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The Washington times., 1923-01-25
VINE FOR JEWS
ABUSED, SAYS
LEADER
Julius RosenwaId Proposes Re-
peal of Sacramento
Privilege Law.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is. - Wide
spread abuse OF the sacramental
wine privilege under the Volstead
act by rabbis and Jewish congrega-
tons was charged yesterday by
Julius Rosenwald, well-known Chi.
cago merchant and philanthropist,
who urged it rs sufficient reason
for the revocation of the privilege
by Congress and the substitution. Of
grape Juice in the Jewish ritual:
The charge was made and the
drastic remedy proposed by Rosen-
wald to. the golden jubilee conven-
ton OF the Union Of American He
brew Congregations at the Hotel
Aston. Rosenwald, who has given
millions to charity and education,
presided over g discussion Of Jewish
organization in America In the last
fifty years.
Cites Scandals.
I'VE are all aware he said, cot
the scandals that have arisen In
connection with the enforcement of
the prohibition law, or, to be more
accurate, in connection with certain
exceptions made by the law in favor
Of sacramental wine.
HOrthodox and reformed rabhis,
~ well as religious bodies, have re-
iterated the fact that II IL not nec-
esSary to use wine for sacramento
purposes, because grape juice can
be used as substitute.
Nevertheless, there are known to
be. certain men who under the guise
OF religion have misused the privi-
iege granted by Congress and have
made business OF selling wine per-
mits. contrary to the intent OF the
law.
Would Stop Violations.
II have no way Of telling whether
this practice IL limited or extensive.
Even IL II were limited to one man
IN one city, It would be our business
to help the Government stamp out
this practice and to bring punish
ment upon the head of anyone who
10 engaged in circumyeating the
law.
Gas God-fearing men and law
abiding citizens, we ought 70 help
bring offenders to task. II these
offenders operate In the name Of
religion, we should accept this chal-
leng0 to our self-respect."
The convention did not act imme-
diateiy upon Rosenwald's proposal
but referred it to the legislative
committee for further consideration.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
ST, Atkins HOSPITAL

Peter O'Brien of Dawson, Mrs
Charles Farrell Of Hazelton. EN-
manual Brown of the city, Mrs. E.
NJ. McGann of the city have enter
ed the St. Alexius Hospital for
treatment. Christ Jensen Of the
city. Miss Kathleen Malloy of Will
ton, Mrs. G. Hoffman, of Wash
burn. Joseph Traxinger Of Herried.
S. d., Otto Bollinger of Wilton.
Nick Ryan of Steele; Samuel Rel
chenberger of Hebron. John Elias
Of Zap. Mrs. Sch Werlinger of Zee
land, and Miss Josephine Clascen
of Glen Ullin have been discharged
from the hospital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
Social and
Personal
Gay Decorations
Are Feature of
st. Patrick Dance

Gay decorations in shades &C.
green have transformed the Nc
kenzic hotel into St. Patrick re-
treat for the dinner dance to be
held there this evening. The VIM
dows in the dining room arc cur
tanned with streamers Of green
and the lights dimped with cmer-
aid coverings. The menu for the
evening consists of combination
Of all the favorite viands served
in Killarney. Flowers used to
decorate the tables and designs on
the napkins add the final touch in
decorative achievements for the
affair.
Hibcrnian music\ from Castle
Garden will be a feature of the
evenings entertainment. Dancing
will begin at $3.50 o'clock and Eve
won't go home til morning., the
program announces.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
Bismarck Hospital

Miss Ida Carlson of Baldwin,
Elmo Sampsel of Washburn. Harry
Phillips OF Kintyrc, Harry Thomp-
son Jr. of the city, Clearance H.
Olson of FrOid. Mont, Baby Otelia
Dcerr Of Hazelton. Leo Strecker of
Washburn have entered the Bis
marck hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Philip Mittleider of Wash
burn, Miss Helma Holtam Of Ry-
der. Walter Christianson of Halli-
day, and d. A. Stewart of the city
lave been discharged from the
hospital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS

