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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
EAST SIDE
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Masquerade Social.

\ A large crowd attended the mas
querade social at Palatine Bap-
fist Church last evening which
was given ~ the 3. Y. p. U. Of
the church. Many unique cos
tunes were worn and there were
many surprises when the time
came to unmask. A gypsy fortune
teller. games Of various kinds and
several contests made fun TOR all.
Light refreshments were served.
Priscilla Club.
A delightful meeting of the
Priscilla Club was held Friday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Cleo
Harden in Gordan street. Mrs.
c. E. Boatman and Mrs. Mary
Robinson were visitors present.
The next meeting will be held IN
two weeks at the home OF Mrs.
Floyd Jetfry In Boulevard avenue.
Returns Home.
Mrs. W. H. Gwynn OF Triune,
who was called here by the III.
ness OF her son, Gilbert Gwynn,
who is patient at Cook Hospital,
has returned home. Mr.. Gwynn
is improving. While in the city
Mrs. Gwynn was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay Jacobs and
family In Kelley Place.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wolf and
children spent last weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs, Milton satteraeld
at Mount Glare.
Miss Beatrice Mckinney, who is
a patient at the Terra Alta sani-
tariuIn, is improving.
Mrs. Frank Ticknell OF Tygart
street is visiting at the home OF
her brother, Luther Steele, at
Davis Ridge.
Everett Hovalter Of South
Dakota is the guest Of his uncle,
A, w. Hovalter. and family in
State street.
Clarence Ragen, who spent the
past several days hero with his
mother. Mrs. Anna RACER, In Diu-
mond street, left Friday morning
for Detroit, Mich, where he holds
a position in the Ford factories.
Miss Hattie Wilson Of Barnes
street has been indIsposed the past
few days.
James H. Leonard OF Merchant
street has been III for several
days past.
Miss Grace Fitzhugh, a surgical
patient at Cook Hospital, is much
improved and was taken to her
home In Market street Friday.
Mrs. S. H. sattertleld OF State
street is III with quinsy.
Mrs, E. R. Louden and daugh-
ter Margaret have returned from
Charleston, where they visited
the formers son, Howard Louden
and family.
Mrs. Virginia satterHeld and
Miss Virginia Wolf Of Stevens
street have returned from visiting
relatives, at Bellvlew.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

MoRGANTowN. W. Va, Oct.
27.-Guy Rolley Of Morgantown 4
stulsnt In West Virginia univer
sity, was instantly killed here late
yesterday when double barreleh
shot gun he was carrying on o
geology class exploration TRIP wa.
discharged from both barrels. Tha
muz2ie Of tho gun was directly
under young Eo!leys' chin when
the trigger was accidentally pulled
and the lower part Of his face was
blown away by tho discharge. Az
Rolley started to pass tho weapon
tea tallow student, W. NJ. Carl
son. the gun was discharged in
some unexplained manner.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
WILL HOLD SUNDAY
SCHOOL INSTITUTE

The church OF Ballah Chapel
will be the scene OF a Sunday
school institute at 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. A feature OF
the program will be number of
ten minute talks. Plans will be
made for the converting OF the
next institute at this time.
The program includes the fol-
lowing features: Theme, Work.
ers With Cod; devotional song
service, Mrs. Tyler leader: ."T-ue
Hearted, Whoe Hearted" hymn
by assembly,; Savior, Like a
Shepherd. Lead ug," hymn by
assembly: singing Of hymn No.
SS6, Stand Up. Stand Up,
for Jesus: Lord Speak 10
Me That May Speak" hymn by
audience; Bible lesson, third
chapter OF Corinthians, verses
four 10 nine, led by Miss Vivian
Riggs: several short prayers led
by the teachers.
! hG uAhI IGll 4ituuLC luIh VIII
be given by Doctor Miller, whose
subject will be, 1.-THE Teacher as
a Worker With God" "The Sup
erIntendent rs q Worker With
God" is the subject OF the second
talk. Mrs. McChesney will speak
on the theme, Educational
evangelism" which will be fol-
lowtd by the singing Of tic
hymn, 20 Master, Let Me Walk
With Thee" Mrs. Ludwig will
speak for ten minutes on the sub
ject, How Our Glass Seeks TO
Work With God" The hymn,
Something for Jesus" will be
sung by the assembly. The bust
ness of the meeting including the
reports from schools and a discus
sion Of plans, time and place for
the next session Of the institute
will then be held. The hymn, 20
Zion, Haste, Thy Mission High
Fulfilling" will be sung by the
audience. The penedictIon will
he pronounced BY the Reverend
Mr.. Tyler.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28

