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The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
NEWLAMP BURNS
 94% AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

A new oil lamp that gives an amaz. ingly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, has been tested by the U. s. Government and 35 leading universities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise-no pumping up, is simple, clean, safe. Burns 949o air and 6% common kerosene (coal-oiD.
 The inventor, 2. B. Johnson. 2s N. Fifth St., Portland. Ore, is offering to send a lamp on 10 days FREE trial, or even to give one FREE to the first user in each locality who will nelp him introduce it. Write him to- day for full particulars. Also ask him to explain how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make $250 to $500 per month
 Let Lou Smith do your kodak work. Northern Drug Store. 30-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
Modern Diogenes Is Unkempt Recluse
 in Paris

PARIS, Jan. 21.-Diogencs has his home in Paris. He is said to lead a quiet cave life on the banks of the Seine, where he has erected a flimsy little shack which looks draughty enough to please the greatest of fresh air fiends.
 Unkempt and looking more like a savage than a civilized man, he takes little notice of anyone, and few people deign to take notice of him.
 A reporter sought out Diogenes in his strange domicile and found him washing his face in the river. He also washes his dishes in the river He cooks his frugal meals at the door of his shanty in queer looking pots and pans.
 Winter has already set in and Diogenes has taken the precaution of covering his hut with few extra sacks and old rags. He has secured his shack with ropes to the parapet above.
 French law forbids sleeping under the bridges and along the river banks. Thus far. however, no gen. darme has come to trouble the peace of the recluse
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
Size of Warships Is Automatically
 Restricted

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. The Washington arms conference was not altogether necessary to limit the size of individual battleships, it has just become known
 At least two factors have operated to keep the size of warships within certain limits. One of them Is the Panama Canal. which, it is generally known, has received considerable at tention as to the possibility of it's putting limit on the size of Amer ican battleships. The second factor is nothing less than the anchor chain. Up to recently anchor chains and all ground tackle were made of, wought iron. and as the size of all classes of ships increased the strain on the anchor chains grew propor- tionately, until, in the words of re- port on the subject, "it has almost become a question as to whether or not the size of vessels might be limited, or at least materially af- fected by adhering to the use of wrought iron for ground tackle"
 The navy being vitally concerned, experts set to work, and in the past year have made all kinds of experi- ments endeavoring to devlop a more substantial metal. It is said now that cast steel is proving very prom ising. Use of cast steel, it is said will prove not only more economical in weight but also in cost.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
ROOM ON NE

We have been studying the story of the Pied Piper this week. The chance visit we had from a large gray rat this week made it all the more realistic, although all the pip tug we could do was not nearly as effective as Mir. McKenzie's trap.
 Our two largest fuschies froze one night this week.
 William Laurie and Frankie Fos- ter have been studying at home and after school on study which they read to the room Thursday after noon.
 Mrs. Ziegler and Mrs Laurie were visitors in our roOm.x
 Room one has been taking their physical culture and game work in the lower play room. They think 1t great fun. They have been playing Flying Dutchman" and "Baste the Beet1e.'
 Minnie Dooley brought us small Japanese doll and that afternoon we spent our language period talking about Japan. Our daily story was from Japanese Fairy Tales.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
ACCOMPLISHING PLANE
 SOUGHT BY BRITISH

LONDON. Jan. 21.-Experiments with an airplane petrol tank, which can be dropped from any height with out bursting, have been made at Farnborough Airdrome
 Fastened to running engine, the tank was dropped from the top of the highest airplane shed onto a concrete base and did not burst.
 Many airmen have lost their lives through petrol tanks bursting and catching fire.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
$15 FOR A STRADIVARIUS

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21-Charles F. Rowles read of the high value placed upon Stradivarius violins and went up to his attic and dug out a fiddle that had been purchased by one of his ancestors many years ago for fifteen dollars. He found his violin inscribed, "Antonius Stradiva- rius, Cremonensis, faciebat anno 1713," indicating that the instrument was genuine Stradivarius, worth many times it's purchase price.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
ROOM TWO

