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The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31
CHEVROLET MOTOR COM.
PANY DEALS WITH PRICES

The Chevrolet Motor Company in
a recent announcement deals with
the present price problem In q most
sensible and logical way.
It seems that q part Of the COM
rany's program b based on the pro.
duction Of $4,000 Model ''Four-Nine-
u" cars. This model IL well known
and there are about 5000 In use.
The company proposes to build the
10000 before August I, 1921 and II
II reaches this number. and It has
every reason to believe that Il II 60
ing to b successful, each purchaser
Of an open car Of the ''Four- Ninety"
type viii receive a refund Of $40.
and those who buy closed cars Of this
type will receive . refund Of 500.
A certificate setting forth the
terms Of the plan will be given to
each retail purchaser and the total
number Of Model "Four-Nineties''
produced by Chevrolet factories dur
ing the period. which governs the
proposed plan, will be published not
later than August 10, 1921.
Those who purchased Model "Four
Ninety" Chevrolets under the Chew
rolet Motor Company's price quaran-
tee Of last October, benefit by the
refund plan. ..t7
During the period Of REIMBURSEMENT
the Chevrolet Motor Company. mind.
ful Of Id duties 70 it, employees, its
patrons and the general public alike,
refrainsd from making any inpulsive
price change. They knew that q
drastic cut, based on = guess, ~ Ia
future conditions could have only
one effect-the destruction Of the
nations buying power. It would
tear down public confidence and
stagnate the movement Of crops and
merchandise. II would slash wages
and visit suffering and hardship on
millions Of people.
But conditions have changed.
Raw material prices have found new
low levels. Inventories have been
readjustsd TO the bottom Of the mar
bet and Il Is therefore possible for
the company TO make . definite pro-
position based on quality production.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

ANYONE interested in Flower Spar
Prospect, communicate with J. 8.
Mollst, Old Prospector. Arvada Colo.
FOR SALE-Five acres choice
WheatridGe soil aear High School,
s inches Rocky Mt. water, nice s
room house. This il 4 rare buy at
$4,000, terms. Walter P. Smith 4
Son, Arvada Realtors, Phone Arvada
34l. ]2-1t.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31
MACHINERY PRICES LOWER

The Officers % the A. F. B. r.
havs been In conference with mach
insey manufacturer IN an attemp'
r. get lower prices for the farmsrs.
Word has just bssn received that the
peies hes bssn lowered from 10 10
% pr cent b. an Ne large nans-
lhe1aFess ~ farm machinery.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

Walter P. Smith end Son. The
Arvada Realtors. have bee, 'opoint-
ed agents for the Girard Fire and
Marine Insurance Co.. and the EN-.
rloyers Insurance Co. These CIV
NAMES are very good comps,'"s an"
II you ere thinking Of anytr'r" =
the way Of insurance. automobile
fire. etc. II would he well worth
while investigating their policies.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

While the family was attend'ne
the Craig Colony benefit TneFdny
evening, the p. o. Clark homo on
East Grand View was enteeed and
an $50 suit Of clothes, Boston hand
bag, . fine pair Of dress shoes, ties
and shirts. This part Of town seems
10 have an attraction for the light
fingered gentry.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31
nsabsrship Campaign

Aontfos County Ia now In the lead
on membership. 400 with the cam
paisn only partially finished. II all
OF the other counties In the state do
~ we'll In proportion to the number
Of farmers, We would soon have co.
900 members. Results are what
they are after In Montrose county
and judging form the interest In
farm bureau work ~ well - mem.
bership. some good reports will come
from there at the end Of the year.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

A. 8. Holland returned Weinc.-
day from Ouray, County where he
has been since December running an
engine on the d. 4 R. G.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

PORT. O.. B. Drake, Of Canon City,
well known ~ the superintendent Of
the Arvada schools for . number Of
years visited friends here Tuesday
and Wednesday while enroute to
Boulder.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

y The school board 10 having the
high school grounds graded up tc
the proper level thi. week prepara-
tory 10 seeding to grass and other
wise identifying the surrounding
Of the best high school building in
Jefferson county.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31
Local Lore

