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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
II JUAREZ CONVICTS
ESCAPE BY DRILLING
HOLE THROUGH WALL
By the Associated rress.

FL PASO, Aug. 1S.-El Paso and
for II conyicts, several OF them no.
toriOus underworld characters Of
Juarez, who escaped from the juarez
Jail.
The prisoners. all Of them Mexicans,
bored a hole through the adobe wall
Of the jail with tools that prison au-
thOrities believe had been smugglcd 10
them by outside associates.
One Of the escaped men is Ycnicio
Franco, formerly n lieutenant in The
Mexican army, serving 14-year SEN
tcDce for the murder Of his young
wife.
4 sentry on duty on the prison wall
At the time Of the escape is being
held.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
ORPHANS SEE MOVIE
OF JACKIE COOGAN

Children Of the Protestant Orphans
Home were entertained Monday at.
tcrnoon from 2 TO 4, with a fiye-reel
picture. Jackie COogan in Pcck's Bad
Boy, through the courtesy Of Porter
LOring. who brought his private pro-
lection machine 10 the home.
One Of the older girls, Miss Emma
Mood. played the piano while 100
children enjoyed the performance IN
the kindergarten room.
Grown people attending were: Mrs.
Ida Bless. matron; Mrs. ". Dyer,
assistant matron Mrs. L. 9. Webb,
Mrs. c. Cline, Mrs. c. Piper and
DI. ri. L. Noble.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
JAIL NEGRO YOUTH
WHO CLAIMS CUFF
BUTTON 'COMPLUX'

lie has n cuff-button complex.
That's all right.
But he also has a watch complex.
So they arrested him.
One negro youth who had heard Of
psychology. had no trouble in ex-
planning to Detectives Hartman and
Higgins Monday night why il was he
had entered the home Of J. J. Myers.
III Oakland street, and had taken
nothing except eight pairs Of cuff
buttons.
81 has a cuff-button compluI,7 he
avcrred.
He forgot 10 mention the recent
episode Of a watch.
So now he has a jail-eomplcx.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
MARGARET'S ADVICE.

Il think it's a clever thing to do.
All great people do it now-I mean
the finest and most brilliant women
do. It's even silly TO argue about it.
And they say it's so restful."
Are you so weary at 1872"
VERY nearly II. You don't OBJ
ject, do you?"
1T will be a deep grief to me if
you do, Nora Lee
"Oh, mOther-that's not fair! You
wouldn't ask me to wear a hustle or
keep my hair long"
"NO-but if every one drinks poi
son, | will try to keep you from it. :"
That's talk. You know, mother,
it's not an honest argument. Cigar
cites aren't poison"
They don't help a young girls
lungs. Give yourself a chance to
finish growing. Can't you wait a
year or two?7
And if / don't l suppose you'll
give me grieyed looks, won't you?"
The most grieved looks you ever
had in your life.7
She would have chafed under Mar
garct's ban. But in the course of
a month or two came letter. 1t
was from Dane. The wish to smoke
vanished.
He gave her glowing descriptions
Of Hong Kong-Of curious sights. He
worked deliberately over the deScTip-
tons Of scenes he had visited.
Tucked half way down the first page
was this paragraph:
Il got your letter, Nora Lee. and
the wild pansies you sent. You're
awfully dear to do such sweet things.
| wish we'd seen more Of each other
before / left. I Have you a picture Of
yourself? ! wish you'd send it to
me, but, Of course, don't suppose "a
photograph can catch the look j
want. You remind me of wild flowers
or singing gypsies or something love
ly and free. You're 50 different from
other james. I'm glad you haven't
their line Of talk and I'm awfully glad
you don't smoke. Wouldn't it be nice
IL you could have come along on this
trip sOmehow-some day, maybe
what Eayf7
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
DANE s LETTER
SERVES AS
ANT|DOTE
Dispels Flapper Ideas Of
Liberty From Mind
Of Nora Lee.
Continued From Page. l, Part p

