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, 1927-12-09
NOTICE
FROM THE POLICE.

BEGINNING on Saturday Deem
Id Der Bird, 1927, the electric Fire
Alarms erected ON the Steeple in
Christiansted, and on the clock
Tower in FrederIksted viii be oper-
ated every Saturday at noon pre-.
cisely.
When operated at any other time,
it will signaIize the occurrence OF
Fire within the confines vi the re-
spectiVe Towns.
Office Of the Director of Police,
Frederiksted, st. Croix, V.IU.S.A.,
December L, 1927.
T. G. Utter.
Director Of Police.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Recent accesSions at the Public LII
brary and lists of recommended read
ing will appear in this column each
Sunday.
Poetry.
Auslandef, Joseph, Sunrise Trumpets.
YP-Au73s
Morley. c. D. Translations from the
Chinese. YP-MS25t.
Noyes. Alfred Dick Turpins Ride.
YP-NS73d
Rittenhouse. j. r. cd. The Third Book
of Modern Verse. YP-9R517ab.
Sitwell. Sacheverell The Cyder Feast.
YP-SiSSc.
Walsh. Thomas, ed The Catholic An.
thology. YP-9W 1910.
Social Science.
Angel. Norman, pseud. The Public
Mind. HAO-An4.
Mitchell, l.. r. Understanding Amer
lea. Hs3-MG97u.
Nathan, G. j. The New American
Credo. HS3N l95n.
Odum, II. W ed. American Masters
of Social Science. HS3-OdS
Odum. H. w. Mans Quest for Social
Guidance. H.OGS6m.
Production.
Enaberg, r. c. Industrial Prosperity
and the Farmer. HESS En32i.
Lubin, Isador, and Everett, Helen. The
British Coal Dilemma. HECO.L96
Nourse. f. G. The Legal Status OF
Agricultural Cooperation. HE53.
NS57 !.
Spillman, w. J. Balancing the Farm
Output. HES3Sp45.
Drama.
Chambrun, c. L., Comtesse de. Shake.
speare. actor-poet. YD.S9cg.
Galsworthy, John. Escape. YD-G 137es.
Locke. A. l.. r. and Gregory. Mont
gomery. eds. Plays of Negro Life
YD-9L79p.
Hubbell. j. f.. and Beatty. J. O., comp
An Introduction to Drama. YD.
9HS62i.
History.
The Cannoneers Have Hairy Ears
F30797-C 16.
Hagood. johnson. The Services of
Supply. F30792.H 1885.
Lamb. Harold. Genghis Khan. Foo
Lie.
Longstreth. T. NJ. The Silent Force
FS22-LS67.
Luckner. Felix, graf Won Count Luck.
ner. FS0794.L963c.
Maclay. William. Journal. 11S9.1791
FS332- Mp.
Sir w. r. bart. Soldiers
and Statesmen, 1914-191S F3079o-
R547r.
The Two Battles of the Marne
F30792-T93.
Sir F. E. The Light
of Experience. F6964-YSS4.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

into Mexico in 1916. and he went
across seas with the 1st Division of
the A. E. F. and remained until the
Spring of 1919 He and Mrs. Winans
are charming in their hospitality and,
as there is a brisk exchange of visits
between ashinctonians and the Mill
tary Academy the new superntend-
ent's personality Is always theme OF
anxious inquiry.
The mayor of Savannah, Ga, ana
Mrs. Thomas Hoynes are entertaining
in typical Southern style the many
visitors who have come 20 the old
Huguenot city to participate in the
motor yacht races on the Wilmington
River just off the strip of shore where
the handsome new Hotel Oglethfope
has lately been erected. Motor yachts
from all parts of the country nave
gathered in these historic waters
where in Revolutionary days British
ships of war stormed the city ana
drove the patriotic defenders hurrylns
toward the North. As a WINTER
resort of note Savannah is just arrlF-
ing, but all the hotels are crowded
Evening star., 1927-12-04

