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The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-11-29
Playing the Came
Presented Before a
VerySmaM Audience

At st. stephens Auditorium Tues
day evening the three-act comedy
drama. Playing the Game" was pre-
sented before a disappointingly poor
crowd.
The play. which was directed by
Miss Eva B. Walker and given under
the auspices of the Douglas Club, was
very good. A young engineer, Tom
Browne, who obtained a contract to
construct large dam by stealing the
plans of another engineer. formed the
main plot of the play. After obtain
ing the contract, Browne finds him
self incapable of handling the project.
Accused by Lannon, father of his girl,
of stealing the plans, he runs away
with Lannon's daughter. James
Stewart, the young engineer, whose
plans Browne filched, because of re-
verses and failure to receive work, is
down and out and attempts to bur-
glarize Brownies apartments. He is
NouSht Doitoh, putfti >
who, to save his master from shame,
accepts Stewart, who bears an almost
perfect resemblance to Browne, as his
master. The way in which the plot
developed from that point furnished a
most thrilling and delightful evening
to a seemingly none too appreciative
Tin amount of applause given) audi
ence. Stewart stepped into Browns
shoes, completed the project. wooed
and won a girl, exposed the crooked
ness of Lannon, the contractor who
had sold the construction corporation
two hundred thousand dollars worth
of worthless cement, and made every
one go home happy by forgiving the
villain. t
A play that no one should have
missed. The dual role of Browne
and Stewart was handled well and
with polish by Tom Stovall.
Eva Lane played Mrs. Jessie Shep-
herd, was good especially during the
third act. The Bolton of Spondy Rat
lift, the Colonel Lane of C. w. Wash
ington: The Terrence of Bessie Cher
rill; the Mrs. Lou Turner of Lucretia
Boswell and the Daintry of Dendall
Jones were all fairly good perform
ances.
Curious enough the most delight
full and natural acting was done by
the villain of the play, Lannon, play
ed with distinction by Clarence
Hughes. ..'
Our program informed us that the
music was donated by the Patterson
Harmony Orchestra; furniture and
properties by Albert Hurt. Eiec-
trical effects by Chas. Earl Duncan.
Miss Walker deserves much credit
for this latest effort; giving the audi
ence a well constructed play that
showed good direction.
The Douglas Club also deserves
commendation in its thankless at
tempt to provide wholesome enter
tainment for the people of the Twin
Cities. ..1
Where were the folks who con-
stantly complain that the Twin Cities
never have anything worth while?
c. f N
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-11-29
RACE PROBLEM, PEACE"
WANTED BY LIBRARIES

The address delivered at Chicago
University. before the Women's In
ternational Peace Union, on The
Race Problem and Peace" by James
Weldon Johnson, secretary of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment Of Coiored People, is in great
demand by Libraries throughout the
country, It was announced today.
Among the libraries applying to
the N. A. A. c. p. for reprints of the
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-11-29

The Golden Rod Dancing School
will open Friday evening, Dec. 9th,
at Union Hall. Good music. Admis-
sion 3Js.--Ady.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-11-29
Bishop Brooks,
Wife, Sail For
Liberia, Africa

