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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-25
A. A. HILL SUNNI ONED
Doctor to Be Committed to Prison
at 8 a. m. Monday.

On receiving notice from the In
diana Supreme Court that con
viction of DR.. Albert A. Hill, Sphinx
Arms. of performing an illegal
operation has been upheld, Criminal
Judge James A. Collins today or
dered Hill produced in criminal court
Monday at a. M, for commitment
to the Indiana State Prison.
Hill received a sentence of three
to fourteen years in 1921. Robert
3. Fitch, 329 Lemcke Bldg, is his
surety on a $40, 900 bond.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-25
RALsToN TO STAY HERE
still Has No Intention of Going to
Convention, He Says.

Senator Ralston, who returned
from Lebanon Tuesday night to his
home just outside of Indianapolis.
said today he still held to his original
Intention not to go to the Democratic
national convention at New York.
despite reports that the Indiana dele
CATION had urged him.
Il have not heard direct from the
Indiana delegation" he said, and
there is nothing yet to cause me to
change my original plans to remain
here during the convention.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-25

Mention of Ku-KIux by
Alabama Orator Causes
Wild Scene in Conven-
ton Hall = Many Fist
Fights,
By ROBERT J. BENDER

by ROBERT j. BEN OER
United Press Staff Correspondent
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
NEW YORK, June 25.-Klan and
oil mingled in strange confusion in
the Democratic national convention
today.
Sweltering beneath a hot June sun,
delegates listened to the speech OF
Permanent Chairman Thomas J.
Walsh. in which he attacked the Re
publican Administration, charging
wholesale corruption and reciting
the story of the oil scandals. Then
came nominating speeches for this
afternoon, with Alabama first pre-
senting Senator Underwood.
Pandemonium broke out when
Fordney Johnston, Alabama, placing
Senator Oscar w. Underwood 8
name before the convention, de-
nounced the hooded and secret or
ganization known as the KuKlux
Klan."
With a crashing cheer delegates
arose to. their chairs, shouted. threw
their hats in the air and finally
started a parade. Fights broke out
in the Missouri and Colorado dele
cations. requiring policemen to in
tervene.
The standard holder in the Mis-
souri, delegation started off to fol
low Alabama in the parade Of dele
cations. but was hauled back by a
fellow delegate with the aiG Of two
women.
A fist fight nearly broke out in
the Colorado delegation. Bitter feel
ings developed as several members
fought for and against adding the
Colorado banner to the parade. The
standard was wrecked in the melee.
The worst of the oUtcries ended
when the band struck up America, "
and men and women paraded with
American flags.
The call of the roll Of States was
resumed and Governor Brough Of
Arkansas went to the platform TO
nominate Senator Robinson of that
State. He spoke briefly and was
given good hand when he con.
cluded. J
After the second nominating
speech, the leaders held a conference
to considr taking adjournmnt until
Thursday morning. 1t appeared that
the California delegation which has
McAdoo as it's favorite was wiling,
but that the Smith forces did not
wish it.
McAdOO Nominated
1t was finally decided to proceed
with the roll call, and on the calling
Of California, former Senator Phelan
mounted the platform to nominate
William G. McAdoo.
Many delegates rose in their
chairs holding a demonstration
amid cheering and waving Califor-
MIA flags. The galleries applauded,
shouting, ringing bells and blowing
whistles. The demonstration last
ed several minutes.
When Phelan concluded a group
of California girls, representing a
tableau Of liberty, led a demonstra-
ton parade.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-25
Events Breaking

But. at the Waldorf Hotel and in
Washington, even more important
events were breaking.
Throughout the morning the res
olutions committee at the Waldorf
heard arguments for various planks
to be put in the platform The
KIan battle led all the rest. It ap-
pears that the fight on this issue
will certainly go to the floor of the
convention unless the platform
committee returns a strong anti
KIan plank specifically mentioning
the Klan by name.
Meantime, in Washington the
Government announced the filing
of suits agaist fifty oil companies
on charges of conspiracy to violate
the antitrust laws
News of this action reached the
platform just as Senator Walsh was
starting his speech as permanent
chairman. It was regarded by
Democrats as a very apparent coun-
ter political move, timed 70 the mo-
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-25
Struck Over Head

