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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-08
THE GOAT HAS BEEN FOUND
Animal Lost by Express Company Is
Located.

The local office of the American
Express company received a telegram
Wednesday afternoon from Strong
City stating that the goat. which the
company lost from a moving Santa Fe
passenger train near there, August 16,
had been found.
A dog, which was also being
shipped by express, was to blame for
the company losing the goat. The
dog, in some manner, got out of its
crate and frightened the goat until it
busted loose, and then the pair mixed.
The dog grabbed the goat by the neck
and before the express messengers
could shut the door of the car both
had disappeared toward the right-of-
way in a heap.
The goat was consigned to a party
at Topeka and when the empty crate
showed up here the next day, E. E.
Brayman, manager of the express
company, said the affair just about
got his goat. Now he will get his goat
but the dog is still missing. The goat
was found by a farmer some twenty
miles from the spot where it left the
car, the message said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-08

take it. You may publish these facts
as a testimonial. Mrs. Lo0IsE
SToLL, 609 w. York ST., Phila., Pa
tits not natural for women to suffer as
did Mrs. Stoll, and in nine cases out of
ten it is caused by some displacement
or arrangement of the system which
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound overcomes, because it acts as a
natural restorative.
Every woman who is subject to
cramps, headaches, nervous spells,
backache or those dreadful bearing
down pains should profit by Mrs. Stoll' 8
experience and give Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound trial, and if there
is any complication write to Lydia E,
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass,
about her health.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-08
CHURCH DIGNITARIES ATTEND.
Rev. Schrembs Installed as Bishop
Cleveland Catholic Diocese.

Cleveland, O., Sept. S.-Five arch
bishops. twenty-five bishops, three
mitered abbots, a dozen monsignors
and about five hundred priests from
Cleveland and nearby dioceses attend
ed the installation ceremonies of the
Right Rev. Joseph Schrembs, former
ly bishop of Toledo, Ohio, as the fifth
bishop of the Catholic diocese of
Cleveland today. The service was held
in st. Johns cathedral and was in
charge of Archbishop Henry Moeller
of Cincinnati
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-08
DENVER COPS HOLD THREE.
Charged With Holding Up Freight
Train and Robbing Hoboes.

Denver, Sept. S.-Two unidentified
negroes and a white man were ar
rested today by Denver police charged
with holding up a westbound Burling-
ton railroad freight train, fifteen miles
east of this city, early this morning.
and rcbbing several hoboes of approx
mately 5000.
Police declare a considerable sum
of money, several empty purses and
revolvers were found on the three I'M
der arrest
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-08
Card of Thanks

and neighbors for the kindness and
consideration shown US during our re-
cent bereavement. Mr.. Morrill, Har-
mon, Cecil, and mother, sister and
brother.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-08

lung SpeilS the nrSC
two days, and was
unfit to do my work.
II read In your little
book about Lydia E.
|Pinkham's We e =
table Compound and
took the medicine
with satisfactory
results. lam a mid
wife and recommend
the Vegetable Com
pound to my friends
and nv dauphters
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Miss Katherine Whisenand, formerly
connected with the Antler's, has ac-
cepted a position with the Katherine
White Marinello Shop, where she will
be pleased to meet her former pa
irons. Call 967 for appointment
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-08
SUFFERED
SIX YEARS
Mrs. Stoll Tells Women
How She Found Relief
From Pain

Philadelphia, Pal suffered for six
years with pain every month, had vom-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-08

Mrs. Beryi Johnson returned to her
home in Bartlesville, Okla. Wednes-
day after a five weeks visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stone.
Little Miss Sara Thornton johnson has
remained for a longer visit with her
grandparents.
Word has been received here by MI.
and Mrs. P. c. Chamberlain that their
15-year-old grandson, Chase jolly, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred jolly of Phila-
delphia, Pa. who has been seriously
I'll with typhoid fever, is convaiescing.
Miss Ethel Campbell and little
nephew Billy Bob have returned to
their home in Wichita after spending
the summer here with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
V. Campbell
Fallen arches, fiat foot. restored by
the Post system for feet. Gabriel. Foy
& Gabriel. Chiropractors. 71S Kansas.
ADV.
Mrs. George Thatcher and daughter
Rebecca Thacher, who are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole. will leave
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
The Religions Element

