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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
WILLIAMS Gets
TWO HOMERS IN
SINGLE INNING

st. Louis, Aug. 7-Kenncth Will
liams Of the st. Louis Browns to-
day went into the lead among major
league home run hittors by hitting
his 29th and 30th homers.
His 29th circuit drive Of the season
come off Mogridce with one man on
base in the sixth inning Of today's
game between Washington and st.
Louis. Williams now is one home
run ahead of Rogers Hornsby of the
st. Louis Criminals, champion home
run slucger Of the National league.
Williams hit his second home run
in tho sixth inning off Erickson who
relieved Mogridec for Washington
after the Browns had hatted around.
Jacobson again was on base. 1t was
Williams 30th homer IN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
Wedding Guests Mourn Battle Fought
in 1889

The costumes Of many attending
the recent wedding of King Alex
andcr of Jueoslavia showed signs of
mourning for the battle of kossovo.
when the Turks crushed the Serbs,
Hosniaks and Alhanians, although
that battle was fought as long ago
as 1882
The crimson pork pic cap. Or kappa,
worn by the mountainccrs, both male
and female, has a broad border of
black silk as token Of mourning for
the defeat; tho crimson center signi-
FIGS the sea Of blood with which the
Black Mountain has been washed
since then; and tho five gold bands,
which enclose in ono corner tho in
itials Of the prince in CNrillic char
actors. represent the five centuries
of the country's stormy history.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
FAVORITES WIN
TENNIS PLAY AT
MEADOW CLUB, n. Y.

Southampton, y. y, Aug. I.-Fa-
vorites came Though easily in the
first round Of play today in the an
nual mems invitation tennis touina-
ment on the turf courts Of the
Meadow Club EIctoYs included Will
is L. Davis of San Francisco, winner
Of the singles cup last year; Zeno
Shimizu, S Howard Noshcll. of
Brooklyn. and Howard kinGey of san
Francisco. Three matches we're
played in the second round, in two
Of which the victors were Robert
Kinscy Of San Francisco and Carl
Fischer of Philadelphia, who drew
bycs in the fourth round. Fischer
eliminated Stanley Mortimer of
Tuxedo, y. Y, noted racquet player,
Gil, g..
Vincent Richards, singles winner
in 1920 Will play his first match in
the tournament tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08

CHARLIE WHITE
KAY0S BARRETT
IN 3RD ROUND

New York, Aug. 7-Charlie White.
Chicago lightweight, tonight knock
ed out Bobby Barrett, Of Philadel-
phia, in the third round of their Is
round match in the New York Nelo-
drome.
A stiff right over the heart sent
Barrett to the canvas. lie sprawled
on his face trying vainly to arise and
after being counted out was lifted to
his corner where he sat. in tears.
Two minutes and 81 seconds of the
round had passed when the referee
finished counting over the Philadel-
phian,
In the first round Barrett had taken
the offensive. He peeled a scab from
Whites nose, which bled profusely.
Barrett was bit wild and White at
tackled to his body, weakening him.
They clinched frequently.
Barrett took the lead in the second
round and held his own, though
White again sent hard punches TO
his body. In the third Barrett iush-
cd in. swung a right He missed
and White caught him with the full
impact of a stiff right.
The defeated boxer forced the
struggle as long as it lasted. White
cautiously avoided the reputed dan
serous right hand Of his adversary
and when his opportunity to end
the contest came he was quick to
take it,
In the semi final bout, Pal Moore
Of Memphis and jack Nollc uf
Cleveland fought twelve lively
rounds to a draw The crowd did
not like Moo-e's jumping tactics and
hooed the decision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
X. ]. SPORT kALENDER