On Wednesday the children fin ished their first penmanship drills to be sent to A. N. Palmer Company for examination. The papers from Alaska are sent to Portland.
 Jack Downing won the third grade spelling match this week.
 In our examination on the hun dred spelling demons" the following pupils made one hundred per cent: Scott Walker, Jack Downing, Zina Grenig, Betty Ziegler and Daisy Bethel The words had been studied for several weeks.
 In Courtis reading test given last week Edward O'Neill did the hest work in written reproduction of what he had read.
 The "Ayers Spelling Table" used in many of the large cities. lists words that pupils in the different grades should be able to spell. Pu- pills do not study these words pre- vious to the examination. In the third grade children making one hundred per cent in the test were: Ralph Sherman, Daisy Bethel, Betty Ziegler and Zina Greenig.
 In the second grade hundred per cent papers were turned in by Grace Doley, Eugene Mellison and Richard Davis
 In the second grade we are having arithmetic drill for headmarks.
 In our first Alaska Spelling Test" sent fom Juneau, the highest grade vas made by Daisy Bethel, who made grade of 95 per cent. Zina Greenig ranked next with a grade of 94. The medium grade was 80.
 The third graders are much in terested in the study of the big
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
YOUNGEST POLICE CHIEF

HOQUIAM, Wash, Jan. 21.--This city claims to have the youngest police chief in the country He is William Thompson, aged twenty-five. He was chosen to succeed Clinton F. Hards, who lost the job following his ing young man. Thompson, the new chief, is a veteran of the Sec- ond Division in France.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
ROOM FIVE
By Ernestine Jesen

Miss Spence has drawn border of pine cones on the blackboard. Be- meath it is calendar for January.
 The fifth grade is studying the central states and their capitals.
 MT. Goodman gave the fourth and fifth grade spelling test on Mon- day. The same day we recalled as many of the words as we could. Now we are studying the words that we missed.
 Miss Spence has finished reading to us 1.-TWO Little Savages." It was very interesting and we are sorry it has ended, but Miss Spence is now reading "Kazan" It is also very interesting and I am sure we will like it as well as the other one.
 The fifth grade is now working on fractions in arithmetic.
 Miss Spence has painted the Palm CT alphabet on the blackboard.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21

this happened more than 400 years ago" little boy, his eyes wide open with wonder, said after moment 8 thought Gee, what memory you've got!"
 Can anyone" asked the teacher, "give me a sentence using the word disarrange?' f# The first three pupils baked Fin ally her eye lighted on little Angelo. Angelo, can you give me sen- tence" Sure" said Angelo. My poppa he getta up disa morn and he lighta da stove. She smoke He say. Damma disa-range'
 "GET BUSY" Said one little chick with funny
 little squirm, T wish I could find a nice little
 worm;
 Said another little chick with queer
 little shrug q wish could find nice little
 buzz"
 Said third little chick with a
 strange little suueal. T wish could find some nice vel
 low meal" Look here" said the mother. from
 green garden patch. eff you want any breakfast get busy
 and scratch"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
BLUFFS RURGLAR-FA

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-"Stay right where you are!" ordered Mrs. Lillian Lieberman, when she saw a burglar leaving her apartment. She kept one hand under her apron, as though she were concealing revolver. The burglar stayed When a policeman arrived Mrs. Lieberman tainted.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
JOKES BY JESTER DOROTHY
 DOOLEY

Teacher--"Do you think you are q teacher here?'
 Student" No, sir"
 Teacher-"Then why are you acting like an idiot?"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21

A school teacher who had been telling a class of small pupils the story of the discovery of America by Columbus, ended it with: And all
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
ROOM THREE MY KINGDOM

A little Kingdom I possess,
 Where thought and feelings dwell, And very hard I find the task
 Of governing it we'll For passion tempts and troubles me, A wayward will misleads, And selfishness it's shadow casts, On all my words and deeds. How can I learn to rule myself, To be the child I should, Honest and brave, nor never tire Of trying to be good? How can I keep a sunny soul
 To shine along life's way? How can I tune my little heart To sweetly sing all day? Dear Father, help me with Thy love, That casteth out my fear. Teach me to lean on Thee and feel That Thou are very near That no temptation is unseen,
 No childish grief too small, Since Thou with patience infinite, Both soothe and comfort all. do not ask for any crown, But that which all may win, Nor seek to conquer any world Except the one within. Be Thou my guide until I find Led by tender hand, Thy happy Kingdom in myself
 And dare to take command
 M. Betham Edwards.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
B. School Notes

wall maps in connection with their geography.
 Last week we all went up to the High School room one afternoon to see some slides.
 At the last Parent Teachers meet ing it was suggested that children wearing rubber boots to school change to shoes after reaching the building.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21

