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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15

high and the assessments too
low. By RAISING the assess
ment and lowering the tax rate
in the same ratio, a bonding lee
way could be established with
out adding one cent more TO the
cost of the Individual for taxes
to meet such an emergency.
There is no question about
the fact that Americus munich
pal affairs have been unwiseIy
handled at some period in the
past. Funds have been taken
out Of the general fund to do
permanent improving when
those sums should have been
covered by bonds. This unwise
method is what created to d
large degree the present float
ing debt. Had bonds been i3-
sued to do this work the sto.y
would be entirely different and
the cost to the city less, for
bonds may be carried at lower
interest rates than a floating
debt. The council is now doing
what councils in the past should
have done. 1t is seeking to do
permanent improving with
bond funds, and not out Of the
general fund.
However, the real question,
as we see it, is this, and it is the
question every voter must an
swer in his own mind:
DOES AN EMERGENCY
EXIST, AND IF SO HOW IS
1T TO BE MET?
An emergency DOES face
us. The streets are going to
pieces very rapidly. Today there
is an approximate salvage value
in the wood blocks of 20 per
cent, according to the figures of
the city engineer. Every month
delay DECREASES this salvage
value and INCREASES the
cost of re-paving. An emer-
gency exists in the fact that the
upkeep cost of these wood
blocks is eating a hole in the
city general fund-a useless
wastage that will increase each
year.
Granting then the emergency
is real one, there are but two
ways to meet it. Either the
streets must be paved with
funds from a bond issue or out
Of the general fund. IF the cost
is taken from the general fund,
the council must appropriate the
money out of funds that other
wise would 90 toward paying off
the floating debt.
The streets are a disgrace.
They are extremely unsanitary,
they are causing a waste of
money. They are bad adver-
tisement for the city. What will
we do with them? Allow them
to completely disintegrate and
ultimately destroy the concrete
base, or shall we save money by
doing the job now2
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
GAMBLING

SpecuIator sare betting on better
times ahead. In September nearly
10 million shares of stocks changed
hands on the N. Y. Stock Exchange,
Sales in September of last year were
under / 5 millions.
Individual plungers make mis-
takes. But the market as a total
eldom errs in guessing the future
1t anticipates general business con-
ditions three to six months in adj
vance, stock prices rising ahead of
booms and crashing downward III
advance of depression.
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Az, bsUbcrt Aulae


When the farmer gets a higher
price for bushel, he generally has
a smaller crop-fewer bushels to
sell. That's why skyrocketing Of
grain prices may not increase the
farmers buying power as mucn as
some experts" predict.
If the farmers net income really
has increased a lot, he seems to be
saving the gain instead of spending
it. From the first of the year 10
Oct. /, farmers bought from the two
leading mail order houses only SIG
worth of goods for every SIS a
year ago.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
uPKEEP

1t costs a little over 10 cents a
mile to own and operate a passen-
ger auto. SO reports the engineer
ing experiment station of Iowa
State College. Out OF this, more
than Z cents go for gasoline, Gil,
tires, repairs and depreciation. Res,
is absorbed by garage, license, take.
interest on investment, etc.
How does your bus compare witf
the average?
The day is approaching wher
taXis by the millions will compete in
a life-and-death struggle with pri-
vate individual ownership. Many
consider it cheaper already to hire
taxis than own their car. A person
ally owned auto is eating up Interest
and depreciating when idle.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
s NNaEzT l 6tsFEE
eEEXV2 R R5#4

Travelled till you dollars WORTH is
gone, you will say the trip was love-
ly, there's no doubt. Then you'll
find, upon awakening, on the morn
ing after dawn, you've forgotten
all the things he talked about.
In the meantime, Just consider
what you know about your home.
Don't with total hometown iguor-
ance be cursed And the next time
you're inclined to take a rubber
necking roam, why not learn about
the town you live in first?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
OPPORTUNITY