Bishop and Mrs. w. Sampson
Brooks sailed for Monrovia, Liberia,
on the West Coast of Africa
on Thanksgiving Day. 1924. Con-
spicious among the instructors for
Monrovia College and Industrial
Training School will be Mrs. Helen
Curtis, widow of the Hon. James L,
Curtis, who died while he was United
Minister and Consul General to
Liberia. Mrs. Curtis will teach in
addition to Sewing g;--poultry raising
and dairy products. Mrs. Curtis de-
sires to do something worthwhile for
the native boys of West Africa as a
memorial to her distinguished late
husband.
The Hon. Solomon Porter Hood,
the present Minister and Consul
General of the United States, who
was among the prominent Coolidge
Dawes speakers in the recent cam
paign will also sail for Africa about
this date.
Bishop Brooks was recent visitor
to Los Angeles churches and vicinity
and left an indellible impression
upon the minds of all that heard him.
He preached the first Sunday at
Sth and Towne and in spite of the
! steady downpour of rain, the church
was filled to overflow. The congre-
CATION gave the Bishop over $500 for
his work in Africa.
Bishop Brooks is not only a great
minister of the gospel but keen
financier. Wherever he has had
charge, he has left his church free
of debt His last notable effort along
this line before going to Africa was
the payment within two years of a
$33, 900 Indebtedness for Bethel A..
that remarkable drive will never be
forgotten by Baltimoreans. Day had
long since dawned the next morn
ing when the final figure was an
nounced which showed that Balti-
more's finest church was out of debt.
The white press was loud in it's
praises of the constructive efforts of
this native son of Maryland.
Soon after he was raised to the
Bishopric and sent to Africa he
started to raise $4,000 for a school
there. This amount he raised in a
surprisingly short time and built the
school, a splendid concrete building
three and one-half stories high, cost
ing over $4,000. 1t was completed
in 1922. At the General Conference
in 1924, the Bishop reported the
school paid for.
He is now in this country raising
another $4,000 to erect a school for
girls at Sierra Leone, a dormitory for
boys at Monrovia College, also an as
sembly and dining-hall.
1t is the general opinion that
Bishop Brooks has done more for
the Negroes of Liberia than all the
other missionaries combined.
Sailing with Bishop Brooks on
Thanksgiving will also be Lorenz
B. Graham, former U. c. lat Los
Angeles) student. He is expecting
to teach in Monrovia College. Gra-
ham is the son of Rev. d. L. Gra-
ham of Seattle, a nephew of the
bishop and a member of Epsilon
Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fra
ternity.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-11-29

address are: The University OF Chi
cago Library; Northwestern Uni
versity Library; University of Texas
Library and New York State Library.
Senator William e. Borah, In a
letter commenting on the address.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-11-29

writes: ut is splendid. / agree
with you--it Is fine"
In the address Mr.. Johnson made
the point that doctrines of race in
feriority" were potent cause OF in
ternational war.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-11-29
MINNEAPOLIS

Nice Warm modern 3 room
flats, $4,000 per month, 1892
Oakland Ave. So. Atlantic
O821, or Locust 5265. -.McDew,
10 So. Third st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
FENYEsEN SIKERULT A
KATHOLIKUS 1FJUsAG
HUsVETI BAHIA.
Husvet hetfojen este Diamond
Hall szorongasig telve volt balozo
k0z0nseggel. - A katholikus flu
sagi k0r elso balja a legteljesebb
skier jegyeben folyt lie.

A nemreg megalakult kathoG-
kus ifiusagi k0r hetf0n tartotta ell
50 baljat a Diamond Hallban. Az
est trdekesseg6t nagyban emelte
az a t6ny, hogy rendeZes nehez
6s faradsagos munkajat a k0r
h0ley tagjai vallaltak magukra,
lelkes munkajuknak azonban meg
is volt szep eredmenye, a Dia-
mond Hall teljesen megtelt bali
publikummal, akik legkedelye-
sebb hangulatban tancoltak at az
ejszakat A katholikus ifjusag
a hosszu b6jt alatt tancnelkiiliseg-
re volt utalva ICY azutan erthe;3
az a nagyszerii hangulat, ami bal
teremben a mulatsag egesz tarta-
IN alatt uralkod6va lett
Hetfon este nyolc ora k0riil
mar csak nagy nehezsegek aran
lehetett bejutni a balterembe, mem
csak a termet, hanem az elocsar-
nokdt is val6saggal megtelitette
a helyi es videki magyarsag, mely
ez alkalommal felekezeti kiil0mb-
seq nelkiil egyiitt volt, hogy
amugy magyarosan kimulathassa
magat. R6gen lattunk ennvi ma
gyart egyiitt, j6l esett latni -
vegre egyszer = az egesz magyar
sagot egy helyen ,egyiitt.
A tancmulatsagon Rig6 J6ska
muzsikalt, a banda muzsikajara
azutan szakadatlanul folyt tame,
parok szalltak teremben, q
hangulat nagyszerii volt a reggel
oily hamar elk0zelgett, hogy senki
sem akarta elhinni - hOgy mar
haza kell menni.
A bal ugy erk0lcsileg mint anya-
gilog fenyesen sikeriilt meltan
oregbiti fatal, most megalakult
katholikus ifjusagi k0r nagyszerii
hirnevet. /.
A bal tiszta haszna $250.00. "A
kisorsolt Baby Grand zongorat>a az
554. szamu jcgy tulajdonosa Miss
Pat Russell nyerte meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
A PETOFI EGYLET
GYtJLESE.

