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Evening star., 1923-01-09
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
Quot tons furnished By Eiednand A
OPERATORS AND MINERS
ASKED WAGE PARLEY'

INDIANAPOLIS, January s,-=A
joint meeting of coal operators ana
miners OF tae central competitive
Hffefd to be held In New York city
january 10 to negotiate q wage con-
tract has been. requested here. The
call, was signed by; John; t.. Lewis,
president Of the United Mine workers
Of. America, and Phil N: Penna OF
Terre Hauts, Ind. for the operators
as Individuals
Representation at the Joint confer.
enee wilt be ;on the same basis as
previous interstate confesences-2
eight operators and eight miners from
each of the four states comprising
the dentral competitive field, IL the
recommendations Of Lewis and psnria
are foilowsd.i Ohio. Iadtana, diline.s
and western rennsylvasaia make up
The present wage aSfesnisnt BE-
tween the operators and miners OF the
central competitive, on which all
other coaisfrilfffng agreements are
based, expires April I, 1898, and the
request, II is stated, ID made t'in the
interest of the coal Industry, ard IN
aeceraAfoe with sound public policy
The call was mailed to the various
operators associations and. > mine
workers districts in the central field.
ana the recipients were asked to Ad-
wise Mr. Penna or the aeticr taken on
the request.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
FORD TO BUILD new
S10,0)D,ODO PLANT
Site Purchased in st. Paul
and Application Made to
U. S. for Power Rights.
BY the Associated Press.


ST. PAUL, Mimi, January 9.-Plans
to establish a large plant in st. Paul
for manufacture of automobiles and
tractors were announced here today
by representatives of the Ford Motor
Company.
The. Ford company today completed
purchase of 1s7is acres of land on the
Mississippi river, Immediately ada
cent to the government hig1i dam, at
a cost OF ssis.ooo as the site for the
plant,
Application has been made to the
federal government by the Ford
company for the power rights at the
dam, but 81 this IS denied, the COM
entirely by steam. the announcement
II .ha power rights ara granted. 1t
ls planned TO build a sf6,000.0oo manu-
featuring plant. ultimately to. EN-.
pley between 1900 and is.ooo men
II will be on q somewhat smaller
scale if the power rights are denied.
TO provide proper railroad facilities
for the ptant. the Chicago, milwaukee,
and 81. Paul railway. announced it
would extend its trsokage and ,e6n.
river, the entire expansion TO involve
an expenditure OF approximately
st. paul city oftoiais, it 10 said, viii
offer TO share with Minneapolis the
expense OF a bridge across the Mis.
siseippi river at the high dam; thus
making the proposed Ford plan read.
iIy accessible TO both cities. y
Establishment OF q manufacturing
plant here Is In line with the Ford
- e. a.
tralization. 1t has already announced
Its intention to build q manufacturing
plant in Chicago. Preliminary work
win start in March, &c was said.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
ST. LOUIS ALSO TO GET
COSTLY NEW FORD PLANT
By the Aekpciafee Press.

by the AseocidteT Press. 2. = f-t--'ss s--' > =
DETROIT, Mich, January 9.-Es.
tablishment of unit OF the Ford
Motor Company at St. Paul. Mimi,
plans for which were announced to-
day by Ford Company representatives
in that city, will be Just another
step" in the expansion program that
Henry Ford has undertaken, I. 1t was
said here today by persons in close
touch with the automobile manufac-
turer. g..
Announcement may be expected
within the near future, it became
known of Mr.. FordS intention to
erect a plant in st. Louis similar :, TO
that he will establish In St Pauts City
officials of st. Louis now are taking
necessary steps to provide a site for
The proposed new Ford plant which
when completed will be similar in size
and Importance to that planned for
the Twin cities.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
AuroMoBI1E PRICE CUTS.

NEW YORK, January. SIN. corr
nection with the announcement of
new models Chandler Motor Car Com.
pany has made price reductions rang.
ing from $50 to si00 a car. New fac.
tory price of five passenger touring
car is 81 f.3s5, reduced 500 and SINH
lar cut on the sedan brings price 10
s2,215.
Cole Motor Car Company ffas made
price reductions. nsins from $500
touring ear is 1855, cofnpa red. " 18th
former price OF S2.Ssb, 4 reduction OF
$500. Sedan now lists at $2,6s5, or s70e
less than formerly.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
ROAD TO nEoR0AFrzE.