What is opportunity one day is
not so another, Recently, if buying
high-grade industrial stocks, you
had to pay on the average sos for
what would have cost only $50 in
1910.-
On the other hand, for $91 you
could buy leading railroad stocks
that sold for $115 in 1910.
The betting is on industrial rather
than railroads, for profits.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
ADAPTED

Despite the terrific cold on Mars
at least two forms of earth life
could exist there. One is ever
green" vegetation. The other j.
the salmon trout, which always lives
in water at a temperature of 40 dc
grees.
Furthermore, nature adapts all
life to fit its environment. Or life
adapts itself, if you prefer. VaEity
suggests otherwise, but there may
be special forms of life Of Mars II Al
couldn't exist under similar condi
tons on earth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
REAL ESTATE

New York City's real estate will
be assessed at a valuation of over
$4,000 million dollars next year fer
taxation. Uneasy in their graves
must rest the Indians who sold Man
haitian Island for a jug Of firewatcr.
The value of our largest city's
real estate is more than half the
amount o' the national debt. In a
year it has increased by 1881 million
dollars The working public has to
ray tribute to this gigantic SUM
rent. The levy made by high land
values is one Of the foremost reasons
for high cost of living.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY

TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
(From The Times Recorder. Oct.
10, 1910
Representatives of the several An
circus banks, Messrs L. G. Council
Crawford Wheatley, Frank Shelf
fend, and N. M. Dudley, who at
tended the meeting of Georgia
bankers in Atlanta to consider St.
Louis cotton loan plan, returned
here this morning and those seen
endorsed the plan as the best one
yet presented looking to the relief
of the Southern farmers.
Washington special to the Times
Recorder this morning announces
that the president has appointed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
MASTERS

Paris newspapers are campaign
ing because in France the dogs eat
ninth as much bread as the people.
Shrewd editors over there believe
it is ridiculous for warimpovcr-
ished country not kill off its dogs.
To an economist, this is sound logic.
A dog lover, however, would claim
that a food shortage is worthwhile
in exchange for canine effection.
Dogs, like all pets, are tolerated
mainly because they crafty hui
man vanity. All of us banker to
have a slave, an animal being sec
ond-best bet.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
THESTANDARD
READ THIS

One case Boys Ribbed F1eeced
Lined Union Suits, every size from
2 to IA years. They are worth
a dollar per suit everywhere here
and here only, per suit .6sc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
READ THIS

Two thousand yards Dover
Bleaching, full yard wide, soft fin
ished, fine smooth weave; good
value at zoe; here and here only
yard -..-..-...-....--. --.-.....--..-..13 Ire
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
EITHER

All indicatios point to existence
of animal and vegetable life on
Mars, says Prof Philip Fox of North
west University.
Tropical temperature on Mars at
noon is only 10 above freezing,
claims another celebrated astrono-
mer, speaking for Carnegie Institu-
ton of Washington He figures oar
thermometer never would register
higher than AZ anywhere on Mars
The south pola temp up there is IS
below zero. You can imagine life
existing under such conditions.
Here are two competent aut0orl.
ties seemingly irreconcilably far
apart. 1t makes you wonder wheth-
er there is anything more uncertain
than "exact science"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
A THOUGHT

I If in this life only we have hope
in Christ, we are of all men most
n,iserable.-- Cor. 1919
80 $50
Happy are we if on the body of
the resurrection we can bear the
face with which victorious Christi
r ans leave the earth. -Samuel Duff
field.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
PALMA MATERIAL

Sateen of very good quality is
used for pajama suits, frightened
up by ribbon bindings or wool em-
broidery.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
READ THIS

One bale Velvet Rugs. size 30
by 60 inches, in great variety of
pretty Oriental and other designs,
heavy quality; regularly 1895;
here and here only, eacn .$2,4S
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15

