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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Seattle Woman Delegate
off for Demo Convention
Mrs. Hugh Todd Only
Woman From West
of Mountains

Mrs. HUGH C. TODD. only
Nl woman delegate 20 the demo.
cratic national convention from
west OF the mountains, win leave
Seattle on Thursday night ana join
a party o. Washington democrats
at spokane, where the convention
party viii be made up.
AZ Spokane. Mrs Todd will meet
George Christensen. of Stevenson.
national committeeman. and Mrs
Christensen. Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Martin, OF Cheney; H. ~. Merritt
Of Spokane. and Col William
Epling, Of whitman county. The
party have engaged transportation
on the Same train.
The democratic convention opens
In New York on June a. The
Washington delegation a. pledged
10 support william Gibbs McAdoo
for president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Sought to Murder
American Consulate

TOXIC. June i2.-Armsd with
short. thick sword. Masanosuks va.
mAmoto. 81. Sunday visited the
American consulate al Yokohama
and demanded 10 be conducted into
the presence Of Consul Graham KEN.
per. When asked HIS purpose. VA.
mamo,o said he wanted 90 know the
attitude OF the consulate on the ca.
elusion provision Of the recently en-.
acted American immigration law.
adding that II Kemper upheld the ex.
cluaion he would kin him and then
commit harikhri. An employe Of the
consulate promised 70 lead Yamamo.
70 20 the consul. but instead Steered
him into police headquarters. where
he was placed under arrest and held
for observation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Here's How the States
Vote on Coolidge Went
AUDITORIUM.

MuNIC1PAL AUDITORIUM.
lfl Cleveland, June 12.--Tho roll
call OF state republican delegations,
Coolidge for reelection,
follows.
Alabama, 16 Coolidge.
Arizona, Q Coolidge.
Arkansas, II Coolidge.
California, 20 Coolidge.
Colorado. 10 Coolidge.
Connecticut, II Coolidge.
Delaware. Coolidge.
Florida, 10 Coolidge.
Georgia, is Coolidge.
Idaho, fl Coolidge.
Illinois, 6i Coolidge.
Indiana. 80 Coolidge.
Iowa. 20 Coolidge.
Kansas. 20 Coolidge.
Kentucky, 2e Coolidge.
Louisiana, 10 Coolidge.
Maine. 10 Coolidge.
Maryland, 10 Coolidge.
Massachusetts,, 80 Coolidge.
Michigan, SO Coolidge
Minnesota, q Coolidge.
Mississippi. 1s Coolidge.
Missouri, 30 Coolidge.
Montana, II Coolidge.
Nebraska. 10 Coolidge.
Nevada, . Coolidge.
New Hampshire, II Coolidge.
New Jersey, 81 Coolidge.
New Mexico, Coolidge.
New York, OF Coolidge.
North Carolina, a2 Coolidge.
North Dakota, La Toilette: Cool.
idgo. Z.
Ohio, 81 Coolidge.
Oklahoma, 20 Coolidge.
Oregon, 10 Coolidge.
Pennsylvania, 10 Coolidge.
Rhode Island. 10 Coolidge.
South Carolina. II Coolidge.
South Dakota, 10 Johnson. . Cool.
idgo,
Tennessee, ~ Coolidge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Modern Woodmen to
Honor Dead Members

Elliott Bay camp. Modern Wood
men of America. will hold its me
mortal services Thursday, June 10. at
o'clock for departed members dur.
ing the past year at 1929 Third ave.
Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm
Douglas will deliver the memorial
address. Miss Grace Webb of Chi.
cago and Lawrence Tomkins. a bass
soloist, will render solos during the
evening. The program is under the
supervision of Charles ]. King.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Coolidge Is Told
Borah Won't Run

WASHINGTON, June ig-~senntor
Borah personally Informed President
Coolidge tina, his decision not TO take
tho republican vice presidential nomi'
nation IL ''irrcvocsble"
Borah called al the White House
and told Mr.. Coolidge that he poSi.
lively would decline to be drafted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SCHOOL
STARTS ON PAGE 1

haps Turing the trout In nearby
streams.
Clouds can overcast the skies,
Rain can pour lncessantly Snow
can visit the city, or King Winter
can grip Seattle with freezing
spell. All Of that can happen 10.
morrow but It can't spoil the day
for Soattlc's school children.
Vacation timo rs near.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
WOMAN SECONDS
TIE NOMINATION.


