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The Connecticut labor news., 1923-02-16
ELECTIONS A SHAM.

Officially, the worker votes for his delegates to the local Soviet, or council. Communists and reliable i,'non-party men are chosen. Since no responsible Soviet official pretends democracy exists here, 1t is not surprising that elections are mere fornalities The worker Is bonbarded with propaganda and the steam roller bounds over in old Tam many Hall fashion The Soviets have a way of sending Anarchists, Left Social Revolutionaries and others opposed to them to far away places.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-02-16
OUR COURTS AND THEIR POWER The First of a Series of Comments by New York Supreme Court Justice
 An Irresponsible Rulership
By JOHN FORD,

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The Connecticut labor news., 1923-02-16
OPPOSE HANDCUFF LAW.

Charleston, w. Va, Feb. I6.-Trade unionists in this state are opposing a "can'tstrike" law, introduced in the West Virginia legislature by Senator Arnold, The governor favors this handcuff legislation, as does every anti-union mine owner and other be- ievers in private armies to administer law in this state.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-02-16
BEAUTIFUL RUSSIA!
 BEAUTIFUL MOONSF4INE!

Samuel Spewack, special correspon- dent of the New \ 1ork World, rambling around Russia, writing a series of articles about what he sees, writes the following in one article:
 The cold fact is the Soviet working man is little better off than the unen- frightened slave of the old fashioned coal operator or the grasping Steel Trust. In the last analysis he has as little to say in the management of the industry. He doesn't own" the factory. He gets none of the profits, if there are any, The World correspondent listened to both sides of the story; that of the execu- tive, that of the workingman. Here is what he learned 'indisputable facts:
 The average salary of the skilled me- chanic in factories running at almost pre-war nor1nal-and there are several such in the city-is less than $1O a month. A minimum of $50 month is needed for a bare living in this city.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-02-16
CASHING CHILDHOOD.

It would seem to De clear, in fact we have the decision of the Supreme Court recently rendered, that this matter of child labor, under the ex- isting constitution, is a matter for local regulation, and we submit that that system has been one of the great elements in the prosperity of this country-Everett P. Wheeler, Amer ican Constitutional League,
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-02-16
BIG TYPEWRITER PROFITS.

New cork, Feb. 1o.-The Under wood Typewriter Company reports a profit of $I5.o2 a share on it's $o,ooo,- 900 common stock, as compared with $Io.I4 per share the previous year.
 These profits are after funds have beer set aside for depreciation, taxes, and preferred dividends.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-02-16

Union Men Attention! If you want union goods you go to a place of business that supplies the union articles you want. Therefore if you want union news you should subscribe to THE LABOR NEWS.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-02-16

READ THE LABOR NEWS.
, 1923-11-08
TELEGRAMS.
CIT TDnlV O. AnTnN

Csblenz, Nov. 4th.-A protest against
the British attitude toward the Sepa-
ratists in the Cologne area was sent ty
joseph Matthes to Lord Kilmarnock,
member of the Rhineland High Commits
sion, but the communication was re-
turned unopened. Matthes announced
today that he would take further action
to show the resentment of the Separa-
lists agains the attitude of the British.
One S2paratiSt ia Cologne already has
been sentenced to four months impri-
sonment by the British court martial.
He was convicted of being in the zone
contrary to. the British regulations. 9th
err Separatists are awaiting trial
Sofio, Nov. 4th. Colonel Krastich, the
Jugo- SIav military attache here, was
savagely attacked on Friday night by
three armed men in his Office. The CT
lionel was badly injured about the head:
The trio gained admittance on a pretext
of handing over an important OCCUR emf.
, 1923-11-08
LOCAL

The sloop "Carib" arrived this morn
ing from Porto Rico with a cargo of
lumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11
DIVORCE RECORD

