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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-06-20
ONLY THE BEST
GETS THE TOP PRICE

While in Seattle this week F. j
Bonn and the editor of this news
paper went down among the com
mission houses on Western avenue
to see how the fruit and vegetables
from this valley arrived and how
they compared with stuff from the
other districts.
And they are not very proud ol
the comparison.
With the exception of some Lam
berts from Miss Knaub's ranch al
Vernita, none of the cherries from
this valley were in the same class
as those from Grandview. The
fruit was smaller. its color and size
uneven, and in almost every case
there was ascertain amount of de-
formed and spoiled fruit. There
was also distinct difference in the
pack. While the cherries from
this valley were dumped in loose,
into large cherry lugs and peach
boxes, some boxes packed too tight
and others too loose, the Grand
view cherries we're packed in spec
ial boxes ID inches square and in.
ches high, and were faced at the
top, this latter feature adding very
much to the attractiveness of the
package. Buyers were passing up
the cherries from this valley that
were offered at from 8 to II cents.
and buying those from Grandview
at 18 and 20 cents.
John McFee and C. /. Wright
spent a morning last week down on
Western avenue and they say the
conditions were the same then.
1t is not only the cherries too
little attention is being given all
the fruit sent out from here. If
the growers want to get the top
prices they must put out an attrac-
tive package. When it comes to
something to eat, buyers will al
ways pay premium for good stuff
put up in an appetizing way.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-06-20

Try the Drug Store First. Phone 4o3.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-06-20
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our friends for their
many acts Of kindness during oar
bereavement occasioned by the
death of our beloved mother. We
assure all of you that your loving
kindness is very much appreciated
and will long be remembered.
Charles II. Snyder
j. H. Snyder
Mrs. l.. T. Brooks
Mrs. Rena Moore
Mrs. Maude Mints
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-06-20

Miss Cassie McGee has resigned
her position in the land Office in
White Bluffs and will spend few
weeks at her home on the Brown
ranch near Cold Creek before as
suming new duties on the Coast.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-06-20

A shipment of thirty boxes of
MayAower peaches from F. M.
Wheeler of White Bluffs on Mon.
day morning we're the first Wash
ington peaches to arrive on West
ern avenue in Seattle this season.
They we're selling for S1.50 box.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-06-20

Mrs. E j. Meek and little
daughter, Eleanor, of st. Joseph.
Missouri, we're incoming passengers
on Tuesday evenings train for
months visit with Mrs. Meek's sis.
ter, Mrs. l.. N. Fry.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-30
At DOver's New Opera House

What is underlined as a real merry
treat for those who like their amuse-
ments served in an appetitizing and
original manner undoubtedly will be
pleased at the announcement of the
title of the attraction at the New
Opera House, Dover, on Friday Night
Only, February 1. The piece is moth
ing more than the latest version in
stage form of the many adventures of
Jiggs Mahoney and the rest of the
characters made famous by George
McManus in his popular comics,
Bringing Up Father" This time
under the caption of bringing Up
Father on Broadway" Jiggs will be
compelled to travel to many climes,
including a visit to King Tuts Tomb
in the valley of the Kings, Egypt.
That the fun will be rampant, unctu-
Gus and infectious, coupled with pung-
ent wit, screams, novelties and other
salient and distinctive features goes
without saying. Two acts and five
scenes will be required to tell of the
merry and absorbing escapades OF
Jiggs, Maggie and Dinty and other
pleasure loving clan. Novel effects
and unusual surprises are promised
Reserved seats now at Wise's Drug
Store. Mail and phone orders receive
prompt attention.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-30
WOMEN TO AID DEMOCRATS
Delegates From Delaware and Five
Other States Meet in Philadelphia


