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The New York herald., 1921-03-17
"OUCH! THAT OLD
RHEUMATISM"
Get out your bottle Of Sloans
Liniment and knock the pain
"1alley-west"

yTyEREN'T ready for that last
w quick switch in temperature,
were you? Left you stiff. sore,
full Of rheumatic twinges?
You should have had bottle OF
Sloan's Liniment handy that would
have penetrated tithoat rubbing, warmed
and soon eased up the muscles, quieted
the iumpy, painful, affected part and
brought gratifying relief.
Helpful In attacks Of lllmbago, sciat-
Ia, external soreness, stiffness, strains.
tches, sprains. Get a bottle at your
druggists. 35c, roc, 81. 40.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
US. RADIO PROTEST
TO CHINA Needed
Contract for Shanghai Plant
Stands Despite British
Demand.
LOAN OF $4,000
American Company Win Erect
Four Subsidiary Stations
Under Terms.
OF &,6O0,00O
washington. u. G.. March i6.

sssc4aE Despatch 70 THS NEW ToRK HERALD
The Little River news., 1921-02-16
167 99 DEED

in New York City alone from kid ney trouble last year. Don't alloy yourself to become q victim by neglecting pains and aches. Guard against this trouble by taking
The Little River news., 1921-02-16
ABDUCTION CHARGED
Negro Accused of Making Negro Girl
 Marry Him.

Texarkana, Feb. 12.-Thomas Jack son, negro, was arrested Thursday on a warrant charging him with abduct- ion. The prosecuting witness is Hal lie Williams, negro girl, who alleges that in April of last year she was for cibly taken from her home by the de- fendant and his friends and compelled to marry him. She alleges that she has never lived with the defendant The issuance of the warrant followed the, filing in Chancery Court by the girl of a petition to have the mar riage annulled. The two principals to the peculiar romance are of more than ordinary intelligence, and the affair has caused great deal of talk among the negro population here.
The Little River news., 1921-02-16
HOPE WOMEN FOR PAVING
Women Take Up the Fight for Pay
 ing the Streets.

Hope, Feb. 12-The women of Hope have taken up the fight for paved streets, and propose to circulate petitions urging the passage of spe- cial bill that will ail in pulling Hope out of the mud" At meeting attended by many women yesterday afternoon, it was decided that next Tuesday will be disignated as 'pe- tition day" and that every property owner and voter will have an oppor- tunity on that day to sign petition asking representatives in the legisla- ture to pass the bill which will au- thorize the assessment of 35 per cent of the assessed property values for street paying.
The Little River news., 1921-02-16
NEGRO WOMEN PROTEST
Say They Were Denied Votes in the
 South.

Washington, Feb. 12.-Negro women from 20 states today presented to the National Woman's party request that it urge Congress to investigate the allegd disenfranchisement of negro women in the South at the last general election.
 Violation of the intent and pur- poses of the Susan B. Anthony amend ment," statement prepared by the negro woman declarerd, occurred in the elections of 1920 in the Southern states, and it has not been made se- cret that wherever white women were not allowed to ballot, it was counted worthwhile to relinquish it in order that it might be denied colored wom- en-"
The Little River news., 1921-02-16
Truck Growers Organize
 at Foreman With Interest

