davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-11-15

ship Washington. has directed lis
attorneys to exhaust every possible
legal effort TO stop Curtis d. Wilbur.
Secretary OF the Navy. from scrap
ping the ship. Attorney Wilton }.
Lambert, his chief counsel, stated to-
day that he is waiting TO see wra,
the Navy Department will do in tie
matter. His client, he states. has
called the attention OF the pubic 10
the situation and has sought inter
ference by the courts.
When Justice Hitz YESTERDAY de-
clared the petitioner had no standing
Injunction against Secretary Wilbu'.
counsel for Shearer noted an appeal
to the Court of Appeals and gave the
customary cost bond to perfect the
appeal. After q conference with his
lawyers Shearer directed that the!
prosecute the appeal vigorously. The
noting OF the appeal does not prevenr
the scrapping OF the ship, 1t is point
ed out, but is notice to the depar;
ment and 1t is the hope of Shearer
that the vessel will not be destroyed
pending the decision OF the. higher
tribunal
Plans for using tho hull of TIE
former battleship Washington as
target will be carried out. Secretary
Wilbur said yesterday. regardless OF
the appeal filed by counsel for VIII
liam b. Shearer. Notation OF an appeal
did not act as a stay in the case, the
Secretary said.
Without waiting for argument on
the petition itself; the court yesterday
accepted the Governments motion to
dismiss the case and declared the
plaintiff was without equity In the
premises and the court lacked juris-
diction to entertain his plea.
Navy tugs are en- route to Phila
delphia to tow the Washington to the
experiment site near the Chesapeake
Capes.
Evening star., 1924-11-15

States fleet at the Head of the Passes
Missiesippi River, October Il. 1851,
until the Winter of 1854. when he
served on the Confederate ironclad
He vas with the naval battery on
the James River in front ot Rich
mond In 1865 and commanded COM
pany in the naval brigade which was
captured at the battle of Sailors
Greek, Va. at the time of the fall of
Richmond. Then he was sent to the
Old Capitol Prison which faces the
east front OF the capitol and later
to Johnson's Island. Lake Erie, from
which he was paroled.
With Pullman Company.
After the Civil War. Capt. Marina
duke served for years in a position
of trust with the Pullman Company
ployed in the Treasury. State and
War departments. and the Bureau Of
American Republics. which latter
position he resigned TO command the
Colombian gunboat Bogota, which he
fitted out at San Francisco and took
to Panama.
Rcsigning from the Colombian he
returned TO this city and became
agent for the collection of Confed-
crate records in the office of naval
records.
He was holding this position in
1915 when severely injured by an
automobile in front Of TIE Union
Station, when he sustained a fracture
of the skull. For a time his life was
despaired OF by physicians, but his
strong constitution survived the in
jury and he returned to his position.
Capt. Marmaduke was member of
the Roman Catholic Church, but is
not known to have been connected
with any fraternal organizations. He
was. however. a staunch member OF
the local camp of the United Confed-
crate Veterans.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
YACHT HELD ON ROCKS
SHOWS HOLE IN SIDE
Vessel Designated "P-562" Goes
Aground OF Point Gratiot.
Members of Crew Rescued.

DUNkIRK, n. Y, November IA
yacht en- route from Detroit to
Florida and bearing the designation
'P-5S2" went on the rocks Off Point
Gratiot early today. Siren calls for
help were answered by Headlight
Keeper John 7. McDonough who
brought the crew of three safely
ashore.
The yacht is lying in five feet OF
water with a hole in its side. At
tempts will be made later to pull it off
with fishing tugs.
The boat lost its bearings in the
channel between the breakwall and
the point while attempting to make
Dunkirk Harbor for supplies.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
49 MISSOURI STUDENTS
SIGN ANTI-WAR PLEDGE
BY the Associated Press.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, November 10
Torty-nine students of the University
of Missouri subscribed to statement
declaring they would not take part
in the fighting of any future war, 1t
was revealed when tabulation OF
responses to a questionnaire circu-
lated on Armistice day was made
public today by the Students Re-
ligious Union.
Twenty three Of the students were
men and 26 women. They were not
required to sign their names, it was
announced.
The statement raid: II am un-
alterably opposed to war and Will
never take part in the fighting of
any future conflict"
One hundred and forty-three stu
dents answered mo" to the PROPOSE
tion and SO were on-committal, 1t
was announced.
The questionable was distributed
at students religious meetings and
reached only small portion of the
entire student body.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
AMUNDSEN GIVEN FUND.
Gets 100000 to Finance Flight
Over North Pole