When the robbers pointed a
gun at him he thought it was a
joke and did not put up his
hands. He was struck over the
head. Two shots were fred,
Voyles said.
With the three bakers and
two watchmen in their power
the robbers went to the base
ment.
After looking over two rooms
they chose the storage room.
The three bakers were hand
cutfed together around post
and to heavy paper baling
machine. Voyles was hand
cuffed to the baling machine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-25
Home Edition

FOLLOW the Democratic Ma
J. tional Convention in New
York in the columns Of The In
dianapolis Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-25
Forecast

DARTLY overcast with prob
L able local thunderstorms
tonight or Thursday. Not
much change in temperature,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-25

another room.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13

during w. = =hOwn Oy TIE amrTat
livestock report issued by the Montana
Cooperative Crop Reporting service.
The decrease is due. the report says,
to lower average values for all classes
Of stock except sheep and TO ~Shrinkage
In the number Of cattle.
On January /. 1923, the value Of
Montana livestock. exclusive of pOul-
try, was S~96.544.OOO: on January l.
1924. it was S~SS.OSO,OOO. These figures
compare with S9S.24s.OOO on January
!, 1921. and show a total decrease OF
S1O.16S.OO in four years.
Nevertheless. The numbers Of hogs
milch cows and poultry in Montana
showed a decided increase in 1923. az
cOrding 70 the report. Sheep increased
moderately, but the number Of bee.
cattle vas sharpl yreduced by heavy
liquidation. The changes in numbers
that have occurred. the report adds
| point to ii more general trend toward;
diversified farming.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13

such amusement. And let me tell you
that no boy is voluntarily going to
come to our school and bury himself
in the woods solely to play football
for us. No. There are too many
more attractive places where a boy of
talent can play. You and l and the
rest of US would never have gone to
that college if we had not lived right
close by and our fathers could not
afford to send us to a more ~pretentiOus
school. 1t was not by choice but by
necessity that l attend and you and
the rest attended. We had to go
there or 90 to work. We did not like
the idea of getting down to work. So
we went to college.
cit is about time that we talk frank
ly about this matter. There is not a
chance Of your filling any stadium
with a seating capacity of $4,000. You
know it. Then why build it? Just as
a show place? Great! 1t must be an
inspiring thought to hand the young
and impulsive youths that are walking
our campus today. More than half Z
million dollars sunk into a stadium
That is a glorious tribute TO educa
ton
Il am in a position where l car
speak frankly. l played football a
our college. l have followed football
ever since. Every Saturday durini
he season finds me in the grand stand
if not back home then at some othe
school, for | love the game but low
it so much that / do not want to sc
j it ~disgraced as you are planning t
t disgrace it. If that stadium is bull
= l will be ashamed of its consequence
5 | will not care to, admit to anyone tha
5 | graduated from that school"
8 Continued Next Week.)
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13
State Capital
~ 9 w =
EQUALIZATION BOARD
REPORTS ASSESSMENTS

IRRIGATED lands in Montana were
Z assessed for $28,6S1 1888 more IN
1923 than in 1922. according to tabu-
lation complied by the state board OF
equalization for the information or
county assessors.
NOn-irrigated land assessments de-
creased $79,443, 2O3; grazing lands as
sessments increased $27. 936,0S3; state
lands under contract Of sale were as
sessed for S2,654,13s and were not ag-
gregated last year; assessment Of city
and town lots was increased $136,6OZ'
while Improvements on city and town
| lots decreased 1858. 437.
The total value of all livestock 10
the state. according to the combined
figures of the 50 county assessors
after equalization, was S63,640,29O IL
1922, and s5S, 1883 in 1928, the lat
ter figure represeting a decrease o
s5,151,S72.
The livestock of the year are sub
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13
IlTONAL SCANDAL IN COLLEGE
FOOTBALL Is DECLARED IMMINENT
"a CROWD WITHOUT TEAM, NO TEAM WITHOUT CASH
~ ct1S VETERAN SPORTS WRITER WHO DEGREES
PROFESSIONALISM IN COLLEGE SPORTS
By A Veteran Sports Writer
In the Dearborn Mich Independent

