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The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

LCshON"ENEs
DR.. Langwell chose one of the
smartest hotels for dinner.
II happened to be the same one in
which Nancy and Gerry had had
their last dinner alone before the
latter left for Peru.
In spite of herself and her unde-
niable interest in the clever sur
geon. she could not crowd out recol-
lections of that other evening. Time
after time her mind wandered from
the Doctors conversation and re-
turned to that last real talk she
had had with Gerry.
Instead of the smiling complacent
face opposite her with its touch of
sensuaIity and a trace of cruelty in
IT'S heavy-Iidded eyes, she say
Gerry's strong. lean. brown face.
So defnite was the vision that she
almost stretched out her hand to It
She wanted Gerry-Gerry who was
halfway across the world. She
wanted to hear his voice, to feel the
comfort of his presence She knew
suddenly that she was weary at
playing the game.
A question from the doctor
brought her back from her dream
ing with a start.
: She hadn't the faintest idea OF
what he had asked her but figuring
that no" was conservative
answer. she made II.
Apparently. it was the wrong
one.
The doctors mouth frightened. She
had dealt another blow to his van
fty. She relied that her score was
: rolling up and she felt a little
afraid.
LangweIl said nothing for a mo-
ment and then he began to tell
story of an experience in the Cana
dian woods
Nancy felt an intense desire to
remind him. that he had told her
that story three times before: she
restrained the impulse and tried to
, Look interested.
The orchestra began to play a
fox trot. Couples left the adjoin-
ing table for the dancing floor.
Care to dancer? Langwell in
Nancy nodded. Anything was
better than listening to a fourth
repetition of that story She won
dered II II were because she was
tired that the doctor got so fearfully
on her nerves this first evening that
she was with him alone.
He wasn't a particularly good
dancer. she realized instantly. and
ne insisted upon humming under
his breath, a bit of key. the tune
the orchestra was playing.
=. She realized that taken away
from his environment the clever
surgeon became only a mildly in
teresting escort.
Three times around the floor and
Nancy was exhausted She was
usually an indefatigable dancer, bur
she was glad to return to the table
at his suggestion without waiting
for an encore.
Il have seats for one of the roof
shows" he said as he signaled the
waiter for the check.
Nancy murmured something
about being delighted" but Sc
cretly her heart sank. She was
tor.
When the check came, he added
IL up carefully, running over each
figure with a gold pencil. There
was a charge of ten cents too much
for some item to which he immedi-
ately called the walters attention.
It was necessary to summon the
captain" several trips had to be
made to the cashiers desk.
Nancy was very bored and a little
resentful about the whole proceed
ing. Gerry had never been fussy
about such small amounts as ten
cents Indeed, she couldn't recall
Gerry ever adding up a check. She
was quite sure Major Desmond had
never done such a thing in his life.
She found herself contemplating
the remainder of the evening with
the air of a martyr.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

her bitter company. There is no
peace nor happiness in such love,
because there is no faith in It In
her soul the woman knows that the
man who has not been true TO the
wife he has sworn to love and
honor, will not be true to her. and
that just as she took him away from
one woman, SO some younger and
prettier girl will eventually take
him away from her.
II a girl does not expect to even
tually marry the man with whom
she is in love, she is booming her
self to a barren life, in which she
will have only the husks of sffec-
ton TO feed upon. For this tarnish-
ed romance she is giving up all the
love that ends in husband, home and
children The mating time in a
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Today's Great Person.
April 2e-Your Birthdayf

H. Bedford-Jones. or Henry
James O'Brien Bedford-Jones,
the popular magazine author.
whose work appears quite regu-
larly in today's publications. He
is part author of the Boy Scouts
of the Air" series of books. the
Boys Big Game" series. and
others. He was born, Friday.
April 20, 1887, at Napanee, Ont.
Canada.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
IoDan Scouts
To Take Trip
To Yellowstone

CLINTON, Ia, April 2S.-Two
hundred local Boy Scouts. under
the direction Of their executive,
o. o. Pierce, are planning a thir-
ty-day trip through Yellowstone
Park for this coming summer.
The boys will leave Clinton on
June is, travel by auto to the
park. and return home on July
Is.
A portable wireless outfit will
be part of the equipment the
scouts will carry. Medical atten-
ton is to be provided for. This
is one of the biggest things we
have ever undertaken" says
Executive Pierce.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Fairgrounds Results.

