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Evening star., 1923-02-09
BROWN TOPS GOLFERS.

PlNEHCEST, " c, February >
Russell Brown of Lake Champlain
and Montclair led a field of about 1o3
players in the qualifying round of the
nineteenth annual st. Valentine
tournament yesterday with q round
of 39-36-15.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
HARDING. G.O'LEARY MATCH
IN 1912 GETS REFEREE

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, February
G-(;ov. r. &. McRae today had an
appointment to net as referee mt n
golf match to he played In WASH
ington. ID. e.. April II. 1912. be-
tween President Harding and Dan
O'Leary, veteran pedestrian. On
that date the President would be
scvcnty-eiEht yenrs old. the gov
ernOr ninety-one md Mr.. O'Lenry
1O2. The pcdestrian, now on
walking tour, declared the Presi-
dent had agreed to the match.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

after any one OF these things hap
pen it Is discontinued dribble
9. An opponent throws the ball. 1t
hits my back and rolls out of bounds.
Whose ball is it out of bounds?
A. AS you caused the ball to go
out of bounds. 1t is opponents ball.
g. Was soccer bali first used for
basket ball?
A. Yes. In fact, the origina! rules
were based on soccer regulations
Evening star., 1923-02-09
CLASH FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
TOFOLLOW JOHNSON BOUT
Rckard Confident Jess Will Win sCharity'' Mill, But
fFloyd Should Win He Will Be Pitted Against
Gibbons, Firpo and Then Dempsey.
BY FAIR PLAY.

EW YORK February 9Thre angles to this Jess VIII
Johnston charity fight than there to
lightning But the first thing that works
the dope dateune So Catch 1t:
It's Put bet
tawat pot O together
big inside \ lot
nbohood Of two there only one lex
will between
champion exchampon And it's Snowman that gives
Evening star., 1923-02-09
PIRATES GET G. OESCHGER.

PITTSBURGH February 9.-Goorcc
Oeschger. brother of Joe Oc&chGcr.
pitcher for the Boston Nationals. has
signed Il contract with tho Pittsburgh
Nationals. Oeschgcr is a right-hand
pitcher. and was Il star of the st.
Mlry's College Oakland. Calif.) team.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

hand az he dragged it back over the
sharp barbs.
Feat Talked OF for Months.
That catch was talked about for
months. I have never seen another
like II. II showed marvellous judg-
nrent or distance, accuracy and un-
usual courage.
An odd aftermath to that catch is
that while | was talking about il one
night on the train with some of the
New York base ball reporters in 1905
one of them spoke up.
Mac" he said your memory is
certainly accurate | was a boy of
Evening star., 1923-02-09
pEEEPEE.S DECISION

Players who are best Informed Oh
rules contend that there is no un-
playable lie in golf but the official
rules would recognize this lie as un-
playable, I think. The rules say that
IF a ball be deemed un-
playable by the player he shall play
his next stroke as near az possible
to the spot from which the ball is
deemed unplayable, adding one pen
atty stroke to the score for the hole.
Copyright, John F. Ollie co.,
Evening star., 1923-02-09
TOMMY GIBBONS SIGNS
TO BATTLE MCAULIFFE

CINCINNATI, February 9.-Negotia-
tions have been closed for a fifteen
round bout to a decision between
Tommy Gibbons. the st. Paul heavy
weight. and Jack McAuliffe of Detroit
Manager Eddie Kane Of the former
who is here. has announced.
The contest will be STAGED in Madi.
son Square Garden. New York, and
the winner Will meet the, victor in
the Willard.F Floyd johnson scrap.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
ROSCOW IS DEFEATED.