CHRISTIANIA, Norway, November
15.-Roald Amundsen, the explorer,
has had 100000 placed at his dis
posal to enable him to make his pro-
jected airplane fight over the north
Pole next year, according to the
Tidetstegn today. The plan calls
for his hopping off from Spitzbergen
in June.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
Mccoy PLEA REFUSED.
Court Will Not Have County Ap-
point Defense Alienists.
the Associated rress.


Los ANGELES, Calf, November 10.
A motion that the county appoint
and pay four alienists again to ex-
anime Kid Mccoy, former pugilist
awaiting trial for the alleged mur-
der Of Mrs. Theresa Mors here last
August, was denied in Superior Court
today. Counsel for the former boxer
submitted several affidavits to show
that his client is pauper.
Judge c. S. Grail held that prosecu-
tion alienists had found Mccoy sane,
and that supplying him with defense
alienists would be only waste Of
county funds.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
SNOW IN CUMBERLAND.
Two-Inch Fall Reported at Terra
Alta, in Mountains.

CUMBERLAND. Md, November Ia
Snow was falling over the Cumber-
land region today. The first of the
season.
At Terra Alta, w. Va. in the
mountains. the weather observer re-
ported snowfall Of two inches this
morning.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
Urges Christie for Cabinet.

The name of G. L. Christie, director
of farm extension work at Purdue
University. was proposed today to
President Coolidge for Secretary Of
Agriculture by Representative Wood
Of Indiana. Mr.. Christie served as
an Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
during the war.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
COOLIDGE PLANS TRIP.
Will Sail Down River Despite Bad
Weather,

Despite inclement weather Presi-
dent Coolidge arranged to leave the
city late today for u weekend trip
down the Potomac River on the
Mayfower. He and Mrs. Coolidge
invited the presidents OF several land
grant colleges. attending a meeting
here, to accompany them on the
cruise.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
Bandits Get So, 900.

PITTSBURGH, November 1.-Two
bandits entered the Standard Cigar
Co. Offices in the downtown district
today. seized a pay roll of 5000 and
escaped IN an automobile.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
CAPT. II. H. MARMADUKE EXPIRES;
VAS LAST OF MERRIM4C OFFICERS
Hero Of Ciril Wm Made
Home in Capital for
More Than 40 Years.
Career One of Most Color
MI-Remembered Mon.
itOr Battle Tiridiy.