New York, baseball-Abbot, Z;
Blake, 2.
Monroe, baseball - West, 5;
Parkview, Z.
Rosedale, baseball - kenil-
worth, 8; wheatley, Z.
Georgetown, baseball - Hyde,
4; Force. l. Schlag-Hyde, 81;
Force, s.
Bloomingdale, schlag Lang
don, Is: Brightwood. 2. Base
balI-Langdon, II: Brightwood, 8.
Virginia Avenue, baseball -
wallach, s.; Cranch. s. Schlag-
Cranch, 81; Randall Highlands, I.
Terminal, baseball-Hayes, 3;
Taylor, Z.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
WHO PLAYS TODAY

The following baseball teams
clash today on municipal play
grounds: Pierce VS.. Blow, Rose
dale; Thomson VS.. Webster, New
York avenue; Cooke VS.. Hubbard,
Columbia Heights; Grant VS. In
dustrial home, Georgetown;
Amory VS.. Woodburn, Blooming
dale; Cranch VS.. Wallach, Vir-
ginia Avenue.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Daily Hardknot.

If you can guess the four words
described and arrange them ac-
cording to their numbers you will
have a ward square. Word No. l
means land bordering on the sea;
2, possessor: 3, a feminine name; ;
4, to snatch; 5, the largest kind
of plants.
Answer to yesterdays: Words
land, Holland, Belgium)
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
A Familiar Quotation.

(Who wrote it?)
Murder will out.
Yesterdays:
Where ignorance is bliss,
'Tis folly to be wise.-Thomas
Gray, '-On a Distant Prospect of
Eaton College"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Mrs. Coolidge
To Be Present
At Girls Meet

Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, wife of
Vice President Coolidge, will wit
ness the annual athletic meet Of
the Girl Scouts of the District, to
be held on the Ellipse at 2:3o
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The meet will have on its list
eleven events, in which 400 Girl
Scouts are expected to partic,-
pate. Gen. ]. J. Pershing will
award the prizes to the individual
winners of the competitive races.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

sets her apart for him from all
other women.
No other woman in the world
goes through such grinding torment
Of suspicion, and anxiety, and jeal-
ousy, as does the girl who is in
love with a married man. She
knows no moment in which the
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Catcher Writes.

Ray Schalk, the famed
catcher of the Chicago White
Sox, has written a special ar
ticle for the Boys and Girls
Herald, in which he tells
about his most exciting game.
The story will be printed here
tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Friday Clearance Prices
VIM. H., Rogers Siluerwae

William Rogers Reinforced Nickel Silver Ia
beware. S. X. r. Tipped pattern
8 dozen Round Handle Knives de.e.,
dozen Medium dose,
dozen
dozen Tab Spoons ssss.
dozen Spoons
dozen Teaspoons s47S.
Housew.re Section 1oor
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Nuts to Crack.

Suppose your best girl friend
has a cracked and broken voice.
What should she sing?
CYesterday's: with what two
animals do you always go to
to bed?"-Two calves.)
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Makes a Difference.

why are you always late to
school. Alfred?"
Il don't have time enough to
get ready"
That funny; l always have
plenty of time"
II know, sir, but 1 wash"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Acknowledgements.

We gratefully acknowledge
receipt of The Western Breeze"
from Robert Simpson, answers
to the Daily Hardknot" by
Price Kingsolver, of Clarendon,
Va, and others.-The Editor.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Friday Specials in
PetticOdfs

dozen Petticoats, Of heather
bloom and sateen, with tucked
and pleated nounces. in navy.
taupe, green, blue Special. t1s<s
each.
dozen Extra Size Petticoats.
heatherbloom with plain or Dres-
den trimmed hounces in blue,
green and wistaria- Special. S1-ss
each.
Il Seco Silk Petticoats. with
plain or pleated hounces. trim
med with contrasting colors. in
cerise, tan, taupe. green and
black. Regular and extra stzes.
S2.sS eachi were $50.
Petticoat Section. Third Door.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Revenge Is Sweet.

