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New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Reports by Wireless
Bv United States Naval Service
Di-tancc is given in ,ntlcs. Reports arc
dated at noon inic=s otherwise spcciucdl
NOTICE TO OWNERS AGENTS AND
StItFNtSrCRS

The TrihurN publishes daily reports
OF the positiona Of merchant Nc-Sclr re-
rciNci through ihc United states Naval
tolnmunicat ion Service. Shipnaat rs OF
out charge. rcrort thcir Giro noon
positions through tho following naval
radio stations in tho tnited States
proper: nar Ilarhor. Me. tpttorciiWc>>;
.tmaEansctt l.. l. ca'c May, \. j..
Ncrfoih Va. Care .attcrHs. y c..
Jupiter. Ella; Key Wcs'. Fla New
Orleans. La
These position tTE> .cports should
bc addressed only to ti.- radio station
called. and they Will ~. forwarded to
New York II is important that these
reports should be sent promptly at
noon each day In order that they may
be received in time for publication
Position reports can also be sent
through tho stations OF thc lndcpend-
~nt Wireless telegraph Company. Inc.
at New York. East Morchcs, L. L.. and
Easthampton. l.. |.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
City Island
No sailing
By Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co.. Inc.

Distances given in miles: position at noon
unless otherwise specified)
Beatrice $50 S Nantucket LV Feb Q.
Chester Valley 4so ENE Cape Hatteras
Feb 9.
Gaffney 545 EsE Ambrose Nv Feb 9.
Gedania lat 80 SO Ion 60 as Feb s.
George Washington 1000 Z Ambrose LV
Feb O.
Illinois $50 Diamond Shoals Feb O.
X e,s haw 50 Z Fire Island LY Feb g.
Nantucket 81 SW Il w Fire Island LV Feb g.
Ontario 6 SW Fire Island Nv Feb g.
Panoia 40 L Ambrose Nv Feb O.
Parkhavcn 16J Ambrose Feb ..
Pawnee 356 4 Hatteras Feb 8.
Quantico . SW Fire Island LV Feb 9
Texas 81 S Scotland Nv Feb 9.
Nandyc.s 20 Sc Ambrose Nv Feb 3.
2o5 ENE Cape Henry Feb g.
Chickasaw go5 E Ambrose LV bound Ham
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

On Feb 3 the following changes were
made in the buoyagc Of KIN van Kull
and Newark Bay: Kun van Kul--Mid-
channel Rocks Buoy "a ronumbercd
! Bergen Pom, Reef BUOY ? renum bered
- Shoai BUOY was renamed XIII van
kull Channel Buoy .: Corner Stake Buoy
was renamed XIII van Kul Channel
Buoy 6; Eiizabethport Channel Buoy /
was renamed XIII kull Channel Buoy
a Eliza zabetMport Channel Buoy was re-
named XIII van Eull Channel Buoy s
klll van kuli Channel Buoy /. It second
class spar, was established $50 yds S4s
so from st. George Tower XIII van Kull
Channel Buoy 3. Il second class spar was
established $50 yds 322 80 from st. George
Tower; Elizubethport Flats Buoy was
renamed Newark Bay Channel buoy l.
The second officer of the American str
irlncess reports that on January 24-at
;po IN. when approaching Cape San
Lucas (Cabo Falso) Light. Iowex-~<H11-. :.
fornia, Mex. in lat 20 so N lQp~T69 81 W
ms light was observed tp~show as 81.
loWs ON bearings nort}fWard Of II do
sreeS one fash every ten seconds; on
bearings between II and 95 degrees fixed
wh'tei on bearings southwark of 90 de
Er"es one fla sh every six seconds The
vessel was heading 309 degrees and
passed the light i,t distance of eleven
miles; weather clear and fine. The light
was seen at distance of twenty nine
miles with height Of eye forty feet
Nicolnico River, Tang.er sound. Md
The Following lights, tiieir structures de
stroyed hy ice. being shown from,
tenn Trrarv struct =.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Marine Reports

