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Evening star., 1924-09-24

The heroic stand of Roland Mac
henzie Washington schoolboy. who
lost his match with George Won Elm
of Los Angeles on the 37th green
after being down on the 2lSt. kept
the gallery on edge.
Max Marston of Philadelphia. pres
cnt titleholdcr, who Yesterday de-
fcatcd Maj. {. q. Hezlct OF Great
Rritain. today meets !. Wood Platt
OF Philadelphia. who Yesterday elimi-
mated T. a. Torrance, another British
walker cup player
Todays matches:
Jones COckraR.
kneeper w. Augustus.
Ouinet W.. Held.
GuflfOrd vs.. Yates.
Cummings W. Hope.
Ptatf w. NarstOn.
Watts Won Elm.
DriEEs Paul.
Yesterdays results:
\. T. Jones. m. At anita defe ted W. J.
Thompson. 1ogouto and >.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
JONES.CORKRAN CONTEST
: is TOPLINER OF THE DAY
Marson, Present Ttleholder, Is Meeting Platt Eel.
low hiladelphian-Evans and Gardner,
Former Champions, Eliminated.
BY the Associated Press.

RDMORE Pa September 2+Wnh all but foreign
eliminated tleholder
still the 10 playing the second
the national today the
Cricket
1odayS between
Bobby Jones OF Atlanta respectively the qualify
ing
Cek Evans winner in 1910 and 1920 defeated yesterday by
knepp Chicago and Robert Gardner
YnneI in 1909 and 1915 lost w l. Hope member Of the
6rlh Walker H Chandler OF
and 1904 fell
Evening star., 1924-09-24
MANY PIGEONS FAIL
TO RETURN TO LOFTS

Only few of the 800 racing
pigeons owned by club members OF
the National Capital Concourse AS
sociation have returned to their lofts
after flying in the 150-miIe race from
Connell sville. Pa, to this city last
Sunday.
A severe rainstorm is thought to
have killed a large number OF them
and there is some possibility that
the remainder of the young bird
series of races will he discontinued
4 meeting of the National Capital
Concourse Association viii be held
tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

Seeing a ncn rh&nrion born or an
old one rcCrowned will not thrill the
thousands y u" trAter~ed the rolling
talrWayS yesterday. as did - rkerGi, .
hen he sluggcd = Spoon Sa5, 20 IT,.
eighteenth 20 square his match with
Vol Elm after bei1g 5 down Il the
end of the twenty first hole He lost
en- the thirty seventh. where a mis-
judged roll OF the green cost him
three puts, but he stamped himself
one of the greatest fighters in the
royal and ancient game. His place
IN golf is established.
The Washington entrant, Chris
Dunphy, also is out losing on the
last green in a grueling finish with
Arthur Yates, the Roche ester star and
old foet ball player. Dunphys finish
also was close.
Called "Gr~at~st shot
The greatest shot ever saw"
"One of the finest golfinG finishes
OF Ellsworth AUGUSTUS and chick
Evans. describing the shot of Roland
TO the eighteenth yoste-day. Bunph"
played fine golf to carry Y'tcs 20 the
last hole but tho finish ~ Roland
transcendod every other feat Of the
day.
Roland was down at noon to u II
by Won Elm, hitting his tee shots
badly when he hit them at all. And
he played the first four holes of the
afternoon round in the same dispirit-
ed fashion, winning one and losing
two, to be 8 down with Is to go. And
here Won Elm eased up. without
doubt a bad thing to do in a golf
match, for the snap and sting is sell
dom regained once lost.
Roland won the fourth when Won
Elm was ditched. and the fifth when
tho Los Angeles battler sliced to a
bunker. But the Columbia lad holed
a chip shot at the sixth, and from
then on cast caution to the four
winds and went for everything. He
got almost everything he went for.
winning the seventh, losing the
eighth and winning the ninth to
turn but down.
He annexed the tenth. where Won
Elm Was trapped. and halved the mex
three holes IN par figures. leaving
Roland 3 down with but ) to 20. At
the fourteenth Won Elm took three
puts and Roland laid a chip dead to
win. They halyed the fifteenth and
sixteenth in par golf. ana Roland
was dormie , down. with the strain
telling on the blonde lad from the
Pacific Coast
With A spoon he overshot the green.
and Roland, short off the tee, clipped
up dead to win, 3-4.
Thousands See Finish.
Thousands of people massed them
selves on the hill overlooking the
tee shot to the eighteenth, attra acted
by the work of the Washington lad
And they groaned in unison as Roland
half hit his tee shot TO the la st
hole, leaving him 900 yards to go,
while Won Elm hit one far down the
middle. From hanging lie in the
rough Roland hit one of the finest
spoon shots ever seen in amy tourna
ment. d shot that will go down in
history as one OF the greatest efforts
made by golfer. 1t "a "ried all the
way to the green. Won Elm took
three puts ard the I,iatca 4 -
squared. as yell went up from the
gallery.
The lad hit one straight down the
alley at the thirty seventh, with Won
Evening star., 1924-09-24
ARMY POLO TOURNEY
TO BEGIN TOMORROW

