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The Lake County times., 1920-02-03
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PUBLIC DEFENSE CONES FIRsT

"A huge volume Of dangerous pne is being ut
tered in against supposed efforts
fundamental American liberties Proposed anti-sed-
ton laws and governmental activities suppression
Of public enemies who advocate and violence
are denounced by those who should know better and
spocious arguments advanced to support claims that
Americans being deprived their inaienabe- and
constitutonauy guaranteed rights
Some overheated persons have solemnlv declared
that some proposed legislation would make the Dec
}aratlon of Independence a seditious document That
is extreme view, put forward. believe. simply
point the danger there may be in adopting ua-
warrantedy extreme measures Of public protection in
a time of peril The evil that it is tanta-
mount giving aid and comfort to the enemy Oppo-
warfare that is being waged against the people and
of the United States comparable TO OBJ
structing the government in the prosecution of war
formally declared. as when drew the sword against
Germany.
OF hair-brained political notions. lawfully advoca-
ted, need never be in fear. That kind have been
advanced, debated and voted time and time again
Some of them have gained quite respectable follow
sngs. Some of them have led ultimately TO public
benefit Those which contained no merit fell by the
wayside. There is in open. sincere advo-
cacy Of political fantastic
ter may be There is danger in the secret ag-
atons of foreign revolutionaries designed to bring
about armed uprisings of minority to seize all power
and all property and to impose tyrannca govern
ment on Americans We afford be tender
in our treatment of those people
Americans will be as ready to make essential
eaerifces for the safety necessary war
fare against the reds as they are temporarily to yield
of their priced rights in we might win
the with Germany. When victory is secured we
shall get back everything which the time being
we tender for use in the public defense.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03
CHILD is BURIED

The funeral of two-year old Ethel
Powell was held from her home 297
Towle str, Monday afternoon. She
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

stay stuffed d-up! Quit blowing and
snuffling! A dose of "Pape's Cold Com
pound" taken every two hours until
three doses are taken usually breaks VI
a stvere cold and ends all grippe misery
Relief swaits you, open your clog
ged-up nostrils and the air passages OF
your head: stop nose running; relieve
the headache. dullness, feverishness
sneeZing. soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" il the quick
est surest relief known and costs only
few cents at drug stores. 1t acts
without assistance. tastes nice Con-
tains no quinine Insist on Pape's,-
adv
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03
OUT O. ORDER
STOMACHS
Indigestion, Acidity, Sourness
and Gases ended with
"Pzpe's Diapepsin"

The moment you eat @ tablet or two
OF Pspe's Diapepsin all the Jumps Of
indigestion pain. the sourness. heart
burn and belching OF gases, due to
acidity. vanish--truly wonderful,
Millions OF people know that II j.
needless 70 be bothered with indigest-
ion, dyspepsia or a disordered stomach
A few tablets of Pape's Diapepsin nsu-
tralize acidity and give relief at once
mo waiting! Buy box Of Pape's Dis
pepsin now, Don't stay dyspeptic! Try
to regulate your stomach so you esn
eat favorite foods without causing dis
tress. The cost is so little. The ben
efits so great-adv.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03
OLD GROUND HOG
WILL REST EASY
SIX WEEKS MORE

II did not take Mr. Ground Hog but
little time to do business yesterday.
and the annual ceremony was a short
one indeed.
He yawned. shook himself out of
his stupor and crawled out of his
winter quarters. Old Sol greeted
him with blast of sunshine and
nearly sixty degree weather. so he
gave himself the once over, looked
back over his shoulder to see his shad
ow and scampertd back into his hole
to await six more weeks of winter.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

The American Red Cross has an
nounced the appointment Of five dele
gates to represent tho United States at
the meeting of the general council of
the League of Red Cross Societies at
Geneva. Switzerland. during the week of
March .. Among the representatives is
Mrs. William X Draper of New York
Problems OF Worldwide important, in
Guiding the promotion of international
health crusades and methods for financ-
ing and organizing for peace-tinne serv-
Ice win be discussed at the meeting. to
which delegates from twenty-eight coun-
tries have been invited
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03
A TINE TO THINK STRAIGHT

The hour IS al hand when every railroad empove
should come decision and declare himself the
merits Of the Plumb Plan writes Editor Chaplin The
railroad Employee.
Human nature is the Every remedy
for existing condition is set forth glowing terms
by its advocates while there is impressive silence
concerning the dangers incident to newly proposed
system.
It Is the old story Of choosing between evolution
and revolution The torch Of constructive advance
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03
ODD nrrs Azour wonnrr.