AUS. a-Augusta VS.. Star Taxis at
Augusta
Aug. s-i2-Golt: Mems champion.
ship qualification rounds at Augusta
Aug. s,iSNGolf: First and second
rounds ladies' championship play at
Augusta Country Club.
Aug. lo-Augusta vs.. D.xneld at
pixfeld.
Aug. li-Augu.ta vs.. Fus.leers at
Augusta.
Aug. lc-Augusta, Lewiston. Twin
Towns and Easterns IN all-day tourney
at Lewiston Athletic Park
Aug. lo-Special open golf tourney
at Portland Country Club.
Aug. 1S-Golf: Watervtlle ladies vs..
Augusta ladies' at Augusta Country
Club.
aug. 17-Ladies best SIX holes golf
tourney at Augusta Country Club
Aug. le-Portland men and ladies' va
Augusta golfers At Augusta Country
Club.
Aug 19-Augusta. Lewiston. Dixneld
and Twin Towns in aN-day baseball
tourney at Norway
Aug. l?-26-Maine State champion
ship tennis tourney at Squirrel Island
aug e4-Ladies' elimination go!f
tourney at Augusta club.
AUG. ce-Men's championship golf A.
mails at Augusta Country Club.
AlE Shades handicar gof tour
nr, AZ Aurueta Country Club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
BROWNS SWAMP
THE SENATORS

81. Louis, Aug. = st. Lou
swampod Washington today Is 20
for the locals fifth straight victo.
The Browns went on n rampage
the sixth inning, knocking Mogtd,
out of the box and scoring runs
3 hits, seven of which were for ext
bases. Williams krockcd ont "
home runs in this inning. EricEs.
who relieved Magiidgc also was ha
ted hard, the locals gathering f.
more runs in the eighth innire. {.
Inns held the Senators 70 eight So
tered hits. Score:
Washine'n Q Q Q I o q q J. {
st. Louis 0 0 0 o . . ) X-lf-1'
Mogridce, Erickson and PrIn,a
Terres; Wright and Collins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
What Little Girls Think

Dolls make mothers of us-an
What Is 50 rare as a birthday?
han. ribbons make the lady.
You can't Keep a horl.d boy out or
girls game.
Love me. admire my now dress.
y little lie is an awful thing.
The fight is not always 10 the bov.
10 &c wedding guest is human;
flower girl, divine.
He Who carries my looks homo,
steals my heart.
a set of dishes IS JOY forever.
When in church. 60 as Grandma
docs.
Helping mothe. is its own reward.
See Kitten and pick it up.
Perfection, thy name is Daddy,
E. J. X
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
CHLSOX POUND
MACKMEN HAPD

Chicago, Aug. 7-Chicaco wc.
cred from its batting slump and {
day pounded out Il hits off f.
Philadelphia pitchers. defeating t
visitors II to 5. Every member
the locals got one hit or more. Hoo
or leading the attack with four,
Guiding n home run. Lcvcrcttc cas-
Up after Chicago had jumped INTO I
lead. Chicago had lost five games
Il row and Manager Gleason chang
his batting order to shake If {
hOodoo. Score:
rhila. ....O 0 1 Q / ol O. 81;
Chicago 20 6 y o ] GA x-l2-f,
Rommell Sullivan, kctchum n
rison and Perkins, Bruggy; Lcyclt'
and Yaryan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
WILL NAME u. S.
DAVIS CUP TEAM
LATE TOMORROW

New York. Aug. 7.-Amcrica's
DAVIS cup team that Will defend the
International tennis trophy in the
challenge round at Forest Hills, y.
y. sept, l. >. and 4. Will be named
Wednesday. it Uas announced tonight
~ the Uni'od States Lawn Tennis
Association.
Leaving no doubt that William T.
TllGcn, End. and William Johnston.
VIII he choice for the singles. a state
mont issued by the Association also
indicated that Watson ". Washburn
and r. Norris Williams. end. last
years DAVIS cup doubles team
would be selected again in prefer
ence 10 the combination Of Tilden
and NiHceat Richards. National
champions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
BABE RUTH'S BAT
TRIMS THE TIGERS

Detroit, Aug. Truths double 2
SchanC's single in tho ninth e.
New York a to 3 victory over I
troit today. The "Babc's" hat U
potent factor in the game his s
Gle in the fourth inning whom
Yankees grouped five Of the b
driving in the tying run. Arcr
first inning, when Bob Jones try
with the bases fun, as tho result Of
single. error and pass. the Tir'
could do little with Sam Jones. So
Now York o o 0 5 q n . n 1-f-N
Detroit ...3 0 0 o o q n n" g
;. Jones and Schanr; pil't'o .
BassIcr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
Walter Schmidt Is
with Pirates Again

