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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
MAGYAR RADIO EST.

A j0v0 heten, penteken este Z
oral kezdettel, a WKBN youngs-
town. radio lead6 allomas nagy-
szabasu magyar estslyt rendez.
Pompas magyar hegedii Is ze-
neszamok, valamint egy magyar
kvartett kepezik a musort.
Radi6val rendelkez0 magyar
testvereink helyi angol lapok-
ban megtalaljak maid az est pom
tos miisorat.
A magyar estet Simonovszixi
nonka rende1 az allom&s megbi-
z&sab6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
Marcius idusat iinnepeltilk |!

Marcus iousat Unnepeltil l..
Meg eg nekun kedvezett n9pel Ragyog6 ta-
vasz nap melegre fit0tte leveg6t.
Sokan 0ttek ell unnepeln Swivel eekkei szeretete Mgp
hennl d0k embeek mua arnyekaban er
az ekovetkezend6 neh6z napokra
het magyarsagunk kozt mndenfajta poitka meggy0zde
su enber lehenek a00ttnk valaszfaak MARCIUSI EZ
MEX magasztosaga 0ze tudta sm6 kovacson
kadt magyarsagot.
A mi marcus inepinkfn hazafas beszadek enek,
anszmok Szavaaok hanpzoa H vozatos mSor z,rakozta
ia kozonseget.
z ide marcins unnepsegei NAYBIZOTTSAG endezte,
alkaommal semm Is senk meg unnepesinket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
kemeny Gy0rgy estj9nek
hatalmas sikere volt
NAGYSZAMU K0ZONSEG ELvEZETTEL FIGYE
LEMMEL HALLGATTA MEG KEMENY EL0-
ADASAT HAZAI UTJAR0L
Nvos misorszamok erdekes mozgokepek fiszereztek
eloadast-Nagyer gyerdekessegu bejelentes

veztiik, csodaltuk bamultuk
mindannyian.
Nagyon talaloan jpgyezte meg,
az el6adas utan, egyik id6sebb ma
gyar testveriink
e. bHony nagyon olcs6 uta-
zas volt az 0hazaba. y
Kemeny Gy0rgy0t szcrkeszt0nl
mutatta be a magyarsagnak az
utan kezdetet vette az e6adas. A
nagyszeriien sikeriilt estely kere-
teben, ozv. Mihok Sandornet hal
lottuk enekelni, Laky tiszt. asz-
SONY kiserte zongoran. A koz5n-
seq lelkes tapsai melt6 sz6sz6l6i
v0ltak a Mihokne irant erzett
Macy elismeresnek.
Menyhert Ilonka IS 10th Fee
rene, egy-egy Kemeny verset sza-
walt, maid a NAPSUGAR EGYE
StIIET enekkaranak szep enck-
szamat elveztiik. A Kemeny el6-
adas mhsorszamai, kedves kiege-
szit0i voltak az estnek.
Kemeny Gyorgy juliusban az
6hazaba utazik, ahol mozg6feny-
kdpes eloadasokat fog tartani
nagyobb varosokban az amerikai
magyarsagrol es Amerikar6l. lit
tart6zkodasa alkalmaval tobb fell
vetelt csinalt, de indulasa el3tt
meg egy alkalommal k0z0ttiink
iidv0zolhetjiik, igerete szerint.
Magyarorszagi utjara minden-
fajta megbizatast elfogad. Aki :
nyar folyaman az 6hazaba kesziil,
legjobban teszi ha vele megy.
Kemeny odahaza mozg6fenyke-
peket keszit azokat, ha maid
visszajon, lit is be fogja mutatni
Mindazok, akik AIT szeretnek,
hogy sziileiket, testvereiket, hoz-
zatartozoikat, stb. mozgofenyhep-
re Kemeny felvegye, azok jelent-
SEX be szandekukat telefonon,
szoban, vagy levelben szerkeszt6-
segiinkben.
Akik ohazai hozzatartozoikrol
felveteleket keszittetnek, azok ha
Kemeny visszajon, mozg6kepen
viszontlathatjak regen mem 0lelt
dragaikat, szilofalujukat, regi ha-
zukat, stb., stb.
AIT hissziik, hogy ezt mindenki
6hajtana. Tekintettel ARA, hogy
ez a kerdes rengeteg el0keszitest
igenyel (valakinek a csaladja sa-
rospatakon lakik, mig a masike ia
Ian az abauji Devecserben), kiva-
natos, hogy jelentkezesek minel
el6bb megtortsnjenek.
Szerkeszt0segiink szivesen ad
meg ebben az iigyben minden fell
vilagositast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
VI PoLGARoK.
A Y. M. G. A. polgarosito tanfo-
lyama minden vasarnap oktatast
tart teljesen ingyen.