One of the two women who hold uni
versity chairs in Great Britain is Caro-
line f. E. Spurgeon. professor of Eng
lish literature at the University of Lon
don and president of the Federation Of
University Women in Great Britain. She
is in the United States to promote the
idea of an international federation of
college women.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

Tho Fr0testhnt Episcopal diocese of
Eastern Missouri at its annual conven-
ton unanimously passed a resolution Civ
ing deaconessos the privilege Of voting
in diocesan conventions. on the same
basis as the clergy.
So far as Episcopalians know, this is
the first diocese in the United states 10
take such action.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03
FAMILY LEAVES
FOR CALIFORNIA
ESPECIAL TO THE TIMES ]

LANSING, ILL. Feb. s-Otto woin
and family an old settler of q years,
at Lansing and formerly saloon
keeper. left here Sunday, February l,
to make their home somewhere IN
California. They were undecided as TO
where they would be located perman-
emily
The family being well known. en-
joyed a farewell party given them on
Saturday evening by their large circle
of friends. All hope they enjoy a
pleasant trip. but urgently request
them to come back soon.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

Buster Brown is to be married He
is Richard f Outcauit. son OF the
creator of the 'Funnies' which have
delighted American youngsters for so
many years. an dthe prototype from
which the comics were drawn The
bride-to-be is Miss Margaret Filler, Of
oak Park, Ill. and the ceremony is set
for Feb. 10.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

AS woman I am opposed TO the
enfranchsing of woman" declared Mrs.
Garrett A. Hobart. widow Of former Vice
President Hobart, recently in a state
ment refusing to contribute to the G. o.
=. as long as it advocates the cause OF
woman suffrage. The latter she said
and all constitutional amendments should
be referred to the people
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

Times news service is the best
that money can buy and honest
effort can furnish.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

was buried at Oak Hin. Rev. Barrett
officiating. The fuenral arrangements
were under the direction of Charles
Il Stewart.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-31
BARbOA TAKEN ID
 INSANE HOSPITAL

Jesus Maria Barboa, the Mexican who is said to have confessed that he murdered MT. and Mrs Jacob Erhardt was taken to the state hospital for the insane yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriffs Al De Witt and Gilbert Blanco Barboa was placed in a ward and will receive the same treatment as other insane patients at the hospital. He will be closely observed during his stay to ascertain if possible the exact condition of his insanity.
 Barboa was brought to Phoenix from the state penitentiary at Florence on Thursday by Deputy De Witt after Superintendent Powell had requested Sheriff Montgomery to place the Mexican in the insane asylum. Thurs day night Barboa spent in the county jail. He talks only when spoken tt and then replies with random answers.
 l.. M. Laney, county attorney, stat ed last night that he would be unable to leave for San Francisco on Sunday night because of meeting of the board of supervisors on next Monday. MT. Laney said that soon after that date, in company with Sheriff Mont gomery, he would leave for an inter view with Nose Gibson, the negro who confessed that he killed the Erhardts. Gibson has been sentenced to hang at San Quentin for the murder of Roy Trapp, a Fullerton. Cal, rancher, on the night of July Is.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-31
NOT GUILTY
 ID FORGERY CHARGE

A. c. Cook yesterday pleaded not guilty before Justice Mckee on a charge of forgery and was returned to the county jail when he failed to fur nish a bond of $1,500. He will be ex amined on the charge on Saturday, August '. The complaint was made by T. A. Ring, who alleged that Cook gave the Berryhill company check for $50 on April 30 to which it is said he had signed the name of E. H. Stillman. The check was one of the state prison inn prest fund checks of Superintendent c. G. Powell, and was made out to Cook
 According to the story told by the officers, Cook was sentenced to serve from one to two years in the state peni- tentiary on a charge of forgery from Yavapai county in June, 1919. Last April, they said, Cook escaped from the road camp at Superior, and it is alleged that he took some of the super intendent's checks with him. Cook, the officers said, passed one of these checks in Superior and three in Phoenix, one of them being the check given the Berryhill company
 brought back to the state penitentiary about month ago and served out the remainder of his term. The warrant for the forgery charge in Phoenix was mailed to Superintendent Powell of the prison and Cook was turned over to the Maricopa county officials on Thursday and brought back to Phoenix by Dep uty Sheriff Al De Witt
Arizona republican., 1920-07-31
Hotel Arrivals
Adams