.eHepil eunsi % the 0il6wlns.
teatlres Vocal duet Ms. sis
Tenant and W. 3 HSnEat: Not. Il
solo WI B HagGht; p Rno du6k
Mrs. W. b Haught md elena
Wells: address on the sundayI
school interests, Harry Johnson,
address on the subject Of the pub
lie schools. Charles r. Tenant.
discussion Of city interests. B. W
Russell. a short address, given by
the Reverend Mr.. Miller, preceded
the serving Of Refreshments.
New Teacher
Miss NJ. Nail has accepted the
position of English teacher in ths
Blacksville High School! Tho
pos ton was lately vacated by
Miss F. Spies.
Personals
MouTis Clovis wRs a business
visitor in Morgnntown yesterday
Thorne Wells. who has BEEN III
with Influenza, has recovered sui.
ftclently to resume his work In
the local school Monday.
Miss Wills NJ Her who is a pa
tient In Pittsburgh hospital is
still In a critical condition.
Harvey Brock, who recently
moved to Basnettsville, visited
here this week.
The freshman class OF the h GIL
school here will entertain the
sophomores at the school building
next Friday evening. Tho enroll.
ment Of the school has now reach
ed the 100 mark.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
SPECIAL MEETINGsOF
PRESBYTERY CALLED.

There win be q pro.re.nata meet.
ing Of the Grafton Presbytery ial
the First Presbyterian Church ID
this city at 8 o'clock on the after
noon OF November s. The matter
before the meeting will be the or
daining Ltcentiate Fred L. Thonip.
son to the gospel ministry. Tha
call has been issued by ]. v. Koo1fz.
stated clerk.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
Hold EN- West virginia!

Hold EN- West Virginia!
Husky looking birds, them Rut-
gers guys, and Foster Sanford Is
q foxy man.
Raub kicked field goal from
the 63-yard line yesterday aftSr-
noon. but there wasn't anybody
breaking through the line.
The shades OF night were falling
fast as through the vIllage streets
there passed a guy who carried
through every nook the bann1"
with the strange device: adams
Express CO."
Quick Watson, the media
Two many people are Kissing
without meaning It. Make your
kisses mean.
Rubber heels on the old mans
shoes are fine chaperous.
Wonder II ham and eggs v2r
get tired running around togetter:
Bet the ham does IL the eggs aEt
like some we know.
We pick Oshkosh to beat Catawoa
BY six points or more.
Perhaps the New Jersey couple
were assasinatod by mosNuitoaF
inst before mans wife talks
Fin to ieath, he hopes ne TcAt
husb0ad will be book agent.
The scores often put ,hs cs IN
expert Dickccs.
They should &! ne eliminated
anyhow.
= French woman paid $4,000
for new hat. Possibly this is tho
ra0Son some wcC'aH arc SO scant'
lily at;ired.
October winds make tho owners
OF lace curtain stockings shiver.
Tho only hope We havo in thu
Cinc.nnati.West Virginia game is
that tho owner Of the Cincinnati
Ball Club might invite us to in
snCct his cellar after the game.
1t must be good because the
team stayed in the cellar for sew,
erpl years.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28

The Moose want one hundred black horses for
their demonstration Halloween. Since the
Moose are not conducting any dark horse campaign
for the Salvation Army, tho public is wondering
where these black horses come in. A good idea
would he to attend the celebration and find out
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
liz MAID
on THE COURTHOUSE

4 Hello Tom" said the Maid on
fthe Courthouse to Tom Ford, the
handsome policeman, this mora
Fling.
"Hello, old dear" ssaId Tommy.
Is Say. why don't you joia the
Smile Producers?" asked the
Maid.
Saving EN- all for you." said
Tom.
.'. Gosh. but you ara in a loving
mood this morning"
i Yes,l am" declared Toni
What's the matterg"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28

Many Fairmonters in Morgantown roofing
ardcntly for West Virginia University. There are
hundreds OF local people who are never TOO busy
nor too tired to stop long, enough to give our COL
leGe team all the encouragement: possible. III the
main Fatrmont folks are as intimately associated
with affairs concerning the school as are Morgan
town residents, and as keeny anxious for its sue
cess
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
BLACKSMITH