Mrs. l.. NJ. Parsons of SIG Sixth
street entertained a group of her
friends at bridge yesterday after
noon. High score was won by Mrs.
A. c. Hinckley. Refreshments
were served at the close of the af-
tninOOn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
ENTERTAIN FOR
AMONG CITY VISITORS

Belle McGrin of Sterling, Fred
H. Fitzgerald of Stanton, George
Lee Of Sterling, A. o. Krogen of
Dr.scoll, Mrs. S. r. Day and boys
and Theresa Grunefelder of Kin
tyre, H. 7. Dimond of Regain,
George Blittin, Ross Haibetjx of
Steele, and Ben Houson of Dawson
were among the city visitors here
yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
Parents III Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wyclskala
of the city are the parents of a
baby girl born at the st. Alexius
hospital thi., morning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
CALLED TO ILLINOIS

S. E. Bergcson who was in the
Twin Cities making his purchases
for the spring and summer season
was called to Earlville, ILL.,, by
news of the death of his sister. He
is expected back in few days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17

GUEST OF THE HINCKLEYS
Mrs. +. F. Lambert of the Twin
Butte stock farm is spending sew
eral days in the city as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Hinckley.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17

REGULAR SERVICES
AT CHURCH
St. Patrick's day was observed
bv regular services today at the
Catholic church.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
RETURNS TO CHICAGO

Mrs. {. w. Brown left this
morning for her home in Chicago,
Ill. after visiting for several
months at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Van Horn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
VISITING FATHER

Mrs. w. A. Leach of Bellingham,
Wash. has arrived for visit with
her father, Capt. l. p. Baker. Mrs.
Leach expects to be here for about
Il month.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
B. B. C.. Gives
Literary Program

An interesting literary program
was given by the students Of the
bismarck Business college ut the
college yesterday afternoon. The
meeting was called to order by Miss
Dingcr, vice president and the min.
utcs were read by Mr.. Wagner, Sec
rotary.
The program included the follow
ing numbers
America" sang by the school.
Vocal selcctions--"Therc's Ever a
Song Somewhere" "God Remembers
When the World Forgcts" by Bond.
Mrs. Larson.
Qdartet-Two popular selections.
Misses Gulling and Wolf and Mcssfs.
Warford and Casey.
A feature Of thcafternoon's pro-
gram was talk given by George N.
Remission. He smoke of salaries paid
to office help. stating the value of a
worker from the eyebrows down was
only sixty to hundred dollars per
month and ono from the eyebrows up
"Will be paid all he carY."
He urged the necessity Of neat
ness in dress and emphasized the
fact that girls should wear appropri-
ate business clothes for office work.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17

ST. MARY'S SEWING CIRCLE
All ladies of St. Mary's sewing
circle will hold food. apron. and
fancy work sale, March 81 at the
j. l. Roop store on Fifth street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
CITY NEWS
(h0Dgc Switch Time

The Northern Pacific announces
it will run the switch to Mandan
at $40 4. m. every Monday morn
ing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17

p. f.. o. CHAPTER MEETS
The P. r. q. chapter is to meet
with Mrs. +. 3. Cox Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock at her home, 800
Thaycr street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
Celebrate in Gould" Ire.
lands Honor at Mckenzie
Hotel Tonight. Dinner Dance
Orchestra of Five pieces.

CLEANING, CLEANING
Prepare your clothes now
for their Easter cleaning,
pressing and repairing. Don't
wait till the last minute rush.
City Cleaners 4 Dyers. Phone
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17

