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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
ALEXANDRIA, PHAROS

Ez Egyptomban, az alexand-
rial kikot0vel szemben, Pharos
szigeten allott. Ptolemeus Phlla-
delphus epittette Kr. e. 2S3. ev-
ben. Tulajdonkepen mem volt mas,
mint egy hatalmas vilagito to-
rony, vagy 0rtorony, amelynek
magasan allo ablakait eijelenklnt
kivilagitottak. Epitesze Sostratus
volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03

diszitest Huszthy Janos miikert6sz test
veriink vegeztc. A megteritett asztalok
hoz koriiDbeliil k6tszazan ultek lie, hogy
a pompds vacsorat elfogyasszak. Hi
any mem volt senlmiben, az aldott moi
kezek, akik cl5teremtettek sok tlel-
miszcrt Is clkeszitettek, gondoskodtak
arr6l, hogy legyen mindenb6l eleg.
A jcges lido bizony kisse rontott az
innepelyunl1or- A nilesi testverek,
barha sajnaltak is, de m6gis j6nak lat
TAX AIT, hogy cimennek haza az isten-
tisztelet utan. Az iinncpl5 cgyhaznak
a lelkesze elsonek, Mt. Bakay Arpad
urat .k6rte felsz6lasra, aki melcg sza-
vakban tolmacsolta egyhazanak test
veri iidvozletet, nagy 0ronrenek adott
kifejezest anna Macy el6rehaladason, a
melyet az alliancei egyhaznak tagjai
vegeztel1 az elmult evben. Mt. Laky
Zsigmond ur intezett lelkes beszedet
a testverekhez, az egyhazaknak, ha a
korraf akarnak haladni, akkar mas jel-
szavuk, mint az, hogy. "El6re" -
nem lehet; nektnk nem szabad fel
uton megallni o is tolnacsolta egyha-
zanak es youngstown Ref. Ferfi es
Mi Egylet testveri j6kivanatait. Mr.
Boyd udv0zoltc az innepl6ket First
Presbyterian egyhaz neveben, maid
Palffy Janos testverunk, aki t0bb evig
volt gondnoka egyhazunknak es Kent
boil, O. j0tt lie nejevel az innepelyre,
tartott r0vid, de annal jobban atgon-
| dolt beszedet. Szabo M6zes, az igaz ma
gyar, a lelkes reformatus testveriink
buzditotta a hallgat6sagot a tovabbi
munkara. Szepsi JOSEF Magyar Ott.
hon udv0zletet tolnlaesolta es adta al.
tai ajandekat Tosha Laszl6ne, lclkes
magyar asszony, tolmacsolta az Allan.
eel No-egylet jokivanatait, ugymond:
hogyha magyar iigyr6l van $40, mi mem
habozunk mem, keresiimk kibuv6t, ha
nem szeretettel magyarok es keresz
tyenek vagyunk es atadta az egylete
ajandekat.
Maid K0rosfoy Janost kerte fel 9
lclkesz sz6lasra. Mindcnkinek figyelmt
feleje fordult, azert, mivel mem csal
ellene volt az iskola 6pitesnek, hanen
azert is, mivel ugy viselkedett, amive
egy cseppet sem emeltc magat ma
gyarok elott. K6r0sf6y tcstv6riink szel
beszedbcn ismertc be anna Macy tevc
deset, amclybe belle esett. Sajnalata
fejeztc XII, hogy az megt6rtent, hog,
megbanasat tettakkel il bizonyitsa egy
otven dollaros csekket adott at a gond
noknak. Elismer6leg nyilatkozott am;
( Macy munkar6l, amclyet lclkesz Nya
rady J6zscf gondnokkal es tobbi ties
verekkcl vtgeztek. csak az volt bal
: ugymond: hogy st. ur sz6taraban ke
: seer van belle irva az, hogy el6re! re
E vedni, emberi dolog; annak pcdig ma
gyon fogunk 6rvendeni, hogyha q meg
= banas oszinte, reszunkrol megbocsa.
' tas az.
Mt. ifj. D6kus Gabor ur. aki tob
mint tiz eve annak, hogy ismeri az il
: teni egyhaznak mikodeset, az 0rege
k ezelott 20 evvel alakutak, felepitet
;. TEX templomot, aztan Is even keress
tul allt a munka; most tizennyol
ewes mulasztast, egy ev alatt helyr
a hontak testverela. Most mar ner
It esak szep templomjuk, hanem moder
9 skolajuk es termiik is van. Ne allis
; max meg fel uton, hanem igyekezzs
mex azon, hogy az iskolai ad6sag mi
" mel elobb Xxi is legyen fizetve. vel
< bunk Pal legnagyobb elismeresst
nyllatkozott lelkeszpdr faradhatat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
Az ALLIANCEI MAGYAR REFOR-
MATUs EGYIIAZ HIREI.
-Kozli: Kruchio Antal, rR. lelkesz.- -