Polo fans expect to be well enter
tained when the opening games of tho
Fall tournament Of the War department
Polo Association are played tomor
row at Potomac Park.
Fort Humphreys will oppose the
Sd Cavalry four OF Fort Myer in the
first match. starting at 5 o'clock
while the 18th Field Artillery players
will strive to topple the War Depart
ment first combination in the second
contest, one hour later.
The handicapS of tho teams in the
initial clash are the same but in the
second engagement the war Depart
ment four will conccde tho 10th Field
Artillery seven goals.
How the players will be handi-
Capprd:
Evening star., 1924-09-24

Answered by
kNUTE X. ROCkNE,
Head coach mt Netre Dame. Famous
Hs coach of the "Fighting Irish"
k,nten only three times in last five
years.
This play is TO be used preferably
on the first kickoff il YOU are 50
fortunate as TO be the receiver.
would use it then, as on the open
ing kickoff the men on the kicking
side are on a keen edge and commit
themselves more readily than they
will later when they have steadied
down
Every one goes to form this
wedge. except l and 2 the guard
and end Of the receiving team. These
two men lay out and side sWipe"
the two outside men on the other
team at the proper moment. Hall
back ). who receives the kickoff.
runs over behind the wedge and
then reverscS the field so as 10
utilize the interference OF and ,
Number ! goes down for the safety
man.
Copyright. 1922 Associated EditorS)
Evening star., 1924-09-24
PICKS GOLFERS FOR MATCH.

annockburn meets Chevy Chase on
the latters course in an interrlub
golf match Friday afternoon. Ban
nockburn's team will be: Mckim-
nie, Noigt. Agnev. Bono, Krauss.
Turton. white, Hayes. Crandall. Neu-
mann, Rcaman, Doyle. Murphy. Al
word. Pearce and McHugh
Evening star., 1924-09-24

Elm Il few yards in front His pitcL
was Just u feet to the left of the
pin. Bill Fownes of the L. s g. A
pa ed OF the distance from ball TO
h"l". with thousands hanging on his
de-'!S;on. for every one was pulling
for Roland. Won Elm was away and
laid his bali dead. and as Roland
squared himself for the putt he had
a slope to negotiate. He over put
ted four feet, and his try for the
four hit the cup and bounced away.
while Won Elm tapped his ball into
the cup for the win.
Dunphy Falls Down.
Dunphy had grand chance to
win from Yates. but sliced tee shots
to the 18th, 18th and 18th proved
costly. Two down at noon to Yates.
Dunphy went to the 1lth hole 2 up
by virture of fine approaching He
lost tho 18th and 18th to square, but
won the 18th. Yates won the 18th
when Dunphy missed a 1O-foot putt
for half after Il sliced drive and
DunphI : sliced tee shot cost him the
lith =" he vent +" the home hoIn
! d""=u and they hH!rcd.
Afternoon cards OF Mack cnzic and
Evening star., 1924-09-24
CONTINUE NET EVENT.

