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Evening star., 1924-04-08
STOCKS IN GROUPS,
VARYING IN TREND
Sentiment Bearish on Steel
and Motors-Some Rail
Stocks Strong.
BY STUART II. WEST.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, April S.-During the
greater part of the time today II couio
not have been said that the STOCK
market displayed any general tendency
one way or the other. Stocks moved
individually or else by groups, and
some of these movements were upward
and others downward
The Dawes committee report
promised for Thursday, continued 10
he thr chief tonic of discussion in
financial circles But that 1t hau
much actual influence on the mar s
was doubtful. In the first place; tne
forecasts of the report nave peen
sufficiently definite and thorough 10
tell the public as much as the docu-
ment itself. In the second place !he
important question was not WHAT the
proposals for settling the reparation
problem would be. but rather now
these proposals would be receiNed o9
the countries interested.
BeariSh Sentiment Noted.
Sentiment was bearish on the steel
and motor stocks in the DelleI tnat
both of these industries Wee III d
state of overproduction. In poth
eases. REPORTS not entirely confirmed
but yet accepted as true. We're ~
rent that mill and factory operations
were already being curtalled. On Tue
other hand. number of the raliroaA
stocks were definitely strong. lhe
leaders being Norfolk and Western.
Missouri Pacific preferred and Texas
and Pacific.
Norfolk and Western made new
high as il went through 1872. 1t was get
ting ready for the formal announce.
mcnt of terms of the PennsylNaHla
lease. The. street gossip was Lnat
these terms would ne iouhu dIl"
gether satisfactory.
Rises to New High.
Missouri Pacific preferred, above
AZ, was also selling at u new hlsn TOT
the wear Here the reason entirely
was the improvement IN ear,inSS eaaaI 20
For the first two months Of & is- nan
$500. 600 in 1923. this with nearly
$500, 900 more being spent on mann
tenancc account. ,,..,
The contention is that missouri
Pacifics maintenance Will IAN as .ne
wear goes on and that this VIII en-
stIe he road to show surplus sof-
ficient to begin regular dividends anu
perhaps pay off something on ar
rearS. which amounted on DeceHhpei
3 to $3.50 a share.
Apparent Factor in Steel.
The market for the steel shares
was plainly preparing for less favor
able trade advices from now on. A
decrease in untitled orders on the
books of the United Steel Corpora
ton is expected in the report due
Thursday. Steel common was under
pressure most of the session.
Republic Iron and Stcei came
within little more than a point of
equalling its low for |: ear. and
Gulf States Steel was fire. = .'-FHre'i.
How much there was to tn
three months ago Of a possible divl-
dend on Vanadium corporations. was
disclosed in the annual report show
ing a balance OF only .sl.S2 share.
The stock broke on L three points on
the publication Of the tSuFes.
Evening star., 1924-04-08
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, April S.-Favorable
weather for wheat seeding in the
northwest tended to ease down wheat
prices today during the early deal
ings. In addition, there was NO evil
dence of any export demand of conse-
quence Selling, however. except
from the northwest, was lacking in
volume. Opening prices, which rang
ed from Is to y lower. with May
1.O2M to 1.02haA and July 1.03h to
1.031ka%, were followed by moder-
ate further setback.
Corn and oats were easier, SYM
pathizing with wheat In the corn
market there was persistent small-lot
selling on the part of commission
houses. After opening shade to y
off. May 7sh to 78HaA, corn con-
tinued to sag.
Oats started at u to Y of, to .
shade advance, May 46A, and later
showed a little decline all around.
Subsequently, dearth Of buying kept
the market devoid Of important wheat
rallies. The close was unsettled, u
to "a net lower. May 1.02h to 1.02H
and July 1.031s to 1.03A.
Absence of demand for corn was q
feature in the last part of the day.
Prices closed nervous. Aak to Y net
Nov TIL IN .a 2
Evening star., 1924-04-08
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
Washington Rwy & Electric 4s-s1 600 at
~. 81 900 at ~.
Potomac Electric Is 1e53-sI, 900 at 1Os.
Commercial National Banks at 141.
District National Bank-10 at 160.
Riggs National Bank-10 at 2SS.
IAnston Monotype-10 at 12k.
Mergenthaler Linotype at 15e5s, 10 at
153.
National Mortgage and Investment pfd.-4O
at sIa, 40 at Sis. 20 at ST..
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas 6s '33-s1 900 at 101, 500
at 101. $500 at 101.
Capital Traction $500 at s7lx. $500 at
sT1s, 81 .OOo 1T 9Tla. $500 at 97I.. $1,000 at
97is.
Washington Gas Light---10 at 49,. at 491a
Potomac Electric Cons 5s-S1 600 at 97ls
Washington Gas $500 at 94%, $500 at
94a..
Washing ton Ryy. & Elec. pfd.-o0 at "a.
Capital Traction Colo at 93i,. ) at 23
Georgetown Gas Js-$5 .0G0 at STA.
Moner-caIl loans-l and G nor cent
Evening star., 1924-04-08
ExpELs OFFENDING BROKER

