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Evening star., 1923-11-06
Veil i'm Combination With Cloche
BY ANNE RITTENHOUsE.

The strengthening Of autumn winds.
the increasing signs of wear on
ones autumn hats. the presence of
Jack Frost in the air. making red
the noses even Of the most fair
these are some Of the things that
carry women to the veil counters
as autumn comes on apace.
The merits of the cloche hardly
need to be enumerated. The fact
that next to every woman you meet
wears some sort OF cloche should
testify to the fact that women do
not need to be. urged to wear it.
ries veil to such excellent advan-
tage really does endear it to us at
this time Of the year
Some cloches are made with wells
as part of their original trimming.
a veil that falls from a slit at the
side. The veil is short at the back,
with long points at the side edged
with tiny brown tassels. This sort
Of veil does not, of course, help to
locks seSS Of hair. But it does add an
interesting and rather hattering
shadow on the sides of the face and
neck that recommends the arrange
ment to any woman who finds chill
winds OF autumn Tdtncf CyAhS.
even the tam is an excellent
medium for the veil. Sometimes
small, lightweight wells bought by
tho yard are used and som etlmes
made wells, with the long ends looped
and fastened at the right side hang
ing down over the right shoulder.
II has been said that the French
mill,ners this year did not look upon
the veil in the light OF something
useful, but only rs something deco
tive Really, with Frenchwomen
Evening star., 1923-11-06

II you're tired of one-piece dresses.
why don't you wear a camisole skirt
like No. 1889, and top it of with
a smart blouse made after pattern
No. 1714, which cuts in sizes 16
years. SO, 3s, 40, AZ, A and 4s inches
bust measure? The little sketch in
the upper right hand corner shows
the skirt attached to camisole
top, but il you preferred. it might
also be made on an elastic and
worn without the camisole, as shown
in the other small sketch. The skirt
pattern cuts in sizes 16 years. %, 80.
80. "a and 36 inches waist measure
and requires for the medium size
2E yards Of 36-inch material.
The blouse and skirt patterns are
separate. You can order both for 80
cents or each for 15 cents, I'm postage
stamps only. Orders SHOULD be ad-
dressed to The WashinGton Star Pat
tern Burean, 22 East 18th street, New
York city. Please write name and
address clearly.
Evening star., 1923-11-06
Get Fat and Grow Old.

Under thirty a little fat. just a nice
per cent excess weight. say. keeps
'em young and happy. After thirty
every little pound added to what you
really ought to carry helps to hurry
you on to the grave. The way
dwell on this might mean that l de-
light in worrying fat folks. 1 don't.
I'm partial to fat folks, like a Turk,
up to a reasonable point. l am with
EN- and for 'em as long as they
do not exceed that point. I'm will
ing to concede that IL is good nature,
kind of laugh and grow fat spirit
that carries 'em up to the point I
have in mind. They're still amenable
to earnest warnings. They can. IL
they will, come back with the help
of a little sympathetic counsel and
instruction. But / wash my hands
of 'em when they continue headlong
they've drifted beyond that they grow
Ill natured, representative and techy
and / have found 1t better to let them
severely alone.
Touching and appertaining to the
cantankerous disposition of heed
lessly fat folk. I have a theory. or
perhaps it Is a mere conjecture, that
this change of disposition which is so
striking may be caused by kind OF
poisoning, something in the nature
of autointoxication. OF course auto
intoxication is itself a mere hypothe-
sis, a theoretical state. STILL. Il feel
satisfied in my own mind that frankly
if not irrevocably fat folks are short
of temper because they are virtually
doped all the time with the byprod-
ucts of incomplete combustion.
We know this much. that most out
size people have a slow metabolism.
suboxidation or an inadequate sup
ply of oxygen to their tissues. Now
isn't this leading up beautifully, to
the Interior object of our talk today?
il there is anything in this autointoxi-
cation inference of mine. 1t follows
that more liberal oxygen ration
r.~Id DO these shamelessly fat folks
Evening star., 1923-11-06