The eighth grade pupils have en- tered the contest for the best essay by grammar school children on "How I Can Make the Highways More Safe" The contest is endorsed by the United States Bureau of Educa- tion. Prizes are given by the Na- tional Automobile Chamber of Con- merce
 Mrs. Date and Mrs. Sheridan visit ed our room last Wednesday after noon
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21

FOR RENTS ROOM FURNISHED apt's at ball park. See K. c. Robinson.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21

FOR RENT-FURNISHE CABINS. See Dooley.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR SALE-SINGER SEWING MA chine. drawers. E. F. Medley.
 12-1w.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-21

FOR ENTERTAINMENTS IN THE Burkhart Flats. Phone 61. 5-tf.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
SCENT IsTVAN GYtjLES.

Keretnek Scent Istvan egylet
0sszes tagjai, hogy a vasarnap
delutan pont 2 oralor megkezt}o-
do rendes havi gyiilesen lehetoleg
teljes szamban jelenjenek meg.
Mint tagok lap utjan mar er-
tesiiltek, a tisztikar kivette julius
3-ra remek fekvesii, minden ke-
nyelemmel felszerelt Brier Hill
parkot. A reszletes piknik prog
ram megbeszelese lesz gyiiles
egyik fo feladata. A magyarsag-
max nagyszerii alkalma lesz meg
ismerkedni evvel az .igazan egye1-
len alkalmas pilznik hellyel
Youngstownban.
Keretnek tagok, hogy az el-
hunyt Gajeczky Istvan tagtars
utan esedekes $3.50 halaleseti di
jakat okvetleniil fizessek be ezer
a gyiilesen.
A tisztikar neveben
Balasko Gyorgy, eln0k.
Hoffer Andras iauyzG
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
A matrona halala
Ruszkay Ferencne II ewes kora-
ban meghalt. - Oriasi reszvet
mellett temettek.

A Youngstown magyarsagnak
nagy gyasza van. Meghalt az
egyIk legregebben ide telepedett
es altalanos k0zismertsegnek Or
vend6 tagja, az Abauj megyei
Also -Vadasz k0zsegb6l szarmaz0
Ruszkay Ferencne.
Harminc esztendeje annal1,
hogy megboldogult Youngstown
ba k0lt0z0tt, de az els6 ket ev ell
teltevel mindjart nagy szomoru-
sag erte, inert a ferje varatlanul
meghalt. Huszonnyolc ev banatos
izvegyseget viselte csendes meg
adassal es mint az Greg egylet Is
a reformatus egyhaz buzg6 tagja,
igen sok tisztel6t, 10 ismer6st es
j6 baratot szerzett a magyarsag
k0reben. Majus 27-en hunyta le
0r0k alomra a szem6t rokonanak
Molnar Tstvan I'll Salt Spring
roadi hazaban, a hol gazan meg
ert0 szeretettel tartottak es apol-
tx a derek magyar asszonyt.
Molnar6kon xviii meg k0vet-
kez6 rokonai gyaszoljak: Mrs
SzekereS Julia, Pittsburgh ban.
Pa, Macy Sandorne 6s Pakuszka
Jozsefne Youngstownban es q
t0bbiek MagyarorSzagban. A te-
|metes Macy reszvet mellett meat
vegbe. A meghato gyaszszertar-
tast DIR. Gerenday Laszlo reforms
tus lelkesz vegezte, a melynek be-
fejeztevel a Belmont temet0ben
helyeztek 0r0k nyugalomra a de
lreek jo magyar asszonyt, a Xxi II
evig cit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
VERHOvAY MULATSAG.

