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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
miami STREETS
FRIGHTENED !
by BRAVES
Indians in Native Dress
Roam Thoroughfares
Of Florida City.

MIAMI. Fla, Sept. 26.-Clothed
in the bright colored, striped CO.'S
tunes of their ancestors, Seminole In
dams roam the streets Of Miami, a
show to the thousands of visitors who
throng the city.
People are of the opinion that the
American Indians rarely seek public
places, preferring to remain on the
reservations set aside for them by
the government.
And even here the home for hun
dreds Of years of, the Seminoles, it. is
only in recent years that the Indians
have forgotten their staid dignity long
enough to associate to any extent with
the whites.
Within the past five yeaH exAibi-
ton camps have been established near
the white mans cities and the In
dams no longer hesitate to mingle
with the throngs who mill in and out
of the labyrinth Of real estate offices
and traffic jams.
In 1880 a check of the Indians
showed that there were 81 families
living in % camps. The tribe has
dwindled from this number to two
main branches which have little to do
with each other. They are known as
the Cow Greek and the Big Cypress
Indians. and have population of
approximately 467. Estimates Of
those not actually accounted for, those
living in the Everglades, will bring
this number to 700, it is said.
Desire for the medical attention the
white mans doctor can administer
has brought the Indians from their
native haunts more than any other
one contributing cause, according to
those who have made a study Of the
situation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04

pointing earth, the last where young
Dane. Herrick pictured Nora Lee was
in Yosemite in the SHOWS.
Six o'clock-laughing, their cheeks
scarlet with cold and excitement,
they stood in Mickey's room raising
little glasses now to the New WEEDS
now to the Next WEEDS; now to the
Unwed. That was Comics impudent
contribution. They drank merrily
once more to Love and then to Crime.
Mickey came over and slipped his
arm in Nora Lees, drawing her from
the group: Lets drink to the abb
sent one. Norry. Three days more.
You're glad?"
She smiled. her thoughts floating in
dreamy golden haze. Mickey low
cred the blonde, magnetic face
There's fun with the many, Nora
Lee, but only love with the one.
Take it from your big brother Mick !!
It's the finest thing in the world"
Richard, jaunty, the small mus
tache perked upward, showed the big
gladiator aside. He swept Nora Lee
to the hall where the music taunted
their feet.
A KISS IN DARK
The lights went out. His arm
frightened. As she kept her head low
cred he kissed the nape of her neck.
Because she was happy and life
dazzling as the snow peaks luminous
under the cold, sapphire moon, she
laughed too.
as that for me, Nora Lee, or for
life?"
For both-we've had a good time
together"
"Yes-you and I and life. Let's
forget the world. Nora Lee. Let's
stay on when the others CO."
Yes, do! Let's be devilish with
vengeance"
He shrugged. what is colder than
snow, darling? Well, we'll have to
come again. Washington's Birthday
is a good time. Will your"
who knows?"
Sallie, squeezing Nora Lees arm
when finally at 2 o'clock they went
to bed, whispered: I'm not in love,
Nora Lee. but I'm awfully happy"
That was exactly what Nora Lee
might have said. And she added
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04

avoid me. Nora Lee?" he drawled
taking her and falling into step at hel
side. "What did / do?"
"POLYANDROUS"
She walked along in silence. steal
ing a glance at his pale profile an6
black, glowing eyes. She began TO fee
light and happy. My goodness-sh,
was entitled TO friends, wasn't she
To sunlight and laughter and a charm
ing fellow sauntcring with such easy
grace at her side. ."
We'll have a bite somewhere to-
gcther and you'll congess your sins,
Sis. Tell me why the exile, little
fury?"
She couldn't help it. She glanced a;
him an engaging taunt: Max. / hear
that men are polygamous. Did you
ever hear it charged against LADIES'
"Polyandrous. Sis That's what We
call it when it's women. You didn't
used to be! Or. rather you didn't
know you were. But you are today,
and you know it."
Its awful!'
Because you're not used to the
knowledge yet. In a generation you'll
say it's delightful"
Il think it's sad for us that came
lust on the betwixt and between stage,
don't you?"
Not so bad as it's difficult. You
see. it takes the dead majority a long
while TO catch up with the enlightened
few and by that time the enlightened
few are more miles yonder, so it's al
ways hard on the few who run ahead
of the many. You see, the slow fel-
lows hurl out the lassoes of conven-
ton and try TO check the pace Of
those who are breaking free. That's
uncomfortable
But look here, sis-have / a II
val?"
"Oh-a rival? I should hope you
have a legion of them"
rs it Richard? Are you thinking
Of marriage?
"Yes. am! But not with Richard"
with me. Nora Lee?"
She felt her checks stain-felt the
scarlet streaking her throat. She
wished to make some swift. easy an
swer. Her tongue Glove dryly to her
mouth.
Max leaned over and covered her
hands with both of his. He said in 4
hoarsc. qucr- tone: LET us. Nora
Lee. We could make a go of it."
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CHAPTER LXXlV
MAX's PROPOSAL, CONNIEs
WEDDING AND A NEW YEAR
PARTY.

