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The Washington times., 1925-05-14
PORTRAIT OF KING GIVEN
ENCLISH-SPEAKINC UNION

A dinner was given by the Wash
ineton branch of the English
Speaking Union at the New Viii
lard Hotel last night in honor OF
the national council Of the union
which held a business session here
yesterday. Representatives from
twenty-nine chapters attended the
session, while 125 members Of the
union were at the dinner.
Sir Esme Howard. the British
Ambassador, presented the local
chapter with a signed portrait OF
King George. Doctor Charles d.
Walcott, secretary Of the Smith
sonian Institution, accepted bust
of Sir Esme, presented by Cecil
Thomson, the sculptor. H. Camp
bell Black, editor of the Constitu'
tional Review, was a speaker.
Lord Aberdeen Of Aberdeen and
Temair and Rear Admiral 8. A.
Staunton, exchanged toasts to the
King of England and the President
of the United States. A letter was
read from John w. Davis, presi'
dent of the union, expressing his
regret at not being able to attend.
The Washington times., 1925-05-14

second son, William, take few
extra lessons every day after his
high school classes were over. The
boy rewarded him by winning a
scholarship at Harvard. So it
shows that in most instances chill
dren pay you back doubly or
trebly what you spend on them.
Life for me is very different
from what it was when my par
ents were alive and lived at
home with them. It is much
simpler affair. and, If my parents
were only still with US, / would
be much happier than in the com
plicated households in which
used to live. 1 like the straight
forward country life, away from
the silly intrigues that sometimes
start in a large menage. MY
brother, George. is similar to me
in that he likes simplicity ana
uncomplicated living.
Happiness is within and no
amount of money can buy happ1'
ness or love. 1t might purchase
a counterfeit of it for short
time but the falseness OF 1t
would soon show up. In fact,
money hasn't anything to do with
happiness at all. Tramps are
usually much more carefree than
millionaires.
Money . Burden.
Although Papa and Mamma had
naturally happy natures, they had
so much money that it finally
just weighed them down. Had
they not possessed so much, they
probably would have been more
content and alive today. AS it
was, people bothered and worried
them about little things incessant-
ly
Carroll and I were never so
happy in our lives as when we
lived in Greenwich Village OH
thirty dollars a week.
Lawyers Trust.
There is no doubt that the IA
nous Gould accounting suit, re-
ferred to laughingly downtown as
the Lawyers Trust" precipitated
my fathers death. He worried so
about it. How sad my grand
father, the late Jay Gould would
have been to see all the wealth
. he devoted his lifetime to accu-
mulating the case of an undigni-
fled battle among his children and
even his grandchildren! Jay
Gould died a comparatively young
man, due to overwork. He was
ambitious and thought only OF
the advancement of his family.
And now a lot of the money he
gave his life for is all going to
the lawyers.
Even yet I believe the whole
thing could be settled were it not
for some of the more grasping
members of the family who in
the end will get "stung" anyway.
In Cos Cob.
Meanwhile, 1 am happy. In
fact, at the time / am writing
this, my happiness is really COM
plete. My little baby Caroline,
who has been very sick with
whooping cough and double mas
toiditis in the Babies Hospital,
is recovering and will soon be
The Washington times., 1925-05-14
SOMEBODY WAS LYING
IN DIVORCE PROCEEDING

ATLANTIC CITY, May 14.-Con.
flicting testimony by Ida May
Schubert and her husband, Morti-
mer Schubert, led Vice Chancellor
Ingersoll to adjourn a divorce hear
ing in order that evidence may be
gathered to enable the court to de-
termine which of the two is guilty
of perjury.
The Vice Chancellor said that the
guilty one should be punished with
jail sentence.
The Washington times., 1925-05-14
FREED AFTER CONFESSION
HE COMMITTED STAYING

LANCASTER, May 14.-Michael
Furlonie wanted to plead guilty to
murder. Then, the charge OF hav-
ing killed Jacob Hunter, OF Gap,
more than year ago, for which he
was held in prison several weeks,
was dismissed. Lack OF evidence
and conflicting testimony caused
District Attorney Wissler to in.
struct Alderman Hinden to quash
the case.
Furlonie was arrested in Lewis
town when he confessed, according
to a deputy sheriff. that he killed
a man in Lancaster county. His
story Of the crime. State police be-
lieved, described the killing OF Hunt.
err, whose body was found in q
Lancaster county cornfield.
Brought here Furlonie branded
his alleged confession as a joke, but
later offered to plead guilty because
arrest, he said, had ruined him.
The man now Is being held for
having violated a parole in New
York State.
The Washington times., 1925-05-14

Now is the Time TO Get Rid Of
These Ugly Spots, Use Othine.