Foreman, Feb. 11.-Pursuant to a call for meeting of truck growers, a
 large number of farmers met at the city hall last Saturday afternoon to discuss the raising of truck for mar ket the coming year. 1 The meeting was presided over by Geo. M. Johnston, as chairman, and w. B. Co1ey acting as secretary.
 I The Winthrop Truck Growers Assoc iation, which has already incorporated, was represented by C.E. Gauldin, T. w. Mast and Emmet Franklin, who were present to give the farmers of this section the benefit of their experience, and to also extend them an invitation to affiliate with them under their or ganization. MT. Gualdin explained their organization, and also the man. ner in which they could cooperate to the benefit of both communities. s. c. Reynolds was also present as a speaker representing the crop plan for this year, and explained how very imperative it was for the farmer to grow food and feed crops, and cut his cotton acreage.
 MT. Johnston, the county agent, made very practical and helpful talk along the line of "Safe Farming" and gave some interesting statistics to bear him out in his program of safe farming.
 Not many of the farmers expressed a desire to raise truck for market, but committee composed of E. M. Davis, FT. H. Mason and A. O. Wells was ap- pointed to. solicit acreage for the grow ing of cantaloupes and tomatoes for market. If sufficient acreage is se- cured to justify shipment from this place, unit of the Winthrop Truck Growers Association will be organized at this place. Otherwise those desir- ing to engage in the truck business will probably become members of the Winthrop association.
The Little River news., 1921-02-16
PENITENTIARY AFFAIRS
Successful Farmers Now Have Charge of Convict Farms.

k Little Rock, Feb. 15.-(SpeciaI) = With penitentiary affairs in Arkansas in the hands of four men who are suc- 'cessful planter, the state now has the advantage of farming knowledge it could not buy. These four men have not had experience in working con- victs, but all have for years been growing cotton, either in the vicinity oe the Cummins or the Tucker farms. They are therefore familiar with the soil and what it takes to till it pro- fitably. Governor McRae has made a remarkable selection for the honorary penitentiary board. The members are not only successful planters who grow cotton extensively, but all are exper- fenced in merchandising as we'll as in marketing crop. Even though the Senate recently declined to recommend to the board that it reduce the acreage planted to cotton this year, it is high 1 ly probable that the new pen1tentiary commission will reduce the acreage.
 
 These planters are growing their feed at home and will probably insist that the state do the same. They will go on the theory that the state should purchase nothing that it can grow it. self, consequently there will be noth- ing to buy but agricultural equipment and clothing for the convicts. While the actual management of the peniten- tiary and farms will be under the superintendent, he will be merely an employe to carry out the suggestions Of the board. What duties the one wo- man member of the board will be call ed upon to perform is at yet pro- blematical. The placing of woman on the board is a compliment to the woman of the state and it is probable
The Little River news., 1921-02-16
BABY PLANE APPEARS
Special Ship Has Wing Spread of But N Twenty Feet.

Washington, Feb. 12.-The corner stone of Americas first air way. from Washington to Dayton, O., was laid today at Boiling field.
 A feature of the dedication was the first public appearance of the Ameri- can messenger airplane. one of the smallest in the world, which is planned to take the place of motorcycles for certain messenger work. The plane has wing spread of only 20 feet. and stands ' feet high. It will carry a load of 240 pounds, and with it's 60- horsepower motor makes 95 miles an hour.
The Little River news., 1921-02-16
READY FOR THE TEST
Drillers of McKamie We'll Await the "Setting" of Cement.

Stamps. Feb. 12.-Activities at the McKamie we'll, six miles south of Stamps, now are confined 70 watch full waiting" for the cement around the casing to set. so that test may be made. Efforts to bring in the we'll probably will be made the latter part of next week. 1t was said today.
 The we'll is in fine shape, according to Driller Humphreys. He said to- day that the hole is straight, the ce- ment was we'll placed and every thing will be in good condition to bring in the we'll.
 There is some activity in the lease market here. One tract one and one half miles from the McKamfe we'll was sold yesterday for $35 an acre.
The Little River news., 1921-02-16
Oak Grove Club News.

Oak Grove Community, Feb. 1Ss
 (SpeciaD-We had a club meeting t&ls afternoon. Miss Norwood was herS and most of the members were here As our president had moved we elected a new one. Buster Wilson was elected as president. County committee. Mamie Green and Charlie Hopkins. We are doing fine so far Every body is tai ing great interest in the club. We
 going to try to make our club the
 in the county. vs'
The Little River news., 1921-02-16

that she will be asked to take
 the care of the female z lvicts. present white women are not acceI at the penitentiary, but should the
 board find place to care for tl satisfactorily, there no doubt will
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-29
Terpslehorean Festival.
"Hully Gee" What a Time.

