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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-07-17

chant is making money if he isn't
turning over his stock? And where
is there one to argue that advertising
won't turn over stock-get it off OF
the shelves-quicker than anything
else in the world.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-07-17

We will not be responsible for the
views of our correspondents.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-07-17
A Weekley Panorma of Events in ths
National Capital
BY PETER KEEGAN
Special Correspondent of

SOME DELAY HAS been caused in
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-07-17

No charges will be made for News
and Notices of Churches, Sunday
Schools, Public schools and societies.
Cards of Thanks Free to Paid-up
subscribers only.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-07-17
OUR BoUNDEN DUTY.


This newspaper must first of all
be clean, and without malice in its
opinions and expressions and it must,
at all times, devote itself unflinchipg-
ly and fearlessly to the public service
in the interests of the masses of the
people.
1t must always, combat evil and in
justice 81
1t mast always 6ght for progress
and reform. y.z = ..,css
:. u must never tolerate eorrnptseas
1t must be in sympathy With the
poor and unfortunate.
For Belington, il mast !. always
estand with the pnselfsh devotion, for
the achievement of the finest ideals,
of every high purpose, Of every en-
terprise, Of every step. in the. march
of, progress.
!, 1t must stand for good govern
ment,, freedom, equality, the, public
welfare, civic and true patriotism
and undying love of country.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-07-17

act of eating when mealtime comes.
The town which does not properly
support its local newspaper is a
pretty barren place. God pity il"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-07-17

Entered as second-class matter,
June 10, 1912, at the post office at
Belington, W. Va, under the act of
March 8, 1879.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Living Room Outfit
Bedroom Outfit

Consists of full size bow-end
Bed. Semi-Eanity, chest OF
drawers or Chifforette, Dresser
Chair and Bench. All genuine
walnut veneer. link springs,
mattress and pillows. Only
$159.
SIS Cash-S2.50 a Week
Evening star., 1924-01-27

the marks Of toll here as the author
picks here and there over stubbly
fields for the making Of a man. He
as oliver Is concerned-for he is on
! hand at the youngsters birth-he
| and all the neighbors roundabout.
| From that time he hardly let's the
fellow alone till he Is a grown man.
But there isn't enough. Of him---not
enough for the naturally romantic
| imagination OF this writer. One feels
that McCutcheon Is all the time call
ing oliver poor dub" not a quarter
ran trick. And so the author picks
up the whole ncighborhood. sitting 1t
over and over, for odd characters and
local idosyncrnsies-back wood super
of speech. Realism, this is. But Mr..
McCutchecn. do another "Graustark." !"
Leave realism to the regular pur-
|, veyOrs Of romance according to Main
Street and Four Corners.
THE MOULD. BY Grace Kellogg
Griffith. illustrated by Charles
Hargen. 3r; Philadelphia; The
A double handicap Is here set upon
Katherine Howard. this heroine.
Both parents gone wrong years be-
fore the opening of the story. And
the girl herself suffering the COM
hioh VI ldSIiOHdDle IlnlSn1nR
schools utilities. Indeed, the dis
astrous effects Of this particular
branch Of organized education appear
to be the object of the story. Kather-
Inc Howard serving as awful ex-
ample of its pernicious influence. To
set out in clear objective the spine
less and vitiattng character of this
special means of education, the girl.
now thoroughly saturated with SUI
perficial and false views, Is suddenly
thrown upon her own-forced to earn
food and lodging. to be definite and
exact about 1t. Now, out in life there
Is only once in a blue moon the girl
who can stand up under such condi-
tions. A girl of phenomenal nerve
that, and with good solid stuff down
under the fiummeries of her school
ing. But in stories this is fairly
frequent girl. Authors are ever so
much more omnipotent than omnipo-
tence. In this particular case, how
ever, the author makes a good case,
holding her heroine to a beIievable
line of behavior 1t takes both good
insight and good artistry to drive a
fashionable girl out into life looking
for OBJ when she has been trained
to no earthly usefulness. to- nothing
better than u f1uttering dance step of
Evening star., 1924-01-27

