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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-05-25
Magyarok kiallitasa
A Y. w. G. A. altal rendezett XII
allitas a legszebhen sikeriilt.

A Young Women s Christian
Association az elmult heten Macy
Szabasu kezimunka kialltast rem
deZett 35 North Phelps streeten
lev6 helyisegben, hol varo-
sunkban el0 kiil0nfele nemzetise-
gek bemutattak az altaluk kesZi-
tett kezimunkakat, nevezetesen
gyermek ruhakat, horgolasokat,
csipkeket, gobelineket. stb.
A kiallitast nehany nap alatt
iit0tte nyelbe a rendezGSeg, S ICY
mem volt modunkban AIT el0zoleg
beielenteni. A multi hetf6n kezdG-
d0tt a kiallitas es csiit0rt0k0n fe-
jez6d0tt be. A magyarok az utol-
SO napon szerepeltek, a mi ITALIAN
azert is 10 volt, inert mig a t0bbi
nemzetisegek ketten vagy halman
k0z0scn szerepeltek egy napon,
addig a magyarok egyediil fog
laltak le a csiit0rtoki napot.
A Y. w. G.. A. megbizasabol
Mih6k Sandorne rendezte ma.
oyar napot, a mely minden lato.
cato itelete szerint feliilmult min
den varakozast ugy a kiallitot'
anyag. mint pedig min0seg te
kinteteben. Dacara a rendelkezes
re ailo igen r0vid id0nek, megi'
sikeriilt 0sszegyiijteni a legszeb}
6s lcoert9kesebb darabokat, anne
lyek mind magyar nok kezimun
/ kai 6s keszitmenyei voltak. KeZd
We az egyszerii horgolt csipketo
egesz a miiveszi kivitelii gobelini.
,szerepelt minden ezen kiallita
son. Az egyes magyar vldekek l
ktpviselve voltak gy0ny0rii kez
munkaikkal. Mez0k0vesd, Kalot;
szeg IS a t0bbi nevezetesebb vide
kek hires keszitmenyei mind OF
voltal. Remekbe kesziilt agyteri
t6k, parnahajak, asztalfutok, asz
tai terit6k, kezzel szov0tt gobeli
mex, stb. valtozatos pompas ra
gyogo szineikkel valosaggal meg
biivoltek a nagyszamu amerika
k0z0nseget, a mely mem gy6zot
betelni csodalkozast6l.
Termeszetesen ieen sok doloo
max akadt vi gazdaja es az anne
rikaiak val6ban szives or0mmt
vasaroltak a ritkasag szamba M
no gyony0rii kezi munkakat.
; neveket es targyak nevsora
legk0zelebb reszletesen felsoro
juk, de addig is szivesen jelezziil
hogy Youngstownon xviii Nile
es Alliance, O. magyar asszony'
is szerepeltek a minden vonatk
zasaban kitiin6en sikeriilt kiall
tason.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-05-25
Varoshazi hirek
Elbocsat a varos 25 rendort. - A
tanacs eS Oles polgarmester harca.
Oles gy0z0tt. Mindig former