Winds at sea To-day
North Of SANDY Hook-Moderat TO
r-esh mostly southwest, overcast weather
and p-oba by rain
Sandy Hoo1 TO terss-FreEh south
west and west overcast weather ana prob
ably light rain.
Hatt3ras to Florida Strsits--Freah south
and southwest winds. except moderate
easterly over Florida Straits; overcast
weather: probably rain Oft the North Caro-
lima coast.
East Guif Of Mexico Modcrate to fresh
southeast and south winds. partly over
cas-. weather.
Wes. Gulf OF Mex.oo-Fresll southerly
winds: fair weather.
Caribbean Sea and windws-d Passage
Moderate TO fresh northcas. and east
Winds and pArtiy overcast.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
II. Y. Stevedore
Rates Cut 2O%
By Ship Board
Operators and Nice-Chair.
man O'Connor Agree on
New Schedule After Sew
eral Months Negotiation
Affects l3 Trade Routes
Steamship Companies Will
Get Flat Payment TO
Cover All Charges at Port

Final agreement on new rates for
stovcdorinc in New York Harbor was
reached yesterday at conference be-
tween Commissioner T. V. O'Connor.
vice chairman OF the Shipping BOARD,
and officials of operating companies.
IT, schedule. made effective from Feb
ruary l. substitutes a fat payment for
the various charges previously as
sessed against the board. and means a
reduction of approximately 20 per cent.
Under the new plan the operators
are required to pay workmcn's compen-
sation insurance and to bear the ex-
penses under the different items in
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Plans for Electric
Drive Fcrryboats
Completed by City
Will Be Submitted to Board
of Estimate Mex. Fridays;
Bids for Three New Types
TO BE Received in March

Specifications for tho three new
electric drive ferry boats to be CON
structcd hy New York City for usc be
tween Manhattan and Staten Island
have been completed and Will he sub
united to tho Board Of Estimate for
approval next Friday. according TO in
formation obtained yesterday from the
Department of Plant and Structures.
Bids for bnilding tho ships will be
asked shortly aftcrward and probably
will be opened the latter part Of March,
it was said. Tho plans have been pre-
pared in tho division of design of the
department under the direction Of Mar
tin G.. kindlund. marine architect, and
Charles T. Perry. electrical engineer.
The now boats dcpnrt from tho type
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

CARDIFF, Feb s--Toesbr.dge (Br), New
York.
LONDON Feb s-Canadan Raider (Br).
st John. y =. -
MARSElLLEs, Feb S--Iperia (Br), New
York. -
MONMOUTH. Feb s-Seminole (Br.
Baton Rouge.
SMYRNA. Jan ao-Psifulsu Maru tJap).
Baltimore.
HANGO. Jan 31-sorland (Nor). New
York via Bergen.
SWANSEA Fen canaaian Nsvi-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Maritime Miscellany

S\N FRANCISCO Feh 9.-Represcnta
tNcs OF all trans-Pacihc lines from Calf
fornia ports ln conference With Shipping
BOARD oAicials, in attempt to end rate
cutting IN Naoin, we.tboUnd conference.
Shipping Board uldclsi ood to ha Ne warn ID
operators tina, 1t would meet competition
aud go "tcn further if rates we're not up
held. Conference 'eportel 10 ho in danger
oi hreaninE up. Third meeting to be held
to-lnorroW afternoon.
Japanese lumber business revived wiz i
four or moro full cargo charters. frat in
acN "ral weeks
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Sailed Yesterday

kituku Maru (Jap). Kobe VIA Nev Or
leans: Gulftradc Port Arthur; Matilda
Pierce 90. Genoa; Con'anche. Jackson
Vile aud Charleston: Tavertord (Pr,.
hamburg: Heiig Olav UpaD), Copenhagen;
Esperanza. Havana. uansa (Ger), Ham
burg Nicholas Cuneo (Norl. Santiago;
CRY OF MONTGOMERY. Savannah Menoni-
nee tbr). Antwerp. O1ama. Baltimore
Hilton. Norfolk Masiliia ISwcd) Car
deras; Limicana CBrl
Carih. Norfolk: Franklin L Lane. Tam
pico; Hourla. Lobos; James Mctee New
port News ST Mary 'Br>, Port Antonio.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Notice to Mariners
L S NyGrographic Office

