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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15

- "A. ;, a kukoricat. :. - 81
pog1a a kicsi, = ne. ne adjt
tok ell
= De miert;
- Nit fognak enni az. +. ege
rex -.
Meg kellett a Szilloknek igern
a legkomolyabban, hogy a XII
egereknek eleget hagynak ku
koricabol
De nagyon vissza is click ma
gyok Riokanak ezzel furcsa er
zekenysegevel. Kivalt a Miska
bacsi, egy hatalmas, friss eszii
kedves nagybatyja, untalan tire
falt 'vele; igaz, hogy kedvesen,
de ugy bant a kis konnyt0ml6vel
mint egy hangszerrel, amelyen
mesterien tndott jatszani.
Nagyon szerette kiil0nben a
gyereket, ha j0tt, rogton az ole
be, vagy a kalyhanal allva a ter
de k0ze vette es meselt neki: hosz
szn es szep mes6ket, de mindig
yoltak oily erzekeny reszek, hogy
peldaul farkas a R6zsikat hogy
kergette, hogy szaladt fat6l ia
ig, utolerte, fejet bekapta.
Rettenetes. :. IS Ri0ka sirt, mint
a zaporeso ... De akkor j0tt egy
fordulat, hogy megjelent a va
dasz a puskaval, a farkast lelotte
a boret kikeszitette agyszonyeg
mex. lit a gyerek komoly volt,
mem nevetett, inert hiszen far
kas is sajnalatramelto. ;. aztan
R0zsika hazament, otthon, bor-
zaszt6, jottek ,csend6r0k az
apukajaert, hogy elfogjak, inert
kommunista volt a gaz favag6. .
R6zsika apja, megfogtak, meg
k0t0ztek. Ri6ka mar granyilt
,zemmel nezett, mar sirt -. :. ak
kor jott foldblrtokos es lgazol-
ia favae6iat, hogy dehogy volt 8
kommnnlsta, derek, tlsztesseges
e,"oe o'' "
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Ri6kanak ez e!eg volt, hogy
pisszego zokogast alig lehessen
nala el6allitani
no 1oon.arohh r;oo 81 v,,t
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
(FolytatAs.)