Teacher-'Boys, why are you
hurting that poor little fellow?"
He let us copy his 'rithmetic
an it was all wrong"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Friday Special in
Women's Silk Hose
$1.95 Pair

Ingram Silk Hose. These are
lbject to slight imperfections
SS.5o.
36 pairs women's Full-fash-
ioned Tan Cotton Hose, light
weight; sizes S and Sh only.
pairs for ST. were Use pair.
so dozen pairs women's Full
fashioned Silk Lisle Hose, in
black and white, uneven in
weave. Sizes Sh to 10. CSC psirI
IL perfect they would be 81.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

90 dozen women's Pure d.
full fashioned, extra length:
otherwise they would be markt
30 dozen pairs women's Pure
Silk Hose, with lisfe garter tops
and soles, in black and assorted
colors, uneven in weave. Sizes
S1k to 10 in the combined lot.
but not in every color. &1.2S
pair, IL perfect they would be
s2.oO.
Hosiery Section, First noor.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Millinery

IS Hats Of taffeta and straw,
with flower and ribbon trim
mings- IS eachg were $3.50
and Se.7H.
20 Sport Hats, of felt. In
copen, jade and navy with
white examinations. &S.Tt
eackt were $3.50.
6 Hats with flower and rib
bon, trimmings, CIs escht
were SI1.bo.
j lot OF Sprays OF Flowers
and wreaths. 2Sc esehI were
Tse Go Sz--
Millinery Section. rhird noes.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Boys Wash Suits
Very Special, Sl.95 each
Sizes 2Iz to s years.


Boys Wash Suits-One exclusive Regatta
fabrics and color in Mildly
Norfolk styles, with long and short
white with various combinations
Sailor and all sizes in style
IS pairs Boys Knckerbockefs good quality
terials; sizes s. s-I5. 1S H. Use pair
Boys sectou Fourth
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
COrsets

A broken lot of Low Bust and
WaiStline Corsets, back or front
lace, plain or broche with lace
and satin trimming; sizes Is. 20.
81, %, %, 20, 81, IS 20. S2-So
each; were $3.50 and 81.
IL Low Bust and Waistline
Corsets. lace and satin trimmed.
in pink or white materials: sizes
2i, %. 26. %. - eachI were 81
and $3.50.
10 waistline and Medium Bust
Corsets. in plain pink and white
materials: a few Ferris models:
sizes ls, %. 26, "a. IS. 81 eackt
were -.
Corset Section. Third bccr-
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Women's Black and Bfown
Leather Pumps
Friday Clearance Price, S4.75 Pair

have grouped lots and odd sizes Of
Friday Clearance Included
kdskn black patent leather and
oneyelet ties and others
plain pumps assortment IA to AAA;
AZ, 7h>s AA: 3I4, T. AZ. S. SI III and A;
), IN and B; 2 s. Si-, T. Az 5h C. $+7S
pair, 20
Women shoss secucn
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Friday Remnant Day
Fur Chokers


Stone Marten. Sz7-seI w.s
Skin Squirrel. SzzIso esehI
were &ze.B0.
Animal Kit Fox. sISsoy
was &zS.
2 3-skip Kolinsky, SO e.eAI
were SIS.
2 French Seal, necktie style,
S12-Jo eachG were SIS.
Nutris. necktie style.
t12.S0; was SIS.
: Wolf Chokers, SIS eaehI
were $3.50.
l skunk. cape shape seoI
was $50.
Fur Section. Third nocs.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-21
BETOROK GYILKOssAGI
KTSERLETE.

A 1877 South Center st. alatt
lak6 GAGS Mihaly aminap hajnal-
ban ARA ebredt, hogy valaki ka-
lapaccsal fejbevagja es harom
idegen ferfi tart6zkodik szobaia ia
ban. Egyikiik atkutatta rnhait.
mask feltorte ladajat, mig a
harmadik egyre fejet es testet
iitogette a kalapaccsal. Kiabala
sara bet6r6k kiszaladtak szo-
bab6l anelkiil, hogy barmi ertekes
holmit magukkal vittek volna.
GAGS oily kabult allapotban
volt, hogy mem tudott rablokr6l
szemelyleirast adni. Egy kozelben
lak6 orvos els6 segelyben reszesi-
tette, azutan pedig ment3kocsin a
varosi k6rhazba szallitottak. Ha-
marosan felgy6gyul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-21
AKIRAB0LT TAxIs 3,

