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New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
LONERGAN SPEAKS
 FOR POLES RETURN
Polish Legion to Benefit by
 Resolution

CongrcSSman Augustine LOncrS;n of the First Connecticut congressional district. has introduced q resolution in the house of representatives for the United States congress to authorize the secretary of war to pay for the re- turn 10 America all young men of Polish origin who volunteered to fight for the Allies, The majority of Gen eral Haller's Polish Legion Was re- cruited in New England, and it is the opinion of Congressman Lonergan that these men should have some rec ognition shown them by the United States.
 Congressman LonerGan's speech in the house. March 3. Was as follows:
 MT. Speaker. this resolution should pass at once. so that the young men of Polish origin who readily Nolun- teered to fight on the side of the AL lies so as to crush their ancient cne- my should he returned as soon as pos sblc to the United States.
 Refers to New Britain.
 T remember. in September. 191S.N when there was held in New Britain. Conn. in Hartford county, which I have the honor to represent, d meet ing Of the friends of the Polish legion at a big benefit for the Polish White Cross
 'The new premier of Poland. Ian PadereWSki was present. and spoke in warm terms of the continuation of Poland's dream for freedom.
 ''HundrCdS of young mon went out from Hartford. New Britain and other Connecticut cities to join the Polish Legion. They went with the sanction of the United States. Some went early in the war and were recruited through Canadian sources and others later going directly from the United States. ThcN knew that the president of the United States had expressed il as an axiom of world peace that Poland should have her freedom, and they felt rightly that in serving the United States they were serving Poland.
 'F'rancr and Great Britain at the time transported the men to Europe. The nlted States can hardly state that 1t will not return these men to their homes in America.
 Praises PoliSi, Bravery. Mr. Chairman. the efforts of Po- land in the war have been prodigious Caught between the Russian auto crary, the German bureaucracy, and the Austrian monarchy. she neVerthe- less kept alive the light of freedonn and the world as well as herself is to
 Il trust the present measure will prevail and that these men will soon be among us again."
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
TO DETERMINE RATE
 OF CITY TAXATION
Annual Controversy Over Acceptance of Finance and Taxation Boards Budget Will Be Decided at Polls.

So confident are supporters of the 23 mill budget that their cause will triumph over the go mill budget as recommended by the board of finance and taxation that some of them fix q conservative figure at to 1 for the lower tax rate at the various polling places tomorrow. Interest is not quite as keen as in the contest of a year ago, but the results will be watched with interest, nevertheless, and d heavy vote at the polls is an ticipated.
 The passage of the low rate is d saving of S5 per thousand for the tax payer and when the matter simmers down to one of dollars and cents. mem bers of the association believe. it will be an easy matter to put the D mill rate across. Heads of the vari- otis city departments arc anNiouSly awaiting the outcome of tom OrroW s voting as the passage of the 25 mill rate will virtually cripple their depart ments. it is said. Little or no inn prnNements can be made. The Tax payers association is content that no improvements be made, preferring to wait until times are more favorable
 No new voting lists have been made up and it will be necessary tomorrow to vote at the same wards as wear ago. Those who have moved from one ward to another must not vote in the ward in which they now reside.
 Announcement of the fOllOWine. polling places have been made: First ward. TO Arrh street: second ward Hurritt Mission; third ward. Eddy Awning com panN: fourth ward. 223 Main street: fifth ward, Skritulsky's hall: sixth ward. Hartford avenue.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
NE.N'S MISSION CLOSES,

\ two weeks mission WHs broIGi int to clos" at St. IOScphs church lu S. night. The mission has nccn a S11c- cess and the church has been filled tO capacity each evening. Rex. charles Kirby gave the instruction and the p;tpit 5"nr'Iiction last night und Key. John Cot1rr the sermon. Rev. Patrick DulN. pastor. expressed hiS qualification at the attendance. SlIf is arranGinc d mission for the Italian speaking members of the congregation and will probably hold that service durin- the month Of MHN
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
CITY ITEMS

