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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
POLICE SEIZE
/ LOAD Of BEER
Truck Breaks Down and
Leads to Arrest of Driver
on Three Charges

TOTTENVILLE, March 5.-A
broken drive shaft on a five-ton
truck led to the seizure by the police
OF the 60th precinct station, Totten-
Vile, of sixty half barrels of real
beer and the arrest of the driver olf
three charges Saturday afternoon.
Louis Sagot, twenty-four years
old. the chauffeur in charge of the
truck giving his address as AL Hoff-
man street, Philadelphia, was ar
rested by Sergeant John Scanlon and
Patrolman Eugene Newman on a
charge of violating the state prohi-
pition law in having the beer in his
possession, without drivers license
and on a charge of grand larceny OF
The truck which he could not give an
account of as to the ownership. Sa-
got was brought to the station house
and later locked up in the 65th pre-
clhct station, West New Brighton,
over night for his appearance in
court yesterday morning.
Arraigned in the second district
court yesterday morning Magistrate
Fetherston released Sagot in $500
bail for his appearance at an exami-
nation on Monday, March 10. Sa-
got driving the truck along Arthur
Aill Iudu, hI6lSCIl6ENllC, ABOUT -
o'clock Saturday morning met with
the mishap with the drive shaft. In
attempting to make the hill going
toward Rossville, the truck backed
down the side of the road and was
unable to pull itself out. Sergeant
Scanlon and Patrolman Newman
coming along on the police car not
icing the plight of the truck and
driver. pulled up for assistance.
On questioning the driver as to
his load, ownership and destination
and not getting very satisfactory
answer to any, he discovered the
beer which was being transported
from Philadelphia to New York. Sa-
got said afterward that the truck be-
longed to Eckhart Geist, chief of
police at Riverton. N. J. 1t was
learned later that the truck belong
ed in Philadelphia. but it carried
New Jersey license X-65967.
The disa bled truck was towed to
Tottenville and patrolman has
been stationed night and day to
watch the truck and it's contents in
front of the station house in Main
street. The truck and beer will
probably be taken to the police de-
partnaent store house in Brooklyn
today. The load of beer is said to
have come over on the ferry from
Perth Amboy early in the morning
from Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
Couple Entertains

TOTTENVILLE, March 5:-Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Walters, of Yetman
avenue. entertained several friends
at their home Thursday night. Sing
ing. dancing and games were enjoy
ed. Miss Lucille fee presided at the
piano and Howard Rees entertained
with vocal selections. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The guests included the Misses
Anna Rossi, Edna Sayre and Lucille
Fee of Perth Amboy. Miss Claire
Mccarthy. Charles Sutliff, Raymond
Malloy, Howard Rees, Edward En-
mons, Vincent Chonick and Frank
Ryan of South Amboy, Miss Sylvia
Olsen, Miss Annette Larsen, Miss
Anna Larsen. r. D.. Ellis, Martha,
Ida, John and David Walters of Tot
tenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
FRANK CANNON DOOMED
FOR GOVERNOR AT DINNER

TOTTENVILLE, March Sat a
dinner given Saturday night by
prominent members of congress at
Washington to Frank S. Cannon, of
West New Brighton, former SUI
preme court justice of the second
judicial district, boom developed
for the jurist for the Republican
nomination for governor two years
hence. Former Justice Cannon was
heralded as the next Republican
nominee and the intimation was
given Governor Smith may not be a
candidate to succeed himself. Mr..
Cannon is a nephew Of County Clerk
B. NJ. Cannon of Middlesex county,
New Jersey. Representative NJ. O..
Mclaughlin of Nebraska was host t
the dinner which was given in the
speaker's room of the House
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
ARE YOU FAT?
JUST TRY THIS