Marcus 10.-tn es lien ismet
polgarosito vizsgak folytak a BIZ
r6sag el6tt. A vizsgak soran a
k0vetkez6 mgyar testvereink kap
tax meg polgarpapirjaikat:
LAUTMAN GIZELLA,
KROK JANOS,
NEHRY GABOR,
TROJAN c. JAlN!OS,
youngstown, o.
GULYAS A. JANOS,
SAROSI JANOS
Campbell, o.
Evvel kapcsolatban ismet fell
hivjuk a magyar polgarjel0lt2k
figyelmet a Y. M. G.. A. INGYE-
MES polgarosit6 iskolajara. A
polgarjeloltek legjobban es leg
okosabban teszik, ha ide iratkoz-
max be. Teljesen ingyen keszitik a
jel0lteket a vizsgara. Alig volt
eset ARA, hogy a Y. M. C. A. tan
folyamanak tanul6ja, ha az 6rak-
ra rendesen eljart, meg ne kapta
yolna polgarpapirjat.
A Y. M. c. A. epiilete a Cent
raj Store-ral szemben, IL Cham
pion st. alatt van, tanitas minden
vasarnap delutan ket 6rakor kez-
d6dik $ harom craig tart
Ez alkalmat ismet felhasznal-
juk ARA, hogy magyar testvere-
ink figyelmebe ajan1juk a pol
garosodas fontossagat. Aki ennek
az orszagnak lakoja, att6l jogo-
san elvarhatjuk, hogy amerikai
polgarra legyen. A mem polgaro-
kat j0tt-ment idegeneknek tekin
tik, -masra nehezsegekkel
kell megkiizdeni0k. Att6l eltekint
We, hogy mindenki jol felfogott
erdeke polgarosodast kivanja
meg, a magyar erdekek is ezt
teszik sziiksegesse.
Asszonytestvereink k0reben sza
mosan vannak olyanok, akiknek
ferje mar polgar, eek ne feled-
jek el, hogy 6ket polgarjog mem
illati meg ferjiik utan.
Magyar asszonyok es ferfiak,
polgarosodjunk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
Esen1esnyek

(N) Alabb kozoljiik Nagybizott-
sag altal ajanlott 6s nagykozonseg a.
tai marcus 15.-iki iinnep6lyen egy-
hangulag elfogadott hatarozati javas-
latok, eredeti szoveget.
AZ ESQ javaslatban Mahoning vol
gyenek magyarsaga tiltakozik n, hn
vandorl6k regisztrarsat msa.SeNa~
t0rvenyjavaslat ellen. xv,st A,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17

