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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27
(Ry the. Ass socisted Press)

Washington, Dec. 27.-The whole
field of American relationships to
Europe, particularly as they involve
the problems Of economic rehabili-
tation and disarmament, was opened
up to debate in. the senate again to-
day when work was resumed on the
naval appropriation bill after the
Christmas RECESS.
The immediate vehicle which had
brought the troubles of the European
powers once more to the front on
the senate floor, was an amendment
to the naval bill, introduced by Sena-
tor Borah, Republican of Idaho, and
requesting President Harding to call
an international conference in WASH
ington to consider meth DDS of re-
storing "sound business and finan-
cial conditions" and to seek IN
agreement for further Limitation Of
naval construction. .
! After week of conferences, ad-
leaders indicated that
they could not support the proposal
in its original from, and negotia-
tions were proceeding for modifica-
tions to make it acceptable.
Meantime a definite break had de-
within the ranks of the SEN
ate irreconcilable group of which
Senator Borah has been leader since
the league Of nations fight, Senator
Johnson, Republican of California,
and others taking the position that
a conference like that proposed would
embroil the United States hopelessly
in European politics.
In some. quarters II was expected
that the views of President Harding
would be made known&in d decisive
way before the debate had proceeded
very far. ~s'' -.@- '.. -
More than score of Republican
in formal conference today
before the senate reconvened decided
to oppose the amendment offered by
Senator Borah, Republican of Idaho,
to the naval appropriation bill, which
would request President Harding t:
eall an international conference and
conference.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27
BERNHARD'T'l'''S
CONDITION IS
MORE SERIOUS
Turn for Worse Taken, AL:
though Actress Is Conf
dent of Recovery
(Bv the Associated Press. J


Paris, Dec, 27. - Madame Sarah
Bernhadt's condition took another
turn for the worse today. Physi-
clans ascribed it to the fatigue fol-
lowing her activity yesterday when
she arose from her bed, partook Of
solid food and received many call
ers. q r..
The actress household is again
Pdepressed although Madame herself
is just as confident as ever that she
will recover. "E FA
Two more doctors were called in
this morning besides Professors
Obissier and Marot and after long
consultation they issued the follow
ing instructions to the members Of
the households:
"The undersigned physicians in
sist upon the absolute necessity of
letting no one enter the sick room.
Signed) Liable, Desnos, Obissier,
Marot.' -
"These orders are clear, Madame
Normand, governess of the house
hold, sad, after roundly ,scolding
the butler for permitting the cor
respondent to enter the house, "but
madame insists upon seeing whom
soever she pleases."
The elderly nurse who Is attend
ing the. actress, said: Madame is a
very headstrong patient
The physic: ans have ofedered that
the door bell be disconnected and
that the telephone receiver be left
off the hook. All calls must orig
mate within the house, as the con-
stantly ringing bell might annoy
the patient. The doctors do not
conceal their admiral on for Ma
dame Bernhardt's courage, declar-
ing that she is 'the most Wonderful
woman"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27
lit TLE.H0PE
!; HELD|,i0UT / D FOR
MISSING TUG
Life Boat Found Containing
Frozen Body of Member
Of Crew
KEEP Up THE SEARCH
Three Planes Dispatched to
Erie to Scour Lakes
For Craft
KEEP up THE SEARCH E
nv tie Associated Press)


7 Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 27-Although
practically no hope was held out for
the safety sof the tug Cornell, form
srly the Grace Danferth, search If
Lake Erie in an effort to solve the
mystery surrounding the disappear
ance Of the vessel which carried a
crew of eight, was continued today.
Finding of life boat containing
the frozen body Of Michael Paytosh,
one Of the eight members of the
crew, dispelled any belief the Cornell
is safe. .sl, r'fs%4
The yawl and its contents were
picked up yesterday by. thu &. a.
Gilmore, one of the tugs assisting
in the, search as she cruised in the
regular. Buffalo course" along the
Canadian coast between Port Col
borne and Longpoint. ,s,g
The Gilmore and several other
tugs resumed their search early to-
day. H.. B. Shaver, superintendent Of
the air mail flying field here, said
three planes would be dispatched TO
Erie to fly over the lake between
that point and Longpoint, Ontario,
provided tugs are so stationed as to
guarantee the safety of the aviators
in the event of forced landing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27
INDIAN MAID
REDEEMED FROM
"FLAPPERlSM"
Tribe Decides to Receive Her
{ Back Into Full Tribal
Relationship
(By the Associated Press)