All of the birches are trees Of
singular grace and beauty. and the
paper birch is the most beautiful of
them all, the most striking. exciting
the Imagination of poet. painter and
1ayman. This is the birch of the
American Indian. with the bark Of
which he covered his canoe or his
wigwam and fashioned many articles
of Indian usefulness. 1t becomes a
larger tree than the gray birch re-
Gently considered in these pages. and
its glistening white trunk makes a
striking feature in any landscape.
especially when seen against a dark
background, as of evergreens or the
dark water of a river or lake.
1t is a simple matter to diStin-
guiSh between this tree and its
smaller sister the gray birch. The
leaves are not triangular, nor dou-
bly, serrate. but are broadly oval
with a rounded base, and simply
though irregularly serrate margtned,
two to three inches long, dark green
above, pale yellow green beneath.
That a chalky substance on the sur
face of the pearly white bark rubs
Evening star., 1923-11-06

'One cent admission-pay at the
gate" cried Billy Cut-out, untying
the rope that held back the eager,
showing crowd on the opening day
or the poultry show Finest ex-
hfbition ever held, including Prof.
Goose, Mrs. Grump, setting hen,
the Car of Russia. a prize rooster
and turkey gobbler. For goodness
sake, don't do anything to the tur-
key to make him thinner. He has
to gain four pounds a week.
In poured the curious boys and
girls to the first whitewashed cage,
where Betty Cut-out had just placed
Prof. Goose in a pair of colored specta-
cles. The children looked at the pro-
fessor and laughed. He looked at them
and choked with rage and fright Their
faces were green. The sky was green.
The sun-eveIything in the world
was green color. Two large tears
rolled down his beak. Betty's friend
Nancy took pity on him and removed
the colored spectacles, and once more
Prof. Goose smiled on the world.
Prof. Goose has a yellow beak and
yellow legs, as well as yellow but
tons on his red coat with it's green
lapel and blue tie.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-11-06
Our Birds in Verse
By Henry Oldys
KINCBIRD.

Quo warranto, tyrant warder,
Sallying forth to overwheim,
Driving these across the border
Of imaginary realm.
Where the mace that thou should'st carry
Where the badge that thou should'st wear
If thou art an emissary
OF the powers that rule the air?
An unfortunate hiatus
In thy warrant suspect
Or art posse comitatus
By thyself and self-eiecte
Heed me not, do but hector
Thee in banter, not in spite
/ know thee WE'LL small birds protector,
Sturdy champion of the right.
Hawk and crow and jay may fear thee,
But not so the wren and tit;
On the first. when they come near thee,
Only dost thou serve thy writ.
And if some of guile accuse thee.
To the hive let such apply
Hear the worthless drones abuse thee
And the workers praise thee high.
Evening star., 1923-11-06
Dtstorp of Dour Same
BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOwLAN.
BENNETT

VARIATIoNs-eennis, Bennlson, senn,
eenedetto, Oi 6enedetto, Bennewitz,
Benedict, Benedikt.
RACIAL ORIGIN - English, German,
italian, Slavic.
SoURcE-A given name.
Family names in this group are
quite widespread, not only among
English-speaking peoples, but among
virtually all the countries of Europe.
So many variations are there, in fact,
that 1t is not practicable to discuss
them all in one article.
The group. of course. is the out
growth of the given name of Bene-
dict, or. to give it the original Latin
form, Benedictus. This given name
has a meaning of blessed" or, more
literally. well spoken Of" 1t natu-
rally ranked high in the middle ages
Evening star., 1923-11-06
To Match the Vests.


the continuous use of resorcin in a
solution for dandruff and oiliness of
the scalp?-Mrs NJ. e.
Answer know of none. except
that resorcin sometimes stains white
or very light hair yellowtsh color.
A lotion or solution containing ten
grains each Of resorcin and salicylic
acid to the ounce Of witch hazel ex-
tract or cologne water or any toilet
water or grain alcohol, rubbed into
the scalp by parting the hair here
and there, Is excellent for excess
sive oiliness, but the tendency to stain
the hair yellow should be remem-
bered and the resorcin discontinued
IL the yellowness begins.
Scrofula. s
What is scrofula 1T. EsP.
Answer-An old fashioned name for
tuberculosis Of lymph nodes tglandsD
in the neck.
Evening star., 1923-11-06
Danny Finds a Treat.
The Great World has too many needy
To love the selfish and the greedy.
-nld Mother Nature