Az East Youngstown Els6 Ma
gyar Petofi Sandor Egylet most
vasarnap, aprilis no 27-en taTtja
rendes havi gyilleset, delutan ket
oral kezdettel a Grow Halfban.
"Tekintettel a gyiiles fontossaga-
ra. keretnek tagok, hogy azon
teGes szamban jelenjenek meg.
"A hatralekos tagtarsak tartsak
k0telessegiiknek hatralekaik rem
dezeset.
"A szepen fejl6d6 egyletbe NJ
tagkent beallani akar6k felkeret-
mex, 'gyiiles alkalmaval legyenek
szivesek -jelentkezni.
Kivanatos volna, ha ezen a gy;i-
Lessen minden egyes tagtars meg
jelenne. y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

pedig ugy, hogy .nagyon szeliden egy
puha ronggyal fel es lie kell dorzs0lni,
vagy pedig mutat6 uj kore egy vattht
kell tekerni Is megnedvesiteni boric
acid oldattal, ami egy fel teaskanal bo-
rie acid IS egy pint forralt viz kevere-
ke. Ahogy gyermek feln6, meg keil
tanitani fogkefe hasznalatanak silk
segessegere, inert masodik vagy allan
do fogak egesasege nsgyreszt helyes
apolast6l fGgg, melyben "tejfoga.
kat" vagy az ideiglenes fogakat resze-
sit.
A masodik vagy allanao fogak oyer
mekkor hatodik vagy hetedik eveben
n6 XII es 32 fogb6l all teljes fogsor.
lgen fontos az alland6 fogak condos
apolasa. Igen ajanlatos gyermek fo.
gait minden hat h6napban egyszer egy
fogorvossal megvizsgaltatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
A REFORMATUS EGYLET
APRILISI GYtjLESE.

A reformatus ferfi es moi beteg-
segelyz6 egylet a reank k0vetkez6
vasarnap, azaz aprilis 27-en tartja
rendes havi gyiileset a reformatrs
templom bezmentjeben delutan
ket oral kezdettel. A tagokat ma
gyon keri a vezet6seg, hogy :
gyiilesen teljes szamban jelenje-
mex meg.
A gyiiles alkalmaval tagsagi
dijak befizetesen Xviii, minden
egyes tagnak rendeznie kell sze-
geny megboldogult Mecsey And
ras tagtestver utan esedekes halal-
eseti jarulekot.
Mivel egyes tagok meg RACE
Janos halaleseti jarulekat sem rem
deztek, keri az egylet vezet6sege
ezeket, hogy k0telezettsegiikneiz
haladektalanul tegyenek eleget
ezen a gyiilesen. Az egyletbe eset-
leg beallani szandekoz6k szives-
kedjenek megjelenni ezen a gyii-
lesen.
Az egyletnek jelenleg k0vet-
kez6 tagjai vannak fiiggesztve
Csele JOSEF, FIJI Bertalan, Erde-
lyi A!ndrasne, DR.. Gerenday Lasz-
10, DIR. Gerenday Laszl0ne.
A hatralekosok keretnek, a va
sarnapi gyiiles alkalmaval rendez-
eek hatralekaikat,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

