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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27
HOTEL PROJECT
FOR ASHLAND IS
ELLUNDER WAY.
CONTRACT MADE WITH HOCKEN.
BURY SYSTEM, INC, FOR
PRELIMINARY WORK
PLANS FOR FINANCING
NOW BEING DISCUSSED
Jesse WinbuIn Shows Much Interest
In Proposition and Expresses Him
self As Ready to Get Behind It
To the Limit.


Ashland is now on the high road
to big hotel.
Several weeks ago Jesse Winburn,
through Mr.. Fred Homes, presented
to a mass meeting of citizens at the
city hall a volume Of correspondence
he had had with the Hockenbury
System, Incorporated, looking to-
ward the financing of big hotel for
Ashland.
A committee was appointed at the
meeting to enter into negotiations
and investigation of the Hockenbury
System, to see II practical arrange
ment could be negotiated whereby
the lOng-hOped for hotel for Ashland
could be secured. Last Saturday
evening this committee, composed
of II. G. Enders Sr., DR.. i. c. Swed-
enbusy, Thos. II. Simpson, F. c.
Homes, c.. H. Pierce, John II. Fuller
and BE- r Greer, met the repre-
sentative of the Hockenbury System
and negotiated tentative contract,
subject to the approval of the board
OF directors of the chamber of com
merce, for a preliminary survey of
the town to determine the kind of
hotel required, the sum of money ne
cessary to be raised to accomplish
it, and the method fraising it.
This tentative contract was sub
mtted to the board of directors of
the chamber of commerce, composed
of w. H. McNair, president, V. o. N.
Smith, j. w. Mccoy, f. G. Homes,
]. H. McGee L. F. Ferguson, A. c.
Briggs, F. S. Engle, II. G. Fnders
Jr, and ]. II. Fuller who approved
the plan and the contract for the
survey. Mr.. E. V. Carter and I. e.
Vining, members of the board of di-
rectors of the chamber of commerce,
were not present, being absent at
Lake of the Woods.
The business of the Hockenbury
System is to promote the financing
of hotel projects, and they present
the record of many successes, both
in the east and on the Pacific coast.
The expert survey party of the
Hockenbury System will likely be
here for the preliminary work with
in two or three weeks, and the ma
chinery will be set in motion TO ac-
complish the financing of the big
hotel project.
In looking over the names of those
Interested in the new project, it will
be noted that all of the Ashland fac
tions are getting together on the
hotel project, all of which augers
we'll for the advancement of the
town. 1t will undoubtedly be sue
cessfully put over
Mr.. Parr, OF the Heckenbury Sys-
tenn was much impressed with Ash
lands possibilities along resort lines
and was especially fulsome in his
praises of its scenic beauty, mineral
waters and general tourist aspects.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27
TWO FIRES STILL BURNING
IN DOUGLAS co. WOODS

ROSEBURG. Sept. 26.-All forest
fires in Douglas county are under
control with the exception of two,
according to reports issued. None
of the fires this year has caused any
great damage, although many have
been reported. At present the fires
are burning slowly, and all have
been surrounded and are burning
themselves out.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27
TREATMENT is HELPING
WIFE OF PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-An x
ray examination OF Mrs. Harding has
revealed that the treatment she has
received has been successful In re-
lievlng the congested condition of
her kidneys, Brigadler General C. f.
Sawyer, the White House physician,
announced. Mrs. Harding is steadily
improving and the treatment will
be continued.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27
3 o o o @ o o o @ o o g @ o o 8 Q
3 ADDITIONAL LOCALS. 9
Q . . . . . Q o . . . . . o . .
Comes from Portland