Templom es iskola iinnepe1yiink i'm
pozansan folyt lie. D6lutan 3 6rakor mar
minden iil6hely ell volt foglalva, ke-
s6bb erkez6knek allni kelletett, mivel
t0bb szeket mem tudtak elhelyezni
templomban. Nemcsak a helyben lako,
hanem videki testverek is nagyszam-
ban iottek ell hogy oromiinkben osz-
tozzanak. Harom orakor az iinnepl6 ko
zonseg ajkair6l felhangzott: I'm be-
jottiink Macy or0mmel' kezdetu enek-
mex zsolozsmai, maid "J6vel Scent le-
lex Uristen' - enek utan, Mt. Bakay Ar
pad cmeltc imajaban az lstcnhcz va
gyakoz6 lelkekct. M. ifj. Dokus Ga
Dor bibliat olvasott, maid vasarnapl
iskola p0vcndekek. Mt, asszony We
zctesc nelictt, kethangra, gyermek
eneke nagyon megleptc a testyercket,
mive ez itten teljesen vi dolog volt.
A Macy enck utan a cantoni ref. enck-
kar enckelt testvercink epiilesere, maid
Mt. Csepke Istvan tartotta meg gon-
dolatokban gazdag scent beszedet. En-
mel beszednel aligha hangzott el tenn
plomunkban szebb es spit6bb predika-
ci6. A hallgatosagnak figyelmet< tel
jescn lekbt0tte, es tgy hisskiik ait,
hogy anna igazsagos szavak, amelyek
a sz6ilok ajkar6l elhangzottak, festive
reinkrc 6pitGlcg fognak hatni. Az avat6
imat Mt. Laky Zsignond mondotta, a
mellyel hallgat6sag lelket is k0ze-
lebb yitte az egek Urahoz, hogy lelek-
ben 0sszefogva, akkor, amikor a min
densegnek hatabmas Urdt keri arra,
llogy a tcmplomot, amelyet az . tiszte-
let6re 6pitettiink, az iskolat, amely an
max vetem6nyes kertje, szentelje meg
az . aty;ai lclkevel. Lima utan a canto.
nd n5i enekkar enekelt. Bizony sokat
tanulhatunk! Istennek orszagat csak
akkor epithetjiik, ha ifju es Greg egy-
forman munkasa is lesz annak.
Tarsas vacsora az uj iskola terem-
ben.-Az istentisztelet v6geztEvel a
sokasag levonuH a moi kezek ahal fel-
diszitett terembe es az 6l0uirag0kkal
ifeldiszitett asztalhoz iiltek. A virag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
Farreni Hirek
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
K6zh: V6csey A. Jen6. ref. lelk6sz.