Danny Meadow Mouse was having
q wonderful time. He had climbed
into the airplane, which all the lit
tie people called man-bird, and
which had been left on the Green
Meadows near Danny's home 1t had
taken him no time at all tc decide
that there was no danger there. Hav-
Evening star., 1923-11-06

January. just before my BABY came.
Now. very much to my sorrow. my
husband tells me that he is sick of
being tied down to a wife and home.
He says he is tired of having any
one looking for him and worrying
II he doesn't come home about such
a time, and that he Is anxious to 60
about like an unmarried man. He
wants to take out girls and do what
ever he wants to do and not have
any one to report to. He says he
cannot settle down to one woman or
be tied to q home.
He wants me to take the baby and
go back to my father to live, but
says that J. may stay here II l Will
not interfere with him or ask him
any questions about what he does.
Ny heart is torn in two. but what
can I do? / love him too much to
leave him. A BROKEN HEART.
Answer-If you are one OF the
doormat type of woman. who Will
let a man trample over you and KICK
you about, there is no use in asking
advice. You will continue to be q
doormat, and get dingier, and more
worn. and be more knocked about
n a a
Evening star., 1923-11-06

ing made up his mind to this. he ran
all over that machine. That is, he
ran over all the parts he could get to.
He poked his inquisitive little nose
into every nook and corner
So it was that presently Danny
found a great treat. The man who
had been flying that machine had
left part Of his lunch there. Danny
found it. There were a. couple of
sandwiches. Danny's nose told him
at once that they were good to eat.
He began to nibble one. My, how
good it tasted! He hadn't tasted any
thing so good for a long time.
Evening star., 1923-11-06
Menu for a Day.

L
Baked Apple Sauce
Hominy with Cream
Baked Sausages
Griddle Cakes with Maple Sirup
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Potato Salad with Frankforts
Rye Bread
Apricot Pancakes Tea.
DINNER.
Vegetable Soup
Broiled Steak
Creamed Onions Baked Potatoes
Buttered Beets
Caramel Bread Pudding
Coffee.
BAKED APPLE SAUCE.
Pare and chop the apples, put
in pudding dish, sprinkle well
with sugar, add enough boiling
water to one-third fill the dish.
Bake slowly two hours.
APRICOT PANCAKES.
Mix and sift twice one and
one-half cups of -four, one and
one-half teaspoonfuls of baking
powder and one-third teaspoonful
of salt; add three eggs, the
EolkS ana whites beaten Separ-
ately and one and one-half
cups of milk and bake in four
large cakes. Spread with soft
ened butter then with stewed
apricots which have been press
ed through a sieve, lay the
cakes one on top of the other
and dust with powdered sugar.
CREAMED ONIONS.
Peel one quart of silver
skinned onions, put them into
boiling salted water and boil
ten minutes, then drain. Cover
again with boiling salted water
and cook until tender and drain
thoroughly. Melt three table,
spoonfuls OF butter. blend in
three tablespoonfuls flour, stir in
slowly one-half cup rich milk.
season with pepper and salt and
stir until smooth and creamy.
Add the onions, place over boil
ing water and let stand twenty
minutes before serving.
Evening star., 1923-11-06
Dorothy Dix's Letter Box
The Woman Whose Husband Has Grown Tired
of Her-The Sissihed Man Who Blames
His Mother - Shall She Wait for
Riches or Marry for Love?