Comes from Portland
Mr. Fry, who left here a few days
ago to attend meeting of insurance
agents in Portland, returned to Ash
land Monday
Leave for California
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, who have
been in Ashland for the past few
months, will leave for Cottonwood,
Calf, this evening, where Mr.. An
derson will be stationed for some
time. He has been relief operator
at the S. P. depot here while the
regular operators were off on their
vacations.
VIII Move To-day
Rev. s. J. CLANCY, who was re-
Gently appointed to take charge of
the Methodist church here, moved
from Klamath Falls today to the
parsonage sScently purchased at
III Laurel street.
Date Set for Hearing
Tuesday October 3, has been set
as the date on which the arguments
on the demurrers in the cases of the
six individuals indicted by the spe-
cial grand jury of last July in con-
nection with the night riding lnves-
tigatiOn, will be heard, according to
District Attorney Moore. 1t is not
thought that any of the cases will
Visitor from Salem
Rev. Smith, of Salem, was a visit
or in Ashland today, having regis
tered at the Hotel Ashland.
Grants Pass People Here
Mrs. p. 0. Colby and Mrs. E. F.
Conkln, of Grants Pass, were in the
city last night and today for a short
visit
Makes Good Catch
j. NJ Hughes, p. S. Provost, w. G.
Brown and Bud Storm motored to
Candle creek Sunday, where they
spent the day with rod and line.
They report having had good luck,
bringing home goodly number of
fish for ecah family.
Stops in Ashland
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Skeen stopped
over in Ashland for a few hours
yesterday as they were en- route to
their home in California, after
few days spent at Crater Lake. Mr..
Skeen spent some time in Ashland as
a barber a few years ago.
Takes on New Assistant
Mr.. Coorin, late arrival in the
,ity, has been employed by L. ].
Orres, the tailor. The new arrival is
IN experienced tailor and is helping
,ut in the fall work at the shop.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27
Jap CONFERENCE IS
BROKEN UP, REPORT

TOXIC, Sept. 26-The Russo
japanese conference at Chang Chung
at which an effort was made to reach
an agreement between the soviet
government and Japan over the
withdrawal of japanese forces from
Siberia, and a resumption of trade
relations, permanently broke up in
disagreement, according to advices
reaching Toxic today.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27
THOMAS {. WATSON
DIES FROM ASTHMA

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Sena-
tor Thomas E, Watson. OF Georgia,
died early today at his home in
Chevy Chase, Md, following several
weeks illness from asthma.
Coming to the senate in March,
1921, as an anti-Wllson and anti
league of nations democrat, Watson
became one of the capitals most
picturesque figures.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27
EMPRESS CHARLOTTE Is
BELGIAN CITIZEN AGAIN

BRUSSELS. Sept. 26.-The EN-
press Charlotte has re-adopted her
Belgian nationality, which she lost
through marriage with Mammalian
OF Austria. emperor OF Mexico, in
1867. She has lived in Brussels
81 years, but permission to recover
her nationality was granted only
recently.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27
Return to Ashland

Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Sparr arrived
in Ashland by motor a few days ago
from Clinton, Iowa. and are camp
ing in the auto park. They left Ash
land about IS months ago for Iowa,
but the call OF the west was too
strong. and they have returned.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 90
An unconfirmed report was received
here that shots had been exchanged
between Turkish and British artil-
lery.
Fire, which broke out here in the
Pera, or European quarters, is still
burning.
The allied authorities have or
dered the civilian population to
evacuate a village near Daridja, In
the neutral zone.
The Greek military mission has
departed.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27
TURKS GIVEN z DAYS
TO EVACUATE ZONE

LONDON, Sept. 26. - Admiral
Brock, commander of the British
fleet in the Turkish straits, was in
structed to send an ultimatum to
Kemal warning him that the British
would take steps against the Turk
ish nationalists unless they withdrew
from the neutral zone on the Darda-
nelles within the next 4S hours.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27
= o o o . o o o o o . o . o o = .
q BAsERALL RESULTS TODAY .
o . o @ o o o o o Q o o o o = = o
National League

At New York 6; st. Louis 3.
At Boston s; Brooklyn 70.
At Philadelphia 8; Cincinnati l5
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27

Albany Man In City
F. c. Williams. OF Albany. was an
Ashland visitor this morning.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27

LONDON, Sept. 2G.-The war Of
flee officials have declared they had
no official confirmation of Constan-
tinople reports that the Turks, after
Withdrawing from the neutral zone
west OF Chanak, had made second
invasion
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28

egyhaz 20 dollaroS ajandekkal XII
want boldog iinnepelket az orgo-
nista lelkesznet is meg0rvendez-
tettek Is dollaroS ajandekka1. 4
nagy egyhazban. Ezuton is k0-
szonetct mondok a r6lunk vaio
sziveS megemlekezes6rt. Az egyeS
csaladok KOHL Patkon6czi JanG-
SEX, SzakacS Danielek. G6ressy
Sandorek es Nilesb6l Serbian 10
zsefek. tovabba Bartha Sandor
tettek kedvesebbe az iinnepeket
sZeretetiiket es tisztelptiiket bizo-
nyito ajandekaillkal.
Igaz Swivel k0sz0n0m hozzank
val6 szives iosagukat.
DR.. Gerenday. ref lelktsZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28