The liydrogra phic Office unde- 1ha
Navy Department is established t. sid
mariners. 1T publishes nautical charts.
books. Sles and periodicals. IT broad
casts by radio all urgent information
involving danger to vesscls. It's branch
Offices have the la test hydrographic in
formation Of All parts Of the world and
are prepared TO serve mariners in many
ways Marincrs are invited to call at
ne branch offices between the hours OF
and 4:30, whore ,hsy will be cordially
Welcomed All mariners are requested
to forward promptly to the nearest
branch office all hydrogra phic infor-
nation. The Branch Hydrographio
Office, New York. is situated at 1880
Broad st.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

Coilamer c7o Il .>mhrose l.N bound New
York.
Federal lat ~ 81 Ion 5S hound Galveston.
Gulf Prince a2J Scotland Nv.
uiiton rd Scotland Nv S;l5 PM toth>
bound Newport Ncwe.
Princess Matoika S9s + Ambrose 1.N New
Norls 20 Queenstown
Thomas Wheelrr 900 j. Ambrose l.N
bound Hamburg.
Victorious s65 cape Henry bound Daltl-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Rureau of Shipping

The American Bureau OF Shipping
expects to move TO its new quarters at
80 Broad Street some time before
May !. 1t is said that the new rooms,
on the twentieth floor, will be more
conveniently situated. will have a fine
view of the harbor and will be obtained
at lower rent The bureau now has
Offices at 66 Beaver.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

eator uen st John y b, and Halifax
cASAni.ANcA. Feb -Bouuy usD.
yokN1lNMA. Fob Mcs,rotamia
or. New Yo,N via halhoa.
MANILA rcb S-Kcystono state. Sc
attic Via Yokohama etc.
oEAN, rcb Krcmlin BclE). rhila
7 RIEsrr. ROB Joseph secr. New
York
GLASGOW. Feb s-calabria BD. New
GlnNALTAH.. .I'ob . Nurymachu- pr,
Mow Yorh We" Norfon' for Manila; Feb s.
rassod. West ramreaw. New York for
Batavia. Nlgic tHD. Calcutta and 10
lonsh" for Now York: WiN,m Pom
Manila for londor. To(uNu Marn ,Jap),
rhua0clphia COR Genoa
l'AMEvHG. Jan 81 Hickman. Vow
Yorl> ieb a.. ''onnea Peak. Galveston and
1NNNN. rcb y-';len Eidgc. Galveston
Via Norfolk for Amt werp Grclfryda Nr.
HAltimoro via EorooauN: honduras tFr).
seattle and san Francisco via bordeaux
9Th. Chicago N'r), New NorN: 7th Grey
County Ner), s. John. \ +: Lumina G'rl
Port Arthur wa Newport News; La Lor-
yorl 7th Vermont N). Now Orleans
rlI.sIIING rob 7~Amcrcan (pD.
New York for Antwerp.
ROTTERDAM, l'cb 7-Pipcstone County,
New York.
roNr NATAL. Fob 7--Portreath O3r).
rort Arthur viA 81 Thomas
FALMOUTH. Feb Western Maid,
baltimore Tor Nunis.
Departures
CALCUTTA. 7cb Clan Mactay 'Ef>.
United states.
roL"Mpc. Fcb. oanfs M) crom
LIVERPOOL. Feb ) Saohem Osr). Hos-
tom, Delaware NRr), New York; oxonisn.
Portland. Nc. Fob :. West Cobalt. BAIT
more"
rlNMorTI!. Fch Noord"m lDu)
n,a. Eg,sr'1@h r, :, rn NeM hg[N nJ .n,,
onNN. r,n Monte Nevoso N'aD.
NANcELoNN. Fob 8 Minnie de Lar
rinaea N!r. Hampton Roads
(from Nlexandrlal. New York.
rAlpANG, Eco 5-sitoehoudo tpu),
AvoNNorTu Fob British Baron
LONDON reb s nothwcu CBD. st
Johu y Il. llins Civ 'lir,. New Norl.
GLASGOW, Fob rartho,ia tBr)
A,rvNNr IAN s9-schoharc NcN
IIAMRurG. l',h g. Niols linaeu
WELIl NG'roN. Feb 7-TahiN ,Er)
san Francisco
No'r'rNRpAA1 Feb Nordom Cpu}
l.n<noN. rsb s-s.s,ie Prince pn
I3nr.Mi.N Feb S-IIuuson New York
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