A meleg lido volt valosziniileg
az Okla annak, hogy a Verhovay
10S-ik fiokjanak
hetfon este megtartott baljan
k0z0nseg mem nagyon tolakodott.
Akik oft voltak azok jol mulattak,
inert a teremben mem volt nagyon
meleg es a vidam parok ugyan-
csak roptak a csardast es a sok
szebbnel szebb mas tancdarabot,
amellyel Rigo J6ska bandaja ked-
veskedett k0zonsegnek. "A
fiok tisztviseloi es bali bizottsaga
lelkiismeretesen vegeztek mum
kajukat es bizony mem raJtuk
mnlott, hogye a mulatsag anyagi
haszna igen csekely lesz.
Feltiint, hogy megJelentek
k6z0tt csak kevesen voltak a
Verhovay tagok, pedig illene az
egylet mulatsagaira eljarni. A
k0tclez6 bali dijak megfizetese a
iovo gyiilesen esedekes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
Gazdag ferjet
ohajt a leany
Budapest szepseg Amerikaba. va
gyik. - Hirdetes utan szeretae
gazdag amerikait talalni, aki ki-
hozatna es lit felsegiil venne.

(n) Magyarorszag es kiilono-
sen Budapest f6varos nepe dolll-
rokr0l almodik es dollarokkai,
ebred, ami6ta sziil6hazank p6nze'
oily alacsonyra siilyedt, hogy 13
cent6rt 100 koronat is lehet YEA
nj.
A dollar utani vagyodas igen
sok emberben felkelti a szand1-
kot, hogy a dollarok hazajaba, az
Egyesiilt Allamokba vandoroljon.
A hzaiak csal6dnak, ha AIT hi
silk, hogy itt Amerikaban arany-
nyal k0veztek az ,ltcakat es hogy
a cseresznyefakon sep dollarosok
l0gnak. A dollarert Amerikaban
erosen meg kell dolgozni. Csak
ugy uk-muk-fuk mem repkednek
lit silt ealambok es ha az en-
herek dollarokban keresnek is IS
azoknak a dollaroknak koronak-
ban Macy az ert6ke, meg sem tud-
max vagyont gyiijteni. Ma Youngs
townban egy vasgyari munkas at
lag mondjuk negy dollart keres
nehez verejtekes munkaval. Ez a
kereset korona ertekben megfelel
1000 koronanak. Az amerikai
munkas napi negy dollarjaval ep-
pen hogy meg tud elni csaladja-
val, a magyar munkas ha naponta
1000 koronat keres, ugy szepen ta-
karitha tmellette.
A szerkeszt6seg minden hazai
postaval garmadaszam kappa d
dollart, haj6jegyet kero leveIe-
ket, vagy irasokat, amelyek min
denfele lehetetlen triil10t ajanIa
max nagyszamu dollarok konnyi
megkeresesere, nagylelkiien busas
hasznot igerve annak, aki ter
vet a gyakorlatban kiprobalja.
A sok level KOHL a napokbar
kaptuk az elsot, amelyben egy
pesti kislany -magat ajanljs
fel ismeretlen, de gazdag ameri
kai urnak felesegiil, csakhog.
Amerikaba, a dollarok hazajaba
a b6seg szarujaba juthasson.
A csinos kislany kereset teljesi
tettiik. A Vindicatorban szerkesz
tonk kozolte ugy a fenykepet min
| a hirdetest, amely ICY sz6l:
Angel Urak! % ewes sep, $40
Ike, magas magyar urilany vagyol
es ferjhez mennek r0videsen oil,
vagyonos uriemherhez, XII reszem
re haj6jegyet es dollarokat xii
! (Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalr6D
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
KOSSUTH KORI
KOZGYtjLES.

Felkerjuk a Kossuth Kor osz-
szes tagjait, hogy okvetlen jojje-
mex ell h0 2-an, azaz most szom-
baton este 8 orakor kezd0d0 rend
Xviii kozgyiilesiinkre, a melyen
roppant fontos dolgokat kell ell
intezniink. Az iigy erdeke megki-
vanja, hogy minden tag megjelen
jen, azert tehat ismetelve kerjik
az 0ssztagsag szives es biztos meg
jeleneset. - Kerjiik azon tagokat,
a kiknel jegyek vannak az el6-
adasra, okvetlen hozzak ell.
Tagtarsi k0szontessel:
Gagyi Janos, elnok.
Geressy Sandor, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
SULYOs VAD.
A XII egy het ewes kis leanyt meg
tamadott.