Na.e:-Never in the history of American university ath-
M. has, football season Produced more interest and greater
,4s han has the season just finished. The successful college
SEEMS have drawn crowds numbering at times nearly one hun
- tbo. nd. and tens of thousands have been turned away from
.sa~e contests, The gate" has been immense; never has foot
IN -r5.ec 50 profitable.
|" But there must be players for these teams and it is the prac-
\ - of naune Tor the material to turn out the crack teams that is
lion ~ IL this Illuminating article by a writer who has wit
ass.t IT,, most important football contests of the past twenty
.rs III. writer is an authority on the game and is exact in every
! 4mear made herein. 1t is his hope that this discussion will
ase Il necessary for him to take up in more detail the facts
.. ..Aa to exist at some of the leading schools of the
q wtE.
Ta .lce is being re-publshed, in three installments, vol
.-srn r The Courier, in justification of the manly and sports
srle .rd which Montana State college has always bravely
ar direction of clean and un-professionaized college
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13
ITCHING ECZEMA
DRIED RIGHT UP
BY THIS SULPHUR

Any breaking Il OF the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Mentho-
Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist
Because of its germ destroying proper
ties, this sulphur preparation instantly
brings ease from skin irritation, soothcs
and heals the eczema right Up and
leaves the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails TO relieve the torment
and Disagreement. Sufferers from skin
trouble should get a little jar Of Rowles
Mentho-Suiphu from any good drug
gist and use it like a cold cream
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13

dN1ueu as r01rTws: Pure ureu s1;n-
lions numbered 2,19l and were worth
1858. 734 in 1922; they numbered 1920
and were worth s236,O79 in 1923, q de-
crease Of S127.655. Range and un-
broken horses tOtaled 266. 1872 and were
assessed at $--,192,S29 in 1922: there
were 206,520 Of these horses i'm 1923
and they were assessed for a total OF
S3.6S1.C0S, a decrease of s1,511, 761.
MOTOR OWNERS IN STATE
MUST BE PROMPT
= FACE officers OF Montana will re-
n quire that operators of motor We
hlcles be more prompt in obtaining H.
cense plates for their cars In 1924 than
mas been the custom In former years
II the notice to that effect issued by
Secretary Of State c. T. Stewart, state
registrar of motor vehicles, 10 giver
the heed intended for Il.
There are about $4,000 motor We
hicleS TO he registered in Montana thii
year. and Secretary Stewart urges thai
the registration be prompt this year.
The notice he mailed all peace Off
GERS of the state follows:
"Tn order to facilitate the promp
registration Of automobiles this wear
and relieve this office. to some extent
Of the pressure OF registrations in tn.
spring months. we would appreciat
your assistance in having all owner o
cars 10Y in operation in the cities an
towns send in their 1924 application
Immediately.
"All dealers in automobiles and at
tOmObile accessories should be urge
to make immediate application for |
censeS.
"If yOu require an additional suppl
of application cards, please advise an
same will be forwarded TO 20
promptly"
LIVESTOCK GAINS IN
NUMBERS, LOSES VALUE
THAT the total value of NOntar
Observation-Disclosures, mules. cattl
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13

= n ...r. there rs the usual aglta-
a-a professional football.
!, ...r. comes the warning
-a. professional talnt IN
j Frequently there are
j ..a against TINS team OF
B. ~. inst one or more players
h. -....
r.. season. one Of the lead
.....n. coaches in the midwest
.-r. denounced the professional
f.. ......~ and blamed the pro
..ra. ~. much Of the gossip per
10. 81. tho amateurism Of college
N ..r TIL. speech. as reprinted in
newspapers. dropped the paid
III ....' l..o.. imaginable rank
..ec.. 4. like the famed Pharisee,
off...5 than. that he was not one of
,. .ra.. after the coach de.
.,.5 b-1...-f -. This vitrolic attack
..a. F.. l..tar from q man who
~ t,r..u .l. ~uravious season. beer
.r.... 49,. his varsity eleven
"A v.- r.. associated with one OF
n. f......aI teams that are SC
I'm. m-id-1yestern states
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
MAGYAR sZttCS UZLET.