After DR.. Burton sat down II re-
aulrcd Is minutes 10 quiet the con.
venuou. Tho chairman then called
the delegates 70 order and asked II
there were any other nominations.
a shout OF noes went UP from
tho tloor.
Il will then recognize a second
for the nomination offered by Or.
Burton the chairman said.
Mrs Florence Porter. Of Califor-
MIA. was recognized and mounted
the roEtrum amidst cheers An
elderly. gray-haired woman. dressed
in a lavender silk gown With light
black lace wrap over her shoulders.
recitsd the accomplishments attained
by women thru the medium Of the
republican party. She spoke In a
clear. strong voice. offering the
first second. on tho part OF the
California delegation.
we believe" shc said. chat
somehow the spirit OF Lincoln, Nc
kinIey and Garfield have entered
into the spirit Of Calvin Coolidge.
we believe in his spirit OF justice
revealed when he voted for woman
suffrage. We recognize his spirit Of
loyalty and patriotism In upholdinE
the constitution and the law And
above all these We recognize bis
spirit OF wisdom. His far-seeins
vision in recognizing a world court
TO promote peace among civilized
nations Of the world
CONGRESSMAN Martin II. Madden,
OF Illinois, was next recognized for
scconding speech. He declared
that the party's chances for sue.
Gees this fall we're best in the
hands OF the president.
Ex-Governor William w. Stick.
ney. OF Vermont. made the third
sceonding speech.
with Coolidge as our standard
bearer" he said victory is as.
sBfeeta.
Judge Charles H. Carey. Of Ore.
gon. was next 10 second the nom.
nation and drew a big hand when
ne said he know no extended state.
ment WIS necessary from him. The
convention had begun 10 got rest.
less and was yelling for vote.
Mrs. Mainnie J. Grimstcad, Of
Kansas, added the fifth note Of ap.
proyal in tho list OF soconding
speeches. A large woman, with a
campaign voice that rivals any
man, she received dcafening ova.
ton not only because everyone
heard but because she TALKED two
minutes and sat down.
DR.. IL. q. Cannon, Of New Ter,
soy, was the sixth TO add his voice
to the seconds. He oyorstcpped his
time and was finally howlcd down
from the platform.
The next and the last secondne
speaker was l. NJ. Meilsing, North
Carolina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Borah Positively
Turns Down Chance

WASHINGTON. June ~ ~ sena.
tor William Z. Borah. OF Idaho.
positively will not accept the rcpub.
lloAn vice presidential nomination
he told the United Press early today.
Borah said he had instructed for.
msr Senator Beyeridga at a. m. TO
sithdraw his name instantly should
Il be presented 10 the convention To-
day,
The Idaho senator said he favored
Judge Kenyon, Of Iowa, for the vice
presidency.
The reports from Cleveland that
I had accepted profrer Of tho vice
presidency are absolutely without
foundation Borah said II have Rd.
used them out there that / post.
lively win not accept H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Verse Writers to
Open Summer Meets

The Seattle Verso Writer'S club
VIII hold It's first summer meeting
IN Room 500 at tho Y. NJ. c. A.,
Thursday evening, A series of
weekly meetings Is planned to be
continued turnout The summer. Tho
course VIII cover verse forms, styles
aud imagery of the leading expo,
ncnts Of modern verse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
COMBAT RAD DRIVERS

HARTFORD. un.-Connectiou,
will take "dnUtlc steps" 20 combat
Of automobile drivers.
authorities have announced Fines
and trial fees IN Connecticut courts
for violation OF motor vehicle laws
during the first three months Of 1924
aggregated i5T.iot. an increase OF
tis.soo over the ramo period OF 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