|anleN Women'S Relief corps will u regular meeting Wednesday k'noon at 3:3n in G. \. k. hall. . N account of Saturdays weather lain week sale closes tonight at $ Rck. Besse-Leland to.-adNt. (atthcW Kennedy and family of south Main street will move this |l to their new bungalow on SeftOn F., BelVidere.
 regular meeting of the Daugh- of CuStile will be held tom OrrOw Iing in k. of C. hall. }nity Rcbokah lodge. I. c. .. F.. . hold a rChearsai tomorrow after
 N in Jr. Q. L. X. M. hall. The rpSu- meeting of the lodge will be held EDrrOW evening.
 |bn't forget the Kouillard-L Linton State ArmorY. Arch St. Mar. R. Entertainment and dancing each ling. Tonight. 'urlcy's Jazz or ,.g C1Xt
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
ENSIGN ROCKWELL DIES
Local Man Had Been in the service Eight Years and Won Promotion
 From the Rank>-WaS III a Year.

Ensign Walter <. Rockwell L. $. Navy. died Saturday afternoon at the Newport Naval station at NeN- port. R l.. following an illness of nearly wear with diabetes ant tuberculosis. For he past several weeks his condition had been re- Sarticd as critical. He leaves his wife, t six months old son. Walter ti.. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. t. II. Rockwell of o2o Church street; three sisters, Mrs. C. .A Kosbcre of Hart uun. Washin@ton. Mrs. t. II. Bere- strom of 1hiS city: two brothers. Frank N.. and Albert II. Rockwell of this city. The deceased was 70 years of age. a native of New Britain. ana was married in July. 1915. to Miss Dell Walsh. of New port. Funeral arrangem ontS. other than that burial will be in Newport, are incomplete
 Rockwell entered the service in 1912 as d ycoman and six months later was named storekeepcr and as signed to duty aboard the Monitor 'Tonopah." After three years ScrV- ice. during which he was promoted tt, the post of pay >clcrk, he Was transferred to the cruiser. "Folum- bia.'' He was commissioned an en- sign at the outbreak of the war and after several trips in transport serN- ice was taken ill. Since that time he has been confined to a naval hos pita!
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
SWEDISH LUTHERAN NOTES.
Next Weeks service in EnoliSh-Sun-
 day school Convention.

Tn" regular meeting of tn" Luther league of the Swedish Lutheran church will be held next Thursday evening. The amusement committee has arranged for an cntcrta inml"nt and refreshments. The financial com mittee of the church will hold q mCptinc. this evening. The services at the church next sunday morning will be in IEn n2liSh.
 The Sunday schuOl teachers of the Hartford district will hold their an nual convention next Sunday after noon and evening at the Swedish Lu- thcran church. Key. Clauson of Mcri- den will speak at , o'clock and Rev. (. J. Erickson of Portland will speak at the 1:3o session. The local Sunday school teachers hay" arranged to have d Su! i'er for he visiting delegates.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
LIE WITT IS NAMED
Will Be Community Chairman in En- dOWHCnt Fund Drive For New Iork-OthCr Local Graduates

Announcement has ben mad" of the appointment of George Levitt. ot' this city, as community chairman of the $6,450, ,000. endowment fund for New York university.
 Mr. Levitt is well known and his work as community chairman for the fund will be done in close co-opera- ton with he Hartford-SprinGfi Id district endowment fund committee with headquarters at l3J West ford avenue, prirgticld, Mass.
 Among the other graduates of New York university in New Britain are : Dr. Wilbur r. BunnelI. pr. Charles A. Gillin. Luther M. Hancock. David Lipm;tn, Dr. John F.. Martin. Frank F.. Elrkliffc. Jr.. Israel Rachlin. Dr. -AIphcus Futile and Dr. Charles R. Wittn.
 It is expected that tho formal launching of the New York university endowment fund drive will take place the latter part of March.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
GIVEN HEAVY FINE
 FOR THEFT OF LOCKS
John J. Shaw Is Assessed $50
 and Costs

Pleading guilty to the charge of stucling locks valued at $50 from the r. X F. Corbm plant on June 9, 1919, John J. Shaw of Milford was fined $50 and costs by Judge John H. I\irkham in police court today. senator "Dan' Bailey. formerly of this city. appeared for Shaw and asked the court to im- pose the fine as the man had just been released from the New Haven county jail where he served a three months sentence. Also he owns d little home in Milford on which there itre two yearly mortgages which must be paid shortly. and Mr. Bailey in formed the court that if the man gets off he will return to work immediate ly.
 Shaw. it is alleged. while working for R. II. Wilcox at the r. x F. Cor bin plant in 1919. stole locks and car ried them 10 his home where he in tended to use them. He denied he meant to sell the stolen property. He was brought to this city late last night by Detective Sergeant Theodore Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
Jamaica Ginger Drunk.