NEW YORK, February 9.-Chsrles
j. Stefnbugler defeated DR.. Richard
NJ. Roscow OF Baltimore in the third
game of the national class r 1872
balkline billiard championship tour
nament, 200 to 161, averaging S-24.
" it'll high runs OF 20, 10 and II.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
LEADS ELKS' BOWLERS.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. February o.
Fred G. Smiths Elks of Milwaukee
Wis, with score of 2,S51, went into
first place in the Elks' national bowl
ing tournament here.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
BOWLING EVENT STARTS,

ST. PAUL, Mimi, February s.-The
annual tournament of the 1nterna-
tional Bowling Association opened
here today with bowlers from all
parts of the middle west entered in
events that will continue until Feb
ruary 10.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
GRAPPLE FOR HONORs.

LEXINGTON. Va. February o.
Washington and Lees wrestling team
will take on the Virginia Tech crap
piers in the first meet Of the season
for the Generals when they go to
Blacksburg tomorrow.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
READ GOLF CODE. FOLLOW
1T. IS ADVICE OF BYERS
Ey the Associated Press

MIC AGO February 9arng obtained uniformity golf
I America Frederic Bycrs. Coli
Association writing in Pittsburgh la, one OF
the most sirabe things
player should adhere
to the 1ink eachy
Evening star., 1923-02-09
OWNER GRANT REPORTED
WILLING TO SELL BRAVES
Some Investor Believed Likely Take Over One of
! the Hubs Tailenders as Cost of Winner
Usually Is Prohibitive
BY JOHN b. FOSTER.

EW fURk, February Odd Lady Rumor hit today with
another bit of regarding the possibilities sale Of
of the Boston clubs This franchise
George Washington Grant presiding angel of the Boston Nationals
quoted whether accurately he
might consider exchange cash, bills
Evening star., 1923-02-09
SCHALK GETTING READY.

CHICAGO. February 9.--Ray Schalk,
catcher for the Chicago American
League club, has returned TO Chicago
after a three month rest at his home
in Litchfield, ILL.,, and has started con-
ditioning for the coming season.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

eighteen then and was sitting in the
bleachers that day, just in the spot
whore ] would have got the ball II
keeler hadn't caught it
And a. funny thing about that, ne
added, II was asked about that catch
by one of the base ball writer's that
night. When I read the stories In
the paper the next day 1t gave me
the notion of becoming base ball
writer myself"
HoOper's Remarkable Play.
Another great catch that I remem-
ber very we'll was made by Harry
Hooper in that sensa tional game be-
tween the Giants and the Red SoN
which decided the world championship
in 1912.
We were in good position to win
when Josh Devore got on first. Larry
Doyle got hold of one and sent a long
drive tearing toward right center that
bore Il hOme-run label.
There was IL little fence about three
feet high in front of the bleacher
crowd out there-an overflow. Harry
Hooper darted for the ball. Seeing
that it would clear the fence. he leap
ed back ward. caught the ball and fell
over the little fence into the crowd.
But for that catch I am certain the
Giants would have won. II would
have changed the whole complexion
of the game and there would have
bttIi no oHBci loI tlte Nv "
plays that spelled havoc-Merkle fail
ing to catch the foul back Of first base
and Snodgrass making the muff i'll
center.
Cunning hams Great Catch.
Another great catch of more recent
date was that of Bill Cunningham
when he caught that terrific long fly
OF Ruths in the last series with the
Ganks, falling against the centerfield
fence as he made it.
We had sort of suspected that Ruth
would pull one of those long-range
shots Of his. At any rate, We took no
chances on not being ready. Gun
ningham played just as far back as
possible. At that he had to run as
far as he could and then fall against
the fence to make the catch.
That catch may not have had much
effect on the final outcome of the
series. but it certainly had a. great
effect in lowering Ruth's morale. In
cidentally. that is the longest fly ball
/ ever have seen caught.
Copyright. 1923. United States and Canada
by the Christy Walsh Syndirate.l
Evening star., 1923-02-09
VIRGINIA MATMEN BEATEN.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. February 9.
State College defeated
Of Virginia in dual
wrestling meet last night, S3 to 0.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
DULUTH WINS AT HOCKEY.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. February O.
Duluth defeated Milwaukee At
hockey last night in we'll played
game. ) to 2.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