Judge, does the spiritual or religious
element enter into your philosophy OF
right living?"
Absolutely, yes, For If each human
being is really a triune entity of body
mind and spirit. as l believe, then the
coordinate development of the spiritual
with the bodily and mental is essential
to the symmetrical upbuilding of the
whole person for the supreme achieve
ment OF physical health and mora
vigor, and the highest welfare OF both
the individual and his fellow-men. |
have been trained in the common and
not the higher law and therefore do
not pretend to discuss, eX-cathedra, this
subject from the standpoint of the
theologian, but simply in the practical
way of the layman.
Leaving out OF consideration certain
tenets of the Christian Creeds which
some able scientists think they have
disproved, there yet remains sufficient
to warrant the sincere man of practical
judgment in accepting and living ac-
cording TO the religion that Christ really
taught, and which no scientific man can
disprove. No scientist can conclusive
IL prove that there is not an OverruIing
Being of supreme power. wisdom and
Justice; that there is not a spiritual
entity-called the soul-in each human
being, and that il will not have future
existence after the dissolution of the
body,
As the effect of the acceptance of
this Christian belief is an incentive TO
well doing and a restraint upon evil
doing, and has been uplifting and bene-
ficiai TO both the individual and human
ity. and its rejection degeneraing and
detrimental, it warrants the presump-
tion-at least until the contrary is
proven by its opponents--thht the Chris
tian Faith is true and is as necessary
for the real welfare of mankind as is
the law Of gravitation TO the harmoni-
Gus movement Of the planets in our
solar system.
Since practical men--as do the
courts-act upon such presumptions, de-
rived from the experienced course of
nature and the known habits and ten
dencies Of mankind, in matters of the
highest Importance in their business
and other material matters, they and
all men may well do likewise in re-
gard to their spiritual interests, and ac-
cept and live according TO Christ's own
specific injunction to mankind TO recog-
nize and obey the Supreme Being, and
to live 50 as TO elevate and promote the
highest welfare Of themselves and their
fellowmen.
In such case, they surely will be bet
ter and happier in this world even If
there shall. be no further existence; and
also in the next one, if there is a flu
ture life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
Judge Grubb at Eighty

his Birthday Anniversary, Which Occurs To- Finds
Hin, Active in Body and Mind, With Lively Interest
in All the Affairs Of Life-Hs Interesting and Stirring
Career, With Rich Experiences a World Traveller
His Rule for Long Living
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
| DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS
| OF INSECTS ON CROPS
Frank Morton Jones, in Lecture
Before Natural History So
ciety, Gives Reasons.

Incidentally stating that insects
live in a world of odors of which we
know nothing" reasons for the de-
structfve effects of certain insects on
certain crops We're given last night by
Frank Morton Jones in a lecture be-
fore the Natural History Society,
which met in st. Andrews parish
house.
The instinct implanted In them is
so strong that they refuse to touch
any other kind of food than that which
sustains them or furnishes the proper
nursery for their progeny This af-
fords an explanation of the destructive
effects of potato bugs on the potato
vines, TO take one instance: they re-
fuse any other form of food than the
type of plant suited TO them. If the
planting of potatoes should be aban-
doned, this species of insect would as
a consequence. practically die out ex-
cept for the fraction that might sur
vive on the related members of the
deadly night shade" plant family, TO
which the potato belongs; the to-
mato, ground cherry and matrimony
vine being examples that occur in this
locality.
Exceptions are sometimes found
ho"eNSi' Nheh 4hSsets oiuihaths VI
an exclusive diet will eat outside of
this, under great stress.
Miss Mary II. deVou quoted OBJ
servations made by herself which
showed that the calendar of plant life
was at least three weeks in advance
of normal this spring, on account of the
mild winter. Marsh marigolds were
found in bloom on March 81. the usual
date being ApriI 90
Plans for the formation of a Junior
league were taken up. to consist of
several branches. each of the local
schools being represented on the board
Of directors. Pupils from 10 TO JIG
years of age would be eligible.
A trip along the Delaware Canal
was arranged for Saturday. April 80.
or a week later if that date is stormy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
RAISING OF ID. OF. p. CHIEFS.

