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The Little River news., 1922-02-18
COAL SHORTAGE UNLIKELY
Strike Would Have No Effect on Con.
 SumerS for Several Months.

Washington, Feb. 15-A national strike in the union coal fields can be maintained in the United States for several months without serious incon- venience to consumers, according to evidence by operators put before the Interstate Commerce Commission to- day ill the general rate hearing.
 The commission asked J. D. A. Mor- TOW, vice president of the National Coal Association, for statistics. The report filed today, estimated that non union coal fields have an annual out put capacity of 295, 5,146OO0 tons. or weekly average production of B. 676,000 tons This was on the basis of conditions in 1918. MT. Morrow said, adding that alterations had in- creased the number and capacity of nonunion mines to approximately G. 100000 weekly.
 Consumption of bituminus coal in the United States at present is r. 500,000 per week, the report showed with a material decrease in sight, af- ter April 1 because of warm weather.
The Little River news., 1922-02-18
w. 0. W. Meets at Winthrop.

Winthrop Feb. 12-(SpeciaI. )- Winthrop Grove No. 279 held a most enthusiastic meeting Wednesday ev- ening. Besides transacting other business We installed officers to serve for the ensuing year. One notable feature was the presence of so many of the charter members. All voted to make the year 1922 the best in the history of the Grove. After the meet ing our hostess, Mrs. Fannie Tapp, served delicious luncheon. Boost and the lodge will boost with you Knock and you are on the shelf For a ledge gets sick of one that kicks, and wishes he would kick himself
The Little River news., 1922-02-18
M., D. & G. MAKING
 MONEY FOR FIRST TIME
Has No Fears of That Part Between Nashville and AsMfown Be-
 ing. JUnked.

Mineral Springs, Feb. 15.-Martin las & Gulf Railroad, and C. e. Hill, superintendent paSsed through the city Monday, enroute to White Cliffs
 In speaking of the approaching sale of the property. Mr. Walsh stated that he had no fears Of that part of the road from Nashville to Ashdown being junked, and that it is very pro bable that the road will be operated from bIurfreesboro to Ashdown or even from Shawmut. He stated that several bidders contemplate operat- ing from those points, if they are the successful bidders. and that he has never heard of but one prospect i've bidder advocating the scrapping of that part between Nashville and Ashdown.
 MT. Walsh also stated that since last October the road has shown a net profit over operations, which is the first time that the road has been out of the red since it was built. He said that a greater volume Of business used to be done by the road, but on account of the expenses of operating, including interest on borrowed money, the road had always been run at a loss,
The Little River news., 1922-02-18
City Primary Ticket
 Will Close Saturday

The city primary ticket will be closed to new entrants after Satur- day There has been one new aspir- ant for the office of marshal since last report making five seekers after that position. The last to enter the race is H. G. Freddy, who formerly held that office There has been no change so far in the lineup of the other candidates. There has de- veloped no contest in any of the races for aldermen. nor treasurer or recorder In the race for mayor there are still two candidates, J E. Locke and Dr. c. F. May.
The Little River news., 1922-02-18
WORKERS SEEK RELIEF
Proposals to Take Care of Navy Yard
 Men Submitted.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Proposals for steps to relieve unemployment a. mong navy yard workers caused by the recent order suspending work on ships and guns which would be scrap ped under the naval limitation treaty were submitted to Secretary Denby today by President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor and a committee of navy yard workers and have been referred to the technical experts of the Navy Department. It was said tonight that several of the suggestions made are impossible
The Little River news., 1922-02-18
NEW POST COMMANDER
Nicholas DOZier of TeXarkana Suc-
 ceeds Jack Hardy, Resigned.

TeXarkana, Feb, 15.-At a meeting No. 5S last night, Commander Jack Hardy rendered his resignation, which was accepted. His action was caused by his removal from Texarkana, Nicholas Dozier, first vice command CT, was elected commander to sue ceed Hardy, and Joshua Morriss was elected first vice commander in place of Dozier. The post is considering a movement looking to the erection of memorial building in Texarkana to cost not less than $100,000.
The Little River news., 1922-02-18
POULTRY MEETING
Called to Meet in This City Friday,
 Feb. 24th at 2:3O.