His look was intent and white. His
hands pressed ners. He said in 9
humble, quiet way: Couldn't We
make a go of it, Nora LeeT
She didn't know IL it was fear OF
joy. but only a thing vivid and wild
striking through her pulse when MAJ
spoke. She looked into his dark, glow.
ing eyes. She heard herself murmur
in an uncertain. panied voice: 81
don't love you, Max. / didn't think
you cared this way. Remember, you
don't believe in marriage"
you don't love lne, Nora Lee? You
have some feeling for me, call it love
or not"
She was unable to take her glance
from his: unable TO move her hands
She said breathlessly: "No-it's not
love. / know what love can be-"
He got up and held her coat
smoothing the collar. He turned he,
about and looked into her full, plead
ing eyes. Then he smiled: "Your
isn't love. Nora Lee? Are you SURF
of that? / think mine is"
SIZE nut her hand quickly in his
Then I'm sorry, Max. Our friend
ship-I suppose that's gomez
Was it ever friendship, Nora Lee
Don't answer Whatever it was, we
keep it! I'm not giving you up-not
yet"
Then he insisted on taking her 70
a show: he talked between acts in lis
soft. exquisite drawl. "If it's not love
Nora Lee, it's something awfully
pleasant. isn't It? II puts color into
life. doesn't It? You'll miss me IL you
cast me out. Admit it-won't you p
She said defiantly: "Of course II
miss youi"
When she looked for her key at tie
door Max puffed lazily at his cigar.
cite. blowing the smoke in her face
BY the way. sis. when is that young
Herrick boy coming homer
Soon"
"Ab-so. And you mean to marry
him, Nora Lee? You think you can
be happy with that kind of life? Lis
ten, sis. you're hot, impulsive crea-
ture. D@'t let your feelings, at the
first. rush you into marriage that
you'll regret
She glanced st him wonde ringly.
That I'll regret? What do you
meani'
That you're exotic in your tastes
and longing. You won't like grub
bling along on next 10 nothing. Per
hapg you can't even stand il. Why.
dearest girl, as soon as you had 10
cents mere than you needed. what did
you do? Bought an automobile. Just
give that a thought"
She tapped her foot-high strung
and impatient. ''I'm not really ex-
trayagsnt at all. ! spend now because
there's no reason why / shouldn't en-
joy myself. Sallie and / don't intend
to let the best years Of our lives be
stinted, saving for old age when you
can't enjoy yourself anyway Peo-
pie say how sad Is a destitute senility.
| want to tell you it's not ope-tenth as
pitiful as a destitute youth"
Exactly what ! belieye-exactly
why I'm begging you 10 be wary"
Dane isn't poverty stricken, quite.
Besides, such things can be adjusted.
And We don't have r. get married the
day after tomorrow" She glanced up,
] row Of dazzling, even teeth showing
through the wide, childish grin: IF
I'm 10 shun poverty. how would mar
-iage with you be advisable. Max"
I've a few dollars. Did you say
your minimum must be 800 a month
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"Isn't it wonderful to be able to do
things like this 2"