Information bureaus" to supply
Democratic spokesman in the coming
presidential campaign with first-hand
knowledge of Republican administra- /
tive methods, were arranged at the /
opening session of a three-day region
al conference of Democratic women
delegates from Delaware, New York,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey
and West Virginia in Philadelphia on
Tuesday. Mrs. Emily Newell Blair,
vice-chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, sponsored the pro-
ject, which entails the establishment
of a vigilant observation by Demo-
cratic women workers of Republican
doings, not only at Washington, but
at other stragetic points. The bu-
reaus, Mrs. Blair said, would also aid
in disseminating information con-
cerning Democratic aims and ideals.
"We must let the public know for
what the Democratic party stands"
Mrs. Blair declared. "Some Demo-
Gratis in some places have been accus-
ed of having an 'inferiority complex
We have been too modest about things
where our party would be rightfully
proud" Explaining the method of
supplying campaign workers with Re
publican data, the speaker continued,
tive want to begin to direct public
opinion towards the maladministratiOn
of the present administration" John
W.Davis, former ambassador to Great
Britain, was mentioned as a presiden-
tial candidate by Mrs. Rose McGraw
de Berrez, of West Virginia, at the
morning session of the conference.
The message of the Democratic par
ty in the coming campaign should be
a warning against decentralization
of government and bureaucracy as
contrasted with proper regard for
state rights, Mrs. Rufus Gibbs of Bal
timore told delegates. Mrs. Thornton
Lee Brown, national organizer of
Democratic wOmen's clubs, pointed
out that women are taking a greater
interest in politics as the only means
of combating the high cost of living.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-30
Arrested For Driving without License

Arrested For Driving Without License
James Dickerson, aged about seven
teen years, son of James Dickerson,
who recently had trouble with State
and Federal officers, when they visited
his home near Milford, in search of
still and illegal liquor, was arrested
by officer James Courtney on Sunday
night last, for driving anautomobile
without a drivers license, for driving
an automobile with only one tag and
that of the 1923 issue, and for driving
motor evhicle without lights. The
boy is an old offender as to lights
and proper license to operate an auto
mobile. Usually the machine passed
over the back streets and finding a
shaded or poorly lighted section, the
car was left standing until late hours
at night, in front of private property
or until the officers were off duty in
the traffic work. Esquire Hendrixson
gave the young man a hearing on
Sunday evening and he plead guilty
to the charges. Esquire Hendrixsor
fined him twenty-one dollars on the
charge of driving without an oper-
ator's license and driving a car with
out 1924 license tags. The charge OF
driving without proper lights, which
is a serious charge also, was not acteC
upon. The young man could not pay
the fine so he was locked up and the
automobile, an old and much abuset
affair-was impounded by the police
It would have been cheaper to hav'
paid the license required by law, no
to mention the slight" delinquency.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-30
Gbe Screen
At The Strand, Smyrna

Friday and Saturday Daughters
of the Rich" A powerful picturiza-
tion of Edgar Saltus' Famous Novel
telling a story of Young Blood Amer
lean Dollars and French FrivOlity. A
Preferred Picture with an all star cast
CASTOR Glass, Ruth Clifford, Stuart
Holmes, Miriam Cooper, Viola Vale,
Josef Swickard, TRULY Shattuck.
Monday and Tuesday--Wallace Reid
Agnes Ayres, May McAvoy,in William
de Miles Clarence" by Booth Tark-
ingtOn.
Next Week-"The Temple of Venus.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-30

DIR. Warren S. P. Combs, of Middle
town, who was operated on at the
Lakeneau Hospital, in Philadelphia, on
Monday, returned to his home Thurs
day. The doctor is very weak as a
result of the operation but the attend
ing physician prOnounces his condi-
ton as being good, and his numerous
friends hope to see him on our streets
soon.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-30

EO0fV L1O0 OCHOOL mas n
Parent Teacher Association
GAnd live will teachers officers the Dem
the
every Saturday in February.
lThe about bet
schools conditions community, develop
wholesome n possible the general stand
of citizenship
GLOca Parent Teacher Associations their monthly
meetings programs pointing definitely these things Con-
State Committee develop closely
hundreds Of local
the things that relate o community bettemeat.
The Of Teacher Program that the
State Association to Teachers
n nKentCO at the Rodney Wy
Omng
Saturday, February
Officers and Teachers o interested
in ParentTeacher Work Better
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
Missio.