There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed of your frAck1es az
Othine--double Strengths guaranteed
to remove these hornely spots.
Simply get an ounce of Othine--dou-
BILE strength---from any drug or depart
ment store and apply a little Of 1t night
and morning and YOU should soon see
that even the worst ~freckles have be-
gun to disappear, while the lighter ones
have vanished entirely. It is seldom
that more than an ounce is needed to
completely clear the skin and gain q
beautiful complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength Othine as this ia sold under
guarantee of money back IL 1t fails to
remove your freckles
We recommend Othine Completion
Soap for use with Othlne, also as a
shampoo it's wonderful for bobbed
hair--26c cake at all drug or de-
partment stores or by mail. Othine
Laboratories. Inc, Buffalo, N. Y.
OTHTNE
The Washington times., 1925-05-14
EDITH GOULD'S OWN STORY
Of The Life OF A Rich Girl
She and Carroll Never So
Happy AS When They
Lived In Green
witch Village.
BY EDITH GOULD WAINWRIGHT
Daughter of George Gould and
Granddaughter Of Jay Gould.

CHAPTER XII
A LTHOUGH we live in the
"A country, it must not be sup
posed that we lose track of our
friends in town. On the contrary,
when we lived in the city we got
bored going out night after night.
Now we look forward to our eve
nings in the city.
One of the most popular young
couples in New York are the
Samuel J. Wagstaffs. They bring
life and amusement to every
party. Mrs. Wagstaff is one of
the few women who successfully
combine motherhood with careers.
She draws beautifully for the
fashion magazines.
Town Parties.
Another person we always look
forward to seeing in New York
is Mrs. Moses Taylor Campbell,
Q lifelong friend of mammals.
She gives some Of the most in
teresting dinners in New York,
and one always meets persons of
Importance from all over the world
at her parties.
nAOIS at length JIlO OInST Jay
about the sacrifices parents made
Tor their children and Of my con-
viction that children usually re-
pay in the long run all the love
and care given them. Aunt Car
RE and Signorina Fiorello devote
their lives to their mothers. They
do not even leave them for a few
hours, but are constantly with
them to wait on them hand and
foot.
A newspaper writer Of my &C
quaintance who receives a large
salary gives up every cent of it
20 making his mother comfort
able. and he has just finished
working overtime all winter to be
able to send her to California, a
trip that she had 1onged for for
several years.
Silly Intrigues.
Langford, our butler. of whom
I have already spoken. had his
The Washington times., 1925-05-14

home with me again. Her re-
covery is entirely due to the
doctors skill and the marvellous
care she has received.
We all love it up here in Cos
Cob where everything is so nice.
and in devoting my life to my
husband and children, l have
found complete happiness.
copyright, 1895, by King Features
Syndicate, Incl
THE END.
The Washington times., 1925-05-14

ton is felt in some industries there
is a belief among officials that It's
economic phase as affecting gen.
eral business is not a serious
problem.
The Washington times., 1925-05-14

Use Peterson's Ointment

eve got a safe full of thankful let
tiers testifying to the mighty healing
power OF Peterson's Ointment for old
and running sores, eczema, salt rheum
ulcers. sore feet, broken breast. itching
scalp. chatting and blind, itching and
bleeding piles"
T. 8. Rokestrom, Of sos Lorraine
Street. Detroit. writes: "I suffered with
piles for over Is years-nothing did
me any good. After my fourth box Of
Peterson's Ointment I am nearly cured.
II IL the greatest ointment I ever heard
Of." Big box 35 cents at all druggists.
The mighty healing power of Peter
sons Ointment quickly clears the skin
Of all rashes. pimples and blemishes.
PeteTson's soap ig wonderful skin
eoap-use IT dsily-25 cents. Peterson
Ointment Co. Buffalo, n. Y.
The Peoples Drug Stores sell thou
sands Of boxes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

mex hire mem csak helybeli, ha-
mem a kornyeki magyarsagot is
izgalomba hozta. Az Iparos Egye-
siilet, mely mar annyi nagysike-
Ri mulatsagra tekinthet vissza, ok
tober 24-en, szombaton este az E.
Tuscaras St.-en levo Nemet HaZ-
ban nagyszabasu jelmez bait S
magyar mulatsagot rendez.
Pazarul szines kepet nyujt
maid a felvonul6 tarka jelmezes,
maszkas sereg. Amint annak hi
ret vessziik, rengeteg vi jelmez
keriil ere az alkalomra. A balon
negy ertekes dij kerul kiosztasra,
mar most megindultak a talalgata
sok, hogy Xix lesznek nyerte-
SEX?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
ALLIANCEI HIREK
KGR0SF0I JANOs HATALMAs
AJANDEKA.