dennapl, SZlnte rObOtOS eletiinkb be
NJ SZineket hozott szombat esti
magas niv6ju 5 mozg6fenykepek-
kel kisert Kemeny el6adas. Mert
valljuk meg oszinten, hogy evek
hosszu sora 6ta balokban, MIXED
veloi eloadasokban $ neha -neha
misoros estekben talaltunk csak
kielegulest kulturigenyeinkre.
A legnagyobb elismeressel va
gyunk egy-egy jotekony es nemes
celu tancos alkalom irant, a mil
kedvelok t0rekveseit is mindig
szeretattel s joakarattal karoltuk
fel, mivel ilyen el6adasi alkalmak
kozelebb hozzak a magyarsagot
egymaShOz meg is csak vala
mennyire 0SszekovacSol6i a k6-
z0S magyar erdekeknek. A muse
roS eStek k0z0nsege - annak da-
cara hogy a szereplok minden al
kalommal becsiilettel allottak meg
sarat - sokszor avval a kifo-
gassal all elo, hogy ezt vagy AIT
minek nezzem, vagy hallgassam
meg, mikor mar annyiszor LATHAM
es hallottam, hogy szinte sok.
De evvel azutan pontot is te-
hetiink a mi magyarsagunk kul-
turehsege mene, inert bizony a
ket ev el0tti P0lya estet leszamit
va, egyaltalan mem volt nalunk
semmifajta felolvasas, el5adas,
knltur. vagy irodalmi estely,
azon egyszeri oknal fogva, mivel
a k6zonseget nagyon nehez ARA
0sszetoborozni.
Kemeny Gy0rgy szombati elo-
adasa Macy meglepetest hozott,
lelkes k0z0nseg t0ltotte meg a Y.
M. c. A. hatalmas termet, hogy
meghallgassa az illusztris ir6t, az
elismert poetat, de legf6k6p, a
pompas eloadot.
Youngstown magyarok bizony
keves szammal voltak, de Allan
ce, Warren, Niles, Farrell, Sha-
ron es New Castle magyarsaga So
rab6l oft lattuk mindazokat, akik
mem csak szajjal, hanem tettel,
aldozatkeszseggel is hitet tudnak
tenni magyarsaguk mellett
Es akik oft voltak, helybeliek
es messze foldr6l j0ttek, egyhan-
gulag allapithattak meg, hogy err
demes volt minden aldozatot meg
hozni, Macy utat megtenni, hogy
fill es szemtanui legyenek ke-
meny klasszikus eloadasanak S
igazan megkap6 hazai mozgoke-
peinek.
Kemeny Gy0rgy el0adasa kez-
dett6l vegig a legnagyobb hatast
elismerest valtotta XII. Szonoki
erejevel elenk varazsolta az OFT
hagyott sziil0hazank f0ldjet, en-
bereit,. bifneit es erenyeit, maid a
mikor a mozg6kepek bemutatasa
alkalmaval az el0adas valami
olyan cseveges formal vett fel,
sziporka5o 0tletesseggel, kedves
megjegyzeseivel elerte AIT, hogy
elfeledtiik, hogy az amerikai ma
gyarok egyik, ITALIAN legelseje, all
el0ttiink ugy hallgattunk szava
ra, ugy figyeltiik kephit, ahitat-
|
tai, szeretettel, mint amikor a kis
gyermek, anyja oleben a legszebh
meseket hallgatja tiinderkiraly
leanyar6l...
! Harminc esztendei amerikai tai
t6zkodas utan haza latogatott II:
meny Gy0rgy, par honapot otthol
t0lt0tt tapasztalatait mondotts
el. Igen am, de 8 annyit latott
hallott, tapasztalt, hogy apnak el
mondasara tiz este is keves lenne
Nagyszerii erx&kkel adta oda ne
kiink elmenyeinek essenciajat; el
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17

Az idei marcinsi iinnepseget
alkalommal semmi Is senki mem
Az iinnepsegen gyiijtes indult
meg a KoSsuth ,szoborra, azok, a
Xix ere a celra adakozni kivan-
tax, egy boritekot kaptak a rem
dez6segt6l. Lapunk mas helyen
reszletes kimutatast k0zliink a
gyiijtesrol. lit csak annyit emil
think meg, hogy annak eredm6-
nye
$1O448.
Ez az osszeg nagynak ugyan
mem mondhat6, de bizonysaga an
max, hogy k0z0ttiink is vannak,
megpIedig nagyszamal, olyanok,
akik a mai nehez gazdasagi hely-
yet meflett, atertve aes @aterezve a
New Yorkban felallitand6 Kos
suth-Szobor fontossagat, szives
keszseggel segitettek el6 adoma-
nyaikkal a nemes eel mnl6bbi
megval0Sitasat.
Az iinnepsegre mem volt belep-
ii dij, a k0ltsegek fedezeSehez min
denki tetszese szerint jarult hoz-
"a. Or0mmel jelanthetjiik, hogy a
begyiilt 0sszeg $4762, fedezi a
kiadasokat.
Marciusi iinneplesiink egyik
legfontosabb mozzanata volt.
hogy a Nagybizottsag felkerese-
re, lapunk f6szerkeszt6je harom
hatarozati javaslatot terjesztett az
egybegyiiltek ele, melyeket a meg
jelentek egyhangulag magukeva
tettek. Ezen hatarozati javaslato-
kat eljuttatja a Nagybizottsag g
ennek a keriletnek szenatus-
ba es a kongresszusba valaszto oft
kepviseloihez, mint Youngs-
town es kornyeki magyarsag XII
yansagat. Lapunk mas helyen
reszletes ismertetest talal az OIL
vase errol harom hatarozati ia
vaslatrol.
Az iinnepseg lefolyasa a kovet-
kezo volt:
Delutan pont 2:3D kezdettel
vette kezdetet marciusi unnep
Simonovszky Ilonka zongorakise,
rete mellett, a koz0nseg allva enc.
kelte el az amerikai himnuszt.
| Az iinnepseget Revesz Kalman, a
Nagybizottsag titkara nyitotta
meg, 8 jelentette be azutan az
egyes miisorszamokat is.
Petruska Geza, Kreisler HUN.
GARIAN DANCE c. szerzeme.
nyet adta elo hagediin, tole mar
megszokott miiveszi keszseggel
maid Thibaud egyik gyony0ri
1
darabjat Zongoran Mr.. Stone XII
serte.
Uray Karoly szavalta ell azutan
a TALPRA MAGYAR-t, ez aka.
lommal is bizonysagot szolgaltat-
va nagyszeru el5ad6i kepessege
r3l.
Kacsoh Pongracz gy0nyorii seer
zemenyet, REG0S ENEKE-t hal
lottuk azutan, Simonovszky Hon.
ka miiveszi hangja csendult fel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
.>vz-l ezerfonyi magyarsag
iinnepelte Marcus Idusat
NAGYBIZOTTSAG VASARNAPI EMLEKuNNEP
SEGE FENYEsEN sIKERttLT.

