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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Virginia's First MoneY

IL Lila . \ Al nt 4nOl1kJ
l do not think that | was ever
SO lonely as when l sat down to
my toast and coffee.
Stop plying yourself" l said
out loud. To-day is another day.
AS long as you haven't a job go
around to the studios and regis
ter" My teeth almost chartered
with fear at the thought that l
might fail. And then the necess-
ity for a cheaper place to live
popped fearsomely into mind.
l picked up the very mussed
evening gown which l had flung
on the floor in my sleepy thought
Iessness the night before and tried
to pat out few of the wrinkles
as fought with myself for cour-
age to hunt for job.
My eyes fell upon my reflection
in my mirror and started with
surprise to find l hadn't taken off
my make up. This l did with
some of Ria's cold cream which
she had thoughtfully left behind.
She had also left her wonderful
makeup box for me.
With dismay I found my face
sight from having left the make
up on so long. l knew 1 wouldn't
dare apply for work with such a
complexion. Frantically | Won
dered what to do. Ria's powder
almost smiled at me from the dres-
ser. 1t was a life presever in sea
of troubles.
l did not stop at powder. for
Ria's lip stick looked so inviting.
After l had finished l laughed at
myself and the world was bright
again as l sailed forth.
Downstairs l asked the girl at
the desk if they had any singles
in the house and she answered:
Yes We have very nice one Miss
Sixty-fiye dollars a
THAT is almost as much as 1 am
paying for the douoie. Haven't you
anything less than that?"
mo. And am afraid that you
be able to find anything
n Hollywood although downtown
you probably can get something
'or about forty dollars"
She wrote the names of several |
places for me to try. / thought |
would look at these apartments
before going to the studios.
After the beautiful Hollywood
Ipartment the others looked small |
md rather run down. l finally
ound one, however, close to the
hollywood street cars upon which
would not have to take a lease.
reflected, with an eye to the fu-
ure, that IL l found anything
etter before the end of the month
would be easy to move.
Il will send my trunk and bags
omorrow." l told the agent and
With a sinking heart i maid The |
hirty-five dollars out of NV fast
diminishing roll.
But the shock of the rent money
Ias nothing to what Isfelt when l
rrived at the photographer's stu
10 and had to nav fortF-eikht dol
-. e., =,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Woman Loses Election

Greenvile, S. c.. Jan. 4.-Miss
Addie latham, the first South
Carolina woman to run for mayor,
was defeated in yesterdays city
election at Walhalla. She received
80 votes against 1914 for James NJ.
Moss, her opponent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
KING MOI 10 Visit

London, Jan. A Reuter- dis
patch from Madrid says reports
that King Alfonso of Spain ex-
peeted to visit the United states
and Latin-America are untounded
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Portland Club
to Get McCann

Philadelphia. Jan. 4.-Robert
~. Mccann, shortstop. belonging
to the Philadelphia American
league baseball club, has been
sold TO the Portland team OF the
Pacific Coast league, 1t was an
nounced today Mccain has play
ed in the Virginia and Interna-
tional leagues.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Storm Damages Tulsa.

Tulsa. Okla. san. Further
damage was caused here early to-
day by a severe storm which put
power lines out OF commission.
store fronts and Uttered
the streets with debris.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04

Havana, Jan. 4.-Major Gene-.
al y. II. crowder has booked pas
sage on the steamship Mascotte.
sailing January 5. for Key West.
General crowder has been special
representative OF the United
Gates in connection with propos-
a. financial reforms.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04

The food you eat
contains carbon.
When your food is di-
gested it is absorbed
from the intestines
into the blood. When
the carbon in your
food comes in con-
tact with the oxygen
carried by the iron
in your blood, the
carbon and oxygen
unite and by so doing
they give of tre-
mendous energy.
thereby giving you
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
UPPER sARANAc LAKE. N. 7.

ADIRONDACK MoUNTAINs y. T.
For new ADIRONDACK booklet and iufor.
burg. N. Y. For MONTREAI-QCEBEC TOUR
hklt. addreas Tonrists' bureau Of Montreal,
700 New Rirks BLDG. Montreal. Canada.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
BEACM HAVEN. n. J.