iurca Will be rebuilt az soon az uracff
cablo: WinR"tc Point Iiaht Holland Pom
LlRh and Mount Vernon Flats Light
IN" commander Of tho naval vces'
NEoruat r"porte tnat the wreck ir
smyrna lfarbor and the li,ht buoy mark
Ing II LaNo boon rcmnNci
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Danger. to Navigation
tBv liydroEraphic Offico)
North NtInntic Ocran--OF the American

Coast
Tho following ohstructions were report
Cd; rob y. in tapprox ximately) In; 70 % ION
- -, Northern Pacific was abandoned
on nrc, she wns subsequently reported on
tho above dat" TO have driftcd II miios
SN by Il = T. from northcns, end of give
Fnthom i'anh. lr'f'inp at tho ra'e Of 2
iuil"s an hour, icb Z about II ,niloq 5 by
W Nnae) Of Wintc'Guartor Shoal ~ pl
wooden boat nbov, - # long. bottom no
ami painted vrllof S'ocony. Feb g lat
- 20 Ion IS nA. met vith and hoar rtlrl ,ir.
'ci"lict yacht Alpha. flying dj.trors six
haia; apparently ia son worthy condition
George W Barp"s. >oie--Thc Alpha ,va-
abandoned on Fob : in lat 31 80 Ion ~ b.
crfW rescued, Feb 3. lat "a i3 lon s. 60
pd small white buoy su7nount"
ny staff an! rcd flag lIouna. Feb g. lat
- 10 Ion 50 30. y large black can buoy
covered with guano and marine growth
Gobeloinc.
Along tho Ovcr-Scn Routes
Inc following Obstruction was reported.
Feb s. lat 80 lon ST 81. at $50 m lost
man overheard, also buff painted llf" boat
ana ScNNra' life rings. now searching but
hay" not found man or boat, high coa -
Gaffnoy
Ice Reports
lro has been reported as follows Jan
-, LAT 81 3S ion 81 3S. rI through houyy
re- hclds cNt"Ndin; about 30 milns north
and south Nylnnc FNo I. lat - - lon
81 o.. nj through heavy ice folds extonG-
inS about o5 miles NE and SW NyianG.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE-MaU information will be found
on Travel Guide Page. Column Eight
Sail To-day
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-01
FEMININE FARM
BLOC ORGANIZES
To AID WOMEN
Backed by 100000 Votes
Hopes to Enact New
Social Laws

CHICAGO, June 3O.-Supported by
100000 votes, the farmers wives of
the nation have organized their own
feminine agricultural bloc.
Officially the bloc is known as the
woman's committee OF the American
Farm Bureau Federation, with head
quarters her.
What the Senates farm bloc is TO
the farmers business, this organiza-
ton plans to be the political, edu-
cational and social life of the farm
er'S wife and daughter.
While the farm block at Washing
ton is asking rural credits and better
marketing conditions the women are
demanding progressive measures look
ing toward:
Removal of barriers, social and
otherwise, caused by rural isolation.
Legislation for child welfare, sani-
tatioA and better rural living condi-
tions;
Abolition of farm drudgery by in
stallation of labor-saving devices;
Organization of self-prOtective
body of farmers wives for interchange
of helpful ideas.
One of the leaders of the move
ment is Mrs. Izetta Brown, of King
wood, w. Va, prominent figure in
West Virginia state politics. Mrs.
Vera Schuttler of Pennington, Mo-,
is chairman.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-01
.VES' SHOPPING GUIDE
pique July 18th Dinner
Flag Cookies