NEW York. january s.-~A repert
from Denver that negotiations for tae
purchase OF the Denver and, Rio
Grande western RAILROAD by cha Mis-
cessfui was denied here today bank
ers who have financed Theses roads in
the past asserting that any suef an
nopncement was decidedly: pfsraa
ture.'' From other sources it was
learned that negotiasiohs are in pros-
gAnization of the Denver and Rio
0rande Western that would be Ac-
,ceptable to the bondhoiders And etn-
ers financially interested Ia the road.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
AETNA HEAD RESIGNS.
w. B. Clark Fire Insurance rresi.
dent over Thirty YeArs.

HARTFORD. Conn. January g.
William B. Clark, for over thirty
years president of the Aetna tFlre)
Insurance Company, and for more
than sixty-five years In the insurance
business, has resigned 40 president.
anss,dsn ana ks,ph 3. ,Ss Ives ot Ghicaso., xiee
branch. was elected to succeed him.
Mr.. Clark will continue a. chairman
of the board OF directors.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
Pittsburgh Gets 1872 New
Buildings During Year
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special dispatch TO The Star
PfTTSBURGH. January s.--As a r.
suit of the building boom of the past
year Pittsburgh has 1872 new dwell
ings and apartment houses. Total
construction during the year amount
ed to s35,255,5Ts. new record
Schools now are being erected outside
the city, but within the country
which will cost s1,0eO,0O1
Steel companies whose orders fell
off in December have picked up again
and it is difficult to secure deliveries
in less than six weeks.
" Copyright, Iss3)
Evening star., 1923-01-09
MILLIONS FORWARDED ;
TO VIRGINIA FARMERS
Z. u = = - -'',---e-S:T i'&s.
Advance Payments Made on To.
bacoo as 200 Warehouses
Are Opened.
NJ .As AsseIated Press.

RALEIGH. NJ c., January s.--aore
than s1s,oo0,ooo in advance pay.
msnts on 1is.ooo,ooo pounds Of to-
haeco has BEER fors~ardedlsto grew.
ers in the two Caroif1ias and Viz.
ginia by the Tobacco Growsrs Co
operative Association, it was stated
at Headquarters here. when 1t .Waa
announced that today warehouses of
the association will be opened in
more than = hundred towns OF vtr.
gtnfa and North Carolina to receive
a flood, OF tobacco accumulated by
members since the closing of the
warehouses for, the holidays. y
Evening star., 1923-01-09
STEEL MERGER NEAR.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, January g.
Tentative arrangements have been
completed for the purchase Of the
steel and Tube Company Of America,
A. Chicago plant. by the Youngstowrl
Sheet and Tube Company, it was az, :
noHnced here by James A. Campbell,
president of the youngstown com
pany.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Quotations furnished by Redmond &, Cos

exchanges irregular. Great Britairi--
Demand. Asa 1916. cables, 4.s5 ale;
sixsy-day bills on banks, 4.s2 1919.
France Demand, .os75; cables
06T2h. Italy--Demand, .o4s55A; ca
cs5ies. % % %.es12S. ssf;ys :dermsny-@af;e mana nd
.0Oo094: cables, :9o0es5. HolIand-ADe-
mand. 1855; cables, 1853 Norway
Demand, 1850. Sweden-Demarid
1889. DenmRrk%-Dsnaand,3 .ze24
Demand, 1882. Greec6-Den and! s9i 90.
Poiand--Demand, .opoo56. 4 Caecliesl9s
Vakia-Demand. .D3so.,.-=A Atxen tine
Demand. .3762. BraQlADemand, .ft2o,
Montreal, .e95k. ~
Evening star., 1923-01-09
ERIE SETTLES WITH MEN.