Nx n. Flaherty b now At Phoebe,
New. visiting her daughter Mrs.
Joseph Delmue, At her home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

The Arvada Girl Scouts went on 4
hike to the hills near Leyden for an
outing Of . day.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

The public In cordially '-"''ed =
hear Miss Van Scyoc in recital s--''
ath at 8:16 o'clock at the lipN
school auditorium.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

Katherine Fleming. mother Of J..
J. Rogers died at the home Of her
son, last Thursday. The body was
taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers to
Polk. Nsb., hDr burial. "
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31
Jofeessea csussy,

Thk eeunty Il fortunate In having
. large nunsbr Of her leading citi-
Gems volunteer their services 70 carry
on. he campaign and DO he solicit
ing. A. . rsssk Of this eoepsra-
tien. ~ campaign y gsing ssasay
~ ~ ssa4 y sveqv ,4s0AsAlEv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

"A shopping bag with every 81
cent cash purchase at Cahill's.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

On Easter Sunday an Arvada
minister married James Irwin and
Mary Bath at the home Of c. l..
johnson . few miles west Of Arvnda.
The groom is 66 and the bride 81.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

John Brown Hall age 70 died
Tuesday At the home Of his son,
Frank Hall, In Wheatridge.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31
Educational Program
TRlvcLI THEATRE
April 6th.
Management Of High School
c---dy
"Villa Ct 'he Movies"
Shooting the Horse Of Progress
School Days Q
Western Feature
"Up in Betty's Bedroom"
t4 -
Four Mile Smoke Stack


Up in the Air After Alligators
,RRR1HMNuMMNMM
0-yes' you housewives, the Harp
er Brushes does the work Of house
cleaning thoroughly. See w. H.
Kaler regard them. Call him by
phone and he will deliver one im-
mediately.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

Considerable moisture has fallen
since our last issue, breaking an
unusual dry winter.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

+. 8. Knapp has sold = lot on East
First St. to T. J. Gorter, who ex-
peets at once to erect . dwelling
on the same. He has sold VIM. l..
Busby's four room house on East
Thid 81. to Or. W. C. McNeal Of
Trinidad. who with his family ex-
psct 10 occupy the property soon,
and be has leased Geo. Hutchinson's
two acre tract on Avalon Ave. to
Frank Chilrdueei, and has rented
VIM. Psterson's property on West
First 81. which WAS formerly owned
b. y. Mason 10 o. W. Cannon. who
ir now living in VIM. Busby's house
cn East 8rd 81. which has bssn sold.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31
WANT COLUMN

