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Evening star., 1923-03-20

until the annual bill tota1ed upwards
OF $35O.0o0.
And this year. for the first time
Congress decided to cut out the gar
den seed. Like the scope OF govern
ment itself. the practice had grown
, to mighty dimensions.
1t all started when some naval ON
GERS. returning from a cruise. brought
with them some strange and pala-
table fruits and some unusual flowers
unknown in this country.
Congress appropriated money with
which to purchase and import the
new fruits and flowers. Then, under
federal supervision. they were tried
step from that to sending out garden
seed raised In the United States. Not
much was sent out at first The in
noVation was popular one. for the
country then was almost wholly rural
and the practice grew.
We think nothing of the common
place weather forecast, yet few of
| US know how that originated.
James p. Espy was the grand
daddy of today's forecast. Espy
was a Pennsylvania, so poor that
at seventeen he had not the means
or time to learn to read or write. But
he taught himself the mastery of
English. He studied the classics. He
loved the out-of-doors and especially
the skies
The mystery OF moving clouds
famed his fancy. He evolved the
idea that the skies were filled with
currents that could be charted and
| thereby enable him to foretell the
weather
With that idea he came to Wash
ington and asked Congress to appro-
pirate $4,000 a year for five years so
that he might conduct the expert
: ment. He was received with gibee
and ridicule.
Senator Preston Of South Carolina
called Espy madman, too danger
/ out 70 be at large. and announced on
the floor Of the Senate that he would
vote for d special appropriation with
! which to build a prison in which 10
confine the 'madman."
Espy was in the Senate gallery al
the time. Stung to the quick, he left
Washington. He lectured in New
York and Boston on his strange the
, ory. and made enough money to go
TO Europe.
Soon after he reached Liverpool in
1893. a great storm occurred Espy
went to Lloyds'. consulted the news
papers Is they arrived, noted the di-
rection of the wind as reported at
various places and from these obser-
vations constructed the first storm
map ever prepared with the hour
points marked.
He lectured, showing his map. be-
fore British scientists in London.
Then he crossed the channel and lee
tured before the Academy Of Sci
ences in Paris. That organization
appointed a committee to report upon
ESpy's observations and theory.
The committee reported in terms
OF highest praise OF Senator Pres
tons "madman." When the report
reached Washington il produced a
feeling little short OF CONSERVATION.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

ress Of spring in the District that the
first hepatica be found, and now that
this annual discovery has been made
spring will come. OF course, it is pos
sible that some rowing botanist, or
nearbotanist, came upon a blooming
bunch of hepatica before March IS,
but it Is fair TO set that day down as the
official finding Of the flower. Spring
waits until the official report Of the
finding of this flower is brought into
The Star office, and then she goes
ahead and trims the world with green,
white. pink and yellow, with touches
Of violet and wild forget-me-not blue.
Evening star., 1923-03-20
BY THE MARaUIsE DE FoNTENOY.


That Prince Nicholas Of Rumania,
second son of King Ferdinand and OF
IOueen Marie. should on leaving Elton,
where he has spent several years
have Joined the British navy and have
been assigned as midshipman to the
battleship Benbow, which mas been
living off Chanak as the flagship or
Rear Admiral John D. Kelly, COM
mandinG the British naval forces IN
control of the Dardanelles, serves 10
call attention to the fact that the
youup. princes native land is mari
time power. People are often IN
clired to regard Rumania as land
iIocked nation. dependent TOR llS
water borne traffic with the outer
world upon the Danube. But they
forget that she has a very extensive
seaboard. especially since she recoV-
cred possession of her former prov
inc.. of Rrssars bia: that her SeaporlS
show entries of nearly 0,UOo,Oo0 tons
annually, and that her merchant navy
amounts to nearly 1000 veSseiS. Que
REQUIRES q strong navy Tor the pro
lection of her coasts and OF her sea
borne commerce, especiaiiy dedInSl
the peril of any bolshevik1 aggreS-
sion. and while the Rumanlan navy
has done we'll III the past, having nISt
DISTINGUISHED itself in the IuTklSh
var Of 1877. when its gallant assist
arCe and support were of great value
10 Russia it is capable OF much 1ur-
ther development in a sense proper
tionate the vast increase or hulnah'ah
territory ard political and economic
Importance.
II is with this intention that Prince
Nicholas who has created an excel
lent impression in England uul lhS
his school life there, ana VINO mas
done nothing to forfeit the aHeetloi,
and good will Of the British royai
family. to which he is closely related
through his mother, Queen Marie
born as a princess of Great Brlttin
and Ireland. is to receive the train
ing of an officer of the English navy.
II NAV be recalled that the late King
George of Greece and King Haakon
of Norway. as we'll as several mem
hers of the reigning house of Japan,
received their training in the English
navy. Indeed, the late King George
Of Greece, then Prince William Of
Denmark, was undergoing punish
ment on a British man-o'-war when
the representatives of the great pow
ers and the delegates of the Greek
government arrived on board OF the
ship on which he was serving as mid
shipman and he had to be summoned
down from the masthead in order TO
receive the formal notification that
he had been elected King of Greece.
King Abert's second son. Prince
Charles of Belgium, Count of Flan-
ders, has likewise been serving for
, the past two years as a midshipman
in the British navy. and figured i'll
that capacity on board the Renown
when she conveyed the Prince of
wales and his party on his visit to
India and to Japan. Rumania has
today but one officer of flag rank.
Rear Admiral Nicolesco. Young
Prince Nicholas, now in his twentieth
wear. may look forward. therefore, to
becoming the ranking admiral of the
Rumanian navy, which is already
equipped with a large floating dock
and a marine arsenal, the latter at
Gaiatz.
X 4 !; x
Some 300,o00,000 Austrian crowns
(amounting in American money to
about $4,000 or $4,000 are urgently
lneeded for the repair OF the 5o0-foot
Evening star., 1923-03-20