Edwin Gray. formerly of Vermont and at the present time employed at the COrbin- Screw corpora tiOn plant. appeared before Judge kirkham to answer the charge of drunkenness. He pleaded guilty and said that he did not care to say anything only that he got his jag" from drinking too much Jamaica ginger. He was fined S10 and costs.
 ANel Johnson. another drunk who was arrested over the week end. pleaded guilty and was also fined SlO and costs. Johnson was arrested yes terday afternoon by Officer Herbert Lyons. who found him proStrated on the sidewalk in front of the City Drug
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
MCDONALD IS SUPERVISOR.

Charles E. Mcdonald, former man. aeer at Fox's theater in this city. and later in charge of the Fox the attr in Elizabeth. N. J., has been recently named as supervisor of :t number of the Fox theaters in that state. Mr. Mcdonald was one of the most popular theater managers ever, in charge ot the local playhouse.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
FATHERS GET INCREASE.

-An agreement entered into by fathers and contractors and which becomes effective in January. 192 will make it possible for men of thai strade to earn between S13 and S1f a day The new rate is $G.3O per thousand. an advance of S1.50.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
Boy in Chambers.

\ 14-Near-old boy appeared in cham bers for not attending school regularly. After giving the ease. a thorough hearing Judge Kirk ham placed the boy on probation. rroba- tiOn Officer F.. (. Connolly inform ed the court that the boy has been in school only two weeks since last Sep tember.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
Piles Cured in 6 to If Day>.

Druggists refund money if PAZn oINTM lENT fails ro cure nchin-, Blind, Bleeding or protruding Piles. Stops Irritation: Soothes and Heals. Iou can get restful sleep after the first application Price 6hc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
NEG NEM AgI;T 81 A
HABuRU.

AIT mondjak, hogy haboru
mar ket eve megsziint. Lehet hogy
'gaz de Jakab Gyorgy, 211 LII
berty street afatt lak6 honfitar-
sunk hazanal meg mem STINT meg,
Legalabb ere vallott az a tele-
fon jelentes, amelyet a youngs-
town. rendorseg szombaton ejfel-
TAFT kapott. A kiszallott rend-
5rok haz belsejet osszetorve ta-
altak. Jakab Gyorgyne, aki pc.
dig varand6s allapotban van, a
f0ldon fetrengett nagy kinjaban
A rend6ri vallatasra kideriilt
hogy Jakabek ket orosz burdosa
a haboru felett vitatkozya ossze-
1apott Jakabbal. A hosszas vita
max amely akorul fordult, hogy
melyik a .jobb katona magyar
vagy a muszka az lett vege
aogy ket muszka j6l elverte ia
talbot es hogy "dzsabot telje.
zen elvegezzek meg Jakabnera is
ratamadtak. Letobtak a f0ldre es
1ssze rugdostak. ugy hogy oryosi
'egitseget is igenybe kellett ven
~ie. A rend6r0k ket asszony.
4ipr6 muszkat a b0rt0nbe vittek
lie ueyanakkor "komanak" $40.
itottak Jakabot is, hogy a birt
iltal az 3 reszet verekedesb6l is
zamon keressek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
DoLGoZNAK A LANYoK.

Az athletak nemreg megala-
kult moi osztalyanak vigalmi bi-
zottsaga ugyancsak erosen dol
gozik, hogy Szilveszter estejen
megtartand6 Macy alarcosbal, a.
melyet az egylet sajat helyisege-
ben, 1881 w. Federal ST. alatt
tartanak minel jobban sikerul-
ion. Mint ertesiiliink a vigalmi
bizottsag tagiai kozul kiilon0sen
Cseh Rozi, Macy Tren, Szakacs
Anna, Hochwarth Mariska es Ne
meth Jolan serenykednek, hogy a
mulatsag erk0lcsi es anyagi hasz-
IA ell ne maradion. Macy dologra
keszulnek az atletak rank k0ve-
kez6 esztend6ben es exert meg
4rdemlik a partolast, amelyet a
magyar kozonseg nekik jutat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
Pasztorjjatek.