A 81 w. Commerce alatt lak0
Jess A. Jahnson taxicab vezet0t
Lincoln park kozeleben a minap
delelotti orakban ket fegyveres
ferfi megtamadta, revolveragy-
gyal fejbevagta es $500 kesz-
penzt, egy $500 erteki gyemant-
gyiirHt valamint egy $1,000 erte-
xii gyemanttut raboltak ell t6le.
A ket utas Johnsont a 13l E.
Federal alatti olasz vendegl0be
hivatta, ahol aut6jaba szalltak
azZal az utasitassl, hogy a New
Bedford k6zeleben lev6 Maria
villaba vieye 6ket.
Mikor Lincoln Park Indian
Observation-Disclosures, ket ferfi hir-
telen nekitamad Johsonnak es
miutan minden penzet es Elk
secret elvettek, Hubbard iranya-
ban elmenekiitek.
Johnson leirasa szerint mind
ket tamado olasz volt. K0rTlbeliil
30 evesek, 100 font sulyuak 5 lab
Z inch magasak lehettek, s0tet
ruhat es s0tet puha kalapot visel-
tex.
Egyikiiknek s0tet arcb6re es
kis fekete bajusza volt.
A rendorseg rovidesen megje-
lent rablas szinhelyen, de mind
eddig mem akadt a rablok nyo-
mara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-21
Elfogott magyarok
A multi heti macy szaraz kan
panynak magyar aldozatai
is voltak.

Mar multi szamunkban megir-
tux. hogv David J. Scott koz-
biztonsagi igazgato ve1etese alatt
a rend6rseg es szovetsegi, vala-
mint allami szaraz ugyn0kok
nagytakaritast rendeztek young
stowni szalonok k0zt. A takaritas
eredmenye 48 'fogoly volt, ezek
koziil 40 bevandorolt volt es sal
nos vagy negy magyar. Az elfo-
gott magyarok kozt szerepel Hor-
vath Janos, Weisz Samu, vala-
mint Dobosy 1stvan es Gyorgy
A magyarok mem bin6snek val
lottak magukat es iicyiik $40
vctsegi bir6 ele keriil maid Gle
velandban.
Azok, akik rend6rbir6sae
el6tt biin0snek vallottak magukat
egyenkent 800 dollar biintetest
fizettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-21
J0L SIKERtjLT A
BASKET PIKNIK

Vagy hatvan magyar csalad
kereste fel a South Roadon fekvo
kies Cochran farmot a Kossuth
egylet es a Munkasbetegsegely-
zo kozos csaladi kirandulasa al
llalmabol a multi ~sarnap. A far
mon sep szal erdo van es a nagy
fax arnyekaban telepedtek le a
csaladok, amelyeknek legnagyobb-
resze automobilon ment Xxi. Sokan
erkeztek williamson is es delutan
3 orara hangos volt az erd6 a XII
randal6k Wig zaiat6l es Rig6
J6ska cigany muzsikaiat6l. Sokan
mar reggel kimentek az erd6be
es csendes beszelgetes kozben sza-
lonnat siitottek. A nagy tarsasae 9
keso esti 6rakig kint maradt a
zoldben Is remek holdvilagnal
teri haza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-21
A megyei iigyesz
felulvizsgalata
Hull iigyesz elfogja azokat a sza-
lonosokat, akiket a rend6rseg
"e1felejtett" elfogni.