upon which 1t is better to remain dis
creetly hazy, which the writer does.
leaving the situation to kind provi-
Realizing that the most enviable po-
sitfon In the society Of other cities
nts one but poorly for mingling In the
omcial life Of Washington, Miss Squire
deals simply and informingly with the
co.c, enauiing all women. from the
wives of the President and the Vice
President on through the cabinet. Dip
lomatic corps, Senate and House and
other ranks, to grasp the, situation
quickly and leave their cards. receive
visits, entertain dinner parties and, In
fact, carry on through a social season
without a single mistake.
To each branch of official society
Miss Squire explains the. duty in Wis
iting, even going into the matter Of
how many cards to leave. how to ad-
dress the President. Vice President.
Supreme Court justices. cabinet mem,
bers, diplomats and others Of official
life, in personal address or In writing;
days at home to be observed and, in
fact covers the social field simply, un-
derstandingIy and completely.
In passing, her book on Washington s
social world 1t is we'll to state that 1t
is the first book on the social eti-
auette of the Capital printed in some
years and is a tidy little volume that
may well occupy an honored place on
every woman's desk.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Wiggam. Indianapolis: The
Bobbs- Merrill Company.

Wiggam. Indianapolis: T h Q
Bobbs-Merrill Company.
THE SCIENCE OF GOVERNMENTAL
AND INDIVIDUAL. LIFE. By
Emmett D. Nichols. author of
The Second Declaration Of In
dependence" etc. Boston: The
Christopher Publishing House.
PREHISTORIC TIMES. OR MILE
STONES IN THE EVOLUTION OF
MAN. BY Hattie NJ. Tirrell. An
nfe B. Leonard. Eleanor N. Foster
and l.. Frances Estes. Boston:
The Christopher Publishing House.
THE CONaUERING HoRsEMAN, OR
GOD OF ALL IN PEACE AND
WAR. BY Alton House Cowles,
M. A.. author of shakespeare
Studies" Boston: The Christopher
Publishing House.
AGAINST THIS AGE. BY Maxwell Bo-
ftadnn; dSnheim; New York: Boni &
AMERICAN ARTISTS. By Royal
Cortissoz. author Of Art and
Common Sense" etc. New York:
Charles Scribner's Sons.
THE MAGICIAN's GIFTS, And Other
Stories. From the Crimson. Green.
and Brown Fairy Books edited by
Andrew Lang. New York: long
mans, Green G. Co.
The MARVELLOUS MUSICIAN, And
Other StOries. From the Red
Crimson, Grey and Violet Fairy
Books edited by Andrew Lang.
New York: Longmans. Green &
Co.
PERTINENT AND IMPERTINFNT.
by Preston NJ. Nolan. author of
Spalding Company.
THE KHAN UNMAsKED. BY Will
liam Joseph Simmons, founder of
The Knights of the Ku Klux
Klan and emperor Of the inyfsf-
BILE empire. Atlanta: William e.
Thompson Publishing Company.
REGENERATION AND THE PRO-
LONGATION OF HUMAN EFFI-
Cheney, xperfenceS with the
StcfnOch Operation of Wan md
Animals. BY DR.. Paul Kammerer.
With an Introduction by Or. Har-
ry benjamin. illustrated. New
York: Boni & Liveright.
MAKING THE WEATHER. BY Alex
Evening star., 1924-01-27
S0j0URNERS OUTLINE
SEVERAL BUSY WEEKS
Officers Will Be Installed Wednes-
day Night, Dance to
Follow.