The members of the poultry as sociation and all others interested in poultry are requested to meet in the office of the McIver Abstract Go. in the Sanderson Building, Friday, Feb. "A, at 2:3O. The purpose of the meet strengthen the organization and to discuss plans for better marketing of poultry and poultry producta
The Little River news., 1922-02-18
OFFICIAL LOG OF
 STEELE TEST WELL
:o, Log Showing Progress From V Day to Day Absolutely
 Accurate.

.+oev of MT. Joseph s. Steele
 D o,,e to publish an official copy 1 4ho log of the Red River valley oli oi cas . Drilling and Leasing Company
 u No 1. locally known as Steele we M 1 located in NE, NV, sE' Sec ao @ Twp. 13 s. Rg. 29, W. The drill 1'' .a with a standard rig. These in7 .ts that make up the complete Lep' aro filed by the drilling foreman ,.0 the end of each "A hours of drill ."a The hole is now being reamed .n9, cot 10 inch casing on lime rock progress is reported good and may n, completed this week, barring an forseen difficulties
 The log follows:
 p,om to 13 feet, red clay, dry: 70 to 32 feet, quick sand; Set the wooden conductor at 3S feet; rom 70 to go feet, red gumbo; 59 to G. feet gravel, coarse; sweet water o5
 71 feet blue shale, fine and dry; 71 to 80 feet, blue shale, fine and dry; on to S4 feet. blue shale, fine and dry; 0A to S6 feet, blue shale, fine and dry: 2s to 94 feet, gravel, coarse, fresh water; this gravel stood up; ?4 to 11O feet. blue shale. fine and dry llo "a ,17 feet. blue shale, fine and dry; ,17 to 127 feet, blue shale, fine and d,v. Set 15a inch casing, top of pipe 4 feet below the flow; 127 to 1S5 feet, b,ue shale, fine and dry; 1855 to :15 feet brown sand, medium, fresh Wat orr 215 to 235 feet, blue shale, iine so,f and dry; set 12a inch casing: IS5 f, 3z5 feet, blue shale, fine aid dry; so5 10 $40 feet, blue shale, fine and dry. 24O to 375 feet, Chalk, light col ored, dry; 375 to 475 feet, Chalk ,;gn; colored dry; AIS to 5SO feet, Chalk, light colored, dry; 5SO to C99 feet. Chalk, light colored, dry; 79o to SO5 feet, sand, light water, hole filled with water; SO5 to S27 feet, sand, licLt showing of gas; S27 to S32 feet, blue slale, fine and dry; hole trimmed to S32 feet ready to set 12a inch casing; S32 to 922 feet, shale, blue, dry; 922 to 96O feet, shale, blue, shells, dry; 960 to 9SO feet, shale, dark shells, dry; 9SO to 1107 feet, shale, blue shells, dry; 11O7 to 1172 feet, shale, dark shells, dry; 1172 to 119S feet, sand, water raised to with in 200 feet of top; 119S to 1240 feet, sandy shale, dark dry; 124O to 1265 feet sand shale, dark with fossils, dry; 1265 to 1284 feet, hard shale, black dry showing of oil; 12S4 to 12S6 feet, shale, soft, black, dry, showing of oil; 12S6 to 1906 feet, shale, soft, black, dry, showing of oil; 1906 to 1918 feet, shale, soft, dark, dry, showing of oil; 1918 to 1919 feet, Lime and sand streaked medium hard showing of oil; 1919 to 1888 feet, shale, soft dark, dry, good showing of oil; 1888 to 1865 feet, shale, soft, dark, dry, with fossils, good showing of oil; 1877 to 1888 1t, shale soft dark, dry, with fossils, good showing of oil; 1888 to 1403 feet, shale, soft, blue, dry, with fossils, good showing of oil; Sl inch easing temporarily set at 1898 feet; 14O3 to l4l4 feet, shale, dark, coft; 1414 to
The Little River news., 1922-02-18
WELL STUDDED IN
Quite a Number of Citizens Witnessed
 Start of Operations.