WORTHY MATRON OF STAR
ms. Blanche l.. Wittemore of
Bowman, worthy matron of the o.
+. S. will be here Tuesday even
ing at the regular meeting held at
that time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
LEGION AUXILIARY DANCE

i'i'SAo.N bHANSE
Those in the receiving line at
the door at the st. Patrick dance
given by the American Legion
Auxiliary will include Mrs. Carl
Knudtson, Mrs. p. G. Harrington,
Misses Emma McGarvey. and Mar
garet Wyncoop; the committee in
charge of fruit punch will be Mrs.
Ray Stair and Miss Mary Shee-
han, and the cloak room will be in
charge of Miss Ruth Wyncoop and
Mrs. NJ. II. Schneider. Wagner's
orchestra will furnish music for
the OCCASION
LAST MASONIC STAR DANCE
A dancing party, the last of the
season, to be given by the Masons
and Eastern Star Ladies will be
held at the Masonic Temple March
%. Mrs. Clifton johnson, chair
man Of the Eastern Star commit
tee, will be assisted by Mines. +.
V. L.ahr, r. NJ. Bcrgeson, c. B. Nu-
pen, Price Owens, Jack Oberg, and
Van Middlemas. II. S. Loback,
chairman of the Masonic commit
tee, will be assisted by 3. M.
Dunn and J. f. kaulfuss.
The best of music will be fur
nishcd by the Mckenzie orchestra.
RAlI. OFFICIALS
HOLD MEETING
=. II. Brunham, general freight
accent on the Northern, G.. X. Lam
des. general freight agent en- the
500, l.. r. Capron, assistant
freight traffic manager of the
Northern Pacific. Il. w. Scandrctt
assistant general attorney on the
Northern Pacific, II. S. Stebbins
vice president and +. f. Overton
traffic manager, of the Midland
Continental were in Bismarck yes
telday to attend an official confer
cnce.
ENTERTAIN FOR
MISS BUSWELI
Mrs. f. II. Myllcr and Mrs. Ly-
man A. Baker entertained in COM
plimcnt to Mrs. Myller's sister
Miss Alzada Buswell of Towe,
City last evening. The evening
was spent in playing games and
in dancing. Decorations were
charmingly carried cut in st. Pa
trick colors. At II o'clock q
. course luncheon was served, COW
crs being laid for fourteen guests
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
VISITS HUSBAND
OWED

Mrs. John O'Leary of Foxholm
arrived yesterday to visit with her
husband who is a member of the
jury over the week end.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17
MINISTER RETURNS.

Rev. c. F. Strutz has returned from
Chasely, where he has been assist.
ing his nephew in conducting evan.
gelistic services during the past
week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-17

CONSULTS PHYSICIANS
DR.. and Mrs. j. Mehlhoff and
children Of Washburn were Bis
marck visitors today. DR.. Mehl-
hoff was consulting with physi-
clan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-11
CYILKOSSAG
KISERLET KET
EMBER ELLEN
Az egyikre ralottek. a mast
kat megszurtak
Az egyik aldozatnak feles5,se e.
ot gyermeke van. Mem trdja
elkepzelni, hogy mi miatt
akartak meggyilkolni

A Webb streeten lak3 Tom
DeAngelo jelentkezett. a rendor
segen clmondta, hogy amint
delutani 6rakor, a p. 4 Ii. Il,
vasuti yaganyok mcnten haladt a
Tube ST.. kozeleben, valaki ralott
a goly6 mellen erte. A Szenf
Erzsebet korhaz orvosai szerint .
seb mem yeszelyes. DeAngclo test,
verbatyjat ket evvel ezel0trisme-
retlen ember agyoni6tte az Albert
es Springdalc st. sarkan. ~
Angelo Belfast, AT Y. Pearl Il.
reggel Z ora koriil munkaba men;
a TruScon Steel Co. teleptre.
Amint . State &, Albert st. sark;1-
ra ert. valaki hatulrol nyakah2
szurt egy eleY kessel. 4 talnadh
aztan clmenekiilt sotetsegbcn.
A Scent Erzsebet korhaz orvoSi
AIT mandiak, hoey ha vernlersen.s
vagv egyeb komplikaci6k nom A.
max be, ugy Belfast fel fog
epiilni.
Belfast, ki nos IS ot gyermek
Iapja, keptelen volt tamad6ia ze-'
Inelyleirasat adm, sot ait SEN
t,sasaas.a4lsAas aas- H. assafi
tfeh6r volt-e, s nem tndja ok1t IA:
nj annak, hoey mifrt altarta.t
mcgeyilkolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-11
HAJ0CSERE A HAMBURG-
AMERICAN LINE SZOLGA-
LATABAN