Mar kezdenek j0nni amerikai
magyar telepekrol olyan hirek is,
amelyek arrol szamolnak be, hogy
egy-egy vagyonos, magyar ingat,,
Ian, vagy keszpenz adomanyoza-
saval, megval6sulashoz visz regi
magyar tervet.
Alliance is szolgal ilyen 0rven-
detes hirrel. Ebben kis ohioi va
rosban magyarsag mar negy IL
ben is tett kiserletet Magyar-Haz
epit6sere, de hol a szethuzas, hol
az anyagi gyarlosag mindig meg
hiusitotta a terv megvalositasat.
Most vegre akadt egy nemes-
szivii magyar, az Amerikaszerte
ismert Korosf6y Janos, az allan
eel, sot altalaban az amerikai ma
gyar iigyek regi harcosa, aki
egyetlen nemes gesztussal meg
valosulashoz vitte ezt regota va
judo kozigyet.
K6rosfoy Janos, az alliancei
Korosfoy hentes es fiiszeres ceg
tulajdonosa, mozg6 hentes es til
szeres uzlet zsenialis feltalal6ja,
tagos telket ajandekozott a Ma
gyar-Maz helyeUl, magyar ne-
eyed egyik sep pontjan.
Hogy magyarsagot az aJande
kokkal meglephesse, felkerte negy
kozismert baratJat: Bilcze Mi
halyt, Nyarady J6zsefet, Szab6
Karolyt es Huszti Janost, hogy
| egyiittesen vegyenek Xxi chartert
az Amerikai Magyar Kozmiive.
| lodesi Otthon,' newt intezmeny
a Magyar-Haz reszere.
| Amikor ez megtortent, gyules
re hivtak 0ssze az alliancei ma
gyarokat. A gyulesen Korosfoy
Janos lelkes beszed kisereteben
atadta ajandekat, a telekrol szol{
tehermentes birtoklevelet az al
! liancei OF magyar betegsegelyzt
egylet es a magyar ifjusagi egy-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

egy milliomos sincs, ok mind egy-
szeru munkasok, akik k0zt sok-
max meg olyan j6l fizeto munkaja
sincs, mint a legtobb magyarnak
van. Ha ok kepesek voltak 0ssze-
hozni ket ev alatt $6O.00.-, mi
ert he tudnak ugyanezt a magya-
rok is. Rata hat, fogjunk a num-
kahoz! Hagyjunk fel a sok gam
csoskodassal es kakan csom6t ke-
resessel, inert ez sehovase vezet.
Adomanyok. Antal ado
manyozott Sziiz Maria oltarara
II darab gyertyat, elhunyt neje
emlekenek. Miglecz Mihalyne
adott SIT a templomra.
Szeminarium.-A szeminarium-
ra, vagyis az ujonnan epulo pap
nevelore adtak kovetkezG hit
testverek: Szkiba Jozsef $15 es
ozv. Pal6czy Sandorne So. Eel
hivjuk azok figyelmet, akik hatra
lekban vannak jegyzett reszlete-
ikkel, hogy gondoljanak azokra.
Ina es enekes konyv.-Van le-
tetben so darab nagyon j6 ina es
enekes konyv a parochian, min
den pSldanynak az ara So. Aki
ohajt venni egy ilyen konyvet
koznapon megkaphatja a pleba
MAN, vasarnap pedig a kurator
szobaban.
Havidijak.-Kurucz Janos no.
zott Steeltonrol $26.O0, Bark6 Is;
van Albert Streetrol es k0rnyeke-
rol $500. Fizettek: Holbusz ia.
nos $1.0O, Gilak Janos $500, Da.
razs Frigyes $4.00, Futkos Janos
$500, Kelemen Karoly $1.00, Hof
fer Karoly So, Kelemen Lajos So
Liszkay Claiborne So, Szkiba 10
zsef $500, id. Nask6 Janos $1,000
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

SZURETI MULATsAG.