gyar Haz eszmejtt, melynek alap-
ia javara volt rendezve a bal.
A hatalmas szamu k0z0nseg
nagyszeriien mulatott, a fiatalsay
faradhatatlan buzgalomml tancoit
- Rig6tk mar alig birtak s iga-
zan kifaradtak a sok mnzsikalas-
ba. Az egybegyiilt k02onstg a leg
jobb hangulatban volt egyiitt a
kora reggeli orakig s bizony sokan
csak 'kakas kukorik olaskor kcriil-
TEX haza.
A bal nagyszerii anyagi erk0l-
csi sikere, Polgari Kor faradha-
Italian buzgalmu tagjainak tudha-
to be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
A I.EGFESSEBB HuSZAR
HADNAGY.
Pilinszky Zsigmond majus Gen
mutatkozik be Tiszaviragban.

Aki majus 9-en elmegy a Kos
sub K0rbe Magyar Unio Szine-
seek el6adasara, az meg fog gy6-
zodni rola, hogy fessebb, snajdi-
gabb es h6dit6bb huszar hadnagy
meg sohasem lepett fel Youngs-
townbana mint Pilinszky Zsig-
mond, magyar Operahaz tagja.
Renyi Aladar nagysikerii 3 fel.
vonasos operettje a "Tiszavirag'''
kerul bemutat6ra es biztosan tud-
juk, hogy olyan sikert fog aratni,
a milyenre a legregibb szinhazla.
togatok sem emlekeznek. De ez
mem is lesz csoda, inert. a 'szprepe-
ket Dobo B0ske, Levay Eli, Sipos
Helen, Hegediis Lajos, Horvath
Lajos, Nyilos Zsikmond, Pataky
Bella es Hegediis Henrik fogjak
alakitani. A f6szerepet pcrsze Pi-
linszky Zigmbond jatsza, akinek
jateka, de f6leg a hangia oriasi ST.
kert fog jelenteni.
Jegyek kaphatok a k0vetkezo
helyeken: Mihok Sandor 6O1 Dol
lar Bank epiilet (telefon, Auto.
66179), Ress Testverek, 16 East
Federal ST., Ress Music Store. 4OS
West Federal ST., Eber Patika. 373
East Federal ST., Tauss Medicin
Store 1911 st. Clair ave-, Lax De
likatessen Store F.. Federal. st. Az
efso g sor jegyei $1.25-be Ike.
riilnek, a tobbi sorok pedig l dol
larba. Ilyen olcs6 jegyek meg ia.
Ian mem is voltak eddig, tehat
mar azert is megerdemlik a szine-
seek partolast. Tekintettel a
Macy erdekl6d6sre, ajanlatos less
a jegyeket mielobb megvaltani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET.

A SIT. Istvan egyletnel e heten
a k0vetkez0 tagok betegek:
Hochwart Ignac, 81 Oneta st.
Orosz Istvan. 323 Williamson
ave.
Gene Gabor, 924 Hillman st.
Bin6 J6zsefne, 374 w. Delason
ave.
Kiss Andrasne, ZIG Crescent st
Takacs Janosne, I'LL Midland
ave.
Pivarnyik Mihalyne, 800 Ale
xander st.
Jambrik Istvan, Haseltone.
Betegseg jelcntendo Horvath
Tstvan eln0knel, 9O7 Albert st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

ezen a napon el0adast tar
tani Crow Hallban, amely el6re-
lathat6lag zsufolasig meg fog tel
nj. Az 6riasi erdcklGdes k0nnyen
erthet0, inert a Rudolfr6l szolo
"Tr6n0r0k0s" darabot fogjak el0-
adm 3 felvonasban. Az izgat6 IS
mindvegig erdekes t0rtenelmi szin
mil f6szerepl6je Pilinszky Zsig-
mond, a magyar Operahaz tagja,
aki dGlceg, szep szal, csinos ferf:
6s olyan gy0nyorii hangja van, a
milyent meg East Youngstownban
mem hallottak sohasem ezel6tt. Pi-
linszkyn xviii a tarsulat t0bbi
k6zkedvelt tagjai: Dobo B0ske,
Levay Eliza, Sipos Helen, Horvath }
Lajos, Hegedus Lajos, Nyikos
Zsigmond, Pataky Bella es Hege-
dis Henrik lepnek fel.
4 helyarak igen olcs6k. Az els6
ct sor | dollar 25 cent, t0bbi so.
rok | dollar, az all6helyek pedie
S5 centbe keriilnek. Jegyek kap.
hat6k az ismertebb east youngs
town. magyar iizletekben. J6 lesl
elGre gondoskodni a jegyekrol
inert igen sokan lesznek ezen az
elDadasOn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
ERTEsITEs.

