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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

illandoan jatszo "Intim Szinhaz'
egy orszagos vendegjatekra,
megerdemlik a partfogast. inert
mint halljuk, igazan jol jatsza-
max.
Figyelje meg, hol lesznek az
eloadasok es hol lehet az igazan
olcso jegyeket venni. lit lista
Warren, O.-ban eloadas lesz
majus l4-en, kedden a Knight
of Pythias Temple, vagyis a X.
of P. Hall-ban, 347 N. Park
Avenue Jegyek elore megvalt-
hatok: Parti Jozsef. 34l Fourth
St. Phone: 32o5l, Zola A. eksze-
resi- 1856 S. Park Ave-, Alex
Johnson, specially izleteben, l25
S. Pine St. Warren, O.
Youngstown, O.-ban az e1o-
adas a CLANCY High School
Macy Authoritarian. majus ho
lien, penteken este 8 oratol
lesz a "Torockoi Menyasszony"
eloadva, a Mahoning es North
Hazelwood Avenuen. Jegyek
el6re kaphatok: Ress zeneuzlete-
ben, Katoch-fele fuszeruzletben,
Barta Sandor es Barta Peter
hentes es DISQUALIFICATION,
Rusznak Samuel ekszeruzleteben
es tobb mas ismert magyar liz
letben.
Farrel-Sharonban az eloadas
majus ho l8-an szombaton, az
ismert Polish Hall-ban a Wal
lis Avenuen, Farrellban lesz. A
jegyek lit is elore megvalthatok
az ismert magyar uzletekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
MEM Al MAGYAR KACURT|
AkARTAK BECSAPNI

Mutt heti szamunkban meg
irtuk egy campbelli Kacur (Ka-
cir) Mihaly (Mike) esetet. A
napokban bent jart xszerkeszto-
segiinkben Kacur Mihaly ismert
magyar honfitarsunk. aki szinten
Campbellben lakik es kijelentet-
te, hogy bizony mem 8 volt az
eset hose, hanem alighanem egy
hasonlo newt horvat ember.
Csak AIT sajnalta a mi Kacurunk,
hogy neki mines 1900 dollarja.
- Ha volna. maid gondjat
tudnam en- viselni - mondotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
Macy TANCMULATSAG
WARRENBEN

A Warreni Els6 Magyar Be
tegsegelyzo Egylet nagysikerii-
TEX mulatsaoain, mar csak azert
rendez szombaton, majus lien
magyarsag altal jol ismert
American Legion Hallban, az
Elm es High utcak sarkan.
E'z a jotekony ce1u egylet rit-
kan tart mulatsagot. de tagjai
mindig reszt vettek mas egyle-
tex mulasagain, mar csak azert
is me.gerdemlik, hogy skier koro-
nazza munkajukat.
Az egylet tisz ikara es a bal
rendez6 bizottsaga ninden lehe-
tot elkovet mulatsag sikere er-
dekeben.
ElsSrendu ismert ,zenekar fog
ia huzni szebbnel-szebb ma
gyar es amerikai tanczenet. Etc
lex es italok a javabol. Warren,
Niles es Youngstown kornyek
osszmagyarsaga ide ada a talal-
kozot majus lien. szombaton.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
ORVOSI FELOLVASAS

Most vasarnap delutan fel ha-
rom oral kezdettel a Munkas
Szovetseg Youngstown osztalya
egeszsegugyi eloadasi delutant
rendez a West Sidei Magyar
Hazban. Ez alkalommal Dr.
Fiizy Pal. a Mahoning Megyei
Orvos Szovetseg alelnoke tart
eloadast az orvosi tudomany es
a civilizacio kapcsolatairol a
multban es a jelenben. Belepti
dij nincs.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
"TOR0CK0I MENYASSzONY''
Kray Emo Is szintarsulata Youngstownban, Waenben
Is Farreben ada eo EFT nagyszeri vi hazai vidam
enekes felvonasos nepszinmiivet