t'apt Henry II Marmadullc. 50
years old. the only known survivor
OF the officers personnel of the his
toric Confederate iron clad Merrimac
ana a resident of Washington for
more than 40 years, died al his home,
1891 Eleventh street. today after a
steady define in health for the past
lS months.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed, although burial in
Arlington is virtually assured. Hav-
ing never married. Capt. Marmaduke
leaves as survivors six nieces and 4
nephew-Mrs. Robert Cary Of Sweet
Spring, Mo; Miss lola Harwood Of
Missouri, and four other nieces. and
Crawford Marmaduke of Seattle,
Wash.
Career Was CoIorful.
Capt. Marmaduke probably was one
Of the most coiorful personalities of
the city from Civil War days. OF
a keen mind and hale and robust until
just a few years ago, he vividiy re-
called incidents from first hand which
since have become historic treasures
He was aboard the Confederate bat
tleship Virginia, afterward known
as the Merrimac, when she stea med
out of the Norfolk Navy Yard. March
8, 1862, with crew of 379 officers
and men. destined to mark the open
ing of new era in the history of
lighting ships. lie was 2 midship-
man then, wondering how the expert
ment of coating a ship with plates
of steel would result.
He participated SSSn officer of the
Merrimac in the famous fight with
the little Monitor the Unions
Cheese box on raft" at the mouth
of Chesapeake Bay. after the Merri-
mac had wreaked havoc among wood
en- vessels OF the Union feet.
Was Severely Wounded.
In one of the previous battles with
the L. 5. S. Cumberland. Capt. Mar
maduke was wounded severely. but
remained on board and commanded a
gun later in the fight with the
Monitor. The very gun he command
ed. which was silenced with she'll
from the Monitor which knocked it's
muzzle off, is now at the navy yard
in Washington.
Capt. Marmaduke was member Of
the we'll known family of Missouri
of that name. His naval career be-
gan in 1888, when he was appointed
to the Naval Academy from Missouri
but he resigned in 1861 to take serv-
ice with the Confederate navy as
midshipman on the McRae at New
Orleans. He was IN most Of the
major naval engagements OF the Civil
War from the attack upon the United
Evening star., 1924-11-15

If you need work, read the wan
columns of The Star.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
SPEEDER KILLS GIRL.
INJURIES ANOTHER.
ESCAPES CAPTURE

Continued from FTrs. Page.).
Evening star., 1924-11-15
Obsolete Maps in Schools

Forty thousand MAPS leading msinfomation being
used in the schools OF the District of Columbia
Forty thousand Biographies describe the old
world which o longer exist.
Forty thousand biographies used daily fail mention the
countries that sprang with the treaties of
after the World War
Through the assistance National Geographic Society
The Star Sunday will print large modern map Europe
A special article prepared by the National Geographic
Society will it and explain the changes
been wrought since the
The map may be cut and pasted cardboard
the Districts school children Teachers may have the
students color it themselves.
Watch for the New Map in
The Sunday Star
Evening star., 1924-11-15
BATTLESHIP GOES
TO SEA AS TARGET

Continued from First PAGE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

YOUNGSTOWN KossuTH K0zMUvEL0.
DESI EGYEstLET.

Eln0k: Molnar Lsjos, aleln0k Liszkay Ga
bor, jegyz6-titkdr: Rtv6sz Kalman (P
O.. Box Alt, Youngstown, Ohio), penstar-
nok Dalton DezsG ellcn6r: Giirtler Adolf
haznagy: Gr6za Janos, szamvizsgal6 bizott
sag: Nemenyi E. Mikl6s. Habedasz Gusztav
Moinar Mihaly, k6nyvtarnok: Uray ka
roly, tsusteek: id. Lautner Janos, Brogl
Isnac, Aolnar Lajos, Dalton Dess6, Molina,
Mihaly football csapat vcze.Gic: Deak
Pal, Nagybizettsagi tagok: Nemonyi y. Mix
los, Pekaresik Istvan, id. Lsutnsr Japos e'
Dalton Dezs6.
Az egylet celia magyar tarsadslmi els
sejies1tese. tagiainak ss6rakoztatass 6s Z
magyar nyelv fsilssztess 81 megSvAsa. Tart
p6pies felelvas&sokat 6s tsrvbe van y<vs
snsol iskola nyit&ss is. Az esylet helyissys
nyitvs Ininden este q tasok resssre. Koayv
tArhasEnAlat 81 esySb ss6rakosAsok &llapah
tagok rendelkezks6re.
Tagsagi dij ferfiaknak $500 feevenkint
n6k tagsagi dija 1.50 fslavenkint -
BeAllAsi dij ferfiaknak s20e. n6knsk $1.oo
Ss a rendes fel6vi tagsAsi di3.
Gyulessj. tartis minden h6nap elias ~
s&rnspJin 1874 East Federal Strestsn
lev6 sajat helyisegeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

Macy sikerrel halad a gy6jtes sobori
evang&likus teznplomra.