miisor mnden egyes szaa Macy tetszes aratott szn
re kerilt egy ketfelvonasos alkalmi darab-Kemeny
Gyorgy unnepi beszede mely nyomokat hagyott ma
gyar szivekben.
NEW YORK; KossUTH szoBoRRA TEK1NTELYEs osszEG
GYtjIT BE
Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14

instances neglect in this respect has
caused the window pane to crack.
Another way of saving repairs is
to make sure that the screens them
selves are painted as well as the
frames,-the wire is apt to rust as
the wood is to decay. Incidently,
by using thin white paint an
optical effect is purchased which
prevents those outside from seeing
in while those within may still look
out.
The undersides of porches, steps,
roofs and other concealed places
that can't be reached when the
building is complete need protect
ion every bit as much as the sur
faces exposed to full view. For in
such places moisture is particular
ly apt to be present, and moisture
produces the most favorable con-
ditions for decay and corrison.
While it may be several years be-
fore the results of failure to paint
these parts become apparent, the re-
suits will inevitably be costly. Tin
roofs are especially important, for
corrison proceeds more rapidly than
decay in the absence of adequate
protection. The undersides of tin
roofs must be painted if you want
Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14

water extremely apt to seep in and
gain access to the bare wood caus-
ing the wood to swell and the win
dows to stick. The conditions is a
troublesome one to correct, yet
easily prevented. Bluestain and
decay troubles encountered in such
parts of houses are often directly
due to neglect in the painting of
these partly concealed surfaces.
This neglect is costly.
Surfaces which must slide over
each other cannot be given the
three usual coats of paint. The
most practical treatment is to use
one coat which will hide the sur
face and form a hard, abrasion
resistant film which will be eff
fective in retarding the absorption
of moisture. Paint having the de-
sired properties can be made by ad-
ding about two pounds of aluminium
powder to a gallon of shellac warm
ish or clean nitrocellulose brushing
lacquer. When the mixture has
stirred together thoroughly it is
ready for use.
In case you have metal easement
windows the painting is even more
important. For not only will un-
painted metal corride but in many
Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14
WAYS AND MEANS OF
CUTTING REPAIR BILLS
By Gertrude WOOdcOck

Many home owners find them
selves overwhelmed with the cost
of upkeep and especially with un-
foreseen repair bills, each small
enough in itself but together they
amount to a very appreciable sum.
OF course the best way to cut re-
pairs is to build well in the begin
ming, to accept only the best ma
terials and workmanship in each
detail. But this is more easily said
than done. Every item in the con-
struction of a house bears weight in
the cost of upkeep. To cut repairs
to the minimum each requires the
most careful selection. However,
there are a few suggestions which
will make a very appreciable diff
ference in your bills, for strangely
enough certain costly practices are
quite common even among builders
whose workmanship is better than
the average.
For instance, it is the exception
rather than the rule to find the
edges of storm sash, fly screens,
window, and parts of the slides in
the window castings properly paint
ed. These are places where rain
Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14
Bird Life