Suits for divorce in King county.
filed Thursday. were as follows:
Emma Holland against George Hol-
land, cruelty: Milo W. Kimm against
Louisa Kimm. desertion; Olga Lesella
against Matt Leselle. cruelty; Cath
crime Wysowsl<i against Frank r.
Wysowski. cruelty; William Cailison
against Lnta NJ Callison. desertion.
Divorces were granted to Helen
+. o'Neil from William C. O'NeiI. c.
NJ. condin from Georgia Condin,
Frances z. Greenwood from Jas. c.
Greenwood. Ellen Il. Wilson from
William L. Wilson. Ernest C. vierow-
from Anna V. ViSrow. Aura May
Simpson from John Simpson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Residence. Age.
shirton. Joseph K. Everett :. Legal
Ames. Jennie b. Everett .... Legal
Harrison. Ebert r.. Everett. Legal
Thomas. Eva D.. Los Angeles. Legal
Payne. Richard F.. Seattle al
Snow, Elizabeth ~. Seattle ......17
stewart Edward J., Minter-
brook 80. Legal
Woicott Ina w. Minterbrook Legal
Remmert. Edwin T.. Pendleton.
vi. Legal
Martyr, Dorothy NJ. Seattle Legal
Ludington. Hildrouth D.. Sc
sltie Legal
Henson. Bertha NJ. Seattle -. Legal
Thomas. Ben r. Seattle .......a4
Northey, Olive. Seattle .........21
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11
IA BERRY AND POULTRY
FARMS
5 LANDS NO LEASE

10 AcREs; GOOD BUILDINGs:
close-in. fine Tor tomatoes. sweet
corn. peas, beans, etc. T. J. Cooper
Co, 1919 r. q. Htnlth Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11
PHONE WEST ol9s

QUEEN ANNE BUILDING LOT
40R1O0, on Warren ave, near New
ell. east front. fina Wow: aaaeaa-
ments paid In full: $3.50; terms.
Owner. Main 1857 or Kenwood
G383.
SEE THIS 6-ROOM. WE'LL BUILT
home. largo bedroom. closet
fireplace: breakfast nook: base
nicnt; laundry; view. garden.
berries. large lot Car y block.
Terms: leaving. make offer. own.
ett Mefroao 5I2E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11
$5,65O-$5OO Cash
as First Payment
rwo aoop HoME LIZ

Large modern three-room colonial
California bungalow. GENE {
foundation. Ko0d-aiEod front
porch. garage. kitchen with built
In features large bedroom with al
cove. bath complete, gondvriErd
living room. $4,000 each. balance
$50 per month including interest
Price only tg.gt0OQ subject 10
about 5000 street assessments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11
David P. Eastman

1924 Third Ave. Phone Main 1851.
A GENUINE BARGAIN IF TAKEN
At ONCE
A good 5-room house with bath.
modern except furnace: beautiful
lawn and fine garden: 1 acre OF
ground. nicely located ] block from
paved street. IS bearing fruit
trees, apples. pears. cherries,
piums. poultry houses. garage.
viii sell at a sacrifice on account
Of leaving the city.
CALL. OWNER. Phone Sunset 5a5s.
$50 CASH FIRST PAYMENT
AND sfs PER MONTH WILL BUY
Dandy large Groom cottage with
porchcs, grand view: near Elmer
son school: fenced: garden: large
lot. No. 57li Victor 81. between
57th and b9th ayes. S. only 1850:
$50 down. StS a month. c. X
Sturtevant, owner. 2t7 Marion
Bldg. Main 1907.
NEW BROOM COTTAGES ON ACRE
tracts. fronting on main highway,
with city water. light and phone
seryices very easy payment and
terms. See Mr. Chandler, corner
Goth 8. w. and Spokane ave.
PHONE WEST oi9s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11
ahh 90

A compiet. now modern thrre-roon
bungalow on big lot 60xi2b 70
alley. 2 short blocks from car.
compists plumbing IN bathroom.
Kitchen with built-in features.
closet. living room with hardwood
floors and huiit-in wall bed. fair
sized dirt basement Only $500
cash, balance t2s71 per month In
Guiding interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11
DEATHS