Nagyban fogadkoznak a Scent
Tstvan egvlet ifjusagi osztalya-
max tagjai, hogy olyan el6adast
fognak bemutatni karacsony ell
SO napjanak estejen, hogy az meg
ref. egyhaz gyermekel6adasat
is feliilmulja. (Aligha lehet.
Szerk.) A Betlehemi Baxter ci-
me a nagyszerii, vallasos, tanulsa-
gos es megis mulattat6 pasztorja-
teknak, amelyben 25 gyermek sze-
repel. A tanulas rohamleptekkel
halad es a tanitast vezet6k sze-
rint a darab teljesen keszen lesz
szombathoz egy hetre a bemuta.
tora. A jegyek az el6adasra meg
a heten elkesziilnek ,es kiosztasra
keriilnek. Az erdekl6des oily
nagy, hogy bizony j6 lesz mal
most gondoskodni, inert ha mem,
ugy az eloadast maid csak a ha-
tuls6 sorokb6l szemlelheti.
Fontos, hogy mindenki megje-
gyezze, hogy az eloadast kara
csony els6 napjan, december 25-
en-. szombaton este 0rakor tart
jak Kossuth K0r nagytermeben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
A muakaviszonyok.
Eddig nem allott be nagyobb
valtozas Karacsonykor sziine-
telni fognak gyarak

Az ut6bbi heten mem allott be
valtozas a gyarak munkarendje-
ben. Az Ohio Works es a Carnegie
gyarak csaknem teljes er6vel dol
goznak, mig az independence
meg mindig rendelkeznek annyi
rendelessel, hogy egyes osztalyai-
kat leszallitott iizemben tarthas-
SAX.
Dacara a leszallitott araknak
ujabb redelesek mem igen erkez-
mex a gyarakhoz, de egyes oszta-
lyok, mint peldaul ESQ aszta-
lyok Sheet & Tube es a Repnb-
lie gyartelepein meg h6napokig
dolgozhatnak jelenlegi rendele-
seken. Mint mar jeleztiik a gya-
rakban megkezd6d0tt a IL 6ras
munka megsziintetese es a nyolc
oras sifta behozatala. A nyolc
6ras munkanap bevezeteseben a
Sheet & Tube company vezet.
A gyarvezetGsegek jelentese
szerint mem lesz valtozas a mum
karendehn a J0v6 het csiit0rt0-
keig arikor a gyarak a karacso-
nvi annepekre lezarnak. Hogy
hany napig tart maid a vakaci6
AIT meg mem tudjak, de lehet
logy egyes oszta1yokban maid
csak ujev utan indul meg ismet
I munka.
Amerika mas nagy ipari varo-
saibol erkezo jelentesekbol meg
allapithat6, hogy Youngstown sze-
rencses, inert mig itten meg meg
lehet6sen j6k a munkaviszonyok
masut vevok hianya Matt sar.
be csukjak a gyarkapukat. Addio
mig mas varosokban munka hi
any mar erezht0ve Walt es a mum
kanelkiiliek szama az Egyesiilt
Allamok teriileten mar megk0ze-
liti a ket milli6 embert, addig lit
a munkanelkiiliek szama igen
csekely.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
A torkaba szurta
a sajat bicskajat.
Pallay Janoa val6sziniileg pilla-
natnyi elmesavarban el alSarta
dobni Aet6t.