GIVEN BY THE.

The night will be dark and cold, black CATS witches
and ghosts will be in evidence everywhere good music
good singing and good dancing, with the wonderful
weather will help to augment the expected attendance.
The date will be October 31st the place Silverman's
Hall Your presence is greatly desired by the members
OF the Franklin Concert Band They will entertain you
with a wonderful Concert-personaly conducted by
Prof John Lombardo. The Concert will start at o'clock
and this will be the last of the season.
The organization cannot be too highly commended
for their unring efforts to please the loving peo
pie OF Franklin and with its instruments and equip
ment it will present an imposing appearance to be found
in but few places
Franklin is proud Of her band and to show her ap-
probation will fill Sivermans Hall to it's capacity next
Monday night After the Concert dance will conclude
the evenings entertainment Special music will be prov;
ed by the Encore Orchestra Our friends say the orchestra
rpens with others say it isn't ripe rotten Come
out and Judge for yourself The feature this dance will
be the prize costumes; they will be elaborate gorea,
ous and beautiful beyond expression and will undo15ted
y over-shafow anything of it's kind ever attempted in
this city Other prizes will be awarded for the best waltz
ers and best sustained characters
Now good people you only pass this way but once
so drop and make yourself and others happy The nce
OF admission is S1o0; Ladies free, sS
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-29

FOR SALE-California bunga.
low on Second street. ALI modern
cobveniences. For particulars +,
apply to jones II. BattaRbee, P.
q. Box 1N.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-29

FARM LOANS Three to ten
years. Annual payments In
mediate appraisement without
charge. Representing strongest
Loaf Companies. WILBUR H
KRAMER. franklin. La.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19
K0sz0NET Es ELISMERES
A DOLLAR BANKNAK. {

Mem mulaszthatom ell az alkal-
mat, hogy a Dollar Savings and
Trust Company kilf0ldi osztalya-
max azert pontos es gyors XII
szolgalasert, melyben reszesitett,
- k0sz0netemet XII ne fejezzem.
Alig akartam elhinni, hogy ami
l3n az elmult h6nap 13-ikan az
6-hazaban el6 0ccsemnek a bank
juk altal siirg0nyileg penzt kiild-
tenn, occsem ezen penz vetelet egy
16-ikan, vagyis 3 napra irott leve-
leben elismeri.
Amid6n ezen gvors es kitiin6
kiszolgalasert a Dollar-banknak
koszonetemet ismetelten .kifejezem
maradtam:
kival6 tiszteletteI
IZIDoR FRIEDMAN
638 Market st. Youngstown, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19
CSOLINSZKY FERENCE
NYILATKOZATA.

Az alabbi level k0zlesere ker-
tex fel lapunkat:
"Tisztelt magyar g0rog katho-
ikus hittestverek
Mem hiszem, hogy volna egy is
k0ztetek, azok koz0tt a xix ennek
az egyhaznak iigyes bajos dolgait
sziven viselik es ennek az egy-
haznak a magyar voltat meg a.
karjak vedeni, a kinek kifogasa
van az ellen, hogy "a Scent Gy6rgy
templom piispoki fenhat6sag alatt
miikodjon. Mem ugy ertve, hogy
a piispok szemelyere tablaztassek,
inert az XII van zarva.''
" Azutan kinek van az ellen XII
fogasa, hogy mostan k0zgyiiles
valasztasa folytan tisztesseges es
becsiiletes szegeny munkas embe-
rex keriiltek az egyhaz el6re.
Nincsenek milli6ik letetben, de
van tiszta erzelmiik es tetot6l
talpig magyar gorog katholiku-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19
A munkaviszonyok
"A heten valamivel lasabban megy
a munka. - Hetf0n kezd0dtek
az alacsonyabb fizetesek a
Carnegie gyarakban.

