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least her pretended surrender, to
the law Of the carnival-live and let
live: ask no questions and answer
none.
In the thick silence that followed
Sally tremblinsly seated herself be.
fore her trunk and smeared her
neck, face. arms and hands with
theatrical cold cream. She was
conscious that other. weary girls
drifted in-''ths girl nobody can
lift" the albino girl. whose pink
eyes were shaded with BIG blue cog
giles: the two diving girls. looking
as II their diet OF soda pop and
bananas eaten under water did not
agree with them. But she was
aware Of them rather than saw
them. stray bits Of their converse
tion forced through her own CON.
dieting thoughts and emotions
'sWhers's my rabbit ioot7 Cawd.
rye lost my rabbit footl That
means 4 run Of bad luck. sure
"-,n I says. Blow. you crazy
|rube. Whsddys take me ior?'s
"Whaddys know3 Gus the
barker's fell something fierce Tor
the new hid. N they say Pop By.
bees got her On percentage q well
90 = buets pr and cakea eoms
guys 0ss al Tho luok-
'sWho's the shsik n the privilege
carl Don't look Ike no E. p. 70 me.
Boy howdyl Hear you already
stake1 your claim, Mia Who 4
he3 Nilllenaife's con eettin' a
eyeful of ufe u Ssw3s :
She knew thai Nite did not IN
swer. q least not n words Grad
ually talk died down: weary bod
| tes stretched their aching length
upon hard. saggins eoth Bomeoul
turnoo ont the evtttosl0e 90 81
TINT had ine6ectually il)umlnatel
t1e 1too0 tent 0ruono ophoj6o(
into scores Or wh1s1llaos o1oootda
brontGlng. \ sn46ea be4ooo tueeo(
| q ~ looeo oldoG g ~ int Gaap
olno The cansossl o01ly aenlnof u
w0ooo1 otakeo thoE ~ B 0oun.
Athough ~ 80 = tlro6 ~
her 1nacleo eUivtso1 an1 jotlIol
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A NEW STUCCO BUNGALOW
that is strictly modern, hardwood
floors, furnace heat, two bed
rooms, large closets, . sun parlor,
full basement, basement garage.
East front, low taxes, good loca-
ton. Sales price $6600.00. Good
terms.
A FIVE YEAR OLE MODERN
bungalow, oak floors, two bed
rooms, large closets. oak trim ~
living room and dining room,
breakfast nook in kitchen, full
partitioned basement, outside
double garage. South front, good
location. Sales price $67t0.00.
Terms.
A VERY FINE HOME. STRICTLY
modern, four large bedrooms,
hardwood floors and TRIM fire.
place, hot water heat, full paFti-
toned basement, laundry room.
South front, good location. Sales
price $706O.O0. Terms.
SIX Room MODERN two STORY
house, fire place, hardwood floors,
full basement, furnace heat. South
front, good location. Sales price
36600.00. VERY good terms.
FIVE ROOM sTUcCO AND TIE
BUNGALOW, modern. basement Rpr-
a9es furnace heat, nice lot, south
front. Sales price $4700. Terms
FIVE ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
part basement, furnace asst, good
location. Sales price $3S0O.0O.
Good terms. .- M a
FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
house, water. nehts, bath. east
frout Sales price $2300.0O. Good
w ROOM PARTLY MODERN
house, hsydWoed dooEs. -:Mater,
lights, bath, garage. 6ales price
$500 Coed toenas. s. \ - s
A LARGE .ROollINC HOUSE,
yuodoru, In rcd .o3 SONS Jopaigg,,
located close 10 Catholic. church
and school, jtmmodiat4 pe11ossion.
Salos price $500, $4,000 cash
down and monthly pa: tents.
THIS AGENCY ALWAYS HAS a
eoo1 4ull ednplete ~ Of Bis
marclr1 houses and lots with
price6 20 1T any buyer. Watch
thG Est end for bargains il. lots.
you ear by - 81 contract,
HIDDEN RIAL ESTATE
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ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed bids will be received at the
office Of the City Auditor OF the City
Of Bismarck, North Dakota. until
eight o'clock p. NJ. April 2ard. 1928.
for the construction OF sidewalks.
cross walks. and the rclaying OF block
walks. in the said city Of BISMARCK.
during the season Of 1928, in accord
ance with tho ordinances of said city.
Each bid must he accompanied by.
certified check, which check shall be
In the sum OF Fifty Dollars ($60.00)
forfeited to the City OF Bismarck In
case the party whose bid is accepted
shall fail TO enter into y contract
with the said city.
Each bid must also be accompanied
by a bond In the sum 81 100000; con-
ditional for the execution of the con-
tract as aforesaid and tho faithful
performance OF such work, if the
contract in AWARDED TO the bidder.
Plans and specifications are on file
with the City Auditor and tho City
Engineer.
The Board ar City Commissioners
reserve tho right to reject any or all
bids.
M. II. ATKINSON.
City Auditor.
(3j2H--aj4)
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systematically. Sally found that she
could not sleep. A Il her mind
were Z motion. picture screen. the
events Of the day marched past. In
very bad sequence. like an unassem.
bled film. She saw her own small
figure Hitting across the screen.
fantastically clad in purple satin
trousers and green Jacket. her face
and arms brown as an Indians. her
eyes shielded by q little black lace
veil. Crowds OF farmers. their
wives. their children: smalltown
business men. their wives and gig.
Cling daughters and goggle-eyed
sons, avid for 4 glimpse OF the
naughtiness which the barker prom
Used behind the tent flap Of the
''girlie show" pressed In upon her.
receded. pressed again. thrust out
quarters. demanded magic visions
Of her
David. his eyes streaming with
onion tears. smiling at her. David
reading that dreadful newspaper
story David OF yesterday. saying.
.Dear little Sally!" pressing her
against him for q blessed minute
And Mia, her eyes rabid with
sudden. ugly passion-passion for
David-Nita threatening her.
threatening David
David. David! Tho movie
stopped with . jerk. then resolved
itself into an enormous closeup"
Of David Nash. his eyes smiling into
hers with infinite geutleness and
tenderness.
"Does he think I'm just = littls
girl. too young toto be In love
or to be loved?" she asked herself.
audacious In the dark. "If-if he
Was at all IN love with me-but oh.
he couldn't be!-would he be 80
friendly and easy with met
Wouldn't he be embarrassed. and
blush. and-and things like that!
Oh. I'm Just being sillyl He
doesn't think Of me ct al except
- = little girl who's IN trouble. A
girl alone. as he calls me-"
Tben . new memory banished
even the Closeup" OF David on the
screen Of her mind memory
called up BY those words-"girl
alone" She felt that she ought to
weep with shame and contrition be.
cause she had 20 long half-forgotten
Mrs. Bybee's promise 70 make in
Quiries about her mother-tho
mother who had given her 20 the
orphanags ~ years before. leaving
behind her only . meager record
"MrA Nora Ford. aged g."
So little in those words with
which to conjure up = motherl She
would DO 10 now. it-je she were
still alive! Suddenly nil her Il
years Of orphanhood. Of longing TOE
Z mother. even for . mother Who
would desert her child and 80 away
without . word. rushed over Sally
like m avalanche Of bruising
stones. Every hurt she had sus.
tanned during all tho1s - mother.
lsss years throbbed with fresh VIC.
lance: drew hard tears that dripped
upon the lumpy cotton pillow BE-
Ipeath her tossing head.
When the payoxysm. Of weeping
I'D somewhat tubsided she crept
ont Of her cot and knelt beside It
and prayed
| Then che crert back into bed. m
00nnc1oua that thu MIDGET Wa nfill
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Tnls MAS oAPPENuD

