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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-06
SIDE PANIED
her TERRIBLY
After Childbirth Women Should
Take Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound to Restore
Normal Conditions
st. Louis, Missouri. "After my
first child was born was bothered

with q pam IN my
side which became
more severe the
longer | let it go.
It was terrible. 1
often had to lie
down to get any
relief. | was in
a weak and run
down condition,
and my sid e
seemed to be the
point for all the
pain. | was this
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-06

Hurry Mother. Even constlpat-
ed, bilious, feverish, or sick, collie
babies and children love to take
genuine california Fig Syrup"
No other laxative regulates the tcn-
der little bowels so nicely. 1t sweet
ems the stomach and starts the liver
and bowels without gripping. Con
tains no narcotics or soothing drugs.
say California" to yo'r druggist
and avoid counterfcits. Insist upon
genuine california Fig Syrup"
which contains directions. (adV)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One secondhand now
err and rake; also one two-horsc
harrow and mule, Mrs. II. P. Lem
on. -3-4t
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-11-20
MUSICIANS UNION

The regular meeting Of Local No.
122 American Federation of Musicians
was held in Trades Assembly hall
Sunday morning, November Is, at
half-pas nine o'clock. 1t was prob
ably the largest gathering held dur
ing the past two years or more, and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Several important matters Of bus
mess were introduced and discussed,
not the least of which was the pro-
posed payment Of death benefits to
members of the Local. No definite
action was taken and the question will
come up again at later date.
Bro. William M. Morgan was among
"those present." and gave US one of
his welcome talks, which was mainly
devoted to cooperation between union
members. This important subject
was handled in his usual mastery and
impressive manner and undoubtedly
will bear fruit and result beneficially
not only to No. 122 but to the cause
of unionism generally. Bro. Morgan,
owing to his public duties, is not at
all times able to attend the meetings,
but rarely misses one when it is poss-
ible to be present. Some good talks
were also given by other members.
Bro. Paul Clark, who is a talented
musician Notwithstanding the fact
that he is totally blind, rendered
some very fine selections on the piano
including one Of his own compost
ton, which were greatly enjoyed.
This being the date set for the cleo
tion of officers, the following mem
bers were chosen
President-W B. Winn.
Vice President-Shan Loughman.
Cor. Secretary-E. A. Barber.
Fin. Secretary-C. F. Metz.
Treasurer-Otis Riggs.
Serg. at Arms. l.. Klein.
Executive Board-Delvin Shoemak-
er, Charles Bowling, Fred Orr.
The Musicians Union is one of the
largest locals in Newark as well as
one of the most active and progress
sive Being ever on the alert and anX-
ious to "romote the cause Of organ
lied labor at all times and in every
possible way.
1t is among the bodies which recog-
nize and appreciate the value of a
staunch friend, ready at all times 60
stand behind and assist when occasion
requires, and has been one hundred
per cent subscriber to the Leader ever
since the paper was established. The
paper goes into the home of every
member of No. 122 whether he re-
sides in Newark or the Pacific coast.
1t is a local in which real fraternal
brotherhood exists, not in name only,
but in all the term implies. The boys
are Johnny on the spot" all the
time when there is anything doing in
which they can lend a helping hand
morally or financially.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-11-20
LOCAL BOY GAINS NATIONAL
REPUTATION AS A DANCER

Residents of Newark will be pleased
to learn of the recent success of
William Mclaughlin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. W. Mclaughlin Of 81 Allen
street, on the stage.
Dancers at the Palais de Danse the
past summer will remember Mr.. Nc
Laughlin and his co-star Virginia Lee
Bell in several speciality dances there
at different intervals throughout the
season.
Three years ago he started study
ing dancing at Eddie Powell's School
m Columbus and since then has been
doing bits over chain Of theaters in
the state.
Word has been received of their
tour since they left Columbus which
has taken them into the principal
eastern cities via Buffalo, Rochester,
Morgantown, Pa, Uniontown, Wilkes
Barre, Scranton, Newark, N. j.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. and at last on Keith
circuit we find them on the Great
White Way there, through popular
ity they have been for the past eight
weeks.
| In week they leave Broadway for
complete tour of the Pacific coast
covering Keith theatres.
The act under the name of Eddie
Powell's Revue" is billed as a head
liner and the company has been en-
larged to three teams of two dancers
each.
Curtains and drops used in the act
were bought at an expenditure OF
$4,000 to say nothing of the beautiful
electric mat on which they dance
that was bought for 5000.
The success of Newark boys and
girls away from home Is always
pleasing to those who remain and thF
best wishes of all in Newark are eX-
tended for a greater success IN time
TO come.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-11-20
Notice of Increased
Rates

