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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

photographs of Louis r. Roth and
Isidore Schoenberg, owners, also an
interior of their complete machine
shop, a lineup of the ave Treat You
White" fleet of wreckers and SER
vice trucks, and a photograph Of the
Roth Bros. baseball team.
Griffin Vance, manager OF the Jack
Neal Nash Motors Company, wishes to
call attention to the fact that the
chief of police, the mayor, the traffic
managers and the Fiesta parade Off
Gals, all rode in Washes during the
parades.
Z. G. Weiss, branch manager Of the
Mason Tire and Rubber Company,
was here Wednesday visiting Gene
Roth and Company, local distributors
of Mason safety First" cords.
R. 8. Williams of the American
Hammered Piston Ring Company, is
in San Antonio this week calling on
jobbers. Mr.. Williams is entirely
pleased with San Antonio.
z. G. Kelly of the General Auto
motive Corporation of Chicago, is call
ing on Straus Frank Company here.
Mr.. Kelly is at present concentrat-
ing his attention on Monogram Radia-
tor Caps, and is to take charge of the
Texas and Oklahoma territory for his
company, with Dallas as his headquar-
tiers.
Adolfo Brizuela. the representative
of the Straus Frank Company at Mex
Sico City, Mexico. is in San Antonio.
Business is rushing. down in Mexico,
reports Mr.. Brizuela.
The Stratus Frank Company Is at
PRESENT enlarging its leather goods
stock. taking on new supplies and ar
ranging n new leather goods display,
of an original and unusual method.
The goods are on vertical, door-like
panels. hinged in one side so that
they may be moved aside to permit
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

spending a week or so in San An
tonic. The United Motors Service
handles Delco ignition and lighting
systems, Remy ignition, Klaxon horns,
New Departure bearings and other
General Motors Corporation automo-
bile accessories.
Ed Buckley, credit manager Of the
Straus Frank Company, was, out of
town last week on company business.
He returned Thursday morning.
Ray e. Simpson. with the Straus
Frank Company, left Thursday night
for Dallas where he will attend the
Shrine ceremony being held there. Mr..
Simpson says that his golf average is
unusually good, and that he expects
it TO help him pay expenses while in
Dallas.
Louis Hornor, popular salesman for
the Clifton George Motor Company,
local Ford and Lincoln dealer, has
taken charge of the used car depart
ment for that company.
Charles Dunn, formerly new car
foreman Of the Clifton George Motor
Company, has been promoted to shop
foreman.
Charles J. George, president and
general manager of the Clifton George
Motor Company, local Ford and Lin.
coin dealer, returned last week from
business trip to the East and North.
He says he is glad to get back on the
job again, and back to the land OF
sunshine. During his trip Mr.. George
saw George Cole. formerly with the
Clifton George Motor Company, and
now q Ford dealer in Nashville. Mr..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

Cole asked Mr.. George to remember
him 10 his friends. He said he is doing
q splendid business.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

". B. Shaw, wholesale territory
man of the Koehler-Kunkel Motor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

& G. z. Harris. wholesale represen-
tative of the San Antonio Overland
Company, who has charge of the Fred
-ericksburg territory, is in the city this
week making a report of business con-
ditions.
Evening star., 1924-09-03
89c Silk and Cotton
Tan POngee, Csc Yd.