iIOnunued From Page l, Part y
tain wilderness and he would put his
arms about her as Andrew did that
night so tenderly to Margaret. They
would look in each others eyes, see
ing all beauty, all. gentleness. The
winds of eternity would sweep them
thus forever.
Love was this flame, this spirit.
Further than this her thoughts re-
fused to go. 1t seemed to her the
utmost profanity to speak of love as
Connie did.
She could not adjust herself to
these ideas. When she tried, her
confusion became pain. Often she
would stand at the living room win
dow. From here she could see the
bald domes of Twin Peaks and the
massy trees of Sutro Forest. She
had sometimes a wild wish to rush
out of the house, feel the dark trees
close about her, become one with
and lost in their lofty silence.
But one thing she did envy in Con-
ME, and this was the way she
smoked - a delightful, fascinating
art. She wondered if Margaret
would have much to say if she cas-
ually took out a cigarette and Lit it.
For two weeks she had carried Il
package in her pocket. She thought
of taking a walk and trying it out,
But Margaret might smell her
breath and she knew that she could
not lie or even evade if her mother
asked.
Finally she said: "How is it,
mother, that you've dever smoked?"
Il don't know. The habit wasn't
so universal when 1 was a girl"
Its awfully graceful, don't you
Think"
For some people, perhaps
Il think so. OF course, you don't
mind if 1 smoker"
. do you, Nora Lee?" And there
we're Margaret's deep, beautiful eyes
turned on her with incredible pain,
as though she had done some crimeI
No, / don't-yet! But 1 want to,
awfully."
~Why?"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
FERFIAK:-
Bark6 Janos ITO
Babos JOSEF GIT
Horvath Bella 400
Mih6k Sander 200

100 100 szavazatot kaptak: Ba-
lask6 Andras, Balask6 Gyorgy,
Balla Karoly, Brogli Ferenc, Ci-
bulyas Andras, Darazs Eide, Gre
gosits Janos, Gr6za Gy0rgy, Gro
"a Janos, ifj. Horvath Istvan, Hru-
b6czky Istvan, Kiss Bella, Lat6s
JOSEF, Lautner Janos, DIR. Nah
rer Marion, Madachy Pal, Meny.
hert Imre, Mepyhert Istvan, Ne
szaros Janos, Molnar Ferenc, Pa
latinus J6zsef, Pal6czy Janos, Re-
ny Istvan, REM JOSEF, Smith Ist.
van, Subak Janos, .Szilagyi Imre,
Szulligan Janos. 10th Istvan,
Uray Karoly, Zolka Ferenc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
AD0FIZETES.
Apr. 13-an kiildtek ki a PER
sonal Property" ado-iveket.
Legkes6bb m&jus 1-ig be kell kill
deni a kit6lt0kt iveket.

Olvas6ink szives figyelmet ko-
telessegszeruen felhivjuk ARA,
hogy a megyei d6hivatal apr. h6
13-an kezdi meg az ugynevezett
ing6 targyak utani fizetend6 ado
iveket, amelyeket angolul "Per-
sonal Property Tax Blank max
neveznek.
Mindenkinek, akar n8s, akar PEI
dig molten, ha butora van, vagy
zongoraja, gramafonja, radioja,
automobile, tehene, Iowa, birka.
IL, diszn6ja, koteles ezt az ado.
ivet kitolteni 81 eskiit kell fsnnie,
|xagy kozjegyz5 el8tt, vagy nedia
! uaesysi ~ tlliv6 nm, hoey isa,
F1at ncnaet g I'm nv
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
bediktalta az ad6-ivbe.

y la<fl d * -
Az ad6-ivbe azokat az ing6sa-
gokat keli beirni, amelyek ez ev
apri1is h6 12-en az illet3 tulajdo-
nos tulajdonaban voltak. Ezeket
az iveket legkes5bb ez ev majus
h6 1-ig be kell kildeni, vagy be
kell vinni ad6hivatalba es ebben
az esetben 100 dollar 6rtek utani
ad6t elengednek. Aki majus lie
utan kGldi be az ado vallomasat,
AIT megbuntetik. Akinek az 1925.
tx eyre mines kiutalva q kutyatar-
tasi engedelye (psfsze, ha kutyaja
van), AIT 25 dollarra bHntetik. Az
ad6iv kitOhesenel kiil0n6sen Vi!
gyazni kell az automdbil atek
meg allapitasanal, inert az ad6hi:
yatal megkapja Columbusb6l min
den auto tulajdonos aut6jAnak 81.
tex allapitasat ss igy, IA vala.
II hamis cricket II be, yagy tliktal
I'VE, at meg 50 szkzal( (lrkal meg.
b1ntetik.
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
= oLGkRo osI.TA ASI
VIZSGA i
'AprilIs ~ Am tiasnsg5 honfitfr-
sunk vixg&xik.

