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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
the condition Of the grounds.
 ELEANOR GIFSnN,
 Junior 9th.
First Aid Conanitteo

I.akeyiew school hrs first aid com mittee that consists of five boys. John Tucker is chairman of this committee. The other members are Iartweli Gary, Robert WiliinGham, Charles Horst anJ Maben shannon.
 We have tkis organization in order to be of service Co cur boys and girls when nceJed We send two boys to th" First Aid Traiaing school every weak.
 JOHN TUCKER,
 SeniAs Sth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

We elect monitors at Lakeview to keep the grounds clean of paper The monitors report every week who has helped the most and they are elected monitors for the next week.
 We all try to keep the grounds clean by putting paper in the trash cans. If the children do not throw all waste paper in the cans, we politely ask them to do it.
 This plan seems to be very successful as We havo had many compliments on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
The Grounds At L.alseyiew

We have monitors at LakevieW who remind the children to keep the grounds clean. Those who have helped most are elected monitors for the next week. When we see boy or girl throw paper on the ground we go to him and ask him to pick it up and put it in the trash can. If he does not do it, we do it for him.
 JULIA MAE WATKINS,
 Junior 9th.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
MY "TRIP TO ROCK HOUSE

On Tuesday afternoon the junior eighth and senior seventh grades of I.akeview school went on hike to Rock House. We left school at o'clock. Up Twenty-eighth street we went.
 After going up hills and down, we finally reached Rock House. Many in teresting things were to be seen. One of the things thought was the most fun was the Devils Slide. It is between two rocks with a rock on top. You slide down the rocks and at the bottom you have to jump to the ground.
 After building a fire and cooking weiners we decided to go home, tired but happy.
 MARY VIRGINIA HAWKINS,
 Junior Sth, Lakeyiew.
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OFFICE HOURS

Children every week are chosen by the auditorium teacher to keep the of flee. One pupil keeps office at a cer- tain period for whole week. They sell supplies. deliver messages. answer the phone. They are much help to the office teacher and to Mr. Orr.
 JANE LYLE,
 Senior 9th, Lakeview.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
EDUCATION WEEK

People alt over the country observed Educa tional Week recently. We had many mothers and friends to visit Lake view school. We received many compli- ments on the organizat tion and the char acter of the work that we are doing. We believe that our compliments are justified.
 SUSANNA OLIVER,
 Senior 9th.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

Dear Chiidren's Editor: We have a platoon sckool this year and l like it. My home room teacher is Miss Hamiil and I like her very Inuch. I am in the fourth senior and my two favorite studies are arithmetic and drawing.
 Our principals name is Mr. Under wood. Everybody likes him.
 Sincerely,
 MARGARET HOWARD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
MARGARET HOWARD.
INtters To Imaginary Friends

a.otters To Imaginary Friends My dear Doris:
 wish you were going to be here this Christmas. We are planning good time. If it would only snow, what a fine time we would have! Mother and father are going to the country and they said they would leave the house for us. If you are not going to Elizabeth's, we would be very glad if you would come down here and help share the fun we are going to have.
 Sincerely,
 MATTIE KATE HARRIS,
 Uilman school
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

Dear Chester Gump:
 The Ullman school, which I attend has adopted the platoh system this year. In the morning we have arithme- tic, language, study, civics, literature and library. In the afternoons we have spelling. history, art, play period and music.
 All during the day VIC have study periods which did not mention. Oi all these things 1 think enjoy the play period best. 1 am forward in the game of basketball.
 have been reading about you cvery Sunday and know you must he enjoy ing your visit to your rich Uncle Bim l am anxious to know how you will spend your Christmas.
 Yours truly,
 HELEN M0OHE.
 Uilman school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

Dear Will:
 just wanted to tell you about the good time had in Miami, Fla. last summer. went in swimming near ly every day. We had to cross a riaduct before we could get to tho beach. The viaduct was about a mile long and we could 50 on a street car or a bus or a little steamboat. It never gets cold in Miami. But the cool breeze corning from the ocean all the time makes things pleasant. hope you can go with me next suns- mer.
 Your cousin,
 ROBERT HOLMES.
 Ullman school
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

Dear Chi!dren's Editor:
 like the platoon school better than any other kind of school.
 The study l like best is arithmetic, because l like long division. The study 1 like next i, reading. because l got T. on my report. Sincerely,
 MELVIN PINP.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