Public Notice is hereby given that
The Logan Gas Company has filed
with the Public Utilities Commission
of Ohio its Schedule No. 6, specifying
increased rates for Natural Gas Serv-
ice at Newark, to become effective
December 18th, 1925, such proposed
increased rates being as follows:
RATE Biased upon monthly billings)
S1.00 for the first 500 cubic feet OF
less, used through each meter each
month, from which there is no dis
count.
63c per 1000 cubic feet for all over
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-11-20

G ECRETARY OF COM MERGE
~ HOOVER, acting on the advi, Of
the fourth national radio conference
in Washington, announces that no adj
ditiOnal licenses for operation of
brOadcasting stations will be issued
until the present congested condition
of the air is cleared up. The confer
ence favored limiting the number
of stations and restricting broadcast
ing on a basis of service to listeners
1t voted that direct advertising should
be eliminated Most important Of the
adoption of a legislative program
which will be presented to congress.
The principles of this program are;
The administration of radio shall be
vested in the secretary of commerce.
Free speech shall be upheld.
While broadcasting stations shall
mits to go on the air shall be issued
only to those who will render a benefit
to the public.
The President shall have power to
commander stations in period of war
No monopoly in radio communica-
ton shall be permitted
Appeal from decisions of the secre-
tary of commerce may be made to ap-
propriate courts.
The secretary shall have power to
classify all stations, fix and assign
call letters, wave length, power, loca-
ton, time of operation, character of
emission and duration OF license
Permits for the construction of
broadcasting stations must be secured
before construction.
Stations must respect distress sig
nails.
The secretary shall have power of
revocation of licenses for failure to
comply with the law, regulations Of
the department or terms Of the IL
cense
Existing stations will be given a
reasonable length of time to comply
with the terms of the new legislation
when enacted.
Rebroadcasting shall be prohibited
without the consent of the originating
station.
Licenses will be granted for period
of five years, renewable for like pc
RODS
Cali letters represent property
right during the life of a license and
the secretary shall not change wave
length power, time of operation, nor
character of emission without the con-
sent of the licensee, unless public ne
ceSsity demands such changes.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-11-20
NEWS FRGM OUR
LOCALS

Secretaries and business representatives
of the various organizations request
ed to furnish weekly, The Leader, with the
news from their respective organizations
If your union is not represented in this
column it is because it doesn't send the
editor any news. See that your union ap-
points a correspondent and then see that
sends in the news. Other unions want to
know what your Local is doing.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-11-20
U. S. Prison to Make Shoes

Fort Leavenworth, Kan.-A ST.
100000 shoe plant within the walls
of the federal prison here will begin
operations the first of the year. When
operated at its capacity, the factory
is expected to turn out form $500 to
5000 pairs, of shoes daily for the
United States army and navy.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-11-20

500 cubic feet used through each
meter each month, subject to a dis
count of Sc per 1000 cubic feet if
paid within ten (10) days after the
bill for the monthly reading period
has been issued.
A copy of the proposed schedule
may be inspected by any interested
party at the office of L. F. Carl,
the agent of this Company at Newark.
THE LOGAN GAS COMPANY,
By K c. Krick, President
Dated November II, 1925 81
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-11-20