Mindenki tudja, hogy a multi
heti Macy szaraz hadjaratnak po-
litikai okai voltak. Alig harom
het es lit vannak az elovalaszta-
sok, amelyek soran Warnock
polgarmester szeretne ujra elnyer-
nj a republicans jeloltseget.
Warnock es kozbitonsagi igazga-
toia a k0ver Scott ARA szamita-
max, hogy megkapjak a szaraz
szavazatokat, amelyek leginkabb
az amerikai protestans vallasuak
templomai k0riil talalhatok. Hogy
ezekre a legnagyobbreszt alszen-
tesked6 vizet predikal6 es bort
ivokra nagyobb hatast tegyenek,
mutt heten 4S embert fogtak ell
tiltott italmeresert, hogy aztan a
rakovetkezo vasarnap hangoztat-
hassak korteseik utjan, hogy Ok
mennyire ervenyt szereznek tor
venyeknek es mennyire tisztan
tartjak varost.
EFT a szandekukat azonban ala
posn clrontotta Harold Hull me-
gyei iigyesz, aki tudta, hogy Scott
es tarsai csak bizonyos sZalono-
kat latogattak meg es masokat
feltiinoen mell6ztek. Hull vart
szombat >Jestig aztan segedeivel
es Lynden megyei detektivvel ell
indult es elfogta azokat, akiket
Scott mem fogott ell. ICY tobbek
k0zt elfogtak Malovics Samu sza-
lonost, aki a WsFederal streeten
Tuxedo szalon tulajdonosa
Malovics dacara Scott nagy haz-
tisztogatasanak egesz nyugodtan
merte palinkat. Bizonyara volt
Okla hogy nyugodt legyen es ne
tartson Scottol es embereitol
Ugyancsak elfogtak Malovics ket
bartenderet is. Malovicsot 1000
dollara biintettek meg.
Termeszetesen Warnock pol
garmester mem j5 Swivel nezte
Hull munkajat es kijelentette,
hogy AIT politika mozgatia,
De kiil0n0s es fieyelemre melt6,
hogv a mai "erk0lcs0s' varosve-
zet6seg alatt eoyes emberek mer-
hetnek palinkat, mig masokat ell
fognak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-21
YoUNGsTowN, O., 1891 JULIUS 81.
Szabolcsi kepeslapok
Gazdag varos es szegeny fau Gazdagodnak dok Roman
"emlekek' - Az amerikasok = 10 lesz a termes

csinalJak? Tavasszal a sziil3k
mem tudnak dolgozni, ha iskolas
gyermekiik mem vigyaz az APP
r6bb gyerekekre es akkor chen
vesz csalad. Telen pedig ma
gam gy6z6dtem meg rola, hogy
mines dip6je a gyerekneki, s6t,
apjanak, anyjanak sem. Konnyii
t0rvenyt hozni, de nehez vegre-
hajtani. A varosi urak csak
falu 5 szazalekat latjak, akill
meggazdagodtak es icy vasarol-
lak: Rakjon le mindent, ami
yep, az ara mem hataroz. Mines
'rfe milliomos gazda. vagy ha
akad, hat negyszaz ehez6 zseller
salad esik egyre.
Sokan jottek haza Amerikabol
Szabolcsmegyebe, akik felver-
elk fold arat sokszor 40 so
yer koronara is holdankint. So
1an meg ICY sem tudtak foldhoz.
'utni es most visszakesziilnek.
Nem fenekig teifel videki elet
EN-. Szabolcsban is sok bal,
ok a panasz. A nep csendes Is
izakod6, igcn .vallasos es a
orcsmaz6 ember is ritkasag err
efele. Megerdemelnek, hogy va
aki tegyen mar ertiik valamit,
liszen foldesuraiktol annyi esq
endeje hiaba varjak a iot...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-21
Friedman Jozsef
hazalatogat
Az ismert magyar iigyved megla-
togatja sziilofalujat, amelyet 26
eve mem latott.