George Baker, Jr., and Mrs.
Peck addressed the as
seInOly at the Republican meeting
held here Thursday night.
Church Reception
A reception was held at the NJ.
E. Church Wednesday evening in
honor OF the Reverend Mr.. Miller
and Mrs Miller The program o: the
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make her attempt. yet something must DO done
and sooh.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28

Fine weather aud fine water are not very good
friends in Fatrmont. Every one likes this liberal
amount Of sunshine, but liberal amount OF rain
would do lot for the city water
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28

The silence wakes warmer as the time for cleo
tion day draws nearer
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
RUFF STUFF

"Huge" Fox paced up and down
the bleachers at the game yester-
duy afternoon,
lie put his hands in his pockets
and paced. mutterinS to himself
and following the ball.
who are you for?" yelled some.
one.
"Dam!tino," said Fox.
Gosh. amt IT awful not to know
who you are for.
Just like voting a straight ticket
in primary.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28

Tom.
Excellent! Your definition ts
perfectly clear. l can understand
It without consulting Webster.
You will write the history of your
life?"
Exactly"
Would You mind giving me an
autographed copy?"
az certainly will be glad to do
That will be fine, but don't let
Blaine Bosgess or Kip Fleming
find out about 1t or they will try
TO borrow 1t from me. aud II they
do I'll never get 1t back
Have you ever seen the Black
Horse Brigade7 ADV.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28

Then answering advertisements,
please say you saw 1t In Tnt Wss.
Virg1nian.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
REPUBLICAN TICKET


UNITED STATES SENATE
coward Sutherland Elkins, w. Va,
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
James A. Meredith Fairmont, W. Va.
CONGRESS, FIRST DISTRICT
Ben L. RosenbloOm Wheeling, W. Va.
STATE SENATE
Or. A. R. Warden. Grafton, w. Va.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Mrs. 3. A. Crosse w. H. Teach
DR.. j. o. NcNeely
COUNTY suPT., OF SCHOOLS
LA. Barnes
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
G. Walter Prichard
SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER rs, 1929.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
A kury
hangverseny

Alabb k0z0ljiik laptarsunknak,
a detroiti Magyar Hirlapnak az
Oft mar megtartott Kiiry-Kerek-
jarto Szant6 Antalffy hengver-
senyrol irt kritikat. Ismerve a
lap szerkeszt0jenek kival6 zenei
cricket, tudjuk, hogy a miiveszek
tenyleg nagyszerit szolgaltattak.
A kivalo magyar miivesz tarsasag
e no loan, hetf6n este tartja
hangversenyet a w. Boardman ut
caban talalhato nj Moose Temple
hatalmas termeben, Magyarok,
jo lesz mar most jegyekr6l gon-
doskodni, inert igen nagy es elo-
kelo amerikai k0z0nseg is igerke-
xix a hangversenyre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05

Jegyek kaphatok: Central Gro
Gerry and Meat Market, 665 So.
Webb ST., Palanszky Gyula, Cen
trail Drug Store, corner Webb and
Summit ST., Szabo Laszl6 yendeg-
l6jeben, corner Cambridge es
Webb ST., Huszty vifagiizlettben,
Vine ave-, Linzmayer Ferenc liz
leteben, corner Broadway es
Webb ST., es Trombitas borbely-
iizleteben, corner Webb es Cam
bridge street.
AZ el6adas szombaton ponto-
san este fel 9-kor kezd3dik. A Xxi
csak teheti, az menjen ell, inert ma
gyon jol fog mulatni. A tarsulat
NJ igazgatoja Ratllay Marion, a
nagynevii es kitiin6 szinesz es rem
dez6, a XII csak nehany h6napja
erkezett Amerikaba a budapest
Kiraly Szinhazbol gazi miivesz
ember, aki erti a dolgat es XII
ben a kozonseg soha sem fog csa-
latkozni. A XII elmegy a szombat
esti el6adasra, az szemelyesen
meg fog err6l gy6z6dni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
ALLIANCE, Oh HIREK
ALLIANCEI OLVAS0INKHOZ
Fontos ujitas az alliancei magyar.
sag erdekeben