Az acel ipar helyzete meg min
dig a regi. A vev6k tart6zkodnak
a rendelest6l es csak "a holnapra
val6 anyagot szerzik be es mem
kotnek szerzodeseket nagyobb
mennyisegre.
A het elejen lepett eletbe az
acel troszt 20 szazalekos fizetes
leszallitasa es ugy latszik "A vev5k
azon velemenyen vannak, hogy
a berleszallitast ujabb arleszalli-
tas fogja k0vetni es azert heten
meg kevesebb kicsi rendelesek
tonna mennyisege mint multi
hetcn. Ez Observation-Disclosures wont
maga utan.
A Youngstown acel keriilet 46
koh6ja k0ziil a heten csak het dol
'gozik es ezek 'koziil OF van Young
stownban egy New Castle-ban es
egy Farrellben. A het KOHL negy
az acel tr0szt tulajdona kett6 a
Sheet and Tube6 es egy Repub-
lice.
Open hearth acel kohok mar va
lamivel jobban dolgoznak ugyanis
a keriilet &c koh6ja kozul SO tehat
valamivel t6bb mint fele all iizem-
ben es pedig az Ohio Worksban
10, A Sheet and Tubenal 6. ugyan
annyi a Republican,, 8 a Brier
Hillnel, es harom- -harom a Trum-
bull Steelnel es a Sharon Steel
Hoopnal.
A legnagyobb csokkentes a le-
lnez milleknel mutatkozik ugyanis
"a heten a Mahoning v0lgy 107
,nillje k0ziil csak 80 dolgozik, ezek
KOHL 10 a Newton Falls Steel Co.
ltelepen van, amely teljes er5vel
|dolgozik.
Altalaban a munka csak k0riil-
beliil Is szazalekos clU.;al folyik
a heten es a j0vS hetre is aligha
yarhat6 javulas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19

Gus. A. Doeright, aki hat even
at kepviseltes az els6 keriilete1
(ward) a varosi tanacsban szamos
baratja keresenek engedve elfo.
gadta a jeloltseget a polgarmesteri
Iallasra, Doeright loger6sebb ellen.
ifele mostani polgarmester +. j
Warnock lesz, aki bizony a be.
Ivandoroltaknak mem legnagyobb
baratja es csaknem kizar6lag a
Ihlpokrata szarazak" szolgalata.
ban all. Warnock ismet kerni fog.
ia megvalasztasat, de ezt a nep
aligha ada meg neki, inert mos
tanaig mem valtotta be egyetlen
igeretet sem s6t egyoldalusagav
igen sok kart okozott a varosnak
Doeright bevandorolt nemet
sziilok gyermeke, aki 13 ewes ko-
raban mint arva flu maga latott
hozza, hogy mindennapi kenye-
ct megkeresse. M6dlis mas, core
maker es vegiil m6dlis lett es IL
.evi munka utan 81 evyel ezelott
sajat szakalara kezdett dolgozni.
Kicsi 0nt6dejeb6l vasszorgalom-
NAL es becsiiletesseggel felepitette
a Falcon Bronze Co.-it, amely
vallalattol hajland6 visszavonul-
nj, ha a nep megvalasztja polgar-
mesternek, pedig mai allasa sok-
kal jobban joyedelmez mint a pol
garmesteri fizetes.
Gus. Doeright igazmond6, egye-
nes jellemii ember, aki megteszi
amt mond es ha mem teheti meg
ugy mem igeri meg. Mar most a
janljuk a magyarsag figyelmebe,
hogy az augusztusi el6valasztaso-
kon ne felejtsek ell Doeright ne
vet. Akkor fog ugyanis eldiilni,
hogy XII lesz republicans part
polgarmester jeloltje Warnok az
o "kedves baratjaval Scottal'
vagy pedig Doeright, aki igazan
a nep gyermeke es nep baratja.
Kepink bemutatja nepszerii
polgarmester jel0ltet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19
Macy Tttz.
Csaknem millios kart okoztak a
langok a varos sziveben a mutt
heten.

