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Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-14
COMPANY IN MISERY

GREENSBORO, N G., Dec, IS, F) Two brothers, Rev. E. II. Neese and Carl Neese, recently were con. fined ln the same hospital here, in the same room, recuperating from operations from appendicitis after suffering attacks about the same time.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-14

SHEAFFERS LIFETIME FOUE- TAIN PENS AND PENCILS AND tSHEAFFERS SKREP. THE SUC- LESSOR TO INK. Schailcrer's Al IasIa Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-14

Because of the low water pres sure and possible danger to the city in case of fire, stringent mea- sures are to be taken in Peters, burg.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-14
CENTENARIAN RACES

HAVANA, Dec, 13, (P)-Tom Cleek 1O6, expects to race his ponies here this winter. He is one of Cuba s most picturesque winter visitors.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
SIKERttLT SZttRETI BAL
A WEST SIDEON

A Magyarok Nagyasszonya ro-
mai katholikus hitk0zseg tartotta
az elmult szombaton sziireti bal
jat, amely fenyesen sikeriilt. A
tancterem megtelt sok vendeggel,
es mindenki legjobban mulatott
ezen sikerult balon. Volt tizen0t
sep magyar ruhas cs6szleany, -
melyert sziil6ket illeti k0sz0-
net, valamint mindazon leanyok-
max, akikben mem aludt XII ma
lgyar 11emzet iranti szeretet kerr
jiik sziil6ket, akik birtokaban
vannak ezeknek a nemzeti ruhak-
max, hogy 3rizzek meg ezeket
maskori alkalomra val6 tekintet-
tel, amelyre blszkek. lehetnek, -.
inert mi magyarok vagyunk es
0riiljiink, hogy azok vagyunk. A
cs0szleanyok kOziil a dijat 10th
Mariska nyerte meg. A fiuk ko-
ziil ifj. Major JOSEF nyerte a
masodikat. A balra adomanyoz-
tax: Kallai I. es csaladja, Pens
will, O.-b6l viragokat, Fedor j. /
kosar gyiim0lcs0t, amely Xxi lett
sorsolva, Futkos I. kifizette a pop
keszletet $3.50, Sander I.-ne XII
rantott csirket es siitemenyt, ifj.
Major J. egy lada sz6ll6t, Borne
misza I. egy lada sz6lot, 10th
L.-ne kifizette a szalagokat. Ko-
sz0net mindazoknak, akik ugy
anyagilag mint erkolcsileg el3-
moSditottAk ezen bal sikeret.
A multi szamunkban megjelent,
hogy csak SOC lesz a belep5;egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
200 REPtL0GEP BALEsET
T0RTENT EGY EV ALATT
A szerencsetlensegek 0tven sx&za
leka hibas vezetesnek tulai-
donithat6. ~

I Az Egyesiilt Allamok Kereske-
delmf Miniszteriumaa most ;adta
kozre kimutatasat a privat repu-
l6gep szerencsetlensegek es bal
esetekr6l. 0sszesen 200 balesetet
jelentettek be, amelyekben 164
ember veszitette eletet es 149 Sc
riilt meg. Ez szam az utasokat
es pil6takat is magaban foglalja.
167 repul0gep teljesen 0sszeron.
csol6dott es olyan allapotba ke-
rult, hogy javitasukra gondolni
sem lehet. Ezenfeliil termeszete-
sen sok apr6bb baleset es gepza-
var, stb. fordult elo, amelyekr8l
lehetetlen volna pontos kimnta-I
tast kesziteni.
JellemzS kul0nben az is, hogy
a 200 balesetet ssenvedett gepek
KOHL csak harmincn6gynek volt
hivatalos engedelye, a t0bbi enge.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
HIEGERKEZETT

Shager Antal~ ismert youngs-
town. 6ras Is ekszeres, akinek a
Terminal epiiletben van iizlete es
javit6 miihelye, megerkezett az
6hazab6l.
Shager, aki a Kossuth K0rt
kepviselte az augusztusi zaran-
doklas alkalmaval, magaval hoz.
ia ifj. Fiizi Bertit, Fuzi Bertslan
ismert honfitarsunk fiat Miskolc-
r6l, ahol iskolaba jart,
Ugyancsak hirt hosott Fiizi ml
silk ket gyermek6r6l Palir6l, aki
Sarospatakon lelkesznek keszii1
Is Mariskar6l, aki Miskoleon jal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
FENYEs EsKttv0
Iengyel Terez es Kondrath Janos
0rok hiiseget eskiidtek
egymasnak.