DlVCPCJOE Land water sports. Dane,
NIVINS'D LARGO farm: excel. dieta,v
I'm tho pelawn-e. Table. Gar. kutay Bros.
r.. .a,ueItop Fishing. tennis. sports,
AHC A$sAS ~>AA "rNI. cn'nfnr.. y ~, sli..
.cc, 90. mn. I'd. To Bushk.ll Falls bk.Al r. McCaIi
Williams news., 1922-05-12
100 Per Cent Kill of Rodents

] Determination of rodent pests in the northern part of the state
 a few months ago now shows a
 100 per cent efficiency. accord
 ing to L. l.. Laythe, of the TO-
 dent pest extermina ation de-
 partment of the state biological
 survey, who has returned from
 Seligman. On this trip to Selig-
 man, Laythe started gopher ex1
 termination work going on the
 ranges of the Hugh Campbell
 sheep ranch, where about lO,-
 900 acres will be warked over.
 Other work will be kept going
 by c. w. Davis of the Arizona the Hudspeth sheep company. Gopher and prairie dog exter-
 imitation in Yavapai county will start about the first of the week on the Diamond Two ranch, of which Wayne Thornburg is manager, Laythe said yester- day. After another short trip to Seligman, he will return here the end this week to get the To- cal rodent pest extermination | under way. All the poisoned l grain distributed in Yavapai a short time ago has been put to use with the result of a practi- cally 100 per cent kill, Laythe said. Journal Miner (Prescott)
Williams news., 1922-05-12
NEAR EAST RELIEF OLD
 CLOTHES CAMPAIGN

May 18th to 21st has been designated as Bundle Week in the Southwest by the Near East Relief.
 Spare clothing is wanted to help clothe the near-naked peo- pie of the Near East, according to statements contained in the letter received from the South wesern headquarters. More than 100000 war-orphans now housed and fed by reason of the contributions of the American peaple through the Near East Relief are dependent for their clothing upon the response on Bundle Week to the appeals for spare clothing. In addition to the orphans, thousands upon thousands of refugees who have
Williams news., 1922-05-12

been made homeless and help less by the vicisitudes of war are in need of warm clothing. The letter refers to this neer of clothing on the part of the unfortunate people of the Near East and the face that the spare clothing in the attics and closes in American homes my be used to save lives in the mountainous regions of Armen- ia next winter.
 "'With the exception of food there is no greater need tran that of clothing," reads the letter. Therefore we are ask ing that the people of this city respond to tn appeal for warm clothing and shoes that comes to us from the Bible lands"
 It is tanned that the appeal for spare clothing be spread in schools. churches, clubs and circulars. -
Williams news., 1922-05-12
INTERESTING NOTES FROM BOARD OF SUP'S.

The following are ta aken from the official minutes of the Board l of Supervisors of Coconino county for the regular meeting May 1, 1922.
 Present, Chairman Caring members Campbell and Kitten house, County Attorney Gold, Clerk Francis and Asst. Clerk Benedict.
 The Assessors report for April showing the collection of State and County Taxes to the amount of 1,549.59 was check ed with Treasurer's receipt and same approved.
 The Report of the Custodian of Bright Angel Trail showing the collection for April of S4S3 OOOO was checked with Treas urer's receipt and same ap- proved.
 A petition asking that the Board furnish transportation for children at Cosino was held for investigation.
 A road petition asking that one mile of road be opened in Doney Park was approved.
 A Road Petition asking that the Flagstaff-Lake Mary road be changed was approved.
 A petition asking that the Coleman Lake Williams road be surveyed and put on record in order that the Forest Aid might be secured, was approv- ed, and instructions were given to have the survey under way in the near future.
 A petition from the rural dis trlct of Spring Valley, asking for a new teacher, consolidation of districts, etc., was referred to the School Superintendent.
 The Treasurer's report for April showing Balance an hand
Williams news., 1922-05-12
HOUSEROCK VALLEY
 PILGRIMS AYED