Dear Netldie:
 I certainly do enjoy school this year. The platoon system makes it much more interesting.
 All of my studies and teachers are so good l cannot decide which l like best. Still I believe I am always more anx- ious for the play period to come than any other. We play different ball games. Ba;- Eetball leads in my opinion. nm q substitute guard on the team. We have teen defeated in only one game this year.
 Your cousin,
 MIRIAM SOLOMON,
 Ullman school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
Dear Louise t:

Dear Louise:
 would like for you to come to our school and see how we carry on the platoon system. But since you cannot. I know you would like to hear of it. Each section has home room. We have 30 minutes for lunch and 90 min utes for evening recess. This is our first year to have the platoon system. l think it is working out beautifully.
 The art room and library are our
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
LONDON


 Edinburg was a nice city, but we could not stay there all the time. so we took a boat to London. The boat went through the North Sea and the English Channel This was not a very long trip.
 London is a very old city. It was founded about two thousand years ago by the Romans, who came over and drove out the barbarian tribes.
 London has outgrown the walls which were built when the city was young. The London bridge was built when the city was first founded. It is about sixty miles from the mouth of the Thamas. where the tide stops.
 London is the capital of England and is the largest city in the world. It is situated on the Thames river, and is in a fine commercial position.
 London Is the greatest publisher of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
A PLEA

I am the well known study of his- tory. Some people love to study me, but in this case l am poorly abused. This person who studies me pets me off until the last minute. She is then tired and sleepy and wants to so to bed.
 During the time she should have been paying me some attention she was do- ing other things. By the time she gets to me she is tired and she seems only to abuse me.
 Try 10 give me first place in your studies and see if you do net enjoy my acquaintance.
 MARGARET LANNING,
 Junior Sth, LakeEiew.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

Dear Children's Editor: like this school because it has a lunch room 1 like it because it has library where we can read. like to do long division and l like to do spelling aad other things too. I like our principal.
 Sincerely,
 EMMA THIGPEN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

number of tubes of tooth paste. Thus we intend to practice what we preach. BERNICE MORRIS,
 Junior 9th.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

Dear Chiidren's Editor: like the platoon system. I like to go to ous library. l like to study arithmetic. like my principal, MT. C. r. Under wood. My name is
 PAUL HUGHES.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

Dear Children's Editor: We had been reading all this year 'SThe Land of Health" book and it has many ex ercises in it. The exercises are wind ing up the clock" playing the bird" under the low bridge" drinking the air"
 enjoyed the book very mIch. Here are some of the health poems: -Four glasses full of water l must drink every day: If I'm not sure lsl. That it is pure, siEis I'll boil the germs away" =
 | '1 must hold my body straight. Bold and fearless ali day long: 1 must try in work and play To make my muscles firm and trong." Sincerely.
 EULA GAEAIlAS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

Dear Children's Editor: am gin nine years old. We are reading ths Land of Health," and here are soma of the laws of the Land of Health: II must give the best of care To my skin and to my hair; Twice week at least l know I.. I must hathe from tip to toe" "If you want the germs to run, Let them see the bright sun"
 I have learned all of the laws of the Land of Health" I hope that the book will help me hold rny body straight. Sincerely.
 MAINE CORAVELI4A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

books and magazines in the world, G. B. MCCORMACK.
 Lakeview.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
DOROTHY CAMPBELL

Dear ChLdren's Editor: nm little girl ten years old. I am going to write you about the book we are reading. Ii is 'rChe Land Of IIeaIth' l enjoyed i very much. I hope the laws of the bOAks will help to keep me strong and healthy.
 ALICE STNEET
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

Dear Chiidren's Editee: We have been reading a book called ''The Land of Health" and have learned some health laws. We are going to have q Thanksgiving program at school. We all have speeches to say.
 bOEDTHY CAMPBELL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

Dear Children's Editor: We arc reading '1The Land of Health" and have nearly finished it. I know all the laws of health. There are 13 laws which are very important. I am going to try to keep them all, so 1 will be healthy.
 enjoyed the book very much
 Sincerely,
 MARGARET ROCKS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
LEWIS MILLICAN

Dear Childrens Editor We are reading ''The Land of Health" Here is q law about how to keep the body at its best.
 'T'o keep ny body at its best. Eleven hours l must rest. At eight to bed and up at seven, Will surely count up to eleven" l got much pleasure ont of this hook
 JUANITA I4ANEY SHELTON
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
ALICE STKEET

Dear ChjIdren's Editor: We Aave finished tue book called ''The Iand of Iieaith." We Are now learning the health rules. We have been reading about Mercury. This is enc of the laws:
 If you want the germs to run, Let them see the bright sun hope 1 do all tte things in thp book aud grow to be strong man. l will be very glad to see this it.
 Sincerely,
 LEWIS MIIIICAN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
TEA EST.