A Hamburg-American Line, a
new york-hamburgi szolgalatban,
XII fogja cserelni a Wuerttemberg
g6z0st a Thuringia nevii gozhaj6-
val, januar S-t6l kezdve, mikor az
ut6bbi Hamburgbol indulni fog.
A Thuringia olaj-eget0, 5000
Tomas halo. Kabinok fol0tt rem
delkezik $50 szemely szamara es
roo ntast szallithat a harmadik
osztalyban. Minden osztalyban
yannak cbedl5-, moi Is dihanyz6-
tcrmek.
Nehany h6nsp mulva a West
phalia, . Thuringia testverhaj6ja,
|cl fog k6sziilni ) be fog Alittatni a
new york.hamburgi szolgalatba
Ext szolgalatot a United Amer.
ican Lines cs a Hamburg Amer
lean Line koz0sen latjak el i min.
den h6ten inditanak haj6kat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-11

Ismet letartoxtattak harom
embert
P. ,. Jones biro az egyik fogolyra,
XII masodizben lett letart6z-
tatva, 1000 dollarnyi bir-
sagot rott XII

William Il. BEIGE prohibici6s
fougyn0k es emberei letart6ztat-
talk Alex Strouss-ot, XII nyolc gal
Ion whiskyt szallitott automobil-
jan. Kes6bb behatoltak Strouss
allit6lagos korcsmajaba is, a w.
Rayen ave. 725. szama alatt, hol
Fucickle es Makaclich bartende-
reket'' fogtak ell.
Bence AIT modnja, hogy Strouss
saloon ia szamos reszre volt
osztva S titkos bejaratokkal biri,
ugy. hogy alig lehctett eszrevet-
lcnIl megkozeliteni. XVIII es h.
I'LL 6rok allottak ha valaki inni
akart, a helyiseg hatso reszebe
kellett mennie. Ha az illeto mem
volt gvanus, eladtak neki whis-
kyt.
Stronssot es ket segedjct a me-
gyei b0rt0nhe zartak. Masnap az
tan Jones bir6 ele allitottak
oket azon vad Matt, hogy alka-
holtartalmu italt arusitottak. q
biro Strousssra, mivel ez masodlk
lily tcrmeszetii kil,agasa volt, kat-
czer dollarnyi birsaeot fott ki, Fu-
|cikckle MakaclicFr,r pcdic
cgyenkint ezer-ezer dollart.
Bcnca-ek eikoboztak Stronss
a,ltomobiljat is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-11
Az ERlE-VASUT
ELlSM ERTE
AZ U Mo 7.
A munkasok kivansagai tel
jesitve lettek
AZ egyezseg november 1-ig sol
es q javit6-miihelyek husz.
eyer allalmazottjara vo-
natkozik

Az Erie-vasuttarsasag v6gre
mcgegyezett javit6- miihelyek
munkasainak szervezeteivek az
errc vonatkoz6 szerz6dest mindket
fel kepvisel3i szerdan irtalS ala.
Az egyeszseg szerint a munka-
sok megkapiak vasuti munka-
iigyi igazgat6sag altal megallapi-
tott bercket es az Erie -tarsasag ei-
ismeri munkasok szervezeteit )
tcljesiti a sztrajkolok k0vetelesGt
a munkaviszonyollat illetoleg is.
A szerz5dest november lie utan
mindkdt fel megsziintctheti 30 ma
pi fclmondas mellett.
A mutt oktoberbcn, mikor az
uniok a nagyobb yasuttarsasagok
ka, megegyeztek. az Erie miiha-
lyeibe is visszatert mintegy 10000
ember. Eek most utolag meg fog
jak kapni AIT a kiil0nb0zetet, mely
a vasuti munkaiigyi igazgatosag
altal megallapitott es az Erie altal
tenyleg fizetett berck kozott fen
all.
A szervezetek kepvisel5je, John
! Dowd sztrsi khiKotfsaai. claak, ki,
jelentettc, hogy az cgyezseg a
sztrajkol6 munkasok teljes gy5-
zc'm6t jclcnti.t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-11
MAGYAR FoaoRvosI IRoDA