lalasra.
A torok hodoltsag szaz0tven es1
tendeig tartott, Macy csapas vol
az orszagra. Csatavesztes kovet
kezteben keriilt t0r0k rabigaba s
magyar nemzet.
1918-ban azonban senki meg
mem verte magyart. Mindenki
emlekezhetik ra, hogy a Sz0vet
segesek koz0tt egyediil Magyar
orszag ellenezte a haboru megin.
dltasat. A mem magyar erdpkek.
ert folytatott haboru balul veg
zodOtt, ez szegeny orszag, ez az
arva, testver nelkiili nep itta meg
a levet.
HOsszu volt a Kalvaria jaras.
Ezrek es ezrek pusztultak belle ;
de aklk meGmaradtak, azok ANIMAL
dacosabban vartak Feltama
daSt.
I Es a nagy nap vegre elliott. Ev-
tlzedek multak ell az6ta, hogy Ma
gyarorszagnak levagtak fejet, Ike
yet, labat; megnyomoritottak
ugy, hogy ne legyen eletkepes.
A sziv6s magyar nep azonban XII.
allotta nagy megprobaltatast,
elk0vetkezett Szabadulas.
Az olah bocskor alatt ny0g0
Erdely orszag, a csehek igajaba
fogott felvidtki magyar es tot,
az osztrak s6gor al. telrabolt
Nyugat- -Magyarorszag nepe,
d@Il sanyargatott magyarokkal,
akiknek zerb tilt a nyaka ara var
tax magyar seregeket.
A magyar t0rtenelem sok fa-
nyes, ragyog6 nappal dicseked- |
het; de ennel a felszabaditasnal |
szentebb, dragabb, aldottabb dol
got mem tud felmutatni viag-
tortenelem.
A csecsszop6 gyereket elszaki- |
tottak anyia kebelerol, testvert
testver ellen fegyverbe sz6litot-
tax, minden bin szentseg volt
el0ttiik, ha avval iithettek egyet
a nyomorusagok es szorongatta
tasok kozott elo magyaron.
A regen vart fiuk erkezesenek
boldog hirere, nagy, iinnepelyes
fogadtat asra kesziiltek minde-
niitt.
Gyenge a toll, hogy az orom-
mamorban usz6 pillanatokat, per-
ceket papirra vesse.
Amikor az elvesZettnek hitt
gyermeket ujra keblere olelheti
a sziilo, OFT ugy7e a legdragabb
konnyek peregnek?
Diszbe 0lt0zott a faluk nepe
viraggal dIszftettek
az utakat, fellobogoztak haza-
kat kesziiltek a magyar seregek
fogadtatasara.
A Felvidekre bevonulo seregek
aut6kon, repilogepeken vona-
tokon indultak utnak.
Kassa, regi kurucyaros mel
to fogadtatasra kesziilt.
Amint magyar csapatok
ezernyi tomegek
ontottek ell repiilo-teret. Boldog
sag ragyogott mindenkinek SEE
meiben.
Barca fel0l indultak meg a csa.
patok. Maga a kiraly = Macy
uralkod6ja, II. Ar
pad vezette diszmenetet.
H6feher, aranyszerszamos 10.
Won pompas latvany volt fla
tai uralkodo, mellette lovagolt
Kovacs Almos, az elszakitott re-
seek visszaszerzoje.
Els azutan kovetkeztek a da-
las magyar fiuk Mind pompasan
0ltMve, boldogan, mintha lako-
dalomba mennenek. Kemeny le-
peseik alatt csak ugy dongott
rs ucca. Es az uccan tengernyi
nfp, magyarok, t6tok vegyesen
A templomokban z1gtak a haran-
pok, sz6lt katonazene. Huszon-
egy agyuloves jelezte amlkor meg
lndult a bevonulas.
Magyar ruhas, partas ragyogo
arcu leanyok mellett, egyszeru fe-
her gy6lcsba 0ltozott t6tok sorfa-
tyu |
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
3e.IK CIKK.

A kondenzalt tel tartalmazza :
| csont es izomepit6 vitamint es ebbel
min6sege teljesen megbizhat6. Terme
szetesen ez jobb minosegii konden
zalt tejre vonatkozik. Mint mindel
taplalekban, ugy ebben is kiilombsee
van a min6segben. Az anyak igyekez.
zenek olyan kondenzalt teiet hasz-
nalni, melyet gyaftmanyai jomin6se-
ger6l elismert ceg keszit.
A legtobb anya Borden's s Eagle
tejet valasztja.
Nagyon ajanlatos, hogy mindig u
gyanazt a tejet hasznaljuk. A baby
termeszetesen legjobbat igenyli es
semmise fontosabb szamara, mint a
helyes taplalkozas, kiil0nosen meleg
id6ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
A baby fogai.