Piinkosd masodnapjan, mint
mar jeleztiik scent missio kezdo-
dott a Scent Istvan templomban,
mely vasarnap este fel 8 kor er
veget a legszebb szertartasok ko-
zott. Tudomasukra adjuk hivek-
mex hogy penteken reggel s kor
Szentseg-i -imadas kezd6dik, mely
vasarnap este a missi6 bezarasa-
val kapcsolatban er veget. Som
baton d. u. fel 2 kor gyermekek
gyonasa kezdodik. Vasarnap ID. U.
azoknak a gyermekeknek a meg
aldasa lesz akik meg mem gy6ntak
es mem aldoztak. Felhivnk minden
anyat, hogy hozza ell gyermeket
erre az idore a Scent Istvan tenn
plomba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12

A piink0sd iinnepi ossZej0vetell
orakon templom ilo helyei meg
teltelz buzgo hivekkel, akik telJes
hittel hallgattak tiszteletes 'ko-
vacs Jozsef az egyhaz lelkeszenek
el6adasat az elso piink0sd0n tor
tent Macy esemenyekrol, amikor
az Ur Jezus elkiildotte megigert
Scent lelket az egyszeru emberek
soraibol valasztott tanitvanyokra.
Azokra tanitvanyokra akik egy
akarattal voltak egyiitt, ankle
pen irva vagyon a Scent biblla-
ban. Scent Lukacs apostolok csc
lekedeteirol irott konyv, masodlk
reszenek elso, masodik es harma-
dix verseiben.
A hivek Macy serege cit az Urn
scent vacsoraval, melyhez szak-
seges kenyeret es bort Gabor Fe-
rencz es neje adomanyoztak.
Az esteli alkony orakban ismet
telve volt templom buzgo hivek
seregevel, akik k0ziil tobben fem
allassal jeleztek, hogy 0nkentes ell
hatarozasuk folytan az egyhaz
tagiaiva kivannak lenni 6haJt-
iak felvenni scent keresztseget
melvet Az Ur Jezus elrendelt es
mikepen ait a scent iras is tanl,
tia es az els0 keresztyenek is gya'
koroltak. Mate ev. 3. resi- 1917
vers.
Az ifjusagi kor, valamint az en-
nekkar is szep szamokkal mtiko
d0tt k0zre, hiv6k mindegylke
mex nagy lelki epiilesere.
Az egyhaz ezuton meghiv' min
denkit = felekezeti kil0mseg mel
kill = isteni tiszteleteire, melyek
tartatnak vasarnap delelott IL O.
rakor, 10 orakor vasarnapi iskola
van, este kor ahitat ezen az
ifiusagi kor is kozremukodik.
Tisztelettel - az egyhaz veze,
t0sege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
A YoUNGsTowNI sZENT !STvbN KI-
RALYRoL EINEvEzETT ROM. ES GoR.
KATH. TEMPLoMI rs BETEGsEGEIYzo
EGYLET
Al.pittatott 1901 augusztus as-sn

Elook Horvath Istvan, 522 Williamson
Ave-, Telefon, Auto 777S4, aleln0k Balask6
Gy0rgy, Jegyz5 Mixich Gaspar, p. o. Box
I'll, Youngstown, Ohio {kihez minden az
egyletet erdekl6 level kuldend6), penztarnok
Czene Gabor, penzdgyi titkar Palatinus J6'
zsef, beteglatogat6 Horvath Istvan Bizott-
sagi tagok: Bodzas Janos, Kaluczky Janos,
Turner JOSEF es Macy JOSEF. Trusteek
Horvath Istvan Benish Andras es Jurista
Istvan. Nagybizottsagi tagok: Habodasz
Gustav, Borsodi Janos, Macy JOSEF es Ho-
molya Istvan. Gyermekosztaly ugykezel6i: +:
Benish Andras es Hornyak Mariska.
Hivatalos orvos: DR.. Fuzy Pal (Home
Savings Bldg). Rendel6 6rak: 1-3-ig Is
7-8ig.
Az egylet havi IS cent befizet6se elleneben
fizet $35O.oO halaleseti Is 800 heti be-
tegsegelyt.
Gyuleseit tartja minden h6 else vasar-
napjan a Kossuth K0zmuvel6desi EgyesGlet
termeben, 1874 E. Federal st. delutan oral
kczdettel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
EGYLETI kALAUZ
YOUNGSTOWN KOSSUTH K0zMUvELO.
j, DEsI EGYEsULET.
MAGYARORSZAGBA