Those Houserock. valley argo-
 nauts from Oklahoma and Tex
 as, said to be on their way near
 ly a thousand strong and al ready here about a hundred strong on their pilgrimage to the promised land don't seem to be worrying any. While some of them went out last week with Sheriff w. A. Campbell and Undersheriff s. O. Thomp- son to take look at Houserock Valley and then, possibly, at the big unsurveyed tracts of public land in northern Mohave county, the others, left in camp at Doney Park, are passing the time cheerfully. That they are still confident that Houserock valley is their oyster and they can open it, seems evident, though they agree that if on in vestigation it seems unwise to go there, all right. Then some where else for them. They are going somewhere, are on their way, and say they have plenty of money to take care of them selves and plenty of confidence that they can do it.
 Anyhow, some of them say, Suppose we do have a few hardships? They wont com pare with what the Forty-niners and others before them had to undergo while moving west ward to settle up a new coun- try"
 And they're right. M oreoVer, 1 they seem to be men and wom- en abundantly able to take care of themselves and who, should i they settle somewhere north of | Grand Canyon and grab free land will succeed, provided they don't find the water problem up l there too great to solve. -Co- conino Sun.
Williams news., 1922-05-12
I. O. O. F. MEETING

AL CH0 USUAL IOuT LOOg0 was
 called to order by the Noble
 Grand, and the weekly routine
 of business was quickly gone
 over. A week ago there was
 too much entertainment down
 in the lower hall, furnished by l the Negro Glee Club of the Chautauqua, so there was no
 meeting on that night. Some rather f1imsy excuses were giv-
 en by officers and members as
 to why they were not on hand,
 but as the Noble Grand is a very tender hearted man these excuses were accepted, all save one, that of the Janitor. This we were forced to lay over for further consideration.
 We were pleased to welcome Bro. Meredith of Valley Camy Lodge No. 947., Adena, Ohio, and we were glad to note that our one time fellow townsman Bro. Jeff Evans, now of San Pedro, Calif., was with us again. Twenty-six years ago Bro. Evans Joined Williams Lodge No. 15 and he has been a loyal member ever since. Af- ter looking up the records, Bro. Evans was voted a 25 year Jewel. We are proud of just such members as this good Bro. altho he lives and makes his home and is in business at San Pedro. Williams Lodge No. | IS is his real Lodge Home, and he tells us that each week as he gets the Williams News, the first thing he does is to look for these few lines to see what | the Lodge boys are doing. He expects to make a special trip back to Williams just to receive this Jewel and to have it pin ned on by some one of the Bros. We are sorry that some Odd Fellows who live in Williams could not have heard the re- marks of these older members. Perhaps it might awaken in vou an interest that you have lot yet felt, and you might glimpse with the inner EYE ome of the things that you lave not yet seen.
 Don't forget next Wednesday tight is regular meeting night, nd we are told that there will e something worth while on. Ve will not undertake to tell ou for there is a committee in harge, but we will tell this. We verheard Bro. Scotty McDoug- Il said to be sure to get two oxes of strawberries for him. low you all know Bro. Scotty very modest man and don't ' ften say things that he doesn't . lean, and we are sure that if o ou eat you will find a swell a lnch on (Tap) at next meet , g. We have a fund made up v, 7 the newly weds and if it f, ms short some of the boys that ave not yet attained will be 'ked for remittances. T, Also, the Rebeckah Lodge is vited.
 The Printers Devil is sore so will quit for this time.
 Solong.
 THE LINK SCRIBE. ns
Williams news., 1922-05-12

of $77,$79.2O, Receipts of S69.- 932.62, Disbursements of $28,- 223.19, balance of S11S,7S3 .63, was distributed to the various funds and approved.
Williams news., 1922-05-12

A man is not as old as he feels but as old as the songs he feels like singing.
Williams news., 1922-05-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Francisco Rivera, de-
 ceased.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the estate of Francisco Rivera. deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased, to ex- hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Admins trator at Williams, Arizona the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of 
 M. E. Duffy.
 Administrator of Rivera, deceased. Dated this 1st day of May A. D. l 922.
Williams news., 1922-05-12
AT THE SULTANA
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH. EILEEN PERCY in
 sSElono If YoxY Muef''

"Elope If You Must" A picture that proves elope- ment is the spice of matrimony. You'll smile-you'n chuckle- you'll laugh you'll roar! Fox SUNDAY, MAY 14TH.
 RAYMOND LAYTON in "His Back Against the Wall'' The story of a coward who was scared into being a hero. A two gun comedy, with every car fridge loaded with laughter.
 Coldwyn
Williams news., 1922-05-12
MONDAY, MAY 18TH.