Ennek az elejetol-vegig erdek-
feszito darabnak tartalmat,
izgato cselekmenyet lie kellene
kozolniink. Ez egyszer eltertnk
a rendes szokastol es mem irjuk
meg el6re a darab cselekme-
nyet. Meggyozodesiink. hogy
ICY kozonseg erdeklodese in
tenzivebb es nagyobb figyelem-
mel koveti az iro mondani-
valojat es a szineszek jatekat.
Annyit azonban elore elarul-
hatunk, hogy a darab temaja
aktual,tasanal fogva, vallas es
tarsadalmi kulonbseg nelkul,
m>nednkit erdekel. Egy meny-
asszony es volegeny szerelmi
hfstoriajarol van $40, akikrol
kisiil, hogy mem egy vallason
vannak. EFT kenyes temat az
iro Indig Otto = olyan kez-
tyIs kezzel, olyan okosan, olyan
mindenkit kielegit6, bolcs meg
ertessel keel, hogy mines olyan
ember, aki a darab meghallga-
asa utan megnyugvassal ne ten
ne magaeva az iro velemenyet.
A darab Torockon tortenik es
szintiszta magyar levegoje. A
szinpadon, egy megszallt terule-
ten fek'v6 magyar fatu kedves,
mulatsagos figurai bogozzak a
cselekmeny fonalat! Beszelnek,
enekelnek es egy ropke estere
idevarazsoljak a mi szeretett,
draga ohazankat.
Ezen a videken mar kozel negy
eve mem voltak szineszek. Most
hogy elton a new york; hires.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
LEVETK6ZTETTEK

Bubash Jozsef, 7l0 Hayman
Street, lakos hazafele tartott a
West Madison Avenuen nemre-
gen egy ejszaka. Egyszerre meg
tamadtak. behurcoltak egy ottani
iskola moge. elvettek 10 dollar
keszpenzet es meg raadasul le-
huztak labarol III cip6jet es ell
Vyittek a kalapjat Mindezt Bu-
bash nagy busan jelentettejia q
nd6rsegen. sy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
NEMZETKOZI VACSORA

Az international Institute, a
mely a Y. w. C. A.-vel kapcso-
latham sokat segit a bevandorolt
nok tanitasaban, majus lien es-
te fel hetkor West Sideon la
ko asszonyok kezdemenyezesere
vacsorat rendez a
Walnut Streeten lev6 klubhaz-
ban. A magyarsag is hivatalos
erre a vacsorara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

Green gyavan es nyomorultul
bevallja, hogy amennyiben EFT a
ket torvenyt mem alkotnak meg,
a Federation felett az uralmat el-
veszti abban a radikalisok We
silk at hatalrnat.
Mas szavakkal a tehetetlen
munkasvezer beismeri, hogy a
munkasokat keptelen szervezni
es egyenesen a kongresszustol
varja, hogy ait megtegye he
lyette.
Lehetseges, kogy ket javas-
lat keresztul megy mindket haz-
ban, de a harminc oras munka-
hetet az elnok jovahagyni mem
fogia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
sZERKEszT0NK BErEG


Szerkesztonk, aki mar a multi
heten gyengelkedett, kenytelen
nehany hetre pihen6re menni egy
szanatoriumba, inert gyomorbaja ia
rosszabbra fordult. Kerjiik az
egyhazak es egyletek vezetoit
hogy hireiket lehetoleg hetf6n,
de legkes6bben kedden adjak le,
vagy lapunk varosi irodajaban,
408 w. Federal St. vagy ugy
adjak postara 3o2 Norwood Ave
ala cimezve, hogy az legkes6b-
ben, kedden megerkezzen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
VERHOVAY 1os

A Verhovay 1O8-ik osztaly be-
teg tagjai a heten a kovetkezok !:
Varga Janos. 1647 Midland Ave.
Hajdu Jozsef. "a Morley Ave.
Campbell, O. Szesze Istvan, All
Steel St. Ambrusko Ferencne,
1907 Glenwood Ave. Szeneget6
Miklos. Lockwood, O. Id. Bor-
sodi Janos, lo8 N. Brockway
Ave. = Betegseg titkarnal je-
lentendo.
Turner Josef, titkar
lis Manchester Ave
Telefon olO5o
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
II f TT 81 F N L E
(Folytatas a 4-ik oldalrol.l