Rack eters competing in the mixed
doubles Of the annual invitation
tournament at the umbarton Cluo
were to resume play TO-DAY Al "
O'Clock. Al Gore and Rol Doyle
triumrhed in the final doubles match
Yesterday by showing the way to
Holt and Van Ende in straight sets.
6-1, 6-l, 6-4.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

WEST POINT, y. Y, September %
The Army foot ball squad. confined
TO classrooms until late afternoons.
will practice by the light Of powerful
searchlights after the daylight-saV-
ing time schedule is abandoned. The
lights will be shifted to follow the
ball
Evening star., 1924-09-24

Donald Woodward, Albert R. Mac
kenzie, Walter S. Harbin, c. A.
Slater and Fred Mcleod joined W. T..
Baker and A. L. Christman in the
gallery following Roland All the
men are from Washington
Evening star., 1924-09-24
COACH KELLY SEARCHTNCi
FOR GOOD LINE MATERIAT
Outlook Is That He Will Have TO Depend More on
Speed Than Weight-Has Plenty of Capable
Men for Strong BackfeId.

~ENTRAI HIGHS drive grron fail ii Coach
Mike Kelly fails his search for able Blue and
O White squad has abundance backs
material for probably average not more
than
Evening star., 1924-09-24

Joe Connannon viii meet Charles
Bartelmes in a pocket billiard match
tonight at $40 o'clock at 1919 Penn
sylvania avenue. Concannon defeat
ed H. Stewart, 125 TO As, last night
Evening star., 1924-09-24
TIP TO FISHERMEN.

HAIsI'EES FERRY. w ID sep
tember 2i.-The Potomac ami SheU-
andoah Rivers were c car this morn
ing.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

NEW YORK, September 24.-
Frankie Genaro, American fyweight
champion. won the decision over
Bushy Graham of Utica in 12-
round bout last night. The champion
whose title was not at stake. weighed
113 pounds and Graham, III y.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
WASHINGTON.7 z; Chicago. q.
New York. x; Cleveland, =.
Detroit. ,; Boston. =.
Philadelphia. II; 81. Louis. o.
GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash. at Chicago. No games.
New York at Cleve. scheduled.
'hila. at st. Louis
Evening star., 1924-09-24

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, 5; Pittsburgh. I.
Chicago. >; Brooklyn, 90 in'Es).
Cincinnati. 4; Boston. I.
st. Louis, g; PhiIadelphia. =.
GAMES TODAY. CANES TOMORROW.
St. Louis At Phla. st. Louis at Phil
Cincinnati at Boston. Cincinnati at Boston.
Pitts. at New York.
Chicago at Bklyn.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

Copyright. 1929. Associated EditorsD
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11

c1eANY.
Az east-youngstowni Magyar At
leta Kfub tagjai egy nagyszerii
el6adasra kesziilnek.

.Jan,lar lien, vasarnap este mu-
tatiak be a miikcdvelok a Roman
Hallban magyar darabok legked-
vesebbjet, az enekesltancos "Ci-
gany' cimii nepszinmiivet.
A szerepl6k mindegyike Macy
hnzgalommal kesziil - ugy, hogy
magyarsagunk szamara egy min
den 1ellintetben felejthetetlen
kcdves estre van kilatas. A darab
bcmutatasa mtan tancmulatsag k6
vetkezik maid, melyen Rigo JOS
ka zenekara fogja huzni talp-
alaval6t.
Az el6adassal egybekotott tame
mulatsagra mar most fclhivjuk OIL
yasoink figyclm6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
Olat Gy0rgy
Is gyernlekei.
UTAZAS Az 0HAZABA.