Deputy Great Pocahontas Hettie Sill
fies. assisted by Senior Past Chief Will
liam II. Ferguson and a number oi
acting great chiefs. visited wynema
Council No. 10. Thursday evening and
raised the following chiefs: Pocahon-
tas, Anna c. Morris; prophecies. Jane
Bedford: wenonah. Elizabeth Linthi-
cum; powhatan, Nellie Fox; keeper OF
records. Mary Z. Barcus: Collector OF
Wampum, Agnes FNorkum: keeper OF
wampum. Mary A. McC1aine; scouts
Anna Ebberhart and Bertha Cochran
warriors, Florence Cross. May Clark
Clara Parker. and Emma Blankenhorn
first counselor. Louisa Weiderrnan
second counselor. Mary Draper; guard
Of tepee. Mary Buclznaster: guard of
forest, Mary Richards
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12

Yesterday | spent most OF the AFTER
noon In n very pleasing call upon my
old. almost lifelong, friend Judge lg-
natius &. Grubb. the main purpose OF
my call being 10 congratulate him upon
the celebration, today. OF his eighueth
birthday anniversary. | found him In
hts cheerful, sunlit apartments. serene
and genial. in the midst OF books. pic
lures, curios. and many mementos
gathered in his worldwide travels, or
souvenirs from cherished old friends
living and departed-the congenial en-
vironment OF man OF intellect and
sentiment. and literary and artistic
tastes. lie appeared to be in vigorous
health. and as huoyant in spirit and
alert and active in mind and body as
IN the days long gone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
BOOMING BANT0N.
Some Negro Organizations Want Him
10 Continue I'm School Board.

A strongly supported movement to
advocate the election of DIR. Conwell
Banton as one of the seven members
OF the Board of Education. TO be voted
for on June Ii. is being pushed by var
ious organizations of Negroes in this
city.
Among them are the pastor OF Big
Bethel church, DR.. IL. \. Arnett. and
the other officials OF the church and a
large proportion of the members: the
alumni association of Howard High
School, and the Wilmington Basketball
League. The leather organization will
hold a meeting in the hall at Tenth and
Orange streets next Monday evening
to further the Banton candidacy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
" orldnide Traveller.

Those who have but casually seen
this quiet. unassuming man Of little
figure and quite medium stature. have.
POSSIBLY. never supposed that he has
been traveller Of worldwide expert
~nce and most interesting and stirring
adventures. Instead Of wasting time
money and strength ia trying 70 keep
the social pace" ne has spent his va
cations In travel and largely on ocean
voyages. for the purpose of promoting
his health and efficiency and broadening
his knowledge and views OF human
kind and their achievements He has
traversed both hemispheres, visited
every continent-North, Central and
south America, Europe. Asia and Africa
sailed the Seven Seas, and crossed
the Equator and both the Arctic and
Antarctic circles.
Ne has seen many of the most notable
CDNners of the world both OF mans
~ natures creation--the Egyptian
Pyramids. Sphynx and Temples Of KaI-
mack and Luxor; the Grand MoguI
Emperor's palace tomb and the peerless
Tai Mahsl. the Roman Colosseum, the
Moorish Alhanlbra. the Suez and Pam
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
Wilson Liner Back From Florida.

The steamboat City of Philadelphia
arrived here yesterday from Port Tampa
Fla, in command Of Captain Hooper
having made the run in 102 hours
During the winter she has been running
between st. Petersburg and Tampa
carrying passengers. She will resume
her regular service on the Wilson Line
ut once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
DON'T FOOL With
RHEUMATIC ACHES
Keep a bottle of pain relieving S1Oan's
Liniment handy.

You need IL VII the unexpected
rheumatic twinge starts-the pains and
aches following xposure-sciatica lum-
bago, lame back. sore muscles. stiff
joints, neuralgia. Forgot all about buy
ing another bottle and keeping it han
dy, didn't you? Get it today-you may
need il tonight.
This famous counter-hritant pene-
trates without rubbing and scatters the
congestion. The pain or ache is soon
relieved, leaving no plaster or poultice
mussiness. no stained skin. Thousands
of regular users keep IT handy for
emergency-they don't suffer needless
~. All druggists-35c. zoe. s1.40.
S1Oa11,S
Linirnent(sssse.%nSa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
To Repeat Minstrel Show

The Mizpah Chapter. No. 2, Of 0. Z.
S. viii repeat the 'Petticoat Minstrels
Circle" al a dance in the New Century
Club next Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
DOMESTIC AND LINEN SPECIALS S