Alliance varos, a melynek egy
reszc Mahoning megyehez tarto-
xix, a melynek Youngstown a seek
helye, meglehet6s szamu magyar
lakossaggal bir, a melynek legna-
gyobb resze az elfoglalt Erdelybol
kariilt oda.
A mi lapunk, az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap, szives keszseggel es
0r0mmel akarja felkarolni az al
liancei magyarsag erdeket, annal
is inkabb, inert hiszen iii igazan
nemesak valijuE, dc 6es IS tartjuk
a jo szomszedsag elvet.
Elhataroztuk tehat, hogy kiilon
rovatot nyitunk "Alliancei Hi
rex cimen es abban hetr6l-here
lekozoljiik a megt0rtent magyar
vonatkozasu esemenyeket, de TO-
gunk alland6an erdelyi hireket is
k0zolni, a melyek bizonyara erde-
kelni fogjak az elszakadt verein-
ket.
Mi mem keriink semmi mast,
csak AIT, hogy rendeljek meg la
punkat, 'melynek egy eyre 2
dollar, felevre pedig l dollar az
el0fizetesi ara. Az el0fizeteseket
heten mindenki altal szemelye-
sen ismert Mihok, Sander, lapunll
segedszerkeszt6je fogja felvenni
Xxi most penteken es szombaton
Allianceon fog tartozkodni.
Minden magyar vonatkozasu
hirt, barmi legyen is az, teljeser
ingyen k0zliink es hamarosan meg
fognak olvas6ink gy6z6dni arr6l
hogy mi nemcsak igeriink, de ige
retiinket minden tekintetben be is
tartjuk.
Szives bizalmukat es partfoga
sukat elore is k0sz0nve, m dunk
0szinte tisztelettel S
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
] szerkeszt6sege es kiad6hivatala
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05

Amint el0relathat6 volt, Kiiry
Klaranak es jeles miivesztarsai-
max karacsony masodnapjan tar
tott hangversenye oily Macy k0-
zonseget vonzott, hogy a Hunga-
rian American Club tagas nagyter-
me sziiknek bizonyult a befogada
sara.
Mindjart sietHnk annak a teny
mex a lesz0gezesevel, ihogy bar a
varakozas a legmagasabb fokig
fel volt csigazva, aminek csal6-
das szokott a kovetkezmenye len
nj, ezuttal ez a hangverseny mem
csak kielegitette kozonsegiinket,
de a varakozasat messze felil is
mrlta..4 il
A Macy Klari mindjart elso da-
laval, Buday Denes Ember' ci
mil pompas dalanak eleneklese-
vel oily frenetikus hatast keltett
hogy AIT feliilmulni mar szinte le
hetetlen volt. A lelkesedes azon.
ban minden darabjanak el6adasa
utan csak fokozodott. A mikol
pedig a miisor befejezeseil ma
gyar parasztmenyecske kosztiim.
ben egy csomo magyar notat ell
enekelt, utanozhatatlan bajjal, {
kozonseg mem akart tavozni helye
r0l, ujra meg ujra latni es halla
nj kivanta Kiiry Klarat.
Kerekjarto Duci volt az est ma
sodik csillaga. Ezuttal feltiizte {
kitiinteteseit is, ami a megjelene
senek impozanssagat fokozta
Wieniewski hires "Bucsu Moszk
vat6l" cimU szerzemenyet jatszot
ta bevezetesiil, azzal a tokelete'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05

csak temetesrendezo potszekeire
gyiilekezet Macy sokasaga Matt.
Delutan a szokott id6ben nilesi
gyiilekezetunk lkoreben iinnepel-
think, termeszetesen aldozassal
egybek0tve, ahol a lelkesznek OF
dollart automobilra tizenot dol
lart karacsonyi ajandekul adtak a
lelkes hivek, melyert ez uton is
szives kosz0netet mondol1. Este
nagy templomban volt halaado
konyorges es masnap iinnepet be-
zar6 istentisztelet~ l oen k6r-
tiik az Istep+ engedje eler-
mink az nj tosend6t is. O-esz-
tend6 utols6 estejen ismet Macy
gyiilekezet kereste fel a temple
mot, hol predikaci6val bucsuztunk
el az 6-evt6l NJ esztend6 elso
napjan ismet a templomot telje-
'sen megtolt6 gyiilekezet el6tt ker-
tiik az Istent lit is es delutan
Nilesban is, hogy adjon nekiink
boldog, szerencses NJ evet, boldo-
gahbat es szerencsesebbet, mint az
elmult esztendo volt. Ebben re-.
mGnyben kivanck en- is ezuton is
szerencses vi evet gyiilekezetiink
minden tagjanak.
A lelkeszi jelentes a most vasar-
nap megtartand6 tisztujitasi koz-
gyiiles eredmeny6vel egyiitt fog
megjelenni.
Tsm6t tudattatnak hivek, hogy
januar masodil vasarnapjan tiszt-
visel6valasztoi gyulest tartunk.
AIT megeloz6en, szombat este 7
orakor presbyter-gyiil6s lesz,
melyre cz uton is felhivom az el6l-
J jar6k figyelmet.
DR.. Gerenday, lelkesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05