vVSt1V0 VOAOVUUv
FOR RENT-In Arvada 8 acres ir-
risatsd, with five room house, barn,
some fruit, 1-2 acres tillable, rest
in pasture. Rent for the year $500
all payable In advance. T. s. Knapp.
42-lt.
FOR SALE-Cleansd Spring Mar
quis seed wheat, t2.75 = hundreH.
Phone Arv. 103J4. 42-2t&.
FOR SKLlAl7al{s hay, two 81
work horses and two mich Gown.
l. B. Cline, s miles west Of Arvada
7J3. 42-2tp.
FOR sALE-Fine young Jersey COW
fresh in Sept. 1925. Phone A-v.
32s. 4e-rtn.
FOR SALE-Ahon. 30 r. /. Z. ah1
White Jcrhorn Lying hers $3.50
csch. Phone Arv. 500. Ao-1t
TOR sALE-WcsFer, Electric wosN
90. almost new. f-n''v size s,1c
terms. Phone Arv. goo. A9-Nr
FOR sALE-R. I. chickens. ~evfle
marc, buggy, sprinc wagon ard Ugh
harness. G. c. Shaw, cor. Grand
View and Granves. A'-l.r,
FOR sALE-Five-Hiece Yak Ilhar'
ret in fine condition, $50. Ph9rr
Arv. 67J. 42-tf.
FOR sALE-sweet potatoes. $500
rer hundred, D. Spykstra, Phone Arv
, 30eJ. -42-tf.
FOR SALE-fwo Ford RoNdste~
boxes and top buggy. Mrs. R., A..
James. Car 50, James station. phone
Arv. 1929. 42-itp.
FOR RENT-25 acres Of irrigated
pasture adjoining Arvnda fer x175
for the year. +. s. Knapp. 42-lt.
PIANO LESSONSIA few vacancies
in classes at present. Those dRsir-
ing Lessons apply to MI. J.sgM.
Compton. South wadsworth. .ostp.
=
FINKBEiNER's PUBLIC
WAREHOUSE
Household goods moved and stor-
ed at reasonable rates. wads@or.h
Ave. and Golden Car. Phone .Arv-
1877, Att.
First Class hsmstitchinR, machine
embroidery, eyelet work. Mrs.
schlaepler. first house east q water
tank or 2l7 Barth Bldg. Corner 18th
and Stout. ll-2tp
FOR sALE-Four young pigs and
two brood sows, also 14o-egR Mandy
Lee incubator IS. Stevens ". 9Th
and college. .pg 4l-2t.
FOR sALE-One 3-disc Sanders
pillow. perfect condition. phons Main
2s4l. o. asll-tf.
FOR sALE-Early Ohm and Red
Mcclure seed potatoes. R. H. Beck
ct, Cole ranch. 206W. 4}-2tp.
Leave your order Tor cleaning
eess-pools and grease traps With 7.
q. Knapp who b agent for the Sani-
tary Csss-pool Cleaning Co.rok Dem
ver. l0-tf.
Trade good watch for Frssno. 8 foot
long. J. 8. Mollet, Arvada. fA0-l
Rabbit hutchss to sell or trade for
hens, cheap. J. 8. Mollet, Arvada.
Purebred White Wyandotta set
ing eggs, 81 per dozen. Arv.
ll2R4 40-4tn.
Bring In your saws to be filed. l
will be here two weeks yet, thsn !
20 to my ranch for n month. ~. 8.
Nollet. I0.l.
FOR SALE-Sccond hand lumber.
windows and doors. BcrryrnnH and
Graves, Graves Garage. %O-2t.
FOR RENT-s2O acres, cash or
share. East Of Deer Trail, good
house and barn, well and reservoir
# water. J. S.Mollct, Arvadu. 40-l
FOR SALE-White Leshorn eggs
for Matching, Phone Arv. l80W.
'S9tf
FOR SALE or RENT-Thirty acres
well improved. first clnss water
right, II room modern house,, one
mile north Of Arvada on Highland.
John Schultz. 33-t9.
WANTED-Plowing Of any kind.
Call Miller Arv. 10J or Lively Av.
3<6. 39tf.
Matching eggs and chicks from the
better White LeRhorns, using males
from Hogan's own. See A. H. Thode
miles west on Evans Ave, or write
Eo1dan SQ-k2t0
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

Miss Pearl wsdiG Of Atwood Colo
has been visiting her sister. Mn. A
Belgln and family for = few days.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31
FURNITURE SALE

Furniture consisting Of extra
large dining table, library table,
photograph, large buffet, Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet, all leather rocker,
and numerous other articles. This
is all first class goods and will be
priced right for immediate sale.
Mrs. Louis Bunkelman, Benson place
College Ave. 42
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

FOR SALE-Fresh COW and calf,
very reasonable. William Bot, Phone
Armada $50.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

Leave your order Tor cleaning
eess-pools and grease traps with +.
9. Knapp who b agent for the Sani-
tary Csss-pool Cleaning Co.. o. Den
ver. 40-tf,
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31

FOR RENT-Storags room In rear
of Postoffice. Inquire Of Postrnas-
Ter. 9
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-31
FlNKBElNER'S PUBLIC
WAREHOUSE

FOR SALE-Four young piGs' and
two brood sows, also 14o-egx landy
Lee incubator IS. Stevens ". 9Th
and college. ng l1-2t.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02
American Legion Notes.