Youngstown t0rtenelmeben a
legnagyobb tiiz mutt csiitortokon
hajnalban iit0tt XII a Parish Bros.
fatelepen. A nagy szelben Ian
gok rohamosan terjedtek es csak-
hamar egett egy egesz epiilet-
tomb, amelyet a Deckert St. w.
Federal ST., North ave. Is az Erie
vasut hatar6l.
A varos teljes tiizolt6saga meg
feszitett munkajanak volt k6sz0n-
het6 hogy tobb oral megfeszitett
munka utan a tiizet lokalizaltak.
"A tiizben rengeteg autolaobil,
deszka, fiiszerek es a Vindicator
angol lap tartalek papirkeszlete
go ezer dollar ertekben pusztult
eel.
Eleinte AIT hittek hogy a tiizet
gyujtogatas okozta, de a kes5bb
megtartott allami Is varosi tiz-
yizsgalat kideritette, hogy tiz-
mex a deszkagyar egy hibas mo-
torja volt az akar6ja. Hivatalosan
"a kart 500 ezer dollarban allapi-
tottak meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19
MAGYAR COR. KATHOLIKUS
TESTvEREK.

Tekintettel ARA, hogy mind
nyajuknak mem adatott meg a
megillet6 $40 SIT. Gy0rgy
majus San megtartott
cgyhazi k0zgyilesen 0sszejottiink
szomhaton leste es megbeszeltiik
iigyeit, amelyeket a
l,0vetkez6kben terjesztiink ma
gyar hittestvereink ele, hogy a.
2okat j6l megjegyezve kepesek
legyenek vilagosan latni mi hely
zetiinket.
Az ertekezlet hatarozott kivan-
saga, hogy Scent Gy0rgy egyhaz
mindig es kizar6lag magyar ma
radon, exert mem j6 szemmel nezi
azon t0rekveseket, hogy a 'hitk0z-
seq magyar munkasok altal osz-
szeadott vagyona felett barki mas
is rendelkezhessek.
Megbizhat6 ertesiiles alapjan
hatarozottan allitjuk, hogy egy-
hazkozsegink vagyona allhat az
egyhaz becsarterezett neven es AIT
mindig 0t tr0szti irja ala, mem
mint magan szemely, hanem mint
a hitkozsegnek a csarter alapjan
megbizott jogi kepviseloje es va
gyonanak gondozoja.
Mem szikseg tehat egyhazunk
vagyonat barmilyen piispokfe is
atirni, hanem ugy amint AIT ere
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19
A KOsSUTH K0R ROSA
BALJA JoL SIKERttLT.

Igen szep kozonseg kereste fel
hetf6n este a Kossuth K0r nagy-
termet, ahol az agilis kozmIvel6-
|desi egylet rendezte piink0sdi
ROSA baljat. Virultak is am a ro-
zsak kebleken de meg az arco-
kon is. Meg soha annyi szep fla
tol magyar leanyt mem lattunk
|egy balon sem mint ezen. Min
denki j6l mulatott Is bizony haj-
nal lett mire q faradt Rig6 J6ska
letehette von6t Is az utols6 par
|abbahagyta 2 taAcot. A mulatsag
|anyagilag is jol sikerilt, amiben
|nagy 6rdeme van q k0r der&k ve-
Izet6s6g6nek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19
ELFELEJTETT vIsszA JONNT.