for the races and many guests will
tarry all the season. According to
expert opinion, Savannah is a city
where many old customs long dis
carded in other places still are
cherished. For instance, sitting on
the wide veranda of the Oglethorpe.
the onlooker may watch skiffs loaded
with vegetables eggs, poultry and
other eatables pull up on wharf to
he surrounded at once by cooks or
housekeepers from the stately man
sions on the water fronts. These are
mostly pOrtly colored women in
middle life. their heads well wrapped
in gay handanas. and they tumble
and toss the offerings with much zeal
before they finally make selection
Each has a wide basket like tray, fiat
and with but a tiny rim to protect the
purchases, These trays are packed
with the skill and care of an artis.
about to put on canvas n study of
still life, The chicken is in the
center. and the vegetables arranged
as to color and size in circles about
it, even the eggs being laid on a nest
Evening star., 1927-12-04
Tc''..s OF Well Known Folk
In Social and Official Life
Continued from Fourteenth pae

Continued from Fourteenth Page)
Indians in what was then Indian Ter
'itory and in western Texas. the super
intendent of the Military Academy
came to Washington and served at
he War Department for several years
Mrs. Winans. whom he married the
year after receiving his commission,
was Miss Edith May Auman and is
the daughter of Brig. Gen. William
Auman, at that time on the teaching
staff at West Point and she has
roughed it in the Southwest and en-
ioyed all the experiences which come
TO an Army officers family. For three
years she lived in Manila and visited
at this time almost all the points of
interest in Japan. China and India
Gen. WinanS was among those who
accompanied the punitive expedition
Evening star., 1927-12-04
ATHLETIC FIELD BOUGHT
FOR WESTERN STUDENTS
Commissioners Approve Purchase
of 37th Street and Reservoir
Road Tract for $4,000.

Purchase of two acres Of ground n
the northwest corner of thirty
seventh street and Reservoir road as
a site for the Western High School
athletic field was authorized yesier-
iav by the District Commissioners.
The property will he acquired from the
real estate firm of Shannon n LuchS
ut n consideration of $il0.O00.
Efforts tn acquire "A site for the
athletic field have been made by Dis
trict and school authorities since l926,
when an appropriation of Sl25.O0o for
that purpose was provided in the ap.
propria ton act of that year.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
Senate Ladies Club
Meets on Tuesday

The Senate Ladies' Luncheon Club
will hold it's first meeting Tuesday
in the Senate ONCE Building. Mrs.
Thomas II. Marshall, first presi.
dent and orga nizer of the club. will he
present The club was started during
the week when the ladies met for Red
Cross work
Evening star., 1927-12-04
Lambda Zeta Gamma
Chapter Gives Dance

dance given by the Mu Chapter of the
Lambda Zeta Gamma Sorority at her
home in Chevy Chase last Tuesday
evening.
Mr. Paul Gable entertained the com.
pany with piano numbers. Mr., Forrest
Blew rendered several selections on
the violin and Miss Floreine Hurley
sang.
The guests included Miss Ruth Hur-
ley. Miss Dorothy Madert. Miss Marion
Dove. Miss Evelyn Fraas, Miss Evelyn
Roloff, Miss Helen Swami, Miss Alta
Woolard. Miss Marion Walsh. Miss
Evening star., 1927-12-04

Florence Philpitt, Miss Rachel Mitch
ell, Miss Clara Beatty, Miss Margaret
Oertly. Miss Hazel Truscott, Miss Mar
belle Kay, Miss Elinor Evans, Miss
Mary Nacarro. Mr.. John Kelley. Mr.
Harry Brady. Mr. Frank Gunther,
Mr., Allan Oertly. Mr.. Basil MeigS
Mr. Ernest Fowler. Mr.. Guy Jenkins.
jr.; Mr.. George Lingebach Mr.. Alvin
Reese. Mr. Joseph Quigley. Mr.. Fl.
Edwards Mr.. Arthur Wiley. Mr..
George Johnson and Mr.. Joseph
Stapleton
Evening star., 1927-12-04
In the Realm of Books