Fenyes eskuv6 szinhelye volt
kedden a gorog katholikus temp.
lom, amikor is Lengyel Peter k0z-
ismert egyleti magyar honfitar
sunk leanya 0r0k hiiseget eskii
d0tt Kondrath Janosnak.
Az eskiiv0i szertartast igazi ma
gyar lakodalom k0vette, melyr6
b6vebb tud6sitast j0v6 heti sza
munkban k0zliink.
Lengyel Terez nagyon kedves
szereny es iigyes leany volt, ak
nyomdankban evekig dolgozott
Magunk reszer6l is sok boldog
sagot kivanunk az nj hazas
parnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18

ferfiaknak es n6knek 25c. es
bal alkalmaval 75c es 35c-ert
adtuk, tehat a mi hibank volt,
inert 0sszetevesztettiik a pikniket
a ballal. A bali szamadast
megtartottuk multi vasarnap
delutan. Jelen voltak: Nelepka j..
Major j., Bornemisza T., Kovacs
NJ, 10th L., Galambosy Gy. A
bal tiszta haszna $17S.8O, mely
0sszeg a hitk0zseg penztaraho,
lett csatOlva.
A hitk0zseg neveben
Galambosy Gyorgy, h. j
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
SZOVETSEG ALAKULT
A V0LEGENYEK ELLEN

/, Sopronbol ielentik: Sopron-
ban a v6legenyek meg vannak
remiilve. De a menyasszonyok is
szepegnek. Az anyos-jeloltek pc
dig mem tudjak, 0riiljenek-e,
vagy sirjanakg
Sopronban nagy dolog tortent.
Megalakult az uj szovetkezet,
amely feliilbiralja, hogy a vole-
geny urak elvehetik-e felesegiil
kiszemelt aldozati baranyokat. s
a legt0bb esetben erdemetlennek
talaljak a volegenyt.
Peldaul elevelet irnak v6le-
genynek, amely ICY kezd6dik:
"Megvetett szeltol6 Ur!" ES ICY
vegz6dik: "Ha meg egyszer a
szerencsetlen menyasszonya koze-
lebe mereszkedik, leiitjiik dere-
| katr'
Levelet kap a meny|szony is.
A level erzelmes IS jelzi, hogy a
Tisztatiizii Szivek Sz0vetsege"
meg akarja menteni az 3 veszen-
d6 lelket v6legenytt3l, aki er-
demetlen ra, inert mas leannyal
volt mar viszonya = es hasonl6
jok. Ha aztan a v6legeny megis
a menyasszonya k0zelebe meresz-
kedik, t0lt0tt revolverrel, halalra
szantan, az anyos-jel0lt gordon
hangon fogadja. Mert 8 is erte-
silt a v6legeny osszes biineirol,
meg azokrol is, amiket sohase
k0vetett ell. Els partib6l mem
lesz semmi,
! Sok hazassagot megakaddlyoz
az NJ szovetkezet es a volegenyek
mem tudjak, mikent vedekezze-
| OLVASSA HIRDETESEINKET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18

dely nelkiil miik0d0tt. Hrdekes
fenyt vet balesetek k0rulme-
nyeire az is, hogy mig szabalyoe
utvonalakat kovet0 repiil6gepek
KOHL csak hat esetben volt hala.
los kimenetelii szerencsetlenseg
addig t0bbi esetben privat jel.
legii repiil6gepek, experimentalis
es mas jaratok k0zben szenved.
TEX balesetet. AA 0sszes balesetek
4S szazalekat a helytelen vezetes.
mex lehet tulajdonitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
MAGYAR TANCISKOLA
YOUNGSTOWNBAN

A magyarok altal j6l ismert es
kedvelt Kiss Bella tanctanar ismet
megnyitja tanciskolajat a Moose
Hallban CIV. Boardmann St.)
oktober 29-en, hetf6n este fel s
6rakor, melyet haromszor egy he
ten fog tartani.
Felhivjuk t. olvas6ink lapunk
jov6 heti szamaban megjelen6
hirdetesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
A SIT. TEREz. vACsORAN
KETSZER TER1TETTEK
"A fatal tarsulat els0 evfordul6i
iinnepsege j6l sikeru1t. -
Sep haszon jutott
Scent 1stvan egy-
haznak.