miiveszettelj nj ezt a csodahege-
dist jellemll. Az ember igazan
mem tudja: NIT csodaljon jobban
ebben a rendkiviili fiuban: a tech
nikajanak szinte felfoghatatlan
nagyszertseget, vagy az eloada-
sanak meg a legcsiszolatlanabb
hallasu embert is megigez6 szep-
seget.
A harmadik star, Szant6 Gas
par neve teljesen ismeretlen meg
az amerikai magyarsag el6tt. En-
nelfogva erhet6 az a Macy megle-
peteS, amt ez a nagyszerii enekes
ez esti szereplesevel keltett. Mem
hiaba nevezik ezt miiveszt ma
gyar Carusonak, inert a legna-
gyobb el6 tenoristak k0z0tt is igen
keves rendelkezik olyan nagysze-
Ri, ferfias, Macy terjedelmii, ha-
talmas es mindamellett eziist0s
tisztasaggal cseng6 hanggal, mint
8. Meg vagyunk r0la gy6z6dvc
hogy ez a jeles miivesz hamar ra.
talal Amerikaban ARA a szeren.
csere es hirnevre, amit meltar
megerdemel.
Antalffy Zsiros Desc, a vilag
szerte ismert orgonamiivesz kiser.
te miiveszeket zongoran, S
nyitotta meg a miisort egyik sa
jat szerzemenyenek, egy magyar
rapszodianak remek el0adasaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
Karacsonyunk

Leszallt a no siirii pelyhekben.
A december 24-iki esti szel fell
kapta es kegyetleniil vagdosta az
ni;an sietok kipirnlt4arcaba. Az
il .zan kegyetlen tell este Sc tudta
VI szatartani hiveket templo-
NJ iktol. Jottek sokan. J0ttek
y ,gyo lelekkel imadkozni, halat
4 ,ni az egek uranak, Jstennek.
Masnap aztan felharsant a scent
enek: Krisztus urunknak al
dott sziiletesen.'' = Megiinnepel-
tiik a karacsonyt lelkes iinnepseg-
gel bizony sziikseg volt Vas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
Kiiry Klarat lelkesen iinnepelte
Detroit magyarsaga

Macy meglepetest keltett Szant6
Gaspar, a magyar Caruso. - Ke-
rekjart0 Duci nagyszerii jateka.-
Antalffy Zsiros sajat szerzemG-
nyet adta el6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

FL is fogyott miadenfele
Kivalo j6 falat,
Es reggelre semmi mas, csak:
Sepro nyele maradt!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
HETI KR0NIKA
Rigmusokba szedte: o. Ke.

