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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
A BARACK ES RINGL0 BEF0
ZESE.

A gyiim0lcs0t lehetoleg azonnal
fozziik be leszedes utan. Valogas-
suk XII az egeszseges, sep es tiszta
darabokat es csak azokat hasznal
juk befozesre. Keszitsiink egy mem
tulsagosan suru szirupot ebben az
aranyban: / csesze cllkor, minden
harom csesze vizhez. Ha a barack
mem eleg edes, akkor csak 2 csc
szet tesziink cukorhoz. Fozziik
ot percig aztan atsziirjiik. = Te-
gyiil1 barackot, vagy a ringl6t
Zorro vizbe s hagyjuk benn egy
percig, illetve ameddig hejatol el
mem valik. Vagjuk gyiimolcsot
kettle es tavolitsuk el hejat6l es
magvat6l. Ekkor betessziik i've
gekbe es szinultig toltjiik AFT for
r6 sziruppal. Tegyiik az iiyegek-
be rakott gyiim0lcsot forr6 viz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
("Akroni Magyar Hirlap')

! ia, HOpy AmerlkdHdk eL HlFdtd-
sa is. Mem kell tehat California;
attol felteni, hogy sokaig ipar
nelkiil marad. Lesz oft ipar bowen,
amint mar. kezd is lenni. Haj6k
6piilnek, g6pek epiilhek, inert VI
lehet6segek nyilnak Oft minden
iranyban es nagyon iigyes uzlet-
embereknek bizonyultak azok, a
Xix tiz evvel ezel0tt vettek egy
darab szeles f0ldet csirkefarmnak
most a csirkefarmon egesz ut
cakat epitenek azoknak, akik
meg jonnek.
Los Angelesben most ez a mo-
di. Akinek bowen van penze, va
sarol valamifele f0ldet rata, per-
sze a varos mellett es epit Los
Angeleshez egy utcat. AIT mond-
jak, hogy lako meglehet6sen ha-
mar akad hozza. Az utolso harom
vagy negy esztendo alatt felmil-
| li0t mott Los Angeles lak6sainak
szama. Ma Los Angeles az orszag
HARMADIK varosa. Val6szinu-
leg mem azert, inert chen halnak
Oft az emberek. Hogy sok ember
sokaig mem tud elhelyezkedni
| Nyugaton, az azonban bizonyos.
De ugy emlekszem ra, hogy ep-
pen ICY volt a friss bevandorlok-
kal egykor New Yorkban is. Nyu
god djunk tehat belle abba, ami Ger
meszetes. Hiszen innen California
ba menni ujabb kivandorlas. Ege.
szen mas orszag, mint a mienk,
! eszakiake vagy keIetieke.
! Megpr6balom kiilonbsegeket
erzekeltetni. Es ebben a szande.
komban elsosorban a varosok kill.
SO sajatsagaival kell foglalkoz.
nom. Erkezziink meg tehat Los
AngeleSbe.
Ez a tenyleges megerkezes az
els0 latogatasommal kezdodik
= Mar Hollywoodon yoltam es on
nan mentem be Los Angelesbe. AZ
East 62.-ik utica l433. szama ala
Majercsikekhez. Majercsik Lajos
j6 felesege Gs fatal Majercsil
par, Barbertonbd koltoztek al
Los Angelesbe. Minden levelemet
hozzajuk clmeztettem, inert al
uton sehol sem erhettek voln;
: ut6l. Villages tehat, hogy nagyol
siettem hozzajuk azonkivil is
: hogy nagyon szerettem volna ma
/ oket is mieldbb latni.
t Hollywood k0zepen, Holly
: wood BouleWardon szalltam meg
7 A Chrystee Hotelben. Csak ke
! napra, inert aztan megint tovabl
a mentiink. Ettol a hotelt0l indul
: tam tehat Ell, hogy Majercsikeka
!. felkeressem. Elobb mindenesetr,
|. az alsovarosba kellett jutnom
: Villanyosra iiltem. Reggel 8 Or
! volt. Fire = gondoltain csal
: oft leszek d hatvankett0ben!
i-I Nagyszerii tempdban futott
k villanyos. Nyugatony mem maszil
81 olyan nagyaposan, mint Akron
vi ban. De bizony tiz ora .yolt, mir
4 aIz' 'alsdyafosbai er}sm 'ssldoDettl
/. az is, amig az East 62.-ik ute
K fekveser5l tajekoSo6dtain. Az iig
i neglehet6sen zavaros volt. A tel
KEEP egyre.lnasra mutogatta a zsa
t, Iutcakat. Legokosabb lesz tehl
it Itaxibe iilni Ma, gyeriink!
II a taxi val6sa ggA repult. Err
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07