Four o'clock on January 3. Nora
Lee was reading Danes telegram.
The blood dropped away from her
heart. Home-three days ago.
She went rather dazed to the phone.
His voice formal, distant !. =. Hers
beseeching, then, warming; Il wasn't
here-I wasn't here! ! just this mo-
ment got your message -. Come over
I'll meet you at the Ferry. Oh,
Dane. you don't think"
"I'll come-make it snappy!"
The day was clear, crisp and spark
ling in a winter freshness. Nora Lee
wore a blue suit with deep collar
of silky black fur. She looked in
the mirror and pulled a small hat
I of cherry colored velvet over the dark
curls. Shed gone all over the city
to buy that little hat.
She wet her eyebrows and the
deep thick lashes. They were dewy
and a great trembling filled her heart.
What had he thought?
She made up a speech as she drove
TO tie ferry. Tears struggled at her
throat. oh, she would tell how ter
ribly sorry she was-all the fun in
the world wasn't worth it. She won:
dered how he would look at her-if
he would kiss her? If he would be
glad?
REUNITED AT LAST
And he. slumped in corner Of the
boat with the evening paper held
stiffly. before his face, planned like
wise. He would be quiet. No use
to get excited. If she didn't care for
him. she didn't. But he would say !:
"You might have known my plans
would change. OF course I couldn't
expect you to give up pleasure for me,
but that telegram wasn't definite. You
knew might be a day or two early.
At least it was well within the range
of possibility. After two years OF
waiting you wouldn't put yourself out
to be there and you must have known
how l was counting on it,.
This much and more he would say
in frigid. formal tolerance.
He saw a cherry colored hat moving
toward him. wide scarlet lips, blue
eyes shiny with tears, a voice sobbing:
"Oh. Dane"
They were in each others arms.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
FIFTY YEAR CONVICT
IS GIVEN LIBERTY

ADMISSION, Ala, Oct. 3.--Asa
Crankfield, Calhoun county man now
serving a 50-year sentence for second
degree murder in the state peniten'
tiary. has been pardoned by Governor
w. W. Brandon, on recommendation
of the pardon board, according to news
received here from Montgomery.
Crankfield started serving his sentence
on. April 3. 1920.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
DAD, AZ, AND MA, Al,
HAVE TEN CHILDREN

ATTLEBORO, Mass, Oct. B.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sheldon are
claiming records for family honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon were married
when be was 10 and his wife was 10
and they have 10 children now, at
the age of AZ and Al.
None of the children has ever had
a days illness, and only once has the
doctor been called TO the Sheldon
house, except to assist the stork, that
occasion being when Joseph Jr.. the
eldest, stuck a fishhook in his hand.
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CHAPTER LXXV
Danes Return.

New Years Day at l o'clock q
toboggan sped down the dazzling
white mountain. A girl with Grim
son cheeks and flying black curls
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Dane and Nora Lee at Last Re-uni

Dane and Nora Lee at Last Reunited
erhyso all tn fun in the worth he her
nhe dE.h Hhe be
elumpe
him, 81
tut he ld
phnw ntpuyo
etheean must eLownh w counting IN
This uhndmo hewoLlsy in ornalt tolerance
oke obbng Oh, Daniel"
Thewer nechh i
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GOBs STAY IN ANZAC.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct" 3.-The
United States warships left 10 MEN,
bers of their crews behind when they
sailed from Auckland after their re-
cent visit TO New Zealand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-10

. n our Augusta Branch
you will get the benefit of
our full Lewiston stock in
overnight Service from
our Wholesale Department
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
Polgarosito vizsgak
A nyari vakaci6 el6tti utols6 vizs-
ganapok.

A polgarjeloltek kiilon6s fl
gyelmebe ajanljuk az alabbi hi
vatalos helyr6l szerzett ertesiile-
siinket:
A nyari szinet el6tti utols6
polgarosit6 vizsgak jun. 29-6n Is
30-an lesznek megtartva. Szepteln
Der el6tt tobb vizsga mem lesz.
Mindazok, akik az emlitett ket
napon vizsgaznak, mar most, i6l-
el6re ertesitsek tanuikat. A beie-
lentett tanukat ez alkalommal
helyettesiteni mem lehet akinek
mem lesz jelen ket tannja, annak
a vizsgaja eltol6dik h6napokkal.
A vizsgara kesziiljon minden-
XII lelkiismeretesen, akik mem adj
max maid kielegit6 feleleteket, a.
zok mem kaphatjak meg a polgar-
papirt.
Olvas6inkat kerjiik, hogy fen
ii hiriinkre figyelmeztessek pol
gar-jelolt ismer6seiket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
A BRIDGEPORT sZ0vETsEG
VAsARNAP TARTJA HAvI
GYULESET.
Legyen jelen minden tag-A zasz
loszentelesi bel6pti- -jegyeket min
denki hozza magavaT.