ALL SIAR CAST III
 ttInside The Cup'
 From the famous story by Win ston Churchhill. A picture that will more than please every one. We'll stake our reputa- tion on it. Cosmopolitan
Williams news., 1922-05-12
TUESDAY,. MAY 16TH.
M A Y McAVOY in "Thru a Glass Window" "THE LEATHER PUSHERS' HR OlInd OneH

''THE LEATHER PUSHERS" Round One'' A tender me1ody-of love and doughnuts, of a great grim city and a pretty struggling girl, played right on your heart strings. And the famous Col Hers stories made into the greatest boxing pictures ever! Don't miss a one of them.
 Realart WEDNESDAY, MAY 17TH. An RIG. Picture
 Title announced later. THURSDAY, MAY 18TH. CHARLES RAY in
 Two Minutes to Co.,
 A picture of college life and the biggest football game. Oh Boy! Hear 'em Yelli He had to win for the glory of Alma Mater and HER.
 1st. NatI FRIDAY, MAY 18TH. DAVID POWELL in Dangerous Lies"
 LARRY SEMON in
 "The Sawmill'' By E. Phillips Oppenheim Filmed in England with Ameri- can players. And the greatest comedy the King of Laugh Makers ever made. You'll laugh for weeksi Paramount
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

dicserjiik 6ket, de ere sem hely,
sem sziikseg mines. A legszebb di-
cseret volt az a sok taps, a mely
az el6adas folyaman minduntalan
felhangzott es mely AIT igazolta,
hogy ez a gyermek garda kitett
a magyarsagert es sajat magaert,
dicsoseget, becsiiletet es elismerest
szerezve a magyar nevnek, a de-
rex sziil6knek es faradsagos
munkat vegez6 lelkesz parnak.
Eek a gyermek el0adasok ne
veles es tanitas beszedes bizonyi-
tekai es a xix ilyen eszkozzel
szolgaljak gyermekek haladasat
es oktatasat, azokat a legnagyobb
elismeres illeti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15
KUN Bella BARATJA9

Hetfon a rendorseg ket detek-
tivje a szovetsegi bevandorlasi ha-
t6sagok megkeresesere letart6ztat-
tax Schabesz Abraham newt gall
ciai szarmazasu zsid6 fiatalembert,
inert allitolag a bevandorlasi tor
venyek megkeriilesevel iott be
Amerikaban Canadian at. Erdo-
kes, hogy az allit6lag rosszakarat-
boil tett feljelentes szerint Scha-
besz kommunista 6s Kun Belaval
a hirhedt magyar kommunista, dix
tatorral jo baratsagban lett vol
ma. Schabesz baratai AIT mondjak,
hogy a fiatalember ellen boszub6l
tettek alaptalan feljelentest es
mozgalmat inditottak, hogy meg
ments6k deportalastol. Schabesz
csak egy par szot tud magyarul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15
A BRIDGEPORT sZOVETsEG
GYULESE.
E no 18-an, aza.z most vasarnap
lesz, amikor vi tagokat is felvesz-
mex
GYULEsE.