NEW YORK. January s.-The Erie
has settled with it's shopmen on the
basis of straight time for eight hours
on Sundays and holidays and time
and -a-half for overtime, The settle
ment is said to follow, the lines laid
down BY the management.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
rrALY, TO SEEK LOAN I'm o. S,

i ROME, January 9.---It was offlciaily
stated today there was no foundation
for the report that the Italian gov
ernment intends to float a loan in the
EAfikrfcan market. - The government, {,
Il was declared, does not intend to
raise any loan abroad.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
BAR SILVER PRICES.

LONDON. January s,-Bar silver,
3tI5-16d per ounce. Money, 1k per
cent. Discount ates-<Short bills, . n
asE per cent; three-nonth bills, ~
a2S-16 per cent ..- -. .. -.
NEW exYOH NJ Jasuery~ 3.--.Forefgfi
bar silver, 65 rs Mexican dollars; so e.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
YES Era :seen. IN aIovIes.
Texas Farmers to Plant
Very Large Cotton Crop
Special Dispatch 70 The star.

oFcVfHI VItpdtch 70 Inc -stAf.
HOUSTON. January e.-Induiries
for seed indicate that planting OF
cotton in Texas this year will be
very heavy. Similar conditions pre-
vail IN regard to potatoes and cane.
Experts predict that the cotton
acreage will be materially increased
by the present high prices for. the
staple. On southwest Texas, cotton
planting now is under way and
acreage In that section shows a de-.
cIded increase.
The truck growers along the lower.
Rio Grande expect a good year.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
TRADE BOARD HEAD.

cHYCAGo. January s.+AJohn J.
siscted president OF the. Chicago
hoard of Trade. There was no op-
posing candidate. q -. -
Evening star., 1923-01-09
ssroCK MELON VOTED

sAN FRANCISCO, january 9--The
Union or Company of California has
declared q stock dividend OF s1.75 per
share. payable January II to, stock
holders of record at the close of jan.
uAry 10.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
RECOVERY NOTED !.
IN FRENCH BONDS
:-.----------------' --. -. .-----', =
Other Foreign Issues Also
Show GaIns--Eiberties'
Are Irregular. r.
ny GEORGE r. HUGHES.

Special Dlspa teh 70 The star.
NEW YORK, January 9.--Today's q
investment market presented several
interesting features. More important
was the recovery In French bonds. (,
Apparently the confidence which ha6
been shaken yesterday was restored
today and that without any change
IN the situation. abroad. All the dis
patches indicated the fixed purpose OF
the French to proceed with their pro-
gram, but somehow the markets re-
fused to be terrified thereby, the tes-
timony of the exchanges agreeing
with that of the bond quotations.
Reasons for support.
On sober second thought investors
refuse to belleye there is danger 10
the security OF French. dollar obllga-
tionss dealt in on this market from
any conceivable development In Fu-
rope. For one. thing Frances external
debt Is a very small part Of her total.
sinking fund operating 10 keep up
the price of the two chief French is-
sues. the Sc and the a 7tas. Finally a
direct obligation of the French re.
public, with It's long and honorable
financial record. selling, TO yield Sk
per cent. presents a powerful specu.
lattve appeal Later in the day profit
taking brought about some recessions,
but the offerings ware fairly well abb
sorbed, better In the IS than in the
after December Is. 1875. the IS are
redesmable for the sinking fund by
lot/at lie, +.
= Foreign Issues Do f,etter.
In general, all the foreign bonds.
with two exceptions. did batter today.
The exceptions were the Serbian Ss.
which made a new low, and the Co
lombia 61as. which did the same. The
former have had an unfortunate mar
ket career. as Is we'll known, and in
the case of the latter 1t looked as
though the bond was reAdJusting its
yield to that offered by other foreign
issues.
The general market was heavy. Acute
weakness developed In lnterborough 6s
and u, without any, apparent reason
The 6s slumped nearly two points
Speculative rails, such as SeaboArd Ait
Line adjustments and New York, West
Chester and Boston 4zs, were reaction
ary, but mostly the tone was one OF
hesitation rather than weakness. New
York Gas, Electric Light, Heat and
Power 5s were strong. illustrating the
unsatisfied demand for utility Issues OF
the highest grade.
~ Chile Copper Active.
Speculation in the Chile Copper Is w&s
very active. today's price making a new
high record. Interest was also shown
In Midvsle Steel IS and the CONSOLIDATED
Coal 81. ST. Louis, iron Mountain and
Southern 5s and the River and Gulf Di-
vision - made gains.
1rregularity marked the course OF
the United states government obliga-
tions. Trading was not particularly
active and net changes were small.
The governments offer of 5000. .G00. 900
in new 4a per cent Treasury notes TO
mature in less than fVe years was re-
garded as very attractive. The yield
and which mature about the same
time.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
PARIS MARKET UNSTEADY.