A Bridgeport Magyar Segely-
70 Szovetseg helyi fiokja, yasar-
nap, junius 21-en delutan ket ora
kor tartja rendes havi gyiileset a
ref. templom basementjeben.
A tagok keretnek, hogy a gyii-
lessen teljes szamban vegyenek
reszt, tekintettel a vegteleniil
fontos minden tagot k0zelr6l er
dekl6 targysorozatra. A gyiilesre
a tagok hozzak magukkal zasz-
l6szentelesen megvaltott belepti-
jegyeiket, inert aki AIT mem tud-
ia felmutatni, annak meg kell fl
zetnie belepti dijat. Azok ia
gok, akik meg mem tettek fel sza-
lagjukat a zaszl6ra, gyiiles al
kalmaval ezt megtehetik kifi-
zethetik hozzajarulasukat.
Az ujsagban talalhatja minden-
Xxi a zaszloszentelesi iinnepsegek-
re befolyt penz es termeszetbeni
adomanyok hivatalos nyugtaza-
sat. Keriink mindenkit, olvassa el
figyelmesen ha esetleg abban
hibat talal, hozza tudomasunkra,
hogy AIT helyreigazithassuk.
Szives iidv0zlettel:
Csolinszky Ferenc, elnok.
Hus6czky J6zsef, iigykez.
400 Broadview St.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
Adofizetes
Ket nap van meg hatra. -Junius
zO-ig mindenki fizesse XII ad6jat.
Aki elmulasztja, ARA bintetes
xy6,.

-
A megyei ad6hivatalb6l meg a
honap elejen mindenki megkap
ia az ad6fizetesre felsz6lit6 hiva-
talos ertesitest. A befizetes utol.
SO napja szombat, junius 20. Akik
c napig mem fizetik be adojukat
azok ell lehetnek kesziilve szigoru
biintetesre.
Ez alkalommal personal pro.
perty (aut6, butor) ado esedekes.
Aki nem kapott volna felsz6li.
tast, az is k0teles fizetni. A me-
gyehazan lev6 ad6hivatalban min
denki megkapja a sziikseges blan
kettakat, melynek kit0ltese utan
az ad6t Xxi lehet fizetni.
Az ad6hivatalban Krok Margit-
ka, magyar tisztvisel6n6 keszseg-
gel segiti XII azokat, akik hozza
fordulnak.
Aki esetleg sokalja, vagy mem
talalja meltanyosnak a rea kive-
tett ado 0sszeget, jol teszi, ha fell
keresi magyar iigyvedek vagy
k0zjegyz6k valamelyiket - a do
.lok elintezese celjab6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
SOKAN V0LTAK A VERHO
Way GYttLESEN.
DIR. Fiizy Pal, egyleti orvos el6a-
dasa nagy k0zonseget vonzott-
A gyii1esen resztvett mint vendeg
Kolozsvary Kalman f0eln0k.

Erdekes gyiilese volt vasarnal
a Verhovay 10S-ik fi6knak. A gyi
les azert volt erdekes, inert bebi
zonyosodott, hogy ha a tagoknal
nyujt az egylet valamit, ami
erdekli 6ket, akkor nagyobb szan
ban j6nnek a gyiilesre.
DR.. Fiizy Pal, a fi6k hivatalos
orvosa, tisztvisel3k meghivasa
ra igen erdekes felolvasast tar
tott betegsegek okairol es kiil0n0
sen bacilusokr6l. A felolvasast
mintegy so tag hallgatta fesziil1
figyelemmel es erdekl3dessel
Ennyi tag mar regen volt gyile
sen, ami ANIMAL meglepobb, inert
a meleg vasarnap delutan val6.
ban rekken6 volt.
A gyiilesen megjelentek kelle
mes meglepetesben is reszesiiltek
inert Observation-Disclosures Kolozs
vary Kalmannal, az egylet igaz.
gat6saganak eln0kevel, aki hivata
los iigyben Nemenyi Miklos igaz
gat6sagi tag vendege volt.
A k0zponti elnok megjelent a
!gyiilesen es oft nehany sep $40
val iidv0z0lte 108-ik fiok tag.
! sagat, amely elenk tapsal fogad
ia az egylet elso emberenek sza
vait.
A gyiiles elhatarozta, hogy a
legk0zelebbi havi gyiilesre meg
hivja DIR. Holl6s J6zsef, kival6 til
diivesz (sorvadas) specialistat
hogy tartson el6adast a tiidoves,
okair6l es gy6gyitasar6l. DR.. Hoi
los vilaghirii szaktekintely ezer
q teren IS eppen exert a tisztikal
a jov5 gyiilesre, anely julius u
en- lesz, meghivja nemcsak az osz
sees tagokat, hanem azok hozza
tartoz6it es ismer8seit is.
A gyulesen ket uj taggal sza-
porodott ! fi6k tags&ga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18