Twas grand and glorious feeling
on Tuesday afternoon last when play
BALI was heard on Miller fed by the
several hundred people who had gather
ed to see the Shepherdstown ball CLUB
cross bats with the Shepherd College
team. Brandy" Myers was on tho
mound for the town team, while Hefle-
bowsr was selected by the college
coach TO hold the heavy htters IN
check. Although he pitched a COOS
game for a youngster. he couldn't stop
the sluggers. the majority of the TWEEN
~ hits gathered off OF his delivery
going for extra bases. Brandy" was
in mid-season form and held the COL
lege boys 10 one lone scratch hit, thai
coming in the ninth inning. This was
the first time that our team had be- I
together this year, with the exception
of Jack Snyder, Bob Crowl and Free
Legge. When these players return 10
the lineup it will strike terror TO tho
hearts OF those teams that we are
scheduled to play this summer. Tho
final score of Tuesdays game was is
10 !. II the team keeps on lining them
out as they have started the public
may feel assured that the majority o.
the games will be safely stored awav or
the pantry shelf. This team REPRE-
sents the American Legion and y
lovers OF the national pastimes. Il
also represents the town and the neo-
pie connected with it, so it is UP TO Won
to- back it-and the team will do the
rest. H
Saturday will be Legion tag day
This is a worthy cause and TAGS vii,
be sold by young girls Of this com.
munity. The Legion will turn OIL, in 2
body in uniform and participate in the
exercises that will be held a. Elmwood
cemetery. They will also furnish
their firing squad to pay tribute to those
veterans who fell on the field of battle.
some hfty-odd years ago The Legion
is strong organization and il is will
ing 10 cooperate at all times with tho
community for its betterment and ad.
vancement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

1T is said that the Senators from
the Western States are becoming very
FESTIVE under the autocratic and super
cilicus domination of Senator Lodge,
who, much set up bv his success in de
stroying President Wilson's policies.
nov assumes TO boss the United States
Senate. These westerners are in the
majority. and it will re very strange
If they tamely submit 10 the partisan
WHO has learned nothing since the
sacred goldfish was a minnow.
Senator Lodge is responsible fer he
destruction OF the League Of Nations
ard his malice prevented the Un-tcs
States from taking its pace - N
lie, -er in world thought ana world IN
tIence. Sooner or later hc will ri III
re"aTd
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

1T looks as if President Harding is
using his own head in good many
ways, Notwithstanding the fact that tho
Senate doesn't want him to think or act
except as it directs. He is now going
ahead on his own account to find out
how the nations of the earth feel on the
subject of disarmament, both as to
land and sea equipment. and in this he
is serving the people of the whole world.
Billions are being spent in creating
great fighting machines which becom.
obsolete before they are put to use, and
war or the prospect of war is placing
burdens upon the people grievous to be
borne.
If the President shall be able to
check this madness he will be friend
to all humanity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

NEWS from Charleston tells us that
Governor Morgan has appointed Ma
ior c. p. Fortney and DR.. E. B. Steph-
enson as two of the three members OF
the State Road Commission-the third
to be appointed later. Hon. John s.
Darst has been appointed member Of
the State Board of Control, succeed
ing DR.. Stephenson on that body.
These appointments are Of the high
est order, and Governor Morgan will
be commended by men Of both parties
for his wisdom in making them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

ONE after another. railroad presi-
dents and managers have appeared b.,
fore the investigating committee in
Washington and solemnly asscvcra;eJ
that the last big increase in freiqk;
rates has nothing TO do with moor hus.-
ness on the railroads of the country.
ms leads us to the reflection thai il
THIS Is their honest belief thev dom,
know as much about the matter nc .
country boy leaning on a fence along
an ordinary highway.
me said boy could see that which.
me railroad managers apparently oo
not see-that the highways are fIlea
WIN trucks carrying goods of every
sort which under normal condition.,
would be hauled by the railroads Tn
proportion of business which has ,brs
been diverted from the railroads mean,
the difference between prosperity and
failure.
Inc way to regain this business ie 80
make fair freight rates, insure prom,
delivery and provide attractive con
veniences and accommodations ~,
shippers.
In other words, to become pros
porous once more, the railroads will
nave to meet modern competition
But this, apparently, is the last thing
that the railroads think of doing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