DEAR DOROTHY have been married nearly three young
married until
Evening star., 1923-11-06

Granite is the only common rocL
which shows no traces of animal 81
vegetable life.
Evening star., 1923-11-06

coiffed as sleekly as they are, there
Is hardly any need for the veil to
keep the hair In close conflne. A
favorite way with the French mil
liners is to drape a large veil over
a plain small hat, bringing the edge
so 1t just shades the eyes. and then
fastening 1t in place at the crown
with q decorative pin OF some sort.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-11-06
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Cancer Not Communicable.

Cancer Not Communicable.
Is cancer contagious? work
alongside a person who has cancer
of the stomach and whose father died
with cancer. Am I in danger?-K
q. o.
Answer-No danger. Cancer is not
communicable.
Resorcln.
Wnat oh iec ton if any is there to
Evening star., 1923-11-06

The largest whales give as much
as twenty tons OF oil.
Evening star., 1923-11-06

WHAT objection. if any. is there to
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
KECSKECSORDAK LEGEL0-
JEVE LETT A MAGYAR
ALFOLD

Frederick Burnham tarbornak
eveket t0lt0tt Balkanon mint a
kanadai Feherkereszt kikiildottje.
Visszaterve hazajaba, Burnham
el5adasokban es hirlapi cikkek,
ben ismertette a Balkanon seer
zett tapasztalatait. Nyilatkozatai-
ban t0bbek koz0tt ezeket mondja !:
= A kis nemezeteket nemzetko-
ri szerzodesek lefegyevereztek S
iIyen modon kenyre-kedve XII
szolgaltattak felfegyverzett
nepeknek. A szerzodeseket lab
bal tapostak S a viszonyok oily
borzalmas m0dOn rosszabbodtak,
hogy bekes megoldas elig KEEP.
zelhet6 ell. A parisi bekeszerz6de,
SEX Eur6paban oily remuralmat
inaueuraltak, amelynek mines ma
sa viagt0rtenelemben. Azokban
az orszagokban, ahol a haboru
el6tt csak egy igazsagtalansag
volt, most szazaval hemzseg az
igazsagtalansag. Burnham ta-
bornok hivatkozik els0sorban
Montenegr6ra, amelynek a sz0-
vetsegesek sokkal szomorubb sor-
sot juttattak, mint egykori ellen
segei. Az osztrakimagyar meg
szall6csapatok habaruban scent
mex es serthetetlennek tekintettek
a montenegro paransztok hazat,
csaladjat es vagyonat, mig a SEER
bek ezzel szemben Montenegro
ban mindent kiraboltak, ami Ike
ziikbe keriilt azonkiviil lemesza-
roltak a lakossagot.
= Magyarorszagot - folytatja
Burnham tabornok - a trianoni
bekeszerzodes termeszeti kincsei-
mex 10 szazalekat6l es tobbmilli6
lakosat6l foszotta meg. Ma
gyarorszag ma megnyomoritott
csonk, termeszetes hatarok es We
delmi vonalak nelkiil. Mikor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06

ragyogo, mint az, amit RATA venni
lehet! Klarika, 0rom, orom!
Eszre is alig vette, mentjart
mar Hegyalja.uton. Meg egy ne
gyed6da! Igaz, hosy alusznak, d
fel kell kelni nekik! Kinek mu-
tassa? Kinek adja? Mem lehet ez-
eel reggelig varni!
Elsuhant a temleto mellett. OFT
van mar haz a Sashgy alatt. Nez
is ide meg sargaspirosan a SCENE
Ebben a percben kiynult vala.
mi bokorb6l. Zabari rettenetes
utest erzett. Megtantorodott
Meg egy utes lezuhant. Meg
erezte, hogy jonnek ra, reflexsze
riien 0ssze is randult vedekezesiil
F. minden eltompult ezutan
Szazkoronasok, zsetonok kava
rogtak a leveg6ben. Latta magat
amint halmozva rakja tetet
Egyszerre kar0rvend6 arcok fog
tax korUl, ordogok rohogtek item
re :. Megismerte k0ztiik a ban
kart, krupiet, a jatekmestert..
Visszaszedtek tole fog6kkal min
dent: jatekpenzt, kezet, szivet, q
szemet 49,.
- Nyert! = kiabalta valaki a
krupi6 megis k0riil nyisszantotta
koponyjat, lenycste a sok diegsza-
lat odavagta a bankarnak az agy
velejet.
- T0bb tet nem ALL mondta
a mester, de a bankar mem nyu
godOtt.
= Veseje, maja, tiideje van
meg! Ide! Ide!
A tavolban Klarika zokogott
Feher kicsi area k0riil tizesek es
kiral lyok lebegtek El akarta
hessegetni 0ldet. Mem birta. Le
szakadt a megmozdulasra feje.
A bankar felkapta, vercsekarmos
ujjait marietta belle:
- Elfogadom! Ez is tet! Ez
is tet!
Megszakadtak az almok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
T TARCZA
Egg halom jatekpenz.
Irta: Kilian Zoltan