25 dozen s1x9o Bleached Seamless
Sheets. for SATURDAY, only, sl.65 each
100 pieces of 4o-inch Unbleached Sheet
ing ............. 10 yards for S1.25
Il pieces of heavy Bleached Mercerized
Damask, S1.2s value. for Wednesday.
90c the yard
IS pieces Dress Gingham, SOC value,
for the day ..................... &c
40 pieces of SSc Madras in stripes, for
the day Observation-Disclosures. Toe
All $3.50 colored Umbrellas.
$1,000 each
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10

A youngstown magyarsag nagy-
szabasu marcus 15-iki iinnepet
rendez

A Nagybizottsag, amint AIT
megirtuk, ez evben is niagara val
lalta a marcus l5-iki iinnepely
rendezeset, nelly el6relathat6lag o
a legnagyobb anyagi es erk0lcsi
skier jegyeben fog lezajlani.
Az iinnepely no 2O-an, azaz
vasarnaphoz egy hetre lesz a Kos
suth K0r nagytermeben. A rem
dezo bizottsag Kemeny Gyorgy0t,
a Dong6 szerkeszt6jet hivta meg
innepi sz6noknak Is Kemeny a
meghivast szivesen fogadta. A meg
nyit6 beszedet Geressy Sander
nagybizottsagi eln0k. a zar6besze-
Diet pcdig Horvafh Istvan nagy-
bizottsagi titkar fogja mondani.
A miiSorban ket alkalmi kis
szinmii is szerepel. Az egyiket
Gerenday I,aszl6 ref. lelkesz, ma
sikat pedig Mih6k Sander irta
Mindkett6 sikeriit dolog, a mely
bizonyara lie fogja k0tni az erdek-
l0dest. A miisor t0bbi szamair6l
legk0zelebb referaiunk.
Meg csak AIT emlitjiik meg.
hogy belepti dij mem lesz es ki-ki
annyit ad, a mennyit akar, epen
ugy, mint tavaly, mikor igen te
klntelyes 0sszeg jott 0ssze. A
tiszta i6vedelem felereszben a
Nagybizottsag peaztarat, mask
fele pedig az Amerikai Magyar
Szovetseg celjat fogja tamoeatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
A SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET
GYttLESE

Meglehetosen latogatott gyiilest
tartott a Scent Tstvan egylet va
sarnap delutan Kossuth K0r
nagytermeben. A rendes belize
teseken xviii az eln0k felolvasta
a nagybizottsag altal elfogadasra
ajanlott k0z0s es k0lcs0n0s halal-
eseti biztositas tervet. T0bb tag
hozzasz6lasa utan kiil0n0sen Macy
JOSEF tartott lelkes beszedet a
terv mellett. Ellenvetesek ezut
tai mem voltak a terv ellen. Az
ugyet jov6 gyiilesen ism6t tar
gyalni fogjak. A fisztikar ezen
az uton is felhivja a tagokat, hogy
a kotelez6 husveti ey6nast vegez-
zek el
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
Bonn vagy gentleman !?
AKI 1000 DOLLART FIZETETT AZERT, INERT MEM DIVA
SOFT UJSAG0T, VAGY PEDIG MEM HIT Az UJsAGoK
TANITAsAINAK. szAsz y6ZsEF szoMoRU HIsTo
RIAJA fff@