irreguiarly on the bSarses tod today. y
Three per cent. fshtes, bS francs Is
eentimes. Exchange on London, 6y
francs So centimes. Five per cent
loan. rs francs 20 ce1tihies The
dollar was quoted at II francs f3 een-
Evening star., 1923-01-09
DAIRY .PRopycTs,

BALTIMORE, January 8 (Special1.
Live poultry--Turkeys, pound. :4oa
40: old toms, 35: poor and crooked
breasts, 80: spring chickens. .2Sa27:
poor and ieghorns, 20a24; old hens.
24a27; small and leghorns, 19s22; old
reosters. i5ais. ducks, ..soa27; geese,
2oa27; pigeons. pair. 3oa3s; guinea
fowl. each, 46A7o. !.
Dressed poultry---Turkeys, 37a44;
breasts, so; young chickens. 25a28:
old and mixed, 24a25; old fposters,
17adS; ducks. 25aS0: geese, g4a3o.
Eggs-Eoss OFF, native and nearby
firsts, dozen. 47a4s; southern, 45a46.
Butter--Creamery, fancy, pound.
stass; ladies, s5ase. rolls, ssas5
storepacked, siaSs; dairy prints, s4a
So; process butter. 4ia42.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
DIVIDENDS.

- ~ " 49, ste<k OF ray.
record. able.
BasH Terminal pr, ex $5...
Bush Terminal, ex s2.50
Bangor Hwy. Ell. Co., q, 1Ts Jan 10 Feb. /
Clinehaeld Coal. ex %9e.......
Cumberland Pipe Line, 1000
Gen. Motors Co. pf q. ea5. Jan. is Feb.
si'ee :....::...... .;a:..:.. Jan. IS Feb. 1
s. staS = :: .Jaa. 10 rss. !,
= sL5s ss;......: Jan. Is FEB. l
HoiHneers Cons Gold Mines
Ltd, Ek. Jan. Jan. n
Natl. Nickel Go. pf, q, l1sTo. Jan. Is Feb, 1
Insuf. Go. of N. A., Sc, 76c. Jan. 10 Jan, Is
Insuf. Co. of N. A.. ex Sl,Jan 10 Jan. Is
isisrsoa Field SIX. iso Dec. 10 ...:.
Mine Hill -schuylknl Haven,
gss: Motor ico SIX. i;...'.a isien
Onlo vi. stock, 3OO1e ........ $500. .......
stsadsrd oil 81 kehtasiy Sssi s.z... =: -.
unitso kAsttsa ktaias. lSe..s s.s,ss s.s..ss
Evening star., 1923-01-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, January (United states
Department of Agrfculture).--Hogs--
Receipts. $4,000 head; butchers steady,
light hoks5 cents lower; bulk. 225 to
800 pound, butchers, s.45as,55;- bulk.
$50 to 200 pound averages, S.65aS.75:
top. SIS; bulk, ,weiShty pack ers,
!, ,S6A7.s5: desirable pigs, s.25as.65 /:
heavy hogs, s.4oas.Is; medium, S.%5a
s.T0, light, S.65as.f5; light lights,
ss5es.75: packing sows. smpoth.
7f6as.f5; packing sews. rough, 7.4oa
avs; killing pigs, s.25as.ss.
Cattle--Receipts, 10000. head; fairs
Nv active: beef steers and beef cows
ana heifers steady to strong;. spots
higher on better grades; early top
nstured steers. 11.00;, several loads,
1000 TO 1915; bulk of beef steers
s.a5as.7s: bulls, stockers ana feeders;
stronr to higher; veal calves. largely
s5 higher: bulk desirable veal calves
ID packers, 10.50ai1.00: shippers, up
ward TO IL. SO; bulk desirable bologna
bulls. around 4.75: beef bulls active;
b,Iik csnners around 500; bulk stock
ers and feeders, 6.00a7.00.
Sheep--Receipts, 10000 head; choice
fat lambs steady 'irabetween grades
weak TO lower; carly top, 1900 to
isckers; desirable clipped fed lambs,
'i2.75; best yearling:s wethefs- and
sheer weak; good 1ee-ponnd' fed
warnings, iisTsi desirable, ss.pounds
feeding lambs steady at 14.65.
Evening star., 1923-01-09
ToDAY.s HrcAGo PRICES:

CHICAGO, January 9.-Comniissior1
house buying based on strength OF
sterling exchange and on reports Of
drought conditions southwest turned
wheat upward In price. today dur.
ing the early dealings. The fact
that at the opening sellers wefe:'less
numerous than have been generally
expected III view of the reparations
crfsfs counted also as a bullish fac
tor, A large increase in the Canadian
visible supply total was virtually
ignored, The opening which varied
from unchanged figures to u off. with
May 1.17M to 1.17&, and July 1.105s
TO LION; was followed by, a mod :
crate general advance. In corn and
oats as well as in wheat unlocked
for: scarcity of offerings rendered TO
lift values. After opening at "a to
y decline. May 7ek 20 7ess. the
corn market scored gains all around.
Oats started shade lower to a
shade advance. May AN to. a., and
then assembled with other cereals.
Provisions were firm, IN line with
grain, despite lower. quotations on
nORE. B.
Evening star., 1923-01-09

TOTAL SALES (Pae Vaius1s
11a.fn... 3 ser 600 IL noon s. AL oos
lp.ni.. -. 7keo 600 .3p.Trh... sseo 90
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19

Most ne vitassuk EFT a kerdest.
A Kossuth K0r tagsagaban meg
van a.joakarat S elmegy legveg-
So hatarig. Kockara tette vagyo-
nat, melyet evek 6ta gyiijt0tt a
Magyar Haz, a magyar otthon re-
szere.
Most Youngstown magyaro'
kon van a sor.
Egyhazak, egyletek, iizletembe'
rex s maganosok segitsenek ezen
eszmet keresztiilvinni, megpeie
siirgSsen, hogy a befektetett pens
el ne vesszen. Ha az elvesz, ell
vesz minden. Elvesz a t0rekves
ambici6 S megsziiniink mi magya
rok is szamottev6 tenyez6k lem
ebben varosban.
Ne felejtsiik ell, hogy egyesiilds
ben rejlik az er6.
Koz0s iigyiink ez, tehat k0z0
sen dolgozzunk erte.
Pekarcsik 1stvan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19

Szombati piknikiinket remeljiik,
partolni fogja nemcsak reforma
tussag, hanem az 0sszmagyarsag
is. Az iskola javara fordittatik a
j0vedelem s az iskolat partolni
kell mindenkinek minden tekin-
tetben. Ha egyhazunk csak re-
formatus gyermekekrol condos
kodna, csak ~reformatusoktol
varnank tamogatast. Azonban a
mi nyari iskolainkban egesz
even at a szombati iskolankban is
ep olyan alkalmat adunk mas val
lasu gyermekeknek is tanulasra,
mint magunkenak. Melt0 tehat,
hOgy az 0sszmagyarsag is paftol
Jon benniinket. East Youngstown
iskolankban pl. legalabb is fele a
gyermekeknek katholikus. Fro
sen szamitunk tehat ARA, hogy az
east youngstowniak is partolja'S
piknikiinket. Egyhazunlnak az
east Youngstown iskola 250 dol
larjaba keriil, melyb6l fele Sc te-
riil meg tandijakb6l. A sziil6k
mutassak meg elismeresiiket egy-
hazunk aldozatrakeszs6ge irant az
altal, hogy youngstowniakkal
egyetemben megjelennek pikni-
kunk0n. Steeltonban, az Ohio
Works play groundjan kezd5dik
most szombaton d. II. 5-kor Rigd
J6zsi muzsikajaval. Mem lesz sor.
solas. Beleptidij ferfiaknak sc
cent, noknek 25 cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19
J. j. DAVIS MINISTER
BIZOTTsAGA BERLINBEN
Grosshandlert megintervjuvoltak
a nemetek. - Fontos kijelentest
tett. - A Balkant fogja tanulma-
nyozni