Our late allies ought to understand
by now that having played a modest
part in giving the Germans what was
coming to them the United States is
not going to relinquish it's even more
modest claims for what is coming
to us.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

Up in Peekskill, n. Y. a dollar bin
buys as many rides on the street cars
as an individual wants to make in
weeks time. Sounds almost incredibly
make.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

Secretary of War Weeks has recent.
ly been made a rear admiral in the
naval reserve. This mutual sharing in
his affections will doubtless add cozi-
ness to the way in which "thc broad
ocean leans against the land"
Evening star., 1923-03-20

Plans for the mooted congressional
tour. of soviet Russia have wisely been
abandoned. Reports from those who
know indicate that il might well have
been of Russia that Jeremiah said,
"Her guests are in the depths of he'll"
Evening star., 1923-03-20
All Other STATES,
Member of tbe Associated Press

The Associated Press IS exclusively entitled
10 the use for republication of all news dis
patches credited to il or not otherwise credited
IN this paper and also the local news pub
lished herein. All rights of publication OF
special dispatches herein are also reserved.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

Strikes and other labor troubles are
estimated TO have cost this country
billions Of dollars last year. What
land of plenty it would have been
could those losses have been converted
into gains and equitably distributed.
Evening star., 1923-03-20
SHOOTING STARS.
By PHILANDER JOHNSON.
4 Song Of the Season

\ Song OF the Season.
'Tis gentle spring-behold a sky
Bereft of sunny glee,
Which doth delight as I pass by
To turn the hose on me.
'Tis gentle spring-the signing breeze
Whose perfumes should be sweet,
Doth overhead and later freeze
My ears; likewise, my feet.
'Tis gentle spring-a fog comes out
And forms grow white and dim;
Ere long we'll cease to walk about
And have to learn to swim.
Evening star., 1923-03-20
The Plant of the Jonah,

I reckon I'm about the most
Unlucky man on earth;
I never got a chance to boast
Or laugh in careless mirth.
Whate'er the enterprise may be,
Defeated I must squfrm;
The early bird ! cannot be,
I'm jes' the early worm.
A watcl1ful eye try to keep;
But when ought to win
Some feller that has lost no sleep
Is there to scoop me in.
The hopeful proverbs that I've heard
Events do not confirm.
I'll never be an early bird,
I'm jaz an early EuuA .,tj .,
Evening star., 1923-03-20

To him who has let his coal pile run
low in the belief that balmy spring
was in our midst, Millions land where
''cold performs the effect Of fire"
sounds mighty like Utopia.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

The Interior Department announces
that there are 340,917 Indians in the
United States. The figure is obviously
exclusive of bootleggers, gun-toters,
bookmakers and other bad Indians.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

Borah says that the credit Of soviet
Russia is good. If that is true he
could make a tidy fortune buying pa
per rubles now held in America at a
fraction of their face value.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

Germans in occupied territory have
gone on a thirst strike" rather than
pay the wine tax. What would they
do if called upon to pay bootleg prices?
Evening star., 1923-03-20
Had His Good Points.