Lapunk legut6bbi sz6m6ban
megirtuk, hogy aprilis 24-en isnet
poleA Arositdsi vissgak lesznek.
A polg&rjel0ltek szives figyel-
na6be ajknliuk, llogy tanulj janak,
naert aki n&m tud, y mem kappa
meg ! poletrpspir Aki-tanul-
.ni'Aksr, - laenien Mih6k S6ndor,
yaty Hosvlth Vilmcs irodl dlj6ba,
|hs psdig dl tud sng0lal, akkor
IN o. Y n cs A.ba. Ami.
Il ~ 4 \ /! !! 4 | 4 4! Y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16

denki vigye el magAval ket ia.
nuj6t Is ezeket ertesitse idejeben,
nem pedig aznap, inert ha vklet-
leniil valamelyik tanu lit tart6zko
dix . varosban, de mem jelenik
meg, AIT mem lehet helyettesiteni.
Akiknek odahaxa van q csal&d-
juk, azok ne is menjenek el most,
hanem varjak meg, amig lapunk
ban srtesiteni fogiuk = esetleges
vdltosasrd, inert ! mai rendelke.
zes ertelmkben, nem kaphatja H
u polgarpapiros6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16

jen el a megyehazara az ad6hiva-.
talba Is toltse ki oft az ivet, aki
pedig mem tud, az keresse fel Va
lamelyik magyar k0zjegyz3t 6s
t0ltesse ki vele az ivet. A rs AZ,
hogy majus 1-ig bekildje . kitol-
tott ad6-ivet, inert mAsk6p meg
biintetik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
LAKoDALMAs NEP5GG - FfNYEs EsKuv0 - MENYAsz
szoNY TANG - MAGYAR LAKoDALoM, MELYRE mNDEN
MAGYAR HIvATAIos

Hetf0n Moose Hall hatamas ic
enleeben fog zaan minden dk magyar
saga Hek 6 foyk hetek vara mnden
h vegleges eredmenyt mek Atan amerkas magyar eetn
mex volt nagyobb semeny nap Hetf5n este
haamas szam magyarsag e6 verg magyar keree
Aozott esz meearya hazassag ekkor nyanogra sza
vaas yeglege edmenye ekkor tua meg mndenk k al
Pr6bamenyasszony s Xxi a "Pr6bavSleceny,,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16