(Folytatas a 4-ik oldalrol.I
naltak es hogy szazalek-arany-
ban Angliaban sokkal tobb mum
katlan es nincstelen koldus van.
Ezzel a propagandaval kapcso-
latham folyik mask propagan-
da, amely lit gondolkozo libe-
rails es radikalis egyenekbe akar-
ia belefojtani szuszt es ait is
minden vonalon fo1yatjak.
A Hearst gang az iskolakra
vetette magat es a f6iskolakban
akarjak megfojtani a tanarok
szabadsagat, mig a kisebb lapok
kulonosen a protestans papok
radikalizmusat tamadjak.
Ko,ben minden allami torveny-
hozasban "voros" "-ellenes torve-
nyeket nyomnak keresztul, amely
mem kommunista, hanem a IL
beralis emberek ellen iranyul.
Ebben a nagytoket segitik a ha-
zaffyas egyesiiletek, legio. a
Daughters of American Fede-
ration es meg vagy huszmot
hangos szervezet es ez a segit-
seq - mem esik hiaba. Mert eze-
ket viszont penzzel a nagyt6ke
segiti.'
Erdekes, hogy fejvesztett to-
kes-osztaly kisemmizettek
fegyvereit akarja a sajat fajtajuk
ellen haszna1ni.
Kevesen vettek ugyan eszre,
de valossgos szenzacioja volt az
orssagnak, hogy ., sok millioval
rendelkezo General Food el-
noke, a szintkns sok millioval rem
delkezS Mr. Hutton az egyetemi
hallgatokat radikalis tanarok
elleni sztrajkra izgatta. Tenyleg
igaz, ugy latszik, hogy az rral
kodo .osztalyok csak akkor ta-
nulnak, mikor a fejeik a Tampa
vasakra keru1nek. sh,.~~'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
ELFoGoTr BET0R0

Jo fogast csinalt napokban
rend6rseg. mikor elfogott egy
Gus Klein newt lo ewes ifjut.
akit egy Wilma Streets otthon-
ban betoresen tetten ertek. Klein
beismerte, hogy tobb. mint negy-
ven hazba tort be. Tobbek k0zt
Banyar Agoston ismert magyar
smernok 3O2l Rush Boulevard
alattii otthonaba IS betort. B, 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
MUNKAVISZONYOK

A heten valamivel meglassult
a munka a youngstown acel-
keriiletben. Ennek Okla fokeppen
abban keresendo, hogy negy
ohioi automobil alkatreszeket
gyarto telepen sztrajk iitott XII,
fokeppen az automunkasok unio-
ianak elismerese erdekeben. Ez-
ert megallitottak egyes acel-
keszletek szallitasat. De azert
megis k0zel 50 szazalekos az
acel-termeles.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
A FEDERAL MEGKAPTA
Az VI CHARTERT

A Federal Savings and Loan
co. megkapta az vi Federal
Chartert Federal Home Loan
Bank Boardtol es ICY regi es
az vi betetek 5000 dollar'g bizto-
silva vannak, ugy amint bank
ban. Az vi charter lehetove
teszi, hogy mindazok, akik epit-
kezni vagy otthonukat javitani
akarjak, kolcsonhoz juthassanak
es megkonnyiti a penz kivete-
let is a betetekrOl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
TULIUSRA MEGNYILIK
A SOUTH AVENUE

Mar hetek ota dolgoznak a
South Avenue ujra kovezesen. A
munkak olyan jol ha1adnak, hogy
valosziniileg julius Ire ismet
megnyilik ez a magyarsag altal
gvakran hasznalt fout. Addig
mellekutcakon bonyolitjak lie a
Macy forgalmat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
A KET WASHINGTON

gyiileeb6l erdekesebb az Anne
riesn Federation of Labor gyii-
lAse, amely egyenes fenyegetest
jelent a kongresszus szamara,
hogy a munkassag harminc
oras munkahetr6l es a Wagner
fele kompania juni ellenes tor
yenvrGl nem mond lie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