Mineral Springs, Feb. 16.-The Gus tn oil we'll located between this city and Schaal, was spudded in Monday afternoon
 The work of setting 12-inch casing was started Tuesday.
 Quite number of our people wit messed the beginning of operations.
The Little River news., 1922-02-18

1474 feet, Sandy shale, dark; 1474 to 1479 feet, shale dark with light shalc specks; 1479 to 1513 feet, lime rock, soft. Good showing of oil. The oil is presumably coming from ten lay CTS of sand.
The Little River news., 1922-02-18

FOR SALE-Good Bermuda hay, $15
 per ton, good peanut hay, $20. per ton at ,Cheever Farm at Richmond J. M. Coleman. At
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-10-27
Names of New ENGLAND States.

Connecticut is an Indian word
meaning long river; Maine is regarded
as of French origin from the Province
of Maine; Massachusetts, is an Indian
word meaning place of great hills -
New Hampshire is English, coming
from Hampshire county, England !;
Vermont is French, ssVert mont"
meaning green mountain" With ref
erence to Rhode Island there is a diff
ference of opinion, some claiming that
it was named for the Island of Rhodes.
and others for a prominent settler
named Rhodes.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-10-27
Friendships Test.

Emerson tells us that there are two
elements that go into the composition
OF friendship: truth and tenderness.
With real friends we are sincere; we
speak out what we think and feel and
are as honest as we are when alone.
And when we truly love a friend GER
tainly we feel degree of tenderness
toward her that should be strong
enough to make us overlook little
lapses. We should not care for our
friends nearly so much as we do if
they always wore their halos.-Ex-
change.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-10-27
To Remove a Splinter.

Sometimes splinter gets under the
nail so solidly that it is difficult to
draw out. If cold water bandage Is
put around the top of the finger and
kept wet and cold it will in time
loosen the splinter and minimize the
danger Of fostering.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-10-27
The Moose,s nShoveIs.U

Old moose shed the big, shovei-like
antlers early in January, younger ones
weeks later. By the middle of May
the new growth of horn protrudes less
than an inch from the skull. In three
months the development Of the To-
pound shovel, often six feet across, is
entirely completed.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-10-27
Seems to Be Natures Law.

You can't keep a dead level long, lie
you burn everything down fiat to make
it. Why, bless your soul. if all the
cities of the world We're reduced to
ashes, you'd have a new set Of mil
Iionaires in a couple of years or so,
out of the trade in Oliver
Wendell Holmes.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-10-27
City of Storks.

In Angora, the capital of Nationalist
Turkey, storks may be seen every
where. One pair nest on the top of
the column reared by the Romans in
honor of Augustus. Anatolia is BIRDS
paradise, for the Turks never shoot
them.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
4
ALKALMAzAsF KEREs

Fatal leany, beszel angolul es
magyarul, kepes forditani ma
gyart angolra IS angolt. ,magyarra,
tud gepirast es gyorsirast, min
den tekintetben megfelel irodai
munkara, iigyvedi irodaban vagy
ujsagnal alkalmazhat6, alka4ma-
East keres. Czim: III. 10th, 800
Penhale ave., Youngstown, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
ELADo FARM

129 aker finom fold, k0vezett
uton, IA mertfoldnyire 'Youngs-
townt6l, 5 szobas haz, modern be-
rendezessel, vi csiir, vizvezetek, IL
darab fej6stehen, 200 tyuk, min
denfele gepezet, 80 tonna szena,
sok zab, tengeri. Havi jovedelem
$500 $500. Esetleg elcserelhet0
reszben hazert. Ara $4,000. S.
Mechler, Ellsworth Station, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
Y osztriga- -konzerv telep tulajdo-

az osztriga-konzerv telep tulajdo-
ma.
Sok szil6 boldogan venne, ha
gyermekenek jobb m6dot, minden
elerhet6 iskolaztatast nyujthatna
de inert foldhozragadt szeg$nyses
ben, magarahagyottan nyomorog,
kenytelen gyermeket is munkaba
kuldeni. Jellemzo ugyaneFkor,
hogy nemelyiknek mily silk lat.
kore van, az egyik igy nyilatko-
zott: "a szeg6ny\ gyerek epen
eleg, ha tud egy keveset irni es
olvasni. Tulsagosan sok szegeny
gyermek reszesiil Standardization
mar pedig az nem sok iot jelent
nekik." Kepzeljik ell annak a sze-
rencsetlen gyermeknek az eletet,
akiben minden fejlodest es tanul-
nj, tudnivagyast ilyen satnya boil
cseseggel 81 meg sziil6!
A Children Bureau minden
befolyasavaI azon van, hogy egy
szigoru t0rvennyel es hathat6s in
tezkedessel fiatalkoru gyerme-
kek foglalkoztatasat megakada-
lyozza, de ugyanakkor ezeknek a
szerencsetlen telepeseknek hely-
zeten minden tekintetben segit-
hessen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17