A Munkas Bs. es Onkepz0 Seer
vezet sharoni, Silk osztalya, okto
Der 24-en, szombaton nagyszaba-
su sziireti mulatsagot rendez a
Stauton St.-en levo Maennenchor
Hallban. Igazi, magyaros lsziireti
bal lesz ez, rendezoseg legalabb
is elkovet mindent, hogy azza te-
gye.
A neyezetes szireti balon a
messze foldon hires Ellwood City
zenekar huzza maid a talpalava-
lot. A kitunk muzsika hangjai
mellett indul maid meg . tanc 5
vege mem lesz, csak = n,asnapi .ka-
kas knkorEko1askor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
CANTON, OHIO


Olvas6ink ismetelt figyelmebe
ajanljuk a cantoni magyar esti is-
kolakat. Amint arrol mar lapunk
ban megemlekeztiink, az esti isko-
lax megnyiltak a tanitas kezde-
tet vette. Beiratkozni azonban
meg most Sc keso S az migrant
Education Department az eszten-
de egesz folyaman felvesz tanul6-
kat.
Ez, a Department angol esti is
kolakat tart fem, idegen sziilete-
sii bevandorolt ferfiak es assoc
nyok szamara, valamint polgaro.
sit6 tanfolyamot is szervezett
azok szamara, akik kozel iov0-
ben polgarvizsgat ohajtanak ten
nj.
Az iskolak barmelyikebe be le-
het iratkozni, tanitas ket he
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
Reformatus egyhaz

Temetes. - Hetfon helyeztiik
or0k nyugalomra Revesz Meny-
hertnet, sziiletett Barabas Etel-
kat, akit 35 esztendos koraban ra
gadott ell a konyortelen halal ko-
riinkb6l. Korai elhunytat tudo-
gyulladas okozta. Revesz Meny-
hertne Tuzseron, Szabolcs megye
sziiletett II evig cit 'boldog ha-
zassagban ferjevel. Korai elhuny-
tat gyaszoljak melyen sujtott fer
je, valamint ket gyermeke: Juli-
anna az ohazaban, valamint Ma
riska, aki Youngstownban van. A
Belmont temet6ben nyert foldi
porresze nyugalomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

x. u. ~
let kepviselSinek kezebe. Eek ige
retet tettek, hogy most mar egye
leteik megepittetik a magyar
egyesiileteknek gyiilestermul es
tanctermtl szolgal6 Magyar-Ha-
zat.
K6rosfoy Janos cselekedete on
magat dicseri. Hissziik, hogy Anne
rika minden reszeben akad a ne
mes peldanak kovetoje, vagyis
mas vagyonos magyarok is gon-
dolnak mar k0zerdekeket szolga-
10 intezmenyek segitesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

lyen, a Mckinley High Schoolban
s Northeast Y. NJ. G. A. epiile-
teben, Carnahan Ave, N. E., To-
lyik.
Magyar testvereink, hasznaljak
XII EFT kitUn0 alkalmat S iratkoz
zanak be az esti iskolakba. Az an
gol nyelv t0keletes tudasa nelkil,
egy ember Sc haladhat palyajan
elore. A polgarvizsgak is mind szi
gorubbak lesznek ICY, aki ARA
mem kesziil ell .lelkiismeretesen -
az sohasem lehet polgara az vi ha-
zanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
A NILES, o. REF0RMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: Csepks Istva1l, ref. lelkesz
Lakasa: sos Robbins Ave.
Templom So.-Sideon, a End St.-en.