AlDert Spauldlng, akl ellSmer-
ten Amerika legnagyobb es a
vilag egyik legkitun6bb hegedu.
mivesze lesz a vendeg, S a va
sarnapi radioora vendeg-muvesze
A miisort a Columb. ..a-feado allo-
masok, koztuk a Youngstown
WKBN vasarnap este, nyari idt
szerint 9 es 10 kozt youngstown
idS 8 es 9 kozt) adjak lie.
Termeszetesen szerepel mil.
soron a Ford szimfonikus zene-
kar es korus is, Victor Kolar We
zetese alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

G6ber Janos. titkar.
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and that inclusive and quite mean ingless classification general have kept pleasantly alive.
 Woolicotts Book Surprises
 Probably Alexander Woollcott's While Rome Burns" provided the most amusing surprise of the year. There is not a new line in the book, which is a compilation of Woollcott's articles. The firm which published it expected it to be a success, and set 15,o00 as the out side limit. Sales now are between 75,0O0 and 100000.
 Caroline Millers Lamb in His Bosom" was resurrected from ob- livion by being awarded the Pulit- ger prize last spring. The rescue was thorough-going; the book be- came a sturdy best seller. Edna St Vincent Millay's Wine From These Grapes" is leading the general classification in sales.
 Helps Hilton Along
 MT, Woollcott, who did very well at publicizing his own book, has likewise helped two very different bits of fiction. One is Goodbye Mir. Chips" by James Hilton; an other is Lost Horizon" likewise oy MT. Hilton.
 Every year must have its find, however. The one for 1884 might very well be Victoria Lincoln's February Hill" the story of a family on the shores of Narragan- sett Bay.
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(Continue1 zross1 rage One) ization of the House will be form ed with the permanent organization to be completed tomorrow morning.
 Lawrence Kerr, clerk in the of flee of United States Attorney William A. Holzheimer and Mrs Stella Young, stenographer in the Secretary's office, acted as Clerk and Assistant Clerk of the House this noon.
 While considerable informal dis cussion has been carried on among members of both House and Senate, who are now in the city, the mem bers of both Houses have tacitly decided to wait until the arrival of the additional members to make any decisions or recommendations for positions or committee divisions. An informal meeting of the House members was called for yesterday afternoon at which it was decided to hold no caucuses until the en- tire personnel had arrived. Those attending the meeting, which was held in the House chambers and lasted for les than an hour, were Representatives Baronovich, Green Chamberlain, Lyng, McCutcheon Growden, Lingo and Nordale.
 Senators Present
 Members of the Territorial Sen ate who were in the city today to witness their fellow lawmakers sworn into office are, Senators Hen ry Roden, John F. Devine, James R. Campbell, M. E. s. Brunelle and John B. Powers. al.er
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NEGRO GUARDED FROM POSSIBLE
 ACTION OF MOB
d of Staying Man and Woman, then Dis
 membering Bodies

CLEVELAND, Mississippi, Jan. IA Special precautions are taken tc prevent action frcm a mob as of ficials are guarding James Coyner aged 39, a negro, accused of slaying MT. and Mrs. A. B. Turner or December 9. t aa
 When arrest te d. dismemberec parts of the bodies of the mar and women were found in his pos- session. Coyr CT denied connection with the killings. 5 &
 Coyner admitted he served 9 term in the Indiana State Prison for stealing a body from a grave
 The Turner's were beaten t6 death with a hammer One of their children was also beaten but re- covered. lsas M
 A case was recalled in Pontiac Michigan, eight years ago when the heads of four white women, wrap ped in newspapers, were found hid den beneath an army uniform in a trunk.
 Coyner is being questioned in an attempt to learn if the heads were taken from bodies in graves or were. freshly murdered victims. Of ficials said he admitted he owned the trunk but he was in the Indiana prison at the time and the case was allowed to lapse.
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FOR
 1886 0LYMpIAD

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.--Baseball will definitely have place among the games to be played at the 1886 Olympiad in Berlin, the Ger- man Tourist Information office here has been informed by wire less from Berlin. Along with the American national game. cham pions of basketball and glider f.y- ing as well as lacrosse will have a chance to display their skill al- though not as competitors for Olympic honors. They will play ex- hibition games, not on a c5mpeti- tive basis.
 Also, polo will be revived for the first time since 1924 The in- formation was given at lunch- con of the American Chamber of Commerce in Berlin by the Presi- dent of the Germany Olympic Com mittee, Privy Councillor pr, Tn Lewald.
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CLASSE GIVES
 LIQUOR VIE WIS
 IN CHURCH TALK
Switch to Controlled Stores and Local Option
 Favored