Texas, 20 Coolidge.
Utah. II Coolidge.
Vermont, II Coolidge.
Virginia, ~ Coolidge.
Washington. IL Coolidge,
West Virginia. 10 Coolidge.
Wisconsin, IS La Toilette; Cool.
idgo.
Wyoming, Coolidge.
Alaska, Coolidge.
District OF Columbia, Coolidge.
Hawaii, Coolidge.
Philippines, Coolidge.
Porto Rico. Coolidge.
Totals Coolidge. 1905; La Toilette,
81; johnson, 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Brockett to Speak
Against Power Bill

Norwood Brockett, spokesman for
tho Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
was TO speak against the Bone power
bill Thursday noon before the Young
Mems Republican club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
WATSON BOOM Is
INDIANA MOVEMENT

Indiana climbed out strong with
renewed boom for Senator Jim
Watson Immediately after tho con.
vention recessed. A hand was gath
cred M hurriedly and went blnriuE
thru the streets and into the Clsve-
land hotel, With the Hooslers BE-.
hind u whooplnE things NJ for
Watson.
The greatest In the nation Wat
son." read big banner they car.
ried.
Joe Healing, national committee.
man from Indiana. predicted that
Saunders would not set a single
vote from his home state. as the
Hoosier delegation was gathering FOR
lis caucus The Indiana delegation
Ii pledged 90 Watson and new hope
Vas stirred as a result uf the dead
lock that las been reached.
Iowa announced the withdrawal
OF Judge Dickinson aa a vice prasl-
dental candidate during the morn
ms on tho understanding that Ken
yon was 10 be tho choice. when
Kenyon was suddenly upset by the
revolt, Iowa was thrown up IN the
air. loSa delegates eaucuscd early
In the afternoon TO decide what 10
do next.
kansas decided 20 present the
name OF senator Curtis No formal
caucus had been held up 10
o'clock. but the decision Of the
Kansans 70 stand By the senator
appeared 20 b. unanimous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
WATER sHuT.OFr NOTICE

MNl bh WIN D' hnut VII W
w day from 3 a. m. to 0 y. m.
on tho following areas:
on II. J3th st., from Rnvonna
ave. TO 9th ave. ~. u,
on 25th ave. ~. H., from ~.
54th ~. TO ". s0th st.
ON Gath ave. N. ". and 26th
ave. N. H., from Blakcly ri. to
y. oath ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
ADMINISTER RUGS

27x54-inch ARDSLEY ADMINISTER RUGS. So. As
36x68-inch ARDSLEY ADMINISTER RUGS. .S4.95
4-6x9-foot ALPINE ADMINISTER RUGS. .s1295
s-3x10-6 ALPINE ADMINISTER RUGS. $3.50
9x12-foot ALPINE ADMINISTER RUGS. .S25 90
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
FORGERY WAS
CIEyERLY DONE

The forgery was detected w com
raring these prescriptions with 9th.
crs Inc doctor had written. The
forgery vas 30 clevcrly done WI.
hanson said. that even DIT Martin
found a number Of Instances IN
which he was hardly able 10 dis.
unguish the forgery from the
genuine
Meleron was traced 20 Tacoma.
and his apparently peuniless condl.
ton made the agents feel that they
were not 50 sure they had tho
right man until he failed TO pass
a handwriting test. He then admit
ted that they had the goods on
him." the agents said.
Evidence has been obtained that
Melenon had also obtained narcotics
from the usual dealers in addition
10 the drug stores. He Was TO be
charged with violating the state
narcotic law. according 10 chief
Williamson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
TAPESTRY RUGS

27x52-nch MANOR TAPESTRY RUGS. ....S1.5O
6x9-foot MANOR TAPESTRY RUGS. .S11.5O
7-6x9-foot MANOR TAPESTRY RUGS. .S13.75
s-3x1o-6 HUDSON TAPESTRY RUGS. .s14.75
S-8x1o-6 MANOR TAPESTRY RUGS. .S17.75
9xl2-foot MANOR TAPESTRY RUGS. $3.50
11-3x12-foot MANOR TAPESTRY RUGS. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Exceptional Values in :.
DOMESTIC RUGS