Bird Life
"Bootlegging" of ducks killed un-
lawfully is an offense against the
Federal game laws that is Delhs
rigidly prosecuted.
Wild life refugees are being es-
tablished in great numbers to pro-
tect migratory birds in flight. Al
tention is being given to supplying
these spots with natural food tor
birds. Studies of bird losses from
sickness caused by too great con-
centration, by alkali poison, disease
and oil pollution are being made as
a basis for improved legislation.
MANY game birds are increasing
since Government protection was
given to them. The United states
game warden says that among the
birds are Staging a comback un-
der more rigid game regulation are
wild geese, canvasback, maIlard'
redhead, plover and yellowlegs have
not increased rapidly. Woodcock
have been saved from complete
destruction by the new game regul-
ations.
Enforcement has been aided by
the fact that Al States have made
their laws confirm in certain re-
spects with the Federal regulations
Soap And Water
To be well-groomed is the first
requisite for dealing success1uly
with other people, and the foundat-
ion of good grooming is cleanliness.
Fresh air, exercise, sleep, and
soap and water are the cheapest
and yet the most necessary aids to
health and good looks.
Fingers rank next to flies as dis
ease carriers, says the Ohio Public
Health Journal. Wash the hands
Immediately before eating, before
handling, preparing or serving food
after using the toilet, after attend
ing the sick and after handling
anything unclean.
Thorough-going cleanliness oil
hands calls for water as warm as
one can stand, soap, a brush, an
individual towel, and a file or or
ange stick for the nails. Don't
spoil the effects of clean hands
with dark nails, or wipe on COM
mon towel which simply adds your
discarded bacteria to those OF oth-
ers. III.
The old-fashioned Saturday night
bath has come an every day occur
ance with thousands of people.
When this is not possible, a cleans
ing tub bath twice a week can De
supplemented by daily shower OF
sponge to keep the skin OF the en-
tire body clean and active.
Dish washing is more than daily
chore. 1t is a means of life saving:
Hot soap suds not only wash OIL
harmful bacteria, but kill many OF
them outright, as scientific expert
ments have proved. Perfect clean
illness on short orders can be ac-
complished by rinsing the dishes IN
clear water and leaving them TO
drain, without calling on the dish
towel at all.
Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14

to prevent leaks and replacement.
Also, the tin roof, gutter spouts, ect.,
should be repainted often-two years
is the average, in comparison with
three to five years for wooden sur
faces.
Painting neglected and concealed
surfaces is one of the surest ways
of reducing repair bills. In fact,
while regular upkeeps of all items
reduces total upkeep costs, painting
is probably the most important of
all. For it performs the double SER
vice of warding off decay and cor
rison and eliminating repairs of
many kinds.
Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14
A SimDlified Calendar


More than 500 leading business
men of the United States are In
favor of the nation wide movement
to straighten out the Calendar. .
A committe of the League OF
Nations threshed out the merits OF
195 PROPOSALS of calendar changes
that were presented from SO Ma
tions. After examining these plans
the League Committee considered
two that were practical. All Ma
tions, including the United states,
will be invited to form national
committee to decide upon the sim
plifying of the calendar. George
Eastman of Rochester is giving his
active support to the Moses b.
Cotsworth plan for a calendar OF lS
months of % days each. He mas
published letters from prominent
men from all parts of the United
States expressing their belief in
the need of a calendar. Mr.. East
man says the movement is "paral-
telling the efforts which were made
in this country and throughout the
world a little more than two de-
cades ago when standard time was
adopted universally" He says
that many business firms are al
ready using simplified calendar
for cost accounting purposes.
The United Fruit Company OF
Boston is one of the big institution
of the country already using sim
plified calendar, ,and Victor M. Cut
ter, President of the Company, has
written Mr.. Eastman stating that
"the regularity and certainty of
qualities and the consistency of in
come with payments have a stabil-
izing effect upon business in gener-
al. The regularity of equal COM
parisons in fixed dates appears to
be a decided advantage over the
present calendar"
William Wrigley declares that
"the new idea makes a big hit with
me. I'm for it." Pierre S. du Pont
Irving Fisher, Robert Dollar;
Chairman O'Connor of the Shipping
Board; President Fiske of the Me-
tropolitan Life Insurance Company,
and hundreds of other leaders of
American opinion have given their
endorsement to the plan for new
and better calendar. The state
ments made by these men have led
Mr.. Eastman to say that Il believe
that we are in striking distance in
the change in our calendar"
LOc And CObOOse
The Chairman of the Fedeal
Radio Commission thinks that it is
too long a distance between the
locomotive and the caboose of a
heavy freight train to trust entire
ly to luck. He sagely remarks that
the question Of train operation is
not an old one by any manner Of
means, and he believes that there
should not only be control but
communication between moving
parts Of the same train and other
trains running on the same track.
He tells how this can be accom-
plished by the use of radio in the
operation of trains, and he declares
that radio for such purposes "is
perfectly feasible proposition and
should be developed" All right,
Admiral Bullard, we'll take your
word for it. It is possible to be-
lieve any thing! In fact, the writer
saw a cannon shot Of at Aberdeen,
Maryland, the day before writing
this paragraph, and it carried
barrel full of-over thirty miles.
Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14
STATE OF DELAWARE
--T--- -ATTLTUTNT