Oh, Ananias was a man
OF wickedness, indeed.
Perhaps he tried to tell the truth,
But he did ne'er succeed.
Stern disapproval of his way
Posterity must nurse.
Yet 1t is not too much to hint
That there are others worse.
OF him with kindness let US speak,
Fen though some cynic knocks.
He never went to selling tips
On races or on stocks.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

If the Floridians We're to vote as
they cheer President Harding would
break the "solid south in 1924.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

When the speaking film arrives
something more than soulful eyes will
be required of million-dollar stars.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

William HohenZollern is reported in
business as a vender of china. He had
q passion for acquiring China when
he was German emperor.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

The Evening Star, with the Sunday morning
edition is delivered by carriers within the city
at co cents per month; daily only, 45 cents per
mouth; Sunday only. 20 cents per month. Or
ders may be sent by mail, telephone Main
1000. Collection is made by carriers at the
and OF each month.
Evening star., 1923-03-20
THEODORE w. MOVES. Editor
The Evening Star Newspaper Company

Business Office, 11th 81. and Pennsylvania Ave.
New York Office: 100 Nassau st.
Chicago Office: Tower Building.
European Office: i6 Regent ST.. London. England.
Evening star., 1923-03-20
Rate by Mail-Payable in Advance.
Maryland and Virginia.

Daily only ......l yr.. $500: mo. 50c
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Evening star., 1923-03-20

Some 3OO,ooO,ooo Austrian crowns
amounting in American money to
about $4,000 or $4,000 are urgently
needed for the repair OF the 5o0-footl
Evening star., 1923-03-20

The plan OF procedure in a delicate
and important undertaking, set out
here chiefly by way of running COM
ment, is as interesting as the sub
stance of the book is useful for an
understanding of the budget. Here
Is q concrete case of a business man
rounding UP a great business. That
Gen. Dawes Is unconscious of exem-
plifying anything merely adds to the
effect of the demonstration. A
sraight line gives the shortest dis
tance between two points. That is
the guiding principle-that and a full
sense of the Importance Of time. No
subtle and roundabout approaches.
Perfect frankness to avoid misunder-
standings and loss. Solid words of
striking impact. A generous man,
too; prompt in praise of working as
sociates; equally prompt. too, in con-
demnation of obtruding utilities.
Here's a big job, men. Come on.
Let's all pitch in and clean it right
up" Something like this animates
both tho book and the man in this
case. L G. NJ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29

rokban, azutan, hogy melyik va
rosban, keriiletben vagy korzet-
ben township fekszik az ingat-
Ian, az utica es hazszamot.
Mindenki aki bemegy megyei
penztari hivatalba, kap egy ilyen
cedulat ha ker Is haza viszi es XII
t0lti, egy egyszerii boritekban ell
kuldheti a penztari hivatalba, ha
ICY cilnzi levelet: County
Treasurers Office, Youngstown,
Ohio. Ezeket cedulakat lehet
kapni Mih0k Sandor odajaban
is, 601 Dollar Bank Bldg. es ha az
erdekl6dok behozzak multi evi
adocedulat vagy pedig az ingat-
lanjukrol szol6 deedet, azonnal
XII is tolthetik cedulakat es TO
yabbithatjak a megyei penztari
hivatalba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
KARACSONY ELOTT
GONDOLJON A HAZAI
SZEGENY GYEREKEKRE
A HAZ ES TELEK TULAJDO-
NOSOK FIGYELMEBE.
A megyei penztar megkonnyiti az
adofizetok munkajat azaltal, hogy
idot takarit meg reszikre.

A megyei penztari hivatal nj
rendSzabalyt leptetett eletbe. a
melynek reven az ad0fizeto polga
rok Sok idot takaritanak meg.
Arrol van $40 ugyanis. hogy ed
dig az volt szokas. hogy az ado
fizetok, mikor mcgkaptak az ado
ivet, elmentek Court hazban le-
v0 megyei penztari hivatalba s
oft rendszerint kifogasoltak a kf
vetett adot, vagy pedik kifoga
Soltak AIT. hogy az utica neve,
vagy a haz Szam helytelen. vagy
pedie miveI a nevilk rosszul volt
irva. ait allitottak. hoey az ado
cedula mem is az 0vek.
Ezekiel kifogasokkal jarf
felesle ege> idovesztessegnek akar.
ja elejet venni a megyel penztai
nepszeru f0n0ke, Frank VOgan
azaltal. hogy minden egyes ado
fizet0nek ad egy >arga cedulat, a
melvre I'd kell yezetni lot sZa
mat. vagy farm nagysagat AXE.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
YOUNGSTOWN SCENT ISTvAN XII
RALYRoL ELNEvEZETT ROM ES COR
KArH. TEMPLoMI rs BETEGsEGEIYz0
EGYLET
Alapittatott 1901 augustus a5-en