A Bridgeport Magyar Segelyzo
Sz0yetseg Youngstown 16-ik sza-
mu osztalya e h6 1S-an, azaz most
vasarnap delutan 2 oral kezdettel
nagyon fontos gyiilest tart a re-
formatus templom alatti gyiil6s
teremben.
Kerjuk az 0sszes tagokat, hogy
lehet6leg mind ielenjenek meg
ezen a gyiilesen, Xxi pedig mem
j0hetne ell, az kiildje havi dijat,
hogy a fizetes rendben legyen.
Ezen a gyiilesen NJ tagokat is
vesziink fel. Kerjiik tehat mind
azon magyar ferfiakat es n6ket, a
Xix ebbe biztos alapon nyugv6
1000 dollar halalesetet es heti Z
dollar betegsegelyt fizet6 eros
egyletbe be akarnak aIlani, hogy
okvetlen jojjenek ell ere a gyiiles
re, melyen jelen lesz DIR. Fiizy
Pal hivatalos orvosunk is, a XII az
vi tagokat azonnal megvizsgalja
A belepes csakis egy dollar. A ha.
vi fizetesrol oft helysziner
adunk reszletes felvilagositast. A
XII meg a gyjiles el6tt akar belep.
nj, az keresse fel Vask6 Ferencet
1911 st. Clair ave-, vagy Mih6E
Sandort lapunk szerkeszt6sege
ben, kikt0l azonnal megkapjak
a reszletes felvilagositast.
A most vasarnapi gyiilesen valt
viszontlatas remenyeben mara.
dunk szives k0sz0ntessel
Varga D. Janos, elnok.
Vasko Ferenc, iigyk. penztarnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15
FoNTOs ERTEs1TEs
Lapunk olvas6inak szives
figyelmebe.

Tudomasunkra jutott, hogy egy
6szes haju, kozepkoru ferfi jar
honfitarsaink k0zott lapunkra el0-
fizeteseket felvenni.
Figyelmeztetiink mindenkit,
hogy az illeto, a kinek a nevet sem
tudhatjuk, mines sem felhatalma2-
va, sem pedig feljogositva ARA,
hogy kollektaljon. Ha akar a $40
ban forgo egyen, akar pedig mas
valaki, a kit olvasoink mem ismer-
mex, lapunk neveben kopogtatna
be a hazhoz, tess5k megtagadni a
fizetest.
Lapunkra. elofizetest csakis Mi
hok Sander es Gagyi Janos vehet-
mex fel, akik az el0fizetest neviink
ben azonnal nyugtazzak is. Akik a
varosba jarnak, azok behozhatjak
ez el0fizetest a $50 Wess Federal
streeten levo irodankba, a mely
reggel 10-t0l este 5 craig van nyit-
va.
A XII masnak fizet, az sajat ma
gat okolja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15
ELUTASITOTTAK SCOTT
DAVID FELEBBEZESET.

Szegeny "kover" Scott volt va
rosi k0zbiztonsagi igazgatonak, a
kit Jenkins biro multi 6sszel ket
evi fegyhazra itelt vesztegetes ell
fogadasaert, alighanem nemsokl
ra Columbusba kell kolt0znie. A
multi heten ugyanis a felebbviteli
bir6sag helybenhagyta a torveny
seek iteletet. Scott iigyvedei kije-
lentettek, hogy az iigyet felviszik
a supreme courthoz (alIami fotor.
venyszek.)
Ugyancsak elutasitotta felebI
viteli birosag Majeszki Istvan ke-
relmet uj targyalas irant es ICY
Korn Stella, szerencsetlen bo.
lond lengyel leany egyik gyilkosa.
max a villamos szekben kell meg
hallnia. A kivegzes h6nap vegen
lesz Columbusban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15
KOSSUTH GYtjLEs.
A vasarnapi Kossuth gyiilest sza-
bad eg alatt tartjak meg.