m6ba megy at, amikor a holgy
m0gott egy frakkos, feketebaju.
szos ur leiil zongora melle.
Ma nezd. ez8 Kurucz! -
mondja valaki a hatam m0g0tt
Aztan felcsendiilnek a dalok. A
csend templomma varazsolia a
csarnokot. Farkas Sander erces
baritonja ugy zeng, mint egy zsol
tar. Els Relic Gabrielle szopranja,
amely homp0lyog -hullamzik az
oszlopok koz0tt, mint valiant regi
istenek eneke egy kolostor alko-
nyataban. Els Budanovics Maria
fajdalmasan panaszkod6 eneke
egy sirr6l, amely valahol van IS
a piros meg "a feher r6zsaro.
mind, mind, kibontjak, kiterege-
tik homlokok redoit, kicsaljak a
szivek sohajait, lelkek megvigasz-
talasait.
Szaz meg szaz magyaros, bana-
tosak es 0r0m0sek, vigadtak lit
ma este a Vigad6ban. Sirva vigad
tax, ma este a Vigad6 is "Sirva
Vigad6'' volt. Mintha sirva tap
soltak volna. KurQcz. J Janosnak III
aki OFT hajlongott, hajladozott
elottiink, mint egy lombos, du.
gyiimolcsii magyar ia ver6ft
nyes magyar pusztaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
REFORMATUS PIKNIK.
A reformatus egyhaz nyari mulat.
saga az Ohio Works Play Ground,
jan -J0v6 szombaton zajik le
le q piknik.

Varosunk magyarsaga osztat-
Ian erdekl6dessel tekint a jova
szombaton, junius 27-en tartandt
reformatus piknik ele. Amint AIT
mar hiriil adtuk, Youngstown
reformatus egyhaz napon nagy-
szabasu nyari mulatsagot rendez
a legjobban felszerelt piknik-park
ban, az Ohio Works Play Ground.
jan.
Az egyhaz vezetosege azon van
hogy a k0zonsegnek nagyszerU
es sokfajta szorakozasban legyen
maid resze. A gyermekek szama-
ra a legalkalmasabb piknikeza
hely ez, mivel minden letez6 oyer
mekjatekkal fel van szerelve. A
pompas sz6rakozast, kitiin6 id6,
t0ltest iger6 nyari mulatsagon
minden j6t lehet lesz kapni maid
semmiben sem lesz hiany.. Eteleh
$ hiisito italok kell5 mennyiseg,
ben lesznek.
A jovo het szombatjan minder
magyar, tekintet n6lkil ARA, me
lyik egyhaznak 4 tagja, legyer
Oft 9 reformatusok nagy piknik'
j6n. g1,Il
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
NYARI MULATsAG LESZ
WICKLIFFE PARKBAN.
Junius 28-an, vasarnap delutan ci-
ganyzenes, nyari mulatsagot rem
dez a Kossuth K5r a Wickliffe
Parkban.-A huv0s arnyekban
nagyszerii magyar mulatsagra
van kilatas.