Minden magyar ismeri Fried
man JOSEF magyar szarmazasu
amerikai iigyvedet, akinek a
Stambaugh epulet masodik eme-
leten van az irodaja. Friedman
JOSEF 26 evvel ezel6tt mint fatal
fiucska keriilt Amerikaba a Saros
megyei Berzevicer6l. Mint SEE
geny fiatalember kezdte Macy
Amerikaban es szorgalmas tanu-
las utan sikerrel tette le az
iigyvedi vizsgat. Mint iigy-
we'd becsiiletessegavel irigylesre-
m6itT iffrnevet vivs5jT ki ,dnaganak
Youngstownban es egyike azok-
max akire meltan biiszkek lehe-
think.
Nemregihen erkezett hazulr6l
Friedman J6zsef nbvere. Az asz-
SONY sokat beszelt Iaz iigyv6dnek
az otthoniakr6l es Friedman mar
majdnem elhataroztR magat, hogy
ellatogat haza, amilor megkapta
70 ewes edesapja Pvelet amelvr
ben az Greg ur hivIa fiat, hogy
iojjon haza inert 3 ev 6ta mem
latta es szeretne hegegyszer az
aletben latni Ere Friedman r6g-
ton elhatarozta maHt az indulas-
"a es mar vasarnab este utazik
New Yorkba es tnnan kedden
egy gyorsg6z0ssel Mza.
Tavolleteben Evah J. Rummel
iigyved helyettesiti maid Fried
mant. FL fatal 9gvved harom
@v 6ta dolgozik Friedman iroda-
'aban. Ismeri az iiSyeket es ICY
Ieleket eppen olVf klSzolgalas-
ban reszesiti mintla Friedman
itthon volna. Friedman iigyved
elutazasa ol6tt kijehntette. hogv
helyettesSert minda tekintetben
'"t a'l es tetteiArt szavatolva a
felelGSeoot is vise1i
Friedman lowed hemcsak Ber
znvicern latorat hnem elmeov
Pozsonvba, Rudapesfe as Kassara
is fs visszaterfse ufn beszamol
maid lapunk olva$inak az Oft
hani allapotokr6l. Sfrencses utat
es kellemes sz6rakofst kivamnk
neki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-21
CROW JEN0 rs HAZA
LATOGAT

Nemcsak az East Youngstown
le a Youngstown magvarok is lol
ismerik Crow Janesit'' >, aki eve
zen at szalonos volt East YOUNG
townban. Crow most haza iato-
AT Beregszaszra. hogy Oft elo
ziileit es rokonait viszontlathas-
"a. Vele. utazik fivere is. az ugyan
SAX i0l ismert Crow Arthur. A
'let FLYER a hosszu utat Friedman
Iozsef magyar iigyveddel teszi
neg. Vele egyiitt ellatogatnak
Budapestre is, s6t a ket Crow
Egerbe is elmegy ottani rokonaik
felkeresesere.
Grow Jenot mindnnkS derek
magyar embernek ismeri Young
;townban, aki mindig bokeziien
'ldozott magyar iigyekre es aki
'izony rengeteg magyar ember-
,ek tett szivesseget es adott .i6
anacsot. Szerencses utat kiva-
Junk neki IS remeliiik, hogy Ia
ogatasa utan szerecsesen vissza-
or koriinkbe. Grow megigerte.
hogy pontosan beszamol maid
lazai tapasztalatairol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-21
'kozel az ehhalalhoz
Asszonyok, Xix a rendorsegt0l
kernek egy kis eleseget.

Egy fekete es egy magyar asz-
SONY, xix a Sharon line menten
laknak, azzal allitottak be minap
delben a rend0rseghez, hogy he
tex ota mem birnak munkat kap-
III es napok 6ta mem ettek, minel
fogva egy kis penzt kernek, hogy
valami ielem0zsiat vehessenek.
A rend6rsegnek mines ugyan
G celra szant penzalapja, mind
azonaltal a rendorallomason b6.
seges ebeddel vendegeltek meg a
szegeny asszonyokat, xix, mind
ketten sok gyermekes csalad-
anyak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-21
P I K N I x

A Benwoodi Sziiz Maria egylet
East youngstown Ak fiokja most
vasarnap delutan tartja nagy
piknikjet az east youngsawni al
Ealanosan ismert Znpp farmon. A
pikniket el6keszit6 bizottsag gon-
'oskodott mindenr6l, hogy a k6-
,onseg j6l erezze' magat Is iol
nulasson. Rig6 Joska telies ban
laia huzza maid talp ala valot,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-21
MAGYAR TANCIsKoLA

Kiss A. Bella magyar tanctanar
n0vendekei szombaton el6sz0r tar
tanak tancmuiatsagot az atletak
helyisegeben, West Federal
streeten. A mulatsagon j6 zene
lesz. A tanciskolaba meg min
dig be lehet iratkozni. Akik ezt
megtenni ohajtjak, latogassanak
ell multsagra szombaton. Ma
ganleckeket is ad Kiss Bella, akit
telefonon is hivhat a k0vetkeza
szam alatt a Bell telefonon: Fed
2574.