PhiIadelnhia, Aug. : = VA
Schmidt, sensational Pirate cato
whose failure to report THE year
the opening OF the season has b
held responsible by many for
l1ttsburS Nationals bad start
turned to the game TODAY in
opening series with Phlladcir''a.
Schmidt has been with the Ilf1
for nearly three weeks but had
participated in National Lcal
game until today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
H0RNSbY'S MuFF PAvES WAY
FOR Braves WIN OVER TIE
- CARDS IN 9Th FRAME RALLY

Boston, Aug SIX runs in tho
eighth three Of which wcIe sccle ed
whom Hornsby mufed Foids snort
rs ana foil, gave Boston a 8 TO S
victory over -. Louis today and
prevented -. Louis from taking the
league Lad. Powell and Fourier
made LONE runs. Smith and Ain
smith each Aal four hits IN four
tunes al hat score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
INDIANS take ANOTHER FROM
RED S0X BY timely HITTING;
DARKNESS ENDS CAME IN III

Cleveland, Aug. 7-Cleycland w..
it two straight from Boston tos
when it won : to 0. The gama ,
called at the end Of the sever.
when it became too dark for the IN,
pires to tell whether or not an o,,
fielder caught the ball. Ro,..
pitchers, Ferguson and Perez ~,
easy for Cleveland, while Bos,o,
chances to score off Uhlo were lro,.
ed out by double plays. Score:
BOSTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08

NarraNansett Pier. +. l., Aug -
T.. Philadelphia polo team won the
: .nuc cups toCay, defeating the
ii .GoNhruok Ramilers in the final
~ .t,h. twelve goals 70 ten. The
lhi,a. team started with a six goal
i.nd. ~ and earned SIX. :.
r In special match on number NO
fl ", aGcVbrook defeated EIamIngo
g. at seals 10 four.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
Is 'foI ~ LaVan in 9th.
BOSTON



A. Ealrcd for Watson in 9Th.
~ I.nuIs .......0 o 0 . 3 Q IS
Boston .....#.....6 o 0 Q 6 X-9
Three basc hits Ainsmith; }.ome
Tins, r"0pll. Fournicr. Stolen bases,
AAou. Nicholson. Sacrifices, Horns
o.. Epc,kcl. Double plays. Bocckol,
~ Kop' 10 Ilolko. Left on bases,
- Louis s. Boston 10 Ease on
hlils off Hlincs ;; off ShGrdcl >, off
Watson ! off Mcnamara ;. Struck
ont hN llJlnCs =, bcsch@Cr |. Hits off
y mos tn IS: off Barioot in q
lrlrcs, pitched 10 ono man; eff
; cIdcl mono IN two thlds inning.
pn Watson II in S. innings; Nc
J ual nnc N mono innings, none
,t u ninth. - OosChccr in
N.id p'rhoe. rNamara J. VIM
ring pitcher, Watson. Losing pitcher
Ha.foc'. Umpr's, Hart and ODay.
Tine coI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08

Tolus Boy blk h (Britenfeld) - 3
Taurida, b m III. Tleming). IS 4
David Axworthy. Peter Pluto ana
Teddy Jay also started.
Timc-2os a. 30 IL, EOS IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
NAT RAY OF CLEVELAND HAS
field DAY ON Grand CIRCUIT
WINNING TWO OUT OF Three