ARA, jobbra, balra. Szorgalmasan
n6zegettem a "lazmer5t". Egy
dollar. Egyhuszonot. Egyhatvan.
Egynyolcvan. Kett6husz. Kett6-
negyven. No, lit vagyunk. Meg
neztem hirtelen az Gram, amig if
jabb Majercsikne kedvesen ram
koszon. Egy kicsit meglepett ez
az utazas. NemIcsak kett6negy.
ven Matt, de amiatt is, hogy az
oram 11.et mutatott. Vegre is meg
csak az East 62-ben vagyunk es
van lit ucca szazegynehany is, ha
tobbszaz mines. De temerdek nagy
varos ez a varosl
/ Majercsikek akkor meg a hat
vankettoben laktak. Kes6bb, mint
irtam is, Huntington Parkban vet.
tex hazat. Gyony0riit. Ez az ott-
honuk is nagyon szep volt azon-
ban. Palmas kis szeles utica, ker-
tes szomszedsag. Minden kishaz-
max van errefele egy kis kertecs-
keje. Reszben azert .olyan, nagy
varos varos. :
Alaposan faradt voltam mar az
utazastol. .Mindenki lathatta raj
tam, hogy messze utat tettem. J6l
esett meleg otthon, amivel Ma
jercsikek lattak. Els nern tudom le-
irni ait Az erzest, ami szivemet ell
fogta, amikor idb. Majercsikne
| leiiltetett kerevetre, feher par
nat simitott derekam m0ge es
elemrakta a ket het ota erkezett
! leveleket, csomagokat, ujsagokat,
Akroni Hirlapokat ICY:
No hala. vIstennek, hogy egy
kicsit megpihenhet mar!
- Hat bizony hala Istennek, =
mondottam ,ehozza. Els melegedni
kezdett lelkem ezen a magyar
tanyan. A G6m0rb6l kivandorolt
| kisszoba furdetgette. Rampitye-
| gett egy sarga kis kanari. Els Ma.
| jercsik bacsi tilt kalyha mellett
| pipasszotlan. Csak neztiik egy.
mast ezer kerdessel es ezer va.
| lasszal. Els mar tudtam, hogy lit
Sc tudok magyarok nelkiil elni,
aminthogy sehol Sc tudtam meg.
| = Mem messze laknak Jerabe.
| kek mondjak. = A kozelben
lakik Steidl Pal, meg Hajdu is
Varjak is mar Tarndcy urat. Meg
Loshoncyek. Meg Lajos is nemso
kara jon.
! N6hany ora multan megint vo
natra kellett iiln0m. Vagtattunli
Fresno fele. Birtoknezobe. Ma
gyon gyiil0lk0dve neztem akkol
a szerteszet szalado sinparokat
Mind ARA val0 - gondoltam ha
raggal, = hogy e1vigye magyar
tol a magyart. Mint szelek a ia
levelet. Egyet a masiktol. Els bi
zonyosan az egyfar6l levert leve
lex is oriilnek, ha talalkoznak va
lahol.
- Jesszer, = mondotta a ka
lauz kora reggel. Ez lit Fresno!
Il (EoJX, n ,,,lr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
NYUGAT ESZAK ELLEN
Irja: Tarnoczy Arpad
(Folytat