George Thomleynak borbely liz
lete van a 274 West Commerce
Streeten. Az elmult szombaton O.
lyan vendege is akadt, a kinek
csak so dollaros volt a legkisebb
penze. A borbely tehat atadta az
so dollarost meyer portasnak
azzal, hogy menjen a bankba es
valtsa fel. A meyer elment penz-
Eel es elfelejtett vissza jonni.
Vagy ITALIAN meg most is jon de
mem talal vissza. Ebben a furcsa
vilagban sok minden megt0rten-
hetik. Meg ez is!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19
BARTA sANDoR TOLvAJA.

Az elmult szombat virradora
cddig meg ismeretlen tettesek be-
t0rtek Barta Sandor 1924 Man
hatten avei uzletenek kirakat alb
lakat es azon az iizletbe hatolva,
27 Macy doboz cigarettat es 18
iiveg gy6gybort loptak ell. Barta
szerint bet0res este 5 es IL ora
k0z0tt lehetett. A tettesnek meg
nyoma sincs. Ha jelentkezik, biz
tosan elfogjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19
ELJEGYZES.

A egyik l@gregibb amerikas-
max, a Youngstowr es k0rnytken
Iiltalanosan ismert es k0ztecsi
lesben all6 Vask6 Ferencnek
csaladjaban bens6seges iinnep volt
az elmult szombat este.
Tausz Gyula, cleveland Otis
and Company penzkiild6 es broker
Iceg youngstown fi6kjanak tiszt-
viseloje, helybeli kiilf0ldi osz-
italy managerje eljegyezte Vask6
Juliat.
A mennyasszony, a Xxi a Public
Library regi tisztvisel6je, ertekes
szolgalatokat tett magyarsag-
max nemcsak mint k0nyvtarosn6,
hanem mint pompas es kellemes
lhangu enekes.
T0bb izben szerepelt amerikai
es magyar estelyeken es a magyar
Inyelven eloadott dalaival Macy
sikert aratott. Igen Macy resze
iyolt abban, hogy helybeli ame-
Irikaiak a magyar dalt megkedvel-
tick es megszerettek. Mint k0nyv-
tarosne pedig szamos magyar
konyvet szereztetett be a varosi
konyvtar reszere es ezzel a ma
gyar kulturanak tett ertekes szol-
Igalatot. A volegeny circa egy eve
tart6zkodik varosunkban.' Ko-
molly, szereny es kedves modoru
lember, a XII megnyerte csakhamar
osmeroseinek es baratjainak ro-
konszenvet. Ezel6tt az Otis ceg
cleveland f6iradajanak volt hise-
ges tisztvisel6je es ceg epen az
ert helyezte at varoeunkba. inert
|ismerte ertekes es sokoldalu ke-
pessegeit.
| Vask6 Ferencet es nejet igen
sokan koszontoftek nevezetes
csaladi esemeny alkalmab6l. A
csaladi iinnepen csakis a legk0ze-
lebbi rokonok es a csaladi regi
L 4 go. Z
lmeghitt baratai vettek r6szt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19