VdAds VeSieg6S efeumenye, eKk0l
1 "Pr6bamenyasszony 2 s XII a "Pr
Amint AIT m4t nagyon j6l tud-
ia mindenki, httf5n, aprilis 2O-an
este I 6rakor veszi kezdetet a Ka-
tholikus Ifjusagi K6r !" Pr6baha-
zassag' balja a mIindenki altal j6l
j lismert Moose Hall hatalmas nagy-
4 term6ben. A stAncmulatsag q rem
des keretek kyzott fog lefolypi
egesz fel 1l-ig, akkor vege szakad
a tancnak $ a mazsikanak kez-
detet syeszi q bal legerdekesebb
resze.
Tekintettels ) messze lak6kra,
mar fel 1l-kor kihirdetia q rendezS-
Jseg . szasazas efsdmsnyet, igy
1 mindenki meghallhatja 81 utanna
vegigelvezheti magat "Pr6baha-
zassag'- lot S akinek siet6s az ut
ia, az tarthat hazafele, meg eleri
az utols6 kArek valamelyiket.
"A szavazas yegleges eredmenye
hnek kihirdetese utssn, kezdetet We
szi' a gy0stesek bevonulasa, az a
negy holgy, aki Pf6bamenyasz
szony"-t kovet5 legtobb szavaza-
! tots kapta, lesz a nyoszolyolany, a
n6gy ferfi pedig d v6felyi tisztse-
! get fogja bet0lteni. A naszsereg
bevonulasa utan, kezdodik meg a
leanykeres, kiadas s q mar rendes
eskIvot megeloz5 sok minden,
,mely rengeteg neglepetest tarto-
gat a k0z0nseg szamara. Eleg any
nyit mondani, hogy ilyen mulat-
sag meg mem volt 8 nem lesz, mint
amilyen h&tf5i lesz.
| Dacara a rengeteg kiadasnak,
rendez0seg nagyon meltAnyosan
allapitotta meg a belepti jegyek
krat. Mem kell t0bbet senkinek
sem fizetni, mint egy mas rendes
lmulatsagon $ lit ngyanazert a
penxert szazszot annyi sz6rakozas-
ban 8 mulats&gbah les2 resze min
de9kinek.
"A s'Pr6bahassssag" lezajlasa
utan, menyasszohy t&nccal folyta-
t6dik q t&nc s tartani fog harom
nap s harom ejjel, slnondhatjuk,
hegyen-volgyon foly6 Macy lako-
tdalom lesz.
Hissziik, hogy i k0z6nseg sorai-
ban sokan lesznek, akik hoznak
magukkal q lakodalomra nasz-
ajandekot, EFT a szdp es regi $40
kast illik betartani. Eek az alkal-
mi aj6ndekok a n&szaj6ndekokkal
l t44 ~ /. s
egyItt lesxnek atadya fatal par
max.
| Ism6teljuk, 4 sxavazast szomba-
ton, aprilis 1S-an, deli tizenket
6rakor lezarjuk. Kks5bb beerkez5
szsvazatokat mem yfogadunk ell.
Minden szavazatnak bennt kell
lenni szombat delig szerkeszt6ss-
gnnkben. Saavas6 1Iapokat szomi
bat delntan ! vas6rnap h6tfon
mar ne yegyen senki, azoki mar
Iugyis erv6nytelenek.
Al szerda estig be6rkezett sza-
Evazatok eredmenye 1 k6yetkezS ;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
VOL xIv-1K EvFoLYAM ls-IK sxklr
JoTANAcs PoLaARJEI6LfEKNEK.