Ezt a cmvalt0zaSt' mar a
multi heten megokoltam. Megis
sziiksegesnek latom elmondani,
hogy Nyugat alatt elsosorban Ca
liforniat ertem, de mem ejtem kl
ebb6l a fogalomb6l Arizonat sem,
s0t New Mexicot sem. Maid ke-
s6bb rapviink, hogy miert mem.
| Nemzetgazdaszok dolga az or
szag gazdasagi atalakulasar6l jo-
solgatni. Els en- mem vagyok nem-
zetgazdasz. Mem tudok kompli-
k<abb gazdasagi eselyekkel sza
molni. AIT azonban tudom, hogy
ha Kelet az egyik vege Amerika-
max, akkor mask vege Nyugat.
Aminthogy ket veglet Eszak is,
Del is. Baratkozzunk meg tehat
azzal a gondolattal, hogy ez a
sz0rnyen gazdag amerikanus Nyu
gat mem leSz mindig raszorulva a
keleti piaIcra Ha mines neki, csl-
nal maganak, inert ARA igazan
mem erhet ra, hogy romland6 ter,
mekeit maid egy hetig fuvarozza
mai kereskedelmi elet k0zep-
pontjaba.
Termeszetes, hogy California
nagyon elhagyatva erzi magat
Amerika mask oldalan, hiszen
annyi allan esik utjaba, amig a
keleti bizniszember odaig er. rs
mind olyan nagyon gazdag! ES
exert tortenik talan, hogy ma MAI
egesz California lazasan dolgo
xix azon, hogy sajat zsirjaba be
lie ne fulton, inert ez a temerdeli
zsir csakugyan fullaszt6.
\ Beszelgettem olyan emberek
kel, akik masfel, vagy ket evtize
de elnek Los Angelesben. Ezel
AIT mondjak, hogy mem kepesel
szemmel k0vetni a vatos fejlode
set. Eredetileg San Francisco vol
| Nyugat kozpontja, de Los Ange
les mar reg legy6zte Friskot. E.
ennek mem egyedil a mozi-ipal
az Okla, ami ketsegtelenUl temer
dek embert vonzott Los Angeles
be. Emnel is fontosabb okai van
max ennek. Mem Los Angeles, d,
egesz California paradicsomi sa
jatsagai es gazdasagi elszigetelt
sege. Amint mondom, mar maid
: nem teljesen fiiggetlenitette Nyu
gatot Kelettol.
California kezd ugy berendez
kedni, mintha kilon vilagresz lel
ne es minden tekintetben saja
eroire volna utalya. Es AIT mond
jak hozzaerto szakemberek, hog.
ez a helyes. California eleg gaz
dag ahhoz, hogy onallosithass
magat. Viszont, inert ilyen gal
dag, kell is onallositailia magat
FOldrajzi fekyese is ezt kovetel
} Els semmi ertelme sIncs annak, :
, mondjak =, hogy Pacific oct
!. an tovabb is annyira csendes
narration, mint eddig volt. Vi v
! lagok fekszenek ARA. Els wanna
!, regi vilagok, amiket illik is, okc
dolog is uira .felfedezni, Nelan
. ev mtiltan 1ninden ierleka6dfs 7
. Pacific vilagai fele fog iranyu
Ini es California lesz az village
eleskamraja es felfedezok f6h
diszallasa.
y, Ebben senki sem ketelkedhe
!. aki az amerikai sas szarnyalas'
lnszi es latja. Sot AZ sem, aki tu'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07

A tanito ur az iskolaban jel-
20 es a hataroz6 fogalmat magya-
razza es AIT peldaval is illusztral-
ia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07

eel t6ltott edenybe es g6zoljik 20.
25 percig (aszerint, mennyire
erett, es kemeny a gyiimolcs.)
(Flis.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10

take care Of and digest plain whole
some foods. 1t viii revolt in one
way or another against others-the
highly seasoned ones, those that are
too rich or which throw into the
system either an abundance of starch
or sugar. So let the stomach serve
as the dictator of my diet-and it
dictates plain and nourishing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10

however, or keeueSt interest for
the moment is the sudden fall Of
the Calvary II. E. team. which led
throughout the first series until the
last several days in which it took
two beatings. First the Epiphany
team defeated the Calvarys and
dented their loss column.
And now comes the CIOvers
to turn the same trick. In a pre-.
liminary to the American Uni.
yersity GaIlaudet contest, the
ClOvers turned back the Cal
Varys, "a to Is.
This knocked Calvary out of a
chance to figure in the tie for first
place that is certain to develop in
the first series. A double tie Ger.
tainly and probably a triple dead
lock is the prospect. The probable
contenders in the play-off are Epiph.
any, Arrow and Clover.
In the event OF a two.team tie a
three-game series will be played.
Should three deadlock a doMn-and-
out series will be held, one team
drawing bye and player the victor
of the clash between the other two.
Arrangements are being made to
stage these games in such manner
as to aid the leagues Golfers.
The Clovers' victory over Calvary
erased an early defeat. Before the
leagues eligibility code was per
fected. the Calvary team knocked
off the Clovers. But at a recent
meeting of the league mana gers this
game was voted out on a plea of the
CIovers that they lost to a lineup nc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10