NEW YORK, April S.--Expulsion of
Clarence B. Whitaker of the stock
brokerage firm of c. B. Whitaker &
Co. from the New York curb mar
ket was announced today. The ac-
ton against Mr.. Whitaker was based
on alleged violation of trading rules.
but officials of the exchange refused
to specify the exact nature of the
offenSe.
Evening star., 1924-04-08
DULL TRADING ON BoURsE.

PARIS. April S.-Trading on the
bourse today WAS DUH. Three Per
cent rentes, <55 francs 40 centimes.
Exchange on London. % francs 95
centImea Five per cent loan.- So
francs IS csntimes.1 The dollar was
quoted at II fsancs 1s centimes. *
Evening star., 1924-04-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associa ted Press.
NEW YORK, April s.-Foreign ex-
changes firm. Quotations Gin United
States dollars); Great Britain, de-
mand. 4.33S; cables, 4.33A; sixty
day bills on banks, 4.311s. France,
demand, .o5s7; cables, .o5ss. Italy.
demand. .0443h; cables, .o444. Bel
gium. demand. .0492; cables. .0493.
Germany, demand (per trillion), .21.
Holland, demand, 1874. Norway,
demand, 1872. Sweden, demand,
.2645. Denmark, demand, 1853.
Switzerland. demand, .1749 Spain,
demand, .134t.z Greece, demand, OTIS.
Poland demand, s.00000012. Caecho-
slovakia. demand, .029s. Jugoslavia,
demand, .0124. Austria, demand,
!. N.e00014. Rumania,. demand, sO052A
Argentina, demand, $3.50. Brazil, de-
mand, .1130. Toxic, demand, ~.
Montreal. s.9S 3-32. ss
Evening star., 1924-04-08
DRY LAW REPEAL SEEN.

CHRtSTIANIA, April s.-Repeal OF
prohibition of spirits in Norway is
foreshadowed by a bill which the
government is introducing in parlia-
ment. The measure calls for a state
monopoly and reinstatement of the
old system of local option.
Evening star., 1924-04-08
Farm Payments Delayed.

AS a substitute for a Senate bill,
the House yesterday passed q meas
ure to defer for three years reclama-
ton charges due from settlers on
lands in the west
Evening star., 1924-04-08
N. Y. Stock and Bond
Averages.
Monday. April z.
Monday. April z

STOCKS.
Total stock sales, $4,000
shares.
Twenty industrials averaged
1855; net loss, 80.
High, 1924, 1924: low. 93.os.
Twenty railroads averaged
1854; net loss, As.
High, 1924, s6.32; low, 82.74.
BONDS.
Total bond sales tpar value).
$I3,263,eo0.
Ten first grade rails averaged
S6.75: net gain, .02.
Ten secondary rails averaged
s4.93; net loss, .0I.
Ten public utilities averaged
S7.Sc; net gain, 20.
Ten industrials vera G e d
93.42; net loss, 10.
Combined average, 1928; net
loss, .o2.
Combined average month ago.
S7.3S: year ago, s6.62.
Evening star., 1924-04-08

tPartly extra. sPayable in preferred stock.
Dividend rates as given In the above rable
are the annual cash payments based on the
latest quarterly or half-yeariy declarations.
dividends are not included. -4
= High. Low. Last.
Call Money. s ~ ~
HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS.
IL am III 900 pm. 367. 500
I2m.. ..312 500 pm. 439 800
Evening star., 1924-04-08