Harom esztendei itttart6zkodas
utan Szabo Istvan, nilesi testve-
rink elhatarozta, hogy hazalato.
gat az ohazaba, ahol mar nagyon
varjak felesege 3 gyermeke.
Szab6 testverink december II
EN- indul6 Majestic" haj6val vag
neki az utnak egy het leforgasa
alatt mar Kiralyhelmecen, Zem-
plen M, Csehszlovakiaban les2
szerettei k0z0tt.
Az utazast.s az ahhoz sziikseges
iratokat Loschitzer es Engel elS-
Ey0sen ismert penzkuldo ceg ke-
szitette el Szab6nak $ ICY utazasa
alkalmaval mem lesz semmi ne
nezsege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
KARACSONYI BAL.

Macy mulatsag elokesziiletei
folynak szomszed varosban,
East Youngstownban. Karacsony.
masodik napjan, penteken este a
Munkas Bs. Egylet east-youngs-
town. fi6kja tartja meg nagy ka-
racsonyi baljat a mindenki altal
ismert Crow Hallban.
A balra nagyban kesziil ugy a
helyi, valamint a k0rnyeki ma
gyarsag ~ Rig6 J6ska fog muzsi-
kalni teljes zenekaraval $ ICY biz
tosra vehet6, hogy a pompas mu-
latsag alkalmaval zsufolasig meg
telik magyarsaggal a Grow Hall.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET
TISzTUJIT0 GYttLESR.
Kaluczky Janos lett ismet az eln0k
Jegyz6nek Darazs Frigyest valasz-
tottak meg.
December 28-an ejtik meg az ez evi
szamadasokat.

Multi vasarnap tartotta meg a
SIT. 1stvan Egylet december havi
s egyben tisztviselo valaszto gyii,
les6t a Kossuth K6r nagyterme-
ben.
A fontos gyGles a tagok meglc-
het3s reszvetlcnsege menett folyt
le alig 0tvenen voltak jelen.
A lelep6 tisztikar helyebc tagsag
egyhangn bizalma k0vctkez6kct
iiltette: Elnoll - Kaluczky' Janos,
aleln0k - Kiss Andrasne, iegyz0
- Darazs Frigycs, titkar - Macy
JOSEF, penztarnok Grcgosits
J6zscf, trusteek: Kaluczky Janos,
Jurista Tstvan es Benish Andras,
szamvizsgalo bizottsag Habodasz
Gusztav, nurner JOSEF, Balask6
Gy0rgy es Mixich Gaspar, orvos -
Or. Fiizy Pal.
Az Egylet hivatalos lapjakent
ismet lapunR, az "Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap'' lett megnevezve.
A gyiles elhatarozta, hogy az
ez esztendor6l sz6lo szamadaso-
kat december 28-an ejtik meg a
tisztvisel6k - aminek megtorten-
te utan, arrol maid lapunkban
mi is beszamolunk. A SIT. Tstvan
Egylet karacsony ket napjan rem
dezend6 mulatsagar6l, lapunk mas
helyen k0zliink tud6sitast - a
gyiiles a tagok sorab6l kijel0lte
azokat, alxik ket esten rende.
zes k0riil munkalkodni fognak.
A targysorozat tobbi pontjai.
max letargyalasa utan a gyiiIes a
legnagyobb rendben vtgct ert.
Szeretettel k0sz0ntjiik a Scent
Istvan Egylet ujonnan megvalasz
tott tisztviseloit kerjuk 0llet
hogy buzg6 rnunkalkodasukkal
megert6 szeretettel vigyek tovabt
is az egyletet haladas utjan s
kovessenek ell mindent, hogy az
egylet gyarapodjek, nagyobbod
jek tovabbra is minden tekintet
ben bet0ltse nemes, aldasos, sebe
ket begy6gyit6 konnyeket let0r
l6 szamaritanusi hivatasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
ERTEsITEs.


Az east-youngstowni Magyar
4.tleta Klub tagjai keretnek, hogy
most vasarnap, december 14-en
fel kettSkor. jelenjenek meg 95
Adam St.-i gyiiles teremben. Az
nj esztend6 k0zeleg S ICY meg kell
tartani Observation-Disclosures.
Ennek gyiilesnek kell hatarozni
a helyiseg kerdesr6l is, leven a je-
lenlegi csak ideiglenes.
Tekintettel vasarnapi gyiiles
targysorozatanak vegtelen nagy
fontossagara, tagok keretnek is-
metelten, hogy teljes szamban je-
lenjenek meg.
Keszler Wendell, eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
K0sz0NET NYILvANITAs.