1t is not difficult to make cook
les flag shaped. and then frost to
look like a flag. Make the usual
cookie mixture. roll quite thin, but
not like waters as they will break
in frosting. Cut in shapes two
inches long and one inch wide. @
the one-inch side place wooden
toothpick and bake a delicate
brown.
Make a confectioners' frostng.
using two cups sugar and enough
hot water to make of a consistency
to spread easily. Color some red,
some blue, and leave the remand
er white.
Spread alternate strips red and
white lengthwise OF cookie, -having
strips about one-fourth of an inch
wide. In the left upper corner
leave a half-inch square and frost
with The blue frosting. Over it putt
dots of white frosting to look like
the stars.
Ideal Menu
A suggested menu for July din
ner is:
Cream of Corn Soup
Boiled Salmon Green Peas
Fried Potato BALLS
Tomato and Lettuce Salad
Frozen Strawberry Pudding
or
Strawberry Shortcake
Loganberry Punch
Small Cakes
This is an "All America" dinner.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-01
atics as
Is Fight
anatic League

;anatic League
n is the answer to the
eague of Women which
lg into being and full
Y in New York state.
s are again all profes-
5, reformers, kill-joys,
ensors in toto, ad fini-
some.
Norton, honest to good
2 deputy sheriff of New
the leader of this stur
d.
} lead them on till not
reformer is left to men,
ny personal freedom of
people.
aague are all pledged to
lest tQforce repeal OF
ssive laws already put
feat all the little indigo
5 anyone may endeavor
hereafter. Go to it, old
! a reformer ANYWAY
We never been able to
what he is, in the last
of course, that's psy-
perfectly clear-and al
wful.
thenic Nuisances
, the very best psychoan
les, a reformer is a neu.
sance. He usually has
of indulging to excess
which to a regular hu.
nd be teassed as a sim
al pleasVre-it you see
2 it makes him perfect
D see other folks enjoy
ton what, as practiced
amount to a vice.
remove all temptation
path, and at the same
her people from being
e can't, he agitates for
g said simple pleasure
s vice. And there you
eat, what?
have the low-down on
and it is certainly low,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-01
Novelty COttOns
Are Favored For
Lady's Lingerie

There's evidently going to be no end
to the vogue of colored novelty cot
tons for underwear-this season, at
least. The mildest of the new varia-
tons are white wolfe with colored dots
or plain and drop-stitched voiIes in pas
tel shades.
Beyond that, conservative souls
don't sally, but those daring spirits
who are always ready to adventure
are buying red or green or orange
checked bingham and batiste.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-01

the A. F. League is confident the pub
lie no longer will sit back and let the
censors tell them they can't design
their own hair cuts, look on wine or
meat when it's red, or play ball or
golf on Sunday
The leaguers contend blue laws and
red blood Just naturally won't mix
indefinitely. !
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-01
elNGHAM

The Bingham bathing suit and the
gingham parasol in the old plaid and
check patterns we know so we'll are
seen in all the shop windows. Cling
ham hats, too, are very smart, and
bingham patterns are being used in
silks.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-01

Wash satin is returning to favor
again after having been dropped for
a while in favor Of radium. 1t is used
for petticoats, envelopes and the lace
trimmed costume slips that are shown
everywhere in New York to accom-
pany summer gowns.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-01
FOR THE HAIR

