davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

Glencoe A. c., had moved into fourth
place. AMI Jimmy Mcneil was fifth.
Mcneil finished strong and went into
third when Michaelson cracked at the
thirteenth mile. Bill Kennedy. a for
ty-ycar old veteran Of many races, fol
lowed McNeil's pace and moved into
fourth place about two hundred Yards
ahead Of Zuna. These relatives posi-
tioAs werc unchanged at the finish.
The summaries:
Marathon
Pos Name and Club. Time.
d. W. Rirola. Ti.nisl- 'mc,l-
= Parkinson. Morn.ossi5e - ~ .
J. J. McNsa pau,is. : G. i.ss:ss Z Is
" Kennedy. unattached. .... l:e9:>s
+. F. zuna, Paulist A. c. C....... l:so:29 80
c. II. Frick Glencoe A C,.,.. l:3O:l0
: n Dwycr, Mohawk 4. c.. 1;S1:13 s-5
S Y ISyronon. Mllrose A. A. l:Gi:s1 a
.. q. laakso. Millrose A. c.. 1:$f:sa .-5
10 y Giorgio. Psullst a C.... l.34;Os "a,
ii. A. Michaetsou, Mornirgside
y. G. Michel. St CHRISTOPHER
Club ........ ..'...'..... 1:sA:>4 : S
IA =. Habludofsky. Morninssioe
\. C.-.............. ............ i:s..r-
"a G. Rapp. Mohawl. \ E...... i.3a:5s 81
:. ". NillmaH. FINNISH Amer-
10 r rsnzey yonNers y. NJ
c. A.............. .............. 1854
L. A. fohilnS, Morningside
IS n j. Lynch. ST Aloysius 80
=. giqq g IVA Was4tostGn p 1$s:so 1so
% r. Birch. st. Jerome's G. G.. l;S8:Gf
, Il A. Seipel, -Mcrnnssidc A. G 1885
Indoor Events
15oyard special invitation scratch race
Won by Robert McAlliStcr. Glencoe
c.. Jackson Scholz. New York A. c.. sec
ond Ray Georgi. Now York A. c. third
Time OLA 3-5. (world : indoor record)
10o-yard senior metropolitan A. A. u
serior low hurdle champions ship-Won by
II. Meyer. Rutgers: ". Il. Massey jr..
ton. third. Time. o:12 (The winners
time equals srnory record)
eeo-yard run special invitation scratch
raceUWon by Harold CutbiN Boston A
tony. second Clarence Sherman, ST.
Christopher Club. third. Time 1;24 1-0.
10 mile team bicycle race-Won by
Un!one sportiva Italiano "a Attardl and
4. Nieninslsy with 81 points,; Empire
CITY Wheeiinan Civilian Whecry ana
Brooklyn team CIV. Caid we'll and J. Cald-
IS ~ 40. '''''
one-miie relay race (hsndica D Won
Witt l.. Kold E. Robertson); New York
University CIV. Braunstein. J. p. Dal-
lonesia, +. j. Leahy, H. Maycr), second .
Loughiin Lyceum Np. Hauser. f. II.
Eoget j. Rocklein, II Lyons>. third
Half mile int ercompany racc-Won by
S61st Co; 36oth Co, second; 367tn Co.,
tnird. Time. I:37.
Two-nile invitation special scratch
Won by Esr RI Johnston Pittsburgh Mar
a. ". Haskell. Columbia University
third Time, 9:s5 1-6.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
" estsninatcr Hockey Leader

BOSTON. Feb. % The Westminster
Hockey Club went into the lead in the
Eastern section Of the United States
Amateur Hockey Association tonight
by winning from the Boston Athletic
Association, I to 0. These two teams
wcrc tied for leadership
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

Von Boeckmas, High
Gunner at Pelham

p Won Bocckman and G. n. Hersey
tied for the high scratch prize at the
traps OF the Pelham Golf and Country
Club Yesterday. On the shoot Off. the
winner was the first named gunner.
Each had the excellent score Of 9S out
OF possible 100 targets. The high
handicap prize went to Hersey.
The scores:
HoIJDAy sHO0T--IOn TAPGETc
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Manhattan Quintet Wins

The Manhattan College basketball
team defeated tho Brook Ign College
Club five by score Of "a to 16 on the
formers court last night. The score
at half time was ii to TO- O'Melia
scored five field goals for Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Intcrcity Golf Match