! ton to a subject that is of daily con
Germ to every one who Is interested
in the unfortunate. whether these be
the wrong -doers or those who suffer
| through them.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

of green. and the tray is bala need on
the head as the cook and her pur-
chases proceed most leisurely home.
ward
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Jewelry Specials

Slave Bracelets--a large and varied
assortment; mounted with red, corne-
lain, jade, rose quartz stones. Prices
ranging to $500 Spe- 60 or
cial Observation-Disclosures. &AsNO
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instructions that it shall not be opened
until January IA. A. d. 1000 The box
viii contain messages from high Ma
sonic and Government officials, as we'll
as from heads of local grand and con-
stituent bodies, addressed to those
who will hold similar positions In the
year 1000 Other matters of Masonic
interest will be deposited in the box.
Mr. Karsner, who originated the
idea, has extended an invitation to all
who are Royal and Select Masters to
be present. Committees under the di-
rection Of John Parsons, illustrious
master.elect, and Arthur c. Shaw are
in charge of details. Carl II. Claudy,
prominent as a speaker and writer on
Masonic subjects, will deliver the
principal address.
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Driven Given Five Years.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
RICHMOND. Va. January ID
Frank Campbell, colored, arrested for
causing the death of Mrs. Annie
Amster, was given five years Inc the
penitentiary The charge was involun'
tary manslaughter. Campbell was
driving an automobile and collided
with that in which Mrs. Ainster, her
husband and two relatives were rid.
ing, injuring all Mrs. Amster died
four DAVIS after the accident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13
ASSA!LANT TO DIE.
Virginia Court Rules Against Man
Who Attacked Woman.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, January 13.--Wil-
liam Gee. convicted In Warwick Cir
cult Court of an attack on a woman
November l last, will die in the cleo
trio chair at an early hour tomorrow
morning.
The Supreme Court of Appeals has
decided there is no error in the record
of the trial.
The crime was committed Novem-
Der | and seven days later Gee was
convicted and sentenced. He argued
in the Appellate Court that the trial
court refused to allow him a continu'
ance in order that his sanity might be
tested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13

BrlEshtWood Ma =
sonic T e IN p ! e ,
Georgia and Colo
RADIO avenues. 1t
will be in connec-
ton with the first
annual grand Wis
itation to Bright
wood Council. No.
s, Royal and Sc
lect Masters, of
which J. Walter
Karsner Is the H.
lustrious master.
The unique GER
emory will con-
s:st of the depos-
iting "in a secret
and secure place"
OF a dramatically
coalo6 h0Y with
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Toilet Goods
Specials

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$l.O0 Lablache Face Powder, Sc.
soc Labiache Face Powder, 39e.
SOC Java Face Powder, Zee.
$l.00 Melba Fleurs Face Powder, CSC.
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$i.00 Daggert & Ramsdell's Cold
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Soc Daggert & Ramsdell's Cold
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3sc Daggert & Ramsdelps Cold
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60c Creme Elcaya, 4Sc.
3sc Ipana Tooth Paste, 35c.
Soc Pompeian Day Cream, SEC.
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4Oc DR.. Gibson's Tooth Paste, Csc.
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UNIQUE CEREMONY
CARDED BY MASONS
Will Deposit Box Tomorrow, Not to
Be Opened Until 1000
A. D.

\ ceremony unique in the history Of
Masonry. and one regarded by it's in.
stigators as of national interest, is
scheduled for tomorrow evening at
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:GALLIHER REELECTED.
Again Made President of Home
- Building Association.

w. T.. Galliher was reelected presi-
dent of the Home Building Associa-
tion Tuesday at the annual stockhold-
ers' meeting.
The following officers were reelected:
George w. Linkinss vice president;
William K. Reeve, vice president;
james Morris Woodward secretary;
Richard E. Claughton. treasurer; r.
Y. Quigley, Fred L. Vogt, Alfred B.
Baker, Morris Hahn, A. Lynn Nc
Doweli and c. Edward Beckett, elirec.
tors, and Alfred B. Baker, attorney.
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Underthings