North Randall, Cleveland, O., Aug.
7.-(By A. P)-Nat Ray, Of Cleve-
land, formerly Of Toronto, Canada,
had field day at the opening Of the
second grand circuit racing meet here
today, winning two of the three
events decided one of his mounts.
Peter the Brewer, owned by Ed
Strout, Pontiac, Mich, capturing the
Press trot with value Of $4,000, the
feature of the card.
Peter the Brewer was favorite in
the betting and took the event in
straight heats. Barron Worthy and
Eleanor Guy furnished what contest
there was in the first heat in a fight
down the stretch for the place, Baron
Worthy winning second place. In the
second heat Eleanor Guy reversed the
decision. taking the place.
Ray also drove Robert Direct. the
favoritc, to victory in the first divi
sion Of the PA pace.
Tho other event, the second diNi-
sion of the PA pace, went to Buddy
Mac, in straight heats.
Just as the horses were scoring
for the first heat Of the 2.04 pace a
terrific storm drove the thousands of
spectators to cover and a heavy rain
made further racing Impossible. The
events left undecided VIII be raced
off tomorrow, if the track is in con-
dition.
The Black Silk Of Edward F.
CPcp"D Geers. dean Of Grand Circuit
drivers. was missing here today for
the first time since 1880. Geers
shipped his horses from Toledo TO
Davenport, Iowa. Summary:
214 CLASS PACE, PURSE $1,000,
FIRST DIVISION
Robert Direct, ch,c. by Walter
rect, (RaD ....,..,....... 70
FacaDn. big. Galin) .......... > , l
The Sherwood, chg (Murphy) 6 >
Lady Todd. BIB (Erskinc) .... 3 4
George Patcntcr, hr.". (kinG). 4 3
Jim Airing and Platinum also
started.
Timo-2.o7 ia: EOS IA: 30.
ia CLASS PACING. PURSE $500
SECOND DIVISION.
Buddy Mac, II &. hy Wiko
r. NJ T. hr cValentinc) ......c . I
jolly Girl. i N tMallnwl ......3 /.
Edna Forbes. m CRccdc). .S 2 ?
Nolcn Bcllc. h m (Nicllols) ......4 > /
Maxim w. T.arksrur and Rule Co
chato also st2rtcd.
Time 0S IA. eos IL. 21n H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington 1; St. Louis is.
Philadelphia s; Chicago II.
New York 4; Detroit 8.
Boston 0; Cleveland (called il
7th, rain).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08

Manager Lancaster Of tie Gardiner
semi-pro team takes execution to tho
writeup scnt cut from Norway on tho
game between his club and Twin
Towns Saturday. lie rescnts the i'm
putation that Gardiner was merely a
sotup for Twin Towns and points out
that the making Of two Wild throws
by Gardiner in two innings nctted Twin
Towns four Of its runs. Outside Of
these two innings the Gardiner man
ager declares that the downrj,cr club
played equally as coed bali as the
Norway nine Loo Bcaudoin first
string catcher, and two more Of its
leading Iittcrs were absent from the
Gardner lineup. NJ declared over the
phone last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
St. Louis 8; Boston 9.
Pittsburs II; Philadelphia 10.
Chicago Brooklyn. postponed, rain.
Cincinnati New York, postponed,
rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
THE GIFT Of the Farm

- . 3He 011t OF tHe EaTEl
We thank YOU. ole farm. forever
For the gift yoI have freely made
10 the world urd its hard cndeavor,
OF the boys and the girls who played
on Your beautiful h.Ns and meadows.
VINO d.sged in your kindly sol!
And Who learned in your sun and
shadows
The lessen Of honest toll
Nc thank vou for hands 50 ready
lhelr manifold tasks 10 d..
lor minds tina, are keen and steady.
,.or hearts thai are srIong and true,
For people Of lcwly station,
or those who have won renown.
For the best who have served the ma
tl0n
In the country md tho town.
sly Clarence T.. Flynn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08

WHATS a F1vE-STORY FALL!
Bette Nan Harter. 3. of New Castle
Ind, did It. and wasn't even knocked
unconscious. Not even a bone waa
broken. In two hours she was play
Ing again around the yard. Bette
opened the screen window and
tumbled out when her mother wasn't
looking. ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08

TODAY'S GAMES
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburs at Phila delphla.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
The Black Shnsin

Kansas cAchangc-Mr. Brown leaves
Alnc children cisht Of whom are
ho3orcd and respected citizens of this
state and >the other lives in Mis-
-Epston transcript
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