The American woman is attached
to her hair net, but France is sending
over some decorative caps that threat
en- to become the rage for athletics
and sports. These are made of fine
gold threads, woven into a coarse
mesh net. They keep the hair in
place and are decorative at the same
time. .sss4nA
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-01

h which will please
is made to initiate a
Cut fresh bread as
sible and spread pen
butter which has been
soft and seasoned
finely chopped water
le slice, place a two
clean white string in
wing out as much as
rap the sandwiches in
!, dipped in hot water
Try. Just before serv-
, sandwich in paprika
ed pepper) until quite
xsE
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-01
rite Salad

inned pineapple (cut
eces).
cut cabbage
ely cut celery (may
d..
or
-tcut in strips)
pineapple juice
ronnaise
is chile sauce
he ma ferials and al
Id unit very cold.
ttuce, adding a little
on top if desired.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-01

Keep the crease CUBS fiIIed.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22

megvehet egy csaknem vi 2
szobas hazat 5Ox18O lab nagy
sagu telken, jo 1nellekepiile-
tekkel Woddlandon a fekete
kare( Youngstown Southera)
mellett. Ara $3.50, a hatra--
lekot mint bert torleszthetf.
Boyebbet nyujt Himelreich
605 Dollar Bank Bldg. Mind
ket telefon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22

gek reszere oszt' 'urvaesorataa lei
kesz, ugyancsak erre cslra 0zY.
Karaszi Istvanne egy szipten szin
exist tany6rt ademanyozott. Be-
ganyi zsigmond pedig templomi
hasznalatra ami hianyzott. egy ha-
talmas szineziist kenyertart6 ia
nyert adomanyozott. Eek az egy-
|hazszertartasi szerek reank jo.
vo vasarnapon lesznek felavatva
A kegyes adakozokon legyen az
Ur aldasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22
ELADo VAGY
BECSERELHETO

81 akeros farma Volant, Pa.-ban
csak IL mertfoldnyire New Castle
hez. 35 aker szant6fold, aker erd6,
q t0bbi legelo. 10 folyo viz a legel6-
ben. Macy gyiimslcsos ALMA, barack,
6s SILVA fakkal 34 aker ananasz
szam6ca. 10 4 szobas haz 6s egyebb
6piiletek. Az ara $500. B0vebbet
nyujt Ira G. Park, 6O6 Home Savings
e. Loan Bldg. Mindket telefon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22
Ajandekok

Hitiiknek es Egyhazuk szerete-
tenek fenyes tanujelet adtak Hor-
vath Bella, 0zv. Karaszi Istvanne
es Beganyi Zsigmond es csaladja.
Horvath Bella egy szin eziist urva-
csorai kehelylyel adomanyozta
meg az egyhazat, melybol a bette
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22

Mi 0r0me lehet abban
Egy magyar testvernek,
Ha a besugott emberrel
A bortonbe ternek?
Mem eleg a sok ellenseg,
Nelly a b6riink ragjas
De hiszen . besdgot a
Sors maid foldhoz vagja!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22

Ket hutorozatlan szoba kulon
feljarattal, nagy nyari sleeping
parccsal kiado. Macy dupla ga
razs. Street car k0zvetlen k0-
zelehen, Sc. car fare. R0vebb in
formsci6t ad: s. Pekarcsik, az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap nyom
dajahan. Mindket telefon. La
kas telefon: Auto. 1856.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22
ELAD0 rs AKEREs FARMA

CSIN0SAN BUT0R0zOTT
Sz0RA q South Side legegeszse-
gesehb leveg0jii reszen, street car
magallenal intelligens fatal en-
hernek yagy leanynak azonnal
kiad6. Rovebb felvilagositast
nyujt MIR. Foldi a Hamory Bank
han.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22

ELADO tagas harom szobas haz
minden mellekepiilettel 1O0x212
lab nagysagu telken sok gyiimolcs
faval, cserjekkel kozel a villamos-
hoz- 5 centes viteldijjas zonaban.
Ara csak $4,000. Csak $3.50 kesz-
penz tobbi mint rent. Forduljon ::
HIMELREICH-hez, eO5 Dollar
Bank epulet. Mindket telefon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22
TELKE|K ;. E.
Q. varos minden reszeben