DR.. Goldman ilajos fogorvcs
New Yorkbol Yoilngstownba he-
lyezte at iroaaja :, melv legmo-
dcrnebb foenrv- si miiszerekkcl
van felszerelve.
DR.. Goldman. Xxi fiy@re a Cit>
Savings and TruSt Co. idegen-osl
talya altalanosal ismert vezetoi,-
jenek, Goldman sandornak, fog
orvosi oklevelet Il new york. Co!
lege Of Dental and Oral Surgery.
t6l nyerte, Magyarorszagon, Zeml
lenmegyebe nsziilctett magyar
nyelvct folyekonyan beszeli.
Trodajanak cine: 4O5 Wick
Building.
Tudtunkkal d.. Goldman La.
JOS az egyediili fogoryos Youngs.
townban, XII magyarul beszel s
mar csak exert IS melegen aianl.
juk 6t youngstown es kornyeki
magyar k0zons6g szives figyeL
mebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Alulirott ezennel halaS k0Sz1.
netet mondok mindazoknal. alsik
beigazoltaE 6szinte baratsasnliat
es resztyettek elhunyt fiveren},
Box Istvan temctesen kil6n1s
k0szonctet mondck a Pet6fi San,
dor es a Scent Istvan egyletek
tisztvisefoinek es .agjainak az a.
taluk tagtarsuk irant megny;lvae
.nifott reszvetiikert. K0sz6nete!
mondok a k0vetkez6knek azokkxl
a szep koszorukert, amelyekka
elboritottak a koporsot Olajos Ee
rene es csaladja, Koyacs Maria hA-
ziasszonya, aki huen gondozta be-
tegsegeben, Danko Fercnc, a Pet1-
ii cgylet reszer6l es east younss-
town. baratai, alik kozul q koyct-
kez6k adakoztak egy hatalmaa
nagy koszorura Kantor Daniel;
Ajvasz Marion, Safranka Andr&s.,
Csernak Andrass Hagymasi And,
ras, Dndas Gabor, Molnar MihAly.
Tomory Istvan, .P6lya Janos, Ma
gyar Gyorgy, PNya Andras, Cs6p-
Ike Balazs, Bodsl Andras, Fcdor
Andras, Lnkoczky Kalman,. Kana-
Iry Albert, Heeediis Janos, Nemcth
Daniel, Sipos Istvan, Lnkocxlxy
Pal, Urlak Antal Is Bodnar Mi.
Ihaly.
A csalad neyeben II
Dar&zs ul<srS,
sztl. 86k Erzssssete
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-11
A SHEET & TUBE co.
ISMET GYARAPODOTT
Youngstown legnagyobb 0nall6
acelvallalata megvette chicago;
Steel & Tube kompania osszes
birtckait