Horvath Gizella, Devai Gy0rgyn,,,
Timar Pal, Gergely Vilmosne
Gergelyl Vilmos, Markovics Hon.
ka, Deak Pal, Sipos Janos. Haidn
Mariska, Palatinus J0zsef. Groza
Gyorgy es Abb Mariska is meg
erdemlik dicseretet ugy egyilt-
tesen. mint kiil0n- -kiil0n.
A balok
HarOm tancmulatsag is esett ka
racsonyra. Eek k0z0tt a legla-
togatottabb volt Kossuth Kor
mulatsaga az iinnep masodnapil-
max estejen. Kar, hogy ciganv.
akit ez alkalomra megfogadott a
K0r vezetosege, mem lott ell es iov
az utolso .percben volt kenytelen a
K0r amerikai zenekarrol condos
kodni. A nagy koZonSeg azonbar,
de kiilon0sen a fiatalSag, ieen III
mulatott es kitancota magat a
hosszu advent bojt utan.
East Youngstownban szintsn
kedden este tartotta a Verhovav
Segelyegylet 321-ik fi6kja kara-
csonyi mulatsagat. amelyen a vi
roS egesz magvarsaga resztvett.
A Crow hallban mar regen volt
olyan j6 mulatsag, mint ez es a
Verhovay fi6k derek tisztviselSi
es blzottsaga megerdemil5 dicya-
retet a kitiinG rendezesert.
A Magyar Tarsas- es Athletikai
kor hetfo esti mulatsagan nacv
kozons6g vett r6szt az egyleti he
lyisegben, 33S1a w. Federal St.
A kozonseg ieen j6l erezte ma
eat es kellemesen elsz6rakozott q
jo zene hangjai mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
A MAGYAROKNAK TETSZIK A
BERENGARIA IN VALO
UTAZAS

Annak magyar utaZ6-tarsasag @
max, mely a karacsonyi iinnepek-
re g Berengaria = nevii nagy Gu
nard- -g0zoson utazott Magyaror-
szagba. a k0vetkez0 szikratavira-
tot intezte a newyorki Cunard-iro
dahoz, melyben az 0sszeS utasok
ncveben elismeresiiket feiezik ki
u"y a kellemes utazas. mint re
Sziikke slett banasm6dert. A tav-
irat ICY hangzik:
"Honfitarsaink neveben. xix a
"Berengarian' utaztak karacso-
nyi 0iinnepekre Magyarorszagba s,
k0sz0netiinket fejezziil1 ki a kitii-
no elhelyezes es kifogastalan ella
tasert haj6 fedelzaten. Nagyon
meg vagyunk elegedve $ err6l ugy
a Cunard Line-t. mint baratain-
kat es ismer0seinket ertesiteni
mem fogjuk elmulasztani.
Jenney Terezia,
Clevelandbol Budapestre.
Koczag Andras,
Bridpenortr0l Pudanestre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
GYASZ
Meghalt ,Szalay Jozsefne, derek
magyar asszony

Macy gyasz k0lt0zott Szalay
JOSEF Kisg0reny. Marostorda me-
gyei honfitarsunk otthonaba szom l.
baton, Gmikor is este fel tiZkor
neje, sill. Szilagyi Anna egy evi
nehez bctegs6g utan jobbletre
szenderjilt.
Szalay J6zsefnet kedden TENET
TEX a ref. egyhazbol Belmont tp-
metobe. A templomban es sirnal
mt. dr. Gerenday Laszlo mondott
meghato gyaszbeszedet. A lesuj-
tott ferj 6s fla, nemree n6siilt
Szalay Kalman irant legnagyohb
rhszv6t nyilvanult meg. Szalay
rfgi Youngstown magyar. tagja a
Vcrhovay Egvletnek eS mar hosz-
Szu evck 0ta G.. r. Robinson.
Sheet and Tube aleln0kenck knd-
welt kertesze. A gyaszhaznal Ba
kos Sandor es neje Segedkeztck a
gyasz napjaiban.
Az elhunyt koporsojara koszo-
rukat 5s viragokat l1iild0tte!l !:
Szalay Kalman es neje Galambos,
sy Ilona, Szasz Josef es neje,
Szekely Karoly es neje, Galambos
Gy0rgy Is neie. M0hik Viktor eS
neje, Ignath Gyula kercsztfia, ia
kubay Olga keresztleanya, Jaku-
bay Janos es neie, Mielecz Fererr
eS neje, G. S. Robinson. Bathory
Peter dS neje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
Sylvester