ON NISs made on Improved
AAS%AA NAfarm lands at cheap
est rates for terms of 5, z or 10
years with prepayment option given
Money secured promptly. We have
now outstanding over $1,100,000 on
farms in Sumter county alone, with
plenty more to leEd.
MIDDLETON MCDONALD
Correspondent Atlanta Trust Co,
in Sumter, Lee, Terrell, schley,
Macon, Stewart, Randolph and
Webster counties. 81 Planters Bank
Building, hmericus, Ga. Phone 50
% 21ls
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15

peoples pockets.
Nearly all retailers agree that
high rent is a leading problem in
merchandising. The public tolls and
produces wealth. Generations die.
Their efforts gradually become
frozen into higher land values.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
READ THIS

1000 yards solid color Cham
bray, 26 inches wide, all colors;
factory ends and short lengths;
here ard here only, at yards 3-4
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
READ THIS

Misses Fercale and Bingham
Dresses of fast colored materials;
we'll made and trimmed worth a
dollar; sizes up to Ia years; here
and here only at ..-.--,-............49c
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CoRNERED

You go to the average store to
buy. The rent is big item and
customers in the long run pay it.
As the trade gets bigger more people
swarm ON this particular piece Of
'Flond the rent tendency is up. I'
Winch ncreases The TON on he
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15

Many a man reads auto advert
sements when he should be read
ing shoe advertisements.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
READ THIS

Women's Nainsook Night Gowns,
Envelope Chemise, Princess Slips,
all of good materials; here and here
only -.--.,..--.........- ...--.............,49c
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READ THIS

Bleached Turkish Towels, size %
by "A inches (not soc towel in
Americas any larger) first quail
ty; here and here only ....-.-.-.--..25e
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READ THIS

Fine Imported Nainsook, 40 in.
wide, highly mercerized; regularly
soc; here and here only, at yd. 39e
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15

A wife is a great comfort duriaG
all those troubles which bacheIcl
never has.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
READ THIS

Ladies' Quilted Satin House Slip
pers, in black and every good col
or, all sizes; regularly $3.50; here
and here only, pair ----------.--$1.15
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY
Monday, no paper published.
o., (l(m57mS
~ Sans

Une sign OF Winter IS When the
the frost on the pumpkin and tho
shock is in the corn price.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
SPEED

A mile in % seconds-MaIcom
Campbell makes it in England with
lis auto, 12-cylinder Sunbeam.
Ten years ago such speed would
have astounded the world. No one
pays much attention to it now, for
airplanes are far faster. The i'm
portance of anything is entirely by
contrast, or relatively. The goal Of
brain training should be to develop
sense OF, values for determining the
Importance of things and situations
in relation to others.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15


A wife is a great comfort duriag
all those troubles which bachelor
never has.
One thing wrong with our homes
is toe many couples think pair
beats full house.
Efficiency means doing two
things at once because you are too
lazy to do them one at time.
One nice thing about having enc
mics is you can blame things on
them instead of on yourself.
Just when women were doing
nicely in politics someone springs
the report that it makes them fat.
Business hint: Many coal dealers
arc interested in cash registers and
adding machines.
The bathing beauties have left
the magazine covers. They are
busy posing for 1925 calendars.
Skirts are getting short again Cb-
cause some women had no show
with them long.
Time these politicians get through
talking about it our constitution
certainly will be run down.
These melancholy days certainly
are fine.
Careful estimates show the ener-
gy used in many presidential
speeches would pump up nine bal
looms.
Only a nice, cool, quiet smoke
will quiet that restless feeling which
men who don't smoke don't have.
If business men talked the way
they spell there would be a very
serious shortage Of Interpreters.
The secret Of success Is always
kept a secret .A---.-.A.A ~ -.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15
GIFE

Or A
Here is one of the rarest combi-
nattions-philanthropy and old-fa-
shioned horse sense.
DIR. Becker, wealthy New YORK
optician, will furnish eyeglasses
free of chage to every school CHILD
in his city who needs but cannot
afford them. He figures it will cost
him $4,000 1t will do more real
good than 20 million spent for eco
nomic investigation and similar bro
midic charity work"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15

One thing wrong with our home
is toe many couples think q pal
beats a full house.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15

Efficiency means doing two
things at once because you are toe
lazy to do them one at a time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15

If business men talked the way
they spell there would be a very
serious shortage Of Interpreters.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-15

The secret Of success Is Away.
kept a secret,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
EGY Is EYES ISKOLAS-
Flu 0NGYILKOSSAGA.