"a Youngstown Sheet L. Tube
kompania, mclynek east youngs-
town. es hubbard hatalmas gyt,-
raiban ezer es ezer magyar dolgo.
xix, megvette a chicagol Steel (
Tube Co. Of America osszes gya
rait, vaserc- es szenbanyait.
Ezzcl yetellel a Sheet and
Tube Amcrika harmadik legna-
gyobb acelyallalata lett, inert meg
dccemberben megvette a, Brier
Hill Steel Co. itteni 0sszes. birto
kait. Az nj Sheet and Tube evi
aceltermelesi kepessegc 3 millio
100 ezer gross tonna es ICY nala
nal csak U. S. Steel Corporation
es a Bethlehem Steel Corporation
nagyobbak.
a megnagyobbodott Sheet anil
Tube kompania szekhclyc Youngs-
.townban marad es ellen tovabbra is
James A. Campbell fog allani. 4
.vallalat birtokainak osszes erteke
[egy negyed billi6 dollart tesz XII
(25O milli6 dollart.) A vallalat
reszyeny eseinek 60 szazaleka
youngstown lakos..
A Sheet and Tube kompania
Fgyarapodasa okvetlenII Macy fej-
l6dest jelent Youngstown szama-
|ra. A gyar kepes lesz mindenfelc
|aceltcrmekeket olcs6bban cl5alli-
tani es ha kell olcs6bban is adni
les ICY kozel 20 ezernyi mnnkas-
Fhadanak munkaja: alland6sitani.
IA kozel jov0ben, meg talan ez ev
folyaman; a mcgvasarolt Brier
Hill Steel Co. Youngstown telepen
|sokvetlendl III osztalyokat epite.
mex es ICY a varos lakossaga il
szaporodni fog.
Ugyancsak megnagyobbitjals
maid Steel and Tube kompania-
| t6l megvasarolt gyArakat is, anne.
llyek Indiana Harbor, Ind, South
EChicago, Ill, Evanston, III, May
vile, Wis. Ealamazoo, Mich, I.
zaness He, Ohiobsn felszenek
Mint ha1liuk . Sheet ana Tub
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-11
4 MUNKAVISzONYOK
Az iinnepek utan fokozodott az
iizem. Csalnem teljes er6yel
mennek a munkak a j0vo heten

Mint AT mar decemberhen je-
leztik, 1923 j6l kezd6dott es he
ten a Macy vasgyarak iizeme mar
csaknem elerte AIT magas fokot,
amelyen okt6berben es november
ben dolgoztak a gyarak. A jovo
hetre tovabbi Izememelkedes var
hat6 es alighanem a h6nap vege
elott az egesz youngstown vas es
acelkeriilet csaknem teljes iizem-
mel fog dolgozni.
A ESten kiilonoscn emelkedett
a lemezhenger osztalyok es gya-
rak iizeme. A Mahoning v0lgye-
ben a heten 112 henger egyseg ko-
ziil 95 volt iizemben es biztos,
hogy a joy6 heten meg tobb hen
ger fog dolgozni.
A US. Steel Corporation itteni
Carnegie, American Sheet & Tin
plate es American Steel and Wire
gyaraiban csaknem 100 szazalekos
er6vel megy a munka. Az Ohio
Works 1922 2-ben megjavitotta az
open hearth acel produkci6 rekord,
jat, ugyancsak rekordot jayitottak
az Upper es Lower, valamint a
Mel Donald telep bar milljei is.
HetfSn harom most elkesziilt vi
lemezhenger egyseg indult meg a
Newton Steel Co. gyaraban New
ton Fallson es a h6nap vegere meg
ot mill fog elkesziilni. A Repub-
lik Iron and Steel Co. nilesi le-
mczgyaraban heten nyolccal
|tobb' lemezhenger do1gozik. A
Brier Hill Steel Co. meginditott
Eaz Empire telepen negy lemex-
|'hengert. A Youngstown Sheet
land Tube Co.-nal a heten csak
Enyolcs henger dolgozik, de j0y6S
|hetre mind . Is fog menni.
/ Sharpsvillen mar q multi h6ten
begynjtottak a. Shenango Fur
mace Cos most atalakitott koh6ja-
i
|iba, mig agyanakkor laegkssdtek
| i Republic Iron and Steel 20,
l1Sl6ban kpillt Hall koh6j4nal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-11
.zIRARI
VIH'ONY )
JAVULNAK
EFT jeleliti 4 kereskedelmi
miniszterium
AZ iizleti eiet teljesebb fellendiile-
senek f6akadalya vasutak
hianyos fslAzerel9se, kilo-
n0sen teherkocsikban

