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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16
Ask Frisco for New Depot.

BRISTOW. May 15.--Citizens OF
are signing a petition asking
the state corporation commission to
order the Frisco to build n new de-
pot here. II Is contended that the
present passenger and freight depot
IL entirely inadequate for the accom-
mediation OF patrons OF the road.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16
Prize Sow CockIebur Victim.

Special TO The world.
WAGNER, May 15,-T. C. Har-
rill and Son, raisers OF Duroc Jersey
hogs. lost their $500 SOW, Sunbeam
Lady. death being caused by eating
young cocklebur plants. They re-
Gently lost seven young pigs from
the same cause.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16

CINCINNATI. May l5.--Slx expert
cracksmen early today entered the
department store OF the II. & S.
Pogue company. one of the largest
stores In Cincinnati, bound and
gagged two aged watchmen. blew
two burglar proof safes and es-
capped with s25, 900 In cash.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16
BEsTow s5 SCOUT BADGES
Court of Honor Session Held I'm
Usage County Courthouse.

Special 20 The World
PAWHUSkA. May ia court OF
honor was held by the Boy Scouts
OF Pawhuska Friday night in the
district courtroom. when badges were
awarded to 65 boys who had COM
pleted their tenderfoot. second IN
first class reduirements. The four
troops marched through the busi-
ness sesction to the courthouse be-
fore the court OF honor was held.
Judge @. B. Sturgell, Usage coun-
" Judge, was In charge OF the court
OF honor, the first one held here. He
was assisted by B. +. Mason. S. NJ.
McCuistoin and a. q. Bancroft.
members OF the Boy Scout first
class council.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16
NAV I,rpnkfiIst.

Members OF chapter AK, 4. u, o..
will bo entertained nt May break
fast In the homo Of Mrs. G. g. Rob
ertA. 1924 South Trenton avenue. on
Tuesday morning May 1G,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16

Lifc-Saying by Radio I'm the Alps.
Climbing parties lost in the deep
SHOWS OF the Alps may be rescued
through the use OF the electric wave
of radio communication. A French
engineer after 90 years OF expert
menting has at last perfected n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16

Mrs Wesley has extended invita-
tlons for small bridgo-tea 10 De
given in her home, 1893 South Madi-
con avenue, on the afternoon of
Thursday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16

In gOWVIIW0Ui ~ WI HUd Nrs
James L. Euy of Boston, Mass,
relatives and visitors ~ Mr.. uud
Mrs Herbert -. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs
A. W. Roth viii entertain at dinner
on the evening of Tuesday in tho
Roth homo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16
Announcements

Women of the q. 4. X. will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the X of y
hall
The semi-monthly meeting of tn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16

A coal mine near Zleeler m ..
Gently hoisted s.2tS tons Of coS, !.
one day. thereby establishing ,bs
worlds record. ""
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16

Mrs, w. n. Case and Mrs Philip
Case of Pawuuska, who have been
the guests of Mrs 3. II, Hilford
have returned 20 their homes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16

Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Howard re-
turned Monday afternoon from okla
homa city and Yale whore they have
been since Saturday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16

Mrs. G. !. Haskell, who has beer
III for several days, Is NOW much i'm,
proved.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16
Personal Mention

MIR, and Mrs, Seth Ely of New
York City are hero visiting Mrs.
Ely's Mother, Mrs. Fannie E. Kline
and other homefolk.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-18
MRS FELTON, NOT !;
TAKE OATH AS A
GEORGIA SENATOR
EVEN THOUGH SEN. GEORGE
COULD DELAY THE MATTER
WOULDN'T HELP 1T ANY
tBy Associated Press.)

Washington, Nov. 17.-Mrs. William
HI. FELTON,, of Georgia, may come to
Washington next Monday to sit for
at least one day as member Of the
sneate, but all the chances are against
her taking the oath of office. She
is now an ex-senator whose term of
Office expired on the day Judge Walter
f. George was elected. Mrs. FELTON,
is entitled to the floor of the SEN
ate, but she cannot be sworn in as a
senator. This was the opinion today
of more than one expert ON law and
parliamentary procedure.
One of the influential members of
the senate committee on rules said to-
day:
''The law seems plain on this sub
ject and irrespective of the sentiment
involved, do not see how the senate
could vote to seat Mrs. FELTON, even
for one day."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-18
FUNERAL OF MRS.
THORPE TO Be HELD
THIS AFTERNOON
MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL
FRATERNITY WILL ACT
AS PALLBEARERS.