Newly elected officers of the Wash
tngton Sojourners' Club will be in
stalled Wednesday night at the City
Club. according to Capt. George F.
Unmacht, chemical warfare service,
secretary. who has Just announced the
program for tho club for the next sew
eral weeks
A reception and dance will follow the
installation ceremony to which mem.
bers and their families are invited
Members are past and present officers
Of the Army, Navy. Marine CORDS
coast guard, public health service. Ma
tional Guard and coast and geodet,r
surveys. who are master Masons.
Will Show Harding Movies,
The Harding memorial moving pic.
lures Of Alaska will be shown to the
club Wednesday night, February 6
Music for this occasion will be fur
nished by United States Marine Band
orchestra the members Of which are
Masons.
Scottish Rite night will be observed
at the Y. M. c. A. auditorium on Wed
Evening star., 1924-01-27

nesday night, February 10. Capt. John
h: Cowles, supreme grand commander
OF the Southern Jurisdiction Scottish
Rite, will be in charge of this feature.
Other speakers will be I'll. w Witcovei.
secretary general. Eiwood Z. Morey.
deputy for the District, and Reynold
p. Blight.
Thirteen candidates will receive the
rtgors OF Valley Forge by the Heroes OF
rs, fun order of the Sojourners Club
on Friday night, February Is, at the
Columbia Country Club. A dinner will
precede the ceremony -. -
The Washington Barracks Of1cerS
Club will be hosts to the Sojourners al
an informal dance on "Wednesday night,
February 27. Music will be furnished
by United States Army band orches-
ira.
The Washington club will go to
Langley Field on Saturday, March S,
to visit Hampton Roads chapter. The
trip will be made by boat. Prior to
the meeting at Langley Field the
Heroes Of '76 Will mutilate thirteen
candidates
Evening star., 1924-01-27

social posturing. After a fair and
interesting showdown at the real
business Of being alive In an indiner-
ent and hustling world. this Katn-
| marriage with a boy Of the old days
ne, too. having been up against 1t ana
having already commenced to make
good at being real man. And TINS
FAMILIAR ending doesn't sound haIf 80
much like pure fairy tale as min ely
nine such endings out OF every hum
dred do sound.
MY FRIEND FROM LIMOUsIN. BY
Jean Giraudoux. Translated by
Louis Collier Wilcox. New YORK:
Harper & Bros.
The Balzac prize novel OF 1922. Ine
jury of award drawn from mempers
or the French Academy and the Con,
Bourget. The Balzac prize Is the. gift
OF Sir Basil Zaharoff, man or mucn
money and some mystery. Out OF tne
400 manuscripts submitted that OF
Jean Giraudoux stood nrst; An anus
ing story. all brilliant satire. ctrcling
around and dartinG down with beat
ing wings and tearing talons and cut
ting beak upon the simple case OF q
young mans loss OF memory: Read.
ing the book is an event. Writing 1t
must have been an audacious and
daring adventure.
SOCIAL WASHINGTON. BY Anne
Squire Washington: Published by
the author.
While waiting for Congress to take
some action in stabilizing the subject
Of precedents in Washington and clear
ing up some other hazy points. those
who are entertaining and being en-
tertained, calling and being called upon
will find absolute comfort and assurance
in Social Washington" just issued
from the press under the reassuring
name of Anne Squire.
The author Is conversant with social
rank as it should exist in the Capital
and from the stately precincts of the
White House to the subject of when,
who and how to entertain in and out
OF official life. and the question Of
social secretary. 1t is treated from an
experienced standpoint.
Tersely enough Miss Squire an
nounces in her foreword that in Euro
pean capitals when officials meet to-
gether on occasions of ceremony there
is a "procotol' which assigns to every
one his or her rank. done with the
sanction Of the government. Not so in
Washington. There are some points
clear enough, to be sure, but others
Evening star., 1924-01-27
BOOKS Received.