Egy kitiino telek k0vezett Trum-
bull avenuen 5Ox150 lab Macy csak
S350.O0. Csekely lefizetes tobbi layi
$10-os t0rlesztesre. Kamatot mem kell
fizetni az els0 evben. Forduljon HI
MELREICHHEZ, COS Dollar Bank &
piilet Mindket telefon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22

Balthazar piispdk julius 23-an
torteno latogatasara a vilagi i'm
nepely rendezesere felkertiik a
nagybizottsagot egy atiratban. Mi
helyt megkapjuk felelet, az i'm
nepely reszleteirol is tud6sitani
fogjak a magyarsagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22
A REFoRMATUs EYGHAZ
HIREI.

A nyari iskolai beiratasok no
22-en kezd6dnek. Tandii egy h6-
napra egy dollar es otven cent fe-
lekezeti kiilombseg nelkul, mely
az iratkozaskor fizetend0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22
MosoN MElcYE.


= Megsz0<0tt a kaszarnyabol
Borzsey Janos mosonszentmiklosi
foldmives ez ev januarjaban meg
szokott katonasagtol. A katonai
torvenyszek negy honapi foghaz-
ra itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22
HASZNALT AUTOK
es TRUCKOK

<. B. SMITH GO.
36-46 .Pyatt st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22
HETI KR0NIKA
Rigmusokba szedte> 9. KH.

Sssk f%tsf f#s tsztF -
Megyolt a gyermekek fenyes,
Sep eloadasa,
Melynek bizony minden helyen
Mem is lehet masa.
A nit ezek a csemetek
Tettek, produkaltak, 4f
Meg ebben a rigmusban is
Dicserete valtak.
De kival6 szerzot is
Meg kell am dicserni,
"a XII felesegevel
Eredmenyt tud erni.
Megmutatjak, hogyan kell a
Gyermeket nevelni,
Els az utcza tarsasagbol
Szepen kiemelni.
XII az utczan keresi meg
A jatszo pajtasat,
Az hamar megtalalhatja
Vasottsaga masat.
Ha az auto elgazolja,
Vagy hogyha baj eri,
Akkor apja bocsanatat
Mar hiaba keri. .s
A jo gyermek az szot fogad Is
Apjanak, anyjanak,
Mem csavarog, mig sziilei
Tan a gyarba jarnak.
Konyvet olvas, ir es tanul
] Hiszen hasznat latja,
Mem is lesz asen gyermeknek
a ,jovoben gatja.
| Meg kell becsiilni mindenkit i
hi "a jot tanitja,
hi a gyermek termeszetet
| Mad gyanant hajlitja.
Ki templomba, iskolaba
Szorgalmasan eljar,
| Az ilyenre, hogyha feln6,
Csak elismeres var.
| Szomoru dolgot halottam
Le1ke legyen RATA,
:. Hogy a magyar kozott is van
Arulkodo fajta!
. Piszkos, rongyos, spiczli modra
Arulkodni jarnak,
Us mi tobb, a besngasert
IPenz jutalmat varnak.
Minap is lS6t magyar asszonyt
Csunya1l besugtak,
A Xix tudjak az esetet,
Mem ok nelkiil zugtak.
Mikor aztan mind kettot
A bortonbe tettek,
Az arulkod0 pasasnak
Csak hiilt helyet leltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22

Tiszt. Varga Lajos felszentelese
julius ho els6 vasarnapjan fog
megtortenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22
szoBAK KIAD0K.

Ket butorozatlan szoba kiilon
feljarattal, nagy nyari sleeping
porccsal kiado. Macy dupla ga
razs. Street car k0zvetlen k0-
zelebe1, sc. car fare. Bovebb in
formaciot ad: S. Pekarcsik, az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap nyom
dajaban. Mindket telefon. La
kas telefon: Auto. 1856.