0ASS 81 SASUS' ~sAAA~AS ~ ASA AAA~A
.Harminc nap mulva Youngs-
townnak 25 legennyel megcsok-
kentett rend0rsege lesz. A tanacs
feloras eros vita utan hetfGn este
kilenc szavazattal hat elleneben
elfogadta ait szabalyrendeletet,
amelyet Oles keresere keszitett Il
varosi iigyesz.
A vita soran szamos osszecsa-
pas volt egyes tanacsnokok es a
polgarmester k0zott es ugyancsak
r0pk0dtek a vadak. A szegeny
bevandoroltat is bevontak a vita
ba. Davis tanacsnok, akinek na-
vet 10 lesz a magyarsagnak meg
jegyezni, Macy beSzedben kijelen-
tette, hogy a varosnak sziiksege
van 25 rend6rre, inert ma sem
jut elegend0 rend0r a Center
street videkere, ahol szerinte "a
bevandoroltak vi gan merhetik d
tiltott italt, amit ugy latszik a
polgarmester megtiif. = Beszede
soran ICY sz6lt a nep kepviseloje:
"Nem ertem miert merhetnek
italt- a bcvandoroltak es miert
tart polgarmester 90 rend6rt
varos k0zpontjaban utcai szolga-
laton. +"
, Oles kemenyen odamondta ia
nacsnak, hogy OF honap 6ta nem
csinal semmit, hogy cs0kkentse a
varos nyomaszt6 k0ltsegeit.
"Most lit az alkalom, hogy even
te so ezer dollart megtakarithas-
sunk es megis mint latom, sokan
ellene vannak. Nemregen mikor
fizetes leszallitasokr6l volt $50.
1875 ezer dollart takarithatott vol
~naF a tanacs evente, de elmulasz-
totta az all1almat., En- megfogad-
tam, hogy varos penziigyi hely-
zeten javitani fogok, de ugy lat
SILK tanacs ere mem hajlando.
Csak AIT kerdem az ellenkez0ktol,
hogy honnan veszik a penzt ARA,
hogy a rend6rlegenyseg meg min
dig haborus alapon allo fizeteset
tenyleg megadhassak "
Parrock tanacsnok visszava-
gott a polgarmesternek: GA pol
garmester mindig takarekosko-
dasr6l beszel, szeretnem ha meg
mondana, hogy hol es mivel TAXA
ritott meg csak so centet is ami6-
ia elfoglalta hivatalat.
Mas tanacsosok arr6l panasz-
kodiak, hogy Oles a kellemetlen
iigyekben felel6sseget a tanacs-
ra akarja haritani es felszolitot-
talk Olest, hogy tegye 8 lie rend-
6r0ket tanacs nelkiil. A tanacs-
nokok, akik partoltak a szabaly
rendeletet igazat adtak Olesnak
hogy okvetlentil a takarekossae g
utjara kell varosnak terni es XII.
jelentettek, hogy iigyes beosztas
sal rend6rseg epen olyan cred
menyesen tud miik0dni 25-el ke
vesebb emberrel mint most. A
szabalyrendeletet partol6 tanacs
nokok meghiusitottak az ellenzel
azon torekveset, hogy a rendele
tet adjak XII k0zbiztonsagi al
bizottsagnak es megszavaztak {
szabalyrendeletet, amelyet a pol
garmester mar szerdan alairt.
A varos ujabb vereseget szen
vedett multi heten amiko
Cooper torvenyszeki biro kimon
dotta, hogy Division street, hit
epitesere eredetileg szant penzt
varos mem hasznalhatja fizetesek
re. ICY tehat a rend6r es tiizolt
legenyseg megint mem kap fize
test, amellyel a varos most ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-05-25
Verhovay-Bal
Majus 29-en meg a santak is
tancra kerekednek.

Most hetf6n este 7 orakor kez-
d6dik az a nagyszabasu bal a Kos
suth K0rben, a melyet a helybeli
Verhoyay 10S-as, szamu fiok rem
dez magyarsag szamara.
Mindenki tudja AIT, hogy a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-05-25
A HoFFER CSALAD GYAsZA
Ozv. Hoffer Imrene 81 ewes
.koraban meghalt.

Szomoru hirt hozott posta
Magyarorszagbol koz0ttiink el6
es k0zbecsiilesnek 0rvend6 Hof-
Graham guardian., 1922-05-23

and "VeneZuela" Mining Claim, the
location notice OF which is record.
ed in Book II, at Page S66, all the
above records are records of Mines
of Graham County, Arizona.
Said work and improvements was
done in order to hold said claims
under the provisions of Section 1924
Revised Statutes of the United States
and was for the year 1920, and If with
in ninety days from the service of
this notice upon you and each of you,
and within ninety days after the last
publication thereof, you fail or re-
fuse to contribute your proportion OF
such expenditure. to-wit: One half
thereof as a copwner your interest
in the claims will become the proper.
ty of the undersigned, your co-owner.
who has made the required expendi-
Graham guardian., 1922-05-23
NOTICE TO Co-OWNERS
OF FORFEITURE

Stafford, Arizona, March 10, 1922
To the Heirs of John Blake, deceas-
ed, and to the administrator of his
said estate, j. Fred Blake.
You are hereby notified that I ex-
pended during the year 1920, four
hundred dollars, in work and improve
ments upon those certain impatient.
ed Mining Claims, situate in Stanley
Mining District, Graham County, Art
zona, known as Ecuador" Mining
Claim, the location notice Of which
is recorded in Book II, at Page 365;
"Orinoco" Mining Claim, the location
notice of which is recorded in Book
IA, at Page 401; Stanley Mining
Claim, the location notice Of which
is recorded in Book II. at Page Sol;
Graham guardian., 1922-05-23
Evils Of Constipation