hes wide.
89c White Wolfe, 40 inches wide
a very fine. sheer. two-ply, inn
ported quality. with beau SOo
tiful chiffon finish. $1,000. o1S
$1.50 White Brocade Skirtine.
80 inches wide, white eponSc
grounds with fiber silk on,
(glos) brocade designs. on
39c White Ratine, 36 inches
wide, stylish pebble weave, 1s,
wool finish quality. . wv
39c White Wolfe, 40 inches wide,
fine. sheer, two-ply quality, m,
for waists and dresses. -. nv
Evening star., 1924-09-03
MELLON PREDICTS
EUROPEAN REVIVAL
Secretary Returning from
! sAbroad Sees Pre-War Pros
. perity Under Dawes Plan.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 3.-Pre-
war prosperity will return to Europe
now that the Dawes plan goes into
effect. Secretary of the Treasury Mel
Ion predicted yesterday upon his ar
rival from abroad aboard the White
Star liner Majestic.
& Mr.. Melons statement concerning
his experiences abroad were brief.
however. Reaching quarantine seven
hours overdue because of fogS, pre-
saying the fag-end of hurricane
travelling up coast, which brought
the Majestic to a standstiIl off shore,
the Secretary of the Treasury was
met by a score of Government of.
fcials and hurried to the Battery
aboard revenue cutter.
Accompanied by Relatives.
Mr.. Melons party included his
brothers family. Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard E. Mellon and their daughter
tary's nephew. His daughter Ailsa
remained abroad. Mr.. Mellon en-.
trained for Washington Immediately
upon landing. saying he was anxious
TO get back to business"
g He declined to discuss whether his
presence with that of Secretary of
State Hughes i'll England and France
at the critical periods of Dawes plan
neEotiatons, had any official sig
nificance. He was certainly an un-
official visitor in Europe. he said. and
went there primarily for recreation.
THE Dawes plan speaks for itself"
was his comment. II am very op-
timistic for the complete rehabilita-
tion of Europe through it's operation.
I expect that Europe will be on a
pre-war basis of prosperity within d
short time after the necessary finan-
cial preliminaries are negotiated.
Had Portrait Painted.
The MELONS boarded the Majestic
at Cherbourg. going there from
Paris. where the Secretary had been
topping off his holiday by posing be-
fore a Partisan artist for a portrait
IN oils and in seeing the sights of
the French capital. How he liked
that completed picture Mr.. Mellon
declined to say. nor would he reveal
whether he had brought il home
with him
He said. however. that he recently
enjoyed an unofficial luncheon with
Premier Herriot, Finance Minister
Clementel and few other govern
ment officials. Since that occasion.
which was during the Dawes plan
negotiations in England. he had seen
none of French officialdom. Mr.. Mel
Ion declared.
Evening star., 1924-09-03
Notions

Blanket Binding. OF good quail
ity sateen. in white and colors'
3-inch folded. yard, 12Ec.
Babies Rubber Pants, all sizes,
pair. 15c.
25c Elastic Sanitary Belts, cor
rectly made. at 19c.
Linserie Tape, assorted colors,
three yards in piece. Three
pieces for 1Oc.
Bone Hsirpins, assorted sizes;
5, and 10 in box, DC.
Lullaby Nickle-plated Safety
Pins, all sizes, card. SC.
Rubberized Household Aprons,
pretty checks and plaid enects'
soc kinds at 3Sc.
Dressmakers' Adamantine Pins,
one-auarter-pound boxes, at 1oc.
Snap Fasteners, black and white;
Ali sizes. regularly sc card, Two
cards for sc.
Celluloid Thimbles, assorted
colors; regularly &C each' Iw"
for Sc, -.
Dust Caps, good quality lawns,
in assorted colors; neatly TRIM
med, 1oc. ~.
iSitroux Double Mesh Hair
Nets, cap and fringe styles: all
shades except white and gray,
at 1Oc.
Goldenberg' Floor.
Evening star., 1924-09-03

in he ghofa Buyinefu
all on f 10 low
cns ructo ncomb with handsome
m andn quality sleio fromw whch choose
Divided Payments
No interest or Choges
Evening star., 1924-09-03
NIGHT FLYER HURT.
Walter Becker Strikes Tree a
Hagerstown.

SpH"ial Dispatch to The star
HAGERSTOWN. Sept ember :;-Wa1-
ter Becker, known in aviation circles
as the Flying Dutchman," is in the
local hospital suffering from injuries
ne sustained when his plane struck
tree and crashed to the ground
Monday night, while he was attempting
a night flight He is expected TO re.
rnNcr
Evening star., 1924-09-03
81 Window Shades
74c

American Holland or Heavy
Oil OPAQUE Cloth Window Shades.
size 9 #. by IT 9 inches; strong
spring rollers, in white. ecru and
greens. . Complete with crochet
ring and fixtures.
Goldsnberv's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-09-03

$35 Brussels Rugs, $25.75
9x12-ft. Smiths Brussels Rugs, a grade noted
for its durability; handsome conventional and
oriental designs in blue, rose taupc gray.
8.3xlO6-ft. size, $3.50 grade at s23.75
6x9.ft. size, $4,000 grade at $l3.75
Evening star., 1924-09-03
Special Values in
FALL SILKS

Satin Charmeuse, $2.98
40-inch Black Satin Charmeusc,
extra heavy, pure silk quality,
with rich satin-face finish.
ST Silk Pongee, 85c
80 inches wide, all-silk grade
with heavy lustrouS finish, in
black, white, gray. light blue,
pink. old rose. turquoise, cadet,
honeydew, tan and navy blue.
All fast colors.
Evening star., 1924-09-03
Women's $4 and SIS
Pumps and Oxfords
Reduced to $2.S5