Eli utols6 estejen "a pontosan
este 7 6rakor megkezdend6 k6-
nyorgeses istentisztelet elvegzese
utan tartjuk meg masodik tea-es-
telyiinket templom basementie-
ben. Belepti dij mines. Ez aka
lommal sorsoltatik XII a Sunday
School altal a moving picture is,
melynek tiszta haszna ligonieri
arvak reszere fordittatik. Ez al
kalomra siitemenyek keszitesere
kiilonoskepen az east Youngstown
asszony atyankfiai keretnek fel a
vebol, hogy ICY keriiletenkint men
We, ne mindig ugyanazok viseljek
a terhet. Termeszetesen szivesen
vessziik, ha mashol lako n6tarsa-
ink is keszitenek az estelyre site
menyt, vagy mondjuk pl. porcos
pogacsat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
Kereszte1es

Dee. 21-en Bella es Andras new
re kereszteltetett RuSzkai Janos es
neje. Sztricsk6 Anna fiacskaia.
Ker. ST.: Velk Gyorgy es Mrs.
Rendes, sziil. Bartha Erzsebet.
Dee. 25-en kereszteltetett Desc
es Istvan nevre Bosnya'k Ferenc
es neje, Bocskai Lidia fiacskaia.
Ker. 81. Kifer Janos es neje, Kiln
ger Maria.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
Ten1etes

Dec. 26-an helyeztetett 0r0k
nyugalomra Szalai J6zsefne, nya-
radszentbenedeki sziiletesH Szila-
gyi Anna, belmont temet6be.
Egy evi kinos szenvedes utan ta-
vozott megtort szivii f6rjet6l s
gyermeket6l epen karacsony scent
dnnepen. Aldas es ibeke lebegjen
hamvain.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
Orgona

A kozgyiiles altal advent utols6
vasarnapjan meghatarozott orgo-
nara valo megajanlast, harom egy
haztag felsz6lalasa Matt az esq
tendo utols6 vasarnapjara halasz-
tottuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
Hogy innepelt youngstown
magyarsag most karacsonykor
zsuoasg telve voltak tempo ok unnepeken paszora
ok nagy sker mulatsa goon Macy kozonseg jeent meg

karacsonyt templomj jarassal es
mulatassal t0lt0tte ell youngs-
town. magyarsag.
Mind a harom magyar templom
zsufolasig tomve volt vasarnap Is
hetf6n. A Scent Istvan rom. kath,
templomban meg soha annyi nep
mem volt ejfeli misen vasarnao.
mint ebben az evben.
A lelkeszek remek predikaci6i
mely hatassal voltak az aitatos HI
vokre, kiknek szama DIV nacv
volt, hogy egyik templom sem volt
Sepes oket befogadni es sokan
kenvtclenek voltak a kapuban.
sot az utcan is allani.
A templomi karacsonyi kollek-
takon ismet bebizonyitotta a
Youngstown magyarsag aldozat-
keszseget es bowen adakozott az
egyhazak javara.
/ Az ajtatossag utan kovetkezett
a mulatozas, amibol bowen lliju-
tott ezen a karacsonyon a magyar
sagnak. A sok hazi mulatsagon
xviii az egyletek es egyhazak
nyujtottak szorakozast.
Eek koz0tt els0 helyen emil
tendok meg pasztorjatekok. me.
lvek zsufolt termek el6tt keriil-
tex szinre.
Mintegy so. legnagyobbr6szt
amerikai sziileteSii, magyar szar-
mazasu eyermek vett reszt k6t
eloadason. A gyermekek igazan
remekeltek es sziileik biiszkek le-
hetnek ARA, hogy szerepeiket j6i,
t0lt0ttek be. A pasztorjatekol1
nemcsak vallasos. tanit6 es szora
koztat0k k0z0nsegre nezve. ha
mem egyszersmind a magyarsag
iskolai is. A gyermekek es tani-
t6ik a legnagyobb dicseretet er-
demlik meg.
A Scent Istvan pasztorjatek
A Kossuth Kor nagytermeben
mintegy 400 f6nyi k0z0nseg el0tt
adtak elo vasarnap este Scent
Istvan Egylet ifjusagi osztalya-
max tagjai A megkeriilt oyer
mex cimii pasztorjatekot. Ma
gvon nehez munka 'kivalogatni a
szereplok k0ziil azokat, akik a
legjobbat szolgaltattak. Mind
nyaj jan jok voltak, de italian azert,
inert szerepeik nehezebbek voltaiS,
a legjobban 'kitiintek Miglecz And
ras. aki Tzmael koldus szerepeben
nagyszerii volt. [gen jok voltak
Horvath Margit, Benis Margit,
Bark6 Janos, Bodzas Janos, Bar
k6 fstvan, ifj. Horvath Istvan, a
Xix nagyobb szerepeket t0ltottek
be. Mig Jurista Istvan, Horvath
Ilonka. Hajdu Mariska, Novak
Tstvan, Balask6 Mariska, Major
josef, Palatinus JOSEF, Czene
Ignac, ifj. Czene Gabor, Szeman
Ferenc, Hank6 Mihaly, Jagodics
Tstvan, Horvath Mariska, Hajdu
Josef. Miglecz Ferenc, Horvath
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
Hazassag