ia, es penzt szamolatlanul be-
leg0ngyolte egy zsebkend6be.
Szasz is kivette az 1900 dollariat,
a nit az ismeretlen megolvasott
es szinten egy zsebked6be g0n-
gyolt.
Ma most - mondta az ismeret-
len tegyiik 0ssze penzt, de
rbbe Szasz mem akart beleegyezni
es AIT mondta, hogy 8 is meg akar-
ia szamolni penzt. lit a penze.
mondtak neki .es az egyik ember
lefogta Szaszt, a mask pedig
Szasz ingebe dugta, a mar k0zbcn
kicserelt zsebkendot, miben per-
sze egg papir dollar volt, az alatt
pedig Greg j6 ujsaspapiros. Ere
azutan mindket ember megsz0-
k0tt.
Szasz utannk futott, de ekt;.-
ben harOm mas ismeretlcn .cmber
utjat allotta. Szasz kihuzta a re-
vOlveret es ugy tort utat maga-
max, hogy mask ket embert to-
yabb iild0zza. .Revolverrpl a jobh
kezeben szaladt ket ember utan.
.kiket a Public Squareig lido
zott, a hol k0zismert ajris rend-
Or, Kelly, lefogta Szaszt es. azon
hiszemben, hogy kozveszelyes
oriilt, vagy gonosztev6, bevitte
rend6rseg foghazaba. Csak ki.
hallgatasnal silt XII tevedes, de
akkorra Szasz 1900 dollarja a csa-
l6kkalegyetemben eltiint.
Az a magyar ember,. a ki NJ.
sagot olvas es megfogadja az NJ
sag jo tanacsat, azzal ilyen, eset
soha sem tortent. Az ilyen sso-s
moru esetek kifosztott szerepl5i.
rendesen azok k0ziil keriilnek ki,.
q xix AIT mondjak. hogy-az ujsag.
hazudik es. akik sajnos ait hi
SILK, hogy Ok t0bbet tudnak. mint
mas. es soha sem hallgatnak a i6
tanacsra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
EGY MAGYAR IFJU SIKERE
Egy ewes amerikas letere pompa-
san levizsgazott angolul.

| OungStOWn, O.-EZclOtt egy
evvel keriilt XII Kouozsvarr6l k0
zibenk egy rokonszenves es ritks
10 modoru fatal ember: DIR. Wage
Pal, aki farrclli, Pa, Colonial
Trust Company egyik r6gi es hi
seges tisztviselojenek, Schlczin
ger lgnacnak a S0gora.
DR.. Vago oklcveles gy6gysze
resi- es vegyesz hazulrol, a Xxi a ko
I lozsvari egyetemen kitiintetesscl
tette le a vizsgat dS oft is kapta
meg a doktoratuSt. A mikor a ha
boru kit0rt. Vag6t bevittek kato-
nanak es katonaskodaSa alatt a
fohadnagyi fokozatig emelkedatt.
A haborn vegeztevel egy darab
idaig Olaszorszagban tart6zkodott
eS azutan kivandorolt Amerika-
ba.
Egy hetet sem pihent eS mariS
munkaba allott. Mint 6hazai ok
levelcs gy6gyszeresz eS vegyesz
hamarosan foglalkozast kapott a
Lyons and Laeri Campanynal, a
mcly Youngstown egyetlen vegye
szeti eyara (26 Holmes street, es
az6ta is OFT dOlgOzik f0n0k2i leg
nagyobb megelegedeseres DIR
Vae6 szaktudasat mi sem bizo-
nyita jobban, mint az a k0riil-
meny, hogy legnehezebb ossze-
tetelii vegyi keszitmenyeket min
den k0nyv yagy ntasitas nelkiil is
meg tudja csinalni. A receptek
0sszet6telci ezer szamra vannak fe-
.jeben es k0nyvre csakis akkor van
sziiksege, ha olvas valami tudo-
manyos munkat vagy regenyt.
DR.. Vag6 nemcsak kivaI6 szak-
ember, de egyike) a legszorgalma-
,sabb magyaroknak j6forman egesz
Amerikaban. AZ alatt az egy ev
alatt, mi6ta lit van, pompasan meg
tanult angolul, olyannyira, hogv
a gy6gyszcreszi es vegyeszi WIS
gat ncmregiben naoyszerii cred
tette le a detroiti. Mich.
boardon. Ezen vizsgan csak
egy bevandorl6 szerepelt es pedig
DIR. Vag6 Pal, es a mig a vizsgaz6
amerikai bensziil0tt fiuk 60 per-
Gentle elbukott. addig dr.. Vag6
naeyszeriien levizsgazott.
A magyar ember sikerenek nem-
csak 0riiliink, de t6liink telhet6-
leg legnagyobb keszseggel par
toljuk is az illet6t. DR.. Vag6 be-
bizonyitotta, hogy megerdemli a
leemesszebbmen6 partfogast eS
j6indulatot. A rokonszenves, SEE
reny es nagytudasu szorgalmas
magyar fiatalembernek a lecna-
gyobb sikert kivanjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
NE FEIEJTSE ELL
A Nagybizottsag marcus 2O.an
TARTJA Macy UNNEPELYET
LEVEL A BoDRoGK0zB6L
Megkaptak Szechenyi-fele ha-
joval enkild0tt csomagokat