A MINISTER, Velvet and Tapestry Rugs,
specially bought, from the mills of Alex
ander Smith & Sons Carpet Co.
Principally in the most wanted room sizes
exceptional values, all, at the very low prices
quoted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
IND PLACE
STARTS ON PACE 1

ior Wadsworth. Or New York. met
longWorth outside the convention
hall and told him they were pr,
pared 10 deliver Pennsylvania and
New York Go Saunders. and urged
Longworth 20 get busy ON ohio.
Everett Saunders is from Tcrro
ilaute, Ind lie IS g. years old and
has been IN congress for several
years, lie has announced that he iH
retiring from congress voluntarily
lie has been member OF he stesr,
ing committee In the house and h
ono ot the most expert eonsression.
al parliamentRrians
Considering the repeated switches
that have been made. no definite
guess appruNimatlnF the ultimate
answer 20 the vice presidential can,
didate could be warranted al 23p.
Indications were. however. that
Kenyon was completely eliminated
within an hour after he was put for
ward by the Butler faction among
the Coolidge managers. and the con.
test would be between Curtis and
GntnHEra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
PROBE $4,000
DOPE PLOT
'Eoraed Prescriptions Used,
Suspect Is Held

Walter MslcroB vas he'd In the
king county San Thursday, charged
with haying obtained $4,000 worth
81 morphine by forging the name Of
Or. Z. T. Martin. IA seattle physi,
eian. TO more than roo prescriptions.
he was arrested in raeoms Wed,
ntsday night bv Federal Narcotic
Agynts e. u. Hoffman aud Harry
nalainc.
Meleron POSED as "a dishwazher
earning SIS week. and his arrest
was tho result ~ clever work In
>unnlng down slight clues. Reports
Vast morphine was being brought
regularly from Seattle 20 Tacoma
lea 20 the investigation py Chief
Harry V. williamson and his men.
They began by checking local drug
stores. where they found a few pre-.
scriptlons apparently signed BY Or.
Martin that contained mistakes in
spelling tha, the doctor would not
D. likely 10 make.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
FEDERAL JURY
INDICTS Is
Many Dope Cases on List
in u. S. Court

Violations of the federal narcotic
laws dominated tho 90 indictments
returned by tho federal grand jury
Thursday, pna secret indictment
end two notruo bills were included
IN the lury's findings.
Prominent among the narcotic
charges "a that against Al johnson.
alias ousiaye Johnson. recently ar
rested with his wife. who was said
10 have once been prominent In local
society circles, Two indictments wcre
returned against Johnson. ana bail
was st "a 81 $50 for each.
Others Indicted on narcotic charges
were Gus Il. williams and Laura
Davis. Cecil r. Merriam. two indici.
mcnts. Ray J. McDermott and Mira
Ray } McDermott. Alien H. Murphy
ana Nina Murphy Henry Isaaeson.
Jack Crolle: Mary Ruby Merriman
for importing dope. Tommy Burke.
two Indictments. A. wsdner. two in.
dlcimsnts. Ray u. Trimble. and
Frank Poriagalo.
SO far the grand jury has returned
only one liquor indictment. that
aEains, George Stewart. on Three
counts, for distillinE liquor. tho more
arc expected 10 follow. Two lndlct
mentA under tho Mann act were re.
turned against James A. whltloEE
and Prank Burgess
POSTAL LAWS
sNAG THREE
Three men were found 10 have
run athwart the postal criminal
laws. Two were indicted for steal.
Ing automobiles and ono for snug.
Cling aliens
Walter - Peterson. a postal clerk
In tho Seattle pogtofficc. was in
dicisd on a charge Of having stolen
letter IN tho course 81 his en-
ployment: Frank Douglas was &C.
cused Of having obtained a regis.
tered letter by fraud with intent
10 steal money II contained. and
Aimsr Hsdin was indicted for send
ms obscene matter thru tho malls
Axsl ~. Johnson was indicted for
smuggling aliens into tho United
States .. y, Barnes with trans.
porting 4 stolen automobile. and
Arthur T. Griffin was indicted for
receiving and concsallng an auto.
mobile known 20 have been stolen
No true bills were returned In
favor OF Bornios Davenport and
Arthur r. Anderson.
Two persons lent a touch Of dime
novel criminology 20 the jury'a 70.
port by supplying a notable list OF
aliases. Following tho name Of
Allen II. Murphy 4, alias Henry
Willis. alias Harry willis. alias
Ray Murray alias Daily" laura
Davis names are set forth M In.
Guiding laura williams, Margaret
koiSo and Ethel Wilcox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
VELVET RUGS