Dec. 23-an eskiidtek egymasnak
or0k hiiseget Logan JOSEF es 10th
Julianna. Tanuk voltak: HapIe
Janos es Nemeth Ferenc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28

DR.. r. A. Dalbey-nek, 279 East Fed
eral ST., maSbdik emelet, teljesen be-
rendezett villamos gyogyosztaly folott
rendelkezik. Huszon0t even at gy6gyi-
totta itten az 0sszes betegsegeket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
ttnnepi sorrend

Vasarnap d. e. a rendes id6ben
oesztendot bezar6 istentisztelet,
mely alkalommal aki amennyi
ajanlast akar tenni az orgonara,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28

Ferenc, Szeman Erzsike, Bin6 An
nuska, Sos Rozika, Macy nonka,
Futkos Ilonka, Habodasz Wilma.
Dank6 Jolanka minden varakc-
East kielegit6 m6don visclkedte,x
a szinpadon.
A kis Sipos Ilonka remek szava-
lata mint rendesen elragadta a
konzoseget. Az iigyes kisleany
I" A magyar karacsony most es re-
gent adta el6 nagy hatassal.
A darab nagyszerii betanitasa-
ert ismet Molnar Lajost illeti meg
a teljes dicseret. Mihok Sander
ne nagy iigyesseggel tanitotta be
az enekszamokat es kis6rte azokat
az eloadason.
A Scent Gyorgy pasztorjatek
Hetfon este mem f6rt be a ko-
zonseg Scent Gyorgy magyar
g0r. r.-kath. egyhaz termebe. Egye-
SEX az utcan es az udvaron allva
voltak kenyetelenek k0vetni az
.egyhaz mintegy so gyermeke al
tai eloadott Rachel siralma' ci-
mil nagyszeru pasztorjatekot. 1t.
is kitettek magukert az 0sszes sza-
repl6l, Xix k0zul italian ket Ri
czu gyermeket illeti meg kriti-
ka palmaja. Sajnos mem ali rem
delkezesiinkre az 0sszcs szerepl6k
nevsora, inert kiilonben Szivesen
lekozolnok AIT.
"A bor''
Ugyancsak hetf0n este adtak el6
a Kossuth Egylet miilledvel6i Gar
donyi Geza hires magyar darah-
jat, =" A bort. az egylet nagyter-
meben. Sajnos ezen az el6adason
mem jelent meg olyan k0z0nseg,
mint amilyent varni lehetett vol
ma. De azok. akik oft voltak. a
legnagyobb dicseret hangjan en-
legettek a magyar miikedvel6-
Szineszek jatektudasat es Molnar
Lajos paratlan rendezeset.t
A szinpadon a legnagyszeriibb
alakitast nyujtotta Brogli-hazas-
par A K0r derek uj eln0ke Ba-
racs Imre szerepeben es neje Ba-
racsne szerepeben ieazan kitiin0ek
voltak. Ugyancsak remekiil jat-
scotia Katsa cigany szerepet De-
val Gy0rgy. A t0bbi szerepl6k
10th Tstvan, a kis Sipos Tlonka,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
0.HAZAI

ekszerek igen olcson kaphatok.
A legszebb karacsonyi ajandekok.
J0jj0n ere a cimre: 551 Ben
wood street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
RireR a ref. egyhaz
u@ koreb0l CID