Several hundred pairs of womens low shoes in this
sale offering for tomorrowat price that generous
savings YOU The group consists OF Pumps Oxfords
Of the wanted feathers and materials There are
pumps OF patent leather gray and aredale also Oxfors
calf and black kid and black satin pumps as we'll as
growing girls oxfords. Spanish military and low walking
heels Sizes 2z to l. widths a to D, in the asortncnt
First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-09-03
$2.98, $3.50 & 81
Beaded Bags
$1.97

These handsome beaded oass
are in the newest draWstrng
STYLE and are richly designed IN
gorgeous and effective colorings.
Many with deep fringe. All are
we'll made and silk lined.
GoldenbeY's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-09-03

36-inch Ratinspun, yarn mer.
cerized cotton fabric, in all 2S~
wanted colors. also white WV
39c Plain Color Noiles, 80 inches
wide. fine, sheer. tWo-ply quality,
in all wanted street and 1O~
evening shades. .........
59c Printed Pongee. 81 inches
wide, a silk and cotton fabric,
with new printed designs; 2O~
all fast colors. ........
2Sc Lonecloth. Sc inches wide,
close woven, soft finish 1Qo
quality. for lingerie.
Goldenbers s-First Floor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
MASZKA-BAL.

Mint minden esztendoben, ugy
ez evben is egy pompas maszka-
bal szinhelye lesz Halloween nap
jan Kossuth Kor. Az alarcosok
S a maszka ruhasok hatalmas Sc
regel vonul maid fel Kossuth
Kor pagytermeben, lesz maid rem
geteg kacagas, a kozJnseg nera
fog kifogyni aakedvesebbnel-k l-ked-
vesebb mulatsagok egesz sorozata-
boil, Mar az, lazasan Y ! folynak jel-
mezkeszitesek, mint eddig is, most
is jutalom var azokra, akik jci-
mezeikkel kierdemlik maid az er-
,tekes dijjaikat. Az el6kesziiletek
persze titokban folynak, senki
sem hajlando elarulni jelmezet S
bizony azon az esten nagy meg
lepetesek varhatok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
ttL0DNEK 4 lEftx1DVE-
L0K.

i.
A Kossuth K0r elsorangunak is
inert mukedvel6i, eddig tradici6ik
hoz hiven, szorgalmasan kesziil-
mex egy pompas darabra, amely-
mex eloadasa valosagos esemenye
lesz varosunknak.
A lelkes garda szorgalmas pro
bal lazasan folynak, minde1l egyes
szerepl6 azon van, hogy a 80
parthie" cimii darab sokaig fe-
lejthetetlen elmenye legyen az it.
teni magyarsagnak.
Az eloadas pontos idejet meg
mem tudjuk, annyit azonban mar
most elarulhatunk, hogy a szere-
pek mind nagyszeru kezekben
vannak. ]. A szereplok mindegyike
tudasa legjavat fogja adm ICY
minden bizonhyal egy pompas el6-
adasban lesz reszunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
Az OREG EGYLET FELHIVASA

y
A Youngstown Els6 Magyar
Bctegsegelyzo Egylet felhiyast in
tex a Youngstown, valamint a
kornyeki magyarsaghoz. Ez az
Egylet, mely harminc ev ota be-
csiiletesen es pontosan teljesiti k0-
telesseget, megerdemli magyar
sag osztatlan partolasat. A szep-
tember havi gyiiles elhatarozta,
hogy egesz esztend0n keresztiil be-
allasi dij nelkiil vesz fel uj tago-
kat, hogy ezaltal is alkalmat szol-
galtasson minden magyarnak az
Egyletbe valo felvetelere. Az egy-
let vallaskiil0nbseg nelkiil felvesz
tagjai soraba minden becsiiletes
magyar not, vagy ferfit, akiknek
eletkora 16 evtol 45-ig terjed. Be
allasi dij egyaltalaban mines, a ha-
vidij Is cent, ennek elleneben fl
yet az egylet heti 800 betegse-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

gelyt. valamint hAlllessti segslyt.
Ez az Egylet . legr6gibb Youngs-
townban Is k0rnyeken, segitette
betegeit - az 0zvegyeknek, ar
vaknak jar6 illetekeket mindig
idejeben pontosan kifizette.
B6vebb felvilagositast minden
kinek keszseggel ad az Egyle. ell
n0ke, vagy titkara.
A szeptemberi gyiilesen tagok
szep szammal vettek reszt. Az
Egylet tagletszama harommal sza-
porodott, vi tagokkent bealltak
More Janosne, Varga Mihaly es
Szaday Benjaminne.
A legkozelebbi gyules oktober
sen lesz megtartva, ez alkalom-
NAL jelentkezhetnek ujabb tagok
Az egylet hatralekosai felkeret-
mex, hogy a legk kozelebbi gyiiles al
kalmaval rendezzek hatralekaikat
.Tisztelettel:
A Vezetoseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
WARREN, OHIO.
.LUTRIzAs.