Adams
 w F. Tonaferro, Topeka; c. NJ. Less ley, San Francisco; Mrs. Emma Burt, Fl Paso: Viola Johnson Fl Paso; R. c. Decker Oakland; Walter Burns, Los Angeles; E. Van Ribbenk. San Fran cisco; Mrs. Gray, Taft; Mrs. Amy c. Jones, Winslow; H. H. Hiener and wife. Superior; w. c. Steffens, Los Angeles; W. E. Walker. Los Angeles; Gertrude Orr. Denver; A. " Austerman, Los Angeles: J. D. Kenney, Miami; Tom Brewer Miami; Dr. B. W. Hardy, Mi ami; H. l.. Levy. Los Angeles; M. A. Romero, Fl Paso; J. " Booth, Globe.
 Commercial
 B. Graver. Philadelphia c. E. Lyon, Globe: Mrs. l.. Annull, Phoenix; Frank Sweeney. Los Angeles: G. H. Hecht, Los Angeles; k. A. Howard, Cave Creek.
 Jefferson
 L. C. Riley, Flagstaff: R. K. Seixas, Los Angeles; C. A swift. Los Angeles; Austin A. Finley, Roswell; H. A. Hege. Phoenix; Mrs. Loula Benton and Gladys Benton, Fl Paso; MT. and Mrs. E. s. Luther, Jr, San Francisco; G. F.. Lucks. Los Angeles; H. w. Turner, San Francisco: Mrs. O. Sanderson, Glendale: R. E. Mundell. Phoenix; R. Green. Tempe; Mir and Mrs. ]. Dun can, Phoenix: Robert Denton. Casa Grande; W. E. Springer. Phoenix; F. T. Hooper, Pearsall.
 GOES TO KENTUCKY Will liam Gleason. 1909 West Adams street, left Phoenix last night for a visit with relatives at Lexington, Ky She will be gone the remainder of the summer.
 ONE MARRIAGE .LlCENSE-A li- cense to marry was issued yesterday to Alvin Maynard, 2S. and Rosa Mathis, 24 both Of Phoenix.
 TO RETURN MONDAY-Adjutan Na1f TnRa11c Dvi1I Monday from Flagstaff. where he has been for the past several days on off cial business.
 IN WINsLoW ON 6UsINEss-Ed Stephens. secretary to the live stock sanitary board, is in Winslow on off cial business. He will return on Mon- day.
 BACK FROM VACATION Alfred Franklin collector of internal revenue, will return this morning from his vaca- ton. spent on the Californian coast.
 Announces Candidacy-Fred c. Bol- for the Democratic nomination for jus tice of the peace for East Phoenix precinct Mir. Bolen has been a resi- dent of that precinct for almost nine years. He has been connected with law offices for several years and is member of the bar, having been admit ted to practice in the supreme court of this state last fall.
 GOES ON EASTERN TRIP-Mrs Gertrude Bird will leave this evening for an extensive tour of the east. She will spend Sunday at the Grand Can yon, going from there to her former home in Pittsburg, where she will be the guest of her brother. Ralph H. East. Her itinerary includes other points of interest in Pennsylvania, with a few weeks in New York and a, short time in Washington and Niagara Falls On tn A~jz s-I,< in Denver. She expects to be in Phoe- nix the middle of September, when she will resume her position with the Phoe- nix National bank.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-31