The funeral of Mrs. Ada Thorpe
wife of Major w. G.. Thorpe, re-
tired U. S. army surgeon, will be
held from St. Marks Episcopal
church this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
AS stated in The News yesterday
Mrs. Thorpe, who passed gently away
at 10: 30 O'clock Thursday night at
the family residenie, 110S Mansfield
street, had been an invalid for quite
a number of yearsfi and her demise
while sudden, was not altogether un
expected at any time. The sight t.
many Brunswickians, of this devot
ed husband wheeling his beloved in
valid wife through the streets in her
chair, or driving her out in their car
rage almost daily, while pathetic
brought expressions of love and es7
TEEN for this fine new citizen, who
had cast his lot for his declining
Years here.
Deceased was born in New York
state So years ago, and spent her
girlhood years there. She had been
the uCFOl6u uClplidIC VI III L pc
through his strenuous years of army
life, he having been in active service
for twenty-nine years. A few Years
ago he was retired with the rank of
major with the government thanks
for faithful service and pension
for the remainder of his days. Though
advanced in years, Major Thorpe is
still active and interested in many
affairs, having made quite host o.
friends in Brunswick during his resi-
dence of the past few months, who
sincerely sympathize with him lin his
irreparable loss.
1t is the wish of DR.. Thorpe that
his fellows in the medical fraternity
act as pallbearers for his wife, and
the following physicians are request
ed meet at the residence, 11G8 Mans
field street this afternoon at 2:45
Drs. J. w. Simmons, R. E. L. Bur
ford, H. M. Branham, G. w. Blanton
j. A. Dunwoody, c. B. Greer. I'm
dertaker Edo Miller has charge of the
funeral arrangements; interment will
be in Palmetto Cemetery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-18
WILL ACK CHANGE
in TRAFFIC LAW
in BRUNSWICK
RECENT ACCIDENTS WONLD NOT
HAVE OCCURRED IF REGU-
LATINNS DIFFERENT.

Within the next few Weeks a well
prepared and matter of fact petition
will be presented to the city commits
sioners asking for certain changes in
the ordinance regulating traffic and
especially as to motor vehicles,
1t is well known that in many cities
drivers are not allowed to have babies
on the seat with them and it is also
provided that not more than two per
sons occupy. the seat at the wheel.
The movement for a change in the
local law was brought about by the
accident of which Judge Edwin w.
Dart Was the victim, as it is under
stood that the driver of this car
had little one with her and owing
to attention being given to the child
her mind was not on the wheel.
Judge Dart has been out for a dal
or two but is still suffering from tho
many bruises he received when he
was struck by car and dragged for
several feet.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-18
YOUNG MEMS CLUB
ON ARM|ST|CE DAY
Session Yesterday Devoted to
! Exercises Appropriate of
That Event and Music and
Speeches Enjoyed.

The Young Mems Club gave itself
over yesterday to a program strict
ly commemorative of Armistice Day,
which has interevned between the
meeting last Friday and the one yes
terday.
Z Immediately after the dinner, Chair
man FINN. Scarlet, introduced Judge
E. c. Butts, himself veteran of the
World War and who saw actual
fighting in France, who presided over
the remainder of the meeting, which
was devoted exclusively to program
of Armistice Day exercises.
The Municipal Band had accepted
the invitation of the club to be it's
guest and furnish the music for the
event, which was one of the really
attractive features and added to the
pleasure of the whole program.
A special program of vocal music,
in which war songs and popular
patriotic airs dominated was
another delightful feature of the oc-
casion in which Messers j. l.. An
drews, j. w. Simmons, Maurice
Lockwood, S. K. Brown and Charles
Craven participated.
An address by Major s. K.
Brown, also "a veteran who Was in
some of the real scrapping, was an
enjoyable number of the program
Major Brown told many delightful
anecdotes of the unhappy period in
the history of the world war. as he
related some of the events that
brought sorrow and sadness to the
universe. His talk was full of in
terest and he was roundly applauded
as it was concluded
A short tell; by Judge Butts was
another deoidadly popular feature OF
the day Judge Butts, always an
earnest talker, is at his best, when
recounting the stirring days of the
war period and his talk was mos
enjoyable one.
Several visitors and a large mum
Der of the members of the club were
present and the meeting was one OF
the most charming in the history Of
the organization.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-18
CANDIDATES IN
CITY PRIMARY
MUST REGISTER
TIME EXPIRES AT 6 O'CLOCK
THIS AFTERNOON OR NAME
WILL NOT BE ON BALLOT.