Miutan edes j6 felesegemet, va
lamint edes j6 anyankat atudtuk
az 0r0k pihenesnek, mem mulaszt-
hatjuk Ell, hogy k0szonetet ne
mondjunk mindazon testverek-
nek, akik melyseges gyaszunkban
igaz Swivel osztoztak, valamint
kegyeletiik jeleiil viragot kuldtek
szeretett halottunk 'kopors6jara,
vagy kocsijnkkal voltak szivesck
megjelenni es vegiil mindazoknak,
akik a szomoru vegtisztessegen
resztvettek.
Vegiil Hank6 M. Gyula es DR..
Hudnut William tiszteletes urak-
max is k0sz0netet mondunk, akik
edes jo anyank felett halotti be-
szedet tartottak, valamint a $50
kasos gyaszszertartast vegeztek.
Most pedig megegyszer, kiilon-
kiilon es egyiittveve, fogadjak a
felsoroltak halas k0sz0netiink
nyilvanitasat.
Olah Gy0rgy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11

egyike a Vcrhovay Egylet ot igaz-
eatojanak.
A gyiilesen megjclentek mind
lclkes tagjai Verhovay Segely
Egyletnek 6s a vendegek, akik ott
voltaS meggy6zodtek r6la, hogy
ma Verhovay Egylet legbizto-
sabb magyar egylet Amcrikaban.
A gyiiles alkalmaval olyan tagok,
akik azert, inert nem ertcttek a
helyzetet, Xxi akartak maradni az
egyletbol, meggondoltak magn-
kat 6s ncmcsak megmaradtak Ia
goknak, hanem igyekezni fognak,
hogv mar kimaradottak is visz-
szajojenek az egyletbc, most ami
kor meg mem kes6. Az east-young-
aowni fiok tagsaga ebben az ev-
ben er6sen megcsappant, dacara
annak, hogy fioknal sz6p va
gyona van, de a tagok megfogad-
tax, hogy ismtt visszaallit1ak a
rcgi tagletszamot.
Foszerkeszf6n.s a korny6ki Yer
hovay fiokok meghivasara es ha
ideje engedi, szivcsen kinney az
egylet iigyeirol eloadast tartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
1o2.1K c1KK.
"Colic'' gyermekbetegseg.

Igen sok anya ugy tekinti "colic -
gyermekbetegseget, mint egy clkerilhe-
tctlen rosszat. Semmiesetre Sc normalis
allapot Is gyakran lehet el6futaria ko-
molyabb bajnak.
A k0likanak sok mindenfelc Okla Ie-
het. AZ is lehet az Okla, hogy n oyer
mex teste hirtelen atfazott. Rendctlen
taplalas, akar id6bcn, akar mcnnyiseg-
ben, szinten Okla lehct.
A helyes taplalkozas nagyon fontos
abban az csetben, ha bebi k6likaban
szenved. A helytelcn taplalas legtobb
nyire gyomorrontast Won maya utan, a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
melyb6l aztan k6lilla lehet.