ALTHOUGH Germany has evaded
ana squirmed and lied and clustered
nov for couple of years, she has been
forced to yield to the terms imposed BY
the allies, and a few days ago maoe
the first payment on her account due
those whom she intended TO bleed to
death had she been victorious. She
has paid first installment of one bill
lion marks in gold, and for many 4
long year to come she vii! sweat bloc !
until the debt il paid.
No one need feel any conjunction
about Germany's hard fate lust think
what she would be doing if she had
France or Great Britain or the Unitet
States under foot
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

THE decision of the United States
Railroad Labor Board will cut down
the wage bills Of the American rail-
roads by about S4oO,0O0000 year,
Every class of employees labcrers,
track men. shop men and train men
is affected. This reduction in pay is
inevitable, for war prices cannot be
kept up indefinitely, and the employees
will probably submit to it without ser
ious disturbance.
Nevertheless, the railroads ought TO
reduce freight rates, which is an abb
solute necessity if living is to be made
cheaper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

Christ Reformed Church-At 10 a
m, SUNDAY school; at II a. m, morn.
ing worship with sermon: at 6 3o n
m, young peoples meeting Ieader
Miss Blanche Hebb. e'
mere will be services in the Pres.
nyterian Church Sunday, if Providence
permits, in Shepherdstown at II a, m
ana at Kearneysvilie at 3 p. m.
Lutheran-Service Sunday at Twill
la at | a. m. '''-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

BLOODY race riots in Tulsa, Okla
homa, this week have caused the death
of a hundred or more persons, most
" colored, and the destruction of mil
lions Of dollars of property. This is
more West than South.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

IN family quarrel at Williamson,
rev days ago Mrs. William Nawc
STABBED her husband SO badly thaf h
came near dying. She cut him in Tho
leg with butcher knife and twelve
S'itches were necessary to close the
wound. NV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

THIS has been bad week in avia-
ton. Seven persons were killed near
Washington when big airplane fell to
the ground during a storm. Man Isl
flirting with the elements. He has rot
vet conquered them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

BE sure to attend the cafeteria din
ner IN the old own hall on Iune lin
Lots OF GOOD things to eat-you ma,
take Your CHOICE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

a citizens military training camp
WIZ De opened at Camp Knox, near
LOuisViiie' Kv., or iulv 2l, for a period
OF iour weeks. II will be open to cit
nens between the ages of is and IS
Virginia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02
IN 1919
We paid not less than ten losses
TO wheat crops BY


III ALL
THIS YEAR
Yours may be the one damaged
Why not let us protect YOU against
this possibility.
A few dollars will do it.
SEE US
Washington, Alexander & Cooke
Charles Town. w. Va.
j. H. TROUT, Sub.Agent
Shepheristown. w. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

An unknown man was badIv hu-.
al HOODS signal tower near Kcarneys-
vie when he ATTEMPTED TO Jump a b.
q -. freight this morning He was
taken to a HOSPITAL in Martinsburp.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02

Chautauaua begins June 9th.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20
TTsZTUJITo KOZGYtjLEs

Foly6 no loan tartotta a ref.
egyhazi f6rfi es moi csatlakozott
bs. egylet rendes havi k0zgyiile-
set, ugyszint6n ezen a gyilesen Ell
.tetett meg az u5 tisztvisel6k va
Iasztasa is az 1921. eyre.
Seb6k Gabor mint eln0k a gyii
lest megnyitvan, sajnalatat fejezte
Xxi az irant, hogy az egylet 1873
tagia KOHL alig 90 tag volt ielen
azen a fontos kozgyiilesen. Igaz,
hogy tagok keves szamu megje-
len6se annak tulajdonithato, hogy
a ref. egyhazi kozgyiiles, ugyszin-
ten Observation-Disclosures az egy-
! haznal ugyanazon nap delel6tt
J t0rt6nt es az egyhaznak sok fon.
tos targya Matt delutan k6t ora
! kor szabadultak meg a hivek az
egyhazi k0zgyiilesrol, es mivel az
eeyletnek mindazok a tagjai, a
xix az egyhaznak is, ICY tehat q
k6s0n t0rtent hazamenet es a nagy
tavolsag sokaknak mem engedtt
meg, hogy az egylet delutani k0z
gviilesen resztvehessenek.
Jagyzok0nyv felolvastatott es g
titkar jelentest tett az 1920. ev;
miik0deser6l az egyletnek.
Titkari jelentes az egylet vagyo
i nar0l:
! pau6to1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20
East Youngstown
VERHOVAY TISZTUJITAS