Word was received here to-day that
Chris Dumphy, of the Woodland Golf
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

Field goals Deady 60, Cakes $50, Cream
lS), Devine 80. Nirst 90. Barnes %,
Rhodes CD. GarriRues Crudup i'oul
Eoals-Crean, III ~ Barues. in l.
lIirst. in 3. Substitutions: Naval Acad-
en'y-Rarnes for Ilirst, Norris for Wilson
Ilirst for Morris. Rhodes for Fleming
Fleming for Rhodes. Crudup for Jones
Re teree-Alr. Holly. Bsltlmore Poly Time
of halves, 90 minutes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
Department of Agriculture
Issues New and Revised
Booklet on Subject, Tell
ing of Menus and Pre-
paration.

More recent information on subject
OF vitamines and their Importance in
the diet of growing children has been
embodied, among other changes, in a
revision Of Farmers bulletin 7l2. school
lunches by Caroline L. Hunt. specialist
in food PREPARATION and use, just isued
by the United States department OF ag-
riculture. In place Of some of the par
agraphs on food groups and wartime
food savings the bulletin gives a brief
comprehensive explanation OF the var
icus foods necessary TO children and
the reasons for their importance, dwell
green-leaf vegetables. citrus fruits and
ling especially on the place m
tomatoes in the diet
A new section offers suggestion on
keeping down the cost Of children's
lunches without altering the food val
ues. Cleanliness in handling luncheons
at school and on the way is emphasized.
and the special problem OF the hot lunch
served at school is discussed. This
touches on the supervision Of the
school lunch and the selection OF suit
able foods.
New Recipes
A number OF recipes will be found in
the revised bulletin that were not in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03

ing operations will be conducted hence
forth on pure. bred-sire basis. This
includes all classes of domestic live
stock, including poultry.
In some countries of limited area the
number of farms is relatively small
Gordon b. Nance, county agent of Old
ham county. Ky. points out. however
that although his county has only l,0S6
farms. 10 per cent of the farmers have
signed enrolment blanks. which sig
nifies active participation in syste--
matte livestock Improvement Work.
Other counties in which 10 per cent
or more of the farmers are using pure
bred sires exclusively are: Pulaski
county, Va. SO per cent; Kittas coun-
ty, Wash, Is per cent; Greene county,
Ohio, 13 per cent; and Orange county
Va, 10 per cent. In this connection
the Bureau of Animal Industry points
out that the proportions are for ali
farms and that the percentages for
farms in which livestock is the prnci-
pal market product probably would be
much higher.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
GREAT INCREASE
OF BETTER SIRES
Eight Thousand Mark Passed
by Middle of August;
Campaign Meeting
With Success.

With the growing understanding OF
the utility value of pure-bred live stock
and especially pure-bred sires. the list
of persons enrolled in the Better Sires
Better Stock" campaign is rapidly
increasing. The middle of August II
passed the 5000 mark. signifying that
many persons have filed statements
with the United States department of
agriculture that their livestock breed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
king MORALS
With SHOT GUN
LEADS TO JAIL
ansas Farmer Fired at Ford
Which Contained Party
of "Petters" One Killed
Instantly.

HUTCHINSON, Kan.-Censoring the
rails of his neighborhood with shot
4, may cause =. c. White, 37 renter
ten-acre sand hill farm, six miles
'theast Of the city, considerable wor-
as to what the law will say Of his
It term of the Reno county district
irt. White is now out on $4,000 bond
n charge OF manslaughter in the
nth degree.
White, in a signed statement has
ifessed that 1t was his 70 guage shot
n. a rusty old single barreled fowl
piece. from which was fired the
lrge which ended the life of pretty
s. Jane Fuller, the wife of a local
chanic, and blinded Edgar Lyon, u
rber and dlvorcee, of Hutchinson
Too Many Parties
IN his statement, White declared
It he had been driven TO taking ex-
me measures by the numerous pet
& parties" that had taken place on
: road that leads past his farm
use where he lives with his wife and
zen small children. the eldes- IS.
When he saw a Ford touring car pass
place on the afternoon of Friday,
igust IS. the woman seated in that
r had her arm around the man who
$ driving the statement adds. They
re headed for a favorite trysting
lce-the end of the road in q wooded
Il about half a mile east OF where the
rmer lived. The place is a 'spooners
radlse. with thick woods on each side
lich are over the road.
White, in his statement, says he took
gun and walked across the fields,
me out irto a pasture and walked up
,se to the back end of the car He
IS shielded by a natural ambush Of
,ust bushes and high grass.
Fires at Rear Curtain
The farmer could see no one in the
r, he said. He wanted to give the
ir he had seen pass his house a
are and pulled up his gun and fired
the rear curtain.
There was woman's scream, "Oh, -
a groan. Then n man. bleeding from a
ound where his left eye had been,
OF out. jumped into the front seat and
antically tried the starter. 1t would
It work. He sprang TO the ground and
anked the Ford. then drove fadly
way. Sagged down in the back seat
the car was the body Of the woman.
The pair had been on the back seat
ne woman was sitting on the mans
nee so that she faced the shot as 1t
me from the farmers shot gun, ii was
ought out at the inquest Her death
as almost instantaneous. doctor said
the coroner's inquest.
Lyon drove the car TO a farm house
mile and a half. before he had a
owput and was forced to abandon 1t.
. walked to the house and demanded
d. A woman there telephoned for a
,ctor and an ambulance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
SCHOOL LUNCH REQUIRES CLOSEST
ATTENTION OF PARENTS IN WINTER
SO THAT CHILD WILL BE CARED FOR