Those who aspire to a seat on the
board of city commissioners are reuir-
ed to have their application, togeta-
err with the entrance fee, $40, in the
hands of Secretary Ross, of the city
executive committee,- by o'clock
this afternoon and if this is not done
their name will not appear on the
official ballot to be voted in the white
primary to be held on next Tuesday,
November 81.
Up to the present only two candi-
dates have announced and these are
Hon. G.. D. Ogg, at present mem
Der of the commission; and B. j.
Ford, well known ice cream manufac-
turer, and whether Or not others will
be in the race remains to be seen
but they must register and pay the
entrance fee. as stated. or they cannot
be voted for in the white primary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-18
BRUNSWICK ELECTRIC
COMPANY PURCHASE
STAR ELECTRIC STOCK

The stock and fixtures of the Star
Electric Company was sold by Trus-
tee Hitch yesterday morning and was
purchased by the Brunswick Electric
Company, which has headquarters in
the Grand theater building and
which is doing an excellent business
1t will be remembered that the stan
concern went into bankruptcy some
time ago.
Assoc as the sale is approved by
Judge Harry d. Reed, referee in bank
ruptcy, the goods will be- moved to
the headquarters of the purchasers
and with added stock this company is
in better condition than ever to take
care of the. large contracts it is get
ting from time to time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-18
CHILD SHOT BECAUSE OF
QUARREL. WITH PLAYMATE
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago, Nov. 17.-Andrew Ragona,
aged four years, is in a critical con-
dition today with a bullet in his neck
as the result of quarrel with play
mate over a game of marbles.
After one of them had shot him
with revolver, two Of his chums
stuck courtplaster over the wound
and took him to his home, telling his
mother that another boy hit him with
a brick,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-18
GEORGE
GOES TO CAPITOL
This AFTERNOON
HARDWICK WILL REACH ALLAN
IA IN TIME TO MEET THE
ELECTION BOARD.

Atlanta, Nov. 17.-senator- elect
Walter F. George will probably re-
lceive his credentials in time to catch
an afternoon train for Washington,
according to developments today.
Governro Hardwick will be here to-
morrow to attend a meeting of the
canyassing board and legalize the
George commission. Mrs. FELTON, is
going to Washington also and may
yet be allowed to take senate seat
for a few hours.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-18
GASOLINE IN SAVANNAH
DROPS TWO CENTS. TODAY

Savannah, Ca, Nov. 17.-Savannah
auto owners have been much interest
ed in an announcement by the Gulf
Refining Company that the retail
price Of gasoline tomorrow will be
twenty cents gallon. It is to sell
to independent dealers at - cents.
This is q drop Of two cents q gallon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
HAROM ORSZAGBAN LETT
FILMEZVE

A filmre vetett Sherlock
Holmes, John Barrymore-ral
foszerepben, lathato lesz az egesz
j0v0 heten at Capitol-szinhaz-
ban. Ez egyike az idei evad leg
remekebb mozgokepeinek.
A darab tafgya azonos Sir Con-
an Doyle vilaghirii hasonnevti re-
genyenek targyaval. A KEEP harom
orszagban lett felveve: Angolor-
szagban, Svajcban es Amerika
ban. A kiallitas egyik fenypont-
jat kepezik John Barrymore szc.
melyes feliigyelete alatt kipr6balt
vilagitasi hatasok, melyek sin
mex rejtelyesseg latszatat adjak,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
Az EGEsz CsALAD sZAMARA