Annak idejen beszamoltunk. ar
r6l, hogy azok a youngstown la
kosok, a xix gr6f Szechenyi-fele
"Szeretet haj6val" kuldtek ESQ.,
magokat hozzatartoz6iknak, azo-
kat sertetlen allapotban kaptak
kezhez december 2l7en, tehat ka-
racsony el6tt.
Sokkal t0bben ~voltak azonban
olyanok, a xix a csomagokat vi
dekre kuldtek, a hol rokonaik
laknak. Ezeket a csomagokat, a
mint AIT annak idejen jeleztuk is,
nem tudtak tovabb kiildeni, inert
abban az idoben nem volt szen
Magyarorszagon ICY a vonatok
sem jartak. Ezeket csomagokat
tehat csakis januar kozepe tajan
inditottak utnak, de elobb min
denkit ajanlott levelben ertesitet-
tex arrol, hogy Amerikab6l ESQ.,
magja erkezett. Voltak sokan,
Xix felutaztak Budapestre, hogy
szemelyesen vegyek at a csoma-
got, de sokan elktldettek maguk.
max.
Varosunkb6l is sok csomag ment
a videkre. Tobbek k0z0tt Vask6
Ferenc is kiild0tt egy nagyobb
esomagot Fokonainal1a Zemplen-
megyei Bodrog- Olasziba, a hon
nan a multi het vegen jott meg a
level, melyben orommel jelez-
tex, hogy a csomagot teljesen
sertetlen allapotban megkaptak.
Ez a level tehat ismet ekes IS
beszelo bizonyiteka annak, hogy a
gr6f Szechenyi-fele haj6n kiildot.
csomagok rendeltetesi helyiikre
jutottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
MAGYAR MttvEszEK

Magyar fiuk terjesztik most
Amerikaban a magyar kultura
hiret. Magyar fink, XII hegediin,
XII zongoraR, XII eerdenkaf,, ki pc.
dig a szinpadon igazoljak az anne
rlkal nagykozonseg el6tt, hoey a
magyar kulturnemzet 6s fiai arany
lag t0bb kival6 miiveszt adnak a
vilagnak, mint mas nemzetek.
Kerekjart6 es Dohnanyi hang
versenyeir6l a legaradoz6bb han
gon irnak Amerika zenekritiku-
sal. Koncertjeiken nemcsak az
amerikai. magyarsag, hanem az
amerikai nep is zajosan iinnepli
0ket. Youngstown magyarok
hallottak mindket miveszt, de
mem sokan gondoltak ARA. hoey
a varosunkba heten ellatogatott
ket mask magyar miiveszt is meg
hallgassak.
Pedig Harmati Sandor es. Shuk
Laios Us remeket produkaltak.
A ket fatal ember tagia hires
Lett von6s negyesnek. Harmati a
masodik hegediis. mig Shuk. aki
a vilaghirii Pepper David tehet-
seges tanitvanya gordonkan re-
mekelt. A vonosnegyes teljesen
telt haz el6tt jatszott az nj Moose
palota koncert-termeben hetfSn
este. Oriasi sikert arattak. A
koncertet Monday Musicale club
rendezte es k0z0nsege a varos leg
elokel6bb polgaraib6l allott, akik
a hangverseny vegen t0megesen
kerestek fel miiveszeket es SEE
melyesen k0szontek meg nekik a
miielvezetet.
Szerkesztonknek alkalma volt
mindket magyar fiuval beszelget-
nj. Mindakett6 haza kesziil. SEE
pen nyilatkoztak az amerikai ma
gyarokr6l es' elmondtak. hogy
hangverseny k0rutjukon alig vol
tax varosban, ahol koncert utan
magyarok ne Hdvoz0ltek volna
oket.
Meg egyet. A negyes els5 sza-
ma Kreislernek. vilaghirii becsi
hegediisnek es zeneszerz6nek nj
szerzemenye "Quartet in A mi
nor" volt. Kreisler dicseretehez
mem melt6 a mi tollunk, de igazi
elvezettel halleattuk zenedara-
bot. amely yal6sagos magyar rap
Soda kettSs motivummal: a kony-
nyJ becsi utcai valcer IS egy ma
gyar csardas erdekes, brilliansul
hangszerelt 0sszeolvadasa. A ma
gyar fiuk jateka cbben a szamban
ervenyesiilt legjobban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10

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