Elutazas Matt siirg0sen elado
ot szobas haz, esetleg, az osszes be-
rendezessel, mely fteljesen Vi, ugy-
szinten zongoraval egyiitt, lnagyon
olcson elado.
Gyony6rii kert, szolo -lugas, mo-
dern vllanyfelszereles stb.
A telek 11agysaga 40x160. Egy
perc a Sharon Line -hoz. Stop 25,
Sharon Line, az iskola mellett. -
Auto: 1854.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
oKLEvELEs sZttLEsZN0

Mrs. Szathmary, Jhazai es anne
rikai oklevellel biro sziileszno, XII
1S evig miik0d0tt Debreczenben
$ 13 evig itten, ajanlja magat
azoknak, kiknek szolgalataira
sziiksegik van. Mi is ajanljuk 5t
a magyar kozonseg szives figyel-
mebe. Cime: Mrs. ,Szathmary,
143} Jefferson St., East Youngs-
town, O..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17

lenne teszi, hogy egeszseges elet-
k5rulmenyek k0zott, kint dolgoz-
eek a szabad levegSn es a
nunkasnGk, hogy onmagat mivel-
hesse. Egy sskival6nak 1ininSsi-
tett" tud6s-tanart rajzol meg szim
1boIumkent a tudos konyvtaraban,
ir6asztala mellett tudomanyos er-
tekezletre kesziil es mig az afonya-
bokorr6l ir, b6seges fejtegetessel,
a falusi gyerekek es szakacs
mozgositva vannak, hog neki afo-
nya-p -phddingot keszitsenek.
"val6jaban egyikhez sem jut ell
az afonya-szellem - irja, = inert
en- mem hiszek az efele munkas-
sagban. "A tud6snak kettle kcll
osztania magat a konyvtar- r-szoba
es az afonya-mez5k k6z6tt. )"
Henry David Thoreau Concord,
Massachusettsben sziiletett 1917
julius l2-en. Apjanak Concord
ban gyara volt. Mikor Thoreau
1897 ben elvegezte a Harvard
College-ot, nehany evig tanitassal
es felolvasasokkal foglalkozott,
de mar akkor feltiin6 vohzalom-
NAL k0zeledett Termeszet ter
meszetes elet fele. Elso konyvet,
"a Week on the Connecticut and
Merrimac River egy cs6nak-ki-
randulas utan irta, mikor is five
revel gy0keres vitakat folytatott
eletfiloz6fiajar6l, vahasr6l es iro-
dalomrol.
Bar eletbolcseseget tiszta meg
latas es zavartalan elmelet krista-
ayos patakja taplalja,s teoriajat a
Termeszetben Eli 5 a miivesz-bolcs
kezevel mintazza ,onmagat. Ket
evig Concord meliett egy kis, sa-
jatkeszitmenyii -kunyhobans cit.
Ha elelemre vagy aprobb kiada-
sokra penzreivoh sziiksege, testi
munkaval maga kereste meg. A
kornyeken mem egy farmernek
epitette meg a keriteset vagy me-
szelte at hazat., Munkai forras-
munkak, amelyekben gyonyoru
valtozatokban es hi szinekben
festi meg a gazdag Termeszetet.
Legismertebbek: Walden, vagy
Life in the Woods, Early Spring
in Massachusetts, Summer, Au-
tumn, Winter, The Maine Woods,
Cape Cod es sok mas munka.
Aranylag fiatalon, As ewes kora-
ban halt meg ismeretlenil,
mint egy anonim tudos. Abban a
lazas, forrongo korszakban, ami
kor ezer ember k0ziil ITALIAN egy
sem erzett vonzalmat Termeszet
irant, amikor "feleszmeles," a
mely a termeszetimado szotaraban
negative foglal helyet, az emberi
agy gy6zelmet, celt es bizonyossa-
got jelentett - Thoreau, Macy
Titok nema imad6ja: ember VOLT.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
TEHEN, 10 Es sZENA ELADo