good; Flagstaff Grand Canyon. good; Flagstaff Canyon Padre, excellent, good travelling thence to Winslow, but rough in places; Flagstaff south, dry
 Graham County
 County roads in fair condition in eastern part of county. Traffic must be cautious on roads from Glenbar to Geronimo on account of washouts; roads are passable but very rough in places.
 GiIa County.
 General condition: Roads are dry and dusty. Globe Winkelman Hayden road in good condition. Roosevelt Payson road getting cut up; new con- struction soft and dusty. Salt River when Roosevelt ferry will be discon- tinued.
 Maricopa County.
 Prescott Wickenburg road good. Black Canyon fair by way of Avenue Is. To Florence new state highway out of Mesa. Tempe bridge open for light vehicles. Coast. Parker route best. Ajo road fair by Buckeye and Gila Bend.
 Mohave County.
 Main roads in good condition, ex- cept road Oatman to Topock which was badly washed in recent rain Re- pairs have been made, and road is in a passable condition but very rough.
 Navajo County.
 Holbrook to Winslow road rough 6 miles east of Winslow from rain the 23rd Old trails good through county except miles in petrified forest on account of new work. Gallup road fair.
 Pinal County.
 Mountain roads in good condition, valley roads dusty and rough Florence Casa Grande road bad due to recon struction; take desert roads between these two points. Santa Cruz County. Heavy showers throughout the coun- ty; all roads passable.
 Yavapai County. Light rains have settled dust. Roads in good condition. No washouts or high water.
 Yuma County. Ehrenberg ferry closed on account of high water. Parker: road via Parker and Nee dies in good condition. Ferry service not affected by high water. Repairs made on sand near Parker. Road is well signed.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-31
DIES IN FRONT IF
 CORONER'S OFFICE

An unknown Mexican died yester- day afternoon in Glendale in front of the coroner's office and the body was taken into the place, a jury impaneled and an inqust held. The verdict was death from causes unknown. The in quest was conducted by Coroner F. J. Patterson.
 According to the story told by Mir. Malen, a rancher living near Glendale, the Mexican had been working for him and yesterday noon became suddenly i'll. Malen said he placed the man in his car and drove to Glendale for med ical aid. Just as he reaShed the office of Justice Patterson, the Mexican died Malen said. He did not know the Mexican's name. Sthe rancher stated.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-31
Euaene w. Miller.

Funeral services for Eugene w. Mill Ter, who died last Tuesday, will be held at o'clock this afternoon at the Moore and Mcclellan chapel Burial will be at Greenwood cemetery
Arizona republican., 1920-07-31
HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN.

Reports by county engineers and others.
 River Crossings. Sacaton-The river crossing is dry. The desert road across the reservation is good, except for few short stretch es where chuck holes have made it rough.
 Cochise County. All main roads in good condition and being improved by recent rains.
 Coconino County. All roads dry. Flagstaff Williams good: Williams Ash Fork, fair, rougf, in places: Williams Grand Canyon,
Arizona republican., 1920-07-31
TOO LATE.To CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Alamo dwarf pump jack, 4x42, deep we'll cylinder; 100 feet I 5-S-inch wood rod. guaranteed: and reasonable: also S-inch centrifu- gal horizontal pump and some fitting, new condition. Shaffer Bros. 10th and Grand Ave. b
Arizona republican., 1920-07-31

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Arizona republican., 1920-07-31
Ctton Region Bulletin.

NEW ORLEANS, July 30.-Tem- peratures are still below normal in extreme eastern districts but normal or slightly below elsewhere. Fair weather prevails except for light to moderate showers in southern Texas and a few localities in northeastern Texas and on western Louisiana coast
Arizona republican., 1920-07-31
OBITUARIES
Edward Allen Hull

Edward Allen Hull, native of England, died at St Joseph's hospital July 2S. The decedent was 3S years of age and had come to Phoenix two years ago for his health. Funeral services were held at the Yarwood and Hockery chapel yesterday afternoon. Burial was at Greenwood cemetery.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18