Thousands Of overfat people have be
come slim by following the advice OF doc
tion TahIsts. those harmless little fat re-
ducers that simplify the dose of the IA
nous Marmola Prescription. II TOO 1at;
don't wait--go now TO your orugglst anu
FOR one dollar, which is the price the
world over, procure a case Of these tab
let's. II preferable you can secure theul
direct by sending price to the MaTmo a
Co. 4612 Woodward Ave, Detroit A1lch.
Tbev reduce steadily and easily without
tiresome exercise or starvation diet ana
leave no unpleasant e1ect.-Adv-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hendricks,
of Brooklyn, were visitors at Prince
Bay yesterday.
Mrs. Elliott McBreen and sons,
Raymond and Chester, have return
ed to Stamford, Conn, after visiting
friends here.
Miss Myrtle Block, of Stapleton,
has been visiting Mrs. Henry Schott
of Amboy road.
Charles Lyngas is in Virginia on d
two weeks business trip.
u. S. Grant Council, Jr. o. L. A.
NJ. is scheduled to meet tonight at
Amicitia hall.
Rev. William Burd. pastor of St
Marks church, was the speaker at
the Mems Bible class meeting yester-
day morning. His subject was THE
Man Who Had the Blues"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

SOUTH AMBOY. March 5.-John
Bershada of Henry street, who was
arrested on Friday by Officer Mich
ael Stanton on complaint of his wife
Marion, who says he beat her, was
brought before Judge Forgotson on
Saturday and given thirty days in
the county workhouse.
In the court room on Saturday
Mrs. Bershada told tie judge that
she wanted her husband sent away
to be punished. as every time he
became intoxicated he wanted to try
some of his fistic skill on her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
Salvador DiIniDo

TOTTENVILLE. March 5-Salva-
tor Dimino. seventy-four years old,
who has conducted a barber shop at
6S14 Amboy road, Pleasant Plains,
for a number of years, died Satur-
day at his home after a brief illness
of pneumonia. He is survived oy
several children. The funeral was
held today from his late residence
and the interment was in Green
wood cemetery, Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

Drivers stop berore crossing
busy street or road. but at rail-
highway crossings they seem to be
obsessed with the idea that they
must beat the train.
Mcmahon, sixty-six. is an old
time railroader. He had worked for
thirty-five years in the maintenance
of way department before he be-
came a crossing watchman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

giving food medicine, there Is no
danger in the change of seasons
Father Johns Medicine is lnValu-
able as a tonic in the spring. 1t
strengthens the system and drives
out the poisonous waste matter
builds up the body. 1t is this power
that has made it so successful IN
treating colds and throat troubles.
No weakening stimulants. morphine
or other DANGEROUS dEuEs.r~Ady.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
Why March is
Most Dangerous

March is the
most dangerous
month of the
year because
the change of
season is more
than a good
many systems
can stand. Too
often it is true
that the sick
"last only till
spring" But if
the system is
fortified, if the
impurities are
driven from the
blood. and the
nerve tissues fed
with wholesome
a n d strength
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
MOTHERS, Do This :
When the Children Cough,
Rub MuSterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group, or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have a
jar Of Musterole at hand to give
prompt relief. 1t does not blister.
AS first aid, Musterole is excellent.
Thousand, of mothers know it. You
should keep jar ready for instant use.
Itis the remedy for adults, too. Re-
lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy. rheu-
matism, Iurnbago, pains and aches Of
back or joints, sprains. sore muscles,
chilblains. frosted feet and colds Of the
chest (it may prevent pneumonia J.
35c and Csc Jars and tubes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
BuTnsteadS WOrmSyrup

sro children an angel Of mercy" Where
directions are followed n NEVER
FAILS ;Dsspl.e ,s scnrsity and enormous mo aSs.
stood sixty years test. sold eveRywhero
oF by a,an. SOC bottle.
Eet O. - VeaEhssss n Ia EAlA9slphaa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

Games are desired by the Pace
basketeers of this city. This team
has won twenty and lost four TO date.
NJ. Shihar, 391 East avenue, is man
ager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