Egy 5 ewes Holstein tehen es
nyolc tonna kitiin0 szena elad6.
A tehen ara $65 es a szena, me1y
reszben is megvasarolhat6, SIG
tonnankint. Ugyszinten elado
egy j6 10 es seeker $4O-6rt. Cim:
Mike Markovich, Poland, O., Stop
16, Poland line.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
vIsszA A TERMEszETHEz
Henry David Thoreau, a terme-
szetimad6

Mikor az ember feliilemelkedve
a mindennapi elet megk0tott hi
ten, mely elgondolassal tekint
Amerikara = olyannak latja a mi
kiilon0s, larmas vilagunkat lit,
mint egy dobbenetes jelenetet, a
melyben veres birk6zasban kuzd
az Ember Termeszettel. Bar a
gy6zelem mindket fe1 fele vagy
mondhatnank ugy is: egyik Eel
fele sem hajlik, latszolag rop-
pant kuzdelemben az allhatatosan
mozdulatlan es felelmes erejii Ter
meszet felett az Ember olyan ST.
kereket volt kepes Qatszolagosan)
kiverekedni, amin6t sehol. masutt
mem tudott ICY, ilyen szediiletes
ivelessel elerni. Termeszetesen,
lehet a dolgokat mas szinu szem-
iivegen keresztIl is szemlelni Is
megallapitani, hogy az Ember es
a Termeszet oslenyegiikben test
verek, akik bekesseges, isteni har-
moniaban kiyannak elni, egymas
mellett, egymasert. Minden id6k-
ben voltak emberek, akik ilyen
felfogasban latjak es merlegelik
a dolgokat, vagy mondjuk: akik
odafejlodnek, hogy ezt a Macy,
kilon0s csodat, amt eletnek ne
veziink, a mezitelensegig leegysze-
riisitve, egeszen Termeszethez
iranyitjak
Henry David Thoreau volt Anne
rikaban az elso. igaz meggy6zo-
desvezette termeszetimad6. O volt
az, aki vagy nyolcvan esztendovel
ezelott otthagyta a forrongo va
rost es kiment az erdobe, hogy
kortarsainak - de Iegf6kep ON
maganak = bebizouyitsa, hogy az
. ember boldogsagat mem lehet
aranyban merni, hogy az ember
erdemesebb, embersegesebb kuzde-
lem aran szebb, emelkedettebb,
Inyugalmasabb es tisztabb gyonyo-
riisegeket szerezhet maganak,
mint a mestersegesen felepitett,
hazug or0mek es vegeszakadat-
Ian gyotrelmek vilagaban.
! Egesz elete es minden irasa mem
volt egyeb, mint egy hatalmas
! protestalas 1ninden ellen, ami mes
terseges, ami hazug es lelekront6.
/ Minden szava ahoz korhoz szolt
kiilonoskepen, amelyet akkor oily
annyira jellemzett az anyagi orc.
mex hajszolasa es az egymast ko-
veto mechanical talalmanyok. Az
/ erdovel boritottl domboldalon, a
lhol Concord mellett) letelepe-
ldett, eidegenithetetlen scent meg
gy6zodesben, tiszta lelkinyuga-
lomban, boldogan cit nindvegig.
I"Ha a nap es az ejszaka - irja
! egyik hires k0nyveben olya-
nok, hogy orommel fogadod oket,
a hozzad szall6 viragok csodas IL
lata es rejtve meglapul6 gy6gy-
fuvek nagyobb boldogsagot fog
max adni ncked Is As4hatatlaasb-
bak lesznek el6tted, mint miaden
eddigi sikereid. -
4 Thoreau tanitotta Is elite. az 6le-
1tet Sasi 1nuaza " ir lii q
i ertekuk, mint koinoly tudoaa6-
lnyos munkak S kitiino szak~kezi-
I. konyvek. Miaden tehetsegevel
Imely tudasa 81 megrenditAetetlen
meggyozodesevel kiEa5tt = M
oivilizSci6 ferde iraayzsta ellen, q
Aely a5yaAss : taaalo o4Ak leAetet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
ID0SEBB ASSZONY,

vagy leany azonnal felvetetik
kis csaladhoz. J6l kell f6zni tudni
Igen jo otthon Is j6 fizetes. Egg
gyermek van a haznal. A helyet
azonnal elfoglalhatja. J6jjon ere
a cimre = HOMoRODY GY0RGY
215 stell Street, Youngstown, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
vALLALKoz0.