Ez konnondas anyt ent hogy gyekeazank etnk eser
fe helyzeeben mng okoan beeskedk adott kretekbe
lit, Amerkaba sokas amit europai szgeruan ele
Ami aznban Europaban hyes bzonyos hogy lit hey
Az amerka nep gyerek koat6 nevek hozea ezekhez
sadam szokasokhoz Megzok usag mar iskoaban
flu s any egy nevelkedjek egyt szorakoEE6k Az
ka usg zamara vesedelmesen zgat6 esemeny ha
aaember fatal eany egyedu ot egy sznhaz ese
Abban azonban gaza hogy melyt kozdk egyk euro
pal neveesl, egeszen maskent all .dolog
yen azonban anyk okoaga rendeseh megept
hat Europa es Amerka k0zt Meg ezke ereni Eva nen?
Bzos vagyok abban, hogy megert. Udv0zlom sokszor
Karacsony Hogyne vona sep dolog mkor 'bancs
asszony karcony e3t vagy ua vagy akarmiko
5tekony munkaba Moztsa csak meg baran6 Beszeem
apk szerkesztoeve geetet kaptam hogy noaga
lap mnden tekneben tamogata Tessek csak ben
lIinket ertesiten ha vaam t0rtenik.
Tobb levelre jov6 heten valaszo Eva neni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18
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3Ax9 Eva neni levelei. eAk&

Szerelem Bzony kerem, relem doog es
bad 0sszeteveszten hogy mondja 'szeremedivel
szerelmesd n6v is magyarazza szorakoztat6 ate
Rendesen oyan fatal urak holgkek sgokak szni ak g
lehak ahoz bocsanat fejezr hogy egszenebb mberi
zket arsasjaekokra hasznaak FOL- Mert szeremesd mem
egyeb ~
Szomoru doog azonban hogy ok muo kacag6 h0igyke
csur k6zott rendesen akad egy M ekkozben srva faad
"a szerelem kedves kisasszony amnek On elkepze
Levee utan ve ogalma arr6 Lehe hogy
ek6vekezk d6 amikor ez tobbe szkseg
hogy massa ganak szereem ogama De
let hogy soha foga megsmen Mert szerelmet tetszk
tudni kedves kisaszony - lehe konyvbol meganun
kivanja Eva hogy megprobaa ehetelen
tVarjon sorara.
Anya Eva neni nagyon mege ont hogy fajdamat okoz
ne amkor ks nya anek neveesevel anny tor6d0tt ICY
'kidobya aa vsgba De szabad egeszen ICY feogn
sak latszoag eny hogy n e kornye
zete nya egyebet okos megertessel
alkalmazkodik k0rulmenyekhez. MA
sEgy Iegi kozmondas mondja: "Romaban egy r6mai
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HIST0RIA
A min minden magyar rlevetni fog,
ha megnezi. - Hogy sztrajkol a
golya? ~,

Az mar bizonyos, hogy reg mem
mulattak olyan jot es alaposat a
szinhazba jarok, mint e ho 27-en,
azaz a jovo szombaton fognak, ha
elmennek es megnezik a new yor
XII magyar szintarsulat eloadasat
Kossuth Hallban.
A szintarsulat vezetosege ugyan-
is kedveskedni akar a youngs-
town. halas k0zonsegnek IS exert
szinre hozza az egyik legnagyobb
sikerii trefas bohozatot, a mely-
mex ez cine: "Sztrajkol a 60
lya.'
Meg elgondolni is hnmoros
eset, hogy a golya madar sztrajk-
ba lep, hatha meg a val6sagban
latjuk szinpadon? A tarsulat
osszes tagjai pompas Is nekik
megfelel6 szerepet kaptak ebben
a darabban es ICY elorelathat6lag
olyan 0sszevag6 es g0rdilekeny
eloadasban lesz reszdnk, nit
mem mindennap lathatunk. A
pompas humoru boh6zat tele van
kacagtat6 es vidam jelenetekkel,
| ICY tehat bowen kiveheti a reszet
a m6kazasb6l es a trefazasbol az,
la XII elmegy ezt darabot meg
nezni. Kitiin6 szerepe lesz ebben
I a darabban Horvath LajOsnak, a.
kivalo komikusnak es Varady Jn-
liskanak, de a tobbi ssereplok is
nagyszeriien fognak belle iheszked-
hi al egyiittesbe.
Az erdekl6des olyan iiagy a
darah irant, hogy eddig mar So
jegy fogyott Ell, azert j6l tesi
mindenki, ha siet megvaltani a je-
l'gyet Mih6k Sander irod6jaban,
laB6 West Federal street, inert 3
van megbizva az el6adas iizlcti'
lreszevel. .Jegyeket leAet meg
]kaplH Eber Fefcne' mag Mar Fsti-
kusnill, 36l East FedsI~l street,
es 4 Ress Testverek aklsteiten,.
408 East Federal street Fpungs-
'townan Is 3418 Wilson ave, East
Youngstownban. Az els6 nyolc
isor, ara darabonkint l dollar es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18