Minden tekintetben szepen sike-
riilt teaestre latta vendegiil Ka-
sza Karolyne, szerdan este meghi-
volt yendegeit aAKossuth q korben.
Dacara Hamvaz6 Szerdanak, ma
eyon sep szamsmal gyiilekezctt
osszc a magyarsag legiobh han
gulatban egyiitt maradt kes6 ej-
fell 6rakig. A tarsasag eleinte
mindenfele tarsasiatekokkal sz6-
rakozott, nem egyszer fakadt har-
sany kacajra nez5k tabora, maid
megteriiltek az sasztalok minden
-joval kore telepedt minden tag
ia szep szamn meghivottaknah
Az asztalok roskadasig tele yoltak
minden j6val, ami csak szemneh,
szajnak kedves.s Az ido borzaszti
gyorsan repiilt. IA jelenlcv0k q y
akartAk hinpi, hogy mar lit ~ ii,
f4l. Hgy fsIeith 1tetlen est eml<k6.
vel teri azutans mindenki hasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
GENE GABoR BALEsETE.

Sulyos baleset .erte Gene Gabor
magyar testveriinket, aki 546 Ben
wood ave. alatt{ lakik. Gene a
Republic Iron and Steel Co. Bes-
semer. telepen az cl6munkasok
egyike, S szombaton rendes mum
kajat vegezve erte szerencsetlen-
seq. Mnnkaja k0zbcn, amid6n egy
vasdarabot tartott, melyet egy
mask tarsa hatalmas kalapaccsal
vett munkaba, a kalapacs veletlen
folvtan leszaladt vasrol S Czene
.karjat erte, meg pedig oily hatal-
mas er6vel, hogy a szegeny ember-
nek 0sszet0rte keze szaranak fels0
csontjat. Termeszetesen azonnal
kezeles ala yettek. Az el6siet3 or
vos eros fadarabok k0z6 helyezte
"a tort reszeket. Termeszetesen
Gene 10 ldOre munkakeptelenne
Walt, de remeljiik, hogy minel
el6bb v6get ernck sulyos fajdal-
mai $ az okozott csontt0res is nem-
sokara helyre fog forrni.
Czene Gabor, aki mar nagyon
|regi amerikas, a SIT. Istvan egy-
letnek penztarnoka oft van min
den magyar mozgalomban, ICY el-
mondhatjuk rola, hogy egy min
den tekintetben derek magyar EN-.
bert ert ez a sajnalatos balesct.
Tiszta szivbol kivanjuk, hogy
lnemsokara teljesen felepiilve folly;
Itathasa mlnkajat. w
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
Halalra egett
magyar asszony
Benk6 Gyorgyne a langok marta
leka lett. - Zsirolvasztas k0zben
langot fogott a ruhaja. - Belle
halt a sulyos egesi sebekbe. -
Ferje segitsegere sietett, 8 is bor-
zalmasan osszeegett.