the old edition. Chief among these is
one for green leaf vegetable soup that
will supply abundance of vitamines
The bulletin may be obtained by apply
ing to the United States department of
agriculture. aWshngton. D. c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03

Shark seen at 4 bathing beach may
ave been q hotel man swimming.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
SEMINOLS COUNTY TO
HAVE GOOD 1922 FAIR

WEWOKA, Okla.-Preparations are
going forward for the free county fair
tc be held for Seminole county ip We
woka on Sept. 13. II and 10. The ex-
hibits will be displayed in the big arm
ory building. and the stock and outside
farm just adjacent. Wewoka and Sem
mole county intend to make this in
fact one OF the big county fairs of the
safe. and considering the catalog which
has been issued, and the work that is
going forward 1t looks like the COM
munity intends TO make its word good.
Sounds funny, but some mems idea
of good time puts the hero Alvin
York in second place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
New Recipes

A number OF recipes will be found II
the revised bulletin that were not Il
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
HAZASSAGI JUBILEUM

Tiz ewes hazassagi evfordulot
Hnnepelt az elmult vasarnap
Balasko Gy0rgy, a Scent Istvan
Egylet elnoke, Wilson avenuei
otthonaban. Vasarnap multi ep-
pen tiz eve, hogy oltarhoz vezet-
te Kiss Margitot, Kiss Andras IS
neje ismert Youngstown magya-
rok leanyat.
Kedves vendegsereg iidv0zolte
"a derek magyar hazaspart a iubi-
leum alkalmab6l. A vendegek
kozt oft voltak Molnar Laios 6s
neje, id. Molnar Janos, 10th La
jos es neje, Kalucky Janos es csa-
ladja, Vasko Ferenc es Mihok
Sander, aki ekes felk0sz0nt6ben
meltatta a jubilansok erdemeir.
Az izletes vacsora utan vend1-
gek jo ideig elbeszeleettek es el-
mulatoztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
A FUTBALL CSAPAT
Megint kikpatak a magyarok. :
Kihivtak Alront merk0zesre

Dacara annak, hogy st. George
sk6t futball csapat 6:1 aranyban
ismet legy6zte Kossuth Futball
csapatot, a fiuk jatekan meglat-
|szott vasarnap, hogy kezdenek
0sszeszokni. Ha az els0 felid0ben
mem jatszottak volna kisse kap-
kodva, ugy az eredmeny egeszcn
mas lett volna.
Az osszjatek, ami futball sike-
renek titka, mar kezd itt-ott fell
csillanni. A jatsz6k mozgasa egy-
re fejl6d6 otthonossagot mutat.
A magyar. .goalt ismet Griinwald
l0tte.
A futball csapat irt az akroni
magyar futball csapatnak, fel-
ajanlva nekik egy merk6zest va
sarnapboz egy hetre. Orommcl
latn6k, ha az akroniak meghiv-
max a mieinket. Mindenesetre So
kat tanulhatnanak egy mar j6l
begyakorolt csapatt6l.
Most vasarnap nilesi futball
csapat lesz a magyar csapat ven
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
TANCMULATSAGOK