SALLY UOWD . Charmed outs
- CLEm CARSON. oFospopous
eas0eF. the su00eS she % %. and
leaves the state ovpoooaeos The
only Ao0e oho Ao0 Goowu disco
e .ss . ter; Z. a q ss 2.t ss'. 80: g:
etu6eu1 and athlete. Davs6 ore.
fers salty % Cle0s eaa.te0Uerea
daughter. PEARL. ao0 this aogers
toe farWes.
When Carson 0ohes 0nsulting
ee0arks ahout salty DAVID oo0do
hin esaahlng - the groun0 With
ere terrific blow. 0ov10 ooo sally
Gee. They tramp estsl 0es.lae
:s sss 'is s IS: s:. .sss.s.s s1 ss..s.
sally spies EDDIE COUB. eernes
1anete 81 The ODhaas' @e1e
Ne bego WINFIELD 0YOe&.
0ooaGeF q The carnival @ Gsake
. pooce ter tAooo I've a0o oCcoe0.
ong1y Dovl1 d eeot % the eoo1s's
eoP and sally 0eco0ee sPsoeeeoe
Lal1a." crystal gaser. Salty aaakee
OeNO." who WARNS her % beware
e NtTA. the Ho1a 1aDeeS. wb0 Aas
Der eye - Davta s.
rAat slght % The eress eeas
N0eA eo@ee %. When Salty Speaks
@ 0oe. oho eOeo oes shove oo6 eelle
her oeo kuoWo VIE she % WeOo
eooo0h. 0eo1lae. 0enae1agoy ever
salty. che 6e0ae1ss "ne pc Wane
Ne % tip ~ the pellees Well.
O. eee6. al q st:"
now GO ON vvurn THE 0T0ny
CHAPTER XVIII
TOUR girls. two OF them thin to
= emaciation. one over-fat. the
fourth % bsautifully shaped - .
Greek utatuA trsiled dispiritedly
into the dress tent. their hands
groplug % unfasten the snaps Of
their soiled silk cherus-girl co..
tumoe
Nov. weary unto death utter 10
performances tho "Folliess girls
shue0ed On aching feet to their cots
and seated themselves with groans
and GleplSlte6 curses. paying not
the eaiuteet attentlon to the tense
tableou preeoated b. Nita. the
Hula" dancer. a1d the girl they
knew q sprineees Lalla-"
S&llyb frightened eyes nuttered
from one % auother Of that b.
dragglo6s pathetic quartet but che
might % veil have appealed 70 the
gaudily poluted banners that Out.
tered over The deserted booths out,
side.
what Do Jon want. Nital" she
whispered. moistening her dry. lips
and twisting her little brown.
painted hands together.
"Ill. ten you last enoueh!" Nita
snarled. thrusting her face close to
Sallyih = want you to give that
sheik of yours the gate-get me!
Ditch him. shake him, ana ! don't
mean maybo!"
For The third time that day Sally
was having David Mash. The only
friend che had ever made outside
the orphanase. thrown into her fael
- . sweetheart or worse Winfield
Bybeo'0 casual words % hls wife
Cant Jon 80 she's clear gone O.
hat Dave chap Of hersf"-had made
her heart beat ease With Q queer,
su@oeaelne kind q pleasurs. {
pleasure Tho hao nevos before q.
perieneed % her lllG Those words
ha4 eomehow lnitiateo her intc
young ladyhood freusht with
strange. lovely pslvilegss. amono
then the glGhe % b scloar some
- eaas> eN>-aAe
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Lair Motor Sales Co.
HOME LAUNDRY