AlaplttatOtt 1901 augustus 25-en
Eln0k Horvath Istvan SIT Rose st, Au-
tomato 1889 areln0k Macy J6zsef, iegyz6
Mixich Gaspar (P. o. Box I'll, Youngstown.
O.. Sihez mnden az egyletet erdekl6 level
ktldend6), penztarnok Czene Gabor, pknz-
igyi titkar Palatnus JGzsef, beteglategato
ellen6r Horvath Istvan, beteglatogat6k: Brier
Hillen Kish Andrasne es Dankovich Lajos,
SteeltonOn Palla Andrasn6 es Ferenczi Ist-
van, South Side.on Czene Gabor es Darazs
Illesne Albert streeten Bodzas Janos. Hasel-
tonban Vas Istvanne es Laczo Istvan, East
Youngstownban Walter Janos. Bizottsagi ta-
gok: ifi. Galambosi Gy6rgy Bodzas Janos,
Palyo JOSEF Is Jurista Istvan. Trusteek
Horvath Istvan, Bensh Andras 6s Jurista
Tstvan. Nagybizottsagi tagok: Turner J6-
zsef, Habodasz Gustav, Jurista Istvan es
Macy J6zsef. Gyermekosztaly ugykezel5i: ::
Benish ADdras es Darazs Frigyes.
Hivatalos orvos: DR. Fuzy Pal (Home
Savings Bldg). Rendel6 6rak: 1-3-ig es
r7-s-is.
Gyiileset tartia minden no els6 vasarnap-
Jan Kossuth K6zmiivel6desi Egyestet ter
meben, 124 East Federal ST., delutan Ora
t6l kezdve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
EGYLETI KALAUZ
MUNKAS BETEGSEGELYZ6 ES ONKEPZt
SzEEvEzET 49,. OSZTALYA

Eln0k Humoya Istyan alelnok Beres JanOs,
penztarnok Turner e16zseff>r. penzlgyi titkar
SbffK6 San dor rt417 'WaIlace' sts),' iegfz0
Hauzer Andras, elenGr0k: Olcsanyi Janos 6s
Weitner Akos
Hiv. orvos: DR. Fiizi Pal (aome Saw
ings Bldg.). Rcndol6 6rak: 1-tGl gig es 7-t5l
Sig
Gyiileseit tartia minden no S TX vasarnap-
JAN delutan 2 6rskor Magyar Tarsas- cs
Atheta Kub helyisGg6ben, 1873 H. w. Federal
street.
A Betegsegelyz6 tagia lekst minden err
k6lcsileg kifogastalan ffrfi ,es n6-munkas.
Ferfiak 16 es As, n6k pedig 16 es 40-ik
eleteviik- k6z6tt zehetok fela 'Beiratasi dij
mines. csak, 81 foaaalmi: t6ke fizetend6 be.
mely 5sszeg kilep6s eseten visszafizettetik
A tagok jogai azon naptdl kezd6dnek. me-
lyen a k6zponti 'iptez6-bizottsag q felveteli
ivet helybenhagyta Is lattamozta. Betegse-
getyl ad az csoportbelieknek, vagyis q
ferfiaknak, $12-t hetenkint 25 hetig es Set
hetenkint 25 hetig es ha a tag meg tovabb
beteg. a k6zpontt6ls rendkiviili segelyben re-
szesiil; . moi tagok, vagyis csoportbe
lick SGT kapnak hetenknt rs hetg Is
q 50-t hetenkint 25 hetig Is a moi tagok
is hosszas betegsegnel rendkivil segelyber
reszestlnek. segeiyfizetes a betegsee
six napidt6l kezd6dik.
Hav illetek kvetes szerint fizettetik.
Halaesetnel $500 temetkez6s 0sszege'
fizet szervezet, Ferfi tagok nejeik utan
ha azok mem is tagjxi szervezctnek, halal
eseten $50 temetkezesi k6lts6gben reszestl
mex es ha mindketten tagiai, ugy $3.50 fizet
tetik temetkezesi kiiltsegre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
A YOUNGSTOWN CSALAD
GYILKOSAI TORvENY EL0TT
Meg az iden targyaljak a rakos-
szentmihalyis tomeggyilkossag
/, biniigyet.