TOTAL SALES (Par vaIve):
11am.. 3s24000 IL noon 6 896 900
1p.m.. S949 600 pm. 10 240 900
Evening star., 1924-04-08

| tent L. q dthtF ~
! Cent Lea Co pf. q.
! Ger de Pas g.,
! Chand Mot f6b. .
| nas & Ohio a. .
Oh & o pf &c ~.
! Chicago & Alton.
! Chic CT West.
| Chic Ct West pr.
Ch MI & st Pau
Oh Mil & St Z IF
{ Chi & Nwn 90 .
! Oh & Nwn pf 60
Ch Pneu T (5).
! h:c r | IL Pac
! G K | & l. pf 90.
; 4 x | " II pf a..
| Chic Cop t2isJ
Chino Copper.
! Ciuett. Peab tSb
! { oCa Cola tI
| Colo Fuei h Iron
Colo Southern. .
/ Col G & Z t2.S0,
! Com Solv A "a
| .Congoleurn (3).
| Consol Cigar...-.
| Consol Gas (5) .
i Consol Textile.
( Cont Can o..
! Cont Motors -.
Corn Prod (10)..
Corn Pr X NV WI
| Cosden Co.
Crucible Stl 80.
| Cub Am Sug (3),
| Gu Am Su pf CD
! Cuban Cane Sug
! Cub Cane Su pf .
j Danl Boone M(3)
| Davidson Chem
! Del & Hud (9). =.
| De! LIZ w go. =.
Dome Mines CD.
Du PIT de N (S} ..
Du P de N db (6)
Dug 1t st pf 20 .
East K tt5kJ..
Eaton AK t2.60s
Ei st Bat Cts y 4
End-John o..
Erie.
Erie 1st pf. ....-
Erie I'd pf.
Famous Pi (8)..,
Fifth Av 3 (64c)
Fish 3 o pf (8).
Fisk Rubber. .
Frchm'n tt3k)- :
Foundation t6D.
Frecport-'rexas. ,
Gen Asphalt.
Gen Asph pf (5)
Gen Eec (S) -.
Gen Ell spe f60cb
Gen Mot t1.20). .
Gen Mot db (6) -.
Gen Mot db CD -,
Gtnbel Bros go.
GirnbeI Br pf 90
Goldwyn Pict. -.
Goodrich.
Goodyear pf.
CRANKY Consol :.
ct North pf (5b..
Gr Nor Ore o..
Guantan Sugar. e.
Gulf St Stl cd.
Hartman Co 90.
Hayes Will t3D..
Homestake (6).
Housen'd Pr go.
Houston Oil...-.
Hud Mot G fSb...
Hupp Mot c i).
indiahoina Ref. g.
Inger r (f2S)...
inspiration Cop.
lnterb Rap TT. e..
Tut Com Eng (2t
Internal Har co
Inter Har pf CD
Int Mer Marine. a.,
Int Mer Mar pf...
Internal Nickel . .
Internal Paper. =
Int Pap pf st (6l
Int Rys of c Am
Int Shoe (4).
Int T & T (6)...,
Invincible Oil. :.
Iron Prod (1k).
Jones Bros Tea. .
Jordan Mot CD
Kan City South .
Kane So pf 90.
Kelly Spr Tire ..
Kelsey Will (6)
kenne Cop (S).
Laciede Gas Cd
| Lee Rub & Tire. 4.
Leh Val t3ht...
Leh Val rights
| Lig & Ny Btnew
Lima Loco 90.
| Loews Inc t2)....
| L.oft.Incorpor.
| Loose-WiIes Bis
| L,se-W I'd pf ca
| Lorillard (3).
, Lorillard pf CD.
, Louis & N'sh (6p
Ludlum Stl ca.
Mcintyre d.
Mack Trucks go
Macy r n q Co -
Magma Copper -.
MaIlinson 4 Co..
Man Elec gtd 90
Manhat Shirt g.
.Naracaibo Oil.
MarlAnd Oil.
Mart-Parry (3).
Maxwell Not A.
Maxwell Not b.
May Opt 81 t5l..
May DIP 8 pf 90
Mex Seaboard. . .
Evening star., 1924-04-08

Is q man never q tyrant except
with a crown?
Evening star., 1924-04-08

Wisdom sometimes walks in clouted
Evening star., 1924-04-08
SHORT TERM SECURITIES.