Hatfield, Wis, Dec. 27.-Princess
Newana Grayfish, 1s-year-old Win
nebago Indian beauty, today had
been reinstated in the good graces of
her tribesmen after an "exile" of
several weeks because the conserva-
tive leaders of her tribe had decided
she had taken on all the character
istit of the white flapper."
All last week the muffled BOOM
ing of Indian drums, the joyful
chantings of Squaws and weird yells
Of the: warr ors rave notice to set
tiers along the Black river that the
nrincess had returned, and that the
feast Of Owatunka, 1"the spirit of
welcome" was being celebrated.
Princess sNewana is the wife. Of
Dan G~ayfish ard the daughter of
Chief Running Wolf, and it was in
her honor the celebration was Held,
even though her hair is still bobbed.
The decision to receive the prin-
cess back into the good graces Of
the tribe followed an epidemic of
grippe which swept the Indian set.
tlement following her "exile" no In
dian died from the disease, but the
visitation was regarded as bad
sign, and at council meeting it was
decided that Princess Newana should
be recalled apd paid tribute to as the
daughter of the chief. ..s !.
Dan. Grayfish, the husband, t4was
selected as ambassador to the "exile"
princess, who had gone to Nebraska
with her baby and finally persuaded
her to return, but only after she had
exacted promise to let her live her
own life in her own way, even as a
'(flapper) if she so desired.
Y The promise was given and all IS
peaceful again at the 'Winnebago
settlement. ..., -
.t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27

Chicago, Dec. PA little red
"loye book" scribbled closely with
intimate memoranda about his hun
dred sweethearts is the only clew on
which police base their hope to solve
the mysterious murder of man who
reveled in the title of "sheik."
By that name Fred W. Keetch wa.
known to denizens Of the underworld
and jazz palaces Of this city's white
light district. =
: The body Of Keetch, stiff and cold,
with bullet through his heart, was
found lying face upward in a dismal
little second d-hand store-the victim
of midnight murder.
The slayer-a woman, police be-
lieve-had fled. ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27
SITES in
VICINITY MANY
SAYS SPEAKER
DR.. Waldron Tells Rotarians
Bismarck Has Excellent
Opportunities
SANTA CLAUS PRESENT
Frank Gale Tells Many Touch.
ing Incidents Enc0unt-
cred in Work :,

Bismarck is exceptionally we'll To-
Gated for the development Of park
system, DR.. c. B. Waldron. Dean of
the school Of agriculture. Agricul-
tural College, told the members Of
the Rotary club at Their luncheon
today: He urged immediate steps in
the development, stating that years
are required to achieve q complete
park system.
DR.. Waldron suggested as the first
step IN the development the site Of
an old Indian village and grove on
the Ward farm just north Of the
city, along the river. A second de-
velopment urged was site near the
juncture of Apple creek and the
Missouri river. A third point was
Ssbley islandf
If the proper steps were taken to
develop the first named site within
20 years there would be one Of the
most beautiful parks in the North
west, Dr.. Waldron said. He also
urged that Mandan and Bismarck
cooperate in making old Fort Alb
raham Lincoln place to be visited
bv the public The site now is a
state park, and Is visited by many
people. &
Tells of Christmas Gifts
Reports upon the community
Christmas were received. Frank
Gale was hailed Is the successful
impersonator of Santa Claus, king
of the Kingdom Of Childhood. Mr..
Gale, IN response, told Of many
touching incidents in the Commun-
ity Christmas work.
S"Srst Of all l want to say that
I-.w4s not Santa Claus, but that l
had given to me from him his very
best gift, and that was the oppor-
unity for five. long, happy days to
wear his Clothes ,he sad. IS
"Santa Claus was the Rotary club
who gave hundred and seventeen
packages to thirty-seven families.
The Salvation Army who gave
twenty-five packages to twenty-five
families, the Catholic parish and the
Knights of Columbus who gave fiji,
ty-one packages to twenty-five fam
lies.
"Then there were individual good
fellows who took care Of cases that
were overlooked, in one instance it
was an old man, a stranger who 9TH
erwise would not haze made his
nome by Christmas time
Gifts Practical
'"These gifts were food and cloth
ing and things that were practical.
"One lad wrote to Santa Claus:
4 wish you would take care Of the
poor Kids in our block, and if you
want to give me q sled.' Santa
Claus auto truck lost five pairs 1of
overshoes Saturday afternoon. and
got them back from the man who
found them and. needed them for
his own family. He said: 4 got SO
happy couldn't keep them
Santa Claus asked one laddie
where his father was and he said:
Over town to see if he can't get
something charged-I hope he made
it, he has the first qualification for
a good North Dakota citizen.
"One place all the Christmas they
were about to have was tree stuck
in a jug, and the little girl could
not make the tree stand up straight.
Later in the day the tree was as
straight as a de and had the trim
mings on it which some more for
tunate kiddies had gladly taken off
their own tree land helped in trim
ming, and there was an abundance
Continued on Page q r.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27
SUES RAILROAD
FOR SIG, 6,250.OO