A Kossuth Kor egy lido 6ta min
den 'szombaton tancmulatsagot
rendezett. Amerikai zene iatszott
ezeken & kedves osszej0veteleken.
de a kozonseg partolasa igen
lanyha volt. Exert most K0r We
zetosege elhatarozta, hogy jo-
voben ciganyzenet fogad ezekre
a mulatsagokra, ITALIAN akkor in
kabb eljar a fiatalsag
A Kossuth K0r szombat esti mu-
latsagai solid, csaladias jellegii
tancestelyek, amelyek pont 12-kor
veget ernek. Sep, megfelel6 $50
rakozast nNujtanak csekely be-
leptidij elleneben magyar fla
talsagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
Oriiletes arak

Kecskemeten egy tizenhet hol-
das es varost6l Macy tavolsagra
ESQ szolot eladtak hat millio koro-
naert az idei termessel egyiitt. Ez
a szol6 ket evvel ezelott csak 800
koronaert cserelt gazdat, az iden
pedig 500 ezer koronaert kerult
egy NJ tulajdonos kezere. Err6l
az 0sszegr6l most egyszerre hat
milliora rugott fol az ara. Deb
recenben a Observation-Disclosures lc-
vo varos tulajdonat kepez0
csapszekef, melynek evi bere
multi esztendoben 55 ezer korona
volt, nehany nappal ezelott MIRA
berbe adtak es pedig mar 172
ezer koronaert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
TALC-POR TOBBFELEKEPEN
HASZNALHAT0 =

A haboru folyama alatt a kikep-
zo-taborokban volt katonak ma
gyon ell voltak foglalva a borot-
valkozasra is alig volt idejuk,
Egy napon fiuk egyike rajott
hogy ha arcat b6segesen behinti
COLGATE CASHMERE BOU-
QUIET TALC-poraval, ugy egy
napi borotvalkozas elmaradhat.
anelkil, hogy vizsgal6 tisztek
eszrevennek annak hianyat.
CASHMERE BOUQUET-t rend
xviii kedvelik ugy ferfiak, mint
nok, kellemes saga Matt, mely
eveken at tartott kiserletezesek
eredmenye. Borotvalkozas utan,
az arcon valo hasznalatra, vala-
mint test egyeb reszen is, ez a
tale kitiino, sima, 'felfrissit6 es
rothadasellenes tulajdonsaga mi
att.
Most mar nincsen haborus ado
talcum- -porokon, es bar ara Csc
kelly, a CASHMERE BOUQUET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
A MUNKAVISZONYOK
Egyre t0bb es t0bb ember dolgo-
xix. = A munkashiany n0vekszik

+ heten youngstown vas es
acelkerilet gyaraiban atlagosan
s. szazalek er6vel megy munka.
Munkanelkiili ember mines a ke-
riiletben, hacsak mem azok, Xix So
ha sem szeretnek dolgozni.
A Shenango volgyeben a U. 5.
Steel Corporation gyarai ismst
felvettek a munkat. A Carnegie
farrelli telepe, bar millek kivete-
level, teljes erovel dolgozik, a bar
mill helyett meginditottak skelp
millt. Az American Sheet and
Tinplate Co. merceri lemezgyara
ban is megindult ujb6l telies er6-
vel munka vasarnap este. A
lplehgyar Farrellben 16 hengerrel
Ivette fel -munkat, mig shenan-
goi es new castlei plehgyarakban
teljes erovel megy munka GO
hengerrel.
A Masury k0zeleben lev6 Stand
ard Tank Car Co. es Petroleum
Iron Works telepein is telies er6-
vel megy munka. Mindket gyar
kefes munkasokat.
A Youngstown gyarak csaknem
mind teljes erovel dolgoznak. Icy
a Sheet and Tube east youngs-
town. hatalmas gyara teljes erG-
vel megy.. A Republic gyarai s.
szazalekos erovel dolgoznak. A
Brier Hill Steel Co. teljes er6yel
dolgozik. Az Ohio Worksban egy
koh6 all, tobbi teljes erovel dol
gozik. A Carnegie Steel Co. me-
donaldi es fels0, valamint also te-
lepei teljes er6vel dolgoznak. A
girardi A. M. Byers gyar teljes
er0vel dolgozna, ha kapna ele-
gend6 puddlert, a puddler fur
nace-o -okhoz. Nilesban a Repub-
lie, Brier Hill, Mahoning Valley
Steel es Falcon Steel telepei tel
jes erovel dolgoznak. Warrenben
a hatalmas Trumbull Steel es d
kisebb gyarak teljes erovel dol
goznak, a Liberty gyar 10 pleh-
hengeret kiveve. Newton Fallson
a Newton Steel Go. gyara megy
tcljes er6vel.
A heten kiosztott peda legna-
gyobb volt ebben az evben. Valo-
szinii, hogy az oktoberi pedak osz-
szege meg fogja haladni az ct mil
li6 dollart.
Az ev vegeig j6 munkara van
kilatas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
HELYREIGAZITAS