Lelkesz: DIR. Gerenday Laszl6, 737
Mahoning ave. Telefon: Bell 142,
Auto. 1897. Seged-lelkesz: varga
Lajos. Gondnok: Csernay Lajos, $40
Greenwood ave. Algondnok: Gomez
Mihaly, 512 Crescent st. Penztar-
nok: Kish Andras, PIG Crescent st.
ElleI0r: Gy0rgy Tamas, Sc Cham
bers ST., East Youngstown, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28

egajanlhatja.
Este 7-kor konyorgeses listen
tisztelet.
Hetfon d. e. rendes id3ben III
evi istentisztelet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28

ISTVAN NAPJAN

A Vajdovics hazban
Most vasarnap este
Kedelyes ifjusag
Mulatni gyiilt 0ssze.
Huztak ciganyok
Von6 szakadtaig,
Ivott OFT mindenki
Banata multaig.
Sep hangu Gergelyne
N6taja csak zcngett.
Missis D6vay is
Ovcle verscngctt.
hi tancolni secret,
Tancra pcrdiilt legott
S Dabich selyeminge
Vidaman lobogott.
Mister Jnhasz valtig
Szomszedjat cserelte:
Biztositast k0tni
Volt egyre a terve.
Shermer 8 Mr.. Dabich
Vidaman bokaztak.
Rengett oft a pablo,
Amerre Ok jartak.
Olelgett6k egymast,
Masvalaki hijjan
S keseregtek szornyen
Arvasaguk milan.
Elmult vasarnap,
Hetf6 lett bel6le,
s mem gondolt meg senki
A hazamen0re.
Mulatott mindenki.
Bor volt t0bb, mint eleg.
Folyt a szonyegen is
A becses draga l6.
Rig0 lett cSak almOs
s hazafele indult,
S helyUkbc a Gergely
s Dabich fel is vonult.
10th Istvan eneke
Kihallatszott hevvel,
Ahogy hangsulyozta,
Hogy mem megy innet ell!
klvette a reszet
Mindenki a job6l:
Tancb6l es zen6b6l,
Etelb6l, talbot.
KeSZiilOdni keZdtek
Vegiil a vendegek
Meg most is sajnaljak,
Amert hazamentek.
Magam is Oft voltam,
Nagyon j6l mulattam,
s ne rojjak biin0miil,
Amiert mem titan.
Mrs. Zelma Bro,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
Az iskolasgyermekek elszamolasa

A legk0zelebbi szamban fognak
az iskolasgyermekek nyilvanosan
elszamolni ugy a karacsonyfara
valo gyiijtesr6l, mint az egesz evi
bevetel es kiadasr6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28
SzIvES TUDOMASUL

A reformatus arvahaz javara
gyijtott penzek nyugtazasat jovo
szamunkban folytatiuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-28

Ajandek a lelkeszcsaladnak
A lelkeszcsaladr6l sem feledkez-
tex meg karacsony unnepen. Az
egyhaz 10 dollaros, a nilesi leanv-
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
2 ROBBERS KILLED HY
i. Man. THEY HELD Up

TERRE HAUTE. Dec. s1.-Fred-
erick Clevelan1 and Grover smith.
said to have police records. were
shot and killed yesterday while st-
tempting to hold.up Ollie Mullins at
his home, ten miles south OF this
city, Cleveland was killed instantly
and Smith died two hours later In
. hospital here. =
The men. with q third man whose
identity has not been learned. enter
ed the Mullins home shortly after
midnight. ana with drawn revolvers
forced Mullins to get out Of bed
and accompany them from the
house after they had searched every
room in the place. As Mullins left
the house he picked up . revlver on
a table which had been overlooked
by the bandits. Al they stepped
outside the house Mullins shot them.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
ADAM c. cLIFFE NAMED 70
I be UNITED STATES JUDGE

President Harding has nominated
Adam G. cltffe to b United States
Judge. and Edwin A. Olson to be,
United States attorney for the North
ern district e. Illino1B.
The following nominations also.
have been sent TO tha Senate: -
To be United stAres Judge tor the
Western district OF. Pennsylvanta--
Frederic p. Schoonmaker.
To be. United States marshal for
the District OF cosorsdo-Wiiliam
Dollison. ~H ,.i s~ 49,.
To be members OF the Intsrstate
Commerce Counmissioh-- Charles G.
McChord. Of Kentucky. and Joseph
b. Eastman, Of Massachusetts,. both
reappointments.
To be solicitor for the Department
OF Commepce Stephen B. Davis. Of
New Mexico. 49,