W. F. Hunt Of Bordulac has insti-
atuted an action in the district court
here for,+ SIG, $4,000 damages against
the 500 line, because of injuries al
legged to have. been, sustained when
The wagon on which he was riding
was struck byha train seven miles
west of Bordulac. Mr.. Hunt is act
ing as his own attorney. "
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27
TOLEDO FLAT
EDESTR0YED
(By the As.ociated .Press)

Toledo, Ohio, Dec. 2s.4The Del.
mar Apartments, the costliest apart
ment dwelling in Toledo was destroy
ed late last night by fire that is
presumed to have started in the boil
er room.
W. ". Fauney, IS, of the Eastern
Mortgage and Realty Company, is
dead as a result of the fire. More
than a, dozen persons were injured
by inhaling smoke.
The damage will aggregate appro-
ximately 100000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27
STAMPS COVER ENVELOPE.

Rhineland, Wis, Dec. 27.-Barnet
Isaackson, Rhineland,<ha received a
letter from Russia which required
thirty stamps costing $500 rubles
and which covered the envelope COM
pletely. The value of the thirty
stamps as figured out by Mr. Isaack-
son, is II cents in American money.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27

Police turned to the ''love book.
1t contained passages like these:
mabel. Call. Addre SIS
Home on Monday and Friday nights.
Blond. Can sing. Good for dress
parties. T.. l.. ~
Evelyn. Divorcee. No phon
Haid dyed. Can make you laugh.
"'Grace. Husband on the road. Has
private stock of her own. Will 80
out at any time, night or day.
Dolly. Call. Address.
Good dancer. Needs lots of COIN"
y It's not unlikely, say. detectives
working on the case, chat one Of the
women listed in the aove book" fired
for jeafousy's sake the fatal shot
which ended the "sheik's" game Of
hearts,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27
B0RAH WANTS
COMPREHENSION
ARMAMENTS
~ .." ~
Breaks with Sen. Johnson
And Other Bitter Enders
In Senate "
OPENS UP OLD ISSUE
Whole Problem of Economic
Rehabilitation Comes to
Front in Debate

Washington, Dec. 27.-Admin-
istration senators, under the
leadership of Chairman Lodge
Of foreign relations = commit
tee, began in the senate today
a determined fight against the
proposal of Senator Borah, re-
publican of Idaho. for a new in
ter atioral conference IN Wash
ington to discuss economic con-
d.tions and disarmament. -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27

San Diego.-West Virginia univer-
sity defeated the Gonzaga university
football eleven, 21 to 13
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27
SEEK RELEASE


Baltimore, Dec. 27.-A writ of
habeas corpus for DR.. M. B.. Nc.
koin, former mayor Of Mer, Rouge,
La, arrested here yesterday on a
charge of murder, was obtained this
morning returnable Immediately.
At about the same tine DR.. Nc.
koln was arraigned for hearing
before Justice Stanleigh' in central
police court, but at the request of
the detectives on the case the JUS
tice adjourned the examination un-
til next January 8. This was in
compliance to a telegram from Gov.
ernor Parker of louisiana. re-
questing that. DR.. McKoin be held
Tor ten days and saying that extra.
d'tlon papers would be forwarded.
Dr. Mckoin was then taken to the
office Of States Attorney Leach pre-
i,mlnary to- the habeas corpus hear.
ing before Judge Gorter.
Upon the request of Attorney Car.
man, Judge Gorter postponed the
habeas corpus hearing until tomor-
row. 177'''F.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-12-27
ADDITIONAL ARRESTS