Quotations furnished by Redmond & CO..
Evening star., 1924-04-08
Quotations on Other Issues.
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

tQuotations furnished by Redmond & Co. J
Evening star., 1924-12-09
Declining Years.

When life's sun sinks in the West,
and you're tired in feet and knees,
it is good if you can rest, working
only when you please, chorlng
round your cozy nest, feeding hens
and herding bees. 1t is good II you
can say, Youthful years | gave to
toll. planting prunes and threshinn,g
hay, wrestling with the fertile soil /;
and the dimes | put away, put them
down in castor oil. Now that | am
gone to seed, lame in all my bones
and thews, | can loaf and smoke and
read, only toiling when | choose (;
oh, cheerful life lead, here | yawn
and rest and snooze" And there
is no sadder sight than an old man,
bent and frail laboring with all his
might for paltry slice of kale, fear
ing he may die some night in a poor
house or a Jail. Past my gate the
old men go, to their heavy. weary
tasks, digging pathways in the snow,
heaving coal and lifting casks, while
the man who saved his dough on his
silken cushions basks. Past my gate
| see them wend, and their ancient
hinges creak; TO their bitter tasks
they bend, drawing fifteen bucks a
week; and their heartsick sighs as
cend to the heavens cold and bleak.
Oh, my nephews, one and all, put
the kopecks down in brine! Save
a package, howe'cr small, with the
wise boys stand in line; when
nights shades begin to fall, have a
bundle just like mine!
(Copyright) WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1924-12-09
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

PoLPsm"Betty, Lee" musical COM
BELAsCO-Thursto magician. at
500 pm.
WARDMAN PARk-"The Q W
York Idea" at $3.50 pm.
KEITH'S - Grace La Rue, vaude-
Vile, at 2:15 and 8:15 pm.
STRAND-Arturo Bernardo. vaude-
Vile, continuous performance. from
1890 to IL pm.
GAYETY-Mollie Williams Revue.
burlesque, at 2:15 and S:15 pm.
MUTUAZ-"Maids From Maryland"
burlesque, at 2:S0 and $50 pm.
PALACE-"Tongue of Flame" at
11:20, 1920. $3.50, $50, 1880 and 9:40
pm.
COLUMBIA-"Janice Meredith" at
1895. 12:40. 2:45, 4:50, and pm.
METROPOLITAN Water" at
10:45, 1916, 1850, 1925, 5, 6:25, sos
and $50 pm.
RIALTO Love and Glory" at
1880, 1:3o, $3.50, $50, 1880 and s:3o
pm.
AMBA w m n.
at 6, 1880 and 9:25 pm.
TIVOLI-"The House of Youth,
at 2, 4. 5:45, 1880 and 9:20 pm.
CENTRAI-"Empty Hands at
1890, 2, $3.50, 5, $50, and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1924-12-09
CITIZENS OPPOSE
PEACE ACTIVITIES
Northeast Association Raps
Anti-War Speakers in
Schools.