Rupert Hughes nagyszeru kepet
a csalad minden tagjanak latnla
kellene. Remembrance" meg
-emlekezes) a cine es lathato lesz
az egesz j0v0 heten a Domeszl
hazban.
A darab targya az atlagos anne
rikai csalad elete, az olyan csa-
lade, mely tarsadalmi es finan-
cialis eredmenyeket ert ell most
mar nagyobb becsvaggyal bir
csak az apa, a 'szegeny oreg,' kl
apr6 boltocskajat department
.store-ra fejlesztette, maradt meg
romlatlanul annak, ami volt.
"A csalad kedve szerint szorako-
xix elvarja, hogy szegeny
Greg" fizesse koltsegeket.- Ez a
helyzet, mikor az Greg osszeesik q
gondok sulya alatt az ere ko-
vetkezo betegseg eletet fenyegeti
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
MIR. GEORGE F. JOHNSON
AJANDEKA
Het hold f0ldet ajandekozott
Binghamton varosanak jatsz6te-
rex celjaira s~s

Mr.. George +. Johnson, az En-
dicott-Johnson Tarsasag elnoke,
65-ik sziiletesnap.ja alkalmabol 7
akernyi teriiletet, a RATA lev6
epiiletekkel egyiitt, Binghamton
varos sziveben, ajandekozott koz-
jatsz6terekiil.
Mr.. johnson kijelentette, hogy
ajandeka nincsen semmifele fell
tetelhez k0tve. Binghamton va
ros olyan kozceIra fordithatja, a
milyenre akarja. Az egyediili, XII
kotes az, hogy teriileten helye
marathon egy Johnson-E -Endicott-
fele epitendo cipogyarnak. Ez a
f0ldterilet $19O,OO0-ert lett vasa-
rolva nehany evvel ezelott. Bing-
hamton varos ell fogja fogadni az
ajandekot.
Az Endicott-J Johnson Tarsasag-
max els0 kiserlete ez, hogy gya-
rat epitsen Binghamton varosa-
ban. Gyarai mostan varost6l
nehany mertfoldnyire ESQ Endi-
cottban, johnson (Cityben- es
West Endicottban fekszenek. y
Ez az ajandek a legujabb
azon ajandekok kozott, melyeket
Mr.. johnson adott Binghamton
szomszedsagaban parkok, korha-
Yak, templomok, az American Le-
gion Ies mas szervezetek celjaira.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
MI KEPEZI A esTRITETT TIE
JET?

Friss, tiszta, teljestejfelu myers
tel, mely egeszseges tehenektol
szarmazik, kepezi Borden Eagle
Brand Tejet. A teheneket es tej-
gazdasagokat idonkint szakerto
allatorvosok vizsgaljak meg. Sill
ritoink tejgazdasagok .kozele-
hen vannak, ami lehet6ve teszi
azoknak, hogy tejet friss ALA
potban kapjak meg.
A tiszta myers tejet szaKertok
vizsgaljak meg, xix a legcseke-
lyebb tisztatalansagot is azonnal
eszreveszik.
A tcjet, a vizsgalat utan, hevito
kutakba helyczziik, mclyekben az
206 f. fox hosegnek van kiteve
koriilbelll 0t percnyi idore. In
nen tejet atvezetjik cukrot tar
talmazo kutakban. A cukor q tel
tartoksagat biztositja. A keve-
reket most kitesszik 140 F.. fox
hosegnek, melyet fokozatosan le-
szallitunk. Ezen eljaras megaka-
dalyozza tel taperejenek gy0n-
giileset.
A kannakat, melyeket magunk
keszitiink, szakert6k vizsgaljak
meg S azokat, melyek a legcseke-
lyebb hibat mutatjak, eltavolit-
jak. A teljesen j6 kannakat 700
F. fox hosegnek tessziik ki, aztan
lehiitjuk azokat megtoltjuk
Eagle Brand tejjel..
Tejokozta jaFvanyok nypmai
soha sem yezettek mi termekunk
h0z.
Ezen lapban On idGr6l-i -idGre TIA
lalni fog hirdetest Borden Eagle
Brand tejere vonatkoz6lag. Vag-
ia XII az ilyen hirdetest $ kiildje
be Borden Company-nak New
Yorkba, honnan on kapni fog XII
vansagara tovabbi felvilagositast,
ugysxintsn k6vetkez3 k0nyyek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26

valamelyiket, sajat lanyanyelven
irva: Utasitas a gyermek taplala-
sara; konyv, mely felvilagositast
ad a gyermek es az anya gondoza
sara nezve; konyv, mely gyermek-
etlapokat sorol fel; konyv, mely
felvilagositast nyujt ARA nezve,
mikent kell izletes eteleket keszl-
teni Borden Eagle tejebol. Irja
meg, hogy melyik k0nyvet k4van-
ia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26