Istentisztelet.-A reanIk ikovatkez6
vasarnap, azaz februar no 6.-an, reg
gel 9-t0l fel 11-ig vasarnapi iskoaa 6s
utana mindjart istcntisztelet..>
szombaton reggel, 9.t6l f6l 1a-ig a
gyemekek vallasos oktatasa, lelkesz
vczetese mellett
Egyhazkozsegi kozgyiiles.-Az elmult
vasarnap istentisztelet utan rendkivii-
Ii egyhazkozsegi kozgyiilest tartottunk,
amelyen egyhazunk tagjai nagyon is
szep szannnal vettek reszt es 1nindenki
a legnagyobb komolysaggal hallgatta
vegig lelkesz-elnok altal eloterjesz,
tctt targyakat Maid targyak tiize-
tes megfontolasa utan, elhataroztatott
az, hogy jelcnlegi fatemplom, a mai
modern h1rAi.menyeknek mcgfeldi6cn,
rcnovaltass4k es az cgesz epiict kivil-
rol teglaval vonattass6k k0riil. A gyii-
les masodlk targyat k6peztc kiil0n'
b0zo vallalkoz6kt6l bcerkezett> aianla-
tok felbontasa es az azok feletti hata-
rozat. A kovctkez6 vallalkoz6k palyaz-
tax: Anon and Anon, Trouthan and
Christman, johnson and Seizer Co., Ma
tional Construction Co. es Carinc and
Sons. TIT az egyhazk0zsegi kozgyiiles
miutan a vallalkoz6k koltsegvetese
k0zt nagy arkiil0nbsegek mutatkoztak
ugy hatarozott, hogy a munkalat an
max a vallalkoz6nak adassak XII, ak
AIT a egjutanyosabb arlejtes mellett
hajlando megepiteni.
Maid az epitkezes financialis kerde
senek megolJisa keriilt szonyegre
| vagyis miutan templom teljes atala
kitasa k0riilbcliiI Is czer 500 dollarb:
fog kcriilni, cnnslfogva az egyhaznal
okvetleniil IL ezcr dollar kolcsonfe lc
end sziiksege, a mar mcglev6 keszpeu;
mellett, ICY a lelkesz clnok azt tana
csolvan az egyhazkozs6gi kozgyUles
mex, hogy csak is ugy menekulhet meg
az egyhazkozseg a brtok teljes lck6
teset6l, hogyha minden egyes csalad &
maganos egy6n lekoteczi magat, min
i6 protestans ember ARA. hogy egy o
eyre szolo SOC. .00-os banki valt6t alai
es ARA hajland6 leend evr6l-evre meg
fizetni 6 szazalekot,. amely 0sszeg
b6l azutan minden egyes illet6 tarto
xix minden 6vben, vagyis december h
31.-ig befizetni a IL dollart es kama
tokat; ICY aAtan az egyhazk0zSeg, min
den nehezseg nefkiil, nagyon szepen me-
oldhatja q finanoialis kerd6st Is ne
mes tervet minden mcger6ltet6s nelkii
megval6sithatja; megpedig azert, mer
| egyhazunk jelenleg 235 fizet6 tagga
rendelkezik $ ICY, hacsak 200 tag
/ hajland6 az el0terjesztett dolognak ele
| get tenni, vagyis magaeva tenni, ma
akkor is meg lesz $4,000 dollar :
4 ha pedig minden egyes egyhaztag elt
get tesz ezen k0vetelmenynek, akko
meg penziink is marad a bankban. j
k0zgyiiies lelkeszeln0k eme jayas
latat magaeva teve, elhataroztatott eg
hangulag, financialis kerdesnek ein
mederbcn val6 megoldasa Az epit6-bi
4 zottsag tagjai lettek: Bir6 Andras, Ke
ran Janos, Shamu Gyorgy, Sebestye
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-03
WOODLAND AVE-:

5-szobas haz, minden modern ke-
nyelemmel. Garazs 3 gepre. OsZ-
szes kifizetett k0ziizeme1kkel. Ara
$3 3,4OO.-. $780, keszpenzt.
r. G.. Vasu Company,
213 Terminal Bldg. Telefon 1896
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-29
AN EXTRA GOOD SHOW

Patrons of the Liberty theatre last night got more than they ex- pected from "The Reckless Lady" For those who want art, it was per- feet, and for those wanting thrills and tense situations, it had plenty. These All Star last pictures are the best when the story gives plenty of chance for real acting.
 Little 16 year old Lois Moran cer- tainly added to her fame with this, and Belle Bennett proves great dramatic Sl F actress It ,willgbe repeated again tonight and is worth any ones time and money.
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Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-29
CHARGES MINISTER WITH
 DEFAMATION CHARACTER

WASHINGTON June 2s. (P-How. ard T, Cole charges the Rev. Jason Noble Pierce with libel and defama- tion of character and asks s5o,oOo damages. Pierce is Coolidge's. pastor, the President and his wife attending his church ever since they have been in Washington. Cole charges Pierce tried to drive him from Washington
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-29
. N" NI ~N VI ' " g DARK HORSE" ENTRY

For several days past wild runnors have been running rampant J'dark horse" will file his entry on July 1s:for the Marathon mountain classic which will be run off on July 1. The sports committee are authoraty for the statement that the alleged dark horse" is a reality but the athlete especially requested that his name remain secret until July I. This dark horse" in his trial spins up and down the mountain side, has already broken Alec Bolam's record, it::is said
 
 sFrye's wholesale orders are filled promptly.
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 Seattle Tee Cream at schaIlerer's Alaska Shop. r
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-29
WHAT LUTHERANs TEACH
GOD