nyert, harmadszor, negyedszer
0t0dsz0r, hatodszor is. A korulot
te all6k figyelni kezdtek.
= Mi lelte EFT bolondot9! Ed
dig alig mer ideszagolm, most
meg egyre csak bent hagy ennyi
nyereseget?
Hetedikre rs otthIagNt mind
AIT, amit eddig nyert. Egyre uji
tott bankar &rupie egyre fl
zetett.
Tizenegyedszer fordult kar
tya, 1O2,4OO korona ALT Zabari
Mikl6s el0tt. Abbol az egyszaz
koronabol
Mar csak sMnte egymaga jat-
szott az utobbi fordul6knal
Mindenki meredten figyelt. Meg
Sc inert szusszanni senki; kisertes
van lit, a szerencse szelletmelt Xxi.
serte ez a Zabari!
Mem kisertette sokaig. Tizen
kettediIkre mar csak egyetlenegy
jatekpenzt tptt, egy szazkoronast
amivel kezdtp. A t0bbit kihuzta
maga ele.
Mar oda Sc nezett t0bbe. Tudta,
hogy ez az egy elvesz mar! Eel
ugrott telet0mte jatekpenzzel a
zsebet. Lerohant. Kiabaltak uta
ma. de 8 vissza Sc nezett. Szaladt
az utcan AT hidon . Vitte
a gatjaszakadt boldogsag!
= Klarika ele 0nt0m mindet
EFT sok tarka, csillog6 zsetont...
Hogy fog 0riilni! Ilyet meg soha-
sem latott. Penz ez, tarka, szines,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
A YOUNGSTOWN SCENT rSTvAN KI-
RALYRoL ELNEvEZETT ROM. ES COR.
KATH. TEMPLoMI Es BETEGsEGEIYz0
EGYLET
Alapittatott 1901 augustus 25-sn

Eln6k Horvath Istvan SIT Rose ST., Au-
tomatic 1880 afeln0k Macy JOSEF, jegyz6
Mixich Gaspar Up. O. Box I'll, Youngstown,
O., kihcz minden az egyletet erdekl6 level
kuldend5), penztarnok Czene GAbor, penz-
iigyi titkar Palatinus Josef, beteglatogato
elen6r Horvath Istvan, beteglatogatok: Brier
Hillen Kish Andrasne es Dankovch Lajos,
StecItonon Palla Andrasn6 es Ferenczi Ist-
van South Side-on Czene Gabor es Darazs
Jllesne, Albert strecten Bodzas Janos, Hasel-
tonban Vas Istvanne es Laczo Istvan, East
Youngstownban Walter Janos. Bizottsagi ta-
gok: ifi. Galambosi Gyorgy, Bodzds Jdnos,
Palyo JOSEF 6s Jurista Istvan. Trusteek
Horvath Istvan, Benish Andras es Jurista
Istvan Nagybzottsag tagok Turner 10
zsef Haboddsz Gusztav, Jurista Istvan es
Macy Josef Gyermekosztaly igykezel6i
Benish Andras es Darazs Frigyes.
Hivatalos orvoS: DR. Fuzy Pal (Home
Sayings Bdg). Rendel6 6rdk: 1-3-ig e.
7--8-is.
Gyiil6seit tartia minden h6 els6 vasarnap
jan a Kossuth K0zmiivel6desi Egyesilet ter
m6ben, 124 East Federal ST., delutan 2 Ora
t6l kezdve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06