Kereszteles.-A multi vasarnap
delelott keresztelte lelkesz az
egyhaz penztarnokanak, Ful0p
Istvannak es nejenek, Teglas Ju-
liannanak leanykajat Iren nevre.
keresztsziil6k voltak: az egyhaz
gondnoka, Moricz Albert es Dru-
ga Mihalyn6.
Delutani istentisztelet vegezte-
vel Berencsi Andras hazanal ke-
resztelte meg d lelkesz Kozma Mi
haly es Szinyei Erzsebet warreni
sziilok harom ewes leanygyerme-
ket, Erzsebet Piroska neyekre. A
keresztsziiloi tisztet Berencsi And
ras es neje, Szinyei Piroska t0l-
t0ttek be.
Jegyesek.-Csizmar J6zsef, 90
ewes molten ifju, eljegyezte 0zv.
Bajusz Belanet. EskuvojUk okto-
Der lien delutan lesz temple
munkban.
Egyleti gylles.-J0vo vasarnap
fogja egyhazi egyletiink megtar-
tani rendes havi gyiileset, del
utani istentisztelet vegeztevel, "a
templom basementjeben.
Ujbori Urvacsoraosztas. Az
Vi borert yalo halaadas alkalma-
Dol, oktober 25-en lesz megterit-
We templomunk ban az Ur aszta-
la. AZ istentisztelet rendes ido-
ben fog kezdodni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Keresztelesek. - Maria -Lujza,
Fuisz Imre es Eva Maria leanya,.
sziil. september lien, keresztei-
tex okt6ber lien. KeresztsziilGk
voltak Orosz Sandor es Maklary
Ilona.
Andras-Edgard, RENDER JOSEF
IS Urcsik Julia fla, sziil. okt6ber
2-an, kereszteltek oktober lien.
Keresztsziilok voltak: RENDER Ist
van es Halasz Anna.
Eljegyzes.-Abauj megye, her
nadvecsei sziiletesii, Youngstown
lak6s Pasztor Istvan, Pasztor Ist-
van es Orosz Erzsebet fla, ellie
gyezte a youngstown szuletesil
Orevicz Annat, Orevicz Mihaly es
neje leanyat. Eskisznek folyo no
27-en reggel steeltoni rom. kathr
tot templomban.
Megemlekezes a holtakr6l.-Ko
zeledik november h6napja, mely
honap megholtak megemlekeze-
senek a hava. Az Istenben hiv6
kereszteny lelkek gondoljanak
azokra, xix mar nincsenek es
alusszak mely almukat a fold
alatt. Gondoljon flu es leany ell
hunyt atyjara es anyjara, az apa
Is anya elhunyt fiara, vagy lea
nyara, testver elhunyt testvere-
re, barat elhunyt baratjara es
mondjon egy-egy imat ertiik S
mondasson scent miset ertik. A
temeteseknel latjuk, hogy sok vi
ragot hordanak fel 6s elboritiak
vele a koporsot, hogy XII Sc lat
SILK HOTTEST belole. EFT a vira-
got mem adjak ingyen es neha sza
zakba keriil. Mikor pedig elj6 az
illeto halalanak az evforduloia
senki sincs, aki egy szentmise al
doZatot mutasson be lelke nyu-
galmaert az egek Uranak. Pedig
az ina mindig edesebb. mint vi
ragillat es a scent mise aldoZat
dragabb, mint a virag, melynek
erteke semmi az Ur szine el6tt.
Imadkozzatok az elhunytakert es
legalabb halaluk napjan szolgal-
tassanak scent miset ertiik.
A mi iskolank.-A telek meg
van we've, most egy dolgunk
csak, megepiteni az iskolat ra Is
kiildeni a gyermekeket abba. Ne
takarodzanak a sziilok azzal, hogy
gyermekeik messze lakna4x a tenn
plomtol, inert ime nemet oyer
mekek is messze laknak a TEN.
plomtol es megis meg van nemet
iskola, sot zsufolasig van tele
gyermekekkel. Ami meglehet a
nemet katholikusoknal, miert ne
lehetne meg hasonlo koriilmenyels
kozt a magyaroknal is? MegIe-
het, csak legyen meg a joakarat,
mint amazoknal van. A telek meg
vetele, mint tudjuk, $5,955.-ba
kerult es ICY osszes penziink sep.
tember ho yegen volt 1892, ,98
Ez az osszeg termeszetesen mem
eleg egy iskola felepitesehez, dc
meg tizannyi Sc eleg manapsag, 4
milgor az epitkezes oily remdraga
Elsosorban tehat, ha meg akariuls
Yalositani EFT mi iskolankat
spenzt kell eloteremteni. Ezt be,
DIG csak ugy tehetjiik, ha konyo,
kig nyulunk a zsebiinkbe. A Ian
sigvillen lako t6tok templomot
epitenek, regi templomot pedie
at fogjak alakitani iskolanak, a
mi $120 ezer koltseget ielent, q
mint tudom plebanosuktn. Ebbol
az osszegb6l ket ev alatt kezpkl
volt $50 ezer. Pedig azok Lans.
;ngyillen lak6 totok kozt egyetler
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
Magyarok naptara
oKT0BER u, HETF0

Beregi Oszkar tarsulatanak ven-
degfellepte a Moose Hallban.
Szinre keriil: a "Rablolovag. +"
A Kath. Ifjusagi Kor szureti bal
ia, az 1043 Wilson avei helyi-
segeben.
AZ E. Y. M. A. G. Macy tancmulat
saga Hammock Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
NoVEMBER Is, VASARNAP