Declaring that a switch to either 8 municipal or a Territorially -op- erated liquor store might be the next step in the liquor problem, and declaring himself in favor of local option, Rev. John A. Glasse reviewed the l2 points of the City Councils liquor questionnaire in a sermon at the Northern Light Pres byterian Church yesterday morn ing.
 The Rev. Glasse took a dry stand on all issues, but declared that If this traffic must exist, !" perhaps the best way to handle it would be to have the government controlled stores and local option.
 The Rev. Glasses sermon was based on a passage from the First Corinthians, eighth chapter. thir- teenth verse, saying, If meat caus- es my brother to stumble, I will
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 AAUPTMANN'S DOUBLE TO BE WITNESS NOW
R 0 b ert aScanlon, Realtor, Was in Green Auto Near
 Col. Lindbergh's Home

A-If
 yvyv Yc9K Jan 14.-The New York Post, in an article, says it is learned that. a, man bearing a striking re embla n ce to Bruno Richard Hauptmann will be sur prise witness for the defense at his trial.
 The double, the Post said, is Rob- ert Scariion, of Menio Park, New Jersey, who at the time of the Kidnapping was in the real estate business and was inspecting prop erty near the LinSbergh home.
 This witness, the Post asserts, is prepared to testify he was in the roods near the Lindbergh home and drove over the roads in that vicinity in green car about the time of the abduction.
 The Post says Scanlon decided to offer his testimony after read- ing accounts of the trial and when he recognized many episodes de- scribed by the Sourland residents who have testified to having seen Haupsmahn near the home as those happening to- him. These witness es at the trial have identified Bru- no Hauptmarin and several identi- fled him at the extradition pro- ceedings in New York. One Of the witnesses who tes tified against Hauptfnann, said he was in a green auto sH
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BOOK SLUMP IS SRECORDED
 IN PAST YEAR
Revival, However. Started During Closing Weeks
 No Explanation
sy JOHN sELBY

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-The year 1884 brought an unexpected slump and a curious recovery to the book publishers.
 The slump came about the mid de of the year, and no one has quite explained it. yet. Within the last few weeks there has been a revival, partly due to the holiday season, but not wholly.
 For, say the bookmen, the public interest seems to be, more in older books and what may be called the general run and not especially in best. sellers, as might be ex- pected at the end os a year.
 The year produced some surprises, but few books which sweep every thing before thesn--hooks like An .hony Adverse, ' for example.
 On the New Dear
 Nor has there been definite trend observable, as occasionally there has been in the past. The number Of books on economic sub jects has been reduced somewhat; politics continue to inspire numer- ous writers, however. particularly writers connected with the New Deal" and opposition thereto.
 Secretary Wallace has managed swo, both Rs9essing and both read able by those 0 whom polities is mt en r5snssior. craftsmanship and Religion and New Frontiers" " Secretary Ickes. the President, for 1ier President Hoover, Hoover's for nct Secretary, Theodore c, Joslin, and soine uins.s a.5J have con tributed. t. i,
 Probably the two most notable biographical efforts have been Dohgias sodthau Freeman's ..Roo- legt E, Lee the first two volumes ! sf witch are published, and H. c. 1wells' Experiment in Autobio- lgraphy. Fiction, history, poetry
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ANOTHER FRIEND |OF SUSPECT MAY. GIVE TESTIMONY. I l: I !! } ] ]
Former Roommate of De fendant May Be Placed
 on Witness Stand
tcontinued frcm Page one)
Models Testimony