A rend6rseg meginditotta az al-
jarast a General Fireproofing
Companynal dolgozo q ewes Do
mimic Trotto olasz flu ellen. Az y
vad ellene, hogy a kozelmult ma
pokban erk0lcstelen merenyletet
akart elkovetni "a Sycamore
street, haz mogott lev6 iires ter
segen egy het ewes kis leanyka
ellen. Az olaszt Thomas Jenkins
bir6 $4,000 bond lefizetesere ite'-
tie, es mivel AIT mem tudta lefizet-
nj, tehat megyei bort0nbe tettel1.
Ugyet az eskiidtszek fogja tar
gyalni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
4 KOssUTH KOR ELoADAsA.
Altalanos kozkivanatra ismet be-
mutatjak Gsczy Istvan nagysike-
Ri darabjat Piinkosd vasarnap
Kossuth Korben.

Olvas0ink KOHL t0bben lattak
Kcssuth K0r hires miikedvei0i
gardajanak aprilis 9-en lezajlo,t
el6adaSat, a mikor Geczy Istvan-
max, leghiresebb magyar 5l6
ntpszinmiiir6nak oriasi sikert
aratott 3 felvonasos darabjat: I" A
nit az erd0 mesel" mutattak be
la!talanos elismeres mellett.
A Xix Oft voltak az el0adaSon.
azok csak eliSmeressel es meltany
lassal nyilatkoztak, inert hiszen IA
szercpl6k mindegyike igazan pom
| pas alakitast nyujtott es a k0z0n-
, seq 0r0nmel tapasztalta, hogy a
Iregi miikedvelG garda igazan erte
kes es tehetseges tagokkal gyara-
podott. Icy tehat csak ertehti,
hogy a k0r vezet0sege meghajo.t
az altalanos k0z0haj el6tt es ho
4-en. azaz most Piik0sd vasarnap
este oral kezdettel ujb0l bemu-
Itatjak ezt darahot a k0vetkezG
szereplokkel: Brogly Ignatz, Ra-
10 Juliska, Jakobay JanoS, Ger
..ely Vilmos, Deak Paine, Lautnel
Janos. Mez6 Kalman, Kamenetz-
ky Hugo, Gergely VilmoSn6, De
way Gy0rgy. Deak Pal, Devay
Gy0rgyne, Molnar Lajosne, Da-
razs HES.
Az el0adas folNaman a szeren.
l0k eleneklik azokat legujobi
magyar darabokat, a melyek mos'
erkeztek az 0hazab0l es a melyek
bizOnyara megerdemelt feltiineSt
fognak kelteni. A jegyek ara da
rabonkint csak 80 cent az elsi
Sortol keZdve az utolsoig, tehat ;
ll koraban Jon, az mndenesetrt
jobb helyet kap. Ezt meltanyo.
4 f;af-rat is 'esalt~ azeert szai1t a meg
rendez6seg, hogy lehet0ve tegy
! mindenkinek a darab megtekin
teSet.
: A k0r elnOkSepe eZ utOn is ker
azokat tagokat, a kiknel je
gyek vannak, hogy a most szom
baton tartand6 rendlliviili k02
gyiileSre hozzak be, a mikor a lie
. szamolast megejtik. A k0z0nsega
,pedig ARA keri kor vezet0sege
hogy minel t0megesebb szamba
/, j0jjon el ere a pompasnak iger
kez0 el0adasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
Munkaviszonyok
Nagyobb erovel dolgozik a Re-
public gumi gyar. - A vasgyarak
iizeme meg mindig fokoz6dik.