A helybeli Vindicator-hez Ber-
linb6E erkezett kabeltavrrat sze.
rint Grosshandler Nathan, a Unit
ed Printing Co. eln0ke es lapunk
kiad6tulajdonosa, aki mint James
J. Davis munkaiigyi MINISTER XII
vandorlast tanulmanyoz6 bizottsa-
ganak tagja julius 4-en utazott
Eur6paba, nemet ujsagir6k el6tt
kijelentette, hogy bizottsag ed
digi tapasztalatai szerint val0szi-
Nil, hogy AIT fogjalS javasolni, mi
szerint az Egyesiilt Allamok en-.
gedje visszaterni azokat, akik 1T
Amcrikaban hosszabb ideig tart6z
kodiak, de haboru utan sziil6ha
zajukba visszatertek.
A jelenlegi t0rveny szerint azok
xix tavozasuktol szamitott hat h0
napon beliil mem tertek vissza
mint nj bevandorlok kezeltettek
es ICY kv6ta-t0rveny rendelkez6.
sci ervenyesek rajuk. Rengetee
magyar ment haza es miutan az
otthoni viszonyokat mem talaltak
megfelelonek, szeretnenek vissza
j0nni Amerikaba, de mem tudnak
Grosshandler bizottsag t0bb
tagjaival es el6kel6 nemet allan
ferfiakkal mutt vasarnap berlin
amerikai nagyk6vet vendege volt
A kabel szerint Davis MINISTER
Berlinbol Vars6ba utazik a len
gyel kivandorlas tanulmanyozasa
ra, mig Grosshandlernek a Bal
kan-allamok tanulmanyozasat ad
tax Xxi. Davis es Grosshandler B,l
dapesten fognak talalkozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19

A piknik helyeiil szolgal6 erdS
kozvetleniil Sharon Line 28-il,
Stop-ja mellett van. Mem kell te-
hat kocsit berelni, sem gyalogol-
nj, mikor az ember sharoni car
r6l leszall. Egyenesen belephet az
erdobe.
A ferfiak egesz heten a gyarak-
ban robotolnak, a n6k pedig hazi-
munkaikat vegzik nyari h6seg-
t5l izz6 varosban, valosagos aldas
tehat, ha nehanapjan alkalmuk
van egesz vagy felnapot az arnyas
erd6 tiszta es friss leveg6jeben,
barataik es ismer6seik tarsasaga-
ban, legkell'emesebben sz6rakoz-
va, elt0lteni.
Aki csak teheti, jojj0n el ere a
piknikre.
A MunkasbetegsegelyzS es az
Athlatikai Klub egyesiilesenek
egyik celia volt a k0zmiivel5dest
hathatosabban iszolgalni mtnden
alkalmas m6don: felolTasasok Is
szabadeloadasok rendezese, k0nyv-
tar felallitasa, az athletika apola.
sa stb. altal. Ezeknek azonban 49,
az athletika kivetelevel - f6lee
a tell h6napok folyaman van az
ideje. Hogy azonban nyari ev
szak Sc muljon ell tetleniil, Be
tegsegelyzS vasarnapi iskolai tan
folyamot kezdett meg gyermekel
szamara. Ezen kurzuson Spitkt
Sandor titkar a magyar irast, oil
vasast, helyes kiejtest, f0ldraj;
es tort&nelem elemeit es sziikseg,:
mas targyakat is tanit. Edd;s
mar tizenhat gyermek lett felveve
kiknek szama nemsokara val6szi
niileg eleri harmincat.
Az erdekl6d0knek szivescn &:
felvilagositast Spitko Sander tit
kar, kinek cine AT Wallace ST.
Youngstown, 0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19
Felevi elszamclas az arvahaz
gyiijtesrol