Crepe de Chine and Radium Chemise
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GLIDING many one-of-a-kind styles,
ranging from strictly tailored to
deliberately lace-trimmed garments.
Values, to $5.s5. Specially Cd or
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Sheer, All-Silk Hose, fine texture;
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picoted tops; all the smart Cd or
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First Floor Shop
Handbags

This seasons models taken from our
regular stock; envelope, underarm,
pouch and bag styles, in all the new
: s;, :. leather; sAs,'... =. Values to S495
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-09
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That at the hour of nine o'clock A. M. on the 24th day of February, 1927, the Registration books of the City of Seward will be open at the office of the Municipal Clerk for the pur- pose of registering all qualified cleo tors, twenty-one years of age or over, who are citizens of the United States and who have resided con- tinuously one year next preceding the date of the election in the Terri tory of Alaska and six months next preceding the date of election within the corporate limits of the City of Seward. All electors must, before voting, register their names and qualifications with the Registration Officer.
 Registration books will be open every day, except Sundays and holi- days, beginning February 24th, 1927, during the following hours:
 Until the Friday next preceding the First Tuesday m April
 From g A. M. to 12 M.
 From P. M. to 5 P. M l Ou EIlUdy duu OdCu1Udy utAI II0. ceding the First Tuesday in April, from A. M. to 12 M., and from ! P. M. to 5 P. M, and from P. M. to 10 P. M.
 That said Registration books will be closed for such election at ten o'clock P. M. Saturday, April End, 1927. That said election will be held on the First Tuesday in April, 1927, for the purpose of electing a Mayor, Three Members of the Common Council and Member of the Seward School Board
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, this 23rd day of February, 1927.
 l. J. F. HANNON, 1 Municipal Clerk. Feb. A, March 3, 10, IT, "A
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-09
DAWES OUTSTANDING FIGURE

WASHINGTON, March g. (P-Vice President Dawes became an out standing figure of the Sixty-ninth Con. gress and has paved the way for revi- sion of the rules of the Senate, in the opinion of Senator Walsh.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-09
HISTORICAL ASSN
 IN ANNUAL MEETING
ORGANIZATION REPORTS MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR SINCE
 INCEPTION

The annual meeting of the Alaska Historical and Museum Association was held in Juneau recently. Of the meeting Stroller's Weekly reported: |: Governor Parks, ex-officio president of the Association, presided. A de- tailed report by Secretary A. F. Kashevaroff of the activities of the Organization during the year 1926 was read, showing a decidely healthy con- dition. many valuable acquisitions to both library and museum having been made during the year and a cash balance of upward of one thous- and dollars still on hand. Treasur- CT John Beck verified the financial portion of the secretary's report A vote of thanks was rendered Mrs. c. J. Skuse for her active work and success as chairman of the member ship committee.
 On suggestion of c. w. Hawes- worth, the board of managers was instructed to arrange for the erection |of monument on the exact spot where the flagpole stood at Sitka when the Russian flag was hauled down and Old Glory hoisted on the 18th day of October, 1867, the 6Oth anniversary of which transfer will be this year.
 The board of managers was author ized to arrange for the printing of a new pamplet descriptive of the mus cum.
 The following officers were elected:
 Vice-president, Karl Theile; Sec retary, A. P. Kashevaroff; Treasurer. John Beck. -
 The terms of E. P. Walker and E. J. White of the board of managers having expired, they were each re- elected for period of three years. Other members of the board. hold overs, are William Britt and J. P. Anderson, for two years, and Capt. George H. Whitney and L. D. Hend- erson for one year.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10