Kelley. jeremiah E., 81 years.
Richardson. infant.
Brnadlc. Katherine. infant
RrAnnap infant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

Births IN their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Richardson, Arthur A.. 3et3 Carr pi,
girl
Thuriow. Norman Earnest. 1910 18th
ave S. w. girl
Bodvin. Edward. s5fs 18th ave. s.
W., girl.
Howke John o.. 1920 AK ave. boy.
Pinnoek. Ernest G., 1905 Z. Denny
way. girl.
Davis. c. Edwin. ALA z. Caller st,
boy.
Bratrude. Karsten. $50 sard ave n.
E. boy.
North. George. SIS a7th ave. girl.
siEnrdson. John. 672a 2srd ave n.
w. girl
Lepse. Henry H. 27o2 W. e7th st.
girl
Lee John J. ss15 s7th ave. S. W.
boy.
Keith, Waiter stanwood. sl25 N. Stat
st, boy.
Penner Gustave Adolph, West SCI
rIri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11
IARr rnnrsr pAnx

BAkE FVHFST FNTfk
For sale or trade ~ acres cleared.
Groom house. garage. modern
poultry and brooder houHsH: bear
ing fruit trees. berries. shrubbory;
water and electric lights in every
building: 500 feet from paving:
unobstructabie view OF Lake
Washington and Mount Rainier.
$4,000 Terms. Call Mr.. NEAR
thur. Kenwood 4sf4-J-L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11
Sc CHATTEL AND COL
LATERAL LOANS

Workingman's Loan Co.
Organized to make loans to SAL
AIRED people and HOUSE,
note; no security or indorsers.
LOANS also on FURNITURE.
PIANOS. etc. See us for a quick
loan. No waiting.
1907 SEABoARD BLDG.
Tenth Floor Fourth and Pike.
LOANS ON FURNITURE. AUTOS,
salaries. 500 Pion'r b.. op. Totem D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11

s-RooM MODERN BUNGALOW, TO
gether with three 50xfz4-foot lots:
room for : more houses. This
property Is being offered at a big
sacrifice for quick sale. Every
thing In except paving: property
IS located on 23rd ave. w; good
view and close in For Informal
ton and terfns inquire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-11
a TNYERT1nATr

These houses and the ehsapes, sor
iso-foot lots ia West Seattle.
ranging I'm price from f2Th0N %
$4,000. some with unohstructed
View. $50 % cash. and 1900 per
month. or n you want 20 get away
from high rents. and huiid a little
temporary homo. viii take $40
down and tin per month. Take
MUGS 70 West juneau Street
Branch office AZ sos California
Avenue. next 10 the store on the
left hand side. open Sundays and
evenings Phone West Oies.
n g TURNER REAL ESTATE co.
1le HpEe Eide Annex. rh. Main 1tss
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
A PRAGAI EXPOzE