KING TUTANKHAMEN, who had
IN lain undisturbed III his tomb at
Luxor Egypt, since 134S B. G., was
lifted from his coffin Thursday by
Howard Carter and propped up
against a wall. There the scientists
Of the expedition. submitted the
mummy to an X-ray examination, and
they hope to determine thus whether
the pharaoh died of tuberculosis, as
some Egyptologists think, or was mur-
dered, as Mr. Carter suspects. Tut's
internal organs, which were found in
jars, will be analyZed for possible
traces of poison. Mr.. Carter has a
theory that the king was slain by Gen
eral Horemheb, who usurped the
throne. The mummy was incased in
three golden inner collins which are
said to be wonderfully decorated Car
ter's operations are surrounded with
extraordinary secrecy.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-11-20
News Review
Continued From Page One)

civilian holding a pollr1cal once, ana
the corps commanders will be respon-
sible to him. The general staff VIII
be liquidated. The security police will
be recruited on a basis of lifelong ser
vice and all military titles in il Will
be abolished The big guns yet re
naming in the fortress Of KoenigsberS
will be destroyed. The German gov
ernment undertakes to prevent mill
tary training of the German youth.
These concessions by the govern
ment, it is predicted will make impos-
sible the ratification of the Locarno
pacts before December I. Consequent
" it is likely the treaties will be
signed by Chancellor Luther and For
eign Minister Stresemann under spe-
cial authorization Of President Won
Hindenburg, based on an article OF
the constitution.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-11-20

M USSOLINI emerges stronger than
AVA ever from the rumpus caused by
the recent plot to assassinate him
The plan, according to official !nye5ti-
gators, was first to kill the premier
and then to overthrow the government
by an armed revolt. The chief CON
spirators, presumably, are under ar
rest and will be punished, but the die
tat0r wisely restrained his Fascist
hosts from exacting promiscuous ven
geance. Socialist organizations are
being suppressed.
Another ruler, King Ferdinand Of
Rumania, escaped assassination which
was plotted by Communists.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-11-20

Home From New York
Judge and Mrs. Robbins Hunter
and son, Robbins, Jr., have returned
from a weeks visit in New York city.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-11-20

p EFUNDING of Italy's debt to the
~ United States was concluded on
generous terms to the debtor. II is
unnecessary to give the details of the
settlement In the words of the Amer
lean debt commission "Under this ar
rangement the total annual payments
begin at $5,O00,000 and reach $SO000,-
600 in the last year, For an original
debt of $1,64S,OOO,OOO the United
States will receive during the period
of the agreement (62 years. a total of
50, ,4O7, 100000
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
CANTON, Ohio
Kohl: Wolkan J. Jozsef.
DIsZN0TORos TEA-EsT.

A cantoni Iparos Egyesiilet ia
nuar 24-en, szombaton tartott els3
disznotoros tea-estje a legnagyobb
skier jegyeben folyt lc. Sep sza-
mu koz0nseg volt jelen, akik tobb
csapatban feloszolva kartyaztak,
illetve kiilohb0z6 tarsasjatek okkal
szorakoztak. Persze jatek a leg
emelkedettebb hangnlatban folly
tatodott egesz II craig, amikor is
a megteritett asztalokhoz telepe-
dett le a tarsasag. Pompas vacso-
ra, fist0lt kolbasszal s finOm tesz-
takkal egyetemben varta ma
gyarsagot. Vacsora utan a fiata-
lok tanchoz kezdettek, az id6seb-
bek szorgalmasan kezdt6k forgat-
nj az 0rd0g 80 levelH bibliajat.
Mindenki avval vett bucsut eijcl
egy ora fele, hogy: viszontlatasra
a januar 29-en tartand6 ffrfi tar
sasestelyen.
Az egyesiilet vezetosege kosz0-
netet mond mindazoknak, akik IA
radozasaikkal az est sikeret el0-
mozditottak. Icy Jelicsek Gyorgy,
Wolkan j. JOSEF, Kovecsi Albert
ne, Ferenczy Jozsefne, Konya San
dorne, Vask6 Margit es Wolkan J.
.J6zsefnet illeti a k0sz0net.
Tesztakat adomanyoztak: Korn-
csics Rezsone es Both MartonnG.
A. vezetoseg k0sz0netet mond
megjelenteknek is, akik adoma-
nyaikkal az egylet penztarat gya-
rapitottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05

kotoztek a labait es ra akartak
er6siteni az egyik. gepre. Csak-
hogy ez mem ment olyan siman. A
kis allat hatalmas bogesbe kez-
dett, A vendegl5s felebredt -es fl
gyelmesse leven a korai b6gesre,
kinezett az istall6 fele. Sajos, a
Izemfiiles tolvajok megneszeltek
a jott6t es nyaRnk ba kaptak Ia
bnkat. Azonban nagy sietesben
a kapu helyett a vendegl6t k0riil-
vev6 hatalmas k6bastyanak fntot-
tax neki. TIT csak nagynehezen yer
godtek at. A ker6kpar azonban oft
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05