Eln0k: Molnar Lajos, alelnok LiszkaylGA
Dor, jegyz6 titkar: Revesz Kalman (P-
o. Box AIT, Youngstown Ohio), penztar-
nok Dalton Desc, ellen5r: Giirtler Adolf,
'haznagy: Gr6za Janos szamvizsgal6 bizott.
sag: Nemenyi E. Mikl6s Habodasz Gustav,
Molnar Mihaly, k0nyvtarnok: Uray Ka-
roly, trusteek: i'd. Lautner Janos, Brogli
Ignac, Molnar Lajes, Dalton Dezso, Molnar
Mihaly a football csapat vezet6je: Deak
Pal. Nagybzottsagi tagok: Nemenyi Il. Mix
los, Pekarcsik Istvan, i'd. Lautner Janos es
Dalton Dezs8
/ Az egylet celia magyar tarsadalmi 6let
fejlesztese, tagjainak sz6rskostat&sa So .
magyar nyelv fejlesxt6se Is meg6v6sa. Tart
n6pies felolvssasokat 81 tervbe van we've
sngol iskola nyitAss is. Az egylet helyisege
nyitva minden este tagok r6szere. K0nyv.
tarhasxn&lat Is egyeb sx6rskoz&sok &llansk
. tagok rendelkezes6re.
Tagsagi dij f6rfiaknak $500 felevenkint,
n6k tagsag dija $50 .el6venkint -
BeAllAsi dij ferfiaknak $2.oc, n6knek 800.
Is rendes felev tagsagi dij.
Gyulesejt tartja minden h6nap els6 Va
sArnapJan 124 East Federal Strssten
lev6 saiAt helyis6geben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
EGY EJSZAKA A DERVISEK
K0ZOTT.

Egy Kair6ban el6 nemet orvosnak 81
keriilt egy el6kel6 dervis estelyen reszt
venni. Baratsagos sz6lamokkal fogadta
a vendeget haziur kapuban pa
pirlampakkal kivilagitott udvaron at
bevezette bels6 epuletbe, amelynek i
regi erk0lcs szerint zarva kellene len
ME idegenek el6tt. A nemet orvos azon-
ban kezefte q haziur nej6t 6s leanyat $
exert szabadon jarhatott a harem falai
k6zott. A vendegszobaban, amelynek
t0r0kiil szalanik a neve, a fal melle
allitott divanokra ulnek a latogat6k e.
fist0lnek.
A haziur elmeseli, hogy novicius ko-
raban alland6an resztvett szadia der.
visek penteki gyakorlatain. Evek hosszu
soran tanulta veluk kiil6nfele meghaj-
lasokat es a ritushoz szakseges tori
mozdulatokat. Csak hosszu el6iskolazott
sag utan avattak be q rifai dervisek ce-
rem6niaiba. Eek a papok Allah tiszte-
letere Atszurjak az arcukat, izz6 vasat
tesznek a nyelviikre, iiveget es tiizet
esznek, eleven kigy6kat IS skorpi6kat
nyelnek le. Az egyiptomi dervisek mem
szerzettesek, hanem t0bbnyirs iparoyok,
akik csakptntekens fogaalkoznak4 vaaa-
81 gyakorlataikkal. Ezeket gyakorla-
|tokat cikernek, megemlekezesnek neve.
xix.
Beszelget6s k0zben felhallatszott AZ
udvarr6I q halb5rtamburinak moraja :
valamsnpyien lemegyunk, hogy meepsz.
zlk aidervisek tancat. Az udvas kosspe
gyskennyel van leteritve, 3 gysk6ny
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
A DKIDGEp0RTI MAGYAk SEGELYz0
sZ0vETsfG 1s. 81. YOUNGSTOWN
OSzTkLYA.