Oriasi Macy sikere volt annak
az iinnepi lakomanak, melyet a
SIT. Terez Noi K0r adott a SIT
1stvan Otthonban vasarnap este
f0nnallasanak egy ewes evfordu-
l6jan.
A SIT. Istvan Otthon teljesen
sziiknek bizonyult mindazok be-
fogadasara, akik elj0ttek es azert
ketszer kellett talalni, ami terme-
szetesen sok munkaval jart. De a
SIT. Terez N6i K0r mem banta e
megszaporodott munkat szive-
sen tettek vendegek kedveert,
Xix olyan Macy szammal j0ttek.
A SIT. Terez N3i K0r hatalmas
tenyez0 kezd lenni SIT. Istvan
Egyhazban $ buzgosagaval fa-
radsagot mem ismer0 szorgalma-
val mindenben el6mozditja anya-
gi javat. Munkaja nyoman a regi
torzsalkodas es visszavonas he
lyen beke, szeretet es testveri
megertes viragai kezdenek ia
kadni.
"A SIT. Terez K0r multi vasarna-
pi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $107 90
anyagi haszna volt SIT. Istvan
templom reszere. Termeszetesen
ext a rendkiviili nagy anyagi 81
kert az hozta, hogy SIT. Terez
Kor tagjai mindent sajatjukbol
adtak s a templomnak egy filler
jebe Sc keriilt az iinnepi lakoma.
Sok volna elmondani, hogy XII NIT
adott. Ket tortar6l tudunk. Mind
a kett6 hatalmas kalacs volt az
egyik Belenszki Janosne adoma-
nya volt, mask pedig, melyen
egy gyertyacska egett, Hajdu
1lonkat6l eredt. A t0bbi adakoz6
nevet is szeretn6k tndni, de AIT
mondtak, hogy annyi az adakoz6,
hogy neviik ell Sc ferne az ujsag-
ban. Penzadomannyal jarultak a
lakoma k0ltsegeihez Magdics Fe-
rencne 500 dollarral, ami minden
esetre f0l0tte bokezi adomany
volt es Bene Janosne $500.
A SIT. Terez NSi K0r buzgal.
ma6rt es aldozatkeszsegeert meg
erdemelte Varlaky Four dicsere-
tet, melyet kifejtett ez alkalom-
NAL. Meg kell emlekezniink Miss
Ambr6zyr6l is, aki odaadassal Is
tapintattal vezeti K0rt.
A helybeli papok KOHL Ft
Maczko JOSEF g0r. kath. pleba.
nos jelent meg beszedevel alta.
lanos derultseget keltett
Az iinnepi lakoman sorsolasra
keriiltek az agyterit6k es fiigg0
nyok, melyekhez val6 sorsjegyek
elarusitasaval Mai Claiborne ia.
radozott h6napokon keresztiil. A
scrsolasb6l jutott templomnak
$71.0O. Mai Gabornet k0sz0net
es elismeres illeti azon buzgalma
er, melyet kifejtett a sorsjegyek
elarusitasa k0rul.
A campbelli asszonyok a va
csora sikerehez egy nagy fazek
t0ltott kaposztaval hozzajarultak
ami igazan meglepetesszerien er.
te a SIT. Terez K0rt, s amelynek
nagyon meg0riiltek, inert ma.
gyar AIT tartja, hogy mem vacso.
ra a vacsora, ha mines t0lt0tt ka-
p0szta.
A SIT. Terez K6r moi tagjai XII.
kutattak, hogy mikor van Miss
Ambr6zy sziiletesnapja, mely al
kalommal gyony0rii r6zsacsokor-
raj es mas egyeb ajandekokkal
leptek meg, amit ezqton is ,koszon
Miss; Ambr6zy a kedves $ figyel-
mes tagoknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
GYAsZJELENTEs

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
1O8-ik youngstown fi6kjanak
tisztikara mely szomorusaggal je-
lenti
PASZTOR IsTvAN
tagtars elhunytat.
Legyen alma csendes!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
gimnaZiumba.

a gimnaziumba.
Shager valosziniileg a Kossuth
K0r november 4-iki Is ewes jubi-
leuma alkalmaval fog beszamolni
hazai esZleleteir0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
Eskiivo volt
a faluban