a nasdsAs Aiyata,os lsrsvds,
Pogarosas forrashoz forduljon
Naturalization rs varosban odak teiesen
gyen szolganak fevlagositasokkal. H
Forduon Naturalization Examiner tanacssr vagy rjon
irodaba y. s Department Of Labor Washington D. G..
kongresszu veemenye szerint pogarog kerdemend6
megvasaat6 Ennek kovekezteben fendes setekben
vel jar6 koltseg e zatva Eey dolart
els6 papirert nfgy dollArt pogapaps
Azok degenek ak 6 heyben laknak
esetleg tobbe ker Ek aatt ngatkoa valamin hes tnu
megszerzese koltseggef jar.
Ne fizessen agyvtdnk anafr or kormanyto ineyen
kaphaa s#
Ne hgyjen annak Tanacsad6a eseleg megbizhata
Feyiagositasert forduljon a forrashoz.
maodik paprert val6 yamodast hagyja utols6
torvny torveny megerkexesi Bzonyitvnyt
beyandorlasi ha6sagt6 hogy elkerue
1 ponssaggal ada meg hivanoknak kovetkezS adaoka
haora sza napjat hajonak neve melyen iedutazo,
kik0o nevet aho partra sa vaant hj6jegysn hasznat
pontos nevet.
meg adatoka myek aapjan nevsnek hbs betzsse
rGlhet
feetse hogy kerveny be One e5
hogy csak nehany hvatanok all renelkzse aatok hey
sfgat megalaptan Ha ad telsen ponos fevAgosAst
akkor gyakan nehez frkezfsi bizonyvanyt kialani
arom havi d6re alag g hogy kk5t5b6 Westinghouse
erjen erkzes gazolvany jusson essel
me ntastja Ont hog tanniya menen courtra Is o pap
ia aapjan beadja kervenyst
Szogala pogarogat Az ct ezende artozkoda azet
kivanja meg torveny beTandor6t6 hogy
almat nyuson hogy meeismerk eden akotmannya
hogy ezaatt d6 alatt meggyoz5dhessen polgrelo %
merol es ragaszkodasar6l k6ztarsasaghoz
ranuja meg ango nyvet s amerika szokas J6 mond
k egyesek bevino felejtse 81 anyj&t ssss
afsss6est On feessgu vesz Amerkat amkor pogar
Tanuia amerkai uagoat clvaani Tobh
0nboz6 fab6 all Amerika IA mdny
Meg ke tanuniok angoul beszen olvasn
hogy nemzet egyseges legyen koz6 megkvbanj hogy
hanyagojak el. s#s
Ellen bekeben szomszedjaival.
Tarsa t0rvenyeket 1Sk m6dosias
AIT ep ugy kel Pogarot6 megvzsgaljkk
bir6sagok naplo es t6rvenyrtesek pogarosit6
msara hozzk hogy megitelhesse jeo polgar
sagra. ,ss
Ne reszt anarcha (bohevk gyuleseken
lenkeznek mi k0zarsasagnnk eszmeive es torvenyeye
Ne halgasson senkre ak orvenyek eronaat vagy
q kai kormanyforma megdonteset izgatja
Mondjon mndg igaat Az a haudk pogarostasi ejara
cak maganak art ve hazugsag XII szokott derilni
Vegye genybe nyvanos skoakat szive dobogas
Ia volna On kozeben amerkanza6 skola kse meg
tanfedgyosege hogy adjon segitseg egg anit6 a seg
ene vzsgara e5keszun haand6nak mutatkozk
ere, akkor mi szvesen adunk ngyen tankonyveket.
Olvassa Amerika ortenemet akotmanya meg
kudni hogy udjak miszerint On az Egyeut Ala
mok akotmanyaban es eszmeiben hogy 0n iel
leme szta Hogy alhatjak ha On anumanyozza az
akotmanyt.
Tanulja tiszteln Is hasznan amerika zaszl6t.
Amkor On polga M akkor urakod6 &rdemes
0nszereetet Amerika me hogyan vegz 81
p adata myen hasznos tagja tarsadalomnak miyen III
kepes befoyasaval elern ahol lakk Nit r toled
egybet mint hogy gy igazsagos k0nyoretet 81
hogy menj alazatosan IstennelY'' H
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
Kasza Margit 377S
Brogli Julia $500
10th ErzJ1ka 1000,

/ : Il
Brogli Julia $500
10th ErzAke 1000,
Pivarnyik Anna $50, Hoffer Mr.
riska 813, Bartha R6zsika 500,
Horvath Margitka 71s, Demjdan
Mariska 700, Kormendy Erzsike
625, Kiss Anna 525, Benny Irma
512, Bender Margit $50, Vasko
Margit 233, Bin6 Ilonka IT'S, Ban
szky Veronika 155, Horvath Ma
riska 155, Condor Erzsike 152.
150-150 szavazatot kaptak: Kar-
dos Erzsike, MAtyas Erzsike, Mol
mar Msrgitka, Reni Nariska, Hal
du Mariska 1913, Mohar yIstvanne
1O5.
10000 szavazatot kaptak: Bar
tha Sandorne, Belenszky Juiska,
Brogli Ignacne, Deak Paine, De-
mes Istvanne; Devay Gy0rgyne,
Hajdu Ilonka, Horvath Erzsike,-
Jambrik Ilonka, Lautner Baba,
Liszkai Claiborne, Menyhert Maris-
ka, Molnar Lajesne, Nemeth, Jo-
,lanka, Pipoly Margit, Rub6czky
Juliska, Szab6 Mariska, 10th Hon
ka, Uray Karolyne, Vajdovics Ist-
vanne, Yarabek Aranka.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
E3e,1'1eJlyek