A Verhovay Segelyegylet 10S.
fi6kjanal a jelenleg beteg tagok
nevsora k0vetkezG:
Debroszki Julia, 1860 Wilson
ave
Orosz Istvan, 1923 Williamson
ave.
Czene Gabor, 924 Hillman st.
Sziics Ferencne, 9O7 w. Madi-
son ave. (Jel. Massilon Hospital)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
69-IK LECKE.
A bebi szeSleinek, fiileinek, orranak
es szajanak gondozasa.


es szajanak gondozasa.
Igen fontos, hogy a bebije szemeit,
fileit, orrat es szajat tisztan tartsa. A
legkisebb gyulladast ha eszreveszi a
szemebcn, vagy ha a file csekely mo-
don folyik, amikor ON AIT hiszi, hogy
mem komoly a dolog, azonnal orvossal
kezelend6. Gyors cselekves megakada-
lyozza, hogy siiketseg vagy vaksag le-
gyen k0vetkezmenye. Nagyon egyszc-
rii tisztitoszer boratic acid viz, cgy
fel teaskanal feloldva egy pint forralt
vizben.
Fogak.
Az egeszseges gyermeknek az else fo-
ga hat todik es hetedik h6napok k0z0tt
no XII. Husz fogb6l all az els6 fogsor,
az ugynevezett "tejfogak' es nagyon
kiil0nb0z6 id6k0z0kben No XII. Az ideig-
lenes fogak apolasa nagyon fontos.
'Ketszer naponta kell tisztitani, meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

Fiil0p lmre, 1926 Wilson Ave.
East Youngstown.
MatisZ Istvan, 1902 South ave.
Hoffer Karoly, 1899 High st.
(Jclenleg City HospitaD.
Ifj Horvath Andras, 40S Kyle
str.
Danicsk6 Istvan, 1858 Florida
ave.
Debroszky Andrasni, 1860 vii.
son ave.
Gregosits JOSEF, titkar,
All Kyle st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
A "TR0NOR0K0S"
EAST YOUNGsTOWNBAN.

Majus ho San, amely nap csii-
t0rt6kre esik, olyan pompas szini-
el6adasban lesz resze az east
youngstown magyarsagn!ak, a
mely val6ban parjat ritkitja.
A legerosebb es legnagyobb
magyar szintarsulat, a Magyar
Unio Szineszek Szinhaza" fog
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
KITETT MAGAERT
, A KOSSUTH GARDA.
Nagyszeriien sikeriilt a Ciganysze-
relem eloadasa A szerepl6k
mindegyike kitiin0 volt. - Zs,l-
folt haz elott folyt lie nagysikerii
szinielOadas.