a pesti urat es mesek minden figHr6-
jfit. Kovacs Rezs6 ieazgat6tanito ter.
vel alapjan varrjak ezeket a babakat.
Mert lenvaszon es k6c, selyem es paf-
chent, panlut es rips adjak az ahya-
got, amelyet szoreaiihas tunderujjak
formalnak, alakitanak, festenek, hi
meznek kis figurakka.
Megneztak ezt babamutermet. Uri.
asszonyok es urilanyok dolgoznak ben
ne naphosszat. A falon egy osztrak-
diplomatic meg egy magyar krampusz
figuraja. Ennek a figuranak kell "ele-
tet," adm Els5bben is a k6c.torzsot
varrjak meg, aztan fejet formaljAk,
a fejet ravarrjak torzsre, megfestik,
rahimezik hajat: selyemb6l, vagy
pamutb6l, kiszabjkk tes megvarrjak a
ruhacskakat es vegiil feloltoztetik a
babat. Il
Kovacs Rezs6ne kalauzol benndnket
a miteremben, raktarban es a min
tas pollock el6tt. Feltin6en szepnek
talaljuk Shakespeare-illu
kesziilt babakat, k0ztuk a "Velencei
kalmar" lantos Lorenz6jat. Nagyon
otletes es jelegzetes az osztrak diple
mata, kedvesek kis p6lyasok, nagyon
szinesek az egyes magyar videkek vi
seleteben pompaz6 babak.
Karacsonyra el fogjak lepni a kill.
fold jatekosboltjai eek babak. An
gliab6l es Amerikab6l maris Macy a.
erdeklodes a magyar babak irant, q
melyek legkedvesebb propaganda
| eszkozei is. Egy-egy babanak az el6
allitasa rengeteg gonddal1 Is sok anya
gi aldozattal jar. Minden kellek drag
6s munka sem olcs6, Ihiszen egy-eg.
babanak az elkeszitese napokat igenyel
A kiilf0ldi misszi6k kereskedeln,
attasei nagyban erdekl5dnek a magya
babavilag irant es konnyen megeshetil
hogy a mi karaesonyfaink ala mem i
jut magyar babakbol, mind elviszil
kiilfoldre.
(Pesti Napl6.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18

65 cent, q k0vetkexJ hat sorban
dArabeakint ! dollar 10 eentert
kaphat6k jegyek, mig az all6 je-
gyeket ssemslyenkint 85 centert
arusitjak.
Tekintettel a szokatlanul nagy
erdek10desre, j6 lesz a jegyeket
mar el6re beszerezni annal is in
kabb, inert most meg ugyanazon
arert cobb helyet kaphat, mintha
| a penztarnal valtana meg a je-
lgyet.,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18
MAGYAR BABAvILAG.

Szerenyen es cs0ndben huzodik meg
az iiteg-utcai elemi iskolaban a Magyar
Babavilag. Shines, kedves mesefigurak,
tarka, csillog6 alomkepek, amelyek mem
csak gyermekszobak 0r0mere kesziil-
tex, hanem tetszet0s es tanulsagos di-
szei lehetnek szal6nok ,polcainak is.
Egy petlagogus asszony vezetese alatt
kesziilnek eek babak, amelyeknek
soraban oft latjuk kalotaszegi asz-
szonyt, a mezokovesdi menyecsket, a
Felfold kedves totjait, a Banat kek-
mandlis svabjait, eaz alf0ldi magyart
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18

Chicagobol jelentik, hogy az
utobbi id6ben a munkanelkiiliek
szama rendkiviil megn6tt es min
den jel ARA mutat, -hogy a kozel
i0v6ben meg sok gyar fogja mum
kasainak szamat cs0kkentehi.