tartalmas kivonatot a napi eseme
nyekbol. Masreszt viSzont rem
geteg s a tarsadalom kiilonbozo
osztalyaihoz tartozo latogat6k re-
ven, alaposan ismeste a nep min
den ugyet-bajat. Sokszor szoba-
ia tele volt nokkel, akik enge-
delyt akartak kapni, hogy hozza
,tartoz6jukat felkereshessek de-
len, katonai vonalon keresztul.
Valakinek, aki egy utlevelet kert
Richmondba, ICY valaszolt: "En
szivesen adnek utlevelet, ha tud-
nam hogy .ez valatmi hasznara
lesz, de az ut6bbi ket evben t0bb,
mint 250,OO0 ember reszere adtam
utlevelet 6s meg egynek sem ST
keriilt Richmondba jutnia. ''Egy-
seer viszont ARA kerte egy ur,
hogy mentsen fel egy k0zkatonat,
aki a kapitanyat verte meg. Lln-
coin tiirelmesen vegighallgatta
6s aztans ICY szolt: 'Ha ON fel-
megy a f6varosba es rabirja a
kepvisel6hazat egy t0rvenyjavas
Lat hozasara, mely szerint egy koz
katonanak ioga van ARA, hogy
feljebb valojat megiisse, orommel
adom meg felmentest. 'Masszor
egy aiildottsegnell valaszolt csi-
POS szellemesseggel, akik ugyan-
is iel0ltiiiket szerettek volna ki.
neveztetni a Sandwich SzigeteE
| biztosi allasara: "Uraim mond
ia komolyan = sajnalattal kel
k0z0lnom 0n0kkel, hogy nyolC
mask jelolt folyamodott hiva
talra, akik mind betegebbek az
| OnOK JeIolt Jukhel.
Minden osSzegezve: Lincoln
mem volt sem emberfelettien Jo
sem emberfelettien b0lcs, de EN-
Der volt $40 lcgnemesebb es lee
peldasabb ertelmeben es nepszeri
seget ennek k0sz0nhettc.
n (FLIS.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
Abraham Lincoln

One hundred and seventeen years have passed since
the birth of Abraham Lincoln in wretched hovel on
Kentuckys dark and bloody ground. The relentless
march OF time is widening the breach that separates
the life and times of Lincoln from the generation that does
Lonor to his memory The years creeping up mad
pace the living recolecons of those III whose memory
still fingers the tall unganly and nexpressively sad
figure of Lincoln Soon they too shall have passed and he
will be elshrined forever in the heart of humanity
ncolns place in history is secure Indeed his figure
grows brighter and brighter with the passing years That
great and compassionate spirit harassed and rdcued
while alive receives nations grateful homage in death
With his remarkable being constantly laid bare by
historians and his tremendous service preserving the
union being increasingly realized the wonder and amir-
ton of the world grows and continues to grow Like
bright falling star illuminating the dark sky with its
glow, Lincoln appeared mankind's armament shone
i'll blaze of glory and dropped back into the mute eter-
ity whence he came
Throughout theages the world rolls and on in
broken centuries Millions of pass along the everlasting
handful remembered, Hannibal Caesar, Napoe-
Lincoln such He truly belongs to the ages.
However, great as Lincoln Z, individual only
Il great could have given the world such man.
Lincoln typifed the T. S. of his day. the pioneer spirit
of conquer die that shed its blood throughout the length
and breath of this land and reclaimed wilderness for
civilization and the white He the natural
growth of hardy soil. He was the embodiment and
spokesman of that surgilg of moral resentment that
forever swept the institution of human slavery from the
face OF the continent and planted the banner OF
freedom for all upon the nations masthead
The character and purpose of the Union found logical
expression in his matchless leadership The world is
mmeasureaby better place to live in because Lincoln had
lived He has enriched the world with his genius and his
wit and wisdom will guide and instruct humanity for gen
erations to
MARTIN GOLDMAN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
Canton, O..
A YOUNGSTOWNIAK
VENDEGSZEREPLESE
A Kossuth K0r mikedvelOi mar
cius Sen, szombaton este, a Ban
di Hallban mutatjak be 'Katoka
Ormesternet