Magyar Ifaza ugyet $ ugy hata,
fo1ott, hogy amenhyiben az egy-
letek hem segitenek a Tafsaskort,
testiiletileg egy kozos magyar ott-
hon megepiteseben, uey Kor ma
ga yes2i kezebe az iigyet vtgleg,
lit ko2oliuk, hogy a Magyar.
Haz' iigyeben egyletkosi gyiiles
lesz februar 14-sn, s7ombaton este
s oral kezdettel Mennenchor
Hallban, amelyen minden egyas
egylet kepviseltesse maid magat.
A sporttestiilet balja jannar 81
en- a teljes skier iegydben zajlott
lie. A helybeli 5 kornyeki fiatalsag
majdnem teljes szamban esyii.t
volt a legjobb hangulatban tan
colta vegig az estet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
HUsvETr BAL.

A Munkas BIS. Is Onkepzo Seer.
vezet sharoni osztalya, az s. F. S
Magyar Tarsask0r k0zremiik cd dest
vel, aprilis 12-en, vasarnap este
sziniel6adassal egybekotott Macy
szabasu tancestelyt rendez.
Az cl6kesziiletek mar javaban
folynak meg van a remeny, hogy
ket egyesiilet a lehet6 legjobbat
ts legszebbet fogja produkalni.
Felkerjiik helyi es k6rnyek-
bell egyhazakat es egyletekct,
hOgy ezen a napon ne rendezzenek
semmifele mulatsagot vagy 0ssze-
j0vetelt.
Az el6keszit6 bizottsag ncve-
ben,
Nemes JOSEF.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
Az EtS0s MAGYAR BETEG.
sEdEtYz0 EGYItf HtRff.

A warreni ElsS Magyar Bs
Egylet, mely Drnga Mihaly kozis-
inert honfitatsunk elnoksege mel
lett felt Xxi aldasos tevekenyseeet
Warren varosaban, legut6bb tar
tott gyiilesen lapunkat, az Ameri-
kai Magyar Hirlapot hivatalos lap
ianak valasztotta meg. Az egylet
osszes ko2lemenyei tehat lapunk-
ban latnak napvilagot.
TIT szamolunk be arr6l, hogy az
egylet szilveszteri mulatsaga min
den el6zetes varakozast feliilmu.
loan sikeriilt, a bal tiszta jovedel-
me $02. .26. Az eln0k ezuton fejezi
Xxi halas koSz0netet mindazoknak.
akik trtekes scgitsegikkel skier
hez hozzajarnltak.
Az egylet ezuton teszi kozhire,
hogy a magyarsagnak modot ad a
kedvczmtnyes beallasra, harom no
napig mindenkinek alkalma van
beallni ebbe az egyletbe, 16 eyes
toll 45 ewes korig, egy dollar kcd
vezmenyes. beallasi dij mcllett.
Hiss2irk, hogy a werreni magya-
rOl KOHL sokan elnek az alkalom-
NAL maid s rovidesen megduplaz6-
dix az egylet tagjainak szama.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
FARRELL, IA I
A FARRELL REF. E0YHAz
H1REr.
K0zii: vscsey A. Jsns, ref. leikesz.