6x9foot KATONAH VELVET RUGS. .S12.75
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
80" AiF tailNlH Il
SAYS COOLIDGE
NOT HILARIOUS

Turnout. Or. Burton painted the
picture Of his Suhlec, In warm and
familiar coloFs and won hts audience
with his own sense OF humor. or
tho same trait in Mr. Coolidge. the
speaker declared the president had
sense OF humor but no il no,
hilarious. as the convention hushed
and eheered
You know" Or. Burton declared
a. the outburst. I've appreciate your
applause. But wish you'd keep
still. You know I think this bust.
ness Of speaking in public Is ter.
rible. But II az any time you get
tired OF q remember ! have 10 listen
70 u and make Il also"
You haven't heard anything yet"
he said. as he plunged into his
analysis OF The character Of Coolidge.
Burton displayed power Of cryptic
expression in exploring the battling
personality OF Coolidge. lie gave
the convention some real under.
standing Of the man in the white
House. whose odd personal traits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
COOLIDGE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

peal lie concluded by presenting
70 the convention
The viriic man the stauneh
American tho real human being
Calvin Coolidge"
A cheer broke out over tho hall
as delegates and galleries rose 60
their feet. A delegation stirred, one
hammer moved forward and then.
almost az ono man, tho i.ieo dele.
yates started a parade about the
han singing onward. Christian
Soldiers" Marching Thru Georgia. {"
and other old favoriies.
After Doctor burton eat down il
required i5 minutes for the conycn.
ton 20 vent lis feelings In Wild ap.
plausf. cheers and parades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
DR BURTON WINS
no CONVENTION

Burton stepped out before The
great convention throng. an un.
known person 20 most OF tho poli,
tieans there assembled. They scru.
tinlHed him closely. noting the red
hair, which Is % a shade slightly
deeper than CoolidEs'a. and hts tail.
thin figure which vibrated with
tense energy as he stepped forward
To greet his audience. lie was a
total stranger and realized IL. The
fact was obvious from tho uncer.
tain. rather restrained. formal
gree,inE % the audience.
Burton first set out 10 act Re.
qpalnted and logged along In an
Informal, pleasant vein. coming wit.
ueismA which soon had the crowd
in several constant uproar. before
he had 10 appeal 60 them not 10
interrupt him.
Burton spoke rapidly, declaring
that In making his speech no knew
exactly what the result OF Il would
be. aud that in nominating this
candidate VIC are virtually electng
the next president Of the United
States"
DR.. Burton departed from his
set speech many times 10 engage
IN humorous saiiies AZ his audience.
and spoke entirely without his
manuscript
lie was distinctly a hit with the
convention.
Many were Or. BuFton'se ssliies
az the presidents sense OF humor
and his trait OF silence.
'He t. tho exemplification.- DR..
Burton said. "of prodlgality Of
thought and economy Of expression. ("
Again he said.
His mind has time 20 work be.
cause his tongue permits e."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-30
FENYES MASZKA BAL EAST
YOUNGSTOWNBAN.