DRAMATIS PERSONAE. BY Arthur
Symons. Indianapolis: The Bobbs
Merrill Company.
MASTERS AND MEN. BY Philip
Guedalla, author of The Second
Empire" etc. With Portraits.
New York: G. p. Putnam's Sons.
The Story of Jose Rlxal, Poet,
Patriot, and Martyr. BY Charles
Edward Russell and E. 3. Rodri-
gueZ. illustrated with photo
graphs. New York: The Century
Company.
THE ART OF CROsS-ExAM NINA
TION. By Francis l.. Wellman,
author of DAY in Court" New
York: The Macmillan Company.
THE NEW DECALOGUE OF
SCIENCE. BY Albert Edward
Evening star., 1924-01-27

To get the best results. take
Humphreys "Seventy-seven" at the
first feeling of Cold, the first Chill
or Shiver.
II you wait till your bones ache,
till you Cough, have Sore Throat,
etc, 1t may take longer TO break up.
System of Medicine mailed free. ;
Price OF '77'' SOC and 81 90, at Drug STORES,
or sent on remittance or COD. Parcel Post,
Our Risk. Humphreys Hornco. Medicine
Company. 156 WiIliam Street. New York.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

ander McAdie. New York: The
Macmillan Company.
INCREASING HUMAN EFFICIENCY
IN BUSINESS, A Contribution to
Walter Dill Scott, author of "The
Theory of Advertising" etc. New
York: The Macmillan Company.
Public Library on Page z Part @.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

OLIVER OCTOBER. BY George Barr
McCutcheon, author of "Graus-
tark." etc. New York: Dodd, Mead
& Co.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-19
NAGYszABAsU PIKNIK.

A Cantoni Elso Magyar Iparos
Egyesiilet, most vasarnap, junius
h6 22-en harrisburgil erd6ben
sajat penztara javara, na'gyszaba-
su pikniket rendez, melyre ezu-
ton is szeretettel hivja meg, nem-
csak a helyi, hanem kozel-tavol
kornyeki magyarsagot. A Macy
szabasu piknik delelott 8 orakor
veszi kezdetet, keso estig fog tar
tani, muzsikalni a hirneyes cam
toni vonos zenekar fog. A k0zon-
seget mindenfele pompas szorako-
zasok varjak, a tancsziinetek alatt,
kul0nb0z0 tarsasjatekok lesznek,
a n'yerteseN ertekes targyakat
kapnak maid jutalomkent. TIT Je-
gyezziik meg, hogy a pikIffk ked-
vezotlen lido eseten joyG hdnap-
ban, julius 13-an, vasarnap lesz
megtartva. Magyar testvereink fl
gyelmebe ajanljuk ezt a nagysza-
basunak igerkez6 mulatsagot, ne
narration ell arrol senki sem. A
xix mem ismernek harrlsburgi
erdobe vezet6 utat, azok szama
ra megemlitjiik, hogy mikent ie-
Ihet odajutni. Felul a Mahonin2
Road villamosra leszall "a 24-ik
n. E. utcanal.
Legyen OFT tehat mlndenki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-19

NAGYSzABAsU PIKNIK.
Kohl: WoIkan j. J6xsef

A Munkas Betegsegelyz6 Szo-
vetseg, cantoni 24-ik osztalya ju-
lius h6 20-an, vasarnap nagyszaba-
su pikniket 'rendez. A piknik szi-
tereiil nagyon alkalmas helyet va
lasztott a rendez6seg. A nagysza-
basu mulatsag varosi vizmiivek
mellett evo. Smith4fele farmoh
.lesz megtartva. GA harrisburg
RoadSes. a 25th st. sarkan.1
A .hpiknik. el6kdsziiletei qazasan
folynak, ICY biztosra vehet6, hogy
mihdenki kitiinoen fog, mulatnl.
Muzsikalni a hires cantoni von6s
zenekar fog. A piknik delutan 4
6rakor veszi maid kezdetet. +
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-19
HIREK

Heti sorrend. Egyhazunk ke-
beleben kovetkezo sorrendben
lesznek megtartva lelkeszi szol-
galatok
Szerdan este fel s 6rakor ina
ora. Csutortokon, este fel 8 6rakor
az Ifjusa'gi Kor osszejovetele az
iskolaban.
Penteken este vasarnapi is
kolai tanitok oktatasa. Szombaton
reggel 9-tol 12-ig a gyermekek val
lasos oktatas Farrell es Sharp
villen. Vasarnap reggel 9-tol fel
11-ig vasarnapi iskola, fel II ora
.kor istentisztelet maya a lei
kesz epredikal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-19
RENpKIvttLI GYttIfs.