Okt6ber havi maradvany S $3.50
September horol athozat $4195 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26

Osszesen $4234.22
Ez q zosszeg ICY van bankba he
lyezve:
Federal Savings Bank,
kamatoz6 token $ls23.65
Hamary Bank, kan. token 2oa5.9S
Csekk-szamlan T4.64
Liberty Bondokban 10000
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
MIERT TARTJAK 4 I,RvEG0T
A LEGJoBB oRVossAGNA
A friss levego j6tekony hatasa

Mindenki tisztaban van azzal,
hogy levego a legjobb Is legol-
cs6bb orvossag. Mind tobb es tobb
orvos irja el1 friss levego ku-
rat mindenfajta betegsegre. A
friss levego gy6gyito hatasat erte-
kelni megis kevesen tudjak. Nh
lyen hatast Walt XII a friss levegO
es mily tompit6las hat, mily kar-
tekony befolyast syakorol SERVE
zetiinkre filledt, cart leveg6 =
az alabbiakban ezekre fogunk ro-
widen valaszt adni:. ,
A friss 1eveg5 hiivos. Az olyan
levego, mely so F. fokot meg-
haladja, kartekeny' hatast gyako-
rol a szervezetiinkre. Ha laka-
sunk homerseklete felul all 60 TO-
kon, leveg0 lankadta, bagyadta
tesz, legyongiti az orr es a legz6.
szervek ellenallokepesseget. Ilyen-
kor konnyen reagalunk a hiilesre
es ragalyos betegsegekre.
A friss levego rnindig mozgas-
ban van. Az allott leyego, q fiil-
ledt levego elzsibbasztja testet,
Elbagyaszt es elfarasztja a serve
zetet. A kellemesen >enyhe, friss
leveg0 iiditi bort es eleszti az IL
mokat.
A friss leveg6 valtozekony. HI
sebb valtozas temperaturaban
kellemesen erinti testet. Frissit
es ebren tart.
A friss leveg6 kellemes vegyii'
leke a szaraz es nedves leveg0'
mex. A nagyon szaraz es nagyon
nedves leveg6 artalmas: SERVE
yet normalis miik0deset megzavar
ia.
Mindezt termeszetesen a szabaC
leveg6n tapasztalhatjuk legjob
ban. Exert oily egeszseges sza
badban valo alvas, szabadbal
vegzett munka 'es altalaban a sza
bad levegon valo tartozokdas.
Mikor zart helyisegben vagyunl
kenytelenek tartozkodni, sohas'
feledkezziink meg legjobb bara
tunkr6l, tanacsadonkr6l. home
rorol. A legegyszeriibb intezke
des, amt valaha is gyermeh
egeszsege erdekeben tettek: az
rendelet volt, mely eloirta, hogy a.
iskolaban a tanito asztala mellett
oft kell fuggnie a thermometer
mex. A legmagasabb h0mersekle
tet (amit megengedhetonek lehe'
tartani), a 60 F. fokot, egy voro'
vonal jelzi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
Mt. KAL.ASSAY sANDoR
yoUNGSTOWNI LAToGATAsA