Lapunkban megelekeztink arrol,
hogy sobori, Sopron m. luteranus tenn
plomra Doka Sander magyar testverank
gyujtest kezdett. Macy orommel emile
keziink most meg arr6l, hogy a gyajtes
eadig is sep eredmenyeket mutat fel,
Eddig a kovetkez6k adakoztak: $4.25-t
Polka Sander, $2.00-t Racz J6zsef, IL
dollart adtak Szilvasi Laszl6, Szakacs
Lajos, Simon Janos, Piszker Pal, Szan-
ka Janos, Varga Sander, Varga GyuLa
Gal Lajos, $3.50 centet Menyhert ia
nos, Horvath JOSEF, Buzas Lajos
Bodnar Istvan Juhasz josef, Balogl
J6zsef, Sziics Janos, Kuthy Gabor, Tu
rex n, Szab6 ,Ianos, Hutka JOSEF
Smith Jozsef. Erdelyi Andrasne, % cen
| tet adott Albert Geza.
A gyGjtes folyik tovabb, ITALIAN fel
sorolt peldak q .tobbi magyar testvs
ruukre is buzdit6lag fognak hatni ia
Ian megnyitjak zsebeiket .... listen bS
s6ges aldasa legyen j6 lelku adako
zokon. {
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
NlLESI HIREK
A SZOMBATI BAL.

Most szombaton, aprilis 26-an
fog lezajlani Verhovay egylet nj
lesi fi6kja altal rendezett, fenyes-
mex igerkezo tancmulatsag, mely
a Water streti Roman Hallban lesz
megtartva.
Biztosra vessziik, hogy ezen d
tancmulatsagon oft lesz nemcsak
a helybeli, hanem a k0rnyeki ma.
gyarsag mindenki nagyszelFiier
fog mulatni ezen a balon. Muzsi
kalni Rig6 Joska fog, teljes zene
karaval egyetemben. Rigo meg
igerte, hogy multkori botlasa
helyre hozza es ugy fog muzsikal
| ni, mint eddig meg soha.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
A vERHovAY sEGELYEGYI.ET los-IK
FI6KJA, YOUNGSTOWN, D.
Alakult 1909 okt6bsr lo-Sn.


Elnok: Turner JOSEF, alelnok: Kaloczky
JAnos. titkar: Gregosits Jozsef, All Kyle
St., Youngstown, o. (kihez minden az egy.
letet srdekl6 level kuldend6), psnztarnok H..
Macy J6zsef, Ala e. Marion Ave, ellendr !:
Bersodi Janos, 3as tagu bisottsag; Meme
nyi f. Mikl6s, Balask6 Gy0rgy III. Macy
josef, iii. ugykessl6: Rsv6sz kalman, be-
teglatogatok: Brier Hillen Balogh Balazs, a
hegyen Borsody Janos IS Petr4nszky J6-
zsef, South Sideon MenyAsrt Jauos es IL.
Macy Jozsef, Lausingyillen Potornay Janos,
Hazletonban D. Kovacs Fersnc. Albert st..en
Bodzas james, k6rhazakba Hotter Audras es
Mih6k Sander, Strutlersen M6ric3 Mikl6s.
zasSl6tart6t es ajtoort id6r6l-id6re az elnSk
newell Ii. Nagybzottsagi tsgok: Debroszki
Andras. Jurista Istvan, Kaloczky Jduos. Gs
ressy Sandor.
Hivatsles oryos DR.. Fuzy Pal, AO3 Home
Savings Bank Building.
Gyiil6seit tartis minden h6 masodik va
s&rnapjan delutan 2 6rakor . Mahoning
avenuei magyar reformAtus templom slatti
gyilesteremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
A YOUNGSTOWN SZENT vSTvAN XII
RALYRoL ELNEvEZETT ROM ES con.
HATH. TEl1PLoMI Es BETEGsEGEEYzd
EGYLET
Alapittatott 1901 augusztus 25-6r