Heti sorrend. .7-Egyhaznnk kebelehen
het folyaman kovetkez5 .sorrend-
ben lesznek lelktszi szolgalatok vegez,
vc:
Saerdan este f6l skor szokasos ina
Ara meg lcend tartva.
Csdt6rt6k6n este s,6rakor az Ifiusa-
ri K0r pr5babalia az iskola helviseg-
ben.
Szombaton 9-t6l l2-ig, gyermekek
vallasos oktatasa, ugy Farrellon, mint
Shafpsvillen.
Szombaton este Z 6rakor isten-
4ia1telet dr Raltha ysr nezsn mis-.
,.x,. n.aa:,~s1
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ss ~ -
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
Kf:REKpARON AKART
B O r j u II LOPN I

Regenybe lilo modon akart ket
eddig ismeretlen fiatalember bor-
jut lopni Siimegcsehiben az elmult
hetek egyik szombatjara virrado-
"a. Kerekparral allitottak be a
kozseghe es' egyenest a NThomasz
Ferdinand berleteben lev6 korcs-
maba yettek ntjnkat. lit feltor-
TEX az istall6 ajtajat fs kivalasz-
tottak egy sep lSis borjut. Meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
WARREN, Ohio.
NAGYS1KERtj BAL.

A Munkas BIS. Egylet warrant
fi6kjanal ianuar no 24-en 'artott
balja a legnagyobb skier jegyt-
ben folyt le. T0bb mint szaz dc.
Ii par ropta a csardast jarta a
masfajta tancokat. A vilagposta
kartyak $ viragok eladasaban
t0bb leany k0zremiikod0tt, akik
mind sikeresen dolgoztak. A bal
alkalmaval harom dij keriilt XII
osztasra, K6ger Erzsike kapta az
els6 dijat, egy toilett dobozt. Da-
k6 Erzsike egy eziistozott tiikrot
es fesiit kapott masodik dij kepen,
mig Ferenczy Jozefin jutalma egg
szep meltii lett. Az els6 ket dij
nyertese adta ell, a harmadik du
nyertese kapta a. legt6bb p6sta-
kartyat.
A mulatsag a legjobb hangulat-
ban folyt lie, erde'kes megemlite-
nj, hogy ket bepityizalt testver is
beallitott a balra, de mem hogy "a
vart csinaltak volna = k0z0n-
seq mulatott nagyszeriien rajt,lk.
A bal rendez6sege ezuton mond
halas k0sz0netet a k0z0nsegnek,
ualamint q kozramii K I'd nknal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
Nemes JOSEF.
REPUL6GEP MOTOR A VELIE
KOCSIKON.

A rcpiilogep legfontosabb alkat-
resze motor = AIT mondhat-
nank, ez ada meg a gepmadarak
eletleheto etoseget. Ha a motor rossz,
akkor az egesz gep mem er sem
nit.
A gepmadarak motorjainak to-
keletcssege adta a Velie gepcket
el0allit0 cegnek AIT az 0tletet.
hogy most. forgalomba keriiIt
Velie kocsikat ugManolyan moto-
rokkal szereljek fel, mint amilyc-
neket a repiil6gepek hasznalnak.
Err6l a motorr6l csak annyit jeey
ziink meg, hogy mindcn tekintct-
ben a legt0keletesebb.
Az uj Velie gepelS Macy el6-
nye az, hogY negy kerekii hidroli-
k,ls fekkel vannak felszerelve S
ICY a vezctonek a legnagyobb biz
tonsagot nyujtjals.
A gepek hatalmas orszagutak
legszemreval6bb lsocsijai a kiils0
csin bels0 tokeletes gepszer-
kezetnek k0sz0nhetik a Velie ko-
csik nagy nepszeriisegiiket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
Az "INGYENEL0K"
Pompas, -tancos vigjatekra
kesziilnek Kossuth K0r
mukedvelOi.

Lapzartakor vessziik a hirt,
hogy Kossuth K0r kitiin0 MIXED
velo gardaja, marcus Len, vasar-
nuap este, Kossuth K0r nagyter-
meben szinre hozza "Az ingyen-
el0k" cimii sz6rakoztat6, fordu-
latos mesejii, enekes-tancos Wig
jatekot.
A magyarsag ismeri a Kossuth
K0r miikedvel0 teljesitmenyet s
ICY biztosan tudjuk, hogy tomott
haz elott fog lefolyni ennek a XII
tiino darabnak nagyszeru el6ada
sa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
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FARSANGI MULArSAG.