A mutt vasarnap megtartott k0z
gyiiles folyaman a k0vetkez6k ada
koztak az arvahazra:
$1.50-t adott B0lcshazy Gy0rgy
SLIT adtak: Mecsey Andras,
G6ressy. Sander, ifj. Batari And
rasne, Vass Ilona, Lutheran Andras
ne, Kolozsvary J6zsefne, Epler Ja-
nosne, Macy Bertalan.
50-50c-et: Kiss Andras, Gomez
Mihaly, Durda Mihalyne, Eeszenyi
Istvan, Kiss Samuel, Balazs Ja-
nosne, Jnhasz Janos.
35c-et: Halasz Istvanne.
25c-et: Vilagi Bertalanne.
Osszesen befolyt 1880. Multi
evrol athozatal $34. Els6 ne.
gyedevi arvahazi perselybol $17.
Is. Szadai Benjaminne es Kantor
Peterne gyujtese 1885. Juliu;
Sikh adakozas $3.50. Masodik ne
gyedevi arvahazi persely $17
Osszesen befolyt $106.90.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19
A MUNKASBETEGSEGELYZO
ES Az ATHLETIKAI KLUB
PIKNIKJE
Vasarnapi iskolat tart fen Be.
tegsegelyzo

Olvas6ink k0ziil azoknak, Xix a
Munkasbetegsegelyz6 es az Athle-
tikai Klub nehany hettel ezel6tt
megtartott piknikjen resztvettek,
bizonyara elenk emlekezeteben
van meg rendkiviil szepen es KEEL
lemesen lefolyt nyari mulatsag
igazi csaladias jellege.
A ket egyesGlet most nagyban
keszil ARA, hogy ezt a pompas
pikniket megismetelje. A csala-
dias jellegii nyari tancmulatsag
ismet a Sharon Line 28-ik Stop-ja
melletti erdoben fog lefolyni, meg
pedig vasarnap, julius 29-en.
A tancolni kivan6 fiatalsag sza-
mara most meg nagyobb tancpad-
l6 lesz felallitva, mint a multkor
es Rig6 J6ska bandaja fog muzsi-
kalni.
A rendez6bizottsag a sportver-
senyek egesz sorozatat rendezi,
megfelelo dijakka1 a gy6z5k sza-
mara, melyekben maid reszt fog
max venni ferfiak es asszonyok,
fiuk es lanyok, kicsinyek es ma
gyok.
Kul0n bizottsag gondoskodik
arr6l, hogy a hiiv0s erd6be sz6ra-
kozni j0vo, koz0nsegnek semmi-
ben Sc legyen hianya. Lesznek
mindenfele etelek, fagylalt, jeges-
tea es a t0rvenyes szaraz allapot-
max megfelel6 italok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19
OLVASSA HTRDETESETNKET
ES TAMOGASSA HIRDETO-
INKET!
:.
EIAD0
gy0nyorii Mill Creek Parkban

4 szobas bungalow bolthelyiseg-
gel, garage, Macy, fel akeres tel
ken; pince es furnace, villamossag
ts gaz, szivattyus kut az udvar-
ban. Szamos gyiim0lcsfa, nagy
sz6l6lugas, A haz majdnem nj.
Jo alkalom a megelhetesre bolt
helyisegben. Ez az egyedtili store
a keriiletben. Csak 10 percnyire
k0zuti vasuti vonalhoz. Nehany
percnyire a Glacier Lake-tol es a
parkt6l. Magyar es tot szomszed-
sag. Ez olcs6 vetel $5,900-ert.
Ugyszinten elado egy fel akeros
telek ezen ingatlan mellett, nagy
csiirrel es gyiimolcsfakkal, $2,3 300
ert. Sok mas ingatlan is elad6.
CHM: MATTHEW MRAZ, 800 w.
Federal ST., a szerkeszt6segben.
Telefonok: Bell Main 5176, Auto.
573S.