The Millionaires have played rs
games so far this season, have won
IS, lost 6 and tied /. This gives
them a per Ccntagc Of $50. They have
been defeated by but two clubs
Twin Towns and the Star TaXis. In
six games PLAYED with the Norway
SO. Paris outfit. the standing is fifty
fifty, both teams having won three
games. In eight contests with the
Star TaXis, Augusta has coppcd four,
lost three, and tied one.
Gus Williams has borne the bur
den of the box work this Year.
Judging on the winning or losing
pitcher" basis. Gus has tNirled Q
games, won s, and lost |; Don Bren-
nan ranks second, with 4 games won
and lost; clyde Sukcforth has
pitched 3 full games, and won thcm
all. Bud Fisher lost >. won / and
tied one before being released; Chick
Meadcr has been on the firing line
in contests. splitting fifty fifty.
While "Lanky" Jordan has one victory
10 his credit.
-
In the six games in which Don
Brennan has appeared for the
Houscrmen. ne has allowed but -
safctics, an average of little over
4 hits a game. His victories include
Brewer Oakland ana oIymnjas of
Boston. His defeats were handed
him at Twin Towns, where no lost
bv one score despitc the fact thot
he hold tho oyford county nI,vc,e
ia four bite and h,. Tho s.p,c ,,,,dt
which l,ro,l.cd bi,,, f.op, .ho NOV
.rd NV, ,,o..oI l,,. ,,.;,,ia,,,,,
r",,l, II ,oh,.
-,
Nv VI va nv l-Nt'IihI fAl'cSS
'"N'H 'cc"S"'h III l'S Sports SPARKS
10 tllitISe ben ious'f attltudt IN
refusing 70 continue me game with
lhc NahdI'ltciS AZ lortlahd II HelD
III persisted IN me use OF ms splitter.
Ihey claim mat the majority OF
seml-pro cluhs IN New England do
not observe section of rule 80 OF tho
of1clal baseball rules which prohibits
freak deliveries. Yet these same
rules arc the basis Of all baseball
games, ana TO violate ono section is
aust as bad rs scndlnG team OH the
field without uniforms, or playing
without an umpire.
-------
der uses III" shine ball almost every
day in Bay State scmi-pro games, and
they don't stop him-and vet a few
weeks ago the Maine papers carried an
interesting little squib telling Of d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-08

Boston Transcript.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21

A. f6mai Tefms > nnzeumban
most .Allitottak Hi Krisztusnak ed
dig ismert legregibb szobrat, meiy
a kereMtenyseg els0 korszakab6l
egyike legfigyelemremelt6bb
miialkotasoknak. A Manchester
Guardian k0zlese szerint a szobrot
egy regisegkeresked6nel fedeztek
fel es vasardtak meg mnzeuln
reszere. A korllbeliil egyharmad
eletnagysagn szobor, amelyr6l a
regissgkereskedo AIT hitte, hogy
Apoll6nak szobra, marvanybol
kesziilt. Paratlan becset csak ak
kor ismertek fel, amikor Krisztus-
max, al keresztenyseg els6 szaka-
bol szarmazo sarkofagokon latha-
to abrazolataival hasonlitottak
ossze. Kitiint, hogy az iilo Krisz-
tus alakjanak ezekb6l a miivekb6l
ismeretes tipusa teljesen egyfor-
ma. A seek, karok tartasa, a
balkezben lev0 kezifattekercs es
a,labak allasa, minden olyan, mint
a sarkofag alakon, ngy, hogy fel-
tehetS, hogy ez a hasonlosag mem
veletlen. hanem Krisztusnak most
ujra felfedezett szobra mem mas,
mint ezeknek Krisztus-abrazola
toknak mintaja-
"A szobor, stilizalasab6l itelve,
alighanem a keresztenyseg Ill.
szazadanak a vegen, vagy ~.
szazadanak az elejen kesziilt
Epen ez ada meg ki11n0s jelen-
t6seget, inert eddig mem volt
egyetlen, oily korai idob6l eredd
szobor sem, amely igenyt tartha.
tott volna ARA, hogy Krisztusnak
a portreja, amint hogy egyaltalar
Aagyon keves mualkotas van, q
melyr6l felteheto volna, hogy koz
vetlen osszefiiggesben all a Meg
valto szemelyisegevel. Az vi port
rem az legnevezetesebb, hogy az
arcot szakalltalanu1, fiatalosan &
deriis szepsegben abrazolja. Hyer
m6don ez a KEEP szigoru ellentec
ben all rendes Krisztus-kepek
kel, amelyeken az arc vonasai ko
morak, yagy fajdalmasak es a.
arcot korszakall veszi korul.
Ez tipus keletr6l cred, mig
sz6ban lev6 szobor Krisztus kiilse
Jet nyugati felfogasban abrazol
ia. Ennek a ket felfogasnak !;
kiil0nb0zosege megfelel a roma
birodalom Krisztus utan 391-be1
+ bekovetkezett keleti es nyugati bi
rodalomra val6 felosztasanah
Ket. egyhast6l szigoruan elhata
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21
Macy A KERESLET Al0R1-
KAI AUToKBAN MAGYAR
ORSZAGON
Kitiin6 iizletnek bizonyul az anne
rikai automobilok exportalasa Ma
gyarorszagba. Siirg6s sziikseg lem
ne iigynoksegek felallitasara