Ha a gyermek kolikaban ,szenved, el-
s6sorban nezze meg, hagy az altesti k0-
,tese, vagy q ruha, mem tulsagosan szo-
ros-e2 Tartsa q kezeket IS a labakat
melegen. Gvakran egy meleg ital, yi2
vagy egy Zorro vizesiivegneg az also
testre val6 tetele gy6gyulast nyuit. Ha
ez nem segit, tanacskozzel az orvos-
sal. Sose hasznalion oryossagot; hacsak
nem tanacsolia az orvos.
gcket, ami altal megakadalyoz2a, hogy
az azokra rak6dott bacilnsok a gyomor-
ba intva, megfcrt6zztk gyermek szer
vezet6t. A tel egvalasztasanal ~ az
iranyelv vezesse, hogy n tejnek tokele-
tcs tisztasagunak kell lcnni, mcnten
minden artalmas baeilust6l. Eagle Con
densed Milk 6ppoly taplal6 crejii, mint
amilyen megbizhat6 q tisztasagat il
letSleg. Az Eagle Milk alkalmazasa
rosszul taplalt gyermekelnel meglept
eredmennyef jart. Silany taplalekho2
szokott iskolasgyermekeken a juvulas
tiinetei azonnal jelcntkezteR, amin'
tteleikhez Eagle Milket kaptak. Ne
| hanyan koztl0k normalis hizas hata
rait is tllll6ptek. Val6saggal ketszel
annyit hiztak, mint amennyire szami
tottak a fejl6d6 gycrmeknel. Ha k6te
lyci vannak azirant, hogy gyermcll,
sulyban mem nyom annyit, mint amenv
nyit kellenc, adjon gyermek6nek Eagl,
Milket taplalek gyanant. Friss levegd
rendszeres alvas, szokasos 6lctm6d be
tartasa is fontos tenyez6. Gyermekef
mex legaiabb cgyszer naponkint kell al
nj az Eagle Milkbcl rendcs taplalekul
kiclegit6sekeppcn. Harom ncgyedr&s<
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
"TILOS" A MAGYAR
$40 OLAHORSZAGBAN
A magyar $40 kiejtessert megbir-
sagoljak a magyar diAkokat.

A kolozsvari Ellenzek irja,
hogy az aradi gimnaziumban essk
akkor kapnak tanul6k tandij-
mentesseget, ha megtagadjhk a
magyar nyelvct. Fla tobb magyar
nyclvii diak van az osztalyban, ak
kor a vilagert sem szabad kctt1-
nek egy padba keriilni, nehogy
tarsalogjanak egymassal ha We
letlcniil elhangzik egy magyar
$40, jon biintctes. De meg ennal
is cifrabb allapot van a roman
nyelvG allami lehnyiskolaban,
hol penzbirsag terhe mellett tilos
a magyar $40 kiejtese. Egy lei
penzbirsagot fizet az a kis magyar
leanyka, eddig meg XII nem deri-
tett alapra, akar veletleniil is ki,
ejt egy magyar szot. Fla t0bbszor
k0vet el biincselekmenyt, tobb-
szor fizeti lett. IIa azonban vi
gyaz, hogy magyar $40 el ne hagy
ia az ajkat, akkor kaphat tandij-
mentesseget, konyveket, igazgatdi
dicseretet es mas kedvezmenyt,
meg ITALIAN az osztalyzat kerdese-
mel is szemet hunynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
Blk OL,DAI.

ben toltson meg egy eseszet hideg viz
eel es adion hozza ket kaveskanalnyi
Eagle Milket. Id6sebb gyermekek gin
ger ale-lel, gyiimolcslevel, vagy tojas-
sal keverve fogyasztjak. Azonkivil az
Eagle Milket hasznalhatja mint rendes
elelmiszert
Bebijenek testb5re nagyon erztkeny
IS exert hasznaljon Colgates Baby Tale
Powdert, inert Colgates Baby Tale spe~
eiaiisan bebik reszere kesziil, hires nagv
k6rhazak orvosai altal el6irt formula
s2erint. Hasznalja liberalism, amikor
pelenkazza, vagy fGrdes utan.
Olvassa Ell ezen cikkiinket es vagja XII
meg6rzes celjab6l id6vel sziiks6ge le-
het ra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
A vERHovAY Silk FI0K
TAGJAI ERTIK A HELYZETET

a 32l-ik East Youngstown Yer
hovay fi6k multi vasarnapi gyii-
lesen megjelent tagok nagy erdek-
l1dessel hallgattak Nemenyi Mix
los Ern6 f1szerkeszt6nk felvilago-
sit6 szavait az egyletr6l es az egy-
let viszonyair6l. F3szerkeszt6nk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
ttDVOZLET Az 0HAZAB0L.

