seems to have become almost chronic
on the part Of millions Of motorists,
surveys conducted in cities of vari-
Gus sizes show. This situation Is
making for thousands of mishaps that
arc easily preventablc and it's chief
danger seems to lie IN the fact that
If the pedestrian is denied this one
haven, he will be more disconnected,
which will result in further mcnacing
distortion of the traffic stream"
Observance Of traffic regulations
generally is problem for the individ-
ual motorists, the A. A. A. points out.
In majority Of instances, he must,
of necessity, enforce the law fer
himself.
Motorists Arc Careless
"This is particularly true in the
case of safety zones the statement
continues. "These exist generally at
street intersections and at car stops
and it has been the practice Of pcdcs-
TRANS to regard themselves rs abso-
lutcly safe when protected by those
actual or even theoretical safeguards.
Observation Of conditions generally
throughout the country seems to in
dictate that motorists are becoming
more and more careless in their atti-
tuda toward these zones.
"One Of the recommendations that
won the unanimous approval of the
Second Conference on Street and
Highway Safety, popularly~known as
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NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
STATE or NORTH DAKOTA, I
County OF Burleigh.


DlClAL DlxTRlCT.
state Of North DakotM. Plalntlf6, w.
n. J. kuhn, and nh other persons
havisg any rlght. title Or interest
1911. Defendant.
PERsONAL PROPERTY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
under and by virtue of an execution
issued by and out OF the above
vember. 1925. upon . Judgment rem
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WORD CASUALTY BRINGS
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION

Courthouse, Somerville, N. j., Nov.
29.-R)-D Difference Of opinion be-
tween Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall and
Special Prosecutor Alexander Simp-
son over the definition of the word
Casually" first appearing in the
Hall-Mills case Saturday, continued
in her cross examination today.
The issue arose today soon after
Mrs. Hall went to the witness stand
to resume her testimony in her own
behalf. She had testified that she
telephoned police headquarters Fri
day morning after her husband had
failed to return home Thursday night,
asking il there had been "any casual
ties reported"
"Why did you ask the police if
there had been any violent deaths re-
ported, when you did not know THAT
your husband had been murdered :"
Simpson asked.
II did not" said Mrs. Hall. 81
asked if there had been any casual
ties"