Rigo Joska, aki bandajaval
egyetemben annyi .sok kedyes es
feledhetetlen estet 1fszerzett ne
kiink, beallt a mulatsag rendez0k
soraba $ Halloween estejen, okt5-
ber 31-en nagyszabasu bait rem
den E, E,.Youngstownban, a Grow
fels Hallban.
A magyarsag remeljik megtol-
ii maid zsufolasig a termet, nagy-
>szerii muzsikarol gondoskodott a
rendezo - 8 maga vezeti Y ta-
gu bandajat ez este. ,NEaszkasok
alarcosok kesziiljenek = ilyen bal
mar regen mem volt. Rig6 J6ska
zenekara megerdemli magyar.
sag tamogatasat $ ICY hissziik
hogy halloween estejen tomve lesz
a Crow Hall. !. 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-30

rem, mint barmely szintarsuaat tett
Amerikaban, inert ha mi mem neveltink
volna ezideig es ezutan is az amerikai
magyar gyermekeket magyar iras-
olvasas es egy6b dolgok elsajatitasa-
ra AIT szeretnenk tudni alazattal, hogy
kinck jatszana tulajdonkepen most es
maid jovoben harmely magyar szin-
tarsulat. Epen azert szeretettel 6hajtom
az egyhazam tagjait es az ifiusag fl
gyelmet felhivni ARA, hogy miutan
ezen tapintatlansagot fentnevezett
szintarsulat elkovette, lassak be annak
helytelenseget es kerem, tartsak magu-
kat tavol Fedak Sari el6adasat6l. Az
igaz, hogy en- senkinek szemelyes sza-
badsagat korlatozni mem akarom, de
mint az egyhaz jelenlegi lelkesze es az
egyhaz, az Ifjusagi K0r i6l felfogost
erdeke, AIT hiszem megkivanja AIT,
hogy az ayen visszas dolgoknak mar
elejet vegytk. Talan megis csak mi va.
gyunk tenyezok ebben varosban es
mem mast?
Remelem, hogy ezen szeretetteljes fel.
sz6litasomnak meglesz az eredmenye e.
vasarnap mindenki Sloyak Hallba fog
igyekezni egy kellemes est. elt0ltese
szempontjabol. =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-30

mig Baba Juszti vasarnapi iskol4nk
egyik tcv6keny n0vendeke, egy nagyon
szep es diszes kezimunkat volt szives
ajandekozni, amelynek a kisorsolasa
$l6.55-el gyarapitotta mulatsag beve-
telet. A mulatsag tiszta bev6tele volt
S30460 czzel szemben kiadas volt
$l54.45 $ ICY a sziircti mulatsdg tisz-
ia maradvanya: $15O.15. Fogadjak ez-
uton ugy az adakoz6k, mint a k0zremnn
kalkodok az egyhaz igazi elismer6set
minden legkisehb faradozasukert.
Ifjusagi Kor, szinieloadasa.- Egy-
hazunk kebelebI muk0d3 Ifjusagi K0r
a reank k1vctl,ei,J vasarnap, azaz no.
yember 2.an este oral kezdcttel, a
Slovak Hall hatalnas termebcn okvct-
vetleniil megtartja sziniel6adasat, da'
cara annak, hogy Fedak Sari IS miivesz-
tarsai az eredeti datumokt6l eltertek.
Onkenyes hatal0mmal elinkbe yagtak
azert, inert neki siirg0s dolga van es
mines ideje tovabbi ittmaradasra, s
ICY az eredeti vagyis a november Ska
egysZerre november 1-ere varazslodott
at es egy 90 ewes kulturalis intezmenyt
torekveseben meggatolni igyekszik, a
.mely sokkal tobbet .tett az. amerikai
magyarsag erdekeben mivel6des te-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-30

S cs6szlegenyek ismet bemutatjak
multkori nagysikerii tancukat =
a cs6sztancot. SzSlolopas egyel
bohosagok Sc fognak hianyozni
must is lesz elegepdo mennyiseg,
ben - ugy, hogy semmiben SEN
lesz hiany.
szombaton~esteres steljek meg is
met a Nemet Haz cantoni videkj
magyarokkal akik leteve Ell
mex a szomoru vilagnak mindel
gondjat S RESERVES keservet - jf
hangulatban mulatnak maid, visz
szaidezvc a regi j6 sziireti idol
felejthetetlen emlekeit.
A magyarsag apraja-nagyja szi
reteljen egyutt ezen az esten.