The Columbus Cadets recently de-
feared the All-Star basketeers OF this
city by a 22-15 score.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18

vazolta a hazai esemenyeket. Xii
l0n0sen ostorozta Kun Bella boi-
seviki uraimat 6s az .annak bnka-
sat. kovet6 ugynevezett feher ter
rort is annak tulajdonitotta. A
sz6nok szines kepet nyujtotta an
max borzalmas gazdasagi hely-
zetnek, amely ma Magyarorszagon
letezik es kijelentette, hogy a
megcsonkult orszag egyetlen re-
menye a bels6 konszolidacio, ami
altal v0r0s .es. feher remuralmak
altal az orszagnak kiilf0ld elGtt
szerzett rossz hire j6va tehet5
volna. Bels6leg bekes Magyaror-
szagnak a kiilfold aztan .k0lcs0nt
nyujthat, amely .thlpra allitana az
orsZagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
DROZDY GYOZO YOUNGS-
TOWNBAN
Erdekes es tanulsagos felolvasast.
tartott multi szerdan a Kossuti1.
k0rben. - A radikalisok izgagas-
kodiak

Amerikai Ikorutjaban Youngs-
townt is meglatogatta Drozdy
Gy6zo magyar nemzetgyiilesi KEEP
visel6, aki a Kossuth K0rben tar
tott felolvasast multi szerdan este.
A felolvasasra sajnos igen, cse-
kelly szamban jelentek meg a
youngstown magyarok, pedig er-
demes lett volna elmenni, hogy
meghallgassak az igaz szot Ma
gyarorszag fel6l.
Az estet megzavarta Homolya
Istvan vezetese alatt megJelent
nehany radikalis erzelmii youngs-
town. magyar. Ugy latszik, hogy
eek az urak semmibe Sc veszlk a
vendegjogot es szabadszolas jo-
gat, ami utan kiil0nben annyira
kiyankoznak. K0zbeszolasaikkal
csaknem lehetetlenne tettek egy-
ideig felolva'sast es folyton "a
vartak a sz6nokot. De mikor va
rosi rend6r0k vonultak terembe,
Homolya ur es tarsai elhallgattak.
Drozdy rendkiviil erdekesen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
tx irant es biztatja a magyar

csek irant es biztatja magyar
fiukat. d
Most vasarnlap de.utan Ma
honing Valley csapataval jatsza-
max magyarok az Albert street,
palyan, a gummigyar k0zeleben.
A Kossuth K0rb0l az indulas 2 10
kor.
Kamenitzky Hugo, a magyar
csapat le,gjobb jatszoja es kapita-
nya, aki veszelyes csontrepedest
szenvedett az utols6el6tti gemben,
javulas utjan van. Laba gipszbe
van teve es orvosai velemenye SEE
rint az iden csak mint nez0 vehet
maid reszt hatralevo futball- Line
|-cseken. Kamenitzky betegsege
alatt Molnar Lajos szivesen latott
vendege. Molnar hazanal szamo-
san latogatjak meg es viragokka
es egyeb j6kkal kedveskednek a
megseriilt magyar jatekosnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18