Elnok vsrgs D. Janos, iigykezel6 penstar.
nok 10th B. J6zsef (122S Bellsvista ave.,
Youngstown, o., hozza intezend6k levelek
es nala fizetendGk havi iarul6kok), iegyzd
Gagyi Janos, ellchGr Dorgai Gyula. nagybi.
zottsagi tsgok Mih6k Sander, Gagyi Janos,
10th B. J6ssef, : Dorgai Gyula es Vargs D.
Jdnos.
Gyueseit tsrtia minden h6 hsrmadik va
s&rnapj&n a Kossuth K6r kisterm6ben.
Az egylet korszerinti fizetes alspjan vessi
fel tsgokat 2 dollar bsspti dit mellet, a
meyb5l felvett tag doliart visssakap
1000 dollar hslsleseti segelyt 6s heti dot.
lar betcgseg6lyt fizet. A gyermekosztalyba
8 Evt6l 16-ig vesznek fel tsgokat, skik havi
15 centet fizetnek Is hslal eseten 100 dol
i4rt kapnak ~ 6r6k6s0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
SALAMONI ITELET KET Ell
CSERELT KISBABA DOL
GABAN.
Ha az anyahoz es leanyahoz egyszerre
latogat el a g6lya.

Lombardia egyik bajos kis helyise
geben Missaliaban olyan eset t0rtent, a
melyr6l most egesz Italiaban sokat be
szelnek.
Nemregiben Montana, falu kova
csa haza kett6s 0ryendetes esemeny
szinhelye lett, g6lya kopogtatott Monti
|anone ablakan, aki most AZ ewes, {
ugyanabban az 6raban ellatogatott ez q
madar Montianone leanyahoz is, a 19
ewes Klarahoz, aki oft lakott szilei
mel a ferjevel egyiitt, aki vasuti tiszt
visel6
Minthogy lakas Silk volt, a ke.
anya egy szobaban fekddt. Anyagi
javakkal mem leven tulsagosan megald
va ,abban allapodtak meg, hogy csak
egy tud6sasszonyt hivnak, aki mind
kett6jaknel fog segedkezni. Icy, is tor
tent. Az oreg Maria, akit feg6dz L0m
bardiaban ismernek az iigyess6g@f5l
gondozta az id3sebbik anyat es fiata
labbikat is. Termeszetesen a ket Xii
oiasz k6riil fin volt mind kett5 =
|szint6n szorgoskodott, fiir6szt0tte
0ket p6lyalta BE-, oket, friss fehsrne
lnube.
a g6lyalatogatas masnapian az Oren
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
Tenetes.

Szomoru Swivel meg kell emile
kezniink azokr6l a .gyaszszertarta-
sokrol is, melyek vegbementek a
Scent Istvan templomban Kuti
Gabor kopors6ja felett junius T.
en-. Kuti Gabor, honfitarsunk,
mint AIT mar megirtuk, egy sze-
rencsetlen balesetnek lett a1doza
ia mely munka kozben erte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
YOUNGSTOWN REFoRMATUs EGYHAzI
FERFI ELS MOI CHATTANOOGA BETEa-
SEGELYz6 EGYLET.