 Lutherans teach that God is triune, i. e., one God in three persons, Father, Son and Holy Ghost; that these three persons are equal in all things; and that to ignore and deny one is to dis own all. References: Deut. G., 4; Matt 38, 19; John 5, 23; John 2, 23. -8v bnG YI1adWGT1s ds5i7 Flags and Bunting at Urbach's. 7
 .18LIC1 GA9.lh 2 l913!lEdoc Golf clubs and balls; just re- ceivel. The course is open, see Urbach."
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-29

WHEN first started to smoke pipe, I looked around me. The fellows who seemed to be getting the most out of their pipes were filing them from bright-red tin, with picture of man in frock-coat on it. They told me it was the greatest pipe-tobacco ever.
 l decided to find out for myself. I bought tin of Prince Albert. As I opened 1t, the aroma that foated out of it gave me real thrill. It reminded me of trek through the woods when the dew is on the leaves and the sun is on the up. ! couldn't wait to try it.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-29

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Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-29

The very first pipe-load won me. ] was ready to sign on the dotted line. IL was cool and sweet-fowing as Tennyson's brook. It was mild and mellow as spring sunshine. Yet it had that full, rich to- bacco body that let me know I was smoking. You know what I mean.
 sure figured right when I signed with PA. The philosophers say the only real pleasure is that which you share with others. So I'm letting you in on the ground floor. Get yourself tidy red tin of good old PA. today. Fill your pipe to the brim-and go to it!
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-29

Seattle Tee Cream at Schailerer's @ VI Alaska Shop. tf
Evening star., 1927-05-21

The only woman who was ever com
missoned regularly in the United
States Army was Arabella Macomber
Reynolds who was commissioned a
major by Gov. Yates of Illinois in rec
ognition of her gallant conduct at the
battle of Shiloh. Her services are
mentioned twice in Gen, Sherman's
memoirs
Evening star., 1927-05-21
CAPITAL MEN WIN
TROPHIES IN DRILL
R. 0, 7. c. Honors at Maryland
University Given to Three
Washingtonians.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Spetlai Dispatch TO The star,
COLLEGE PARK. Md. May 21.--
Francis j. Porter of Takoma Park
won the individual honors in the
annual competitive drill held hy the
Reserve officers Training Corps at
the University Of Maryland yesterday.
Porter. private. competing against
more than $50 others. was the last TO
survive in the test that gradually
saw the ranks thinned as one after
another would fail To carry out a
command properly.
He received: watch fob that is
given annually by the class of 80,
1t was presented TO Porter yesterday
by Joseph Betton OF Washington, q
member of that class.
Company A. commanded by Wade
Elgin of Washington. won the honors
as the best drilled company and cap.
tured the Gov Ritchie cup, while the
first platoon of that company. led by
Lieut.. Harry S CARRIER. also of Wash.
ington. took the alumni cup for the
best drilled platoon.
Lieut.. Col, Leroy Sheriff. ranking
cadet officer of the unit. was present
ed with the army belt. given by Or.
Albert F Woods. former president
Of the university. 10 the one who
has done the most for the corps dur
ing the year.
Judges the drills were Capts j. I.
Wood r r. Hervy and W. +. Lowery,
of the L. s Army.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
FLOWERS DISPLAYED
IN MONTROSE PARK
Awards Announced for Exhibits in
Georgetown Clubs
Second Show

Montrose Park. recrea tional center
of Georgetown. was the mecca of
throngs who yesterday tioCked into
the park in droveS to visit the un-
usual floral displays placed on exhibit
by members Of the Georgetown Gar
den Club. at the second flower show
staged by the club,
Flowers in season, iris, peonies,
climbing" roses and columbines pre-
dominated in the profuse display
gathered together beneath large
canopy from which also emanated the
perfumes of many other perrenials,
arranged in exceptionally attractive
multi-colored groups.
In addition to floral exhibits. mem
bers displayed miniature garden set
tngs. among which was one, created
by Miss Virginia Hollerith, of for
NAL garden, constructed in perfect pro-
portion and design. in which a sunken
garden in the center was terraced by
rows of diminutive plants and shrubs.
Other models were placed on exhibit
by Mrs Hugh Southgate and Mrs.
George T.. Fletcher.
Awards for beauty of floral arrange
ment were given to Mrs. John Ihlder,
Mrs. Lucy r. OlriCk and the Misses
Hollerith; honorable mention went to
Mrs. Thomas Bradley and Mrs Black
we'll Smith.
Miss Katherine Weaber gained first
prize in the columbine class, Mrs
Herman Hollerith won in the iris
class, Mrs T.. W. Tolcott in the peony
class. and Miss Katherine Weaber, in
the pansy and poppy classes.
The flowers We're judged by Miss
Margaret Lancaster of Takoma Park
and r. l.. Mulford of the Department
of Agriculture.
The show. which was opened yes
terday morning, will remain open un
til 6 o'clock this evening
Evening star., 1927-05-21
KLIEGLIGHT INVENTOR
Is DEAD IN GERMANY Y
Anton Klieg1 Won Fame by Snow
storm Achievement N
"Old Homestead"
b. the Associated Press.