Perhaps the most serioGs OF the dis
ease caused by constipation is append
icitis. If you would avoid the danger
Gus disease, keep your bowels regular.
For this purpose Chamberlain's Tab
let's are excellent. easy to take and
mild and gentle in effct.-Ady,
Graham guardian., 1922-05-23

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Laura p. Edws

First publication March 2S. 1922.
Last publication Uuns 20, 1922,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-05
New Zealand Plays Rugby;
Baseball Almost Unknown

asia whenever a new star appears,
they always ask:
How does he compare with Anth-
ony Wilding?"
Golf In Infancy.
Golf is still in it's infancy in New
Zealand. They have a few links scat
tered throughout the Commonwealth
in the principal cities of Auckland,
Wellington, Christ church and Dunedin.
Some are good, others are little more
than a combination of swamps and
cow pastures.
Auckland, with its population of $780,
900, being the biggest city in New
Zealand, has one fair golf course. It's
a semi-municipaI affair but the
charges for membership and dues are
so high that it is limited only to the
wealthy class. And that leaves the
hoi polloi off the links.
The fight game in New Zealand is
dominated just now by amateurs.
There are very few home bred profess
SIGNALS and most Of them are dubs
But the amateurs are coming along
nicely. There are many splendid pro
spects among the fledglings and at
none too distant a date New Zealand
may produce another fighter with the
lustre and the greatness of Bob Fitz
simmons.
Copyright 1921 BY King Features
Syndicate, lncO
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-05
HOPES TO SALVAGE Split milk
BY BRINGING HITTING ABILITY TO- BEAR

tense moments" in baseball games,
but there were more of that sort of
moments in the two hours and eight
minutes it took to play yesterdays
game than there are bees in a hive at
sunset.
Groh Smashes Hit
Bullet Joe" was in the worst sort
OF trouble on several occasions, be-
fore that terrible eighth. Henry Groh
kicked one to the fence for three
bases in the third after two were out
and was in frogs hair of scoring
when Aaron Ward speared a drive off
the bat of Frank Frisch.
In the seventh Giants pranced on
all the bases with one out and Nc
Graw sent Earl Smith to bat for Nehf.
Earl drew three balls and a strike,
then fouled several good ones before
bouncing a stiff one down to Scott,
who tossed to Ward, who stung the
ball to Pipp for double play.
In the Yank's half of the fifth, after
Bob Meusel had singled and advanced
to second on Wallie Schang's sacrifice.
Ward wormed a pass out of the Of
ferings of Nehf. Came to the bat Mr..
Everett Scott. After several balls
| drifted across the plate, he connected
with good one that steamed over
Frisch's head, and looked good for a
single, perhaps double. Young came
in fast, made tumbler's dive, grasped
the ball, turned somersault and tossed
to Frisch, doubling Meusel.
Yanks Home Team.
| In the third, Bush with one out,
poked a slow, swirling one over short.
Bancroft raced back into Stengers ter.
/ ritory, and while at full speed with
| his back to the diamond, caught the
| ball as it came over his shoulder.
Today, the Yankees were the home
team, wearing their tidy light uni
ornls and resting on the home bench,
while the Giants hit the visitors dug.
! out
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-05
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-Dope like
bowls of milk can be upset, is proved
by the nine of McGraw in taking the
first game of the world series from
the Yanks to 2. Higgins, mite OF
man who leads the Americans, hopes
to salvage some of the split opaque
fluid and has nominated Bob ShaWkey
for the twirling office today
Men called experts declared that the
Americans with Bush, one of the most
highly rated pitchers of the season,
would be invincible Sportsmen accept
ed that dope and bet on it. Bush was
poked from the pitching mound by
McGraw's pummellers and now the
dope bowl is upside down.
Bob Shawkey's name has been heard
and applauded during other world S
series. He is in form this year. he
wears a red undershirt just like that
worn by Mr. Bush. But red under
shirts neither win nor lose ball games.
McGraw has chosen Jess Barnes, the
only rangy Oklahoma man who
brought the Giants out of the depths
of defeat in the championship games
last fall, to work against Shawkey.
Mays Warming Up.
Should Shawkey falter, Carl Mays,
of the underhanted delivery, probably
will be called upon to relieve him,
while Deacon John" Scott was told
to keep warmed up ready for action in
case Barnes needed relief.
The Yankees, even with Shawkey
at his best, will need to bring to bear
some of their hitting ability in order
to win today, said little Higgins. I'VE
know" he added, that the Giants are
fighters, and that the only way to
beat them is to wade in and play
their game.
"A smooth. beautifully working ma
chine is my team. But even a good
machine will stop running if somebody
hits it with sledge hammer. We
will have to pound them so hard theE
won't be able to overcome us.
The Yankees hit Nehf yesterday fol
a certainty, but they did not hit hin
hard enough Bush got through sever
innings, luckily without being scored
against. His curves were not work
ing and he fooled the Giants for those
seven frames with speed. McGraw
he of the X-ray system, discerned this
Stick Out Their Bats
"Stick out your bats" he told his
men. land Just meet those smoky of
ferings. Don't swing at EN-"
Four Giants went to the plate; foul
Giants stuck out their bats, and they
did not swing Four base hits wen
into the Giants credit column anC
the score was tied.
Waite Hoyt relieved the red-sleevet
Bush on the mound. The winning ruI
came then on Young's long sacrifice
| fly to Whitley Witt. Hoyt famed tht
next two batters.
There's been a lot written abou
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-05
BY FRANK c. MENKE