Elo0k Horvath Istvan 522 Williamson
Ave, Telefon, Auto 777S4, aleln0k Balask6
Gy6rgy. JcgyzG Mixch Gaspar, P. o. Box
I'll, Youngstown, Ohio (kihez minden az
egyletet erdekl6 level kuldendG), penztarnok
Czene Gabor, penzugyi titkar Palatnus 10
zsef beteglatogat6 Horvath Istvan. Bizott-
sagi tagok: Bodzas Janos Kaluczky Janos,
Turner Jdzsef es Macy JOSEF. Trusteek :
Horvath Istvan, Benish Andras es Jurista
Istvan. Nagybizottsagi tagok: Habodasz
Gustav, Borsodi Janos, Macy Jozsef es Ho'
molya Istvan. Gyermekosztaly ugykezel6i:
Benish Andras es Hornyak Mariska.
Hiyataos orvos: DIR. Fuzy Pal (Home
Savings Bldg). Rendel6 6rak: 1-3-ig Is
7-S-ig.
AZ egylet havi IS cent befizet6se eleneben
fizet $35o.00 halalcset Is $500 heti be.
tegsegelyt
Gyiilcseit tartja minden no else vasar-
napjan Kossuth k6zmiive6desi Egyesiilet
termebeh. 124 f. Federal st. delutan 2 oral
kezdettel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

Ma de amikor kiderult q turpis-
saga, lett am hadd el hadd. Meg
rohantuk es jol elpiifoltuk volna,
ha tejassal tele kalapjat meg
zsebkend0jet eldobva futasnak
nem cred.
K0nnyen utolerhettik volna, de
a sok szetgurul6 tojasbol mindegyi
kiinki szerette volna kivenni a re-
szet, hisz minlnyajunk vesztesege
volt az. Icy aztan egymast pufol-
tuk meg 4 tojasokert vivott har-
cokban, Tanyas Feri ellenben ep
borrel keriilt haza es meg a use
beibe dugott toMsokat is megmep
tette maganaik. ~
Hanem a fatojast mem kapta
vissza tolInk. ~.
Meg harmadnap mulva is ,alie
inert az iskolaba j0nni, att6l fell
hogy megverjik. Valtig magyafaz
ta, hogy iszen q nem akart csok
nyazni, ebben igaza volt, ugy
hogy tovabb mar mem is boszultua
meg rata magunkat.
Sok esztend0 mulva talalkoztan
egyszer ezzel a Tanyas Ferivel
'amikor mar reIgen meglett embe
rex voltunk. A sajat tkocsijan yro
bogot tel mellettem: nlegosmert
megallitotta d kocsijat, odajot
hozzam. =.
- Tudod-e, XII vagyok9 - ker
dezte vigyorogva. Lasd, EN- ner
felejtettelek ell; akit en- egysze
latok az eletben, ARA mindig EN-
lekszem. Ezzel alapitotam meg
szerencsemet. Tudniillik, hogv SCI
nit sem felejtek ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
YOUNGSTOWN REFoRMATUS EGyHAzl
FERFI ES MOI CSATLAROZ0TT BETEa-
SEGELYZ0 EGYIET.

EInGk Scbok Gabor. (821h Tod Ave.), al
elndk Reti J6zsef titkar Is jegyz6 Balogh
Balazs {332 Crescent Street akihez minden
az egyletet erdekl6 ertestes kildend6) penz-
tarnok Gaal Lajos, p ellen6r kovacs Ferenc,
bizalmi ferfiak es n6k; hesyen Molina.
Istvan es 10th Karoly, Brier Hillen Be
lenczki Janos Is Balogh Balazsne, South
Sideon Doka Sander es Menyhert Janosne
Haseltonban bernat Oresz es Patksn6czi J&
nosne, East Youngstownban Fedor Lajos
Banyaeski Janos, Kiraly Istyanne.
Minden beteg tag k6teles betegseg6t keri.
letenek bizalmijanal bejeenteni. Beteglato.
gatas k0telez6 minden tagra.
Gyuleseit tartja minden h6 4-ik vasar.
narjan magyar reformatus templom alatti
helyisegben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
AZ EAST YouNasrowNI I. PET0Y1
sANDoR MAGYAR 1ETE0sE0tLYz0
H0yI11