Lapunkban mcgemlekeztiink ar
r6l, hogy Locsey Fercnc magyar
testverunk hozzatartozoi megla-
togatasara az 6hazaba utazott. Lo-
csey oktober 22-en indult New
Yorkb6l "Parizs nevii haj6val
S november San mar Kolozsvarra
erkezett. Hazautazasat Loschitzcr
es Engel ceg intezte ok kaptak
t6le napokban levelet. A level al
talanos erdekii leven - k0zoljiik
Kolozsvar, 1924. nov. 6.
Igen Tisztelt
Loschitzer es>Engel Urak!
Van szerencsem ertesiteni
Onoket, hogy en- e h6 BAN este
7 6rakor szercncsesen hazaer-
keztem, kedves csaladomat j6
egeszsegben talaltam.
K0sz0net es hala Loschitzer
Is Engel uraknak az envelem
szemben tanusitott j6akaratuk-
ert Is azon tanacsukert, hogy' a
"Parizs'' nevii hajot ajanlot-
tax nekem hazautazasra. A hajo
minden varakozasomat feliil-
multa, kitiin6cn utaztam. Yoz
ungstown k0rnyeki magyar
testvereimnek e2uton kiildom
iidv0zletemet - kerem tartsa-
max meg emlekezetiikben. Oszin
te bizalmukban s partfogasuk
ban tovabbra is bizva, marad-
tam
,Kival6 tisztelettel.
Loosely Ferenc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28

said. 81 came homo for dinner al
noon and the was not there and no
dinner WAS ready. I thought maybe
ahs was down town. Then again IN
the evening when came she wasn't
tsrc either.
go I went over to the Nelson's,
our uolghbor.. and shs'"whs there.
She came out and said: Yes. she'd
loft me. gho was away eight Or nine
days. ! tried 20 get her 10 come
back. ! offered 20 givs her all Of
our property II she would. I was
the moving splrii Of Ihe reconcilia.
ton.
80 she came back and We got
along nicely.
ION May 10. I worked m usual.
In the evening after supper got
out the car and we started tSt for a
ride about Gao. was teaching
Pearl how 70 drive tho car. We
drove along 10 a point between Green
dale and Roy and then turned back.
.comlng back we turned off the
main road and Pearl said she wanted
to visit her folks. She wanted to
get so@e clothes and said she'd be
two or three days there.
Il protested because, l said II
world look like we'd split up again.
but fshe insisted on going. SO we
drove TO a point north Of Loycland.
toward her FAks home SM sGpped
tbs CIR at a crossroad and killed the
engine. Then Sc got out and said
she'd walk 20 hsr folks' place,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
SAYS STARWICH.
is MISTAKEN
Rev. Hannum Sure Prkut
Sold Him Liquor

Sheriff Matt snraieh s. either
shielding = man from punishment Or
lH mliY mistaken iH claiming that
John rrIut vas boz Jail ~ the time
De BE- alleged 10 have cold liquor 20
Investigators Rev J IS Hnuuum
charged Tuesday
Monday starWien criticised the
prosscgtiRF sitaruey'a office i1r
forcing prosecution against John
prkut when rhC iau records slgv
that Prisut wHa confined there IN
der federal conviction ITkut was
convicted on o iolnilsi charge on the
testimony of Rev HanBum and Rev
u T. chattsrt%.
n am positive that neither o. the
other two men convicted. Art Davis
aad Louis Massint0, cold us The liq
uor" Hnnnum said Tuesday
while q a. concciyhble that a
fourth man may have been involved
iu the operation Of the booze Joint
n 70. hs msst closely resemble Prhui
n such Z tho case. the sheriff
should producs The man and prove
his calm
However ! believe tho sheriff IL
being badly fooled. az three o. ~
who visited ihr service station and
bought duaI identified John as
She bartender"
HBuuum said that Art Davis AID
not arrive at the place until the In.
yestiEatoga' party was leaving aud
that Louis Massinto was attending
20 the Oh and gas business and had
introduced tho party az -aA night
20 John Pr6ut.