AOChIAND, NEW LSdlduu, OSL. y.
This is part of Australasia-but
not of Australia-oh, no, oh no.
They rage and they sizzle with an
ger in this part of the world whenever
the innocent bystander wanders in and
connects with the conclusion that New
Zealand is part of Australia.
For there's as much rivalry between
Australia and New Zealand as there is
between New York and Chicago-in
athletics, in commerce and in finance.
Australia is an island continent.
Fiji is a group of small islands to the
south of Australia New Zealand is
made up of two big islands-and lot
of small ones-to the east of Aus
tralia.
All go to make up Australasia but
each is separately governed; each,
with the exception of Fiji, thinks its
own country the greatest in the world.
And even though it's infinitely small
er in area and in population than Aus
tralia, New Zealand yields not at all
to the greater island in the matter OF
pride.
Baseball Almost Unknown.
Baseball is practically unknown
here. It's quite unlikely that it ever
will be introduced in way as to make
it a real sport. There probably aren't
more than 100 of New Zealand's pop
ulation of 100000 who ever have seen
diamond combat.
Rugby is the great winter game
here. They play two different rugby
games. One is Rugby League Rules,
which embraces 13 men on side, and
the other Is men, known as Rugby
Union. The latter game is the most
popular here, whereas the 13 men Rug
by League style of combat is favorite
in Australia.
Years ago New Zealand was famous
for its great Rugby teams. Season
after season it sent it's picked stars
to Australia, which is four days sail
to the west, and "mopped up" But
lately New Zealand has slipped-ol
Australia has gone forward. At any
rate, Australia has been beating most
of the crack New Zealand Rugby out
fits in the last eight or 10 years.
Sports of all sorts have perked uI
wonderfully here since the war. They
weren't in exactly a comatose condi
/ ton before thenA but they have squirt
ed wonderfully in every Australian
| branch since then. Except in Rugby
the New Zealand athletes have gone
along splendidly through the last foul
years.
Swimming Popular.
Swimming is the greatest of al
summer sports inasmuch as it lures
| both sexes They seem to be borI
with swimming suits here-everyon,
having reached the age of eight or II
usually hides his head in shame if h'
can't swim mile.
Cricket is the popular summer spor
among the men folk. Tennis is gain
ing in popularity, with every playe
still worshipping at the shrine of An
thony Wilding, who not only was tn,
! greatest of all New Zealand players
but one of the outstanding net stars il
the worlds history.
Wilding died in the war-a hero
But he remains tennis immortal AM
everywhere in the whole of Austral
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-05
Chips and Slips

Hi and Earlham gridders had an
other of their strenuous workouts on
Reid field Wednesday evening. The
teams are now preparing for the Sat
urday tits Earlham with Dayton
university, at Dayton, and Hi with
Muncie at Reid field
Heinie Groh seems to be stepping
on his old time form since the opening
of the world series. Heinie was con-
sidered by many to be slipping, but
his performance in the opening series
game counters all such sayings.
The little third sacker showed his
wits Wednesday when he fielded a
grounder when Schang was on second.
AS he took the ball, he stepped back
as if to throw to first to get the run
ner, but instead he caught Schang of
his guard and tagged him out. If
Schang had made his slide into the
bag he would have been safe, but
Groh fooled hi mwith his back-step
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-05
ORIOLES TAKE FIRST
GAME FROM ST. PAUL