No hat moxgas! Lutrizas! A
warreni Scent -Haromsagr6l elne-
vezett gk. hitk0zseg - NJ. NJ.
Reiss es n. Blackburn Real Estate
brokerektol ajandekba kapott q
Youngstown Ave. es Ridgehill
Drive - 81 szamu lottot templo-
ma javara. ~ E lottot 1924 okt6-
Der Sen, vasarnap delutan 4-kor
tett szinhelyen, tehat a nevezett
81. szamu lotion, nyilvanosan
kilutrizzuk. No hat, mozogjek
kend is, ha meg nem vett tike-
tet SO centert. A lott a testverek
kozott is megeri az egyezer dol
lart.
Tisztelettel: Ivanko Janos, Vir-
raszto Laszlo, K0k0rcheayi Ka-
roly, Brizsak Gy0rgy - sorseld
bizottsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
A szolGBATI BAL.

Vegre lit van a nehezen vart
nap, rank virrad nemsokara szep-
tcmber 27-ike, szombat, amikor is
Warren magyarsaganak egy1k leg
nevezetesebb esemenye fog lezajla
nj. Anint AFT mar tobb alkalom-
NAL megirtuk, szolnbston lesz
megtaftva Munkas Betegsegely-
z6 nagysxabasu sziiIeti nfalatsaga
a Walnut. street, Roman Hallban
A lnulatsas sikere erdekeben
mindent ek9yet rendezSseg =
ICY tehat semmiben sem lesz hi
amy. Legyen oft mindenki ezen d
pompas balon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
POMPAS DARAB.

>-Amint arr0l mar hiradassal vol
tunk, a Reformatus Ifjusagi Kor
miikedveloi nagyban kesziilnek
egy igazan els6rangu szindarab
el0adasara. A "Tul Macy Kriva-
nom cimii hires magyar darabot
Amerikaban meg sehol mem adtak
elo a miikedvelok ICY azutan ert-
heto az a nagy erdeklodes, ami a
darab szinrehozatalat megelozi.
AIT mondanunk sem kell, hogy
a szerepl0k mindegsike val6saggal
ambicionalja szerepk0ret lazas
buzgalommal keszIl ezen lelkes
miikedvelo garda ARA ismet
hogy egy igazan kitiin0 darab,
pompas eloadasayal gyony0rkod-
tesse magyarsagunkat.
A darab szinrehozatalanak veg.
leges datuma meg mines megalla-
pitva = annak idejen maid kozol
nj fogjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

A Youngstown Magyar Reforma
tus FSrfi Is MOI Bs. Egylet
osszes tagjaih0z.

Tisztelt Tagtarsak: az egylet
yezetosege ezuton is felhivja az
On0k figyelmet. most vasarnap,
september 2S-an, delutan 2 oral
kezdettel tartando gyiilesiinkre.
Korlevel utjan is tudatjuk tagtar-
sainkkal, hogy ezen a gyuiesen
lesz felolvasva az ujonnan m6do-
sitott alapszabaly, ami minden
egyes tagot feltetleniil erdekel. Ez
az intezkedes a rendkiviili gyiiles
hatarozatabol t0rtent ehhez az
augusztusi gyiilesiink is hozzaja-
rult. Kell tehat, hogy ezen a gyii-
lessen minden egyes tag jelen le-
gyen, nehogy egyesek maid gyu-
les hatarozata utan beszeljenek.
J6jj0n ell minden egyes tag erre a
gyiilesre lit nyilvanitsa yeleme-
nyet.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy ezen q
gyiilesen sok tennivalo lesz, Ike.
rink mindenkit a pontos megJe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
MAGYAR N0TA.
A Vezetoseg