. -
Az Hparos. Egyesiilet no Sen
tartotta rendkiviili gyiileset, me-
lyenra tagok sep szaHnmal jelen7
TEX meg. Ezen gyiilesen~ beszeltek
meg a 15-en tartott ralliancei XII
randulast,. mely a legnagyobb si-
ker jegyeben folyt lie, taz egxlet
tagjai tizenhet aut6val vettek
reszt az Alliancei N6i Egylet nagy
sikeru pikHik jen.
Ez rendkitifli .gyales hataroz-
ia ell, hogy most yasarnap, junius
22-en nagyszabasu pikniket rem
dez az egylet, a f6rendezoi teen
dokkel a ,gyiiles Wolkan J6zsef
egyleti elnokot bizta meg.
A piknik vasarnap reggel 9 ora
kor veszi kezdetet,, vege kesS este
lesz. Delel5tt II 6rakor az egyle1
.sa&s4 . tt.5.,.f = u
diszfelvonulast fendez a cvarosban
a sziil6k nagyon .'keretnek, hogy
gyer:hSfbeslkefks4 iii 6rars az Iparos
Egyesiilet otthonaba iiildjsk el
hogy a felvonulasban a gyerme
kek is resztvehessenek. A pikni
ken bazar es kiil0nfele versenyek
lesznek. Minden nyertes nagyo,
sep er'ertekes ajandekot kap.
UtiranE: Vegye a Mahoning
Rd.-i villamost S STALLION lie AFRO
a Harrisburg Rd. es a Oath st
sarkan. Az utat jelzo. tablak i;
fogjak mutatni.
Kedvez6tlen ido eseten a plknil
julius 13-an lesz megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-19

Youngstown Kossuth K0r szamos
.tagja, yalamint Miles fiatalsaga
is. Messzet .varosokb6l eljottek err
re a mulatsagra, meg Indiana al
lamb6 is voltak egy paran. A mu-
latsag alkalmab6l az Alliancei
N5i Egylet egy szep ajandekkal
lepte meg az Iparos Testiiletet,
mely ell lett arverezve, a szeren-
cses nyertes Jelicsek Gyorgy lett,
az arverezes $9AOlel szaporitot-
ia a bal joyedelmet. Huszti Janos
kertesz testveriink; Alliance, o.
szep viragokkal lepte meg az. egy-
letet bal alkalmabol, ezek elarhi
sitasa $7.35-eI szaporitotta4 'az
egyesiilet vagyonat A Fviragok
elarusitasat a kovetkez6 holgyek
vegezt6k': Lautner Lily es Gizi,
Youngstown, O. Tosha lLaszlone
Alliance, O.. Is Tirheimer Maris-
xa. Mindezek fogadjak az egye-
;iilet halas koszonetet, valamint
" ajaqdekozsA. fsIa kovetkezo
,endep5k Mf J4sses|S|kgey Is ey orgy,
Fogel Karoly, Kocsis Janos,s Tir-
leimer J6zsef, Henzel Leonard e.
Wolkan JOSEF es meg sokan ma
sok. A haz-alapra kovetkez6k
adakoztak: $1-$1: Gagyi Janos.
,Hermann Gyorgy, 'Wolkan 10
.Ezsef, 'Tosha Laszl6ne,- 75c-75c..
lTirheimer Jozsef, ,ifj. Jelicsek ia
| 1.nes.- 25c:L25c.: Soos Jozsef, ifi
Kafnca Mihaly, tHuszti Janos
EzenY mulatsag alkaklmaval a;
/ egyespletN p,enzfara. ,$s4.oo-al sza
! parodott. Z sx'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-19
,Jol sikerult gyermek- -el0adas.-