Senki sem tudja mi vitte Pal
lay Janos, Is ewes honfitarsun-
kat, aki a 437 East Marion ave-
nue. alatt volt burden ARA, hogy
szerdan reggel nagy zsebkeset sa-
sat torkaba eressze. Pallay aki
molten volt fiverenek Pallay An
dras3ak, 544 Benwood avenue
alatti otthonaba avyal rohant be
szerdan reggel, hogy egy ellen
sege iildozi es elakaria yagni a
nyakat. Kony0rgdtt testverenek,
hogy mentsek meg az iild0zes
el6l. Pallayne lefektette a minden
bizomyal beteg ehbert egy eme-
lett szobaba. Nelnsokkal kes5bb
h6rgest hallott al emeletr5l. Az
asszony rohant fe szobaba, a.
hol s6gora fekidf. A szerencset-
len az agyon fekiidt eszmeletle-
nil. Nyakabol 6mlott yer. Ke-
zeben szoronsatta nyitott zsebke-
set. Azonnal ertesitettek a rend-
Srseget es Pallayt Gillen &Mc-
Vean ment6kocsijan a Scent Er-
zsebet korhazba vittek, ahol al
lapotat valsaeosnak tartjak az
orvosok.
Pallay a Republic Iron & Steel
Company gyaraban dolgozott. Al
lit6lag mar egy hete nem ment
munkaba es ivott, de sokkal val6-
sziniibb, hogy q szerencsetlen
ambert lhirtelen !, oriilet szallta
meg es ennek hatasa alatt kovet-
te ell tettet, ameE eletebe keriil-
het,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
A HIDAssY ttGY.

Olvas6ink meg bizonyara elem
ken emlekeznek Hidassy Emil
rirardi magyar uzletember meg
~vilkolasara. amely a multi telen
t0rtent. A heten kezdte meg a
szomszedss pennsylvania allami
Tew Castle varos t0ryenyszeke a
~vilkosag egvik biinreszesegevel
vadolt Alex Rose nevezetii olasz
nerenek vegtargyalasat. Rose volt
~ aki ait az automobile vezette
smelyben Hidassyt meg0ltek e
amelyb6l testet egy nagy h6fu-
vasba dobtak a Youngstownb6'
Vow Castelbe vezetS ut menten
Tdinburg falucska hataraban.
Hidassyt ugyanis ket olas7
'viszki vasarlas iiriigye alatt csal-
a ell a maganyos ultra. A gyilko-
sokat valoszniiileg az olasz ven.
7etta (verboszu) vezerelte, inert
1Fidassy nehany hettel meggyil.
noltatasa elliott veletlenul halalra
razolt aut6javal egy olasz EN-.
bert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
Nagybizottsag

Szombaton este ismet mem veg
zett semmit nagybizottsag. En-
nek okat t0bben titkarnak XII
vanjak tulajdonitani, akit kote-
lessegenek teljesitese akadalyo-
zott megjelenesben. Ugyanis. a
nagybizottsag titkara szombaton
este dolgozik es ha maskor el tu-
dott szabadulni. gyiilesekre, szom-
baton mem tudott meg egy fel
6rara sem szabadulni. A nagybi-
zottsag titkara Vindicator seer
keszt6segenek lbelmunkatarsa es
a titokzatos Koehler iigyet neki
osztottak XII. Ebben az iigyben
szombaton egesz nap Warrenben
jart es vasarnapi lapra hosszu
cikket kellett irnia.
DE titkar csak egy ember. OF
lehet ideiglenes gyiiles jegyzo-
konyv vezet6 titkarral helyettesi-
teni. A nagy bizottsag targyal-
hatott volna titkar nelkiil is,
hiszen mem a titkar a nagybizott-
sag.
Erdemleges targyalas hianya-
ban a .nagybizottsag elovette a
penztark0nyvet es abbol meg
allapitotta Hoffer Andras penz-
tarnok jelentese ,alapjan, hogy
l920-ra csak harom oegylet fizet-
tie be a tagsagi dijjat a naeybi-
zottsag penztaraba. Eek az egy-
Ietek d Scent Gyorgy egyhaz. a
verhovay egylet, es a Scent Tst-
van egylet. A tobbi egyletek es
egyhazak mind kiutatak a potion,
evi $500-os tagsagi dijjakat de
elfelejtettek penzt "a nagybizott
sag penztarnokahoz juttatni.
A nagybizottsag ez evi bevete-
ler6l es kiadasarol az alabbi ell
szamolas nyujt kepet. Megjegy-
zend6, hogy nagybizottsag al
tai kezelt jotekonysagi gyiijts-s
SEX a hazi penztar elszamolasa-
ban mem foglalnak helyet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
RENDKIvttLI GYttLEs