Manager Branch hickey of the Car
dinals is opposed to any attempt to
curtai1 home-run hitting through a
zone system.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

golf
ball took A bad break from the edge
Of the fairway and came to rest be
tween some upturned stones. where
it was impossible to hit il with a club
blade. His opponent maintained that
he could kick 1t out with the handle
of his club. holding that So long as
he could hit it at all he had to PLAY
it. Was this an unplayable lie, and
should the stones be removed from
the course
Evening star., 1923-02-09
INSIDE GOLF
WHAT HAPPENS HERE
BY George O'Neil.

In recent months there has been
agitation by some golf professionals
to do away with the straight water
hole and to have the water hole made
a hazard at the side of the line of
play, like a bunker. The contention
is that the ball driven into water can
not possibly be played forward and
that this constitutes the only unplay-
Evening star., 1923-02-09
my THIRTY YEARS IN BASE BALL
BY JOHN J. McCRAW,

N1o'"se' "eU 1o'~ 1'o"ts' AhTee 4Ines Wortd Cha
Through North American Newspaper A.n)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-13

"A Bridgeport Magyar Segelyz6
Sz9setsAg helybsli sl6sik sxbpal
d sho loan, vagyis most
vasarnap delutan 2 Oral kezdettel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-13

|fpntos gyiilsst tart a Mahoningi
aye.-i Scent Gyorgy magyar e0roe
katholfkus templomalatti terem.
hen.
Kerjiik a tagokat, hogy lehet3-
leg mind jelenjenek meg ezen d
|gyalesen, inert ez kven ez ev ntol-
SO honapja, minden egyes tagnak
be kell yfizetnie "a hatralekat, ha
van ses -rendezni a december ,havi
jArulekot is. De ezen "a .gyHlssen
|d0ntiink veglegesen a ;januar no
folyaman tartand6 balunkra Tvo-
nstkoz6lag ,es esetleg msgtartjuk
a Observation-Disclosures is.
!, Azaossztagsag sziyes pentos meg
|,jelenes6t keri
x TIENTIKAR.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-13
Revesz Kalman.
A HAZAI KOZELET.

Semm jeemz obban viszonyok nyugodt
kaakuaat mint hogy mikor egutobb elepezek bajor tu
zkk zovkezet faed6k 0zeeskvese MagyarQrszag
kozvemenye ezeket szenzco zgao hrek egnagyobb
aommal fogada Rgcsekeebb rendzavaras ford e6
nndenk en megbzo mmar t0keetesen uaszervezett
gyar alamhatalom rendfenart6 erejeben.
Pedg kis dologro nemzetgyues
kepvo Szemere Bella, Kuurlga choke es Bo
bula Tu Amerkab6 szerz0dest
akartak k0tn HHnar levrt Hitler Adolf bajo aszavezer
szrvezeevel hoey Magyaroragon rekc6s forradama
katonai dkaur egyeb ason6 borzamakat kee
mex eo Mem gondoak hogy egsz vago fokp
g fegvekeze aamok katona beavatkozasat y
vona Xxi ennk meghustotta vona bekes fejlodes
gazdasag praalasunkra nyujtan szandeko kod k00n e
nyee Magyarorszgon ujbo feorut voa minden italian
semmisunk yona la hatalom
zett pucs skerut volna.
4 azonban skerit mint ahogy Sagyrorszagon pu
csokro leh tbbe yakmerok akk degen Azadokka
zoyekezve akarak omasba donn haznka brsag el0tt
SILK el melo buntetesuket.
Egyebken rendben feodne haza viszonyok Most art lit
npz0veseg boaga hogy megaapsa hazzpk gazdasagi eo
szonyat kfodi kocsone vonakozoan. Ugyanekkor pedg
pemzgyu ala settsk foldeform kr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-13
THE TRAGEDY OF HUNGARY
Birinyi Lajos cleveland iigyved
kitiin0 k0nyve Magyarorszagr6l.
Az angolnyelvii elsorangu munka
Magyarorszag erdekeben.
'Magyarorszag kalvariaja.