ElnGk F6d6, Istvan. aleln6k Cseh Mihaly
jegyy0 sagi Igna,, titksr Bors Ferenc t2sl
Robinsen Road. East Yspasstsvp, O., kihez
pinden az egyletet erdsilS ertesites kildeq
do. penztarnok Shmit Istvan, penztari el
lcndr Maioros Istvan, harmss bjzottsas Macy
sltgnsc,' varg. J6ssef, Ksleueas Gyorgy, S..
9fsglstogatck Horvsth Rafael, szatmati Ys,
roly, Takacs J6zsef Timar Janpsns, Hssletou
ban Kajson Andrs, zaszldssrtdk (msgyar)
varga .J6zsef. Kovacs Ern6, (ameriksi)
Hors Ferenc, Kelsmen Gy6rgy, ait66r yskasi
Nihaly, Kir&ly Istvau. trusteek Kiss Mikl6s,
god3 Istv6H 4 @s
HAvi gyil6seit tartia minden h6nsp negye.
dix sassrnapida d u. oral tezdestel :
Crow HallbaA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

A BETEGsEGELYZo BALJA

A Nilesi ESQ Magyar Betegse-
gelyzo Egylet maJus lien, szom-
baton este Macy tancmulatsago got
rendez, melyre mar most felhivja a
ma'gyarsag szives figyelmet.
A bal ideiet6l meg 10 par het
valaszt ell benniinket. de jol teszi
mindenki, ha megjegyzi ext na-
pot maganak $ erre a napra mem
csinal mas programot.
A pompasnak igerkez0 tancmu-
latsagon, mely este 6-kor kezd0
dix, Rig6 Joska fog muzslkalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
A BRIDGEPORT MAGYAR SEGELYzO
szovETsEG 1s. Sc. YoUNGSTOWNI
oszgALYA.

Elnok Varga d. Janos, iigykezcl6 penztar
nok 10th Is. Josef (122S Bellavista ave.
Youngstown, O., hozza intezendok a levelel
6s nala fizetendok hayi jarNskok), jesyzt
Gasyi Janos, ellen6r Dorgai Gyula, nagybi
zottsagi tagok Mihok Sandor Gagyi James
10th B. Josef Dorgai Gyula IS varga D
Janos.
GyulGseit tartja minden h6 barmadik Va
sarnapjan Kossuth k6r kistermsben.
Az egylet korszerinti fizetss alapjan vesz
fcl Q tdgokat 2 dollar helepti dij mellet, a
meyb6l felvett tag l dollart visszakap
1000 dollar halaleseti seg6lyt es heti 2 dol
lar betegsegelyt fizet. A gyermekosztalyb b.
8 evt6l 16-ig vesznek fel tasokat, akik hayi
Is eentet fizetnek 6s halal eseten 100 dol
lart kapnak az 0r0k6s0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

Hirtalsp ateikkazott az agya-
mon ennek' vigyorg6 arcnak a
regi emleke, ,au
- Ia fatojas vagy! ~ kial-
tottam
Hirtelen megszunt a jokedve.
Elkosz0nt t0lem.
- Szervusz Sietek!
Mem tetszett neki, hogy a fa-
tojasrol neveztem ell. Beiilt a ko-
csijaba es elrobogott, En- meg uta-
naneztem es ait 'gondoltam magam
- Neked is a fatojasbol van
kocsid. Fatojassal csoknyazod at
az eleten magadat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
Tx oLDAL