BIZ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 21.-Anton
Kliegl, developer of the kleiglights,
which are widely used in the motion
picture industry. died at Bad Kissin-
gen. Germany, Thursday, according to
word received here yesterday.
Kliegl, who was 81 years old, was
in Europe on a business tr }. He
was a native of Germany, coming TO
this country when IS years old. He
soon obtained employment as an cleo
trician and mechanic with a travelling
show, and later became associated
with a stage lighting company. Among
his first achievements was the snow
storm in Denman Thompson's "Old
Homestead"
some time later he joined with his
brother in organizing the Universal
Electric Stage Lighting Co, OF which
firm he was president at the time of
his death.
One of Kliegls latest electrical de-
vices. a presentation of smoke and
flames on the tower of tall building
here, was so realistic that several per-
sons turned In fire alarms.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
FIVE ARE INJURED
IN TRAFFIC JAMS
Boy of s Thought to Have Frac-
tured Skull-Hit by Car
Near Home.

Five persons were injured in traffic
accidents yesterday. Samuel j. Man
ago. colored. years old being the
most seriously hur. The boy. resid.
ing at 1900 Minnesota avenue north.
east. was running across the roadway
on kenilworth avenue, not far from
his home. about o'clock last night
when Knocked down by car driven
by a 2. Carroll. coIored. rs years old,
Of 1886 Forty-fourth street northeast.
He was treated at Casualty Hospital
probably for a fracture ot the Skull
and numerous cuts and bruises.
While crossing the roadway in front
of 6tS Pennsylvania avenue about
7:45 o'clock last night. Mabel Hill. -
years old. 339 Pennsylvania avenue.
was knocked down by the AUTOMOBILES
of John Il. Howarth. 30l4 Tenth
street, and her head injured. She
was given first aid at Providence Hos
pital.
Nine -year-old Rose ReEan. 763 Que
bee street was knocked down in front
of her home about 7:3O O'Clock last
night by the automobile of III. G.. Van
derlip. 707 Randolph street, and her
| left leg injured. Physicians at Gar.
| field Hospital rendered first aid.
| Wardale Gather. colored. 3 years
| old. 200 o street. was struck by the
automobile of Henry N. LetCher. col.
ored, is years old. 1886 Fifth street.
| while on o between North Capitol and
I First streets about 6:30 o'clock yestcr-
| day. She was treated at Freedmen's s
Hospital for an injury to her nose.
! Frederick Lazarri. 25 years old. 1923
| II street northeast. sustained an in
/ jury to his left leg yesterday after
noon when a motor vehicle he was
/ driving crashed into an electric light
| pole at Rhode Island avenue and
/ Fourth street northeast. He received
| first aid at a nearby drug store.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
BLEASE BOOSTS B0RAH
AS DEMOCRATS WINNER
Says Idahoan Is Only Man Who
Can Beat Coolidge for
Presidency.

Senator Borah. Republican, Idaho.
is the only man who can beat Calvin
Coolidge for the presidency, Senator
Blease, Democrat, South Carolina, de.
clared yesterday upon his arrival in
Washington.
In explaining his Endorsement of
Borah as the Democratic candidate
for President, the South Carolina Sen
ator said that since the Democrats did
not have a candidate who could de-
feat Coolidge, he felt that Borah.
who. he said, adhered to Democratic
principles, should be nominated by
the next Democratic convention.
with Borah at the head of the
ticket and a Southern Democrat rum
ming as Vice President the Democrats
would sweep the country and stop
Coolidge" he added. The third term
talk about Coolidge is a lot of bunk.
He only served out the unexpired
term of the late President Harding
as acting President and has served
only one term in his own right"
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Laws to Limit Use Of Cosmetics Urged
In Paper Read Before Medical Group

Laws to limit the use of cosmetics
were urged by DR.. T.. r. Tauber Of
Cincinnati. in a paper read before the
dermatology section Of the American
Medical Association yesterday. New
definition of the term drug to include
applications used externally also was
advocated by DR.. Tauber.
Declaring that "flappers, middle
aged ingenues and grandmothers"
have more than trebled the sale of
cosmetics in the past few years, DR..
Tauber called on the doctors to awaken
to the dangers of their unrestricted
sale and the unrestricted operations OF
beauty parlor proprietors. Most of
them spread wicked haf-truths''
about their products, he declared.
DIR. Tauber declared himself in favor
of putting cosmefology in medical
schools as a branch of dermatolOgy
Evening star., 1927-05-21
SEEKS MISSING DAUGHTER
Jacob Levin Asks Police to Aid in
Locating Girl.