"A Lachmann- -csalad kiirtoi, Mol
mar 10th Josef es tarsai iigyeben
ugy a rizsgal6biro, mint kir.
iigye>zseg befcjeztc munka aja;
Tekintettel ARA. hogy Molnar
10th JozSefet Is kanoz>ay De-
zsot olyan sulvos biincselekmeny-
nyel doliak. amire halalbiinte!
test is szabhatnak. bir0sag ell
rendelte mindkettGjiik, elmebeli
allapotanak megvizsgalasat. Ka.
nozSay DezS6ne es Molnar 10th
J6zsefnt kerttk Szabadlabrahelyf
z6siiket. vadtanacs azonban kG.
resilket clutaSitotta. KereSiik most
a kir. ItelGtabla el6tt van. Ugyan
csak a kir. Itelotabla ele jarult ke.
reSevel Bo0cz Istvan is. aki mint
ismereteS. 0tmilli0 korona kauci61
tett l. es ez 0Sszeg elleneben a vad
tanacs Ell is rendelte szabadlabra
helyezeset, a kir. iigyeszseg azon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29

nyujtia feleje konzervsdobozat.
Meg! Robert bacsi megint szinig
tolti. A hiilye vigyorogva bamul
a leves tiikrebe, aztan belenyul
suta kezevel, eszik mohon letol
csepego ct ujja kozt artikulatlan
bGdiilessel mutatja fel leszopott
csontot. A gyiiriibe verodott k0-
lOnseg elkepedve nezi az allat "a
balasat. Robert bacsi menteget6-
xix.
- Mines villaja, csak ct ujja...
Van keves eszcajg. :. Macy bal,
bette gseg terjeszti :. Ennivalo
kell, nehogy meghalja magat az
amber az ehsegben. Penz mines,
tanyer sincs van. !. De jollakik,
ez a fo!
Siir0g-forog feher atjaban,
vigaSZtal, batorit, moSogat. Egy
nagysZerii kukta veszett ell Robert
bacsiban! Pillanat afatt kimosSa
a konzerves dobozokat es a sze-
genyek remeg0 kezebe adja szera-
-2ttel.
- Van b0 leves, husocska, csa X
,zol ia. aki meg cnni akarja! AL
macsEa csak gyermeknek sZa-
bad e. Karoly fiam, egye tisztes.
>egasen. - szoi boldog bamba
iegenyre, - Elont0zod csuszpajz
istenke baranya =.
Uriil a kondtr, tilzet rak alaja
nogy a keS6bb ttkezGk is jo M.
egen kapjak szeretet-ebedet
Akkora szive van ennek az ember
mex, hogy eZer gazdage is belefer
ne. Lot-fut "a penz utan $ hetrol
letre 0sszeszedegeti a szegenyeR
sbedrevalojat. Eg fele tart kara
nagyaraz> nekem.
= Adom 'enni, aki ehes. Sta
tisztika mem kell. kormany men
tamogatja. De jo Isten mem felejt
soha Els Ell akkor vagyom bol
log hehehehe :.
Jonnek d szegenyek, en- pedis
bucsuzom. Robert bacsi meg0le
IS megcsokol ketszer is k0zderiilt
,eg mellett.
Szervusz, fla Szaladj egbe.
Csak sz0lja, aki meg enni akar
ja...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
YOUNGSTOWN KossUTH K0zMUvEL0-
DEsI EGYEsULEf.

Brogii tgnc eln6k. Dedk Pal aleln6k. Ju
hasz Janos titkdr Dabich Dezs6 penztarnok
Gagyi Janos es Banyei Lsszlo ellen6r6k, a
hazaap yp6nztarnoka: Girtner Adolf. Trus
teek Benyei Laszi6, Brogli Ignac Molhar
Mihaly
Az egylet celia . magyar tarsadalmi elst
tejlesztese. tagjainak sz6rakoztatasa es .
magyar nyelv fejlesztese Is meg6vasa. Tart
n6pies felolvasasokat es tervbs van we've
angol iskols nyitass is. Az egylet hslyis6ge
nytva minden este . tsgok reszere Konyv-
tSrhasznalat ca egysb sz6rakozasok allansk
. tagok rendelkezes6re
TsgsAgi dii ferfiaknak $4O0 felsveDkint.
n6k tagsagi dija $500 felevenkent. -
Bekllksi @dij ferfiaknak $2.0c. n6knek $1.Oo.
es rendes felevi tagsagi dij.
Gyiilesei' tartja minden h6nAp els6 W
s&rnspsan = 1924 East Federal Streetsn
levo sajAt helyis6geben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29