buDy 4OSdA.
Egeszseges gyermekeknek hato
dix hetedik h6napban jonnek XII a,
els6 fogai. Az els6 fogakat tudvale
v6leg tejfogaknak nevezziik, osszesen
husz tejfoga no bebinek. Igen xii
lonboz6 IDIOT vesz igenybe ezeknek a
fogaknak a n0vese. Ezeknek az lido
leges fogaknak gondozasa vegtele
mil fontos.
Ketszer naponkent kell tisztitanunk
6ket puhan dorzsoluc alul es f0lil
egy lacy szovettel, vagy ujunkkat is
hasznalhatjuk egy darab vasznat csa.
varva kore. A sz6vetet vagy vasznat
nedvesitsiik be egy kis boric acid OIL
dattal, egy fel teaskanalnyi boric aci-
dot oldva fel egy pint meleg vizben.
Amint a gyermek egy kisse 0regebb
lett, meg kell tanitani a fogkefe silk
segess@gere es hasznalatara
A masodik, illetve alland6 fogsor-
max ereje es eg6szsegessege att6l fugg,
hogy mily figyelmesen gondoztuk az
id6leges, lletve tejfogakat.
"A. masodik, illetve alland6 fogak
rendesen a gyermek 6 es ewes kora-
ban jelentkeznek .Ez a fogsor 80 fog
b6l all. Eletbevag6an fontos, hogy eye
ket az aIlando fogakat jol gondozzuk
A rossz fogak igen sok k6rnak Is be-
tegsegnek voltak mar az okai. A fog,
amit j6l kezelnek, ritkan lyukad XII.
Ajanlatos a gyermek fogait meg
vizsgaltatni minden hat h6napban
egy megbizhat6 fogorvossal, hogy
minden esetleges kezd5d6 lyukadast
azonnal be lehessen tomni.
Ne felejtse ely hogy Aegy uncia
el6vigyazatossag fel &r egy font or
vossa ggal. -
sovany az On gyermeke
gyermckek kezelese teren az Eagle
tel mutatja. Iskolasgyermekek, akik
rosszul voltak ,taplalva, azonnal hizni
kezdtek, amint az Eagle tejet alkal-
maztak napi dietaj juk ban. Nemelyikiik
ketszer olyan gyorsan gyarapodott
mint a normalis gyarapodas.
Atlagban we've, azok a gyermekek,
xix Eagle tejet ittak. het fonttal t0b-
bet hiztak, mint akiket csak koz0n
seges tejjel taplaltak. A kiserletez6
tanit6k AIT is eszrevettek, hogy ezek
q gyermekek nemcsak testsulyban gva
rapodtak, nemcsak egeszsegesebbek,
elenkebbek es csinosabbak lettek, ha.
nem iskolai munkajukban is nagyobb
haladast mutattak
Olvassa Ell figyelmesen minden he
ten ezeket cikkeket es 6rizze meg,
hogv ilvHhen haeznSlhacco
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-16
Waska

Henry Fossen spent Friday
evening at the R. b. Barnes home.
John Krohn helped Melvin
jacobson butcher a hog. last week.
Louie stat helped Russell Bar
res dress geese Thursday and Fri
day.
We certainly enjoy the radio
and warm fire during these cold
days when we cannot visit our
neighbors.
krohn School News
The Krohn school will close
this week. Bryl Jacobson will re-
ceive a diploma of honor for hav-
ing been neither absent nor tardy
during the schol year. Bessie
Hagen won the contest in spell
ing for the year. She will receive
an agate ring as a reward.
The following pupils were neith-
er absent nor tardy this week:
Clair Artz, Lulu and Bessie Hagen
and Byrl Jacobson.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-16
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
NOTES

Primary Sunday School 1000 a. m
Morning Worship ~.--.11:00 a. m
Y. P. S. --.-----------.7:00 D. m,
Evening Worship $500 p. m.
Prayer Meeting Thursday
Evening" ..--..7:30 D.. m.
Last Sunday saw further in
creases in our Sunday School. Our
enrolment is now 128. Attend
ance last Sunday 10S. Offering
for ourselves $4.07; for the child
rem of the Near East 1854. Total
offering $11.91.
We are preparing "a beautiful
Christmas eve entertainment with
costumes, scenery and music. You
will not want to miss this beauti-
full setting Of the Christmas story.
The evening service is still
growing. The Young Peoples
Choir is giving good service every
Sunday evening. Come and enjoy
an evening with us.
Next Sunday morning the SER
mon will follow the thought of
last Sundays mornings sermon, it
will be "How shall we pray?" The
pastor received quite a few com
ments upon the helpfulness of last
Sunday mornings sermon, as pre-
senting a new point of view on the
reason for prayer. We shall try
to make this coming message just
as helpful.
We believe there are many peo-
pie who have gotten out of touch
with spiritual realities in one way
and another, and who are finding
difficulty in opening up commun-
ion with the Divine. The message
Sunday morning will seek to be
helpful from this point of view.
If you were helped last Sunday,
come again and receive help that
mey be in the message of the day.
Sunday evening, "a Cry in the
Dark" Have you yer heard a
cry in the night? A cry of joy,
a cry OF PAIN, or a cry OF sheer
terror. Anyone of them is inten-
siied by the absence of light.
We have met quite a few people
lately who have complained that
their clothes were not good
enough to go to church. If you
take a look at the pastors Sunday
suit you will notice it is thread
bare and patched in places, SO if
yours are the same, don't let that
cause you any blush, a church is
not a place for a fashion review, it
is a place where we worship God
in sincerely and truth.
SYDNEY A. WALKER, Pastor
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-16