Bastrop, La, Dec. 27-There was
an air OF expectancy here and
around Mer Rouge early today as
department of justice agents and re-
presentatives Of the state govern
ment renewed their activities in the
investigat on Of the Morehouse kid
naPing case and widened their ef-
forts ito run down the pe.rcns re,
sponsibls for the dynamiting OF q
nearby lake which gave up the Eod-
les Of two men ident. fled as Watt
Daniels and Thomas Richards, abb
Quoted BY q masked mob last Au.
gust. sH' = st'5'. t1,.. .5 ~.
It was declared additional srress
were imminent.
Secret service men were reporte
to have located the place where til
dynamite, said to have been 1,5O
pounds, was sold, and some Of tn,
men suspected Of being implicated i,
the ~dynamiting are under surye'll
ance. The Investigators indicated j,
arrests may occur soon.
y The arrest in Baltimore yesterday
Of DR.. B. M. MsKoin, former mayor
OF, Mer Rouge, at the request Of
Governor John NJ. Parker. caused
considerable excitement am ong the
towns population. Little groups of
teens gathered in public places
and on the streets to discuss the
case and the probable next move of
the authorities.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
FELH1vAs aYuJTf'sRE

Jambrik Istvan honfitarsnnk le-
velet kapott fot. Pethe6 JOSEF kis-
vardai (Szabolcsm. rom. kath. ec-
pereS-plebanostol, melyben ARA
keri Jambrik urat, hogy gyiijts0n
kegyes adomanyokat az itteni ma
gyarsag koreben kisvardai rom.
kath. templom njonnan beszerzen.
do harangjaira. A kisvardai rom.
kath. hivek teljesen keptelenek a
harangokat 0nerejiikb6l beszerez.
nj. Jambrik ur keszsegesen eleget
tesz PetheS csperes kerelmenek $
legkozelebb meg fogja latogatni a
magyar csaladokat, hogy a fenti
celra forditando adomanyaikat at.
vegyc. Jambrik ur cine: 1884
Lawrence ST., Haselton, Youngs.
town, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
MUNKASTOBORZAS MAGYAR.
-ORSZAGON

Magyarorszag banyavidekein,
ICY Borsodmegyeben is, valamint
a Borsod k0riili varmegyekben,
mar hosszabb id6 6ta igyn0k0k
mezogazdasagi es banyamunkaso-
kat toboroznak, akiket Francia-
orszagba akarnak csabitani. A
munkasoknak kecsegtet6 igerete-
ket tesznek, 800 ezer korona
el6leget igernek. A toborzas koz-
pontja Mezokovesd. Az egyes
varmegyekben a megyei fojegyz6k
erelyes lepeseket tesznek, hogy az
iigyn0k0ket artalmatlanna tegydk,
la toborzast megakadalyozzak,
hogy ICY elejet vegyek az esetleg
fenyeget6 munkashianynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
Tenetes

E no lien temettiik ell fajdal-
mas Swivel egyhazunknak egyik
hi tagjat, Hegediis Janost, Hub
bardon. A megboldogultat AZ
ewes koraban vitte ell kerlelhe-
tetlen halal. A hubbardi temet6-
ben helyeztetett orok nyugalomra.
Banatos 0zvegyen, szjil. Danko
Margiton xviii nagyszau rokon-
sag es meg nagyobb szamu bara-
tai es tisztel6i gyaszoljak.
A banatos 0zvegy ezuton is k0-
sz0netet mond vegtisztessegte-
telen megjelent nagyszamu reszt.
vev6knek es mindazoknak, akik
koszoruk kiildesevel fejeztek Xxi
reszvetuket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
vERHovAY GYULEs

Negy NJ taggal szaporodott o
Verhovay Segelyegylet 108-ik fl
okla a vasarnap megtartott rendes
havi gyiilesen. A geyrmekosz-
tally tagjai KOHL sohan hatralek-
ban vannak es exert keretnek a
sziil6k, hogy hatralekaikat rem
dezzek, inert gyermekosztalynal
egy havi mulasztas mar felfiig-
gesztessel jar. A Verhovay tagolS
kulonben is keretnek, hogy oyer
mekeiket allitsak be az ifjusagi
osztalyba minel nagyobb szamban.
A gyiiles alatt elveszett Hoffer
Andras titkar, tolt6tolla. Ha va
laki esetleg megtalalta volna vagy
tud r6la, tud6sitsa a titkart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
A TIsZAMOGYOR0sI REFoR-
MATUS HITKOZSEG KERELME