mndnr0 szo ami mines mindenro halgat ami Be-
kugymnszcr besedenek gye reszetee klonben fonte
sabb hangnem ahogyan ke aamnak egymahoa vaio
szonyaro nyakoz Haozervnk erzkenyebb lett baratsag
eensege ndua nua rant am6ta maganyosan arunk ko
dasbo orszagujn ahogyn kvert alat fe vm kulonos
0rvenyn fogva bzton megerz mertf6deken tut fe
nyegG vezedeme avagy bztos a6kot Ez o halasunk
sete vnk bszedb6l hanyzanek a6rzett gy
l0let eddigele meg mndig esze melekz0ngeje.
Nos oka beszet aro ami ninc Egesz komolyan fol-
eml megcafo hatarnciensek gyyeres bandak ia
nadasat akessag ellen ceh aampogarok jogosulat
fogvatasat Magyarorszagon uzemeke be
ellen erszakos acok bzonyos kaona nezkede
amyek vegge szelemmel eentetbn alanak
Nit mondiunk vdakrol? K hz ell Benesnek hogy
yedtelen fegyvereensegeben
beke mebonaara Ok provoknak Ok tartak
horonokbn testvrek Ok mozgosoa Ok ehetetlenek le
eonariuoka szmben amennyben nncenek 6vetsgben eek
kel a furcsa ARCHAEOLOGICAL
beszednek mask arr6l algat ami van ranon
pona ame mas knteben is nemzekoz szente
t nyert ksebbsegek vedeme sol Magyar verenknek po-
ka tarsaami leksmere szabadagjogait abba tapoda
ormany es Benesne ncser amkor osokat ell
vedemee keene Pdg Magyarorsag s Csehorszag
ktt csak melegedhek fol vszony ha keres jog
ertelmeben sztazodo Halgassunk arro ann ncs eszehh
arro ami van rgon ouhat 20 szomszedsag real
poiitikaa-S Oral Ujsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
~ EGYLETI hALAUZ
MUNKAS BEfEGSEGBLYz6 Es ONKEPzo
SZERVEZET 40. oSzTALYA

ElnOk IIomolya Istvan, aelnok Beres Janos,
penztarnok Turner J6zsef, penziigyi titkar
Spitk6 Sander (417 Wallace st), iegyz6
Hauzer Andras, clcn0r0k: Olcsinyi Janos es
Weltner Akos.
IIiv orvos: DIR. Fuzi Pal IIome Saw
inss. Bldg.). Rcndei6 6rak: 1.tol Big es 7-t5l
Sig
Gyulescit tartja miaden h6 3.ik vasaraap-
Jan dGlutau 2 0rakor a kossuth k0r helyi.
s6g6ben.
Betegseg6yz6 tagja lehet miuden err.
kolcsileg kfogastalan ferfi IS n5.munkas.
Ferfiak 'l6 Is As, n6k pedig 16 Is 4ois
eleteyuk kGzOtt vehetGk fell Beiratasi dij
pipcs, csak S4 forgalra t0kc fizctend5 be,
iaciy osszeg kilcp6s cset6n visszafizettetik
A tagok jogai azon napt0l kezd6dnek, me
lyen k6zponti int6z6-bizotts&g felv6teli
ivet helybcnhagyta 6s lattamozta. Betesse.
getyl ad az csoportbclicknck. vagyis .
fdrfiaknak, $l2.t hetenkint 25 hetig es SGT
hctenkint 25 hetig 6s ha tag Inly toyabb
betes, kGzpontt6l rendkiyili seeelyben re.
szesul; moi tagok, vagyis a 3 csoportbe.
lick, SGT kapnak hctcnknt 25 hetig IS
s4.5o-t hetenkint % h6tis Is moi tagok
is hosszas betcgs6gn6l rcndkiviili seg6lybcn
reszesulnck A segelyfizetts o betegseg
5-ik napiatol kczdGdik.
Havi illctek kivet6s szerint fizcttctjk.
IIalalesctnel $500 tcmetkezesi osszeget
fizet a szervezet Ftrfi tagok ncjeik utarl,
escten $50 tcmctkczesi koltsegben r6szesTl.
mex es ha mindketten tagjai, ugy $3.50 fizet.
tetik temctkczesi Ljltsegre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
YOUNGSTOWN KOsSUTH K6ZMUvELO
DfsI EGYESULEr.