The new year Is Leap Year. We
don't now for sure who designated
it, but think the pedestrians COM
mittee of the National Safety
Council had something to do
with it.
Certain Eskimos use fish hooks
for money. Probably bait for
suckers.
Maybe the New York bankers
son who became a night club
dancer was only trying to attract
interest.
Polish troops have been patrol
ing the Lithuanian border and
any day now we expect to read
the headline, "Poles at Posts"
Maybe the alien is a little slow
to catch on to American ways be-
cause he is a stranger to our gaits.
=
They put all the holes in Swiss
cheese. but it's the Limburger
that needs the ventilation.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-16
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School at 1000.
Morning Worship at HOO AM.

Sunday School at 1000.
Morning Worship at HOO AN.
The Y.P.L.L. program Sunday
evening, Dec. 18th is arranged by
Blanche Pipal. Everyone cordial
ly invited.
Mission Festival in the church
Friday evening, Dec. 10th.
The Christmas program by the
Sunday school on Christmas Eve.
The program will appear later.
The Sunday school rehearses
the complete program Saturday
afternoon, Dec. 18th, at 200.
Junior choir practice Thursday
at 7:15 P. M.
Senior choir practice Thursday
evening at 1880.
Wednesday confirmation class at
$50 p. m.
Saturday confirmation class at
1920 a. m.
The adult Bible class meets Sun
day morning at 1915 in the church
auditorium.
You are always heartily welcome
at First Lutheran"
Other Services
Christmas worship will be OBJ
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-16

Montana has sold 30,908 acres
of state land this year for $685.
S1S.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-16

Great Falls will be supplied
with gas from Kevin-Sunburst.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-16

Richland county cattle are to
be given the tuberculin test.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-16

served throughout the congrega-
tions wherever it is at all pos
sible il the information can be
sent to the pastor at Wolf Point.
The roads are nearly impossible
at present in every direction. The
Christmas services will be held at
Wolf Point at 11:00 o'clock on
Christmas Day. Everyone is warm
ly invited to gather for Christmas
worship here where conditions
permit.
Everyone in the community il
cordially invited to enjoy these
services with US.
REV. A. O. JOHNSON
Potato growing will be encour-
aged nv tho good yip1dg and high
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-16
LOCAL CHURCHES y
a = 4 u

BETHEL MENNONITE CHURCH
Volt, Montana
meet in the Pioneer Schooi)
9:45-Congregational Singing.
10: 00-Sunday School.
:e0-Morning Worship.
7:e0-Evenins Worship.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-16

Potato growing will be encour-
aged by the good yields and high
quality produced in 1927.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-16
Q Bloom. chicago
Mary Boland,

Delightful Actress, writes:
"For a number of years, l no.
ticed that Lucky Strikes Were the
overwhelming popular cigarette
with most actors. 1t Was only
natural, sUhen l started to smoke,
that 1 try Lucky Strikes. Nosv l
kno.U it is rightully called the
actors faVorite.' 1t is the most
enjoyable cigarette and results
in no throat irritation or harsh
ness and this means everything
to as of the stage"
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1927-11-02
ARCHITECT TO
ARRIVE H Err E
0 n THURSDAY
Will Present Plans for
Tourist Hotel and
Discuss Project

E. w. Graves, of the Community
Hotel company received a message
yesterday from Carlton M. Winston
the architect for the tourist hotel
saying that he will arrive in this
city on Thursday to take up with the
directors and stockholders in the
community project the plans for the
new hotel.
Winslow's message stated that he
had been in conference with Presi-
dent Hamilton of the Hamilton
chain hotel system and had received
from him some valuable information
en- which to base proposals to be
taken up with the stockholders and
officials of the Douglas organiza-
ton
Preparations are going forward for
the calling of a meeting for thespur-
pose of discussing with Winslow the
plans which he is bringing, the
changes that may be necessary and
the possibilities of starting construc-
ton of the tourist hotel in the near
future
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1927-11-02