A Farrelli Magyar Bs. Egylet
vezct6sege nagNban faradoz.ik
egy ffnyes farsangi mulatsag el6-
keszitesen, nelly februar l4-en
szombaton este lesz megtartva a
farrelli German Hallban.
De nem csak rendezGk kesziif-
mex balra, hanem a magyarsae
szeles reteeei is, ugy, hogy a bal
napjan remelhet6leg egyiitt latjnl
maid a helybeli S kornyeki ma.
gyarsagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
AMERIKAS MAGYAR TESTVIR
AUX MEG EGY ZOKSZ0RA 1!

Oszt hallgassa meg, hogy a hi
res, nevezetes, pihenteszii hejjes
p6gar .es debreceni tajigas Bugyi
Sander yidam m6kas Karbunkulus
naptara az 1926. kisfiist5s eszten-
d6re = tele sok keppel, trefayal,
egy eyre -val6 vigassaggal, kalan-
dos t0rtenettel ujfent megje-
lent. Benne wagon az is, mikep-
pen jart Bugyi Mars nevezetii
csillagbojgon. Legolcs6bb naptar
e f0ldon, inert darabja csak p6sta-
koltcsiggel 1 dollar. Legjobb a
PITT levelbe tenni, osztan elkiilde-
nj ere 4cimre: Z
"'Debrec:eeni Hirlap' 4ujsagval-
lalat, Debrecen, Csap6 u. 10, Hun
gary.
Utdirat.-Ha osztan komam
uramnak kedve szottyannek OIL
cs6n finom jo konyveket olvasni,
tegyen a levelbe kiil0n 2 dollart.
Exert q penzert ot vastag k0nyvet
kiildiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05

.egyhaa lelkesze, neievel, egyetemben. A
gySnySsiien sikeriilt diszes' iinnepefyen
a kovetke,6 iokenok voltak jelen: Ka.
rikas Pal sss neie; J6di Laszl6 Is neje,
Macy 1mre 81 neie, Shamu Gyorgy IS
neie. Al vacsora alkalmaval lelkesz
ina IS eRy r5vid beszed kereteben al
dotta meg uira ffisyiiket IS jelenle-
yak ajaRdskst nyajtotta At az iihne-
peiteknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
"A IfERCEaPRTMAs Az EszTERaOMr
DIAKOKHOz.

Az esztergomi benc6s Scent 1stvan
katholikus f6gymnazium iinnepelyt rem
dezett, amelynek kereteben lelkesen i'm
nepeltek a szemelyesen megjelent arany
misses bibornok hercegprimast. jubi-
lal6 f6papot Mattyasovszky Kasszian
dr., f6gimnazinmi rektor magasszar-
nyalasn beszedeben meltatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
PA.
A TARsAsKOR HIREI.

A Sharon, Farrell es Sharpsvi!
lei Magyar Tarsaskor januar %
en- tartott gyilesen a tagok Macy
szammal jelentek meg taglet-
szam ez alkalommal hat NJ taggal
szaporodott. A gyiiles targyalta a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
.1a oAA

maradt korcsma udvaran. A
szerint ket fiatalember.
volt a tettes. Ugy hirlik, hogy a
csend6r0k mar helyes nyomon
jarnak.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Bookcases

These cases have been used
as floor samples and are slight
iy marred from handling. They
are to be sold strictly ''as is"
A Bookcases consisting of
three sections, top and base and
desk section. Finished in ma
hogany. Regularly @C2 *
s47.5O. Special, each %
. Bookcases consisting of
three sections, top, base and
desk section. Finished in
American walnut. Regularly
$3.50. special %23. 75
each .'.....
. Bookcases consisting Of
four sections, with top and
base. Finished in light oak.
Regularly s24.s5. &1C 1E
Special, each. ..... ~
i Bookcase consisting of
three sections, top and base.
Finished in oak. Regularly
sss6'. special SLIPS
at
i Bookcase consisting of
three sections, top and base.
Finished in American walnut.
Regularly s31.00. @7S Sn
Special, at. ..... ~Ao'Do
i Bookcase consisting of
two sections, desk, top and base.
Finished in mahogany. Regu-
larly $4,000. Spe- @1S IN
cial, at
Kann's-Fourth Floor.