Olvas6ink bizonyara 0r0mmel
veszik tudomasul, hogy a magyar
iizletemberek szama megszaporo-
dott Youngstownban.
Kovacs es Papp k0zismert hon
fitarsaink ugyanis sziics iizletet
nyitottak a 706 Market streeten,
a Squaret0l Market streetre We
zet0 hid k0zeleben. Magyar sziics
eddig meg mem volt Youngstown
ban, ICY tehat igazan hianyt potol
ez a sz6ban forgo nj iizlet, amely-
mex gazdai hozzaert6 szakemberek
es mar ezen cimen is megerdem-
lik a youngstown es k0rnyekbeli
magyarsag szives tamogatasat.
Kovacs es Papp honfitarsainkat
sziyesen ajanljuk magyarsag j6-
indulataba es partfogasaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

MtsOROS TEA.EsTELY.

A reformatus ifjusagi kor most
vosarnap, aprilis Gan kedves Is
sz6rako2tato miisorral lepi meg
azokat, akik elonnek templom
bezmentjeben tartand6 tea-estre.
Az ifjusagi k0r minden egyes
szereplese alkalmaval megmutat-
ta, hogy hivatasa magaslatan all $
ICY semmi letsdgiink sincs ARA
nezve, hogy vashrnap is miivaszies
programban lesz alkalmunk gyo-
ny0rk0dni.
A szereplok nagy buzgalommal
lelkesedessel, szorgalommal k4.
szulnek ere az estre, melyre min
den magyar testvert szivesen lat
a rendezoseg. A tea -estre mines be
lepti dij, az teljesen ingyenes.
A miisor egyes szamai k0z0tt, az
ifjusagi k6r tagjai teat $ hozza
val6 mindenfajta j6kat fognak fe]
szolgalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
ELJEGYZEs.
most lesz

Marcus 23-an, vasarnap este
bens6seges eljegyz6si unnepely
zajlott le az Erie streeten T1ev0
Mrs. Grunburg vendegszeret6 ha-
zanal. FL alllalommal iegyezte Il
Griinburg Vilmos Stahl Margitot.
A menyasszony magyarorszagl
szarmazasu bajos, fatal leany, aki
meg ma is meglehet6sen beszeli n
magyar nyelvet. A v0legtny anne
rikai, aki meg nagy szeretcttel
kezbesitgeti = leven postas = elo-
fizet0inknek Magyar Hirlapot
es t0bbi magyar ujsagokat.
A boldog jegyeseknek magunll
resz6r6l is minden szepet es jot
kivanunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
FELHIVAS.
A Bridgeport szovetssg youngs.
town. es kornyeki fiok tagjaihoz,

A Bridgeport, Conn., .-ban szekelo
Amerikai Magyar Segelyz6 $50
vetsegnek h6 22-en kezdodik az
evi f6gyiilese, amelyen varosunk-
Dol reszt vesz Mihok Sandor, aki a
feliigyel6 bizottsag tagja. Ha a
Youngstown vagy a k0rnyekbeli
fi6kok tagiai koziil is barkinek
olyan termeszetii ugye volna, amt
a kozponttal 6hajt elintezni, vagy
pedig a multban mem inteztek vol
na el helyesen valami dolgukat,
tudassak EFT sz6val vagy levelben
a k0vetkez6 cimen: Alexander
Mih6k, Col Dollar Bank Bldg,
Youngstown, O. Mih6k szemelye-
sen fogia hozzaja fordulok
iieyeit a f6gviilesen elintezni ar
r6l visszaerkczese utan be is fog
szamolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