other quint in the league had been
forced to play.
Before the eligibility code was in
force, Calvary had three strong
players who became ineligible after
the Clover game.
The leagues action, which
wasn't quite consistent, inasmuch
as IL had voted previously to per.
init the first contest to stand,
gave the CIOvers new OppOr.
tunity, Of which they took ef-
fectiye advantage. As matters
stand now, the tables are re-
versed, the ClOvers being on top
and the CaIvarys cut Of luck.
However, this is for the time be
ing. Another series Is yet to be
played and the winner of this win
meet the first series winner for the
league championship Thus Canary
still has big shot at the i..e and
likely will enter the second series
with more determination and fight
ing spirit than ever. That's the way
of courageous teams when the
breaks all go the wrong way, as they
have in Calvary's case.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10
TEAMS NIU s |
PAY Or QUIT LEAGUE
BY r. d. Thomas

The second series the Washington Basketball League
be shorter than the first night
that expects to take the last half Of long
ponshp must hand five Holman financial
or be barred from the league That coin is needed most
Team managers Saturday night also will report
sales OF tickets for the Fratenal Fair to be held the Arcadia
starting next Monday night The league half
the tickets sold by its members This help paying
organizations debt n 4#
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10
CLEAN, SEN S|BLE LIVING
IS TUNNEY'S PLAN
Is EOHWNWI IHEN|
Be TWEEN FIGHTS
BY Gene Tunney
Worlds Heavyweight Champion

Idlene Urcleain Mudoon wrecker cham
pcnshp if
the layoff cost him his title Il. s
The of Commission
absolutely right in his attitude concerning the folly eness
but I'm inclined disagree with him in his thought that
layoff will my defeat
If, during whipped Dempsey
time fight again. load absolutely committed and
did not have in mind at all times the perpetuaion physical
and fighting powers--well would be different.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10

BUT all through my athletic years
have never been fergetful of the
golden rules of an athlete-and
certainly now, when my champion.
snip is at stake, am careful, care.
1uls and ten times more careful,
ana that very carefulness. restraints
me, not only from getting too soft
and flabby, but it also keeps me
from the almost greater evil of
entertaining.
My life between battles is per-
haps lived in way somewhat
contrary to the. generally ac-
cepted notion, for although
believe in keeping fit at all
times, certainly do not com.
NIT the folly of strenuous train
ing that would take the ledge"
off my physical self long before
my next fight day..
It's the assumption of many that
a ringrnan, to keep in condition,
must go to extraordinary extremes.
But that idea is wrong as view it.
IT he did, he would really ''burn
out" himself between fights, due
to entertaining. My theory is that
clean sensible. sane living between
battles is the prime requisite. And
/ do not see the necessity for a
boxer, out of training, to go to
any greater extremes to keep fit
than does the ordinary business
and professional man who aspires
to keep tuned up at all times.
No sensible man in life beyond
the prize ring commits the crime
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10

to its benefits. ! like tea-weak--
but drink 1t only in moderation.
OF course do not touch alcoholic
drinks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10

of ovcr-eating. He adheres rather
rigidly to plain and wholesome
foods. AThe man who isn't an ath-
lete gets at least eight hours Of
sleep every "a hours; he gets into
the open air as much as possible;
if he smokes at all, it is not to
excess. And just to keep fit, he
INDUCES in daily exercises of one
form or another.
That's just about all a boxer .
does who is not in training for
fight-juSt that with perhaps
a little more exercising than
the sensible man practices.
When l. was a youngster /
smoked occasionally. But as soon
as I went in seriously for an ath.
letic career / quit it-and / never
have smoked since. / discovered
quite early that anything less than
eight hours sleep each night made
me feel tired and lacking in "pep"
the next day. So I became an
advocate of that eight-hour rule.
i have no special diet. There are
some things / do not eat which are
supposed to be taboo for an ath-
lete. But the main reason is I do
not eat them because l don't like
them. l let my stomach dictate
what / should and should not eat
and I think that's pretty good
rule.
A normal stomach will always
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10
BEST OF THEIR KIND

Joe and Jess Pappin. both anna
teurs, are regarded as the best
Indian Golfers in the world.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10

It's because / don't like coffee.
am not overly fond OF milk and
therefore I do not drink 1t in great
quantities despite the preachment as
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10

/ do not drink coffee. That's not
because believe In the preaching
that coffee is. bad for Fan athlete.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10
WHAT'S IN a NAME?