Al piinkosdi iinnepek alkalmaval,
azaz piinkosd elsonapjany este. a
konfirmandusok osztalya es va
sarnapi iskolas novendekek egy-
resze kapcsolatosan egy nagyon
elvezetes estet rendeztek a sharonl
$ farrelli magyarsag reszere, a
mely gyermek-ks sbare es szinieloa-
das uIgy erkolcsileg, mint anyagl-
lag fenyesen sikeriilt mindenkl
teljes megelagedessel hagyta ell az
iskolat ejfel tajban. A kozremiiko-
dok voltak k0vetkezo n0vende-
kek: Szavaltak Antal Iren, Daba
Juszti, Nemet Jolan, Hunyadi Ilo-
ma, Kiss Erzsebet es Szekely Ja-
nos zeneszamokat adtqS cl6 he
gediin: Fabian Arpad, Antal Mar
git, Fiilop Margit, Takacs Iren es
Csatlos Pal da1oltak Ozsvat II
ma, Szakacs Wilma, Kiss Roza,
Bordy Margit, Soos Maria, Sham'l
Margit. Dezsi Istvan, Tor0k San
dor, jaeger Elemer, Fiilop Bella es
Ful0p Sandor. A Magyar lea
nyok" cimu egyfelvonasos oyer
mekJatek szindarab szerepiol vol
tax: Pal Katalin, Antal Marglt
Baba Ida, Kiss Katalin, Fiilop Mar
git, Takacs Iren, Biro Erzsebet
| Fabian Arpad es Szekely Janos
A szereplok egytol egylg alapo-
san megalltak a helyiiket es Macy
remenyunk van ARA, hogy az osl
bealltaval konfirmandusok osz
talyanak hatalmas gardaJa mem
egy. hanem t0bb kellemes estet fog
szerezni a k0z0nsegnek Az lin
nepely bejovetele $67.75 volt &
ezzel szemben kiadas $15l05
icy az iinnepely tiszta maradva
nya S52.7O az egyhaz penztara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-19
X q sF0Y NOS
B u CS u z T A T A S A.
A nepszeri kozeleti ferfiutol sza-
mosan bucsuztaks hazautazasa
alkalmab6l.

Az elmult vasarnap nagyszamu
vendegsereg jott ossze Korosfoy
Janos hazanal, azon alkalombol,
hogy Korosfoy Is evi ittlet utan
hazautazott Erdelybe szeretteinek
neutrality-suspicious..
Nemcsak Alliance macy arsaga
volt kepviselve nagyszamhan eEen
a bucsuesten, de Youngstown,
Canton es a kornyek magyarsa-
gabol is igen sokan jottek ossze.
Korosfoy Janos egyike a magyar
k0zelet Onzetlen, derek munka-
saInak, aki mint a Verhoyay Egy-
let keriileti megbizottja, az Anne
rlkai Magyar Szovetseg hosszh
id0n at volt tisztvisel0je es mint
a magyar sajto egyik leglelkesebb
partoloJa, kierdemelte AIT al sze.
retetet, amellyel ct es csaladjat
elhalmoztak. A jobaratok neve-
ben Mihok Sandor, Kovecsi AL.
bert, Zsumbera Samuel, Szabf
Laszl6 mondtak lelkes beszedeket
amelyekre Korosfoy Janos megha-
Itott formas, sep beszedben va
laszolt. Este nagyszamban gyiil
tex ossze a jobaratok es ismer0.
s0k vasutnal es a miel0bbi vi.
szontlatas remenyeben kezet szori.
tottak hazautazo baratjukkal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-19

: Hitbuzg6 uj kaplan jott falu-
ba. Osszeszedte a ciganyokat es
vallasra oktatta. Egy izben a
keresztsegr61 besze1t. Mikor mar
minden elmondott megsz6litja Ko-
lompar Zsigat: :
Mondd meg nekem, mi az,
ami nelkiil mem lehet keresztelni
Kolompar hiaba gondolkozik
mem tudja.
Ere a kaplan ujre elmagyaraz-
"a, hogy a viz Viz nelkul mem le-
het keresztelni.
Tistelendo ur, lehet oft VII
skarmennyi, ha mines kisgyerek
Ezs q f6! !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-19
ALLIANCEI
KITUN0EN SIKERtjLT
MULATSAG.