Hnsvet vasarnapjan este kcriilt
szinre a Kossuth k0r nagyterme-
ben a "Ciganyszerelem" Az elG-
adast magyarsag r6szerol lazas
varakozas el6zte meg, rengetegen
Eesziiltek ere a darabra s igv
egesz termeszetese, hogy a terem
tele volt kozonseggel. A jegyek
nagyresze el6vetelben elkelt, ugy
hogy az el6adas anyagi sikere elo-
re biztositva volt. Macy 0r0mmel
szamolunk be az erk0lcsi skier
r6l is, az el6adas fenyesen siko-
riilt, szcrepl6k mindegyike ke-
pessegtnek legjavat adta, ngy,
hogy mem egyszer zugott fel nyi't
szinen tombol6 tapsvihar - mel
to jutalomkent.
Pompas alakitast nyujtottak
Devai Gyorgy es felesege, akik
Tollas Zsiga es eleteparja szerepat
krealtak. Lajos es Marcsa gyerma-
keik szertpet Jarabek Mihaly 6s
Kasza Margitka t0lt0ttek be kitii-
n6en. Kasza Margitkat val6saggal
iinnepelte k0z0nseg az est alkal-
naval. a Marcsa bajos alakitoja
.egy hatalmas viragcsokrot is ka.
pott = meltan rsszolgalt jatekA-
val erre.. Tiizr6l pattant ciganyme-
nyecske volt Hajdu Mariska, aki
tudasanak legjavat adta s miivfszi
jatekaval szinten elra gadta a k0-
z0nseget. Molnar Lajosne es Val
dovics Istvanne epizod szerepeik.
ben arattak Macy sikert. A ferf
szerepl0k mindegyike hatalmas
szinjatsz6i keszseget arult ell, mem
eey k0ziil0k, mint hivatasos szi
n6Sz megallana a helyet Molna'
Ferenc, Gergely Vilmos, Groza ia
nos, Lautner Mihaly, Palatinu
lJ6zsef, Brogli Tgnac, Juhasz Janos
Hajdu JOSEF, Uray Karoly, Vaj
dovics Istvan, Lautner Leonard
iDeak Pal, Groza Gyorgy, Banya
Laszlo - egvt6l-egyig mind kiva
l6ak vOltak igazan meltan raszol
galnak a legnagyobb mertekii di
cseretelxre A kis Lajcsi szerepeber
kedves volt Szalma Oszkar. Az elo
adas minden fennakadas nelkul, {
llegsimabban folyt le, szerepet mil
den egyes szereplo kitiinoen tudt'
s mesesen alakitotta. A darab rem
dez6je Molnar Lajos volt, akl mll
veszi hozzaertessel, lankadatla1
|
szorgalommal azon volt, hogy a
elSadas nagysikerii legyen.
Orommel allapitjuk meg, hog,
munkaja mem volt hiabaval6, da
rab rendezese szinreh hozasaban
legszigorubb kritikus sc talalha
tott volna kifogasolni val6t. A da
rabban el6fordul6 enekszamoka
Spitk6 Aranka kiserte muvesz
keszseggel. A sug6 szerepet Vel
ninger Vince t0lt0tte be.
A Ciganysxerelem husvet vasar
napi el0adasa s0Kaig emlekazete
'estje marad magyarsagunknak,
Kossuth K0r miikedvel0i ez aka
lommal ismet megmutattak, hog,
kepesek egy ilyen meglehet6sel
nehez darab kifogastalan lejatsza
sara.
| K0sz0net illeti k0rt, hogy
darab eloadasaval ismet megmu
tatta, hogy az amerikai magya
kultur el6bbrevitelet mennyire fol-
tosnak tartja. K0sz0net illeti k0
Iz0nseget, hogy a K0rt ebben a ne
mes igyekezeteben odaadassal ia
mOgatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

Amint megj0nnek bebijenek fogai,
szoktassa meg ct fogaival t0r6dni. Won
ia be mutat6ujjat gyonge sz0vettel es
tisztitsa fogait Colgates Ribbon Dental
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
NAGYSZERttEN sIKERULT Az
E. YOUNGSTOWN MAGYAR.
SAC HUSVETI BAHIA.