A reank k0vetkez6 yasarnap,
aprilis San este fel s oral kezdet-
tel tartja meg Kossuth k0r apri-
lis havi rcndes gyiileset saiat he
lyistgeben.
A ta9sag szivcs figyclmet fell
hivjuk ere a gyiilesre S k6rjiilz
6ket, hogy tekintettel a targysoro-
zat. nagy fontossagara a gyiilesen
minel nagyobb szamban Szivesked-
jenek megjelenni. Mindjobban k0G-
zeledik az az id6. mikor jelenleg!
helyisegeb6l k0rnek a szerz8des
lejarta Matt Xxi kell mennie, $40
val NJ helyiseg utan kell nezni S
kivanatos lenne, hogy ennek fon-
tos k6rdesnek az eld0ntesenel az
0ssztagsag kifejezfSt adna v6le-
menyenek. TIT van azutan nemso.
Kara a nyar, nyarl honapOk prog
ramjanalS megallapitasaban is
'rfszt kellene venni minden eeyes
taonak.
Hosszu volna lit mind el0soroI-
nj megbeszelesre alkalmas anya-
got s GpDen aZert ismetelten keri
a vezetoseg tagolat, szivesked-
jenek a gyiilesen tclies szamban
es a meghirdetett id6ben megjc-
lenni, ugy hogy a gyiiles pontosan
meskezdhet6 legyen.
A hatralekos tagok keretnek,
rendezzek fennall6 tartozasaikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
A SCENT IMRE EGYLET
GYttLEST TART.

/ Most aprilis Gan tartja meg a
SIT. Imre egylet rendes havi gyii-
leset a 124 r. Federal str. alatti
Kossuth kor kistermeben. A gyii-
les delutan 2 orakor kezdodilx s
mivel azon igen fontos elintezni
valo ugyek keriilnek targyalas
ala, keretnek az 0sszes tagok,
hoey a gyiilesen feltetlenul jelen-
jenek meg. Az egyletnek jelenleg
ket halottja van S az eek utan
esedekes halaleseti jarulekot, ia
gok ezen a gyiilesen k0telesek be-
fizetni. Minden egyes tag tehat le-
eyen szives tagsagi dijan xviii.
ere a celra 81 .50-t magaval hozni.
Az egylet husvetra tervezett
balia elmarad, mivel vezet6seg
meltanyolja AIT, hogy a katholikus
ifiusag ez alkalommal rendezi
baljat egyreszt, masreszt East
Youngstownban az ottani Magyar
Haz alapja javara lesz bal. A ket
szempontot figyelembe we've a hus-
yeti tancmulatsag ell lesz halaszt-
va csak husvet utan nehany het-
tel lesz megtartva.
Az egyletbe beallani akar6 NJ
tagok keretnek, hogy ezen a gyii-
Lessen legyenek jelen. Az egylet
hivatalos orvosa, DR.. Mahrer Pal
szinte jelen lesz a gyiilesen az
orvosi vizsgalatot mindjart oft, a
helyszinen fogja megejteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET.

A Sept 1stvan egylet aprilis h0
Gan, most vasarnap d. Il. 9 6rakor
tartja rendes havi ,gyiileset Kos
suth k0r helyisegeben, 124 East
Federal st. keretnek tagok,
hogy pontosan es teijes szambal
je'enjenek meg. Horvath Istvan
eln0k r6gi lakasar6l elk0lt0zott S
jelenlesi cine: 9O7 Albert Street!
Marcus honapban fHggesztve
voltak a k0vetkez0k: Tamas San
dorne es Walter Janos 3-3 havi,
Dankovics Lajos, Dankovics La
josne es Dankovics .Janos "A havi
hatralekkal. Az alapszabalyok 6r-
telmeben keretnek a felfiiggesz-
tett tagok, hogy a gyulesen szeme-
lyesen jelenjenek meg hatral6kail1
rendezese vegett.
IL heton a KOVetkoZO tagOk be.
tegek:
Orosz Tstvan, 1913 Williamson
Ave.
Gene Gabor, Hillman st.
Hochwarth Tgnatz, 81 Oneta st.
Bino Jozsefne, 374 w. Delason
Ave.
A betegseg Horvath Istvan e,
nokh0z jelentend6, kinek cine !:
9p7 Albert Street.
Horvath Istvan, elnok.
Mixich Gabor. iegyz0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
HUSVETI BAL.
Az east youngstown magyarsag
nagyszabasu husveti tancmulatsa-
ga. - A Magyar Polgari Kor rem
dezi Magyar Haz alapja javara.
Husvet hetfojen minden idok leg
nagyobb balja fog lezajlani.