Lengyel Terez szaktarsnSm.
mex szives megemltkezesiil.
Eleted masodik felvonasahoz eliutva
Kivanok Merencset hosszi Ultra.
Fatyol koszoru diszitette hoinlokod
Aldas es beke uralja uj otthonod.
Mikor meg kislany voltal,
D6delgetett gyermeke apAdnak;
Feltve 6rz0tt sze1nefenye
Draga jo anyadnak.
Lanykorod szep emlekeit
Soh' sem felejtsd ell 6ket;
Bizva bizok. hogy mem felejted
Gyermeki nemes tettedet.
Sztil6id, Xix egykoron
Sokat kiizd0ttek eretted:
Jutalmul nekik csak annyit fizess.
Hogy 6ket tisztelve, imadva szeress.
Sokszor elbamultam szerenys6ged,
Greg es fatal ir&nti magaviseleted;
Scent volt, init apad, anyad mondott
A munka volt mindennapi gondod.
Ha Sors valtakoz6 viz0z0ne
Neha elmossa el6re scott tervedet.
Legyen hited eros
s bizalmad teljes Istenben!
ISIDORE STEINER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-05-24
Inspection of Summer Camps To
Be Made

Operators of summer or tourist
camps throughout the State are re-
quested by, DR.. John S. Fulton, direc-
tor of the State department of Health,
to file their applications for permits
to operate such camps during the
coming season, at once, so that the
necessary inspections may be made
before campers, tourists, and vaca-
: tionists take to the open road. The
applications should be sent to the
headquarters of the Department, Is
West Saratoga street, Baltimore.
To be duly certified, each camp must
satisfy the requirements of the State
Board of Health as to the protection
of water supplies from pollution; dis
posal of sewage; protection of food
supplies from contamination, and gen.
eral cleanliness. All premises which
accommodate ten or more persons and
which are to be used as a camp for
tourists, or for vacation outings for a
period of six days or longer, or which
are to be used as picnic grounds, are
subject to these requirements.
A licensed camp may be recognized
by placard bearing the State Seal,
and the following notice:
"This camp has been inspected and
approved by the State Board of
Health"
During the season of 1927, 1873
camps were inspected and licenses
were granted to IS. Re-inspection of
the camps were made throughout the
season by the Deputy State Health
Officers. In connection with these in
spections 263 analyses of water sup
plies were made.
Twenty counties and every section
of the State were represented by the
camps which met all of the require
ments. Of the total, Anne Arundel
county had IS; Frederick county, IT,
Washington county, 8; Montgomery
county, 5; Baltimore county, a; Cecil
county, 3, and the rest had one or
two.
Operators or others interested may
obtain copies of the regulations gov
erning camp sanitation and blue print
plans of arrangements for the protec-
ton of springs from pollution and for
the proper disposal of sewage by writ
ing to the State Department of Public
Health.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-05-24

Misses Fannie Yoder and Mary
Lichty and Messrs. Alvin Yoder and
Ross Lichty accompanied Miss Ber-
tina Lechnor to Aurora on Monday ev-
ening.
Miss Lena Slabach and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sisk attended revival SER
vices at Casselman church, near
Grantsville, on Friday evening.
Elwood Slabach, of Weston, called
on Noah Slabach and family on Fri
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beeghley re-
Gently visited Mrs. Jesse Gnegy at
Hopemont where Mrs. Gnegy is a pa
tient in the State sanitorium.
Miss Eta Schrock and Mr.. Charles
Wilson, of Oakland, were married or
Monday, the 18th inst, and are re-
siding in Oakland.
A number of the people of this COM
munlty attended communion services
at the Casselman and Maple Glen
churches near Grantsville on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Schrock and
Mr.. D. L. Swartzentruber spent Mon
day night at Mrs Schrock's home at
Grantsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Welch enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cramer and
daughter, of Kingwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Cramer and daughter, of A.
bright, Mr.. and Mrs. David Cramer,
Mrs. Orpha Cramer and son Scott, Of
Terra Alta, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Feather
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, of
Oakland, on Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-05-24
GORTNER.

Mr.. Edward Lichty, of Salisbury,
spent the weekend with his grand
father, Mr.. S. J. Lichty, at this place
The Dodge family were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Shaffer at Hau-
ser on Sunday.
Come to church services next Sun
day morning and evening, which will
be conducted by Mr.. Charles Walls, of
Grantsville.
The people of this community have
been attending services at Pleasant
Valley, which are being conducted by
Revs. Fultz and Westfall.
Mrs. Walter Schlossnagle is quite
ill as the result of an attack of infu-
enza.
Misses Lucy Beachy and Margaret
Gowns, Salisbury, were guests of rel
atives and friends over the weekend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-05-24
MEMORIES OF MY LAST FISHING
TRIP.