GENTLEMEN! The only way to
keep your shirts for years is to
send them to Marguerit Bulten's
Home Laundry. Repairs If de-
sired. We call and deliver. 203
Ave. A West. Phone 1917.
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE-My % 1-2 acre farm,
all fertilized land located on Fort
Lincoln road, outskirts of city.
Peter Schantz, Route 2, Bis
narck, N. d.
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FOR SALE-Lloyd Loom baby car
riage. Phone Atm or call at SOC
Tenth street.
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AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN - II
you arc In earnest and want to
make connection where you can
make $500 to 500 weekly, We
have the proposition with . re-
liable company producing . quail.
ity line Of attractive fast selling
merchandise for the entire FAM
lily. Complete sample line fur
nished. For full information,
write Minnesota Wooden Com
pany, Duluth. MINI.
statesmen with cars to sell In
terstate, Oil Company's establish
ed line Of oils and paints. Lists
of customers furnished. Phone
or write r. T. Swain, Gladstone
Hotel, jamestown, N. d.
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LAWN FERTILIZER

| HAVE some pure sheep fertilizer
the best money can buy. haul
black dirt and ashes. II you want
to get your moneys worth phone
o77-J. T. NJ. Burch, Ais Seventh
street.
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OFFICE ROOMS

OFFICE ROOMS
FOR RENT-Desirable office room
in Hoskins block. See S. A.
Floren, Business Service Co.
Phone 401.
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LOST