Multi heten megemlekeztiink ar
r6l, hcgy Hajdu Istvan milyen be-
tegen fekszik a varosi k6rhazban.
A nevet rosszul irtuk, inert mem
Hajdu Istvan, hanem Jambrik
Istvan az, akit megoperaltak. Mint
ertesuliink, Jambrik allapota va-
ramivel jobbra fordult, de az or
vosok szerint meg mindig mines
tul a veszelyen es ha felepGl is,
meg sokaig fogja az agyat nyom-
nj.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26

dege a Schenley Fielden Ga he
gyen). Ha magyar fiuk 6ssze-
szedik magukat, ugy ez alkalom
NAL gy0zelmet szerezhetnek ma
guknak.
November 12-en Mahoning
Valley csapataval jatszanak a
Kimmel Brookon. Ez lesz az
utols6 bajnoki merk0zes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
A H0sK0DEs vEGE
Mindig jo bekeben elni q szo1nsze.
dokkal

E napokban az Oneta streeten
lak6 Kiss Karoly meg akarta IA
madni egyik honfitarsat es bics-
kaval akarta a maga igazat elm
tezni.
A megtamadott ember kivedte
a szurast, inert elkapta Kiss kezst
Is a1utan a foldre teperte. Vegiil
is ugy intezte Ell dolgot, hogy
megharapta Kiss egyik ujjat, Is
ezzel azutan az iigy befejez6dott.
Az6ta. vege haragnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
F0ISKOI.A EAST YOUNGS-
TOWNBAN

East Youngstown varosanak
mines high school, "-ja e miatt
az ottani polgarsag november Ten
szavazni fog egy adojavaslatra,
mely, ha tobbseget nyer, lehetove
fogja tenni az iskolaszeknek, meg
felel6 epiilet emeleset. Akik XII
vanatosnak tartjak f6iskola seer
.vezeset, szavazzanak az errevonat-
koz6 ad6javaslatra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26

A rendes merk6zes kaptai"-
merkozes Matt elmarad igy
most vasarnap, okt. 22-iken, a
magyar csapat Chero Cola an
gol csapattal fog egy baratsagos
genet jatszani. A gem ugy lesz
0sszeallitva, hogy Chero Cola ct
j6 jatsz6ja magyar csapatban
fog jatszani S ct magyar footba-
lista Chero Cola csapatjaba
lesz beosztva.
Icy OF magyar fun az angol
Chero Cola csapat ruhaja lesz s
az angol bajnokokon magyar
ruha. A magyar kapus Chero
Cola az 3 kapusuk a mi ka-
punkban fogja kivedeni a goal
okat.
Icy pontosan egyenlo felekke
lesziink osztva ennel jobb genet
mem lathat Youngstown ma
gyarsag.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy jat-
sz6hely meg mines kijelolve, ICY
a Kossuth Korben gyiilekeziink
vasarnap d. II. 1.30-kor, vagy tu-
dakozodjanak telefonon. P.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
Ujbori halaaldozat

A reank k0vetkez0 vasarnap,
ahogy mar hirdettetett is, ujbori
halaaldozatra a scent asztal meg
terittetik. Keszitsek azert magu-
kat a hlvek scent vendegsegre,
meg mem feledkezven szokasos
ajandekaikr6l sem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
5. oI:.D.AI

TALC-ot feliil mem muljak ma
gasaru importalt talc-porok. Ez
egyike azon amerikai termekek-
mex, melyek az egesz vilagot veze-
tik erdemben, kivanatossagban
es ertekben. (X26-ig)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26

AZ orgona-bizottsag tanacskozasa
Az orgona-bizottsag tagjait ez-
uton kerem, hogy a szombat este
z 6rakor tartand0 tanacskozasra
megjelenjenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L N
A KOSSUTH KOZMttVE
LODESI EGYESttLET
HIREI
A KossUTH K0R GYttLEsE
A vigalmi bizottsag nagyban kc-
sziil0dik az oktober 31-en megtar
tand6 bolondok estejere