Theodore Moore Is ewes iskolas
gyermek, a South High School
tanul6ja, kedden este banatos han
gulatban erkezett haza sziilei 449
Glenwood Ave. alatti lakasara.
Edesanyja kerdesere kijelentette,
hogy ossZeveszett egyik barat ia
val s exert meg kell 0lnie magat.
Anyja igyekezett megvigasztalni
a gyermeket, mem gondolva ARA,
hogy ez a kis flu milyen borzal-
mas tervvel foglalkozik. Sheridan
reggel a kis Theodore koran kelt,
gyorsan felolt0zkod0tt, sietett az
iskolaba, elk0sz0nve edesanyjat6l.
Mrs. Thompson szerda delel0tt
IL ora k0riil, vizet akart vinni fla
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
MEGINT BECSAPTAK
EGY BEVANDOROLTAT
Novosel Mihaly $1,500.-ja banja
hiszekenyseget - Mem lehet hir-
teleniil meggazdagodni.

Alig van het, hogy ne szamolna-
max be arr6l, hogy csapiak be
iigyes svindlerek az embereket. A
heten megint akadt egy eset, a
melynek Novosel Mihaly az aldo
zata. Novoselhez elliott ket ember,
akik el6adtak neki, hogy cgy en-
Der, aki azel6tt Youngstownban
lakOtt 0r0k0s0k nelkiil halt meg
es egesz vagyonat a Youngstown
szegenyeknek hagyta. A ket ember
szerint vegrendclet 6ket bizta
meg avval, hogy talaljanak Yo-
ungstownban egy becsiiletes en-
bert, aki nagy vagyont szege-
nyek k0zt szetossza. Novosel, ter
meszetesen niagara gondolt es BIZ
zonyara elmejeben mar szamolgat-
ia, hogy nagy vagyonb6l meny-
nyit fog sajat maganak megtarta-
nj es ICY ajanlkozott ARA, hogy
3 maid szetosztja a vagyont a sze-
genyek koz0tt. Az idegenek belle
egyeztek oily feltetellel, hogy No
vosel beigazolja, hogy van penze
es ICY megbizhato. Novosel elment
a bankba, kivette megtakaritott
ezerotszaz dollarjat Is AIT atadta
az idegeneknek, akik hozzatettek
a rajul bizott vagyont es az ege-
szet kend8be csavarva atadtak Nc
voselnek meg6rzes vegett, avval al
utasitassal, hogy masnap reggelie
ne nyuljon penzhez. Szegeny Mi
haly aligha aludt nagy izgalom
tol es alig varta reggelt. Hal
nalhasadaskor kibontotta a ken
dot es abban szep bank6 nagysag
ra vagott ujsagpapir szeleteket ia
lalt Macy vagyon helyett.
Hat soha sem tanulnak a lee
ken az emberek?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
Lovas Lajosne halala

Nelly reszvettel vettiik annak
hirtt, hogy Lovas Lajosn6 kedden
hajhali 5 0rakor, Al ewes koraban
elhunyt a Scent Erzsebet k6rhaz-
ban. A szegeny asszony halalat
hosszabb betegseg el6ztc meg,
megoperaltak, azonban sebeszeti
miittt utan komplik aci6k allottak
be s Lovasne 0r0k alomra hunyta
lie szemeit.
Az itteni magyarsag k0reben is
szamosan ismertek EFT dcrck ma
gyar asszonyt, aki IA evvel eze-
lott keriilt ki Magyarorszagr6l
Amerikaba.
Ferjevel a legboldogobb csala-
di eletct elite, North Jacksonban
lev6 farmjukon. Banatos ftrjfn
xviii, konnyes szemekkel alljak
k0riil kopors6it gyermekei, vala-
mint az Els6 Magyar Betegscgtly-
20 s Bridgeport Sz0vetseg tag
jai, akik lelkes tagtarsukat gya-
szoljak az elhunytban. OF fia ts
egy leany, Zoltan, Otto, Kalman.
Karoly, Attilla es Etelka vesztet-
TEX el benne a legjobb edesanyat.
Broscsak Janosne, Sharpsburg,
Pa. tcstveret gyaszolja az clhunyt
ban, mig megboldogult asszony
sziilei Louisville, O.-ban siratiak
leanyuk elvcszteset.
Lovas Lajosne temcttse pente-
ken lesz megtartva.
Az fg kegyelme adjon bekes
nyugodalmat az elhunytnak - az
ittmaradottaknak pedig er6t a
rettenetes csapas elviselesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