LOST-One pair shell trimmed
glasses in leather case, in down
town district. Finder please re-
turn same to Tribune.
LOST-I.ady's wrist watch in down.
town district. Finder call 329-R
for reward.
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BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co., Mandan,
N. D.
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and hot water furnished. Screened
porch. Phone 1loo.
FOR RENT-Four room first floor
apartment and bath. Also gar.
y age. Call at sic Ninth street,
Phone l77.M.
FOR RENT-April first, three room
apartment, ground floor, beauti-
fully furnished. Call ct 120 w,
Rosser.
FOR RENTING room apartment
with gas range and mostly new
furniture. Also garage Tor rent
Haielhurst, ali Fifth street
Phone 273.
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APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
apartment, large front room down.
stairs, two sleeping rooms up
stairs. Small kitchenette. Nice
for 2 or ) girls or married couple.
Convenient to schools and capitol.
Phone 3OO-W.
FOR RENT-Three room spacious
apartment on ground floor. Pri-
vate entrance, entirely modern.
Close in, $50 per month. Inquire
at 122 Main Ave. West.
FOR RENT-All modern four room
apartment, also two room apart
ment partly furnished for light
housekeeping. Phone 1873, Bis
marck College building.
PARTLY furnished, new three room
apartment in modern home, pri-
al bath, also private entrance.
SOP Second street or phone
1O5O-R.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
also 3 burner gas plate, 2 gas
ovens and l duofold and 1 day
bed. Call $50 Fourth.
For RENT-Four room unfur-
nishcd apartment, hot water heat
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FOR Skv"-A baby. carriage, 60
cart, and q Tayltr-tot, 8 for SIS.
Call fO54-M or 81 Thayer.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-A fine z room bunga-
low and garage on . lot 60x15O
lawn. fruit trees and strawberry
patch, also . large garden spot.
House strictly modern, full base
ment with large wash room. A
good location, only 8 blocks from
school. Sales price $5500.00.
Terms. Phone call ga.
FOR RENT-six room modern
house, modern I room flat with
bath, also furnished three ROOM
Dale apartment 2, close in. Kitch-
en- range FOR sale. Phone 9O5.
FOR SALE-My home, 606 West
Rosser, an ideal home. Will be
sold cheap. Consists Of z rooms,
Hardwood floors throughout. j. s,
johnson, Patterson Hotel.
FOR SALE-Tive room bungalow
in A No. 1 condition. Very reason
ably priced r taken at once. Small
down payment. Phone 92l.
FOR RENT - Front s room flat.
With hot water. Located in down,
town business district. For fur
Their information phone SO.
FOR RENT-Six room modern
house 1t 701 Front street. In
quire at 611 Second street or
phone BIT.
FOR RENT-Fivc room modern
house with garage. For informa-
ton see Papacek, The Tailor.
FOR RENT--Furnished house at
S13 Thayer Avenue. Inquire Of w.
s. Casselman.
TAKEN UP
TAKEN UP-One brindlc andwhite
bull dog about 8 months old.
Call Clarence Hanson. Phone
219-J or call at AGO Seventh
street.
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WELL FURNISHED room in nice
private home. Close in. Always
hot water. Gentleman only. In
auire 6Q2 Seventh street.
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FOR RENT-A piano in first class
condition. Call at sos Seventh
after 500 n. m.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PIT Q N Il 32-
MALE rELP WANTED

-sAaSAS =. z1A w IN y A1k1
WANTED-First class mechanic;
prefer one who has had Chevrolet
experience. Must be thoroughly
competent to rebuild motors Of all
makes. Location small town in
Bismarck territory. Address Ad.
8. 10, care Tribune.
WANTED AZ ONCE-25 men to
learn barber trade Systematic
training for beot positions. Cata-
leg free. Molef Barber College,
Butte. Mont; Fargo. IN. o.
WANTED-Collec per
week, no experience necessary.
$500 cash bond required. Write
Tribune Al. No. 20. ~
WANTED-Young man to work By
til. month. F. ]. JaszkoMiak, 419,
twelfth street. - --.-
WANTED - Experienced pantry
msn and Mattresses at the Patter-
son Hotel.
WANTED-Waiter at O'Brien's
cafe.
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Guaranteed
Rebuilt Automobiles
A Used Car Is No Better Than thu
Dealer Made It.
WHEN you buy a rebuilt car here
you arc our customer and not the
patron of the manufacturer who
made the car or the first owner
of it. This business is built upon
the good will Of those who have
borrht new and used cars here.
Rebuilt Cars WITH. ~ utation"
Lair Motor Sales Co.
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EPILEPSY-How poisoned blood
causes fits. How to stop fits
promptly. Free treatise and in
structions. Write Western Medi-
cal Assn, 1875 w. END St., Chi
cago.
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MISCELLANEOuS