Bekoszontott hat az NJ ev
Szornyii tarisznyaval.
Hozott is sok mindenfelet
Bowen, garmadaval.
Ki nit kapott, en- mem tudom,
Mem is az en- zsapom,
Mert hiszcn a magam bajat
Untig eleg latnom.
En- peldaul szinten kaptam
vi evi prezentet,
Szerencse, hogy mem emeltek
Eel a lakas rentet,
Ellenben egy kis levelke
Volt az ajandekom,
Els azota: mem izzad mar
0reg halantekom.
Hogy mi volt kis levelben?
ArrOl KeSODD lfOK,
Addig pedig csodalkozom,
Hiszen AIT csak birok, -
Mert vi eyre megtrittoltak
70 szini val6val.
Ugy latszik: megis t0r6dnek
A rigmus iroval.
Kosz0nom az ajandekot, -
Merit jo tapasztalni,
Hogy mem muszaj az erdemert
Mindig talpat nyalni!
Alias, undok ember-fergek
Hitvanv rossz szokasa:
Is fejii, leha babok
Talpanak nyalasa!
\ mint hallom, mas is kapott
Vi evi prezentet,
A mi neki testverek k0zt
Eleg penzt jelentett.
Ugyanis Sylvester ejjel,
Mikor haza setalt:
A fejere pottyantottak
Egy nagy leveses talt
A mask az meg jobban jart:
Rezindzsekre akadt,
A melynek tulajdonosa
~dten elszaladt.
AIT hitte, hogy rend6rt latott,
Azert futott szegeny.
ICY iutott testi italhoz
Az'a masik legeny.
Egy hazba meg bekopogtak
vi evet kivanni,
A mire a hazi asszony
Kezdett kiabalni!
Kisiilt, hogy a latogat6k
Mas videkr6l jottek:
A mi a keziikbe akadt,
Mindent zsebre t0ttek!
Egy hazba meg zoldek j0ttek,
Ep az 0-hazab6l.
Volt koztiik egy sep menyecsk
Hozza a javabol.
Ossze-vissza csokolgattak
A szegeny arvajat,
Pedig biz eltevesztette
A haz numerajat.
A Kossuth Kor vendegei
Szinten jol mulattak.
A XII ehes vagy szomjas volt,
Annak mindent adtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
A SZINESZEK ALLIANCEON
Most szombaton, e ho Ten fognal
jatszani

Az alliancei magyarsag bizo-
nyara nagy orommel veszi tudo-
masul, hogy a New York; Magyar
Szintarsulat ho Ten, vagyis
most szombaton Summit ave.-i
Nemet Szasz Hallban fog elGadast
tartani.
Bemutat6ra keriil Martos Fe-
reno hires 3 felvonasos zenes nagy
sikerii operettje, a Ciganygr6fne,
a mely igazan diadallal jarta We
gig budapest es videki szinha-
zakat. A jegyek ara az els6 OF
sorban darabonkint / dollar 25
cent, a kovetkez6 sorokban pedig
/ dollar, az all6 jegyert pedig IS
centet fizetnek. A jegyek ARABIA
a hadiad6 mar belle van szamitva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-05
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
R@ korebol Gn
Leikesz: Gerenday Laszl6. Ma
| honing Ave. Telefon Bell 142, Auto
matte 1927. Gondnok G6ressy San
dor, 413 Dakota st. Telefon Auto
matte 4771. P6nztaros Seb6k Ca
Dor, TAI Mahoning Ave.

Ujev masodik vasarnapjan tiszt-
ujito kozgyiilest tartunk, melyr6l
ez uton is ertesittetnek hivek.
Dee. 2S-an helyeztiik 0r0k nyu-
galomra a belmont temet6be Ber-
nat Janos, ing m. szirenfalvi szii-
letesii atyankfiat. A megboldo-
guilt SO evet cit r0vid ket heti
szenvedes utan valtotta meg a ha-
lal.
Januar elsejen nyert Wilma Is
Etel nevet a scent keresztsegber
Siit6 Jezsef es neje Udvarhely
Terez leanykaja. Ker. 81. S6tel
Gyula es neje Nyiri Erzsebet.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-11-17
TRADE WITH CHINA

American trade with China offers
opportunities that can't be overesti-
mated The population of the coun-
try is almost four times that of the
United States, and as civilization
spreads among the Chinese people their
demands for goods such as we produce
are going to grow by leaps and bounds.
A big influence toward bringing China
to a greater appreciation of American
made goods is the large number of
young Chinese who are coming to the
United States in search Of an education
The natural integrity Of Chinese buy
ers has made business relations with
them easy and profitable
British manufacturers are awal;ing
to the importance of the Chinese mar
kets, and are urging that no obstacle
be placed in The way Of young Chinese
going to Great Britain and gaining
practical experience with British meth
DDS and practices to take home with
them They are inclined, Of course, to
recommend to their countrymen the
machines and other products with
which they have become familiar 1t
is in this respect that the United
States already has an advantage that
should be cultivated to the utmost.
Our relations with China are of the
friendliest our country is more readily
accessible to China than any other
highly civilized nation, and through
the aid of the old Boxer indemnity
funds the education Of Chinese here
has been greatly facilitated.