Menyhert Janos es Varga 1stvan.
Is. Duett-Nemeth Jolanka es
Molnar1stvan.
Is. Magyar dalok-Nemeth Jo-
lanka.
10. Toborzo-Gerenday Tlonka.
90. Hazadnak rendiiletleniil...
Ricz Borbala, 10th Mariska es
Balog Dezso.
81. Zar6beszed-Szilagyi elnok.
A tagok k0ziil kiil0nosen k0-
vetktz6k foglalajtoskodtak a XII
szolgalas es az ilyenkor el6fordulo
ezernyi k0telesseg elvegzeseben,
Juhasz Ilonka vezetese alatt: Ko-
hut Margit, Dork6 Kari, Batari
Julis, Kolozsvari lion, Szulligan
Margit, Kish Margit, Molnar Mar
git, Menyhert Janos, Molnar Ist-
van, Menyhert Istvan, Kuni San
dor, Kish JOSEF, Csernai Geza,
Balazs Margit, Juhasz Margit,
Bartha R0zi, 10th Erzsi, Demjen
Gizella, 10th Maris es Ritz Borba
la. A tortak kisorsolasaban Villa
| gi Istvan, Menyhert Imre es Kor
eln0ke buzg6lkodtak kivalo cred.
mennyel.
, A k0vetkez6 adomanyok torten-
tex:
Kohut Margit siitemeny, Dorkf
Klara siitemeny, Demjen Gizella
siitemeny, BalazsMargit sutemeny
Kuni Sander citrom, Batari JUL;
siitemeny, Barta R6za siitemeny
sonka, Juhasz Margit siitemeny
Juhasz Ilona siitemeny, Kis Mar
git siitemeny, Kis JOSEF cuko!
Nemeth Jolan siitemeny, Balogl
Dezs6 tea, Menyhert Janos cukol
.. Molnar Margit siitemeny, Molina
!, Istvan citrom, Tilagi Istvan tort
es siitemeny, 10th Erzsi sonka, to
las. ugorka. Kolozsvari Iona fani
Pornar Julia flank, Menyhert Bo,
; bala torta, Ferenczi sirk6keszit
!. torta, Kis Andras 81, Lutheran il
nos 10 kenyer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
A GUTfR1DGE q RAND CEG
UJITASA

Felhivjuk t. olvas6ink figyel-
met a Gnttridge and Rand-ceg-
mex lapunk mai szamaban olvas-
hat6 hirdetesere. Ez a ceg husz ev
ota miik0dik Youngstownban s
ugysz6lvan kiegeszit6 reserve lett
varosnak. Nemcsak nagy posi-
to- es ruha-boltot tart fen itten,,
hanem egyiket a legnagyobb sza-
bomiihelyeknek is az orszag ezen
reszeben. Ez al miihely magas
szaNkepzettseggel biro uni0-sza-'
box tucatjait alkalmazza.
Guttridge & Rand raktaron tart
jak legfinomabb, importalt es
belf0ldi sZ0veteket. A multban az
altaluk mertek utan keszitett Otto
nyHk ara egesz $60-ig futott de a
ceg most vi iiz!eti elvet leptetett
eletbe es a MACY raktarban talal-
hat6 barmely sz0vetb6l mertek
utan keszitett olt0nynek vagy ka-
batnak csak egy ara lesz: $33.
Ez az erdekes ajanlat igen al
: kalmas id6ben jon, inert most van
az ideje tell olt0ny es fels6ka-
bat megrendelesenek.
A Guttridge & Rand-ceget me-
legen ajaljuk t. olvasoink szives
figyelmebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
SPORT T-HIREK
Ket COLT adott magyar csapat
vasarnap. = A Mahoning Valley
csapataval jatszanak vasanap.
Kamenitzky allapota javul

Vasarnap a harmadik liga-mer-
k3zesen 5:2 aranyban kapott XII a
Kossuth futball-csapat a gyors es
kipr6balt jatsz6kb6l allo ST.
George csapatt6l.
A magyar csapat eddigi vere-
segeinek legfobb Okla az, hogy a
csapat meg mindig kiserletezik.
Minden jatek alkalmaval vi jat-
sz6k keriilnek az osszeallitasba esl
enelfogva a csapat-osszjatek ma
gyon kezdetleges.
Annak dacara, hogy Schermer
es Uray rendkiviil iigyesen dol
eoztak az els6 felid0ben, negy
golt kapott a magyar csapat, ami
b6l kett6t magyar fiuk l6ttek sa-'
jat kapujukba.
A masodik felid6ben azonban.
megvaltozott a helyzet es a ma;
gyar csapat felidot 2:1-re nyerte
meg. Az angolok g6lja tizenegyes
biintet6 rugasb6l szarmazott. Az
els6 felid6ben a nagy szel is rend-
XVIII segitsegere volt az angol csa-
patnak.
A magyar csapat uj kapusa
Gr6za, aki nemregen jott XII az 8
hazab6l, feltunt iigyes vedeseivel
es ha megszokja az itteni jatekot
es szabalyokat, hasznos tagja lesz
futball-csapatnak.
A jatek utan "a csapatot kedves
meglepetesben reszesitette Mrs.
Vajdovics, K0r derek moi tagja,
aki finom t0lt0tt kaposztaval
vendegelte meg a kifaradt jatsz6-
kat. A csapat es K0r tagjai
igen kellemes estet t6lt0ttek ell a
teritett asztal mellett. Habodasz
Gusztavnak, Dalton Dezsonek,
Deak Palnak, D6vai Gyorgynek,
Lautner Janosnak es t0bbeknek
ezuton mond k0sz0netet a K0r ve-
zet6sege, inert automobiljaikat a
csapat szallitasara rendelkezesre
bocsatottak. A magyar kozonseg
is dicseretet erdemel, inert egyre
nagyobb erdeklSdest mutat a me-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
ELOZETES JELENTEs