Az Iparos Egyesiilet meghlva
sara marcius sen, szombaton es-
te, Bandi Hallban, a yomgstoW
nj Kossuth K0r mukedveloi fog
max vendegszerepelni. A kitiino
er6kbol allo garda, folytatja ven
degjarasat napon a cantonl es
k0rnyeki nfagyarsagnak mutatJa
be ''Katoka Grmesterne" cimii
pompas magyar 6nekes nepszin-
miivet.
A Youngstown es nilesi bemu-
tato utan, mindket varosban ha-
talmas skier es lelkesedes volt -
most Cantonba randtllnak at a
mukedvelok, hogy az ottanlaknak
is bemutassak tehctsegiiket, sin
iatszoi kepessegiiket.
A "Kat0ka 0rmestcrne eloada
sat nezze meg mindenki, az utob-
bi evek soran k0zonseg mem igen
latott ilyen darabot. Az eloadaS
marcus 5.-en, szombaton este, d
Bandi Hallban lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
Lincoln Abraham
Erdekes feljegyzesek 10 Greg Abraham szokasairol
jelemerol es viselt dolgarol
MARTIN GOLDMAN.

Lincoln sEiiletett mesemondo
es elbeszelo volt. Gyermekkora
ban, amikor szorakozasra mem sok
yalasztek nyilt IS a konyv megle'
het0sen ritka mulatsag volt szama
IA, t0rtenetek elbeszelese volt a
legkellemesebb szora k OF d S.
Kee6bb pedig -elnoksegc idejeu
--szellemes tortenctekct beszelt
ell, hogy ICY konnyitscn legalabb
percekre lelkialIapotan, amirc ma
zsas sullyal nehezedett lclkiis.
meret, a kormanyzas oriasi felelo,
sege. Bar a tortenet mondas clki-
seri ot eletc vegeig-nem szakad
meg polgarhaboru idejen sem
lehetetlen megis, hogy 3 maga be
szefte volna ell AIT sok furcsa
historiat, amt neki tulaJdonita-
max, . 1nalga mondta. hogy csak
egy hatodreSz6ert felel a neki tn.
lajdonitott meseknek, hisz . csak
egy retail dealer" (kiskereske-
d6), aki az elmontlott t0rtenetre
emlekezni tudott,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10

Minden evben nemzet mely
tisztelettel hodol Abraham Lin
coin, aIz amerikai tortenelem egy-
ik legnagyobb es legszeretetremel
tobb alakja emlekenek. Az az ezer
mel tdbb konyv, amit rola--torte-
netirok, koltok, poItikllsok, ro-
konok es baratai-irtak, lefesti
az . megragad6 szemelyiseget, a
mi oily kiilonosen mely rokonszen-
vet yaltott XII az cmberekb6l. Lin
coin nepszerusege mem cslupan an
max tulajdonithato, hogy szabad-
da teft egy rabszolga Depet, hogy
egy hoSsztI es RESERVES haborusko-
dasnak veget, szakitotta hogy az
Ulaio s1ettagolasat magakadalyoz-
Ia, de mind emellctt, inert koz-
yetlen Is ;tiszta jellehe elbuv6lte
AIT, aki vele erintke1esbe keriilt.
Az 3 6rdekes figura5sl emelkedik
Hi nenlnsak a rola lnondott anek-
datakbd, de azokb6l a tortenetek
bJl Is, amclyeket Lincoln mondott
III baratainak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10

elkeszitesevel es felszolgalasava,
nagyszerii munkat vegeztek. Egy
ben elismeressel ad6zlrnk Szekely
Andor urnak, Xxi a tartalmas mil
sort osszeallitotta es sikeresen le
rendezte!
A tarsas estely ugy anyagllag
mint erk0lcsileg nagyszeriien 81
keriilt s a koz0nseg megelegedet-
ten, sziveben, evvel az 6hajjal teri
lraza: ''Bar az ilyen tarsas este
lyek a jovoben gyakrabban meg
ismetlodnenek |"