A multi szamunkban megemle-
keztiink arr6l nagyszerG 0tlet-
rol, hogy Kossuth Kor els6 ez-
idei Macy piknikjet junius 2S-an,
vasarnap tartja meg az idealis
szepsegii igazan alkalmas Wick
life Parkban. A hir hamar ter
jed ICY azutan erthet6, hogy
ma mar mindenki err6l pompas
nyari mulatsagr6l beszel. De mem
csak beszel, hanem kesziilodik ar
ra. Amint az el3jelek mutatjak,
hatalmas szamu magyarsag reszt-
vetele mellett fog lefolyni a Kos
suth K6ri piknik.
A piknik szintereul alkalma-
sabb helyet mar igazan mem va
laszthatott volna a rendez5seg.
Minden tekintetben legpompa-
sabbnak igerkezik ez hely. Ami
.szinten fontos, k0nnyen elerhet5,
a Mahoning Ave.-i villamos veg
allomast6l alig par percnyire van.
A park b6velkedik termeszeti
szepsegekben, nagyszerii jatsz6-
ter all a gyermekek rendelkeze-
sere, az eget6 nap perzsel5 suga-
ra ellen, meg maid lombos fax
hatalmas arnyekai nyujtanak We
delmet.
A koz0nseg Observation-Disclosures
ezernyi dolog all maid keszen. A
i6kedvnek, hangulatnak, m6ka-
nak mem lesz cege soha. Rigo JOS
ka ciganybandaja huzza maid a
talpalaval6t - magyar muzsika
mellett ITALIAN meg h6seget is
k0nnyebb elviselni.
Delutan veszi kezdetet a nyari
mulatsag $ tartani fog, mig a k0-
z0nseg akaria. Ant6val is kony-
nyen odatalal mindenki, utjelzes-
re mem lesz sziikseg ez alkalom-
NAL, magyar n6ta, ciganyzene
nyoman = helyszinre talal maid
mindenki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
MIH6K sANDOR BETEGsEGE

eiMih6k Sander, orvosi tanacs.
ra, j0vo heten videki iidilesrc
megy, szombatig azonban varo-
sunkban lesz talalhat6. Akiknek
barmilyen elintezend6 iigyiik van,
hivjak fel telefonon. Telefon sza.
ma: 32685.
Egyben lapunk utjan felkeri
mindazokat,. akik neki tartoznak,
hogy legyenek tekintettel mar he
TEX 6ta tart6 betegsegere tarto-
szombatig. legyenek szi.
vesek eljuttatni lakasara, 1920
Ford Ave. ala.
Hissziik, hogy nemsokara friss
er3ben ujra irodajaban talaljuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18

Hatalmas plakatok hirdetik va
rosszerte, hogy minden evben
szokasos Fourth July magyar
piknik, ez esztend6ben sem marad
el. A rendez6seg azon van, hogy
az idei nyari mulatsag minden ed
digit feliilmuljon ha minden ma
gyar OFT lesz ezen a pikniken, ugy
maid az osszes remenyek valera
valnak.
A SIT. Istvan Egyhaz Is Egy-
let ez esztendoben is, julius 4-en,
szombaton tartja meg monstre
piknikjet - ez alkalommal q szin
teriil a Campbell Parkot valasx-
totta rendez6seg, mivel annak
fekvese, termeszeti szeps6gekben
yal6 gazdasaga alkalmatossaga
minden mas ligetet feliilmnl.
A piknik el5kesziiletei nagy-
ban folynak, magyarsAg el le-
ihet kes3ilve ARA, hogy semmiben
mem lesz hiany. Aklk egy igdzEn
kedves napot akarnak eltjlteni,
vidam hangulatban, ismer8s0k IS
j6baratok hatalmas k0reben, azok
j6l teszik, ha OFT lesznek pix
niken.
A Campbell Parkot k0nnyen
megtalalhatja mindenki, a Poland
avei villamos, 3rd st-i megall6jan
kell leszallni, a park oft van mind
jart gyarral szemben.
Delel6tt 10 6rakor veszi maid
kezdetet a piknik Rig6 J6ska
bandajanak muzsikaja mellett
fog folyni regelig. A tancos pa
rok rendelkezesere tagas, szell0s,
fedett tancterem all. A pablo eb-
ben teremben kitiin6 allapotban
van, ugy hogy elvezet lesz oft
tame.
A sz6rakozasok rengeteg fajt&-
ia varnak kicsinyre es nagyra.
Pakoljon fel az egesz csalad ezen
napon mar delel6tt vonuljon
XII Campbell Parkba.
A piknik bizottsag felkeresere,
lelkes kollektorok kopogtatnak
be maid q magyar hazakhoz
adom6nNokert. Remeljik, sziyes
fogadtatasra lelnek minden ott-
honban nem engedik el Skct
iires kezzel.
Julius 4-en, nemzeti iinne-
pen ne menjGnk mas.varosba, ide-
genek koze, maradjunk egyiitt i
legyiink oft mindannyian a pix
niken, k0z0s akarattal.