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-St. Paul lost
the opening game of the Little World
Series" with the Baltimore Orioles
here Wednesday after they had OBJ
tanned a three-run lead over the ORR
oles in the first three innings. The
score was 8 to 4.
Sheehan was batted from the box in
the fifth inning and four other pitch
ers were used in an effort to stop the
Orioles.
Three runs in the seventh and two
in the eighth put the Orioles out in
front.
Jack Bentley was effective after the
third inning and allowed but few hits
thereafter. The score:
RaIfinoore
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-05
HIGH LADS REHEARSE
IN SPITE OF WEATHER

Regardless of the fact that the
weather has been unusually hot, the
high school gridders have rehearsed
their plays on Reid field each evening
in preparation for the Muncie game
here Saturday afternoon on Reid field.
This is the first year in football for
the Magic City school. but they are
reputed to have considerable strength.
Coach Little has pushed his men
lightly this week because of the warm
weather, which has made them a bit
sulky.
With the usual opening game of the
season with Hamilton well forgotten,
the athletes will now endeavor to
keep their Indiana record clean by TAX
ing the scalp of Muncie Saturday
The team will lineup practically
the same as last Saturday, as follows:
Eubanks, l. e., Kohnle, l. t., Babylon
or Matthews. l. g., Mattox, c., Semler
or Kruger, r. g., Muey, r. t., Sauter,
r. e., Malone, O., Kessler, |. h., Kenne-
dy. Full, and Jones, r. b.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-05
Y. M. C. A. ORGANIZES
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
FOR CITY INDUSTRIES

An Industrial Basketball league will
get under way at the Y. NJ. G. A., this
winter under the auspices of Sidney c
Peters, physical director, and Leonard
w. Now, assistant physical director
and swimming instructor. The league
will be larger than any of its kind or
ganized in Richmond for some time.
1t Is planned by the two physical
directors to have at least 10 teams tn
the league. representing various indus
tries of the city.
When confronted with the plan for g
big Industrial league, presidents and
owners of industrial firms in the city
at once became interested in the prop
osition and word was conveyed to the
employees, who are already showing
their enthusiasm over the prospect OF
having good, wholesome competition
during the winter months.
To Hold Meeting
A meeting will be held the latter
part of November or the first part OF
December, Of representatives of all
firms entering the league The pur-
pose of the meeting will be to draw up
plans to put the league en- fair basis
in order that ringers will be prevented
coming into the roster of teams and
playing in the games. A player will
be required to have been employed
with the industrial firm for q certaiS
period of time before he is eligible to
play. He also must work at the plant
a certain number of hours each week.
A game will be played at the Y. M.
c. A. each Saturday night. Arrange
ments will be made accommodate at
least 1000 spectators in the balcony
and along the playing floor on bleach
er seats. No admission will be charg
ed to see the games.
Teams Entering
Those industries already entered in
the league are: Jenkins Vulcan, Atlas
Underwear, Pennsy, Natco, Starr
Piano, Richmond Casket and Interna-
tional Harvester. The following teams
are expected to enter before the end
Of the week: Land-Dilks, Swayne-Rob-
lnson, Safety Gate and HilPs Green
house.
A heavy program of activities is be.
ing planned by Phy~ical Directors
Peters and Now. Ate tha basketball
season gets well under way, swimming
events will be held Then a city-wide
swimming meet will be staged in the
pool.
Later. an indoor track meet will be
held, and indoor baseball. In tho
spring, outdoor baseball will be started
and big outdoor track and field meet
will be staged.
Football will be started next fall,
1923, and following that will be staged
a horseshoe pitching tournament.
The main objective of the heavy
program is to put play in industry.
Shortly after the first of the year, it is
planned to have noon play hours to
teach volley ball, baseball and basket
ball tactics.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-05
Refined, Delicate Skin
Secured by Absorption

No complexion can be considered
beautiful if the skin is coarse in tex
ture.. This trouble can be overcome by
opening and cleansing the pores, the
closing of which makes the skin rough
To open the pores and remove dirt and
impurities, use the mercoIized wax pro-
cess. The wax completely absorbs the
rough, faded or discolored outer skin
young skin underneath then in evil
dence is exquisitely delicate, refined
and beautiful And it is kept So as the
pores now freely expeI effete matter
and drink in the lifegiving, circulation :
promo ting oxygen.
Mercolized wax, because of its won
derful absorption power, is fast super
ceding other treatments for coarse.
pimply. pellow, muddy or blotchy skin.
1t is applied at night like cold crea m
and washed off next morning The wax.
to be had as any dug store Gone ounce
will do), is entirely harmless.-Adver-
tisement.