ElnGk Seb6k Gabor (321k Tod Ave., al
eln6k Reti J6zsef, titkar es jegyz6 Balogh
Balazs 1882 Crescent Street. akihez minden
az egyletet erdekl6 frtesites kiildend6), penz-
tarnok Gaal Lajos p.s ellen6r Kovacs Ferenc,
bizalmi ferfiak es n6k: hegyen Molna,
Istvan 6s 10th Karoly, Brier Hillen Be
lenczki Janos Is Balogh Balazsnf, Souti
Eideon D6ka Sander es Menyhert Janosne
Haseltonban Bernat Oresz es Patkan6czi J&
nosns East Youngstownban Fodor Lajos,
BknyGcski Janos, Kiraly Istvanne.
Minden beteg tag k6teles betegseget i,"~il'
letenek bizalmiianal bejelenteni. Bette !.io
gat6s k0teles6 minden tagra.
Gyiil6seit tsrtis minden h6 4-ik vasar.
napj6n magyar reformatus templom alatti
helyisegben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
Rom. kath. egyhaz
Keresztelesek

Az ntobbi napokban harom kis-
dedet kereszteltek meg a. Scent
Istvan templomban es pedig ju-
MUS 6.-an Pribulla Jozsef es neJe
szJletett Battari Erzsebet sziilok
kis fiat, aki majus 20.-an Gasta-
va, Ohioban sziiletett, Sander es
Vincze nevre. Ez mar a negyedik
fla derek magyar asszonynak
Keresztsziil0k voltak: Bartus Vim
ce es Piszarcsik Roza.
Junius 9.-en kereszteltek meg
Homorody Gyorgy es neje szile-
tett Lengyel .Katalin ikerleany
kait, es pedig tekintettel az u.
sziillottek igen gyenge voltara =
a kereszteles "a sziiloi haznal tor.
tent. Az ikrek junius Gan sziilet
tex, Xix kozul az elso Maria, Anna
masodik pedig Catharine, Erzse
bet sneveket nyerte a scent. Ike
resztsegben. Keresztsziilok vol
taxi ( Cherry B. Janos es Lengye
iErzsebet. j.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
A vERHovAY sEGELYEGYLET 1os Tx
FIoKJA, YoUNGsTowN, o.
Alakult 1908 oktober 1o.6n


Eln0k: Turner J6zsef, aleln0k: Kaloczky
JAnos. titkar: Gregosits J6zsef, All Kyle
ST., Youngstown, o. (kihez minden az egy.
letet erdekl6 level kuldend6) p6nztarnok III.
Macy J6zsef, Ala Il. Marion Ave, elen6r .
Bersodi Janos, gas tagu bizottsag: Memo
nyi Il. Mikl6s, Balask6 Gy0rgy, III Macy
J6zsef,, ifj. ugykezel5: R6v6sz Kalm&n, be.
tegatogat6k: Brier Hillen Balogh Balazs, a
hegyen Borsody Janos 6s Pctranszky J6-
zsef, South Sideon Menyhert Janos es H.
Macy JOSEF, Lansingvillen Potornay Janos
Hazletonban D. Kovacs Ferenc. Albert st. -en
Bodzas Janos. k6rhazakba Hoffer Andras es
Mih6k Sander, Struthersen M6ricz Miklos
zaszl6tartot es ajt66rt id6r6l-id6re az eln0k
newell XII. Nagybizottsagi tagok: Debroszki
Andras, Jurista Istvan, Kaloczky Janos, Ge.
ressy Sander.
Hivatalos orvos: DR.. Fisy Pal, 403 Home
Savings Bank Building.
Gydl6seit tartja minden h6 masodik va
sarnapjan d6lutan 2 6rakor Mahonng
svenuei magyar reformatus templom alatt
gyilesteremben. Il
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
Az A1GERIKANUs PEsTI
KAIsANDJA.