/. 4
ban EFT vegzest felyfolyamodas
sal tamadta meg. Mihelyst az tie
lStablarol az .iratok leerkeznek a
pestvideki kin. torvenyszekhez,
haladektalanul XII fogjak tiizni a
tomeggyilk ossag iigyeben a fotar-
gyalast, mely elorelathatolag meg
ez evben meg fog tortenni.
Lachmanek tudvaleyoleg .youngs
town. lakosok yoltak$es csak mem
regen mentek haza. Lachman Fe-
rencet felesege Is ,nostoha leanya
0lettek meg ,Molnar 10th Jozsef-
fel, aki kes6bb$meg0lte a ket asz-
szonyt es a mostoha leany fiat IS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
vERHovAY s1aELYEGYLET 1os-IK
FIoKJA, YOUNGSTOWN. o.
Alakult 1903 okt6te er l0-6n

Elnok Hoffer Andrds. aleln0k Farkas Pc
ter, ttkar Menyhert Janos (610 Mabel st.)
penztarnok Macy J6zsef H., p. ellen6r Bor-
ssdi Janos, harmas bizottsag: NemeAyi Mix.
los, Szab6 p Istyan, Bslog Balazs, dgyke-
sel6 ifj. Jurista Istvan Beteglatogat6k
sfeeltonon Dorgsi Gyula, Juhasz J6zsef, So.
Sideo Szab6 P. Istvan, D6ks Sandor. Ian
singvillen POtornay Janos, Brier Hillen. Ba-
lag Balazs, Albert streeten Bodzas Janos,
Hasetonban Macy .Tanos, korhazban Geressy
Sander. Nagybizottsagi tagok. az eln0k0n; Is
titkaron xviii: Grekosts Josef, Nemenyi
Mikl6s, Mih6k Sandor Kaluezky Janos.
Hivatalos orvos: DIR. Fuzy Pal. 403 Home
Savings Bank Bldg.
Gyiil6seit tartja minien no masodik VA
sarnapjan dslutan 2 6rakor Mahoning
svenuei magyar reformktr. temDlon alatti
gyIlSsteremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
cANToN1 H1R.


Az Els6 Amerikia Magyar l.
paros Kozmiivelodesi 6s Betegse-
celyz6 Egyesiilet minden szombat
este tarsas teaestelyt rendez sa-
jat otthonaban 1923 Housed Ave.
S. E. melyre felkerjiik az osz-
SECS taytestvern0ket es tagtestve-
reket, hogy minel nagyobb szam.
NAL sziveskedjenek megjelenni.
hogy felebarati szeretett tovabb
tudjuk terjeszteni es egyesille-
tiink kitiis0tt czeliat minel elGbt
elerhesse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
YOUNGSTOWN REFoRMATUs EGYHAZI
FERFI ES MOI CHATTANOOGA RETEa-
SEGELYZ6 EGYIET.

Elp6k Seb6k Gabor alelnok Rati J6zsef
titkar Hajdu Kalman {Box SOB Sta. Al
jesyz6 Szab6 P. Istvan, penztaros Gaal La
jos, peztari ellen6r Balogh Balszs, betegld-
togat6k, bizalmi ferfisk es n6k: hegyen
MolnAr Istyan es d. Barta Istvan, Brier
Hillen Fil0p Menyhertne, Belenszky Janos,
South Sideon Menyhert Janosne, D6ks San
dor Edgewood streeten Juhasz P6terne, Ba-
logh josef, Hsseitonban Patkan6czi Janos-
ne, Bernath Orcszt, East Youngstownban
aizv szilagyi Gyorgyne, Kiraly IstvAnne Ba-
nyaczki Janosf, es Fodor Lajos Zaszl6tar-
t6k: D6ka Istvan, Ricz Janos. Sz&mvizsga-
l6bizottsagot az eInok nevez XII minden ne.
syedevben. r~., -
Minden beteg tag koteles azon kerdlst.
bell bizalmi tashak 4. betegsegst bejslen-
teri BeteSlitogltss k6telez6 minden tsgrs.
! Gyalese,t tartj. minden no ak vssarnsp-
tyis6gben.