A vasarnap esti sziniel0adas al
'kaimaval a koz0nseg mem egy je-
lenese alkalmaval innepelte tar
sulat egyhk tagjat, Medgyaszay
Jenot. Kiilon0sen elenk tapsvihar
jutalmazta ennek kival6 miivesz-
mex egyik enekszamat, melynek
cine: tErzem, hdgysa szerelme-
mex vege''.
Nem'lesz erdektelen megemlite-
nj, hogy ext a. dalt, valamint meg
ket kedves magyar darabot a Co
lumbia' tarsasag lemezre vette.
Nemsokara forgalomba ,keriil ez Il
Medgyaszay Jen6 altal enekelt le-
mez, melynek egyebkent meg yan
az az erdekessegesis, hogy egy le-
mezen harom nagSen kedves ma.
gyar nota van es pedig .Arnyos La
ci: "Erzem, hogy szerelmenek we
gc'', Balazs Arpad bajos darab-
iVss Udyarra nez,az ,enrozsaln alb
laka'', valamint "Csak azert''
csardas. Ere az vi lemezre fel-
hivjuk a magyarsag figyelmet, 4
Ress-fele zeneiizletekben megvasa.
rolhatja milrden notakedvelo ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
PoMrAS DARAD KI1ttlg0
EL0ADAS.


Vasarnap este Magyar Wig
szinhaz tarsulata vendegszerepelt
varosunkban. Alig $50 f6nyi ko-
z0nseg elvezte vegig az eloadast,
pedig ugy darab, valamint szi-
neszek nemes igyekezete megerde-
melte volna egy sokkal nagyobb
szamu kozonseg 0sszeverodeset.
Kitiin0 el6adasban keriilt szinre
"Nem a golya hozta' cimii ked-
YES francia boh6zat, mely vegte-
len ugyesen volt tarkitva szebb-
nel-szebb enek- es tancszamokkal.
A darab meseje, a francia boho-
zatok receptje szerint lesziilt, te-
lie volt helyzet komikumokkal $
elejetol vegig, alland6 j6 hangu-
latham tartotta. mem egy jelenet-
mel fakasztotta hangos kacajra a
k0z0nseget.
Az el6adasrol csak aszepet es jot
mondhatunk, a szineszek mind
egyike .egyenisegehez melt6 sze-
repk0rt t0ltve be, igazi miivesze
tet tudta adni halaval tarto-
zunk tarsulat minden egyes tag
janak vasarnapi kedves este.
ert.
Mem hagyhatjtlk azonban sz(
nelkiil ia zongorakiseretet, Vaj-
dies Gabor mesteri kiserete meg
tort Kossuth K0r borzalmas zon-
gorajan+ Igazan lit lenne az ide.
je, hogy vegre ennek testiiletneR
is lenne egg tisztesseges zongora-
ia. Mem Kossut4f. K0rt okoljul,
exert a szegyenletes szenea1kQt
manyert, hanem AIT a magEafA
got, mely ahelyett, hogy erk6lcsi
leg Is anyagilag tamogatna ezt q
Kort, lHgy6t- -bekat kiallt ra s sze
retne elgancsolni minden aron.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

A minden evben szokasos eS
nagysikerii karacsonyi bazarok So
raban melton sorakozik maid az
idei bazar is, melyre nagyban ke-
sziil nemcsak reformatus egy-
haz, hanem minden helyi k0rnye
XII magyar. Az el0kesziiletek mar
megindultak, szorgalmasan folly.
max ICY biztosra veheto, hogy
december 26-an tartando kara
csonyi bazaar minden tekintetben
pompas sikerii lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
i EI,AD0.

CsinOs 5 szobas, padlasszobas
haz, ket ewes, furnace, gaz villany
A Mahoning Ave. k0zeleben. Ara
csak $500. Keszpenz $1,000 A
tobbi mint lakber fizethet6.,
vi hatszobas haz, .garage-yal a
Mahening Ave,7n. Ara $4,2oo.-
Keszpsennz $500, a tobbl min'
lakber fizethetG. Il.
FRANK +. zIDIMERMANN
FOG Mahoning Bank Bldg.
Telefon: 6-6286.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
VERHIoVAY. 10s.

A Verhovay Segeiy Egylet be-
teg tagjainak neysora kovet-
kez6:
! Juhasz JOSEF (222S Donald
Ave., 10th .1azsef (lo2s Foster
ST., Pivarnyik Mihaly (M9 Alex
ander ST., Renaes Imre (lO3 Steel
St., Szuhgan Janos (737 Salt
Spring Rd.) !?
Betegseg titkarnal jelentendo,
kinek cine: All Kyle ST., telefon
6-2O8S.
Gregosits J6zsef,
titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
BERLET.