David Kalman amerikai allam-
polgar Debrecenbol felj0tt Buda.
pestre, hogy innen utazzek tovabb
uj hazajaba, Amerikaba. A Tho
k0ly-uton egy rend6ri felugyelet
alatt allo aszony, Schmitt Karoly-
ne, megszolitotta .es .ennek az ut
cal ismeretsegnek David Kalman
meglehet6sen megadta az arat.
0rakkal kes5bb, hogy a novel
egyitt volt, eszrevette, hogy a
penztarcajab6l kiloptak egy ezer-
dollarost es agy huszdollarost.
Azonnal fokapitanysagra sietett
Is a k0zponti iigyeleten -feljelen-
test tett. Megindult a nyomozas.
de az asszonyt mem tudtak kezre.
keriteni. Hetek teltek eli, aniig
Schmitt Karolyne relid6rkezre ke-
riilt.
Ekkorra azonban mar csak ke-
YES penze maradt az azerdollar.
boil. Megallapitotta rendorseg
hogy ali asszony masnap regge.
bevaltotta sokmilli6 koronat ere
dollarokat, elkezdett nagylabor
elni, mulatott es ilyen alkalmak
kor milli6s ajandekokat osztoga
tott szet. A rendorseg letartoztat
ia Schmitt Karolynet es azokat is
akik ilyen milli6s ajandekokat TO
gadtak ell tole. De kiterjesztettei
a bunvadi eljarast egys allanl 4 ll
4 rend0rsegi detektiv ellen is, mer
gyanu tamadt ARA, hogy az egyil
detektiv, aki ebben az iigyben a
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vERHOVAY 1O8.

A yerhovayH Segely Egylet lO0
Fi6k beteg tagjai nevsora a ko
vetkezo:
Sziich Ferenczne, 907 w. Ma.
olson Ave.
Varga Mihaly, 1901 Manhattan
Ave. Jelenleg City hospital.
Juhasz JOSEF, 1928 Donald Ave
Jelenleg City hospital.
Hoffer Andras, 211 Edward ST
Debroszki Julia, 1850 Wilson
Ave.
Gregosits JOSEF,
All Kyle Str.
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Hazassag.

/ A kis leany kinek atyjat, any
sjat eskette a plebanos S akit ke-
resztelt eloszor meggyomtatott
Is megaldoztatott, junilts 10.-en
eskiidott orok huseget szive va
ilasztottjanak a Scent Istvan tenn
'plomban, ugyanennek a plebanos-
max a szine elott. Al kis leany neve
Bene Mariska, volegenye pedig
Lukacs Janos. Tanuk voltak Hor-
3csig Mihaly es zuti Gyula.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-12
H0DIT A MAGYAR ZENE.

A messzi eszakrol jott ell ujra
kozenk finn testvernemzet egyik
leghiresebb zeneismer6je es kar.
mestere, Cajanus, aki magyar
zener0l, magyar komponistakr6l
miiveszetr0l ezeket mondotta:
Finnorszagban nagyon jol is
merik magyar zenet, amelyet ESQ.,
|dalunk es szeretInk. Amikor HUI
bay Jeno a multi szazad kilencve-
mes eveiben Finnorszagban hang
Fversenyezett, tiintet6 le1kesedessel
es elismeressel fogadtak. Miveit
ismerjuk es eloadjuk. Dohnanyi
D-molr szimf6niaja is alland6 mil.
sordarabunk. Operahazunkban SAL
nos meg nem jatszottak magyar
operakat, de mostani utam remel-
hetoleg ebben tekintetben sem
lesz eredmenytelen. Poldini nagy-
szerii vigoperajar6l mar az uton
hallottama Hubayn Xviii Rekay,
az Operahaz karmester is jart mar
Finnorszagban. 1907-ben, ha j6l
eml6kszem. Szigeti hegediimiivesz-
s5elsegyiitt j0tt, aki sep sikereket
aratot. Al modern magyar zenet,
Kodalyt, Bart6kot meg nem kul-
tivaljuk, de mindennek megj0n 4
maga ideje. Liszt Is Volkmann
0r0kszep szerzsm6nyeit asonban
allsnd6an iatszak filharm6niku.
saink, igaz gyoonyoriis6g gtinkre.
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Tenetes.

Junius no Sen helyeztiik or0k
nyugalomra Fiizy Bertalan ell
hunyt nejet, sziiletett Sander En-
zsebetet. A megboldogult "a Bel
monti temetoben helyeztett orok
nyugalomra.
E no 10.-en temettiik Fabian
Sander es neje Tar Zsofia fiacska-
jat. A 10 hetes csecsemo szinten
Belmont temetoben nyugszik.