A heten Macy 0r0me volt azok-
max gumi abroncs (tire) mum
kasoknak, akik mar t0bb mint tiz
h6napja mem dOlgoznak, inert a
Republic Rubber Corporation
Albert street, gyafaban osztalyu-
kon sziinetelt munka. A Repub.
lie gyar id6kozben cs6dbe jutott
es jelenleg G.. H. Booth cs6tomeg-
gondnok vezeti a vallalat iigyeit
oily sikeresen, hogy kilatas van
ARA, hogy a vallalat ujb6l fizeto-
kepes lehessen.
A mig a gyar mechanical gum
osztalyan es mas osztalyokban is
most mar teljes er6vel megy q
munka, addig a tire osztaly het-
f3n latott munkahoz. A gyar We
zet0sege szerint egyelore csak ki-
sebb szamu munkast vettek fel
ujra, de amint az osztaly kisse
rendbe jon munka fokozodni fog
es legalabb egy teljes sifta fog
dolgozni, ami kozel 300 munkas
szamara jelent alland6 munkat.
A valIalat Cantonban lev6 mask
gyara teljes er6vel dolgozik.
A vas es acel gyarak iizemebe,l
nem mutatkozik nagyobb valtozls
ezen heten. A mi csekely valto-
zas van, az is t0bb munkat jelent
a munkasok reszere. A lemez mill
munkasokban naprol-napra ma
gyobb hiany es most a melee
id6k bealltaval ez iizemzavarokra
is adhat okot. A heten Mahomnp
v0lgy 113 lemez millje koziil Ike
rex 100 dolgozlk.
A vasuti fuvardijak leszallita-
sa okvetleniil jo hatassal lesz az
acel es vasiparra. A Shenange
volgyeben lev6 kisebb kisebb ko
h6 vallala+ek- a+syban--4kesziilsst}
mex az iizem felvetelere, ami Z
szensztrajk megsziinese utan azol
nal varhat6. A struthersi Anna
koh6ba mar valdsziniileg juniu>
derekan begyujtanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
Varoshazi hirek
Cs0ldes iilese volt a tanacsnak.
A villamos vasutak ugye.

Unnep el6tti hangulatban row.
den, minden akciot keriilve no.
zsoltak lie hetf6 esti tanacsiilest.
A legt0bb szabalyrendeletet me-
sodik es harmadik olvasasra utasi-
tottaJl minden kiil0nosebb vita
nelkiiI.
Az egyetlen emlitesre melt6
esemeny villamos viteldijak
iigyp volt. Sause k0Zforgalmi igaZ
cato ugyanis mcghivta tanacS
k0zfcrgalmi albizottsagat es vii
lamoS tarsasag Nezetoit egy ta-
nacskOzasra. amelyen eldontsek.
hogyan lehetne tulmagas vitei-
dijakat leszallitani.
Youngstownban jelenleg 9 cent
a vitcldij. mig mas ohioi varosok-
ban sokkal alacsonyabb a dij. lgv
Cleveland meg a nraron leszallit-
ia viteldijakat hat centrol 0t
centre. Ieaz, hogy a heti berletek
hasznaloi ma sem fizetnek sokkal
t0bbet mint hat centet utankent
Youngstownban. megis lie kellene
szallitani viteldiiakat inert
Ek0z6nseg nagyresze nem hasznal-
ia heti berleteket.
A varos es a villamos tarsasag
! k0Z0tt fenall0 szerZodes ertelme-
ben mem lehet a viteldijakat le
szallitani, hacsak valamifele meg
egyezes nem jon letre.
Mem ardektelen megjegyezni,
hogy a viteldijak leszallitasa va
losziniileg 0sszefiiggesben all a
villamos alkalmazottak flZetes
rendezesevel. Az alkalmaZottak
szakszerveZete es villamos tarsa
sag k0zott targyalasok folytak a
melyek szerdaig mem jartak cred
nennyel es mar ugy yelthogy
szerdan ejfelkor sztrajkba lalla-
max villamos tarsasag alkalma-
zottai. A munkasok mem hajlan-
d6k elfogadni a vallalat aJanla-
tat. amely a legmagasabb orabert
rs centben szabta meg, mostan1
Sc cent helyett, Egy evnel rovl-
debb IDIOT szolgalo alkalmazottaN
46 centet, mig 3 h6napos proba-
id6sek 43 centet kapnanak az
aianlat szerint. Valoszinnleg ar
bitralas utjan allapitjak meg
maid a fizeteseket.s
A berleszallitas ITALIAN maya
utan vonna villamos viteldijak
,leszallitasat. Exert ebben az ev
! ben rendkivil fontos ez az ugy
Velemenyiink szerintI sztra Jkra
aligha keriil s0r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
Lukovszky Pal, elnok.

hol ezel6tt a mulatsagokat tartot-
tax a magyarok. A belepti dij a
ferfiaknak SO cent, a noknek pc
dig 35 cent. A tancmulatsagon
Rig6 J6ska zenekara muzsikal es
igy mindenkinek lesz alkalma tan
colni es sz0rakozni.
Ugy az eloadast, mint pedig a
tancmulatsagot reformatus egy-
haz javara rendezik ese a, rende-
zoseg is ez uton hiv meg mlnden
magyar testvert az el3adasra es a
tancmulatsagra.