A kereskcdelmi miniszteritlm
most kiadott jelentese szerint az
ipari es zletitevekenyseg orszag-
szcrte az alland6 javuIas jeleit ml-
tatja. Mindig tobb es t0bb en-
bert alkalmaznak kiil0nb0zS
iparagakban, a vaslhak bevetelei
is emelkednek hcgy az altalanos
javusas eddig nagyebb meretil
mem volt, annak f6leg vasutak
hianyos felszerelese az Okla.
Az dlctsziiksfgleti cikkek ara
mintegy 5 szazaldkkal emelkcdctt
1921 noyembcre 6ta.
A vasutak bevetclei a legmaga-
sabbak voltak 1921 oktobere 6ta.
A munkaskereslet is altalaban
emelkedctt. AZ Egyesiflt Ala
mok munkaszcrz6 szolgalata jelcn-
Ii, hogy kiilonb0zo iieynoksegek-
mel tobb iiresedes volt nyilvan-
tartva, mint ahanv munkas jclent-
kezett, alkalmazast kcresve.
A legnagyobb javulas a kovet-
kezS iparagakban eszlelhetS: cpl
tes, syapjusz6vfsf vas IS acel IS
-nFefskS Sosaj. ssxkkass sss.--...- - $4,000
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-11
HETFoN BAL LEsz


Hetf6n este a nemregen alakull
Kossnth Basket Ball csapat tart
ia els6 baljat a Kossuth K0r nagy
tcrmeben. A mulatsagra az ifju-
sag erosen kesziilodik es a rende-
zoseg nagy meglepetest tartogat
a vendegek reszere.
A Kossuth K0r vasarnapi gyiil6,
sen 0r0mmel hallottak tagok,
hogy az egylet keszpenz vagyond
ez evbcn k6zel 400 dollarral sza
porodott.
Elhataroztak, hogy januar 90
en- "Oregek baljat" tartjak nagy-
szerii, tcljes ciganyzene mellett "a
Kor nagytermebcn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-11
{. SAL0 v
HOTELJE
LEECET I
A tiizet zsir meggyuladasa
okozta
A szonszedos Nash-epiilet is ell
pusztult a tiiz a Powers
blockot er0sen megron.
galta. A kar $500, 900

Vasarnap reggcl fel harom ora
kor tiiz tamadt y. Phelp, stree
ten lev0 Salow-felc hotel konv-
hajaban ugy ez, mint a szomsz.-
dos Nash-fele 6piilet telicsen le-
egett. "A Powers-block is Macy
tiiZkart szenvedett.
A ,tiizct zslr meggyuladasa
olozta.
Az 0sszes kar k0riilbcliil $780,
O00-ra rug, mely reszbcn mcgte-
riil biztositas folytan.
A hotclben tiiz kaletkezese-
mex idejfben mintegy otven sze-
belly aiudt, Xix haloruhak ban me-
nckiiltck a h6val boritott utcara.
4 icegctt hotel tulajdonosa, r.
Salow, Greg korira hivatkozva,
kijclentette, hogy a szallodat va
l6sziniilce mem focja ismet felepit-
tctni.
A varosi tanac, azzal az eszme-
vel foglalkozik, hogy takarekos
Isaei okokb6l lesaallitsa-e a tiizol.
t6k letszamat is minteey 80 f6vel
A Salow-fele ho.cl dg6sc bizony-
sag rea, hogy a 'iizoltolegdnysfa
aazszi issas naiasea :ls5
yctkezmenyekknl iakna
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-11
vERHovAY 1os


4 verhovay Scgtlyesylet 108-ik
fiokjanak tagjait felkerjiik, hogv
ez evi elso gyiilesiinkon jelenjenek
meg ref. egyhaz .syiilestermfbrn
vasarnap delutan 2 6eakor.
Ugyancsak kerjiik az 0sszes
verhosay sziil6kct, hogy allitsak
be gyermekeiket a fiok gyer,nek-
csztalyaba, amelynek mar 81 tag
ia van.
Frisk0 Janos es Frisko Janosne
meg 1922-ik evi szeptember h6
3O-an, elbocsatasukat kerelmeztak
a 251-ik fi6kt6l 1O8-ik fiokhoz,
de meg idaig nem jelentkeztek.
A kovetkez6 gyiilisen jelentkezze-
mex, kiilonben fiiggesztve lesznek.
Hoffer Andras, elnok.
Menyhsrt Janos, titkar.