sehez meg van mar. Megalakult
egy Macy horvat hadsereg es ezt
Zagrabban mar mindenki tudja.
A szerbek elleni gyiilolet elerte
tet6fokjat. A delszlav nemzeti ta-
macs elgexponaltabb tagjai atpar-
toltak rorvat blokkhoz. Ha Seer
bia akarta volna az amputaciot,
nem dolgozhatott volna maskepen.
Ha az IDIOT tovabb vesztegetik, be-
sz6dek tartasaval es ujsagcikkek
irasaval, minden elveszett es egy
sep napon a vilag egy vi "bol-
gar forradalom hirere fog sr-
redni.
A Politika cimii lap chez a nyi-
latkozathoz mind0ssze EFT a meg
jegyzest fiizi: "Bluff, vagy csak-
ugyan NJ Sofia -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
EGYLETI KALAUZ
MUNKAS BETEGSEGELYZ6 ES 0NKEPZc
SZEEvEZET 40. OSZTALYA

Elnok Homolya Istvdn, aleln6k Beres Janos,
penztarnok Turner JOSEF, penzigyi titkar
Spitko Sander (417 Wallace ST., jegyz6
Hauzer Andras, ellen6r0k: Olcsanyi Janos 6s
Weltner Akos.
Hiv. orvos: DR.. Fuzi Pal (Home Saw
ings Bldg) Rendel6 6rak: 1-tcl 3-ig es 7-t6l
Sig.
Gyileseit tartia minden h6 S TX vasarnap
jan d6lutan ? 6rakor Magyar Tarsas- es
Athleta Kub helyisegeben, 338k W. Federal
street.
Betegsegelyzo tagja lehet minden er
k6lcsileg kifogastalan fe~fi Is n6-munkas.
Ferfiak 16 es As, n6k pedig 16 Is 40-ik
eletevtik k6z0tt vehet6k fel. Beiratasi dii
mines, csak $4 forgalm t6ke fizetend6 be,
mely osszeg kilepes eseten visszsfizettetik
A tagok joga azon napt6l kezd6dnek, me-
lyen k6zponti intez6-bizottsag a felveteli
ivet helybenhagyta Is lattamozts. Betegse-
getyl ad az csoportbelieknek, vagyis .
ferfiaknak, $12-t hetenkint 25 hetig es SGT
hetenkint 25 hetig es ha tag meg tovabb
beteg, k6zpontt6l rendkivuli segelyben re-
szesiil; moi tagok. vagyis B csoportbe-
lick SGT kapnak hetenknt % hetig Is
$450t hetenkint 25 hetg es a moi tagok
is hosszas betegsegnel rendkivuli segelyben
reszestlnek. A segelyflzetes a betegseg
six napjat6l kezd6dik.
Havi illetek kivetes szerint fizettetik.
Haalesetnel $500 temetkezesi 0sszeget
fizet szervezet. Ferfi tagok nejeik utan,
ha azok mem is tagjai q szervezetnek, halal
eseten $50 temetkezesi koltsegben reszestl-
: mex es ha mindketten tagjai, ugy $3.50 fizet.
tetik temetkezesi kOltsegre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
HORVATORsZAG FORRADA
LOM ELOTT

A belgradi Politika, a SERB
kormany lapja, egy igen komoly
6s k0zismert politikus nyilatkoza
tat hozza a horvat helyzetr0l, a
melyben az illetd politikus tobbek
k0z0tt ezeket mondja: Mentse-
tex meg gyorsan AZ allan egyse-
get Ek0vetkeztek az utols6 pill
lnatok IIa SERBIA, ha a kor
many mem kezdi meg meg ma "a
mentesi munkat, holnapig mar
minden kes6 lesz. Minden kesz
mar a felkelesre, minden megt0r-
tent mar az uj k0ztarsasagi kor-
many megalakitasara kiilfold
beleegyezese az uj allan elismere-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
YOUNGSTOWN KossUTH K0ZMuvEL0.
pESI EGYEsjjLET.