I've wandered to the river, Jim,
I've sat beside the brook,
And in the ripping ripples, Jim,
I've dropped a worm and hook.
But the speckled trout have left thc
stream
The clubs are all the go,
For I've not had nibble, Jim,
Since twenty years ago.
We took a trip to Cherry Creek
And l dropped my hook and bob,
.3ut scarcely had | took my seat
Till the gnats were on the job.
They tangoed all around my ear,
They pierced me high and low;
The sting was just the same, dear Jim,
AS twas twenty years ago.
Just below where Rock Lodge stands,
You know we started in
Our baskets strapped upon our back,
In our flask little gin.
And when the trout refused to bite,
Our lines we'd draw and throw
And take nip just as we did
Some twenty years ago.
l thought I'd cross to the other side,
And wandered down the stream
To where l found a crossing place
A large but messy beam.
But the same old wood was in the
beam;
1t tootered to and fro,
The dive l took was just the same
AS twas just twenty years ago.
The bee that buzzed among the flowers
Close by the hemlock tree,
In hunting for the sweetest sweets
Made head-on dive for me.
Ny carburator began to work,
l threw her out of low,
The speed made was just the same
AS twas twenty years ago.
We passed down by the old mill dam,
Long since gone to decay
The mill that spanned across the creek
Had all been torn away.
But the same bullfrogs were in the
stream,
They neither come nor go,
The song they sang was just the same
AS twas twenty years ago.
But now the dam, the big dam, Jim,
Has overfown it all,
With millions of those little finch
Just little too darned small.
But when the springtime comes, dear
jim,
If angling 1 would go,
l hope to catch the speckled trout
Of twenty years ago.
j. w. Kimmell.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-05-24
THE REPUBLICAN, OAKLAND, MD.

Thine Eyes are Blue ...... Strauss
Mr.. Irwin Miller, baritone
May .................T schaikowsky
Allegro from Sonata No. 4. =. Haydn
Trio from Sonata No. L.. Schubert
At the Window. .Rubenstein
Serenade. .......... Richard Strauss
Misses Holmes and Wallace at the
piano.
Sunday School Dinner.
An interested group of Sunday
school workers from various parts Of
Garrett county met at the National
Hotel on Monday evening where they
enjoyed a dinner and held a confer
ence, Rev. E. E. Campbell, county
president of the Sunday School Asso-
citation, presiding.
DR.. Davids, State secretary of Mary.
land, and Rev. Hamm, of Baltimore,
addressed the conference. DR.. Davids
gave fine talk on care there Some
Projects in Religious Education we
can do Together"
He urged the county to send one or
more delegates to attend the leader
ship training school at Lake Winni-
pesaukee, N. H., August 6-18. A mo-
ton to this effect was made and car
ried if funds can be secured to finance
the delegates.
A motion was made to adopted the
county council constitution suggested
by the Maryland Council of Religious
Education to take the place of the
Maryland Sunday School Association
and to retain the same officers elected
at the county convention at it's session
held in Oakland last October.
The daily vocation and teachers
training schools were discussed.
Those who attended the conference
were DR.. Davids, Rev. Hamm, Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ray Jones,
Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell, Miss Ashby
Miss Coral McRobie, Rev. and Mrs
c. A. Shilke, Oakland; Rev. E. E.
Campbell, Bittinger; Rev. Sigler, Sal
isbury, Pa; Rev. ]. E. johnson, G. w
Diefenbach, M. H. Lohr, Miss Ethel
Broadwater, Grantsville; Mr. and Mrs,
Arnold Fox, Friendsville.
Women's Club Meeting.
A special meeting of the Womens
Community Club was held at the home
of Miss Christina Winterburg yester-
day evening at which arrangements
to attend a special meeting in Oakland
on June and the Rural Women's
Short Course at College Park, June
IS to 26, were made.
Athletics and May Day
The athletic and May Day program
and exhibition to be held at the local
school on Friday, May rs, promises to
be the finest program ever put on by
the school. Everyone is invited to at
tend and see the browning of the May
queen and king and the May-pole
dances.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Zeller left or
Saturday to spend several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Osborne at Har-
risville, Pa.
Miss Tillie Gerson, of Accident, wa:
a weekend guest at the Victoria Ho.
fol in CrantcviIla
Mr.. R. R. Webster, of Mt. Savage
spent the weekend with friends here
Miss Helen Stanton, Johnstown, Pa.
was visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Stanton, recently.
Mrs. Lille Younkin and DR.. anc
Mrs. G. B. Ryland, the latter of Pitts.
burgh, were visiting in Confluence
Pa, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Barr, of Grove
City, Pa, and granddaughter Rutl
Osborne, returned to their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Zeller.
The basebell game which was tc
have been played Sunday between the
local nine and Shaw Mines, was post.
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visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Wag-
ner, at this place, recently.
Mrs. Isabel Brown Hull, Miss Ethel
M. Middlekauff and Miss Helen W
Steck, all of Hagerstown, Md, were
guests of Miss Ethel Broadwater re-
Gently.
Mrs. Hayward Broadwater, of Bell,
Pa, is visiting her mother, Mrs. VIM.
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Quinn, at Jennings, M,
T. Ray Stanton, who, ed to
Grantsville by tn edeath G. lother,
Mrs. Annie M. Stanton, h ,turned
to his home in Washington, L. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beachy, of
Smock, Pa, visited their father, Mr..
Marshall Beachy and family, a few
days ago.
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ooned on account of rain.