Husvet hetf6jen zajlott le az E.
Youngstown Magyar Polgari K0r
husveti balja, a Crow Hallban -
a legteljesebb skier jegyeben. A
szamszed varos magyarsaga mind
OFT volt, tanujelet advan ezaltal
arr6l, mennyire partoljak a Ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

Mindig legiobb tdplalekot ada be-
bijenek ha mem tudja szoptatni, ne XII.
serletezzek kulonfele taplalekokkal,
hanem kezdje mindjart j6l - es ada
neki az az eledelt, melyen mar tobb eros
Is limos embert neveltek fel, mint az
osszes keszitett eledeleken egyiittveve
- adjon bebijenek Borden's Eagle to-
jet, mely eledel eros labakat es egesz-
seges testet epit fel. Kival6 min6sege es
egyformasaga Matt az orvosok dicse-
rik es ajanljak. Milli6 IS milli6 csecsc-
mGb6l lett eros es egeszseges flu es
leany, inert az anyjuk j6l apolta 6ket
ds inert Borden's Eagle tel taplald
ereiet adta nekik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

kremmel. Kes6bb tanitsa q. gyereket,
hogy alland6an kefelje fogait minden
etkeaes ntan. Nagyon szeretik AIT .
gyefmekek.
olvassa 81 fisyeimessn minden hltsn
eseket a cilxkeket e. 6rizze meg, hogy
j6v6ben haszn&lhassa.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-06-26
/ wenty-One Cases
Tried in Mayors
Court; 9 Speeders

At the Mayors court Monday.
p cases were brought up and
every defendant was fined. There
were nine speeding cases and the fine
ranged from five to fifteen dollars.
1t seems that the speeders Of Mari
eta have not yet realized that the
police mean business in their war on
reckless driving. Seven charged with
disorderly conduct were fined from
five to fifteen dollars; six of the Of
Tenders were negroes and one was a
white man. Two were put in the cal
aboose because they were unable to
nav the fine. Only one drunk was
brought up this time and he was
fined seven dollars and half. Two
were found guilty Of swinging train
and their fine was five dollars each.
Monday nights court tried an un.
usually large number Of cases bat
as whole the number Of cases has
been getting smaller gradually.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-06-26
Ralph K. Greer is
Named Manager Of
Church St. A. & P.

Ralph X. Greer, Cobb county
man has been made manager of the
branch Of the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company, which is To-
Gated at LOT Church st. Mr.. Greer
was appointed manager last Friday,
June goth. He has been clerk in
the store for some time and has had
a great deal Of experience in the gro
Gerry business. His friends are glad
to hear Of his promotion to the inn
portant place that he now holds.
With his capable assistant, Mr. B. II.
Roatner. the manager feels that the
service there should be as prompt
as anywhere and he will welcome the
cooperation Of all his friends IN
building up largerbusiness.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-06-26
COMPANY |, 2OOTH
INFANTRY MUSTER
Ed INTO SERVICE
There Are Seventy Three Mem
bers Of National Guards to
Date; Few Vacancies

Company !, 2OOth Infantry, Ma
tional Guards of Georgia, was mus
tered into the service, Tuesday night.
June 18th, with sixty-one members.
sargeants and Corporals were ap-
pointed and the organization Of the
company was completed.
When the company was mustered
into service there were only sixtv-one
members, but since then five new
mmbers have Joined and seven have
been transferred from SMYRNA
bringing the total enrolment M Ia.
seventy-three. Captain Camp saws
that there are still a few more va
caneies left in the company ard hi
would be glad IL get the enIistments
Of good Cobb county boys to iii
these places. Full equipment IL be-
ing furnished by the government. in
Guiding uniforms and camping out
Mt; part Of it is already here and the
other is on its way
Eight men from tie company are
eontesting in the state rife shooting
at Fort Mcpherson in Atlanta this
week. The company is drilled each
Monday night at seven-thirty at the
auditorium, preparing for the en-
campment at ST. Simons Aug. II. Il
is the opinion Of the captain that the
vacant places win not be left long
and he advises all who intend to en-
list 70 do 50 Immediately
The officers appointed at the last
meeting were as follows: 1st sar-
gesnt, David Maddox; sargents Wal.
lace A. Boatner, William A. Morris.
Jessie ]. Northcutt, and Paul A.
Read
cOrporals, Cliff Black, Aleck S.
Brisendine, Leonard HibbIe, Alvin
b. Leard, and Joseph r. Wigley.