Alarcos bal lesz okt0ber 31-ik-
en-, Hallowe EN- este, a Kossuth
Kor noi osztalyanak rendezese mel
lett.
Mar most felhivjuk a mulatni
vaigy6 kozonseg figyelmet ARA,
hogy nagyon sep es ertekes tar
gyak lesznek kiosztva ugy moi,
mint a ferfijelmezekben lev6k
k0z0tt.
Ha sep dijat akar nyerni,
ugy mar most kezdjen hozza es
csinaljon vagy rendeljen sep jel-
mezt maganak.
Tisztelettel
A Kossuth K0zmiiv. Egyesiilet
moi osztalyanak vigalmi bizott-
saga. !.
A lapunkban hifdet6. keresk edBk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
VERHOVAY SEGELYEGYLET
108-ik fi6k

E heten a kovetkez6 tagok be-
tegek:
Pivarnik Mihaly, 300 Alexander
street.
Hornyak Gyorgyne, 1o4o West
Rayen ave.
Macy JOSEF, 1-so, 1146 Republic
avenue.
Szabo Janos, 905 Wabash ave.
Osszesen 4 tag. =
Menyhert Janos, titkar.
610 Mabel st. Tel. Auto. 70533.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
A SCENT IMRE EGYLET SZU
RETI MULATSAGA

A Scent Imre Herceg Betegse-
gelyzo es Temetkezesi Egylet 9-ik
fi6kosztalya altal East Youngs-
townban rendezett sziireti mulat-
sag kitiin6en sikeriilt.
A megjelent kozonseg legke}-
lemesebben sz6rakozott es aztan
kedves emlekekkel hagyta ell bal
termet.
A sep mulatsag bevetele $382 .S5
volt, kiadas pedig $175.47, ICY
tiszta haszon $207.3S.
Cs6szlegenyek es cs6szleanyok-
kent szerepeltek kovetkezok:
Farkas Mikl6s, Letoha Istvan,
SztankoDemeter, Dudas Gabor, Fo
dor Lajos, Polgari Janos, Sztan-
k6 Janos, Fedor Julia, Tur6czi Jo-
Ian, Varga Margit, Magyary Etel,
Banczky Veron, Magdics Wilma,
Kovacs Margit, Forizs Julianna,
Szakacs Maria, Svarcz Margit,
Kardos Erzsi, Sztanko Margit es
Kiraly Juliska.
Ajandekot adtak k0vetkez6k
Kiss Pista l csirket, Csikosne l
sonkat, Nemeth Janos 2 kacsat,
Tomori Istvan l libat, Balls Fe-
rene l kakast, Lesnyanszky M. ]
sonkat, Csontos Janos l kacsat,
10th Gyorgy es neje: 10 kenyer, 3
font virstli, l selyem kend6, Ia
kacs (Brier Hillr6l) 2 kacsa, 2 IL
ba, Magdics Ferenc / sonka, Ko-
vacs Ferenc 2 sonka, Mituk Istvan
II box szolo, 6 darab szalami, He
gyi Gy0rgy 10 font virstli, Tom
csak Gyorgy 5 font virstli, Lincz-
| Ky l box pop, Kerry Mihalyne |
cserep rozmaring, Genzsenyi Ba-
lazs b fall disz, Poznar Janos /
lcsirke, liba, Takacs JOSEF 1 liba,
l.Yuolin / csirke,. So6s III. Janosne
LIZ asztalterit6, Kovacs Marion es
I.nejel 2 .csirke, Redovay Janos 10
kenyer, 4,font f5tt sonka, Gyorgy
Mihalyne 10 font virstli, Pejko
Vince es neje 10 kenyer, Riczu
Janos / kend6, Alagyi Mihalyne |
kalacs, Polak Ferenc es neje 1 ka-
lacs, Lukovszky Pal 9 Iveg cse-
resznyebef6tt, Timar Janosne 5
pohar mustar, Sulcz J6zsefne l
sonka, Balasko Andrasne / sonka,
Dudas Jozsefne 5 font virstli, Bo-
dolai Istvan / baloni, Poznar ia
nosne l kezimunka, Sulc Sandorne
/ fall disz, Boncz Janosne / csirke,
Knapig Janos / box szivar Is |
box cigarette, G0nczi Mihaly 2
kaksa, Fedor Janos 5 font yirstli,
Zsirka J6zsefne / kacsa, Dancsesz
Man6 / kacsa, Grosz Istvanne /
corset cover.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
Hirek a rel. egyhaz
u@ k0reb0l III