Sharonbol jelenti tudosit6nk
Minden tckintcbcn borzalmas ira
gedia aldozatava lett egv nagyon
derek. negy gycrmckes asszony
Benk6 Gyorgyne.
Bcnk6ell hazaban t0rt6nt re-
mes szerencsetlenstg, 1O43 Hamil-
ton ave. alatt. Szombat este Ben
I'kon6 lefektette 4 kis gvermeket
aludni fatal asszony hozzafo-
gOtt a zsirolvasztashoz tiizhely-
mel. A forr6 zsir kifreccsent a til
zes masinara, zsircseppek langot
fogtak belekaptak szegeny sze-
irencsetlen asszony ruhajaba. Eey
pillanat alatt t0rtent mindez. Az
asszony ruhaja egy szemrebbenes
alatt langolni kezdett, ugy, hogy
mikor ketsegbeesett sikoltozasai.
ra ferje segitsegere sietett, fele-
sege helyett egy ego es langol6
faklyaval talalta magat szembe. A
szegeny ember mindent megtett
Ihogy segitsen felesegen azonban
mar keso volt minden, az asszony
lteljesen osszeegett.
| A szerencsetlen asszonyt beszal
litottak a Buhl k6rhazba, ahoI
azonban nemsokara a szenvedet1
rettenetes egesi sebekbe meghalt
A mentes k0zben f6rje is alaposar
osszeegette magat, de sebei ner
| veszedelmesek. A fatal, % evcs
asszonyt ferje negy apr6 eyer
meke siratja, akik elveszitattek ;
legjobb edesanyat.
A yizsgalat termeszetesen azon
nal megindult, azonban mar min
den hiaba, mines az f0ldi hata
lom, amely vissza tudna adni a,
eletnek EFT a nagyon koran elk0l
tozott, derek fatal magyar anyat
Az egfsz magyarsag igaz resi-
vettel all a szarencsetlen csalaG
mellett mindent megtesz, hogy
enyhitse a rettenetes csapast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
MEM ADA XII ROMANIA
BoGDANT, A GYILKOST.

Olvas0ink emlekezhetnck ARA a
kegyetlen gyilkossagra, melynek
aldozata az elmult ev folyaman
DR.. S. Z. Conrad salemi szaraz de-
tektiv volt. A gyilkossagot tobben
k0vettek ell, f6tettes azonban
Vasile Bogdan volt, aki a tett ell
k0vetese utan sziil6hazajaba, Ro-
maniaba menekiilt.
Kiadatasa irant termeszetesen
azonnal megindultak diploma
ciai targyalasok, ezek azonban
mem vezettek eredmenyre. Az
Egyesiilt Allamok es Romania ko-
zott, sajnos, nincsen alairva meg
az a nemzetk0zi szerz6des, mely.
mex ertelmeben Romania k0telez.
het0 volna ARA, hogy a gyilkost
kiszolgaltassa az amerikai hatosa
goknak, hogy az lit azutan elve.
gye melto binteteset.
A kiiliigyminiszter most ertesi
tette err6l tenyrol az illetekes
hat6sagot, mely ICY kenytelen meg
torolatlanul hagyni EFT gyilkos
saoOt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
FOOTBALL MERK0ZEs.

Er6sebben kezdenek dobogni a
sport szivek, lit tavasz, megkez-
d5dnek a nchezen vart merk6ze-
SEX.
A Kossuth k0r csapata ismet
munkahoz latott nagy remenyek-
kel indul neki az vi szezonnak
Vasarnap, marcus 9-en, delutan 3
6rakor Nilesben lesz az els6 mer.
k6zes, Shol is Trumbull Att. Ass
kel nemes versenyre. A csapat XII
tiin6 formaban van ICY remeljiil
hogy becsiiletet szerez ez alkalom.
NAL a magyar szineknek.
A merk6zes a Niles es Warren
k0z0tt lev6 Republic Fielden
Stop 30, lesz megtartva. Amint
halljuk, sok lelkes magyar testve
rink kesziil ere a merkozesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
EGY HALoTT, "a SEBEStLT.

Most tettek kozze a mutt. .honapi
auto aldozatok statisztikajat.
Orommei allapitjuk meg, hog,
~ kimatatas egyilSe legjeb
baknak, ha az utols6 h6napok ha
sonic kimutatasait nezziik.
Februar hawaiian "a baleset tor.
tent, egy ember veszitette ell ele.
tet $ 34-en sebesiiltck meg auto bal
esetek kovetkezteben varosunk.
ban. Erdekes megemliteni, hogy az
elmult honapban forgalmi rcnd-
szabalyok be mem tartasa miatt
.365 lctartoztatas t0rtent. Az auto
tovajok Sc sok eredmennyel mil.
kodtek, elloptak mutt h6napban
10 autot, Gle ebbol II megkeriilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
Marcus Idusanak
meguinneplese
A Nagyhizottsag felhivasa.