4 A magyar auto-kereskedok KEEP
telenek eleget tenni Olvassuk
a Kereskedelmi Kozl6ny legujabb
szamaban - beerkezo t0meges
rendeleseknek. A magyar impor-
torok a gepkocsik es motorbiciks
lik legnagyobb reszet Nemetor-
szagbol, Olasz- es Franciaorszag-
boil hozatjak, kisebb szamban jut
rendeles a magyar motorjarmi-
gyaraknak. A t0meges rendeles,
a feltiin6 Macy kereslet ARA kesz-
tette magyar kereskedoket, hogy
budapest es amerikai kereske
delmi kepviseletek utjan felhivjak
/ figyelmet az amerikai autogyaro-
soknak es exportoroknek magyar
iigynoksegek surgos felallitasara..
A budapest behozatali kereske-
dok elobb arajanlatokat s lehe-
t6leg magyar es nemet prospektu-l
lsokat kernek Amerikabol. Meg
kell jegyezni, hogy az amerikai
autogyarosok mindeddig mem solx
erdeklodest tanusitottak magyar
/ piac irant es osszekottetest is csak
annyiban tartottak fen, hogy va
lamelyik Macy eur6pai kepvisele-
tiik utjan kotottek iizletet (eddi-
gele vajmi keveset) az erdekeltek-
kel. A budapest amerikai konzI-
latus nagyban jarult ahoz, hogy a
magyar piac erdekl1deset Ameri.
ka fele terelje es kimutatta, hogy
az amerikai kocsik ao1es6k es Macy
valasztekban, b6velkednek. A ha-
zai kereskedok keszek keszpenz-
zelf fizetni az importalt motorko-
csikert, de termeszetesen sokkal
szivesebben vennek, ha kedvezobb
| aJanlatok = bankgarancia - mel
lett kothetnenek iizletet az Egye-
silt Allamok autogyaraival es ex-
port-keresked0ivel.
| Magyarorszagon ma mindenfele
| motor kocsi piacot~talal. A keres-
let hihetetlenul megn0vekedett.
| (Folytatas 4. oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21

rolt miveszi hagyomany fejl0d0tt
XII, melyeknek egyike a r6mai, ma
Ska pedig b keleti arckepes ke-
peket kovette. A nyugati tipust
a csupasz arc jellemezte, mig a
bizanci kepen es a sziriai miive-
szetben a korszakall dominal. A
keleti 'tipus elso abrazolasat egy
mozaik tiinteti fel, amely most
Vatikanban van. ICY abrazoltak
Krisztust bHantini miveszetben
.egeszen Glotfo es tercentistak
Krisztus kepeiig es csak a renais-S
sanceban formaltak at onalloan
az arc vonasait.
Az irodalomban keleti tipust
el6sz0r Damaszkuszi Janos hagy-
ia rank, aki Krisztus utan 754-ben
halt meg. 8 Krisztust, mint friss
arcszinii ferfit irja lie, akinek az
arcb6re olyan, mint buza, haja
condor, szakalla fekete, szem0ld0-
ke siirii es ORA hosszu. A legko-
rabbi abrazolasa ennek a tipus-
max egy, Ii. szazadbol ered0 sza-
kallas arc volt, amely a Kallistus-
katakombakat diszitette es amely-
mex mar csak a masolata van meg,
inert az eredeti selpusztult.
A nyugati hagyomany egy ma
gyobb csoport kisebb miialakja
ban maradt reank, amelyek aigha
erednek korabbi id3kb6l. mint a
IVsszazad vegerol. Egy faragott, t,
elefantcsont kazettan, amely a
brit muzeumban van es romai
Aventin ajtainak Scent Szabina
|altal kesziilt fafaragyanyain XII
Will kiil0nosen egy kisazsiai kobe
vesett relief jon lit tekintetbe,
mely most Berlinben van es bizo-
nyara r6mai mmka es Strygovski
szerint a IV-ik szazad veger0l
cred,
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- Olvastad? Szegeden egy ke-
.resked6 bigamiat kovetett Ell.
Vajjon penziigyigazgat6-
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