Hrogi Igne eln0k, Deak Pal alelu6k, Ju.
hasz J9uos titkar, pabich Desc pepztaruok,
Gsgyi Janos Gs BGpyci s.aszl6 cllcn6r0k A
hazalap pGnztdrnoka Gurtner Adolf. Trus.
teck: B6nyei Laszlo, Brogli Ignac, Molnar
Mihaly.
Az e9slet celia magyar tarsadalmi slst
eejlesztesc, tsgiaipak ss6rakoztatass Is .
magyar aycly fejlesztsse o. meg6yass. Tart
o6pies felolyasasokat IS tervbe van we've
angel iskola nyitass is. Az egylet helyis&se
nyitya minden este tagok resz6re K5nyY-
tarhsszn&lat es egyeb ss6rakozasok klisnak
. tagek rendelkezes6re.
Tagsagi dij ferfiaknak $4,0O f6leyenkint.
n6k tagsas dija $500 feleyenksnt. -
Bekll6si dij fcrfiaknak $500, n1knsk $l.oo,
Is rendes fel6yi tagsayi dij.
Gyileseit tartjn minden h6nAp eis5 Va.
sarnapjan = i24 East Federal Etrestan
ley6 sajat belyis6g6ben. e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
poLGkRos1TAs1 vIzsaAK

E h6nap. 18-an, 19-en, 20-an, q.
en- es 23-an ismet polgarositasi
vizsgak lesznck a megyehazan, q
pittsburghbol celb6l ideerkez5
vizsgaztato biztos el5tt.
Ez alkalommal t0bb, mint 80
polgadjeldlt fog vizsgazni, akik
koz0tt ez alkaIommal keves ma
gyar. Csak H. A vizsgara a
polgarjel0ltnek egyedul kell men,
nie IS mem kell a tanuit magaval
vinni. A jel6ltek jol teszik, ha
azon a napon, amelyilSre behivtak.
lehet3leg reggcl 9 ora el5tt jelent-
keznek a County Clerk hivatala-
ban, inert ha elobb j0nnek, kisebb
sorszamot kapnak, mi pedig AIT
jelenti, hogy el6bb vizsgaltatjak
lie 0ket, mint a kesobb jelenkez3-
ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
A YOUNGSTOWN SCENT 1sTvAN KI-
RALYROL ELNEvRzETT Rom. rs cor.
KATH. TEdPLoMI Es BETEGsEGEIYzo
EGYLET
Alapittatott 1901 augustus 25-6n

Eln0k Horvath Istvan, SIT Rose ST., Au-
tomato 1889, aleln0k Macy Jozsef, jegyz6
Mixich Gaspdr (P. o. Box I'll, Youngstown
o., kihez minden az egyletet erdekl6 level
kildend6) p6nztarnok Czene Gabor, p6nz.
iigyi titkdr Palatinus J6zsef, beteglatogatd
ollen6r Horvath Istvan, betegiatogat6k: Brier
Efillen Ksh AndrasnG 6s Dankovch Lajos,
Stecltonon Pallai Andrasn6 es Ferenczi Ist-
van, South Side-on Czene Gab0r es Darags
Iilesn6 Albert streeten Rodzas Janos, Hasel-
tonban Vas Istvanne es Laczo Istvan, East
Youngstownban Walter Janos. Bizottsagi ta-
gok: ifj. Galambos Gyorgy, Bodzas JanOs,
Palyo JOSEF 6s Jurista Istvan. Trusteek !:
Horvath Istvan, Benish Andras Is Jurista
Istvan. Nagybizottsagi tagok: Turner 10,
zsef IIabedasz Gusztav, Jurista Istvan es
Naey J6zsef. Gyermekosztaiy ugykesel6i I:
pcnish Andras es Darazs Frigyes.
Gyiil6scit tartja minden no els6 vasarnap-
jan Kossuth k6zmd.el6d6si Egyesulet ter
mebcn. l24 East Federal ST., delutan ORA
t0l kezdye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08