Kid Dugan. Kansas City fly
weight, was born Harry Collier and
is the son of rabbi.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-10
ouroooR SpoRTS

LAnAp.AJr TWo OF me
TELL SISTERS WHO HAVE
5erEcreo TIE MAIN DOOR
or a BlG SToRE As NA6
SpoT For A CHAT
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Continued on Nineteenth Page.)
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Mr.. and Mrs. Duff Haynie win come
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been arranged by Miss NIajorie Web
ster.
A number OF prominent members Of
the organization will attend the break,
fast and the Authors Congress OF
April IA and Is. Among them will be
Mrs. Grace Geldert of Memphis, Tenn,
past national president, and founder
Of the authors breakfast; Mrs. Clara
Keck Hefiebower OF Ohio, third ma
tional vice president: Mrs. Katharine
Hopkins Chapman Of Alabama, fourth
vice president; Mrs. Marion Leland,
president of the Daytona Beach, Fla,
branch of the National League; Mrs.
Nellie z. Molyneux, State vice presi-
dent for western New York; Mrs. Mae
F. Hoisington, Mrs. Ruth Mason Rice
and Miss Isabel Conant, all Of New
York: Mrs. Margaret Ball Dickson of
bridge of Florida.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Mrs. Frances Hall
Ford to Mr.. Francis Barnum Culver
Thursday, March "a, in Baltimore,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culver are at home
at 5402 Connecticut avenue, Chevy
Chase, d. G..
A luncheon will be given tomorrow
at the Chevy Chase Club for the visit
ing ladies attending the regional saw
ings conference which will open
Thursday and continue through Fri
day at the Willard. A drive through
the city to all points of interest in
and near Washington will precede the
luncheon. Hostesses for the lunch
include Mrs. Charles ]. Bell. Mrs. NJ.
D. Rosenberg, Mrs. Frederic Z. Far.
rington, Mrs. r. Golden Donaldson,
Mrs. Wade II. Cooper, Mrs. John
Poole, Mrs. Harry v. Haynes. Mrs.
Evening star., 1927-04-06

Miss Leslie Foster, who has been
the guest for fortnight of Miss SUI
xette Dewey. daughter of the Assist
ant Secretary OF the Treasury, left
Monday to return to her home in Chi
cago.
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Forester will entertain at luncheon
after the lecture in honor of his ex-
cellency the Brazilian Ambassador,
Mr. S. Gurgei do Amaral; the Neither
lands Minister and Nine. van Roijen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gade. Mrs. Dimock
Gen. Villa, DR.. Stanley Riggs. Nine.
Heilman, Col. and Mrs. Thorpe, Mrs.
Imbrie, Mr.. Remey, Col. Winship and
Mr.. Louis *. Anspacher. Mrs. Ty-
ner's guests at luncheon viii be Mrs
SmidC.,. the wife of the Minister of
the Irish Free State; Nine. Radewa
of the Bulgarian legation. Mrs. Brod-
erick and Gen. and Mrs. Barnett. Mrs.
Bloom will entertain the Lithuanian
Minister, Mr.. Kazys Bizanskas Mrs
Bell will entertain at luncheon Mrs.
Falconer and Miss Goodloe. Among
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Cummin will be Mr.. Gassett and Mrs
Campbell FORESTER.
The last of the imp rtant conference
lectures, ''The Spirit Of Modern
Drama" will be given April 21, when
Evening star., 1927-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Norris and their
young daughter, Greta, from Prince
ton, n. j., are at the Mayfiower
Hotel. Mrs. Morris entertained in the
presidential dining room today, when
her guests included several Princeton
friends and from the city-NIrs.
Charles Harris, Mrs. Townsend
Whelen. Miss Albina Parkins and
Mrs. George Whitford.
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Truguayan Envoy Host
to Composer and Artist.