sok. Tehat a $40 szoros ertelme-
ben tiltakozunk az ellen, hogy a
Scent Gyorgy magyar gorog kat
holikus hitk0zseg trusztiia holmi
kommunista egyenekb6l legyen
osszetakolva, tisztelet a kivetel-
mex. Mi akarjuk ezt az egyhazat
az ut6dainknak is megtartani es
AIT akarjuk, hogy ez az egyhaz
becsatlakozzek magyar gor0g
katholikus templomnak mind
0r0kre.
Maradok tisztelettel:
Csolinszky Ferenc
a SIT. Gyorgy gorog katholikus
.egyhaz trusztija.
szerkeszt6i megjegyzes. Szive-
sen lek0zoljiik Csolinszky Ferenc
fenti nyilatkozatat, melyet sajat
keziileg irt meg es hozott be SER
kesztosegiinkbe. Csolinszky Fe-
rene kijelentette, hogy a fenti nyi-
latkozatban a trusztikra vonat-
koz6 kitetel, mem azokra vonat-
kozik, a kiket ez evben az egy-
haz rendes evi k0zgyiilesen
megvalasztott, inert azok ellen
semmi kifogasa nincsen.
AIT is kijelentette Csolinszky
Ferenc, hogy egyetert abban la
punkkal, hogy a Scent Gyorgy
gorog katholikus egyhaz magyar
maradjon es hogy ennek az egy-
haznak a magyar volta 0rokke
meg0riztessek, inert hiszen epen
azert alapitottak meg a magyar
gorog katholikus egyhazat, hogy
a magyar gor0g katholikusok ne
legyenek kenytelenek szlav ajku
gor katholikus templomba jarni.
Mivel Csolinszky Ferenc fenti
nyilatkozataban AIT is irja tobbek
k0z0tt, hogy "mi akarjuk ezt az
egyhazat az ut6dainknak is meg
tartani es AIT akarjuk, hogy ez az
egyhaz beesatlakozzek magyar g0r.
kathoikus tenrplomnak mind.
0r0kre", tehat ezzel kijelentese-
vel csak megerositette AIT, nit
mi Scent Gyorgy egyhaz magyar
voltanak megtartasa melett meg
irtunk.
Ismeteljiik, hogy mi mem SEE
melyeket tamadunk, de a magyar
sagot akarjuk meg6rizni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-19

Mar ket izben hangoztattuk Ia
punk hasabjain, hogy nem celunk
megbolygatni a Scent Gyorgy
magyar gorog katholikus egyhaz
belbekejet es hogy h6 kivansa.
gunk az hogy youngstown ma
gyarsag legfiatalabb temploma is
haladjon tovabb a fejl6des utjan
mint a t0hbi templom. De mem
zarkozhatunk ell az elol, hogy
alairt es bekiildott nyilatkozatok-
kal Is gyiilesek eredmenyevel ne
foglalkozzunk.
Icy multi szombaton este k0rul-
beliil harminc magyar gorog kat.
holikus tartott ertekezletet a Kos.
suth korben, amelyen az egyhaz
iigyeivel alaposan es komolyan
foglalkoztak. A gyiiles eredmenye
az alabb k0z0lt felhivas, amely
szol minden magyar gorog katho.
likusnak es amelynek kozlesere a
gyiilesen megjelent kovetkezo e.
gyenek adtak sajatkeziileg meg
hatalmazast: Kosztyu Miklos,
Druga Jaros, Hallok Albert, Sc.
box Gy0rgy, Balogh Peter, To-
vath Sander, Palko Janos, Ignath
Gyula, 10th Istvanne, Hajdu Pal
ne Miglecz Mihaly, zsofi Andras,
Zsofi Ferenc, Zsofi Janos, Hajdu
JOSEF, Somplak Mihaly, Fedor
Janos, Toty Gyorgy, Lengyel Pc
ter, Bodnar Janos, Druga Mihaly,
Homolya Istvan es Vasko Janos.
Ugyancsak alabb k0zoljiik ESQ.,
Ferenc ujonnan megva-
lasztott truszti nyilatkozatat is,
amelyert 8 teljes felel0sseget
vallalt.
A ket nyilatkozatb6l Is Cso-
Ferenccel folytatott be-
szelgetesbol nagy megnyugvas-
sal allapithatjuk meg, hogy a
Youngstown magyar gorog kat
holikusok mindenre keszek, hogy
magyarsagukat minden tekintet-
ben nemcsak most, hanem a jovo-
re nezve is megvedjek. Egg hs
megertessel es a helyzet teljes vi
lagos megmagyarazasaval a fell
merritt ellentetek most mar k0-
nyen elsimithatok es remeljiik,
hogy ez a k0zel jov0hen megtor-
tenik es pedig ugy, hogy a young.
stowni magyar egyhaz es annak
plehanosa teljesen kikerul az uk-
ran vagyis lengyel fenhat6sag
alol es soha oda vissza mem kerul.
het.