With a view to curbing future ac-
tivities of Frederick j. Libby, eXecu
tive secretary of the National Council
for the Prevention of War, and other
paid propagandists the Northeast
Citizens Association, meeting in the
Ludlow School. Sixth and G streets
northeast, last night, deplored the
actions of the school authorities in
permitting the dissemination of
propa ganda which il regarded as det-
rimental to the rearing of patriotic
citizens. Action on resolution pre-
scented by Edward Parker, dealing
with thsi question, was deferred until
the January meeting. The resolution
would prohibit speakers on religious
and political subjects from using the
public schools during school hours,
and their addresses would be ex-
amined by school officials before
presentation.
Because of the satisfactory manner
In which the various engineering
projects have been handled, and also
because of his intimate knowledge OF
the construction programs which
have been or soon are to be started, the
association adopted resolutions COM
mending Lieut. Col {. .. Sheriff..
superintendent of public buildings
and grounds, and urging the President
and War Department to retain him
in his present position, so that he
may carry on his work through the
construction of the Arlington Me
mortal Bridge and the linking up of
Rock Creek and Potomac parkways
and the development of AnacoStia
l'ark.
D@pIore Budget Cut.
Proposed Legislation. which would
slice 100000 from the appropriation
provided for the extension of the
public park system, was scored and
an effort will be made to have the
Sl,000.000 originally specified in the
bin before Congress reinserted APP
lroval was voted authorizing the
Secretary Of Agriculture to estab-
iish a national arboretum in the
District of Columbia.
The association voted to place the
fair return on public utilities invest
Inents at s per cent. Laxity of fire
protection was deplored. There is
but one fire house in this associa-
tiOns territory. and since last
May, it was said, there has not been
q complete outfit stationed there
The engine has been oUA of service
at various intervals, and the old
steamer which replaces it. it was
pointed out, is too slow to afford
much protection in fire of any size.
causing a menace to life and
property.
The association voted to request
the school board to pay engineers
and janitors overtime pay for over
time work. President Evan H.
Tucker presided
Evening star., 1924-12-09
Ship Libeled in Cable Break.

VANCOUVER, 3. G. December g
The steamer Prince Albert was yes
terday libeIed for s91,932 for the sec
ond time in connection with breaks
in the cable of the Commercial Pa
cific Cable Company. The ship was
already detained here in S91.932
libel proceeding for one break when
writ was issued yesterday by the
admiralty court in another action in
the same amount for a second break.
Evening star., 1924-12-09
GEM statesmen ROBBED.

PHILADELPHIA, December @
Three masked men Yesterday held up
and robbed J. Laupheimer, proprietor
of a restaurant. and two jewelry
statesmen of jewelry valued at more
than $4,000 and S63S in cash. The
robbers escaped. All three victims
were bound hand and foot with wire
Laupheimer told the police he had
summoned the statesmen with a view
to making some Christmas purchases,
Evening star., 1924-12-09
Give Flowers for Nma,

Tive Flowers Tor NmaS.
GUIDES home grown potted plants
make lovely gifts. 1912 F.-Advertise-
mGnt.
Evening star., 1924-12-09
CIDER FATAL TO ANOTHER
w. c. Hulett, 90, Dies at Bedford
ElkS' Home.

BEDFORD, Va, December 9.-W. c..
Hulett, 90-year- old Elk of the Omaha,
Neb., Lodge, died at the Elks' Ma
tional Home here yesterday morning
Death was due to the effects of
poisoned cider served at the home
nearly month ago and which
caused the death of a number of the
inmates of the institution. Mr.. HUI
lett's body will be sent to Adrian,
Mich, for burial.
All surviving residents of the home
who suffered illness from the same
poison have recovered from its i'll
effects, it was announced
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-04
Tisztelettel /:
a Vezet0seg.
Az 0REG EGYLET FELHIVASA

A Youngstown Elso Magyar
Betegsegelyz6 Egylet felhivast in
tez a Youngstown, valamint a
kornyeki magyarsaghoz .Ez az
Egylet, mely harminc ev ota be-
csuletesen es pontosan teljesiti
k0telesseget, megerdemli a ma
gyarsag osztatlan partolasat. A
junius havi gyiiles elhatarozta,
hogy harom h6napon keresztiiI
beallasi dij nelkiil vesz fel uj ta-
gokat, hogy ezaltal is alkalmat
szolgaltasson minden magyarnak
az egyletbe val6 felvetelere. Az
Egylet vallaskiil0nbseg nelkul fel
vesz tagjai soraba minden becsii-
letes magyar not, vagy ferfit, a
kiknek eletkora Is evt6l 45-ig
terjed. Beallasi dij egyaltalaban
mines, a havidij Is cent, ennek ell
leneben fizet az egylet heti 800
betegsegelyt, valamint halaleseti
segelyt. Ez az Egylet a legregibb
Youngstownban es k0rnyeken, Sc
gillette betegeit - az Ozvegyek-
mex, arvaknak jar6 illetekeket
mindig idejeben pontosan kifi-
zette.
B6vebb felvilagositast minden-
kinek keszseggel ad az Egylet ell
n0ke, vagy titkara.
Az augusztusi gyiilesen a tagok
szep szamban vettek reszt es a
tagletszam harom taggal, nevsze-
rint: Kiss JOSEF, Lutheran Janos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-04
csALADI 0R0M.
titkar.