A tiszamogyorosi (Szabolcsm.)
reformatus hitkozseg orgonat
6hajt felallitani templomaban S G
vegb6l mt. Erdelyi Janos ref. lei
kesz, Fodor Andras gondnok es
Fodor Josef k0zsegi bir6 level
utjan felkertek Esik Isavan war
reni lakos honfitarsunkat, hogy e
celra gyiijts0n adomanyokat az
itteni magyarsag k0reben. Esik
ur szivesen vallalkozik erre leg
k0zelebb meg fogja latogatni k0r.
nyekbeli honfitarsainkat, hogy
adakozasra sz6litsa fel 6ket. Esik
| ur cine: Box %, Warren, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
ESEMENYEK
(Folyt. az l. oldalrol. J

igen fontos torvennyel megenged-
tie a farmereknek, hogy egyiittmii-
k0d6-t 6-tarsasagokat alakithassanak
termekeik kozvetlen eladasara. Ez
az intezkedes alland6sitja a pia-
cot s lehetGve teszi farmereknek,
hogy cikkeikert jobb arakat kap-
ianak, inert ezentul mem lesz silk
segiik. kljzvetit6 kereskedokre.
Ugy a farmerek, mint fogyaszto-
kozonseg szempontjab6l kedve
zobb t0rvenyt alig hozott meg ed
dig a kongresszus.
Ismet egy mask torvennyel a
kongresszus megvedi az allatte-
nyeszt6k, el6allatkereskedok es
nagymeszarosok erdekeit. Egy to-
vabbi torveny utjan a republika-
nus kongresszus vedelmere kel a
farmereknek termeny -borzel
spekulaci6i ellen az 0sszes ter
meny- -b0rzeket k0telezi ARA, hogy
la farmerek ko-operativ, vagyis
egyiittmiik0d6 tarsasagait tagjaik
l10ze felvegyek.
Az elsorolt torvenyek mem kiza-
r6lag a farmerek, hanem az egesz
oszag trdekeit mozditjak el6. Az
| ipar es a mez6gazdasag kolcs0n0
SEX. Az egyik mem boldogulhat
ha a maasik elpusztul. Uzlet {,
kereskedelem mezogazdasagt6
es ipart6l fiiggnek. Mikor repub
likanus kongresszus a mez0gazda
sagot, minden iizleti, ipari es ke
reskedelmi tevekenyseg alapjat, ;
fenti bolcs torvenyekkel labair;
J allitotta, hogy a normalis viszo
nyok fele haladhassin, nemcsak
mez6gazdasagot mentette meg
hanem az ipart es kereskedelme
is,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
KOZVETLEN TELEFON- ES
TAVIRo. .OSSZEKOTTETES BU-
DAPEST Es A sZOMSZEDOS
ALLAMOK KOZOTT

A magyar postaigazgatosag Je-
lentese sZerint pragai tanacsko-
zas eremenyekepen Magyarorszag
k0zvetlen 0SszekOttetest letesit a
szomszedOs orszagokkal es Nemet-,
Orosz- es Lengyelorszaggal. A
portorosai konferencia hatarozata
ertelmeben pedig (amelyet ugyan
meg mem irtak ala az 0sszes erde-
kelt felek) kozvetlen telefon- es
taviro 0sszek0ttetest letcsitenek
Budapest-Szof Budapest Varso
es Budapest -Praga kozott.
A vars6i konferencia a Lengyel
orszaggal valo postal szolgalatot
szabalyozza es kimondja tobbek
koz0tt, hogy Budapest k0zvetlen
huzalok utjan fogja fentartani a
kapcsolatot VarS6, Krakau es Lem
berg vegpontokkal. Vegul meg
jegyzi a jelentes, hogy Csonkama-
gyarorszag hasonl6 ertelemben
szerz0dest k0t0tt SERBIA, Roma
MIA es Olaszorszaggal, ugy, hogy
lismet k0zvetlen telefon- es tavir0-
0sszek0ttetes lesz Budapest-Bel- B
grad, Budapest-Bukarest es Buda-
pest -Trieszt k0z0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
ERTESITEs
A j0v6 ev elsejeig beallasi dij mel
kill vesznek fel tagokat az egylet-
be.