Brogli Ignc elnok, Deak Pal aleln0k, Ju-
hasz Janos ttkar, Dabich Desc penztarnok,
Gagyi Janos es Benyei Ldszl6 ellen6r0k. A
hazalap penztarnoka: Girtner Adolf. Trus-
teek: Benyei Laszl6, Brogi Ignac, Molnar
Mihaly.
Az egylet celia . magyar rarsadalmi 6let
.ejlesztese, tagiainak Standardization 81 .
magyar nyelv fejlesztese es meg6vass. Tart
n6pies felolvasasokat es tervbe van we've
angol iskola nyitass is. AZ egylet helyis6ge
nyitva minden este tagok resz6re. K0nyv.
tarhasznalat es egysb sz6rakozAsok Gllanak
tagok rendelkezesere.
Tagsagi dij f6rfiaknak $4.0o felevenkint
n5k tagsagi dija $500 fel6venk6nt. -
Beallasi dij ferfiaknak $2.0c, n6knek S1.0o
es rendes felevi tagsagi dij.
Gyileseit tartja minden h6nap els6 W
sarnapjan . 1924 East Federal Streeten
lev6 sajAt heyisegeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
A vERHovAY szGELYEGYLET 1os-IK
FIoKJA, YOUNGSTOWN, o.
Alakult 1908 okt6Ler 1o.sn

Eln6k Hoffer Andras, aleln0k Farkas Pc
ter. titkar Menyhert Janos (610 Mabel st)
penztarnok Macy JOSEF H., p. ellen6r Bor
sodi Janos, harmas bizottsag: Nemenyi Mix
los, Szab6 p. Istvan, Balog Balazs, ugyke
zel6 ifj. Jurista Istvan. Beteglatogat6k
Steeltonon Dorgai Gyula, Juhasz J6zsef, So
Side-on Szab6 p Istvdn, D6ka Sander, Ian
singvillen Potornay Janos, Brier Hillen Ba
lag Balazs, Albert streeten Bodzas Janos
Haseltonban Macy Janos, korhazban Geressy
sandor Nagybizottsagi tagok. eln0kon e.
titkaron Xviii: Grekosits Josef, Nemeny
Mikl6s, Mih6k Sandor Kaluczky Janos.
Hvatalos orvos: DR.. Fuzy Pal, 403 Home
Savings Bank Bldg.
Gyiileseit tartja minien no masodik va
sarnapjan delutan Q 6rakor 3 Mahonint
avenuei magyar reformatn. templom alatt
gyiil6steremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06

Burnham Plevljeben egy katonai
k6rhaz parancsnoka volt, magyar
hadifoglyokat osztottak melleje $
a tabornok AIT mondja, hogy So
hasem dolgozott egyiitt lelkiisme-
retesebb es megbizhatobb embe,
rekkel. A magyar eroteljes fai,
kival6 hatonai erenyekkel, szor-
galmas, becsiiletes es kitiin6 gaz-
da. "A magyarok kijelentettek,
hogy mem pihennek addig, amig
mem egyesiilnek, azokkal, akiket
elraboltak f6luk.
Burnham ait mondja, hogy So
hasem erdekl6dne Magyarorszag
irant, ha a nep maskepen csele-
kedne. A pompas Macy magyar
Alfold az orszag mai allapotaban
pusztu'asnak indul. A nagy AL
fold valamikor' Europa eleskam-
raja volt, most azonban kecske.
csordak legel6je. Burnham nyi-
latkozatait azzal vegzi, hogy min
den nemzetkozi garancia ertekte-
.lennek bizonyul, az emberiseg ha-
ladasaban megallott es hogy vala-
mennyi orszag orias leptekkel ter
vissza a barbarizmushoz.