FOR SALE-Tho. South Side Gro.
Gerry store business, yearly sale1
about $40, 10000, good propOdj-
ton. Price reasonable and terms
can be made to suit the purchas-
er. Reason for selling, have other
business interests that need my
personal attention. For further
information see Sam Sloven, care
Northern Hide and Fur Company,
Bismarck, N. Oak.
NATIONAL cash registers new and
second hand. Over 500 styles and
sizes. We have one to fit your
business. w. K. Stitzcl, represen-
tative. Patterson Hotel, Bis
FOR SALE-Cho!ce Imported Ger
man Rollers gAd Hartz Mountain.
also .lative singers. Cages, seeds
treats, etc. Phone 115-J, Jacob
Bull, Dickinson, N. D. Box 72S.
FOR SALE-One John Deere gang
for tractor; one two unit Human
milking machine. Phone 1921
or call 82O Mandan street. Alfred
S. Dale. Bismarck.
GET your piano tuned before house,
cleaning time. Call c. L. Bryan
at The Melody Shop.
FOR SALE-EarIy Ohio seed po-
tatoes. Per bu. $500. Phone
7-F-23.
WANTED-A good second hand
bicycle. Call at S13 Third street.
x *
SOUNDS SUSPICIOUS
Clerk: Will ona collar be suf{i-
cient, madam ?"
Miasus: Young man, are you in-
sinuating ~ I've got more than ono
husband Passing Show.
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FOR SALE-Three burner super,
fex perfection oil stove and oven.
Hi-Waffle iron of cast aluminium.
A Universal electric grill. Phone
soar.
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FOR RENT-April 1st, three nice
well ventilated rooms over
Knowles Jewelry store. Apply to
F. A. Knowles.
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WORK WANTED

WONn w AN Ell
WORK WANTED-Garden plow-
ing, ashes hauled, good work
guaranteed. Price reasonable
Phone 7S4-W. VIM. Ode, 5l9
South Twelfth street.
LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clear
out or re air that leaky OF
closgei radiator. All work guar.
anteed and price reasonable.
PART TIME-Bookkeeping, steno.
graphic, clerical, or any kind OF
office work by experienced par.
ty. Phone 1O5O.R.
FLOWING gardens and hauling
ashes and black dirt. Phone 686-M
or call 1T AIS Thirteenth street
south. John Jahner.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
in strictly modern home, Call
ZOE Seventh street or phone
357-M.
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PERSONAL

PIANIST and Phrenologist Mad
am Lattimerelle. Helps find lost
articles. SEQ her today. lis First
street. Phone 1850.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Competent middle aged
woman. to care for invalid during
the day. Call 1402.R between
$3.50 and 1880 p. m. or at noon.
WANTED-A competent girl for
general house work. Small fam
lily. Phone 055-W. Mrs. ]. A.
Fleck.
WANTED-A competent girl for
general homework. Mrs. s. w.
Corwin. 422 Ave. G.
WANTED-A girl to learn hosiery
repair. Apply Rose Shop.
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POSITION WANTED
EXPERIENCED cook desires posi-
ton with bridge crew or grading
outfit. Write Marie Zugcr, Man
dan. N. D.
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ing room suitable for one or two,
in modern home. Home privileges
with board, il desired. Sic Main
call 1411.M.
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FOR SALE-Monarch range with
hot water front. For rent: Room
in modern home with board, also
garage. Phone 1861. Call at
! 4O1 Ninth street.
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J0NNFK A sz1NEszEK /!
S3nre keriil "A tr6n Is
sxerelem" november 12-en.