Farrell, PA Kath. Ifj. Kor szi
nieloadasa a Stanton St-i Hor-
vat Hallban. Szinre keriil: Is
ten keze" 3 felv. nepszinmu.
Eloadas utan tancmulatsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
oKT6BER 81, sZoMBAT

A Kossuth K0r nagyszabasu Hal
loween mulatsaga, 124 E. Fede-
raj st.
A Kath. Hjusagi K0r Halloween
Party-ja a tagok baratok re-
szere, 1913 Wilson Ave.
Niles, GA Nilesi Ref. lfjusagi
Kor maszkabalja.
Warren, GA Munkas Betegse
gelyzo Szovetseg look, war
reni fiokjanak Halloween mu.
latsaga a Walnut street, Roman
Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
ALARcos BAL.

Nagyszabasu esemeny van ks-
sziiloben Canton varosaban, mely
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

Farrell, PA farrelli magyar
Ref. fjusagi Kor tancmulatsa G
gal egybekotott szinieloadasa.
Bemutatasra kerill: "Cigany
Parma" 3 felv. nepszinmii.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
NOVEMBER 8, VASARNAP

A youngstown Magyar Iparosok
es Kereskedok Kore az Ukraini-
an Hallban (525 West Rayen
Ave.), a Haz-alap javara nagy-
szabasu Tarsasvacsorat rendez.
~Vacsora utan kabare S, ,tanc reg
gelig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
oKT0BER "a, szoMBAT

Canton, O.--Az Iparos Egyesulet
alarcos balja a Nemet Hazban,
E. Tuscaravas St., Sharon, Pa.
A Munkas Betegsegelyz0 Silk fl
6kianak sziireti mulatsaga a
Maennenchor Hallban.
oKT0BER 26, HETF0
4 SIT. Gy0rgy Egyhaz Oltar es
Leany Egyletenek nagy masz-
kabalja a Moose Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

DECEMBER 81, CsUTORT0K
Farrell, PA Kath. Ifjusagi Kor
szilveszteli miisoros mulatsaga
a Horvat Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
DECEMBER 2e, sZoMBAT

UECEMBEE 26, S1UMBAT
A Kossuth K0r nagyszabasu ka-
racsonyi tancmulatsaga a regi
Kossuth nagyteremben, a Ma
gyar-haz jayara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

DECEMBER Is, PENTEK
A Katholikus Ifjusagi K6r kara
csonyi szinielSadasa, a legjobb
miikedvel6k felleptevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
lEZglll[l22
Egyhazi hirek

T]E-lf1T1flIlI=If=Ii
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-22
COUNCIL or JEWISH WOMEN

The regular monthly meeting of the
Council of Jewish Women foCl place
Wednesday afternoon at the Il. VI. IL.
>ynugog. The most important discus
lion of The afternoon was the eStab-
liShmcmt of home for Jewish girls.
This home has for many years been
q cherished idea of the Council, The
motion was passed that each member
give personally such amount rs they
feel they can give. Pledges We're given
and S5Gj was raised by members pres
umt, ranging from 81 to S25 per person
Further details will lie given i'm the
future.
The Educational committee of the
Council will give Il tea on tho 3rd
Tuesday in March when DR.. Low will
discuss Child Psychology" Mrs. Jos
Grimes asked that donations of jelly
and preserves be sent to her for the
Adult Blind Home inmates Miss
Icrtha LCvcnS rendered II piano solo
and the Young Women's Junior Coun-
I'll quartcttc consisting of the Misses
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-22

Ruth Schayder, Frieda Schatz. Edith
Grinspan and Martha EhrlIch pleased
the audience with two selections
DR. c. +, H. Kauvar gave an inter
esting detailed review of the much dis
cnssed book You Gcntilcs" by Maurice
Samuel He first touched briefly upon
the life Of the author ana the cour-
age of the author in his expressions
thruCut the book. the classifying Of the
Gcntilcs into the sport specimen and
the Jews into Gods specimens. The
contrast in loyalty. in sports, in the
power Of assembly and lastly the view
on assimilation was graphically dis
"uSSed by DIR. Kauvar This is not n
dignifCd book, nor did DIR. Kauvar al
ways agree with the author. He spoke
of the main central theme. there is a
Jewish question, and is thesauihor cor
rect in his thesis? No human book is
perfect. even today. Jews and GentilcS
are struggling to find the solution.
This book, COurageOusly and hrutally
written gives one dose of ones own
medicine. How you look to us.