of Christ are dominating the society
Of the land.
We spend $1,825 100000 annually for
cosmetics and beauty preparation, or
$5,OO0,0OO a day. We raised the devil
about the liquor business making so
much money, but our Beauty now
costs us more than liquor. I am glad
7 got married in the days of prepared
chalk Gaughter).
A number of other evils of the day
were mentioned as direct fulfillment
CT prophecies. I'm the last days peril
Gus times shall come quoted the
evangelist from the scriptures.
Let our churches adopt the high
and holy standards that Gods book
will not condemn and cut herself loose
from the world and her styles and
live holy unto God, looking constantly
for the appearing to the Lord Jesus,
was the substance of the evangelist's
earnest plea at the close of his mess
ago
Tonight Rev. Winsett will speak on
Jewish dates and prophecies that point
to the imminent coming Of Christ. He
will also tell what he saw in Douglas
on Halloween night. More seating
will be provided in the church to
accommodate the increasing crowds.
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1927-11-02
RECORD CROWDS
HEAR VINSEIT.
PREACH GOSPEL.

Breaking all records of attendance,
a good humored crowd gathered at the
Baptist church last night to hear
Of prophecies OF things that are com
ing to pass, prior Ito the coming of
Christ.
In part the evangelist said: In this
book we find some things about the
days Of his preparation. The Jews
are studying the book of $Amos and
are praying and looking daily for the
Messiah, Of God to come and restore
Israel. You can't get by the Jew, he is
an infallible sign, sour being tied to
the Jew as we are gives us an infallible
proof of dates andsthe fulfillment of
prophecies. Keep your eyes on the
Jews and watch with all diligence.
There are young men in this audi
ence who in all probability will par
take in the greatest war of all time
that's now brewing. Thomas Edison
says there is nothing now to keep
bombing airplanes from destroying the
city of London in one hours time In
this great gentle world system, things
are rapidly coming to pass. Society is
upside down the world over.
At this juncture in the message the
evangelist stopped and commented or
the fine service the Daily Dispatch is
giving for the meeting, and urges that
othe people take it and read it, ano
study the prophecies of Gods book re-
garding the things ABOUT which he L
preaching from time to time.
Some Of the significant signs Of the
coming of Jesus were given. Women
smoking cigarets and wearing mems
apparel was referred to as direct full
fillment of prophecy. He said Stats
ticians tell us that the Overwhelming
majority of children born to c1gare1
smoking mothers die. in infancy. More
cigarets are smoked in the Unltee
States in one year now than were
smoked in five years few years back
AS to immodest dress, he said thai
that is also being fulfilled before oul
eyes. Many are rebelling at the i'm
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1927-11-02
BEST EXHIBIT
is BEING Sent
| TO STATE FAIR

George B. Doubleday, secretary of
the chamber of commerce announc-
ed last evening that through the
CO. operation of the residents of the
valley, the Bisbee and Wilcox cham
bers of commerce and his own Of
flee the finest exhibit of agricultural
products ever sent to the state fair
from Cochise county is being shipped
today with an additional exhibit of
perishable things to be sent by ex-
press on Saturday.
The plan to ship the most easily
wilted things by express at the last
minute was evolved SO that this
exhibit will be fresh when it is
judged on next Monday morning at
the state fair grounds.
The record last evening showed
that "a farmers had contributed to
the exhibit and that there were
l50 different articles in the fine
display. Doubleday urges that any
one still having anything that will
add to the display notify the cham
Der offices at once SO that the ar
ticles may be included in the ex-
press shipments on Saturday.
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1927-11-02

modest practices in the schurches in
some centers, and the Jews in one
congregation was cited as forbidding
their womenlto enter in immodest ap-
parel.
Several organizations were mention
ed as having demoralizing program
especially adapted in the schools and
colleges of the larger centers. Also a
society that fosters atheistic teaching
to the young in some colleges was as
serted as being a fact. The enemies
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1927-11-02
NOTICE

There will be called meeting of
the Women's Christian Temperance
union at the Christian church We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. All
members are urged to attend this
meeting as important business viii
be discussed.
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1927-11-02
WANTED

Any one having articles aor the
Methodist rummage sale. Call $685.
or 674-J.-Advt
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1927-11-02
Returned from Phoenix

Returned from Phoenix
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barnum have
, returned to this city from Phoeniz
where they have been for two weeks
Mrs. Barnum visited a number Of old
friends and Mr.. Barnum motored to
the Grand canyon and back.
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1927-11-02
DOUGLAS DAILY DOINCS.