an Multi heti Esemehyek
hyom6n tobben ksrdeatek, heej
ueysh milyen amerikai nagyai
cslra fofditanah en a sokat Vita
tott KArolyi penzek marsdvanyat
amely az Egyesiilt Allanok ideeef
javak kezelSje kezsben van.
Gondolkoztam 4 dolgon IS arrs
meggyoz5dssre jutottam, hog5
penzt mint alland6 trust fund
(alapitvany) kellene kezelnies an.
max kamataib6l kitiin5en tanuld
szegsny sorsu, magyar szarmazasu
amerikai ifjak f5iskolai tanulma.
nyaira kellene 6szt0ndijjakat ad-
nj.
Hiaba, az eletben igazAn csak al
rnehet el6re, aki tahul. Sok nun.
kaseinbernek mines alkalma, mines
penze ahhoz, hogy gyermekeit 1
kozdpiskolakon feliil tanitassa,
Tisztelet azoknak, -akik gyerme-
keiket aldozatok Aran is fels5bb
iskolakba, egyetemekre saldik.
A Karolyi penzek maradvAnya,
mint halljuk, k0riilbelal tizenhat
ezer dollart tesz ki. Ext a penzt
lehet hatos kamatra elhelyezni,
akkor . kamat evente 96O dollart
tenne ki. Ez elegendS lenne ARA,
hogy harom erdemes magyar fin
max evente 30Ol30O dollaros osz-
tondijjat adjunk.
Miutan q legnagyobb jovS mer-
nok0k el6tt all, legyenek azok
epit6, veeyesz, vagy kiilonosen vii
lamossagi mern0kok ugy gon-
dolnAm, hogy az alapityanyt Ame
rika egyik legjobb teehnikai egye-
temenel, a Carnegie Tech-nel Pitts
burghban kellene elhelyezni es pc
dip ugy, hogy az els2 hArom ev-
ben egy-egy magyar ifju reszesed-
ne az standardization. Vagyis, ha
ez a terv elfogadasra talalna, ugy
= 80. y = ~ =
peidaul l925-ben palyAz6k k5-
ziil az egyetem bizottsaga altal
legerdemesebbnek talalt ifju kap-
ma 800 dolldros 0szt0ndijjat IS AIT
flvezn6 'harom even at; 1926.ban
isrnet egy lenne kivalaaEtva, 1927
ben ismet egy, annak a. tynek We
g6pe az 19o5-ben s6iasxtstt ifjn
Sszt0ndij;a lejSrna Is helyere is
met mas lenne vAlasztva. A 900
dollaron felGh marad6 penzek q to-
kehez lennenek csatolva es ha a
tSke nesn6 ahnyira, hogy eyi' ka-
mata 1900 dollar lesz, akkor az
0szt0ndijjskat nsgy eyre lehetne
megadni hArom helyett.
A pAlyaesti feltttelsk, .ysleme.|
'nyen szerint, ia k6vstkezok len
nfnek: Magyar ] munkAs szil5,
akar Amerikkban, sakar Magyaror-
saigon. sziiletett gyermeke, aki
felvttrli vizseAt q legiobban teszi
k..A pAlyAz6k vall4sa mindegy.
AIT hissztik, hogy ez yolna iga,
zkn . legjobb eel, amire : Karolyi
pfnzeket fordithatn6k. Az alapit-
vanyt elneveshetnSk Karolyi ala
pitvAhynak, hogy megorokitve le-
gyen az, hogy eredete 4 KArolyi'
Altal 0sszegyljtott penz.
Al templomok ismet sziiknek BIZ
zonyultak husv6t vasArnapjdn. A
magysrsag t0megei Ajtat6skodtak
a harom magyar listen h4zaban.
HiAba, ugy latszik legalabb egy-
seer egy esztendoben, vagy italian
ketszer mindenki sziiksegesnek
tartja, hogy hitet megujjitsa.
hogy mag6ba saliva nj er6t me-
ritsen az elettkiizdelmeihez. Amig
nep ilyen, nem kell att6l tarta-
nj, hogy az Istenben mem hiv5 boil
sevikik, "v0rosek = tsvtanai tul-
sagosan elharap6dxnak a. ameri-
kai magyarsAg k0reben.
J6l van igy.
Macy balja volt husvst h6tf6n,
Verhovay l08,ik fi6knak. a bal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16