Tudatjuk a Youngstown es kor-
nyekbeli magyarsagot, hogy a mai
napt6l kezdve a j0v6 ev els6 nap
jaig teljesen ingyen, tehat minden
beallasi d jielkiil vesziink fel u.j
tagokat egyletiinkbe. Kerjiik te-
hat mindazon ferfiakat es n3ket,
16 evtol 45 evig, akik egyletiinkbe
be akarnak allani, hogy jojjenek
ell legk6zelebbi gyiilesiinkre, ju.
Illus 2-an, vasarnap, a reformatns
templom alatti gyiilesterembe
vagy pedig jelentkezzenek egyle
think jegyz6jenel Menyhert Janos
nal, 610 Mabel st. A XII harom no
napra el6re megfizeti a havi di
jat, az azonnal jogos a betegse
gelyre.
Szives iidy0zlettel:
.Kish Andras, eln0k.
Menyhert Janos, jegyzH
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
TtS UtLsN NUZICIUCI
.Kish Andras, eln0k.
Menyhert Janos, jegyzS.
MAGYAR LAKODALOM EAST
'YoUNGSTOWNBAN

Julius 12-en vezette Oltarhoz
Tamcsu Imre, Szathmary Karoly
k0ztiszteletben all6 honfitarsunk
es kedves neje, szul. Sinka Ma
ria, szeretett nevelt fla, sziveva
lasztottjat, Takacs Erzsike kis-
asszonyt, a Pittsburgban, Pa, Ia
k0 Takacs Istvan es kedves neje
sziil. Szathmary Erzsebet szere.
tett leanyat.
A v6legeny es kedves sziilei Blu!
kozsegi (Szabolcs n.y. szarmaza
suak. A fatal ferj harom eyie
szolgalt az amerikai haditengere
szetben.
Nasznagyok voltak: Henszper
ger JOSEF, Fodor JOSEF, xix ked
YES nejeikkel jelentek meg. V6
felyek: Keszler Wendell, Sztankt
Demeter, Kovacs Andras, Tor0l
Gyula, Horvath JOSEF, Dudas Ga
Dor, Snekszer Mihaly, Takacs J6
zsef. Nyoszoly6leanyok: Szakac'
Mariska, Demeny Mariska, Hor
vath Mariska, Moldovan Szilia
Snekszer Juliska, Szab6 Eszter
Kiraly Juliska es Horvath Erzse
bet kisasszonyok.
Az eskiiv6t sep lakodalmi mu
latsag kovette a Crow-fele hall
ban, mely masnap reggelig tar
tott. Sok szerencset kivanunk a.
ifju parnak!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
A NYAR BEALLTkvAL T0BB
TALC sZttKSkGES

Az eb nyelveben, az ember tes-
teben izzad. A nyar forr6 nap
jain Tale felfrissit hasznal6t
his, kenyelmes allapotban tartja.
A bebinek fiirdes utan, q ferfi-
mex borotvalkozas utan, ugyszin-
ten a teugerparton tart6zkod6k
napsut0tte karjain, vallan Is lab
szaraint talc-por kellemes erzest
biztosit. Es valamennyi. talcum-
por koz0tt hires COLGATE &
co. ceg keszitmenyenek van a
legjobb hirneve. A COLGATE
TALC POROK legvalogatottabb
anyagokb6l kesziilnek, a legna-
gyobb gonddal, szakert6k gyakor-
lott kezei altal. Ezek a porok el-
ragad6an vannak parfimirozva es
hatasosan rothadast-akadalyoz6k
A COLGATE TALC- POROK
minden gyogyszertarban es de-
partment kereskedesben kapha-
t6k. A talcum- -porok b0seges hasz
nalata el6mozditja kenyelmet
forro nyari napokon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
szIvEs TUDoMAsUL


Tisztelettel ertesitjiik youngs-
town. es kornyeki olvasoinkat,
hogy HAJDU KALMAN urat meg
bHtuk ugy a hatralekos, mint az
uj elofizetesi dijak felvetelere es
nyugtazasara.
Kerjiik olvas6inkat, fogadjak
Haidu Kalman urat szivesen 1e-
gyenek munkajaban segitsegere.
Tisztelettel
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kiadohivatala.