Meg elenk emlekezetben van {
chicagoi szineszek multi havi sztF
sziniel6adasa es a koz6nseg tiirel
metleniil varja a masodik el6.
adast, amelyet a Kossuth K0rbcr
tartanak november l2-tn, hetf5
h0z egy hetre.
Mint most ertesuliink, ez aka.
lommal szinre keril Alexandrs
vagy a "Tr6n es szerelem'' cimJ
remek latvanyos hazai operette
gyony0ru zenevel, remek enekek.
kel, tancokkal es sok komediayal
Gagyi Janos, akinel jegyek
el6re valthat6k, jelenti, hogy mar
eddig tobb jegyet f9glaltak lie,
mint auait eli 1adasral J6 lesz te
hat mindenkinek iparkodni Is je'
gyerol gondoskodni, inert biztos
hogy november 12-en telt haz les2
Kossuth K0rben.
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GRoSSHANDLER EL6ADAST
TARTOTT CAMPBEIL.EN

Mintegy 400 hallgat6ja volt
Grosshandler N. urnak, nyomda.
vallalatunk elnokenek, aki mult
penteken este a campbelli Com.
munity House-ban el6adast tar.
tott a bevandorlasr6l.
Ugyancsak beszelt ezen a gyu-
lesen j. H. C. Lyon t0rvenyszeki
bir6 polgarosodasrol.
A most penteken esti gyiilesen
aszavazas modjait fogjak megma-
gyarazni, teljesen partatlanul, az
ARA hivatott egyenek. Ugyan-
csak ismertetni fogjak az allami
es megyei hivatalnokok koteles-
segeit es hogy mi hivatali mil
kodesi k0ruk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
J6l sikerultek
i maszka-balok
4 Hall0w 'een alkalmat adott q
magyar ifjus&gnak a
mulatozasra.

Hallow 'een a bolondok estelye
Amefikkban. Most hirtelenil mem
tndjuk, hogy miert iinneplik ezt
a balohdok estelyet minden evben
okt6bcr 31-en, de AIT hissziik,
hogy ez olyan szureti mulatsag
fajta. Evvel az unnepseggel fe-
jeztek be ITALIAN regente az 6szi
munkdt q f0ldeken. Ekkorra be
hordtak a kukoricat IS t0kot.
Talan, exert kukorica Is a t0k a
Hallow cent jelkepezo novenyek.
A magyar szarmazasu fiatalsag
is kivette reszet Hallow 'enn
megiinnepleseb6l.
Az els6 nagy maszka-balt Kos
suth K6r tartotta hetf3n este sa-
jAts termeiben, amelyeket erre az
alkalomra szepen kidiszitettek.
A fiatalsag nagyon j6l mulatott
s., dicstrte Rigo J6ska cleveland
kitiin5 bandajat, amely a zenet
szolgaltatta. A legszebb es legcsu-
nyabb ielmezesek szep ,iutalmak-
ban rreeszesiiltek. ss
Sheridan este, az igazi Hallow'
cen estejen Katholikus Ifjusagi
K0r tartotta nagy maszka-baljat
az Eagles Klub nagytermeben.
Ezen a mulatsagon is szep SIAM
ban vett reszt magyarsag es Xxi
tun5en inulatott.
Multi szombaton este a Magyar
Nemet Hall-ban Sharon Line
melhtt Y Mpnlkdshe4egsegelyzSk
||ts Z i5Siarda 4 ifssF s5ttsk " szspen T i 81 i.
kerilt szireti mulatsagot, anne
lyen Medve Istvan kitunS hub
bardi bandaja szolgaltatta a mu-
zsikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
BOGAR LAJOA UTICA
TOLEDO, o.-BAN

Bogar Lajosnak, az elhunyt to.
ledoi ref. lelkesznek emleket nem.
csak magyarsag, de varos is
kegyelettel 6rzi. A varosi tanacs
legut6bbi ulesen avval fejezte ki
elismereset a nehai lelkesz k0z.
hasznu munkassaga felett, hogy
utcAt nevezett ell r6la.
Az egyhangulag elfogadott ha.
tarozat ertelmeben a magyar ne.
gyedben lev6 Ann Streetet nevez.
TEX el Bogar Avenue-nak.
Az elnevezes unnepelyesen fog
megt0rtenni a k0zel j0v6ben a
helyszinen a varos vezet8segenek
es a magyarsagnak nagy reszve.
televel.