1862 akeres farma, Coitsville
Township be, 5 es fel miles-nyira
Youngstowntol, meltanyos ar mel
lett harom vagy ct eyre berbe
ado. Erdeklodni lehet: 204 Fede-
raj Bldg. telefon: 3-2557.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
APR0 HIRDETESEK
MEGBIZHAT0 LEkNY

vagy kozepkdru asszony altala-
nos hazimunkara felvetetik. Re-
ferencia megkivantatik. Gin: 1917
Selma Ave-, telefon: 3-2473.
!. (25-2-a,,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

.lenkaFs, hoey sydl pontban2 2
6fakor megkezdhet6 legyen.
is.Az angnszt,ls havi Is multi
kori rendkiyili gyiiles megbizott
Tisztikara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
PoMPAs ALKALoM.

A Lincoln Park k0zeleben, egy
150x75-os lot ton epult kitu-
no karban levo 3 szobas haz, PIN
cevel, garage-val, csirkeolakkal,
sajat kuftal, $3,5O0.-ert elad6. 30
.kozlekedes. Cim: 2os Clinton ST.,
Youngstown, O. gftl.l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

SEPT. 81, SZOMBAT
A warreni Munkas Betegse-
gelyz6 es Onkepz6 Szervszet
nagyszabasu ssiireti Baljs
Walnut street, Roman Hall
ban.
SzEPTEMBER 20, HtTFo
Az East Youngstown PetGfi
Sander Egylet nagyszabasu
Sziireti Mnlatsaga a Crow
Hallban.
szEPTEMBER 20, HkTFO
A Magyar Athleta Kor Macy
Tancmulatsaga sajat helyise-
geben, 33S1a West Federal st.
alatt.
0xT61ER I. sxOlgDAT
A cantoni Iparos. Egyesulet
Aradi vdrtanuk emlskunnepe,
az Egyesllet sajat helyisege-
ben.
oKT0BER 3. VA&ARNAP
A nilesi ref. sgylaaz Ifjqsagi
kor6nek oktdbar 6riki gyisz-
iinnsp6lys > templom bsse-
naentjeben. kezdete este 7-kor
okI6Bla s, HbTY0
A Kossuth Nor nasyszabasa
F6aenuiatsig 80 ! Kor helyise-
geite1. Mu1sik&iai angol or
fdk10sEk 3 Il, h
A farrell magyar foFmkt9s
egyhaz sziirsti laulat 4 g.
QKy Or a.
A Scent Inn = 1aylet rsti 1
lpQla1s@ ~ East ierp-
ban, a Crow Halhaa
+. K Z ..Af a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

PoMPAs ALKALOM YAhMOT
VENNI. III \ II u,

Elad6 egy log akeres farma.
Kitn6 meg1Miivelt term6 fold. 10
lepiiletek. Teljes felszereles. Egesz-
ben elado. A farma felkszik Gusta-
vus Township, Trumbul County.
Gin: w. A. Smith, telefon M
156, Warren, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

nvr6rrp "a uAc6pNAp
pafo,nost,,s If;usso; Kor
Atiisoros-esteiye tcmplom
alatti hclyisegben.
orr6prp On ,rrrrx
a feiUr =. 1ns.us = yAaA nasy 500
. uasu ai''AS1.''~ 'Ao0'o
.,-n6 ,,,,,u.v
onivDan 90
A.n.' = Mossu u.a nor 49, nssss1sDaSu ss,;a
Kar tor : chen
orr6prp !, ptnrrx
A Reformatus ! 1fiusagi Kor
Hallow,,en Maszka.b65ia >
Moose Temnle 6sszes termei.
ben. BE- BtsnkAss ',.., Janos elesslan,
- Danp-sa "
DEc1NEBER Z. vA1ARNAP
A new-yorki & Magyar szin-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-11

hoisted to safety by another en-
ploye.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-11
BEEKEEPERS
TALK PRICE

Grand Forks, July ll.-After hear
ing instructive talks regarding the
honey industry in North Dakota, the
North Dakota Beekeepers' Associa-
ton appointed Charles Haussman Of
Hillsboro and w. A. Richmond Of
Grand Forks to report on price
basis for the coming crop. The ses-
sion then adjournea.
A meeting will be held in Novem-
Der or December but the place has
not been decided uponj
Cook by Electricity.
II ia Clean