A mindennapi rohano amerikai
eletben most mindennapos dolog
a kozelgo valasztasok eshetosegei-
mex a megvitatasa. A faraszto
egyformasagban uj szineket ve-
gyit belle a mindjobban k0zelg0
november negyedike, pro es kon.
ira hangzanak az ervek, kapacita-
lasok, az ember szinte beleszedIl
a valasztasokat megel6zo politikai
aradatba. A lapok tele vannak hi
rekkel, az osszes politikai partok
er0sen lkesziilve varjak d0nt0
napot. Nemsokara eldol, hogy mi
lyen rezsim keriil uralomra Xxi
mex a kezebe lesz leteve ennek a
hatalmas nagy orszagnak negy
esztendos jovoje.
Akarmerrc tekintiink, ait lat
.juk, er6sen kesziil6dik, szervez-
kedik mindenki, emberek, partok
nemzetisegek, csatasorban SERVE
zetten ontudatosan mennek be-
le a valasztasi kiizdelembe, tuda-
taban vannak annak, hogy a mos
tani valasztasok eredmenyetol ma
gyon sok dolog fiigg. Tudjak ma
gyon j6l, hogyha november Alike
mex az eredmenyet3l nagyon sok
fiigg epp azert tesznek meg min
dent, hogy biztos legyen a gy6
Zelem.
Ha vegigtekintiink mas nem-
zetisegeken, latjuk AIT, hogy ma
gyaron kiviil, minden mas nemzc-
tiseg, szeryezetten, 6ntudatosan 8
| egysegesen megy belle a kiizdelem
be, csak mi magyarok iiliink csend
ben, mem akarunk szervezkedni s
mem akarjuk megmutatni, hogy
mi is tekintelyes szamban va
gyunk. Mem akarunk reszt kerni
nj hazank alkotmanyos jogaibol,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

kedvenc galambjainak garage
kozeleben lev6 vizvezeteki csap-
hoz ment. Vizeresztes k0zben re-
miilve vette eszre, hogy a k0zel-
ben lev6 garage alton keresztiil
egy vdkony csikban sziyarog XII
YER az udvarra. Kinyitva a CARA
get, az egyik sarokban megremiil-
We latta verben fekv6 fiat. Ella
jult azonnal.
Sikoltasara el6rohantak szom-
szedok s az anya mellett fekiidt
kis flu. halalos sebevel jobb ha-
lantekaban, mellette -egy % kali
berii revolver.
A rend6rseg a jelentes vetele
utan, azonnal megjelent a helyszi-
men meginditotta a nyomozast,
hogy felderitse az ongyilkossag
okat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
Az AMERIKAI MAGYAROK SCENT EVI ZARAN
DOKUTJA, R0MABA Es MAGYARoRSZAGBA