Models Testimony Miss Alexander said Hauptmann 2as obviously watching Dr. Condon. She was surprise witness to the lefense and despite cross examiria- Jn suck to her story. She ad- 'iit ted that at the request of the fe she had kept her testimony uiet. M Y ..s
 Hnupttu5nn turned rcd when she 7oke his nafne. Mrs. Hauptmann ,aied.
 Crfss Examination Chies De.-e1ise Counsel Reilly, in is cross examination, embarrassed -e gtate when She testified she al no escort on the night She saw -rTrNf-1sni ana Condon, who was in 2 tsiegrapa office.
 Ssate attorney Wilentz offered to furnish tfa name of her escort and Reilly quickly replied: The state would have furnished us the name of d fi5nexistent fictious person
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ONLY GAELIC
 TO BE USED

DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-The order has gone down rom President de Valeras office that henceforth all commands in the National Army must be given in Gaelic.
 For some time the aamlnistra- tion has been campaigning for the revival of the ancient Irish san- guage. I
 Previously Gaelic in the army has been used only in the first battalion, composed of men who understood the old tongue.
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PIONEERS INSTALL

The Ketchikan Alaska Pioneers recently installed the following of ficers: H. H. Henning, president; D. N. Campbell, first vice presi- dent; Joseph Rose, second vice president; D. Fitzwilliams, secre- tary; Noah Howell, treasurer; Rev. George J. Beck, historian; Alec McMullen, chaplain; Fred Moeser, sergeant- at-arms; P. J. Gilmore, re- elected trustee; and Marshall Smith and James Kennedy, hold-over trustees.
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DOUGLAS NEVIS
FAREWELL PARTY

Airline Rice entertained a num- Der of her young friends at a farewell party for Mary Hartl at her home yesterday afternoon. With games and refreshments the party was an enjoyable one for those present. 'a1 3C ~f
 Mrs. Hartl and her daughter ex- pect to leave next week for their nome in Pittsburgh, Pa.
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BRITISH HUMOR

i LONDON, Jan. 14-Blitish humor long the butt of American wit, was 1akedly revealed in contest con- lucted by London newspaper for rib -ticklers' from all over Eng land.
 Here are two samples of the sort of thing that convulses Britons:
 1-Diner: A cup of coffe with out cream, please.
 Waiter: We have no cream. Will you have it without milk?
 1.-Two deaf men drove around London together.
 Said one. Is this Wembley?
 Said the other: No, Thursday.
 The first: So am I. Let's stop and get drink
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ILL WITH FLU

Miss Margaret Lindsay has been quite i'll for the past few days with influenza, but is reported better today. UA
 Mike Pusich was confined to his
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Exports of iron and steel scrap from the United States during the first nine months of 1884 were eight times as great in volume as the 1892 exports.
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS

slight depression morning the Prince William Sound region the lowest reported being
  prevailed distribution has been attended by fair weather the
 
 ton along the coastal Alaska Heavy reported  the Seward Peninsula the Territory peratures above tn average 5-ras
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Air conditioning has been making notable progress in the Philippine Islands, installations being made recently in motion picture theatres, offices, ho spitals and residences.
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The postoffice at Anaheim, Cal, was forced to deliver an unad- dressed, unstamped article found in mail box. It was a cat, prob ably mailed" by small boys. The feline was sent to the pound.
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When Senator Robert R. Rey- holds of North Carolina visited Am oassador Josephus Daniels in Mex ico, D. F, recently, he went native in dress, donning the garb of a don of old Mexico. ~
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eat no flesh furthermore, lest l cause my brother to stumble This the Rev. Glasse indicated, was the Christian stand on the present li- quor situation
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MRS. pHILLIPs ILL

Mrs. A. B. Phillips. wife of the superintendent of schools, is con- fined to hec home with an attack of influenza.
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ATTENTION AMERICAN LEGION

All members are requested to row (Tuesday) afternoon at 1:30 o'clock to attend the funeral serv- ices of the late Frank Reeder, adv.
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home over the weekend with the flu.
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Shop in Junrauy
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, s DEPARTMENT oF AGRICULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU
 4 The. Weather
(By tbe U. S. Weather Rure,

Forecast and venrv beginning pm, 13 tonight and Tuesday; winds
 LOCAL DATA
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.12TH SESSION
 LEGISLATURE
 BEGINS TODAY
Eleven House Members Take Office at Noon
 Senate Opens Tonight

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