A fiatalsagunk alig varja, hogy
vege legyen hosszu bojtnek.
hogy ismet alaposan kimulathassa
magat. Minden esztend6ben alig
varjak, hogy vege legyen a tame,
mulatsag nelkiilisegnek, most
meg nehezebben telnek napok,
most meg lassaibban pereg ho-
mok ora husvet hetf6jeig.
Az east Youngstown magyar
sag egy emberkent lazasan keszii-
lodik Magyar Polgari Kor. hus-
yeti baljara, mely aprilis 21-en,
husvet hetfojen lesz megtartva a
Magyar Haz javara, mindenki
altal ismert Grow Hallban.
Ezen balon minden magyar
embernek erk0lcsi k0telessege
megjelenni, mivel eel, melynek
javara a bait rendezik, kell hogy
scent es nemes legyen minden ma
gyar es magyar szarmazasu ember
el0tt. AIT hissziik err0l balr6l
mem fog hianyozni senki,. mivel ez
alkalommal, meg azok is oft lesz-
mex, akik. Italian soha maskor mem
mennek balba.
A tancmulatsag sikere erdeke-
ben lazas buzg6sagot felt XII rem
dez6seg,. igyekszik mindent elk0-
vetni, hogy bal sikere mennel
nagyobb legyen s az minden ed
digit, ugy erkolcsileg, mint anya-
gilag feliilmuljon.
Mindenr6l t0rtent gondoskodas,
a talp ala val6t Rig6 J6ska fogja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
VERHOVAY 32l.
Fontos gyiiles lesz vasarnap East
Youngstownban. A tagok szep
szammal visszaallnak az egyletbe.

oAesAAAiiol NlSoAdtt1ALdA U2a CS lCtHSs
A Verhovay. Segelyegylet east
youngstown 321 fi6kja most va
sarnap tartja 4prilis havi rendes
havi gyiileset ktt oral kezdettel az
italian Hallban.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy ez aka
lommal a targysorozaton tobb
nagyon fontos dolog szerepel, ke-
retnek tagok, hogy a gyiilesen
teljes szamban jelenjenek meg.
Mindazok, akik az egyletbe visz
sza akarnak allni, legyenek szive-
SEX ezen szandekukat a gyules al
kalmaval bejelenteni. Or0mmel
emlitjuk meg, hogy tagsag so.
raiban a meg6rt6s lett urra, S azok,
a Xix meggondolatlansag else
felheviileseben otthagytak az egy
letet, lassan-lassan kezdenek MIND
vissza szalling6zni.
A fontos gyiilest megegyszer d
tagsag szivcs figyelmebe ajanlju)z
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
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HUsVETI BAIT RENDEZ.
Hetfon, hrlsvst masodnapjan rem
dezi Kish Bella nagyszabasu husve.
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alatt lev6 Kossuh k0r 0ssses ter.
meiben.

A hosszu bojt utan ,masra
lesznck a mulatsagolz, ) igy ezen a
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de olyan nagyszamu a magyarsag y
varosunkban, hogy mmdcn egyes
balra bowen jut beloliik. Kish Bella
mindcnt elk0vet bal sikere er-
dekebcn, eddigi miik0desevel meg
mutatta, hogy, minden tekintet
ben megerdemli a magyarsag part
fogasat, ICY AIT hiss2iik, ez aka
lommal is hatalmas szamu, mulat-
nj s szorakozni vagy6 kozonseg
fogja megtolteni a Kossuth kGr
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kapcsolatban mindenfele meglepe.
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ia lesz a mulatsagnak 49, az ze
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huzni.
A rcndezes munkaja nagy szor
galommal folyik, ugy, hogv cgy
minden tekintatben nagyszeri
szorakoZasra van kilatasa a ma
@yarsagnak.