Az east youngstown 321-ik fi6k
a kovetkez6 vi tisztviseloket va
lasztotta meg: F0do stvan eln0k,
Cseh Mihaly alelnok, Kelemen
Gyorgy titkar (cime: P. O. Box
%, E. Youngstown, Majoros Ist-
van penztarnok, Tomcsanyi Ge-
"a jegyzS, Gyetvai Janos penztari
ellen6r, Koleszar Janos, Keszler
Ferenc es Tomcsanyi Geza har-
mas bizottsagi tagok, Dudas Mi
haly es Szepesi Lajos beteglato-
gat6k, 10th Gyorgy es Dudas Mi
haly ajtoorok. A fatal osztaly
szepen szaporodik. Gyiileseit
minden honap masodik vasarnap.
jan tartja a Crow-fele hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20
szINEsZEK FARRELLBEN
zsufolt haz elott jatszottak a
Pillang6 f6hadnagyot

Az elmnlt vasarnap iatszottak
el6szor a magyar szineszek Far
fellben IS mindjart hozza tehet-
iiik AIT is, hogy a legnagyobb er-
lt0lcsi es anyagi skier mellctt.
Miutan a szintarSulat aznap
ltlutan Clevelandban jatszott,
az6rt csak hat oral vonattal in
lcltak Clevelandbol es bizony fel
9-kor erkeztek meg Farrellbe. A
mig a IIallba talaltak es atolt0z-
k0dtek, bizony abba is beletelt
oey j6 f6l6ra es ICY fel tiz lehe-
tett, mikor az el6adast meg
kezdtek.
Zsufolt haz es lelkes publikum
ntzte vegig a pompasan sikerult
ol6adast. \ mint halljuk az el0-
qdas mindenkinek nagyon tetszett
ds ICY jov6ben ismet szamithat-
max szineszek ARA, hogy meg
trt6 es halas k0z0nseg fogja We,
| gigtapsolni az el6adast, parsze
ha olyan j6 darabbal j0nnek
mint ez volt.
A tarsulat felkeresere Shamu e<
Antal honfitarsaink faradoztak a
::egyek eladasaval es a plakatoB
elhelyezesevel. Az eredmeny
$50 dollar bevetel igazolja, hogy
lnegbizasukat lelkiismeretesen tel
jesitettek. Lapunk hasabjain je
lezni fogjuk, hogy legkozelebb mi
kor lesz az el6adas, a melyet min
dig az NJ Slovak Homeban fognal
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20
A WARRENI EGYLET GYU
LESE
A warreni magyarsag egyetlen
egylete megtartotta a tisztujitast

A Warreni Els6 Magyar Ferfi
Gs Nj Bs. Egylet a kozelmult ma
pokban tartotta meg evi szokasos
tisztujitasat, a mely a k0vetkez6
eredm6nnyel vegz6d0tt: eln0k
Nuszer Ferenc, alelnok Panyko
Karoly, jegyz6: Hall6k Albert,
p6nztarnok Nuszer Gusztav, penz-
tari titkar Somplak Mihaly, leve-
Iez6 titkar Ruszin Janos, jotallo
bizottsagi tagok: Druga Mihaly,
Asztalnok Geza, Dezsi Gy0rgy,
szamvizsgal6 bizottsagi tagok :
Gedeon G6za, Czipf Janos es Kiz-
man Antal, amerikai zaszlotart6
Tar Fercnc, magyar zaszlotarto
Dancsi Gyorgy, ajt66rok: Kere-
kes Mihaly es Flip Laszlo, beteg-
latogat6k Fejszak Mihaly es Ko-
l50rcseny Karoly.