Sir Ernest Bulge, a British
Museum egyiptomi es assyriai re-
gisegtaranak Ore, felhivJa IL
yyeimet ARA a hasonlosagra,
meiy kinaial1 mostani temctke-
zesi modja Is azon temetkezesl
mod k0z0tt fenall, mely az egyip-
tomiaknal cvczredekkel Krisztus
.sziiletese cl0tt szokasban volt !;
vagyis, hogy elelmiszereket he
lyeznek a sirba feltamadas ide-
jere.
Sok talalgatasra ad okot az a
koriilmeny, hogy mi fog tortenni
a talalt kincsekkel. T0rveny
szerint azok laz egyiptomi kor-
many tulajdonat kepezik; de IA
szokas az, hogy a cairoi muzcum
igazgat6ja kivalasztja talalt tar
gyak felet, mask felet pedig meg
hagyja a felfedezonek. Az utob.
bi id0ben azonban csak nagyon XII
csi ertekkel biro targyakat enge-
dett at a kutatoknak. Lehet azon-
ban, hogy ebben az esetben b6-
keziibb lesz az igazgato, nehogy
clvegye a kedvet a tovabbi kuta-
tasokra vallalkozo tudosoknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
A KOZONsEG ESSZERt FOG
TISZTIToT KIVAN

Ugylatszik, hogy mindennap va
lamely u.jabb fogtisztit6t hirdet-
mex. Nemelyek eek k0ziil meg
kiserlik fogakat surolas altal tisz
titani. Masok viszont eros vegyi-
szereket tartalmaznak, melyek
mcgserthetik fogakat es az inye
ket.
A k0z0nsec, mint yizsgalatol1
bizonyitiak, teljesen artalmatlau
alkot6reszeket tartalmazo fogtisz-
tit6t 6hajt.
"a FOCAL sno,axanal m6a;a ,,
,,a;a e,.,,,,. eaaa.,,as Co. -.
tol, T;..ts,, to,l ..a,-.t t.nta,,; },
1s+oln,. r.dvsa,nt aa,raL foaa,s
80. ,',,a.,s,. ,,assat. -
ben fopba ;okat. i fooaknak ia
fo,tisztit6va, vald kefelese etke.
zes utan Is lefekves elStt. iobb TO-
yakat Is ;obb epeszseeet ielent.
A fogorvos mem szivesen huzza ki
fogakat. Inkabb szeretne eg6sz.
seges allapotban tartani azokat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
AZ EAST YOUNGSTOWNI /. TkT0FI
sANDoR MAGYAR BErResH0ttIz6
EgTLEr

Eln0k Horvath Rafael, alcln0k Cseh Mi
hals, jesys6 saghy Ignac, titkar Borsh Fe
rene t2sl Robinson rd, u. Youngstown, o.,
pdnztarnok Smidth IstyaD, p6nztdri ellenGr
Lukoyszki Pal. Harmas bizottsdg: Cseh J6.
zscf, RACE Mihaly, varga J6asef. Betegld-
togat6k F6d6 Istsan, Racz Mihaly Timdr
Janesn6. Haseltonban kaposi Andras. pot
tagok: Kelemen Gy6rsy. Polsary James
zaszl6tartb. magyar: -Keszler Ferenc 6s Ke-
lcmen Gydrsy, amcrikai: Rorsh Ferenc, Var
ga JOSEF. Ajtd6r: VtkAsi Nihaly es y XII.
rely Istpan:e Trusteek: Hiss Mikes, 10th
Lajos. 49, ..
Havi gyiil6seit tartja mipdcp h5 negeydik
ssssrnspjaa Crow hailban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
yoUNuJTowNT Es K0RNvEKI MA.
GYAR EGYLETEK rs EGYHAzAK A.
LANDO NAGY8IZoTTSAGA

nagybizottsag gylleseit esetr0l-esetre
tisztikar hivja egybe. Tisztikar az 1920.
eyre: Eln6k Geressy Sander, aleln5k0k
Haboddsz Gusztav 6s Balask6 Gy0rgy, titkar
Horvath Istvan, penztarnok Macy J6zsei,.
nagybizottsag k0telekebe a kovetkez6 egy.
hazak es egyletek tartoznak: Scent Istvan
rom. katholikus esyhas. Reformatus egyaz,
SIT. Gyorgy g0r..kath. egyhaz, Verhovsy egy.
let los.ik fi6kja, SGT. Is.yan egylet. Ref.
Ferfi Egyiet, Reformatus MOI Egylst, Kos
suth K0zmuveUdes Egylet, Magyar Beteg-
segeiyz6 Egylet, Benwoodi Szuz Maria
Ggylet 4.ik fi6kia East YouDgstownbau, .
Pet6fi San6or Egylet East YounGstownban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
E. YOUNGSTOWN, o.
vERHovAY SEGHLYEGYLET 3aa-IK
fIoKJA, EAST YOUNGSTOWN, o.
Al,lnyt 1o,o sznn.ol -,
Alakult 1919 september 1,6n