"Magyarorszag kalvariaja." =
EFT megrazo cikket adnam Bi
rinyi X. Lajos nagyszabasu miive
mex, ha az mem angolul,. hanen
magyar nyelven jelenne meg.
Szechenyi Istvan grof, ia legna.
gyobb magyar, valamikor AIT
mondotta:
"Olyan kevesen vagyunk, hogy
meg az apagyilkosnak is meg kel-
lene kegyelmezni.'
A nagy vilag olyan keveset tud
Magyarorszagrol, hogy meg AIT is
megtiszteltetesnek vessziik. ha d
t0rekvo Hunyadi Janos nevet egy
keseruvizes iivegen olvashat juk. A
iktdfold annyi keves jot ir felo-
link, lhogy meg az is jol esik, ha
Tsziilohazankat kiil0n neven emil
|tik es nem tekintik Ausztriat iker-
testverenek.
Melto feltunest kelthet tehat
hogy egy amerikai magyar iigy-
ved angol nyelven irja meg Ma
>gyarorszag ezer ewes hist6riajat.
Birinyi K. Lajos 16 ewes kora
ban keriilt ez vi vilagba. Neh6z
kezi munkaval szerzett dollarjai
iskolahoz segitettek, papi palyara
kesziilt. Amerikai diak koraban
kezebe kerillt Kossuth Lajosnak
angolal megirt eletraiza. Ez any
nyira fellelkesitette ct, hogy fel-
tette magaban, addig mem nyug-
SILK, a mig a jogi tudomanyokban
oily jartassagra mem tesz szert,
hogy toll fegyyerevel stallion
sikra Magyarorszag osi joga mel
lett.
Miive paratlanul all az irodalom
mezeJen. Birinyi K. Lajos az elso
iro, a ki amerikai iigyv6dnek te-
nyeken alapulo logikajaval es
igazsagot hereso szem6vel figyeli
Magyarorszag ezer ewes tortenc-
tet. Birinyi a legdemokratiku-
sabb Amerikanak neveltje. hizel-
GO szoviragok mell6zesevel bizo-
nyitja, hogy Amerikan xviii mi
ert volt es miert maradt a vilag
Observation-Disclosures nemzete a
magyar. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-13
Bek0i;szoi;nto