XII szakertelemmel vegez concrete
munkakat, mint jardakat, pince
floorokat, lepcsoket, ugyszinten a
komivesi szakba ESQ javitasi mum
kakat, eek koz0tt kemenyjavi-
tast, plaszterezest stb., munkat
Ikeres. Tessek hozza fordulni k0lt-
|segvetesert. Arai nagyon merse-
keltek. Gin: Halasz JOSEF, 3O3
Morris avenue, Niles, o.
(3,10,17;24)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17

6 skobas haz, minden modern
berendezessel, elad6. A hazhely
4Ox160 lab. Ket street car-vonal
mellett. Ara $4,000. Reszletfize-
tesre is megvehet6. Ebben az eset-
ben $2400 keszpenz sziikseges,
esetleg kevesebbet is elfogadunk.
Tudakozodhatn e ci1nen: 118
Steel ST., Youngstown, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
EL.ADO

a Hubbard Roadon egy 5 szobas
haz, / aker folddel, / tehennel es
tobb aprosaggal, szep vetemenyes
kerttel, uj istalloval. Torlesztes-
re is megvelet0. Gin: 2815 Hen
ney Court. Bell tefelon, Federal
1883.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17

EMBEREK, TANULJAK MEG A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tani-
tas nappal es este. Tanuljak meg
ezt a j0vedelmez6 mesters6get. Macy
a munkaskereslet. Auast biztosi-
tunk. Katal6gust ingyen adunk.
MODERN BARBER COLLEGE
2215 E. Ninth St., Cleveland, Ohio
(17,24,31)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
Berbeado

Ia Chicago avenuen, k0zel a Park
and Falls k0zuti vasuti vonalhoz,
|egy 5 szobas haz. Havi ber SIS.
Gin: Himmelreich, sos Dollar
Bank Bldg. Mindket telefon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
JOHN j. JUHASz

Missouri State Life Insurance
co. youngstown es kornyeki
kepviseloje sS
ELET-, TUZ-, AUTOMOBILE ES
BUTORBIZTOsITAS
Tel: Bell Fed. 3646. Auto. 3847.
Iroda:
800 Home Savings & Loan Bldg.
Eel Van hatalmaZva az Ameri-
kai Magyar Hirlap reszere elGfi-
zeteseket felvenni es nyugtaxYii.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
AZONNAL KIAD0.

Ket szoba villany vilagitassal,
gaz, fiirdo, pincze, padlas. Igen
alkalmas fatal hazasoknak. Csak
0t cent a villanyos. A rent IA
dollar
Gin: 2O21 SOUTH AVENUE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
ELAD0 vAGY ELCsE.
!. Elkl.lT6.

X ssa y 33fE
12O hddas faEIla, az osszes
yeteme el g gepekkel
egyiitt elad6 vagy vdIosi in
gatlanert elesel6 6lhet6. Gin:
lswis Seaborn, 206-7 Dollar
49, Blse
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
GYORS ELUTAZAs VEGErT

6 szobas haz, viz, gaz, villany,
fiird6szoba, padlas, pince es min.
den mas kenyelemmel felszerelve,
igen olcs6n elado. Gin: 1884 Oak.
wood Ave-, Youngstown, D.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
D R. M. A. 3 o n II A r Z
fogcrvos vi helyisegei
214 Terminal Building
(Az uj Erie-vasutallomas)
FoG0RvOs


igen olcs6n a 1884 Manhatten
avenuen. 0t szoba, konyha, stb.
BArmikor johet megnezni.. Mrs.
Majzik, tulajdonos. Elad6
BoRBELY ttELET q 1864 Salt
Spring roadon telekl1el egyiitt,
ieen olcs6n. frdeklodjon oft.
1findket v6tsl 1Ettln6 - oloso.
ySjj0n azonnal.