poned on account of rain.
Mr.. G. K. Klingaman, State super
visor of high schools, visited the Local
high school on Monday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
A. ]. Bender, aged one week, died at
the Western Maryland Hospital in
Cumberland, on Monday evening.
Mrs. Ella Brabson, Blaine, w. Va
Seward daily gateway., 1928-04-18
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY,
 APRIL PATH, 1928.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PRIMARY ELECTION will be held on Tuesday April 24th, 1928, in the Town Hall, Seward, Alaska for the purpose of nominating candidates of the various political parties of Alaska, for the following offices to wit:
 A Governor of Alaska, An Attorney General, A Delegate from Alaska to Congress, One Territorial Senator, Four Territorial Representatives, Two Road Commissioners, and for the pur- pose of eIecting the following party officials, to wit:
 A Republican National Committed man, A Democratic National Commit. teeman, Two Delegates to the Repub- lcan National Convention, Two AL tCIttdtCS lO kIG F~PGbiCAn tSaIf0UGt Convention, Six Delegates to the Dem- ocratic National Convention, Six AL ternates to the Democratic National Convention.
 The said election will be in the vot. ing precinct of the City of Seward, Alaska, and at the polling place here | in specified. The said polling place will be open between the hours of ] 8 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m. of said day.
 1 Dated at Seward, Alaska, March 23p 1928.
 By order of Common Council. (signed) J. P. HANNoN, Municipal Clerk, City of Seward, Alaska, Third Division, Territory of Alaska.
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INTERESTING FACTS ON THE b|C PARADE" NOW
 SHOWING AT LIBERTY

Made at Culver City, California, and at Fort Houston near San Antonio, Texas, by King vidor from Laurence Stallings original story. Fifteen thou sand persons in the cast, including the Second Division, U. s. A., under the command of General Paul B. Malone. Cost approximately s75o.Ooo.
 John Gilbert the star, Renee Adoree the featured player, and Karl Dane. Tom O'Brien, Hobart Bosworth, Claire Mcdowell. Claire Adams. Robert Ober and Rosita Marstini, principals.
 In its second year at the Astor Theatre. New York City. in which the first 30 weeks were played to receipts of ss12,ooo and 22.674 persons bought standing room in the course of that period.
 Toured the United States and Cana da with 10 companies, each of which is playing to an average of 16,00o to 10000 persons in weekly attendance
 Produced in the principal foreign capitals including London, Paris, Der lin, Melbourne, and playing to capaci- ty in each of those cities. The only picture that was ever put over in New York without line of advance boost ing or puffing, and the only picture that has ever been endorsed and of- 1 ficially sponsored by great universi- ty through the sponsorship of Yale : University Dramatic Association dur ing the New Haven, Connecticut, en- gagement.
 The most extensively commented on and the most profusely magazined pic. ture in the world by reason of the un solicited tributes of it's excellence from the national magazines and the writers everywhere.
 Seen and boosted by more than A. 100000 Americans, and destined to be the most largely circulated picture wherever a screen and projection ma chine are available.
 Last showing for the last time at the Liberty tonight. A packed house saw and enjoyed it last night.