Canito o n b 81 jelentik: Viul-
kan J6zsefne, sziiletett Vask6 R6-
zsika hetfon egy egeszseges flu
gyermekkel 0rvendeztette meg
ferjet. A kis ujszil6tt, aki kul0n-
ben els5 gyermek a Vulkan ia
miliaban, anyjaval egyetemben
kitIn6en erzi magat. A kis tr6n-
or0k0s erkezeset mem csak Can
tonban fogadtak nagy 0rommel,
leven Vulkan JOSEF az ottani
Ipafos Egyesulet megalapit6ja IS
egyben eln0ke - hanem varo-
sunkban is, mivel Vasko R6zsikat
a magyar k0rokben lit mindenki
ismerte $ szerette innen v6lasz-
totta lmaganak elettarsul derek
cantoni lapkepNisel6nk, vulkan
J6zsef. s
Egyiitt 0riilink mi is az 0rven-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-04
ERTESITES.

Ertesitem a SIT. Imre herceg
ferfi es n6i BIS. egylet 9-ik fi6k-
osztalyanak tagjait, hogy gyiile-
siinket most vasarnap, szeptem-
Der Ten tartjuk a szokott he
lyen, a Magyar Atleta Klub he
lyisegaben, 33s12 w. Federal ST..
alatt. Felkerem a tagtarsakat,
hogy akik munkaba mem mennek,
legyenek szivesek gyiilesen
megjelenni, mivel igen fontos dol
gokrol lesz $40.
Tudomasara adom a tagtarsak-
max, hogy Redovay Janosne (most
mar Takacs Jozsefne) august
tus lS-an Mih6k Sander k0z-
jegyz6t6l atvette ferje utan ese-
dekes 100000 halaleseti jaru.
lekot.
A hatralekos tagok keretnek,
hogy a vasarnapi gyiiles alkalma
val rendezzek hatralekaikat.
A tagokat nagyon kerem, hogy
az egylet bels6 iigyeit gyiilaste.
rembe targyaljak lie azokkal he
menjenek Xxi az utcara. ARA is
kerem a tagtarsakat, hogy gyii-
lesekre gyermekeket ne hozza.
max.
Felkerem a fi6k penztarnokat
Grosz Istvant, valamint bizott-
sagi tagokat, Gy6ri Mihalyt, Csu-
bak Istvant, Hegyi Gy0rgy0t es
az eln0k0t, Balla Sandort, hogy
a gyGles napjan, vasarnap del
utan egy orakor jelenjenek meg a
gyiilesteremben.
Tagtarsi iidv0zlettel:
szilagyi Janos, jegyz6-titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-04
Macy SZURETI BAL EAST
YOUNGSTOWNBAN.

A Pet6fi Sander Egylet vele
egyetemben az egesz East Youngs
town. magyarsag nagyszabasu
mIulatsagra kesziil szeptember
utols6 napjaiban. September 90
en-, hetfon este lesz megtartva a
Crow Hallban ennek a k0rnyek-
mex legnagyobb Szabasu 6ziireti
mulatsaga, melynek sikere erde-
keben mar most lazasan folynak
az el6kesziiletek.
A regi j6 vilagban, csak Hegy-
allan, oft, ahol az italok kiralya,
a tokaji asszn terem, csak OFT volt
olvan pompas ssziireti mulatsag,
mint amilyen lesz most East
Youngstown nemes varosaban.
A sziireti mulatsag alkalmaval
Rig6 Joska teljes szamu bandaia-
max ellen fogja maid huzni a talp-
alaval6t. A tancon xviii ezerfele
szorakozas lesz, hogy pedig idc-
gen a balba, akarom irni, sz6-
l6hegyre be ne tevedhessen, ARA
a cs6szok fognak vigyazni nagy
botjaikkal.
Egysz6val mindenki kitiin0en
fog mulatni, epp azert err6l a
sziiretr3l valahogy ell ne marad-
Jon valaki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-04
Verhevay 321.
eln0k.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet E.
Youngstown-i, Silk fi6kja most
vasarnap, september len tartja
meg rendes havi gyiileset. A gyii
les pontban delutan ket orakor
veszi kezdetet az Italian Hall
ban. A tagok legyenek szivesek
lehet6leg teljes szamban megje-
lenni ,hogy a hozott hatarozat az
0ssztags1g akaratat kepviselhes-
SEX.
A munkaviszonyok sajnos
megengedik mindenkinek reszt-
vetelt, az emberek nagyon gyen-
gen ,dolgoznak, kivanatos lenne,
ha tagsag egyszer mar teljes
szamhan megjelenne a gyiilesen.
A>hatralekos tagok tegyenek
eleget ez alkalommal kotelesse-
giiknek.
Tisztelettel:
a Vezet6seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-04
A MUNKAS BETEGSEGELYZO
SZURETI MULATSAGA.