Tekintettel ARA, hogy a meleg
napok bek0vetkeztek, a rendes
havi eyiilest most vasarnap, 1S-an
Benyei tagtars szomsz6dsagaban
lev6 erd5csk6ben szabad co alatt
tartjuk meg. A gyiiles kezdete del
utan 3 6rakor. Utirany: Vegye a
Mahoning avenuei karet. Sail
jon lie a Dunlap st. sarkan es men
jen lefele Dunlap streeten.
Minden tag tartsa erk0lcsi k0-
telessegenek, hogy gyiilesiink0n
reszt vegyen eS havi jarulekot
befizesse. A tisztikar szombaton
este a k0rben elszamolast tart. Ia
gok ez alkalommal is megfizethe-
tik tagsagi dijaikat.
Intezmenyiink mem babszinhaz
es ICY ideje volna, hogy a gyiil@-
seken t0megesen reszt vegyiink IS
k0z0sen hatarozzunk a sz6nyegre
keriil6 fontos iigyekben, amelyek
k0zt nyar iszezon teend6inek es
kiadasainak megbeszelese is sorra
kerUl.
A gyiiles piknikkel kapcsolat-
ban lesz, ugy hogy minden csala-
dos tag hozzon magaval harapni
val6t, molten tagjaink is condos
kodhatnak szendvicsekr6l 6s hiisi
to italokr6l.
Rossz id6 vagy fenyeget6 ESQ
eset6n gyiiles a k6r helyisegeber
lesz este s oral kezdettel.
A tisztikar neveben:
Gagyi Janos, elnok.
Geressy Sander, titl1ar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15
A REF. FERFI ES MOI BIS.
EGYLET ERTESITESE.

Tudatjuk Youngstown es k0r-
nyeki magyarsagot, hogy ez ev jul
MUS 1-tol december 1-ig, azaz hat
honapon at kivetelesen csak 2 dol
lar beallasi dij mellett vesziink fcl
egyletiinkbe NJ tagokat, a szokasos
5 dollar helyett.
Felkerjiik tehat 16 evt6l As ev-
ben lev6 protestans testvereinket,
hogy lepjenek egyesiiletiinkbe, es
hogy hasznaljak XII ext a kedvezG
alkalmat. Reszletes felvilagositas-
sal szivesen szolgal Szabo P. Ist-
van titkar, 534 Tyndale ave-, de
szivesen vesziink fel nj tagokat,
ha legk0zelebbi gyiilesiink0n, h6
25-en, azaz most vasarnaphoz egy
hetre jelentkeznek reformatus
templom alatti gyiiles teremben.
Szives iidv0zlettel:
Sebok Gabor, eln0k.
Szabo p. Istvan, titkai'.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-15
A SIT. Istvan Piknik
A gyonyorii Brier Hill parkban
tartjak julius San. - Nagyszerii
program.

Nagyban folyik a kesziilSdes a
Scent Istvan egylet julius 3-iki
Macy piknikjere, amelyet a Brier
Hill parkban a North Sideon fog
max tartani. A remek, minden ke-
nyelemmel felszerelt park hatal-
mas fedett helyiseggl rendelkezik,
ugy hogy meg ha hirteleniil nyari
zivatar is kerekedne, a k0z0nseg
nem fog megazni.
A rendezessel megbizott egyleti
tisztikar mar gondoskodott arr6l,
hogy labdateren kets 10 csapat
merle ossze erejet.
A fiatalsag es a felnottek re-
szere lesznek mindenf6le verse
nyek.
A k6telhuzasra mar most k6szii-
l6dnek a 200 fonton feliil nyom6
0regek. A gyermekek reszere lesz-
mex fut6 versenyek, tojas ver-
seny, haromlabu verseny A Ia
nyok es asszonyok is vetekedhet-
mex maid szebbnel szebb dijakerj.
A tanchoz a zenet Rig6 J0Ska-
max ere az alkalomra meger6si-
tett bandaja fogja szolgaltatni.
Mint halljuk, k6t cimbalmosa IS
ket klarinetosa lesz bandanak,
mig a hegediisok szama lesz vagy
tiz. A hatalmas fedett, de oldalt
nyitott tancteremben egyszerre
0tszaz par is tancolhat.
Az egylet ere nagyszerii pix
nikre hatalmas plakatokon is meg
hivja nemcsak youngstown, ha-
mem az east Youngstown, nilesi
girardi, warreni, hubbardi,
sharoni, farrelli, sharpsvillei ma
gyarsagot is.
Julius 3 hetf6i napra esik, ami
kor a gyarak tekintettel ARA
hogy a k0vetkez6 napon les2
Fourth Of July, mem dolgoznak.