A Vag mnden rdszeben mar k6szinek az 1925-ik
jubilem Scent Ev negiinnepesere Az egyhaz 6vben
ktara kegyemeinek tarhazat 6s kii0n0s kegyemekben
reszesti R6maba zarandoklokat Minden nezet katho
kusa nagy zarandoklatokban keresk e Or0k varost
hogy Krsztus hetaroja e0tt hodolatukat bemutassak
es scent helyeket meglatogassak.
Az amerika magyar katholikusok teknt6lyes szama
egymaga indokolta teszi hogy klQn nagy zarandokat
ban keressek fel Romat scent evben Amt egyesek xii
lonk0n nem dnak megtenni, AIT konnyebb szerrel es
sokka kevesebb kotseggel ehetik meg tarsasagban
randoklatba t0morlve Icy akamas vezet6ket is nyer
nek akik Orok varos scent helyeit Meps6ge
tessege megmutatjak zarandokoknak es biztostva
is hogy egyhaz feje, Papa el6 arulhatnak mind
azok akik scent ev kegyelmenek enyerese ceab6 R6
maba zandokolnak.
Mnden katholikus ember sziveben 81 a vagy, hogv
scent evben od hol es0 vertanuk
es aposolok szenvedtek kinhalat hitikert Ennek
vagynak beteesleset akaruk lehe6v6 tenni egy nagy
za1andokut szervezeseve De sokan vannak amerkai
magyarok koz0tt akk megegyszer szeretnek vszontla
nj ehagyott szof0ldet es az othon hagyott verei-
ket Exert scent 6v r6mai zarandokuat osszekapcso
juk Magyarorszag meglatogatasava is
zarandoklat utjat, programme jat ugy atottuk 0sz-
hogy bowen usson lido Magyarozagon va6 tartoz-
kodasra otthon evok neutrality-suspicious. Magyar test
vereink szive meg fog dobbann hire hogy amerkai
magyarsag sep es hatalmas zarandoklaban ekezk R6
mabo 6hazaba, hogy katholikus hitenek megvalasa
mellett magyar testverei rnt v6 szeretet6r6 tan-
sagot tegyen
Tudjuk hogy scent evi, roma es magyarorszagi "a
randokut hire mindenUt nagy or0met fog kelten
randokla dejt ugy hataroztuk meg hogy sep tavasz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
Vasarnap tartja meg gyileset a
Mahoning megyei Magyar Polgari kor
magyar szarmazasu pogarok gyilesen beszelik
meg kozelgo vaasztasok teendoit Legyen oft ezen
gyulesen minden polgar es polgar-jelolt
magyarsag egyssges aaoglalasanak 6asi eent0sge

elzark6zunk az el5l, hogy megmu-
tathassuk amerikai testvereink-
mex, hogy politikailag mi is eret-
TEX vagynnk teljes jogu $ kote-
lcssegii polgaroknak erezziik mi is
magunkat.
Mahoning megyenek meg van
maya Magyar Polgari K0re, tnd-
tunkkal a youngstown magyar
saigon Xviii, csak a szomszed va
ros, East Youngstown 0ntudatos
polgarsaga mutathat fel Polgari
K0rt, a tobbi magyarlakta varo-
sok magyarjai nemtorod0msegb5l,
k0z0mbossegb6l eddig mem tar
tottak sziiksegesnek AIT, hogy po-
litikailag szervezkedjenek. A Ma
honing Megyei Magyar Polgarok
K0re most vasarnap, september
2S-an, delutan 3 oral kezdettel gyii
lest tart 1874 East Federal str.
alatt levo Kossuth K0r nagyter-
meben, kivanatos lenne, ha ezen
a gyiilesen oft lenne minden pol
gar es polgar-jelolt. De ne csak
a youngstowniak j6jjenek ell tel
ies szamban, hanem legyenek oft
/ a szomszed varosok 0ntudatos ma
gyarjai is. Szeretnok egyiitt lat
nj az egesz Mahoning megyei ma
gyarsagot, illetve annak kepvise-
loit.
A gyiilesen ismertetni fogjak a
valasztasi teendSket, mindenki
szamara ertekes erdekes felvi.'
lagositasok lesznek hallhafok oft.
Sajat, j6l felfogott erdektben cse-
lekszik tehat mindenki, ha elton
ere a gyiilesre.
Remeljiik, hogy felhivasunk ell
jut minden magyar csaladhoz s
OFT mem talal siiket fiilekre.