peres-papja, jelenleg reforma-
lus arvahaznak foigazgat6ja, az
elmult vascarnapon d. e. istentisz-
eietet tartott a youngstown ref.
anyaszentegyhazban, d. u. pedig
az egyhazi betegsegelyz6 .egylet
lozgyiilesen jelent meg. +
Mt. Kalassay Sander ugy az
nyaszentegyhazban, mint az egy-
let kozgyiilesen hatalmas besze-
leivel meginditotta leger6sebb
zivu embereket is, mikor gon-
lozasa alatt el6 arvaknak sziik-
6gleteit ecsetelte a hivek el6tt,
Nagyon szep ,szammal j0ttek
ssze tiszteletere mindket7 helyen
/ protestansok, hogy ennek nyilt
zivii, tiszta jellemii lelkesznek
3karol az arany igeket hallhas-
TX. Bizonyara mem banta meg
~ lelek sem, hogy elliott, ennek
1 krisztusi szeretettel elo igaz pro
etanak szavai hailgatasara. Ke-
elmet, panaszat, az arvakr6l valo
loadasat sok IDIOT venne igenybe
itten leirni exert csak ennyi
megjegyzest fiizok hozza, hogy
iires fiilekre szavai mem talaltak
1alunk, inert aki csak oft volt, az
mind biztositotta Mt. Kalassay
arat arrol, hogy segitsegere lesz
" arvak ugye felkarolasaban,
ICY nok, mint a ferfiak igeretet
tettek ARA, hogy eyrol-eyre gyiil-
est fognak inditani az arvak sza-
mara Youngstown es kornyeken.
Mt. Kalassay urnak fogadtatasa
.zemelyehez melt6kepen tortent.
AZ egyhaz lelkesze iidvozolte is
entisztelet utan a gyiilekezet ne
veben, ezen sorok iroja pedig az
sszes Youngstownban elo protes-
insok neveben.
Az egyleti kozgyulesep, Sebok
abor elnok iidvozolte, -tovabba be
6det tartott Hamory V. Gusz-
V, melyben fejtegette, hogy
5bb is fel lehetett volna karol-
INK ennek nemes intezmeny-
ek az ugyet. DR.. Gerenday
,aszlo pedig AIT igerte, hogy ka-
acsenyra SO otto meleg fels6 ru-
at fog kildeni az arvak szamd-
"a. Az 8 gondja lesz, hogy MI
,6p fogja azok arat osszekollek-
alni. Jelenleg 55 kis arva van
az arvahazban, 2 evestol IA ewes
korig. Romai kath. es reformatus
yegyes hazasok gyermekei IL, go
rog-katholikus es reformatus We
eyes hazasok gyermekei 6, tisz-
ia reformatus hazasok gyermekel
80, osszesen 55 arya.
Geressy Sander inditvanyara
ell lett hatarozva egy 5 vagy 6 ta-
gu bizottsag kikildese a gyuJtes
teendSinek vegzesere.
A kozgyules kiutalt az arvak
segelyezesere SO dollart, melyet
azonnal at is adott az arvaatya-
max.
A kozgyiilesra fontosabb tu-
datni val6k:
Oktober hari bevetel s $3.50
Okt6ber hayi kiadas. ar
vahazra 5000
Oktober havi maradvany S $3.50
Szeptember hor0l athozat $4195. 81
Osszesen $4234.22
Ez a zosszes ICY van bankba he
lyezve:
Federal Savings Bank,
kamatoz6 token $ls23.65
Hamary Bank, kan. token 2o35.9a
Csekk-szamlan 174.64
Liberty Bondokban 10000
Osszes vagyon $4234.22
3 vi tag letette hiyatlos es-
kit, neVszerint: Gyorgy Tamasne,
Szant6 J6zsefne es Macy Peter.
5 vi tag jelentkezett felyetelre,
neVszerint: Roseman Ferencne,
Asztslos Aronns, 10th Istvapne,
Patkanoczi Janos Is Karaszi Ist-
van. Eek joyo gyulesen fog
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
Osszes vagyon $4234.22

Osszes vagyon $4234.22
3 vi tag letette hiyatlos es-
kit, nevszerint: Gyorgy Tamasne,
Szant6 J6zsefne es Macy Peter.
5 vi tag jelentkezett felyetelre,
nevszerint: Roseman Ferencne,
Asztslos Aronne, 10th Istvanne,
Patkan6czi Janos Is Karaszi Ist-
van. Eek joyo gyalesen fog
max feleskiidni.
Figyelmeztetem protestans test
vereinket, hogy q XII egyletiinkbe
belepni dhajt csekely belepesi
dill mellett, mar csak november A.
X vasarnapjan teheti EFT.
Szab6 ?. Istvan.