The Minister of Czechoslovakia, Mr..
Edenek Fierlinger, was host at dinner
last evening in honor OF Mr.. Butler
Wright, Assistant Secretary OF state
newly appointed Minister to Budapest
Evening star., 1927-04-06

John r. Waller. Mrs. George o. Wal.
son, Mrs. l.. p. McLachlen, Mrs. Peter
A. Drury, Mrs. C. H. Pope. Mrs.
George l.. Starkey, Mrs. Henry Hunt
Mckee, Mrs. Henry w. Offutt, Mrs.
Robert Vedder Fleming, Mrs. Victor
b. Deyber, Mrs. Julius /. Peyser. Mrs.
John B. Larner. Mrs. Ezra Gould,
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Executives and Diplomats
Sponsor Picture House Debut.

The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Wilbur. the Secretary of Labor and
Mrs. Davis, the Brazilian Ambassador
and Sonora Gurgo do AmOrai, and the
Canadian Minister and Mrs. Massey,
each with guests, will be present to-
night at the private preview, at $50
o'clock, of the Russian film, "Potem-
kim" which will formally open the
new Little Theater OF the Motion Pic
ture Guild. and which is attracting
more than usual interest among so.
ciety folk.
Among those entertaining parties
are Leander Mccormick -Goodhart of
the British embassy who viii have
the Princess Ida Cantacuzene In his
Continued ON Nineteenth raraA
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Commissioner and Mrs. Taliaferro
Hosts at Country Club.

District Commissioner and Mrs. Sid
pey f. Taliaferro viii be hosts to the
Archaeological Society Of Washington
ut its 18th meeting Monday evening,
April 25, at $40 o'clock. The meet
Ing will be held at the Congressional
Country Club and DR.. w. T. Albright.
director of the American School of
Oriental Research in Jerusalem, will
speak on 'The Evacuation Of an
Israelite City, Kirjath Sepher."
Mr.. and Mrs, Duff Haynie will come
Evening star., 1927-04-06

Mrs. Thomas T.. farrell. Mrs. It. q.
Addison, Mrs. George Vass, Mrs. Ed
ward j. McQuade, Mrs. Joshua Evans.
jr.: Mrs. Oscar Coolican, Mrs. Fred
erick p. Siddons, Mrs. Corcoran Thorn,
Mrs. Charles II. Doing, Mrs. B. f..
Saul, Mrs. Charles w. Stetson, Mrs.
w. J. Waller. Mrs. w. w. Spaid, Mrs.
Albert Galley and Mrs. George w.
White.
Evening star., 1927-04-06

Bishop Freeman of Washington will
introduce the lecturer and close this
course of conference talks.
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SOCIETY
Attorney General Sargent Honor Guest
at Dinner, With Ambassador of
Italy as His Host.

|HE Attorney General, Mr.. Sar.
gent, win be the ranking guest
at dinner this evening of the
Ambassador Of Italy and Nobil
Donna Antoinette de MARITIME.
who will entertain a company of "a.
Evening star., 1927-04-06

"T'he Mob and the Movies" will be
the subject of DIR. Anspachers lecture
tomorrow at the Carlton Hotel for
the benefit of the George Washington
Memorial. The boxholders are Mrs.
Dimock. president of the George
Washington Memorial Foundation;
Mrs. Alvin T. Hert, Miss Caroline
White. Mrs. William Cabell Rives.
Mrs. Tyner and Mrs. Hendrick. Mrs.
Sol Bloom will entertain the Czecho-
slovakian Minister, Mr.. Zdenek Fier-
linger, and the Lithuanian Min
lister, Mr.. Kazys Bizanskas. Mrs.
Tyner will entertain in her box
Mrs. Smiddy, the wife Of the Min
lister from the Irish Free State;
Mrs. Broderick, wife Of the CONNER
cial counselor of the British embassy;
Nine. Bistra Radewa of the Bulgarian
legation and Gen. and Mrs. Barnett.
Mrs. Charles Bell will entertain Mrs.
Goodwin Falconer and Miss Goodloe.
Among those whom Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cummin will entertain will be
Mr.. Gassett.
The Royal Rumanian Orchestra,
through the courtesy of the leader,
will precede DIR. Anspacher's lecture
by a selection of Rumanian music.
DR.. Stanley Riggs, director Of the
Archaeological Society, will introduce
the speaker.
Mrs. Hendrick and Mrs. Campbell