Lelkesz: DR.. Gerenday Laszl6,
1877 Mahoning avenue, Automatic
phone: 4297. Bell: 142 Main. F6-
gondnok: G6ncz Mihaly. Jegy-
z5: Gy6rgy Tamas. Pezntarnok:
Kish Andfas. Penzthri ellen6r: Cs.
10th Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
Tern,etes

A multi het pentek napjan he
lyeztetett 6rok nyugalomra bel
monti temet6ben Kovacs 1stvan
atyankfia. Az elhunytban a min
denki altal ismert es szeretett To-
mort Tstvan es neje, sill: Kovacs
Julia atyjat illetve aposat gya-
szolia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18
Kereszteles

Oktober Ten kereszteltetett ia
nos es Bertalan nevre Jancsurak
Janos es neje Marion Erzsebet
fiacskaja. Ker. ST.: Mfszaros Ber-
talan es neje Fekete Borbala
Ugyancsak oktober len nyert OIL
GA es Erzsebet nevet 'Istvan
Gy0rgy es neje Restyak Borbala
leanykaia. Ker. 81: Vitez Janos
es neie Tstyan Anna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-18

dy0rgy. es neje Restyak Borbala
.eanykaja. Ker. 81: Vitez Janos
Is neje Istvan Anna.
Temetes
A multi het pentek napjan he
lyeztetett 6rok nyugalomra bel
monti temet6ben Kovacs 1stvan
Az elhunytban a min
denki altal ismert es szeretett To- !
mort Tstvan es neje, sill: Kovacs
Julia atyjat illetve ap6sat eya-
szolja.
Okt6her 6-ika egyhazunkban
Az aradi gyasznapot delel0tti
istentiszteleten xviii este kiil0n
iinnepseg kereteben is megiinne-
petite az Ifjusagi K0r, megjelent
k0zonseget csak alig befogadni
tud6 basement helyisegiinkben.
Az, elnok es tarselnok, Szilagyi
es Kolozsvari Erzsi a munkaiigyi
miniszterrel, Menyhert Imreve
egyiitt olyan programrol CONDOS
kodott, amely fmegeerdemelne
nemcsak helyi lapunkban val6 le-
k0zleset, hanem orszagszerte valo
hiriiladasat is. A k0z0nseg estl
het ora utan kezdett gyiilekezni.
A beiaratnal a, K0r eln0ke es fo-
tisztvisel6i udv6z6ltek vezettek
a dusan megrakott asztalokhoz a
yendegeket, ahol mar vartak s
r0gt0n XII is szolgaltak oket Kor
nemzetisziszalagos Itagjai. Az IT.
jusagi K0r, tekintetteE nemzetl
gyasziinnepre, beleptidij nelkiil
rendezte az iinepelyt es sajat tag
Ejai adomanyoztak atea, sonka, sii-
temeny, ctorta stb. aolgokat, hogy
megvendegelhessek a magyarsag
k0ziil azokat, akik ere paratEa-
nul sep iinnepre eljottek. Hogy
az estely oily Macy sikert aratott,
az Kor eln0ke es munkaiigyi
miniszterenek az erdeme, akik
faradhatatlan buzg6saggal fogla-
latoskodtak az estely elGkeszite-
sen, valamint rendezesen is,
tisztvisel6kkel K0r lelkes tag
jaival egyetemben. Hely sziike
Matt ez alkalommal mem terjesz-
kedhetink XII K0r celjaira azol,
meltatasara. Legyen eleg annyi
mondani, hogy ne agg6djanal'
azok, akik aggodnak, hogy husi
ev mulv mar EN- lesz templon
magyar, inert az ifjusag nyelvber
es szokasokban elangolosodilS
Amig EFT lelkes tabort DIR. Ge
renday es neje vezerlik, addig biz