DUUGLAS DA
Ill at Home
Mrs. Grover Shook is i'll at her
home on Greene street.
To Bisbce
q. G.. Willis, of the Calumet Oil
company, motored to Bisbee yesterday
to attend to company business,
Reported Better
4 Ray Hartley, who has been quite
i'll at the Calumet hospital, is I'M
proving according to. report.
Leave Hospital
Mrs. G. r. Johnson and son have
! let the Calumet hospital for their
home.
Here from Apache
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Sloane visited
here yesterday on business from their
home in Apache.
Returns fr0m Tucson
to her home here after passing two
weeks in Tucson for her health.
Sprains Ankle
Miss Annie Pratt is suffering from
Sprained ankle received recently
She will be confined to her home
for a few days.
To Bisbee
w. G.. Gilmore motored to Bisbee
yesterday afternoon on legal business
and returned in the evening.
Returns to. Work
! Mrs. Wendell A. Jones has returned
to her teaching at PauPs Quarry
after an illness of more than al
month.
Here from Cananea
C. w. Wiswall, B. F. Magee and
William Green, of Cananea, spent
Monday here on business. They re-
turned to Cananea Tuesday morning /.
Returns from Tucson
! Glendora Buckles has returned to-
her work here after passing the
weekend at Tucson as the guest
of sorority sisters.
Back at Work
Mrs. Albert Gillon is back at her
work in the Western Union after a
two weeks vacation spent in Dallas,
Texas.
Leaves City
H. c. Sullivan has gone to Port
land, Ore, to make his home. He
was employed at the G. and A..
smelter here.
Dance Wednesday
The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People will
hold dance tonight at the COM
munity hall at 626 10th. There will
be good music.
Visiting Here from Bisbee o4,s.-a
Misses Florence and Ruth Good
body, of Bisbee, visited Miss Elizabeth
MCGUIRE in this city yesterday. They
are nieces of Mrs. Brophy, who
donated the Loretto academy here.
Returns from Vacation
K. G. Evans has returned to his
home in this city after vacation
passed at the Grand canyon of the
Colorado. He is employed in the
William Alberts Dodge agency.
Back from Tucson
Paul Hunt has returned to his work
in the Phelps Dodge Mercantile CONF
pany after passing a few days in
Tucson where he went to attend the
! football game.
Returned from Phoenix
i Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barnum have
returned to this city from Phoenix
where they have been for two weeks.
Mrs Barnun visited number Of old
friends and Mr. Barnum motored to
the Grand canyon and back.
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Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1927-11-02

Here from u. OF A.
Keith Daugherty. of the Unlver-
| sity of Arizona at Tucson, is in this
city q, few days on business.
Public Luncheon
! The Presbyterian church plans to
hold a public luncheon, starting at
- o'clock Thursday in the annex
OF the church Mrs. jacob Scheerer
and Mrs. Louis r. Mieser are III
charge of the affair The public is
invited. aa,tsss
Advertising Brings New Yorker
John Gerkin, wealthy New York
MA, arrived hefe yesterday with the
e Nress intention of making the Harry
Kendall dude ranch his home. Gerkin
bought Packard sedan upon his
arrival from the William Alberts
j Motor conlpaiiy He came here
through the advertising OF the Boz
derland Climate club.
Injured in Accident
/ E. G. Bradford, former local man.
has been Seriously injured, according
to word received here yesterday, and
is in a Flagstaff hospital. Bradford
according to the news, was riding
near Flagstaff when his car over
turned and relied over in ditch.
It was two hours before Bradford
could be released from the Wreckage
and besides an arm broken in two
places he is suffering from a severe
nervous collapse.
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