Jacob Levin 1908 I street northeast.
appealed to the police this morning to
institute search for his daughter,
Esther Levin, 10 years old. reported
missing since noon yesterday.
Esther had never before remained
away from home, her father informed
the police.
Police also were requested to insti.
tute search for Thomas Jewett, 8 years
old, reported missing from his home at
720 II street northeast since last night
The missing boy weighs 81 pounds.
police were told and when he left
home yesterday he wore long gray
trousers, white shirt and tennis
shoes.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
''Hitch-Hiking''
Held Increasing
DOwn-and-Outers
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
When you give young fellow
lift on a country road YOU may he
contributing to the cities growing
list of "down.and cutters" the
American Automobile Association
claims.
THE official publication Of the
A. A. A. said a statement today,
has just completed a survey which
shows that more than 10 per cent
of the youthful down-and-outers.
who become bnden on charitable
organizations in our large cities
have arrived at destinations via the
hitchhiking' trail.
THE national motoring body be
lieves that if all motorists give a
minimum of thought to the serious
ness of the problem they are help
ing to create, they will hereafter
abstain from giving lifts to boys
and girls encountered on the high
ways"
Evening star., 1927-05-21
ZEBRAS FOR HINDENBURG

BERLIN, May II L9.-President
Won Hindenburg finds that he has on
his hands. not the traditional white
elephant, but two beautiful full-grown
zebras.
The animals were sent to him by
Ras Tafari, prince regent of Abys-
sinia, as a token of esteem
The unusual present arrived with a
shipment of monkeys, jackals, hyenas.
antelopes and ostriches intended for a
German dealer. President Won Hin
denburg has turned his gift over to
the Berliner Zoo.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

and getting dermatolosists to enter the
field Of legitimate cosmetology. He
favored a permanent national commit
tee Of the American Medical Associa-
tion to spread propaganda of educa-
ton TO show people how awful cos
metics are. Changing the law would
come later. he said
Or. u. \. Cole in discussing DIR.
Tauber's paper. said he thought Iegis.
lation would he difficult and unneces-
sary. We must educate the public
first" he said.
DIR. G. \. Mackee pointed out that
there is a legitimate place in the pro
fession for the cosmetologist. He
would TO things dermatologists won't
do and things a beauty doctor can't
do" he said. He pointed out that der
matologistS confine their work To treat
ing disease and do not improve the ap-
pearance of we'll persons.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
COL. GRlNT ADDRESSES
ALMAS CARAVAN CLUB
Clifford Brooke and E. w Burx-
holder Also Speak at Lunch n.
Outing Is Planned.

Brief addresses by Lieut.. Col U. $.
Grant, 3D., officer in charge of public
buildings and public parks in the Ma
tionai Capital; Clifford Brooke, di-
rector Of the National Theater Play
ers, and Edward w Burkholder.
grand master of Cryptic Masons of
the District featured luncheon of
the Caravan Club of Almas Temple
in the Raleigh Hotel yesterday. Talks
also were made by the imperial outer
guard of the Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine. l.. p Stcuart, who told of the
dedication of a Shrine temple at
Terre Haute. Ind. and by Howard +.
Cole.
Mr. Burkholder invited members of
the club to attend an outing of the
Association of IlluStrious Masters. Il.
and s. NJ, to the Shenandoah CaVernS
June is.
Announcement was made that Ma j.
Gen. Amos A. Fries, chief of chem
iCal warfare service, United States
Army. and potentate of Almas Tenn
pie, will be guest of honor at lunch
con of the club in the Raleigh Hotel
next Friday After the luncheon mem
bers of the club will go to Baltimore
by busses and automobiles to attend
installation services to he held by
Boum Temple that night. Capt. NJ.
NJ Barnard. director of penal insti-
tutionS for the District of Columbia,
will he host TO the club members at
a luncheon in the reformatory at
Lorton. Va, June 3, it was stated,