szerint a kovetkez6k voftak: Ba-
racs Imre-Nemes JOSEF, Baracs
Imrene-7 -7Meszaros Anna, fiok-
Buczo Antal, Szunyogne Papp
Eszter-Wring Terezia,
Czegledi, allatorvos-Makk Lajos,
Gore Gabor biro ur-Durutya J6-
zsef, Gore Gaborne-Kuti Jolan,
Durbints sogor-Bakov Janos; Ro-
za-Szalai Roza, Matyi-Szii
Janos, Kisbiro- o-Papai Andras,
Kocsis-Horvath Daniel, Zsuzsi,
szobaleany-Kuti Anna, oregasz-
szonyok-Jozsa Mari es Lonyai
Bessie, Katsa cigany-Szalai Ist-
van, cigany-Durutyu Gyorgy,
hirhordo fiu-Szalai Geza. )
Az eloadas a legjobban sikgs-
riilt, inert minden egyes felvonaa
Sunni mem akaro taps koveten
Az anyagi eredmeny''is kielegito
lesz. Az eloadast tancmulatsag k0-
vette, melyhez a zenet Vojtk6 ia
nos hires zenekara szolgaltatta. A
mulatsag a kes6 hajnali orakban
ert vegetts =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

Eln6k: Kis Andras. slelnok Kuniis JanSs
titkar Menyhert Janos, 6l0 Mabel Street
Youngstown, o. (kihcz az egyletet erdekll
levelek kIldend6k), penztarnok G6ressy San
dor, p6nztari ellendr: Szadai Benjamin, b.
teglatoSatdk: 4 hsxysp Molnir Istv&n. Brisl
Hillen Bokri 1stvan. South Sideon SzakAs,
Laios. a-as szamvizssal6 hizattaks: Mecssl
Andrea, scbok Gsbor Dssoy J1Ass, stsxlt.
yivSk: Rics, J6nos s. pank6 Istvln.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
ndRE HHRcEG BETEasEGELYz6 EaYLE7
Six szAMu YouNGsTowNI FIoKJA.
Alapittatott 1919 julius Son

Elnok: Demjen Lajos, 939 Elm Street, al
elnok: Balla Sander, penztarnok: G0nczy
Mihaly, jegyz6-titkar: Redovay Janos, 2se
Jackson ST., f. Youngstown. O. (kihez a,
egyletet erdekl6 levelek kuldend5k), f6ellen
Or: Csubak Istvan, elenSrok: Gy6ry Mihaly
is Kiss Istvan, betegiatogat6k: Steeltonban
Poznam Janosne. Albert Streeten s. lilies
1stvan, Brier Hillen Hegyi Gy0rgy Feast
Youngstownban Gy6ry Mihaly, ajt66r: Fedor
Janos
Az egylet 1000 dollar halaleseti, rs dol
lar temetesi es heti 8 dollar betegseg9lyt
fizet A havi dij Is cent.
Gyiileseit tartja minden h6 elsS vasar
napjan d. II. 2 6rakor Kossuth k0r kis
termeben, 124 E. Federal St.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
FARRELL,


Father Major vezetese alatt a
farrelli es sharoni ifjusag legsl-
keresebben adta elo "Bor" cimu
3 felvonasos szindarabot Huset va
sarnapjan sharoni Menenchor
Hallban, mely zsufolasig megtelt
erdekl6do kozonseggel.
A szineloadason a szerpl0k n6y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
| YOUNGSTOWN Es K0RNYEKI MA.
GYAR EGYLETEK rs EGYHAZAK AL
IANDo NAGYBIzoTTSAGA.

a nagybizottsag gyiileseit esetr6l-esctre 3
tisztikar hivia egybe.
Eln0k EabodaSz Gustav, alenOk Deb
rocky Andras, titkar R6v6sz Kalman (P. O.
b. 417), penztarnok Macy J6zsef, ellen3r0k
Darazs Frgyes es Kaluczky Janos.