A Kossuth Kozmiivel6desi Egye
siilet no 23-an este tartotta gyii-
leset, melyen nagyon sok iidv6S
hatarozatot hozott.
( F6celja az 0sszej0vetelnek az
volt, hogy Hallowe EN- estelyet
oily kifogastalanul rendezzek,
hogy mulatsag utan kellemesen
emlekezzenek vissza rea a ielen-
voltak.
Becses, sep ajandekok lesznek
kiosztva idegen birak altal, hogy
ne a protekci6 vagy baratsag er-
venyesiiljon.
F0celja a moi rendez6bizottsag-
max, hogy a mi magyarjaink oily
j6l erezzek magukat Hallowe EN-
vagy bolondok estejen, mint meg
soha eddig.
Kerjiik t. magyarsagot, hogy
tamogassak a moi osztalyt ha
van valakinek valamely ajandei1-
targya, ugy ada at Mrs. Molnar
vigalmi bizottsagi eln0knek, hogy
minel t0bb ajandekot oszthassunk
Xxi.
Eddig hat sep targy f0lott rem
delkeziink:
1-s6 a legszebb jelmezii no es
ferfi,
2-ik legkomikusabb no IS
ferfi,
3-ik a legaktualisabb no es ferfi
szamara, es
belep6jegy szamaval egy n5
nyerni.
Ne felejtsek el, hogy a bal ok
t6ber 31-en este lesz.
Finom szendvicsekr0l es italok-
r6l gondoskodik moi vigalmi BIZ
zottsag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26

"A ferfi vigalmi bizottsag sal.
nalattal jelenti, hogy az orchestra
zeneszekkel mem tudtak egyez-
segre jutni a kert Macy 0sszee
Matt.
A Kor mem szamit Macy jovede.
lemre az olcs6 belepojegyek mel.
lett ICY csak Rig6 J6ska dup
lazott zenekara fogja a talpalava-
lot huzni, szebbnel-szebb ma
gyar tancokb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
Kereszteles

Okt6ber 22-en nyert Erzsebet
nevet Molnar Janos es neje kis
leanykaja. Ker. 81: Hutter La
jos es ozv. Kulcsar Janosne. La
jos es Gyula nevet Reiner Lajos
es neje Zelenak Anna fiacskaja.
Ker. ST.. Turner JOSEF es neje,
Zelenak Terez.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-28
MOTHER GAVE IT
Virginia Lady Suffered With Ache,
and Pains Until Mother Began
Giving Her Cardui.

Dublin, va.-Miss Mary Alice
Hughett residing ON Route ., near
here, recently told o visitor Of her
interesting experience with Cerdui.
Miss Hughett said: II had been suf.
fering for some time with painful :.
was pale, didn't feel like going.
Would Just drag around, and couidn't
rest to do any good. I would suffer
once q month with my back, sides
and head. My limbs would ache and
I didn't know what to do. but I knew
I must do something, for I didn't get
well by letting 1t run on.
my mother Is believer In Cardui
for she saw what 1t did for others as
we'll as herself. 50 she began givins
It to me.
"It wasn't long before I saw .
change. It was just what needed.
1t regulated me. I began 70 eat ana
sleep. and the pain stopped.
"Cardui is without doubt the best
female tonic made, and I am glad
can recommend It to others"
If suffering with symptoms such a.
Miss Hughett mentions, or other all
ments peculiar to women, why not be-
gin Cardui at once? Its merit 10 we'll
established by successful use for more
than 40 years.
Try Cardui!
Your druggist soils e. NC-1sS
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-28
Yorkshire Textile Firm
Brings Suit Against Agent

London, Jan. 28.-The Court OF
Appeal has just decided that Leonid
Krassin, the Soviet trade agent in
England, is not entitled to diplomatic
immunity which he claimed in suit
brought against him by Yorkshire
textile firm to recover the sum equiv
alcnt to about 100000.
Krassin asserted that his recogni-
tion by the British Foreign Office as
official agent of the Soviet govern
mcnt under the provisions of the
Russo British Trade Agreement con-
stituted diplomatic immunity.
Lord Justice Bankes, in dismissing
Krassin's appeal, said the Russian
had not established that he was rec
ognizcd in any capacity other than
trade agent and that this did not
protect him from civil process.
1t is understood that the case will
be taken to the House of Commons
which is the ultimate tribunal of ap
peal.