A Munkas BIS. es Onkepz6 Seer
vezet altal rendezett mulatsagok
a legnagyobb skier jegye
ben szoktak lefolyni s ICY erthe-
to az az erdeklodes, ami a 1O0-ik
osztaly altal, september 27-en,
szombatOn megtartand0 bait meg
el6zi.
A fenyes aranyaiban nagysza
basu sziireti tancmulatsag Wal
nut st. alatti Roman Hallban lesz
megtartva, muzsikalni a legneve-
sebb Youngstown ciganyzenekar
fog ,ugyhogy mindenldinek
pompas sz6rakozasra van kila-
tasa.
A tancon xviii sok mindenfele
boh6sag mulattatja maid ko
z0nseget, lesz szol6lopas, csosz
verseny stb., stb.
J6l teszi tehat minden warren
k0rnyeki magyar, ha mar mat6
fogva nagyban kesziil ere mu
latsagra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-04
ss-IK CIKK.
vizsgalja meg gyermekenek a sze
met, fiilet, orrat es szajat.

Minthogy rendkivil fontos, hogy
bebiienek a SCENE, file, ORA es sza-
ia minden id0ben tiszta legyen, szi-
goruan fontos, hogy kiil0nos gondot
forditson azok tisztasagara, f0leg a
meleg nyari id6k bealltaval. TIT van
az a pont, melyeknel legtobb beteg-
seq kezd6dik. A nyari h6napok rend-
szerint igen kritikusak szoktak lenni a
gyermekeknel IS Onnek minden el6yi.
gyazatot igenybe kell venni, hogy a
bait elkerGlje. A regi mondas, hogy:
"egy ounce el6vigyazat feler egy
font kezelessel', leginkabb bevalik
gyermekeknel. Mem lehet elegge el0-
vigyazatos es Onnek tekintetbe kell
venni, hogy gyermek kis teste meg
mines annyira kifeilodve, hogy vede-
kezzen a jarvany ellen, mint a feln6t-
te.
A szemek legcsekelyebb gyulladasa,
vagy fiilek rendellenessege es ha
| On ugy erzi, hogy ez csekelyseg, vagy
mem nagyon fontos, megis azonnal kell
hogy az orvosaval k0z0ltessek. AEON.
mali beavatkozas lily esetekben meg
akadalyozhatia IA siiketseget, vagy
vaksagot 6s termesztesen a kis oyer
mex jogosult az lily el6vigyazatra.
A bebik fulei szarazon rs tisztan
tartandok. A fiilek k0nnyeT inficial5d-
max es a fiilbajok fajdalmai igen We
szedelmesek. Ha gyermekenek fiji.
lei inficialva lettek, azonnal lepjen
erintkezesbe az 0ryosaval.
Fatal gyermekek neha betegek at.
tol, hogy az orrlyukaikban kis ide.
| gen test furja be magat. Neha et.5l
mentesiteni lehet, ha gyermeket er6-
sebb orrfuvasra kenyszeritik. Ha ez
a m6dszer mem hasznal, helyesebb, ha
az orvost hivatjak.
| A szemek, flick, orr IS szai tisztan