R6gi elfogadott szokas az ujsagilo villa gban hogy
szerkesztGvaltozs akamava vi szelkeszt6 benutat
kozk. 4a@&
Nekem is ez a kotelessegem most, milor atveszem
lap szerkesztese Az tizenke ewes mutt, mre la
punk bszken visszateknthet mnden ekes sz6noklatna
szebben besze en- mnden torekvesemmel azon leszek
hogy lap megmaradjon szerkeszt6sem aatt is azon
sznvonalon ahova 1nesteri kezek munkaa emete meg
laradjon tovabbra is niagyarsag kedvelt lapanak
mint eddig ugy ezentul bszken mondhassa minden oil
|vasonk: 'sez mi lapuiik."
- Az en- feladatom azonban eppen exert nagyon nehez
most mkor atveszem ataos elkesed6sse neines am
bciokkal lap szekesz6se mve bodog enl6kezetii el6
dom legi anerkas, reg uisagro volt en- fene is mum
kamtol, ha mem tudnam hatam meget egesz magyar
sagot Par 1apos lit tartozkodsom alat szeretetnek
joakarat;ak anny nemes megnyvanulasaban volt re-
azonban lIogy remelni hogv a magya1sag
feelossegteljes nehez munkamban segitsegemre lesz
T0rekv6sem az hogy min6l e6bb megismerkedhesseln
Youngstown magyarsag minden egyes tagjava hogy
szemeyes 6rinkezesnk utan meg er0sebb6 tegyem AIT
kapcsoato ami olvasokozonseg es lap 1ozot fen
ALL hogy megsnerkedve egymassal megtudjam mindenk
lek velemenyet ik6rem mindenkinek tanacsat hogy
ha elet lapot meg obba meg 6rdekesebbe tenn ugy
elerjem att
Mem csak szerkeszo akaroz lenni, szeretnem ha mem
csak apot erdeko dogokban keresn6nek f hanem ugy
ekintenenek; mint egy onzeten i6 baratot szerkesz
toseg mindenk elot nyitva all ha vaaknek gyes-ba
JOS doga fOrduon bizalommal hozzam en- csak drill
hi fogok, ha valakinek segitsegere lehetek.
nagyarsag erdeke, elobbre jutasa, boldogulasa az
en- ktzott celom ha csak egy pesse el6bbre vhetem
szereny irasaimma Youngstown magyarsagot kutura-
lis bodogulas teren aklor en- munkam mar volt
hiabaval6.
Az amelikai magyarsag el6bbre jutasa egy hatalmas
obeliszk, melyneI feepeseEez de tova hatvan esq
endeje hordjak koveket, neez eher alatt azonban
rengetegen kidoltek mOnulnentalis emlekOszlOD
nehezen kesz el de egyszer kesz lesz! Ennek hata
munkanak zeretn6k en- egyik szereny munkasa enn
ha ez sikeriil, en- elertem celonlat.
Revesz Kalman.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-13

dese ame ugy fog megodatn hogy gen sok pinc
len jut hazankban f3ldh6z -
Megndutak keeskedem targyasok Ausztriava es Cseh
ranyban erednen varhat6 bizalma
novel; hogy korona ovabb arsse mega peznk erke allan
oytan ocs6bbodas et mutatkoznak arupa
cokon is.
Maga enzek nagy tobbsege akadalyozza kormay
kbontakozs pokaja hat fajvedo kepvl
gncsoa rend alakusa azonban npen gy0keruk eze
Ha ICY toyabb ugy nemzetgyesen paok
kzdemet fognak folni megsznek meg pedg tel
szemey tozsakodasok ameyek heye komo epito
ka vonul be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (<ufodi N1sgyarsag)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-13

"A honalapitastol kezdve egesl
a vilaghaboru utani id6kig vazolSs
Magyarorszag t0rtenetet. De csali
annyit ad bel6le, mennyi 4egy
sziiletett amerikait, egy angolt
eey mem magyart, erdekelhet
Mem erzeleg, nem szor dicshimril.
szokat, nem laposkodik lenyeg.
telen reszlerek szelloztetesebe
Eload annyit, .mennyit "a vilag.
t6rtenelem irant fogekony ember
mex tudnia illik. El6ad Magyar.
orszag multjab6l oily tenyeket, "a
melyek Enropanak es k0zvetve az
egesz miivelodesenek elohaladasa-
ra befolyassal voltak.
Woodrow Wilson, az Egyesiilt
Allamok szomoru emlekii elnoke
moifdQtta 1916-ban sorok ir6ja
elott:
''Majdnem series volna feltete-
iezni egy intelligens emberrol
hogy mem ismeri Magyarorszag
tortenetet mem becsuli "a magyar
nemzet fenkolt jellemet.
Birinyi miive mem propaganda
celokat szolgdl, de igazsagot ia
nit. Nekiink, ,amerikai magyarok-
max, kotelessegunk elsosorban,
hogy meltanyoljuk ennek $40.
kimond6 amerikai honfitarsunk-
max utt0ro munkajat.
Az Amerikaban sziiletett ma-
eyar ifjusagnak kinyilik a SCENE,
ha historiat elolvassa, Az Amc-
rikaba vandorolt magyarnak ne
mes biiszkesegt6l dagad keble.
ha a jeles mil reven megtudja,
mily nagv multja mily fontos
hivatasa van Magyarorszagnak.
Az amerikai angol pedig oszintebb
tisztelettel fog nezni ARA az anne
rikai ma gyarra, kinek hazajar6l
oily vilagmegvalto dolgokat fog Oh
WASN'T Birinyi K. Lajos mIvebol.
Onmaganak hasznal tehat az a
magyar, XII konyvet megszerzi
nemcsak a maga szamara, hanem
angol nyelvii gazdajanak es varo-
sa konyvtaranak hasznalatara is.
Egyleteink, melyek eddig iro-
dalmi teren Italian meg mitsem tet-
TEX magyar haza erdekeben, regi
adossa gukat fogjak leroni. ha e
kival6 t0rteneti miivel megajande-
kozzak varosuk, megyejiik Is ALA
muk politikai es tarsadalmi we've
t0it.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-13