Pompasan sikeriilt az alliancei
miikedvelok kzinielSadassal egy-
bek0f6tt tancmulatsaga. Az alli-
ancei miikedvelok ismet kitettek
magakert, lnajus 29-en hatalmas
szamu kozonseg t0lt0tte' meg zsu-
folasig az erdelyi 'szaszok halljat,
nemcsak a heIybeliek voltak je-
len, messze videkekrol elUttek
sokan erre az alkalomra. A mulat-
sag bevezetesekent a mukedvelok
szerepeltek 'sgkiilon6sen a ,,Tiz ell
ado lany' cimi bohozat aratott
hatalmas ,sikert. A szereplok mind
egyike kitun6 volt: Korosf6i Ja-
nos Huszti Irenke, Bilcze Maris-
ka, Nyarad Mariska, Mate Annus-
ka, Veg Mariska, ,Tosha Annus-
ka, Korosfoi Birike, Prince Julis-
ka, Szab6 Mariska, Husztia lion
ka, Veszi Laszlo tudasuk legjavat
adtak, kitin6en mozogtak a szin-
padon S mem egy koziilok valoban
miiveszi keszseget arult ell meses
jatekaval.. A ,,Maty6 Jank6 baka
lesz" cimu Wig jelenetben Palffy
J6zsef, Veszi Laszlo Balogh Ist-
van arattak megerlemelt nagy
sikert. Axis cs0ppseg, K6rosf6i
Etuska, aki csak 3 esztendos
lmeses tancot mutatott be, amit
sziinn i mem akaro tapsvihar k0
vetett.
| A mIcor vegevel Bilce Mihaly {
darabok mesteri rendez0je mon
dott kosz0netet Verhovay Segely
i Egylet 1S9-ik fiokja neveben, Ell
SO sorban Tosha Laszl0nenak, ak
a darabok betanitasat volt szive
vegezni, azutan szerepl6k mind
egyikenek, akik mesteri szereple
siikkel szivesek voltak mulat
;. sag sikeret el6mozditani. A mil
sor utan a koz0nseg tancra per
dilt bizony a tancnak csak
hajnali orak vetettek veget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-19
Mindennapos magyar iskola.

A farrell magyar ,reformatus egy-
haz kebeleben, az el6ljar6sag hata-
rozatab6l kifolyolag, a mindenna-
pos magyar iskola junius ho 23-
en-, azaz hetfon reggel 9 orakor
fogja kezdetet venni S ezen isko-
laban vallaskiilonbseg nelkil ve-
STINK fel gyermekeket. A beirat-
kozas mar folyamatban van es ICY
kerjiiE sziil6ket, ho'gy ezt a XII
nalkozo alkalmat ragadjak meg es
ktldjek gyermekeiket az iskolaba
A tanitas reggel 9-tol 1-ig leend
- meg pedig lelkesz yezetese
alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-19
EL.ADoM:

a Mill Creek Park es a Glacier to
mellett fekv5 telkemet. Nagysaga
50x118. Minden Improvement ben
ne van XII van fizetve. A Mahon-
ing Ave. es az Ohio Work villa
mosok menten. Tudakozodni lehet
szerkesztosegiinkben: Mr.. Mraz-
nal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-19
IPARoS MULATSAG.

Az Iparos Egyesiilet no len
a Nemeth Hazban megtartott BAL
Jan kozonseg nagyon sep szam-
ban jelent meg. Ezen a balon nem-
csak a helybeli magyarsag vett
teljes szammal reszt, hanem OFT
lattuk az Alliancei Magyar Nol
Egyletet testiiletileg, yott volt a