Az evi elszamolas megejtesere
es tisztviselok valasztasara a Ver-
hoyay sagSayegylst a108-ik fi6kja
szombaton, december 18-an este
7 oral kezdettel rendlxiviii gyi-
lest tart az egylet rendes gyiiles-
helyen, ref. egyhaz pincehelyi-
segeben. Az alapszabalyok ertel-
meben felkerjik a tagsagot, hogy
a gyiilesen kivetel nelkiil megje-
lenjen.
A tisztikar neveben
Debroczly Andras, elnok.
Hoffer Andras, titkar. =.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
HOOVER A GYERMEKsEGITEsR6I

Herbert Hoover egy ujsagir6val
folytatott beszelgetesben kijelentette,
hogy ha Amerika meg egy evig segiti
Kelet es Kozep- Europa gyermekeit,
akkor teliesitette nyomor suitott or
szagokkal szemben val6 k0telesseget
Mr.. Hoover szcrint: Ella ezt a telet
keresztiil tndiuk huzni, segelyre
szorult orszagok gondot tudnak mar
marukra viselni. Ez a gyermek- -k6rdes
NJ utolsd segelv. melvet adnnnk kell
IS ha EFT keresztiil vissziik, megfizt
fink m naazt, amivel meg voltunk ter
tnrhelye.,'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
VERHOvAY GYtjLEs

Nepes gyiilest tartott vasarnap
delutan a Verhovay Segelyegylct
Youngstown 1O8-ik fiokja, anne
lyen elhataroztak, hogy az evi
rendkivuli tisztujit6 es elszamold
gyiilest most szombaton, vagyis
december 18-an este het oral kez-
dettel tartjak meg reformatus
egyhaz gyiilestermeben. A gyii-
lessen ket vi tagot eskettek fel es
pedig Szabo Gyorgyot es Rendes
Bertalannet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
Dr. BUECHNER MEGHALT.

Yonngstownban szaz es szaz
magyar embr k0sz0ni mai ia e.
geszseget DR.. VIM. +. Buejlner,
hirneves sebesznek, aki kedden
este r6vid n6gy napi betegsey
utan tid6gyuladas aldozata lett
a City korhazban, ahol annyi 81
keres operaci6t vegzett hosszrl
palyafutasa alatt. A kival6 Sc
besz-orvos halala az egesz varost
gyaszba boritotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
KossUTH GYttLEs

A Kossuth Magyar Kozmiivel6-
desi Egylet vasarnap, december
19-en este nyolc oral kezdettel
tartja evzar6 gyiileset az egylet
saiat helyisegeben. A tagok ke.
retnek, hogy a gyiilesen okvetle.
mil jelenjenek meg.
A valasztmany nevehen
Molnar Mihaly, eln0k.
Nemenyi Mikl6s, titkar,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
Alxik scent ihlettel varjak karacsonyi
boldogsagot
Te csalodjsk Csonka- Magyarorszag gyermekhada
Csa amera magyarsg segege varassolhata nneppe
6hazai gyermekek karacsonyat

digs kegyelettel tekint Amerika
magyarjai fele. Szerezziik meg EFT
az oromot nekik, kegyeletet pc
dig magunknak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
Maradvany:


A kiadasi tetelek k0vetkez6k
Amerikai Magyar Sz0vetsegnek
tagsagi dij $50, Horvath David
max koszoru 1850, Sirgony kolt-
.egek $3.50, hozza iarulas kiildott
'1epvisel0 k0ltsegehez $1,000. Ha
azok az egyletek es egyhazak va
lamint maganos tagok befizetik
a hatralekos tagsagi dijakat ngy
a maradvany legalabb harminc
1ollarral megszaporodik. Ellen
ben meg terheli a penztart Kos
subj Kornek terember cimen
megszavazand6 osszeg. ami k0riil-
belil husz dollarra rug. Tehat
nagybizottsagnak, amely pedig
ez evben j6tekonysagra ezreket
kezelt, becsiiletes szegenysegeben
marad vagy so dollarja a penz-
ltarban.
Lathatja ehb6l mindenki, hogy
| a nagybizottsag amelynek eyi
tagsagi dijja csak csekely 6t dol
lar evvel a penzzel jol gazdal-
kodik, abb6l felesleges kiad&st
nem eszk6zol ellenben hasznos
munkat vegez q magyarsag 6r-
dek6ben.