MeggySz6desem az, hogy jelenlegi
gazdasagi helyzetiilk megenged
a bevandorlAs ;korlatozasat. Biz
tonsagunk snagyobb lenRe, ha az
kotelez6 regisztralasara
torvenyt hoznank. Azok, kid,
mem akarjak .magukba szivnI
Amerika szelemet ,es elveit, men
kellenek Amerikaban. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-13

! Coolidge elnOk mindezekben iga-
zat mondott. Talan jo eur6pai or
szagoknak, hogy' alattval6ik Ame-
rikaba j0nnek es lit penzt kefes-
mex, a mivel hazaterve, sziil5or-
sag anyagi es gazdasagi helyze.
tet megjavitjak, de ez mem j6
Amerikanak.
A Xxi Amerikaba jon, az ugy
! jQjjon, hogy ide jon vi eletet kez-
deni, gpj otthont, uj hazat talalni.
A bevandorl6 mindig szeretni es
tisztelni fogja sziil5hazajat es EFT
senki rosszneven mem yeszi t6le,
de ugyanakkor partralepeset6l
fogva azon legyen, hogy jo ameri-
kai WALTON bel6le. Ez regisztra.
lasi terv mem tetszik a legtobb ide-
gen nyelvii lapnak, pedig a mi
velemenyiink szerint nemcsak tel
iesen igazsagos es meltanyos, ha-
mem vegeredmenyben a bevandor.
lott hasznara lesz.
Coolidge eln0k a heten kijelen-
tette, hogy nyaron Cleveland
ban megtartand6 republicans
konvencion jel6lt lesz az eln6ki al
lasra. Jel6ltseget nemcsak az or
sag nagyresze. de mi is or0mmel
iidvoz0ljIk az utan a beszed utan,
a melyet r0viden fentebb kommen-
taltunk.
Or0miinkre szolgal, hogy re-
publikanus konvenci6t ezuttal egy
ohioi varosban, a magyar Debre-
cennek neyezett Clevelandban
fogjak megtartani. Mem artana,
hogy Aimerika uralkod6 es kor-
manyzo partjanak konvencioja al
kalmaval az amerikai magyarsag
is megmozdulna es az oft, az Egye-.
silt Allamok minden reszeb0l 0sz-
szejovo politikus vezerferfiak
elott Magyarofszag ugyet valami-
kepen felyetne.
Mi amerikai magyarok naev
tobbsegben mindig republikanu-
sok voltunk. Polgaraink szama
egyre nagyobb es nagyobb lesz,
talan tehetiink valamit Magyaror !
sag, sziilohazank erdekeben. Har-
ding eln0kot jel6lt koraban meg
nyertek az 'ohioi magyarok ma
gyar iigynek. Harding mindig ba-
rata volt "a magyaroknak es EFT
szamos esetben be is bizonyitotta.
Rajtunk van a sor, hogy most
Coolidge elnok0t, Xxi Harding
0r0kebe jutott, szinten megnyer-
jiik magyar Mgynek es aztan
partoljuk, hogy a jel6ltseget ell
nyerje. Ez kiilonben ma biztosl.
max latszik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-13

Hald tndja meg Representatives.
y nagy vilag, Xix vasynnk, Xix
lvoltunk init erdemliink sziil3ha-
|sank javara.
Csermicxhy F. Istvan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-13
MEGHALT A sNEMZETI
HLSZEKEEY K0LT0JE.