! tos lehet mindenki, hogy Amerik;
szeretete mel.ett magyar esq
mex is eliiltettetnek es apoltatnal
az ifjusag sziveben.
A kovetkez6 program mellet
szorakozott a k0z0nseg:
/. A k0z0nseg iidv0zlese-Szila
gyi I,mre eln0k.
2. Hymnusz-az enekkar egyiit'
a kozonseggel.
3. Melodrama-Menyhert, Imre
/ 4. Daru madar-az enekkar.
i 5. Ne fa2z rozsam, couple-Ko
lozsvari Ilona es Menyhert Janos
6! Elmelkedes oktober. 6-rd-
dr.. Gerendhy lelkesz. ils..r i,,..;;.
II. Magy,ar solo -NEmeth Jinlis.
ka.
j s. Ven cigany-Menyhert Imre
i 9. Az ifjusa'gi Kor celja-Szila
gyi elnok.
10. Angoi dal-Juhasz Margit
ka..
II. Magyar dalok, hegedisolo-
Gerenday nonka.
H IL. Minek is van szerelem-Ne.
meth Jolanka.
13. A megfagyott lgyermek-
Menyhert Imre.
IA. Al Kor meltatasa Gy0rgy
Tamas.
Is. Duett Nemeth Jolanka 6
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-25

dation or otherwise, and where the
need of independent organizations
shows itself he maintains them" The
forces of association, he thinks are
constantly at work and their signs
are healthy ones. The luncheon clubs
will not he says, take the place of
the chamber of commerce or the COM
mercial club. That is an organization
maintained to coordinate and handle
civic, industrial and business under
takings of common interest and no
club or number of clubs can do it's
work. Wherever the subject of clubs
and club policies has come up-and
that has been in about every town in
the country-this has been agreed to
finally. Clubs such as Rotary, XII
wants, Lions, Optimists and others all
make membership and activity in the
local central business organization a
part of their articles of faith and are
lending their local commercial organ
izations support and cooperation with
the result that these are being
instead of weakened un-
der the new order of things. Mr..
Thorpes article deals with a problem
which business men in many cities
have been considering and is of much
interest.-Yakima Daily Republic.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-25
WARSHIP CARRIES 20 PLANES
British to Launch New Vessel Espe-
ciaiIy Fitted for Accommoda-
ton Aircraft.

London.-E'itted with two hangers
and designed to carry 20 airplanes
which can be raised to the fiying-on
deck on electric lifts, the 'Hermes, of
1O,95O tons, will shortly be put into
commission for the royal navy
This is the first aircraft carrier to
be specially designed by the admiralty,
and has the unusual feature of fur
nels. mast and superstructure on the
starboard side amidship instead of in
the center, thus allowing plenty of fly
Ing-off and alighting space.
Another aircraft carrier just ready
for use is the Eagle of 26,2OO tons,
which has been converted from a bat
tleship originally laid down in 1913 for
Chile.