MNDEN szAvAzATNAK szoMBAT DELIG BENNT
KELL LENNI

Hetfove elerkexik fnagyaTsag varva-vart napja Az
utolso napok val6sAgos lazba hoztak magyarsagot
Moose Hall hatalmas nagytermeben fog lezaani ez "a
rades mrlatsag, melyre magyarsag ezrei k6szilnek
bali k0sonet eS less Rhdstve vgege eedenye
azonnal mgt6ftenk hkxaagk0t6s videker kesz
nsk bda nysn mnlatsag meg soha Magyar
rikAban = bAltsrsnben fenykspfelufteek ksszulnek
The Washington times., 1925-10-10
Turn to God in Hour
Of Need For Help
From the Christian Science Monitor

From the Christian Science Monitor
How often one hears II said. "I
am so beset with troubles on every
side~that I do not know which wav
10 turn next" And, indeed, in the
stress OF sickness. sorrows OF all
kinds. and loss. mortals often seem
to be in a sorry plight until they
are lifted out Of their ignorance
about God. who healeth all the
diseases" The Bible is full OF
promises OF peace and healing to
those who rely on God; and vet,
how often He seems to be the last
resource Of even those who call
themselves Christians. The reason
must undoubtedly be that although
many speak Of God as omnipotent,
they have little real faith in Him,
end no understanding of the un-
changeable laws by which He gov
erns man and the universe.
In Christian Science il found the
full and complete revelation of how
to apply the truth of each beautiful
and comforting promise in the Bible
to individual need. It shows that
mortals have to be awakened from
the mesmertc dream, OF life in mat
ter, or life separate from God-from
the mesmeric dream falsely suggest
ed by the so-called material senses
as true.
Most people are agreed that sin.
sickness, and death are evil: but so
contradictory are the statements
mortals have been taught about God
that the very evils which denv His
presence are attributed to Him, or
are supposed to be permitted by
Him to exist. 1t IL small wonder
that God has been more feared than
loved by those to whom His dealings
have seemed SO inscrutable. Yet
Christ Jesus showed loving reliance
on God when he spoke OF Him so
constantly as his Father, and de-
clared. And he that sent me is
with me: the Father hath not left
me alone" To God he turned in
every difficulty and at every mo,
ment; so that. whether he was faced
with what seemed incurable disease
depravity. or death. he was able in.
stantly to refute the material lie
with the spiritual truth.
OF the unity of God and the real
man, Christ Jesus was so conscious
that he said explicitly. "The Son
can do nothing Of himself. but what
he seeth the Father do: for what
things soever he doeth, these also
doeth the Son likewise" In then
dense ignorance of God. many OF
those who listened TO Jesus under.
stood not his meaning: and MANY
sorrowing hearts In the centuries
that have elapsed since those days
have pondered his worth without
realizing their full spiritual import
The Washington times., 1925-10-10
ENDS 70 YEARS
IN RELIGIOUS
Y WORK
Page Mex. Etchison An
nounces Extensive Pro-
gram for Fall

Page Mex. Etchison completed
ten years Of service with the local
Young Mems Christian Association.
October 1, as religious work di-
rector. In announcing the associa-
tons program OF religious work
for the coming fall and winter,
Etchison stated emphasis would
be placed on religious education,
industrial work, cooperation with
local churches, religious meetings,
personal interviews ana work in
foreign lands.
The school OF religious educa-
ton OF the 7. NJ. @. "A. win open
for its seventh year, Monday. The
courses and instructors are: Psy-
chology and Sunday school ad-
ministration, Homer J. Councillor;
The Temple, w. III. H. Smith;
Life Of Christ, Judge j. w. Thomp-
son; New Testament and Missions,
Doctor George s. Duncan; Es-
sentia1s Of Christianity, Doctor
James II. Taylor: Public Speaking,
Mrs. Anne TiIIery Renshaw; Old
Testament Doctor II. d. Hayes;
The Art Of Teaching, Miss EIfz-
abeth A. Hummer; PARALLELS, Page
Nick. Etchison: The Trend Of Chris
tan Thought Through 1900 Years,
Doctor James d. Buhrer; The Life
Of Paul, the Reverend J. r. Duff
field.
Class work begins at ,e:45 D.
m. and the school will meet each
Monday evening for ten weeks.
Homer J. Councillor, director : of
religious education, has been dean
Of the scnooI since its inception.