Nincsen olyan magyar ember, a
Xxi ne mondotta volna, vagy leg
alabb ne hallotta volna ait gyo-
.ny0rii nemzeti imat, melynek
.vegsora ICY hangzik:
Hiszek egy Istenben,
His7sk egy haz1hau,
! Hias1k egysjstsni 6rtk igassagban
Hiszek Magyarorsz&g feltama&
.A&ban.
Irta pedig ezt' gy0ny0rG k0lte-
menyt, melyet millio ajax min
den Hnnepelyes alkalommal ell
moad, Papp-Vary Elemerne. Ez
-nemeslelkii nagyasszony alult
.heten, NJ esztendSs koraban meg
halt a budapest Scent Istvan k6r-
hazban.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-07
BONDS OPEN FIRM
 THEN MAKE GAINS

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-After open ing firm. bond prices improved to an
 even greater extent following publi+
 cation of President Coolidge's mes sage in Congress in today's trading
 on the New York stock exchange. Railroad mortgages again were the
 more active with moderate gains covering a considerable portion of the list. Fractions also were In de-
 mand, Market Street Railway 6s touching new high in the present movement, probably reflecting the improved outlook as regards nego- tiations for the sale of the property to the city of San Francisco. Buying of public utility liens was quite impressive and influenced a moderate hove higher in a wide as
 sortn.ent of thees bonds. There was
 less activity in the industrial group, but numerous liens of domestic cor porations pointed upward, particular ly the more speculative issues. The market for liberty bonds was quite firm most of the day, but not particularly active A majority Of these bonds closed the day practical ly unchanged from final quotations of yesterday The volume of trading in the foreign division was on a somewhat larger scale. and numerous bonds in that group moved forward the Mexican issues being particularly active and strong.
 A new issue of s3.00o,o0o Missouri Power and Light company first mort gage and refunding general lien sinking fund gold bonds was offered by Q syndicate headed by Hambleton and Company. The bonds are due in 1943,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-07
Grain Letters
- - H. AND R. REER

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-The market was err rstic r today The opening was fraction a good bulge just before the President s message to Congress which gives to the trade. There followed sharp dip with bears aggressively selling and claiming that the recommendations for aiding the asricutural situation were dissppontins to holders of grain futures. While the pressure lasted the market seemed very weak but holders. were evidently not as disappointed as the sellers might have wished. for there was good buying on recasting orders on scale down. So when the selling dried up, the market failed to make a fuii recovery but corn more than made up it's net losses closing not only with gains but close to the day.
 It is our opinion that Washington news or most encouraging sort win be forth coming shortly and we anticipate con siderabiy higher prices for all gains
 CHICAGO. Dec. s.-wheat: Prices
 p power ate out casS snGwen sSs steady The late strength in stocks was due to careful analysis of the Presidents s trade had fully digested the grain sit uation they will be disappointed.
 , Corn; strong and higher early on buy mission houses and shorts. Later there was selling on the weakness in wheat; early but closed about 1c lower. Deliv- cries. 6o,ooo bushels. Some increase re- ported in notices of consisnments, from the west. Weather forecast favorable.
 Oats: More active commission house trade with increased interest shown in July. Firm but reaction in other grains led local longs to liquidate and prices eased off toward the last December was sold by cash houses.
 Provisions: Lower early on selling by smaller packers and locals because of large receipts and cheap prices of hogs Cash Interests bought lard and comms- sion houses later bid up price. Hogs, 20 70 soc lower; top. s7.15.-Fenner &