STATE OF DELAWARE
SUSSEX COUNTY -.
L John S. Cooper, Clerk of the Peace,
in and for the County of Sussex, and
State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is true and
correct list of names Of persons to whom
I have issued license, and the amounts
received for same, except, Marriage
Including September 30th, 1927.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of my office, at Georgetown this
third day of October A. D. 1927.
JOHN S. COOPER,
Clerk of the Peace.
Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14

Nothing pleases a man with a
well developed sense of humor so
much as setting two chronic bores
TO boring each other.
Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14

THEATRE OR MOVING PICTURES
ma"
Breeding, Cora T. (New Theatre) $500
"DD
Dodd, A. R. $500
Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14

Pleasure before duty means that
duty will lose out.
Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14

Q 1927, r. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Company, Winston-Salem, N. c.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

lO5 at page 55o, of the records of saId minng district.
 u.S,L.M. No. 1C, to which said cla.m IS ted, IS d nr post D lnches square, 1 and one haiI feet above glound, i'll cath and stone mound, s.Ld ,ieuated oil edge Of biu1 oN- eriouking onake River, rom wheI- ce E. edge o1 Anvil Rock bears x. 19 degrees US minuae es E., Mon ument Rock x. 31 degrees 5o mn utes E., Newton Rock N. 42 deg Tees Az minutes E., Army Peah N. = degrees 49 minutes E.. and Wireless Tower at Nome $. 70 degrees 4S minutes E., and is in Latitude 64 degrees 3l minutes .>. Longitude 165 degrees 23 min utes W.
 ELMER REED
 Register Publish-Aug. 27, Sept. 5, 1o. IT, 24, Oct. l, s. l5, 22, 1921.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10
NOTICE OF EORFEITt RE

10 II. J. G.anGon, II. ;. .NeIs0u. \.
 Nels.n. James Osmund, l7,ah
 .Ntwn,sS, kopert Mc@utf, yoU
 and each of your heirs, repre-, n
 tatives and asslsns:
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned and his grantors and assignors, as CO Wners of the placer claim her"lh- after described, has expended the sum of one Hundred Dollars dur ing each annual expenditure year ending July lst of each year 1922, 1923, 1924. 1925. 1926 and l92. in labor and improvements on the California Association Placer min ing claim. situate on the left limit of Last Chance Creek and on the Right Limit of North Fork. tribu- taries of snake River, in the Cape Nome Recording District, Second Division. Territory of Alaska the record of the location of said claim being at page 59 oi volume l51 of the records of said recording dis trict.
 And you are further notified that if within ninety days from the com pltliuH Ol lIe puDiNdtipH li'i oi . you fail. neglect or refuse 10 con tribute to the undersigned your proportion of such expenditure as a co-owner, your interest in said mining claim will become the prop erty of the undersigned.
 Dated at Nome Alaska, August 21, 1927.
 IRA NJ. RANK, Co-owner- Publish Aug. 27, Sept. 3, 10, 11, A. Oct. l. $, 15, 22. 29, Nov. j, 10 10 1qD1