Elnok koleszar Janos, alelnUk Heryath Ra
fael pcnztarnok Tomcsawi Geza, titkar
keszer Ferenc (Box 355 East Youngstown,
o., iegyz6- Cseh Mihaly, p6nztari eilen5r Mol.
mar Wendell Bcteglatogat6k: G3nczi J6zscf,
10th GyGrgy, noi beteglatosat6 Szalai. To-
rencne. Haromtagu bizottsag: Marczin And
ras, Lcsnyaczki Istvan, Gulyas Simon, fajt66r
Dndas Mihaiy, trusteek: F5d6 Istvan, G..
Cseh Mihly, Tomcsanti Geza.
-Gyulcscit tartja mindcn h6nup masodix
vasarnapjan d6iutan 6rakor a Cerw hall.
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
A NEW BRUNsWICKI (N. J.) SCENT
IMRE HEROIC BETEGsEGELYzo EGYLEr
DIX szAMu YOUNGSTOWN F1oKJA.
Alapittatott 1919 julius sen.

Alapitatott 1919 julius sen.
Eln0k So6s II. Janos aleln0k Roman And
ras, p6nztarnok G6nczyt Mihdly, jcgyz6 es
titkar Redovny Janos CESS Jackson st., +.
Youngstown, o., f6elien6r Grosz Istyan,
elen6rok: Gy6ri Mihdly Tacsik Gy0rgy, GAS
bizottsag: Riczu Janos, Kiss Istyan, Hosdik
Istvan, beteglatogat6 East Youngstownbsn
Gy6ri Mihaly, Steetonban Poznaia Janosne
(15p4 Butler STD es Hozaik Istydn, Albert
streeten s. Ili6s Istvan (l212 Hill st), ajt66r
Fedor Janos
Az cgylet 1000 dollar belalesetet, heti
dollar betegseg6l.t fizct. A hayi dij 75c.
Gyulcseit tartja minden 6els5 yasarnsp-
jan az Atldta Klub hclyisagcben. 33S IL w.
Federal St., dGutan 2 6rakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
a BENW0oDI. ". VA, Szitz NARIA
NAGYAReK PATRokAJA Rom. lis q0R.
KAFA. I, MAazAR BETEGSHGELYxO
HGY4Er EAST TQUNGsToWNI A-IK

Einyk lukoyszkyY PAL, slelnok L.jincr
Istyan, ieVz61 raitok sMikl6s. titkar Fshxr
Jsnes R.a 2. sHoxtss East Yeppgstovn,.
szdmyizsgal6 ss6lldsi MihAly, titEari elgspdr
Nipsu Jsnes, p6ttagok; Kiss IstyAn, RACE
Mihaly es Boroczki Jozsof. .betosl6toss46s:
Histucs Mlhlly, lit Reed aye.5 6s Msioros
lstyAn, la6 Adam St., zAszl6tsrtdk; Sstsps
kS JsFsef es Frspss6cs4l ! Fersnc lpssysF),
Gszs6 josef q Desk6ayI Hcrtslsp (sWeri:
kaD, ait6dr0k: i'd Lctnha ADtsl 81 Kpfcs
pAros Japss, seyicti gazda: Gyetvai Jtpo4,
Gyai6aet .tartia nipdsn h6 sisS ~eskr
atpj4n : Craw.ttls hAnbaa,