A regi tradici6khoz 1liven, ez
iden is Nagybizottsag rendezi
marcus idusanak emlekiinnepe.
lyet. Amint mar k0z0ltiik, az i'm.
nepseg marc. loan, vasarnap d. t.
9 oral kezdettel lesz megtartva d
Kossuth k0r nagytermeben er.
re az emlekiinnepre hivatalos az
egesz magyarsag. AIT hissziik
hogy ez alkalommal ismet t0mve
lesz nagytcrcm es mem fog sen.
Xxi elmaradni.
"A Nagybizotsag anna tagjait, 4
Xix miisor elkeszitesere lettek
kikiildve, ezuton is kerjiik, szives
kedjenek megjelenni most szomba-
ton, marcus san este Z 6rakor d
Kossuth kor kistermeben, hogy az
iinnepseg reszletes programmjat
megtargyalhassuk.
A vezet6seg keri, hogy ugyan
akkor jojjenek 0ssze azok is, ahik
Ia Magyar Haz elokeszitesi bizott
sagaban benn vannak.
A Nagybizottsag ezuton keri fe
mindazokat. akik marciusi i'm
nepely sikerehez enek, zene, sza
valat vagy tancszamokkal hozzs
akarnanak jarulni, sziveskedjenel
szombaton a bizottsagnal ebbei
szandekukat bejelenteni.
A Nagybizottsag legk0zelebb
gyiileserol j0vo szamunkban erte
sitjiill tagolat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
DOLGOZNAK A SZARAZ
DETEKTIVEK.

Most tettek k0zze szaraz de-
teativck multi evi munkajar6l a be
szamol6t. A kimutatas szerint a
multi ev. folyaman Macy Amerika-
ban 64,523 letartoztatas .5rtent
az italtilalmi t0rvenyek megszege-
Sc Matt. Ez szam k0riilbelul
4OO0-el nagyobb, mint 1922-ben. A
beszamol6 megemlekszik arr6l is,
hogy multi ev folyaman harom Is
egy negyed millid dollar ertekii
italt semmisitettek meg a szaraz
detektivek, ez is j6val feliilmulja
az 1922. evi eredmenyt.
A kimutatasb6l tehat AIT latjuk,
hogy bizony dacara mindennek,
mem csokken a torveny .athag6inak
szama, shanem igen szepen novek.
ssik. Vaijon NIT sz6lnAk czskhez
q sz6mokhoz 3 szarag apostolokY I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
NAGYSZERUEN sIKERULT A
REF. IFJUsAGI KOR BAHIA.

A hetfoi nap sokaig emlekeze-
tes marad a magyarsag eleteben.
Hetfon zajlott lie legteljesebb ST.
ker jegyeben az a farsangzaro
bal, melyet a reformatus ifjusagi
k0r rendezett, hogy mindenki sza-
mara felejthetetlenne teeye az ez-
idei farsang utolso napjat.
Macy 0rommel sz0gezziik lie AIT
az 0rvendetes tenyt, hogy ez aka
lommal ismet egyiitt lattuk az
egesz magyarsagot felekezeti kit
lombseg n6hkiil. OFT volt minden-
XII, elj0ttek az 0regek, akik nagy
gyony0riisegeel szemleltek sok
szep es deli fiatalsag tancat oft
AExoltak~a fiatalok, aki.s kipirnlt az,
cokkal faradhatatlan buzgalom
NAL roptak a tancot Moose
Temple hatalmas nagytermeben.
A modern amerikai tancokat n1-
ha-neha felvaltja a csardas, ma
gyaros muzsikara meg jobban k
pirulnak az arcok, meg lelkeseb-
ben folyik tame, or0mmel allapit-
juk meg, hogy a mi fiatalsagunk,
dacara annak, hogy legnagyobb
reszt mar lit sziiletett - szivesen,
kenyesen rakja magyar nemzeti
tancot.
/ Az esten Rigo 'bandaja muzsi-
kalt, a primas nelkiil - Rig6 mn-
gint becsapta magyarsagot.
A rendezoseg mindent elk0vetctt
a bal sikere erdekcben - meg IS
volt az eredmeny. A bal ugy er-
kolcsileg mint anyagilag a legf6-
nyesebben sikeriilt, az ifjusagi kor
ismet megmutatta, hogy hivatasa
magaslatan all, vezetes nagysze.
Ri kezekben van. Szebb es jobban
rendezett bait mar igazan ell sem
tudunk kepzelni.
Aki oft volt a balon, az felejt.
/
hetetlen szep emlekekkel teri Oft
honaba, aki elnlaradt arr6l, az
mindorokre sajnalhatja.
A bal tiszta jovedelme a refor,
matus egyhaz orgona -alapjat gya.
rapitja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
EGY II Ewes EMBER A RABL0
GYILKOSOK ALDOZATA LETT
Ghrazdalkodnak a banditak. -
Vedekezett- 6ttek, - El-
raboltak $101 keszpenzet.

Az orszagutak ment6n, elha-
gyott, neptelen helyeken fekvG
gazolin allomasok mindig XII van
max teve banditak garazdalkoda-
sainak. Az ut6bbi id5bcn azonban
mem igen tortent olyan borzalmas
rablassal egybekotott gyilkossag,
mint a milyen most. A rablogyil-
kosok aldozata egy Il ewes idGs
ember, aki gazolin allomast vezet,
S mikor a rabl0k reat0rtek, hoyy
kiraboljak, jogosan v6dekczett s
ennek aldozata lett.
A Sharon es West Midlesex
k0z0tt lGv6 vi uton van Williams
Z. Turner gazolin allomasa, me-
lyet a II ewes Greg ember egyma-
gaban vezet. Szombaton este egy
auto ALT meg a gazolin allamas
clott, az Greg Turner kisietett,
hogy kiszolgalja az utasokat. Azok
azonban gazolin helyett revolver
cs0veket meresztettck fele pen
yet 'k0veteltek. Turner allandoan
maganal hordja hat l0vetti revol-
veret, igv azonnal el3rantotta Is
tiizelt. Mind a hat goly6jat kil6t-
te. A banditak sc voltak restek,
latva. hogy lit konnyen lit hagy-
hatjak a b8riiket - 6k is tiizeles-
be kezdtek. Szegeny Greg embert
harom loves ertc, melyek mind.
egyikc halalos volt. Azonban ez Sc
volt eleg, valami sulyos targgyal
ugy fejbevaetak. hogy a koponya-
ia beszakadt, mar ez egymagaban
halalat okozhatta, A eyilkossaa
vegrehajtas utan $lOl-t raboltal,
Ell gazdanelkiii ,maradt alloma>.
T6ls 4 miHsasas-e Aefi srzesbsl~ XII,
vetk6z0tt banditak.
A sheriff 1negallapitasa szerint
lket ember kovette el a rabl6gyil-
kossagot, a hat6sagok nyomukban
vannak igy .niinden remeny meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
A KossUTH K0R GYtLEsE.

A Kossuth kor mutt vasarnap
esedekes gyiileset mem tartotta
meg, mivel ugyanakkor volt a
SIT. lstvan egyhaz es egylet ko-
zos tarsasvacsoraja, AZ elmaradt
gyiiles most vasarnap, marcus 8.
aen lesz megtartva este fel s oral
.kezdrftels d k5r sajAe heiyisege.
ben.
Ezuton is felhivjuk az 6ssztagsa
got, sziveskedjenek a gyiilesen
megjelenni, a targysorozatot vegig
hallgatni E sahhoz hozzasz6lni. A
gyiiles el6tt t0rtenik tagsagi di-
jak szedese, hatralekosok kerct-
mex, hogy fclt6tlenul rendezzelS
tartozasaikat. "
Tekintettcl ennek gyilesnek
vegteleniil fontos targysorozatara
ismetelten kerjiik az 0ssztagsagot,
hogy minden kiiriilmenyek k0zc-
petite teljes szamban jelenjen meg
a gyiilesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-06
MEGHALT REDovAY JANos.

Megint elk0lt0zott az el6k sora-
boil egy derek magyar ember, me-
gint kidolt a magyar egyleti eler-
nek cgy lelkes, faradhatatlan har-
cOsa.
Redovay Janos meghalt.
A gyilkos k6r, tiidogyulladas,
mely ket hettel ezelott agyba don
t0tte, kedden vegzett vele.
Redovay .Janos visszaadta ne
mes lelket a Teremt0nek, 0t kis
eyermeAet lit hagyva nagyon-na-
eyon arvan.
A SIT. lmre egylet jegyzojet s
lelkes tagat veszitette el benne.
Az east youngstown, 2S6 Jack
son street alatti hazban Macy a
gyasz, a j6 ferjet draga tdcs
apat siratjak keservesen.
Penteken reggel 8 6rakor tcme-
tik a SIT. lstvan egyhaz templo-
mabel.