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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-25
Weather Report

WEATHER FORECAST
For Bismarck and vicinity: Mostly
fair tonight and Thursday. Colder
tonight. Not SO cold Thursday af-
ternoon.
For North Dakota: Mostly fair to-
night and Thursday. Colder tonight.
Not so cold Thursday afternoon.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
A, deep low pressure area, accom-
panied by warmer weather, is center
ed over the Great Lakes region while
a large high pressure area is center
ed over the northeastern Rocky
Mountain slope and is causing cold
er weather from the Mississippi Val
ley westward to the Pacific coast.
Temperatures are near's zero in
North Dakota and Montana and con-
siderably below zero in the western
Canadian Provinces. Light precipi-
tation occurred in Minnesota the
Dakotas and along the northeastern
Rocky Mountain slope.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Official il e1asgs.
y
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-25

Chicago, Feb. 25.-Harold G. o.
Holck, 3s year old medical student
Of the University of Chicago, started
today on q fasting diet that will last
for two years. The object is to de-
termine just how much food is need
ed for clean thinking. He will eat
only when hungry. paying no heed
to ordinary meal schedules, and will
eat very little. measuring and
weighing every bit taken. During
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-25
POLITICAL
BODIES WILL
MEET IN CITY

Common political action is to be
discussed at "a joint session of the
state Democratic central committee.
the state Republican central COM
,mittee, and the l. V. A. executive
committee which has been called
through agreement between officials
Of the three groups for Saturday af-
ternoon. Feb. rs at Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-25
WOULD REDUCE
LEGISLATURE
IN NEW BILL
Measure Providing For 32
Senator's and 81 Repre-
sentativeS Passes
KILL FAIR LA w 5

The Nonpartisan League reappor-
tionment bill passed in the House
yesterday afternoon. 81 to 56, with
three Nonpartisans refusing to fol-
loW their leaders in voting for the
measure. The measure, which was
fought over in the morning session,
was placed third jon the calendar in
the afternoon 1session,'-and the vope
was taken with no discussion.
The bill would reduce the state
senate membership from 40 to 81,
and the House from 113 to 67. 1t is
charged by Independents that the
bill is framed to give the Nonparti-
sans control of the legislature, and
said by Nonpartisans to be an effort
to make representatio in the state
more equal as we'll as cutting down
the size of the legislature.
The measure provides new group
ing Of legislative districts. The
measure now goes to the Senate,
where it is expected to find. stiff
opposition among Independents
The House, during it's session,
pAaSSu ~. -. iGS, WIlHOuC ucUdIe, re-
pealing the laws establishing fairs
at Fatgo, Grand Forks, Minot and
Mant1an withssstate recognition and
governing them. The fair measure,
having been fought over previously,
was voted upon without debate. The
bill carried, 60 to SO, the vote being
as follows:
Ayes-Anderson Of Divide, Ander,
son of Sargent, Anderson of Stuts-
man, Arduser, Brant, Bubel, Burk-
hart, Butt, Cart, Craig. Doyle, Eek
ert, Erickson of DividS, Erickson
OF Kidder, Erickson of Steele, Fer
ris, Fine, Hardy of Slope, Hardy o:
Mountrail, Hartl, Hempel, Iverson,
Jacobson, Jodock, johnson of Foster,
Jones, Kamrath, Keierleber, Lazier,
Leraas, Loudenbeck, McCay, McMan-
us, Martin, Miller of Williams, Nor
ton, Oberg, O'Neil. Quade, Guam,
Rabe, Rasmussen, Richardson, Rob-
erts, Sanford, Schmidt, Shepard,
Shurr, Skogland, Stretch, Svingen,
SWEET, Thatcher, Thompson of Sar-
gent, Tweten, Vogel, Yeater, Zim-
WeIHIAu, OpedkeF AdTklH.
Nayes-Borman, Bollinger, Boyd,
Brown, Burns, Carr, Crocker, Currie,
Divet, Dougherty, Elken, Ellingson
o; Ramsey, Ellingson Of Traill, Flom,.
Fox, Frank, Freeman, Halcrow, Han
son, Helbling, Hildre, Hoople, john
son OF Pembina, Johnson Of Ransom,
Johnson of Traill, Levin, McDowall,
McGauvren, Miller of Mcintosh,
Montgomery, Mus, Olafson, Palms,
Peters. Plath, Polfuss, Radcliffe,
Root, Rulon, Sagen, Sanderson, Slom-
inski, Sproul, Stanley, Sarke, Thomp-
son of Burleigh. Traynor. Tschida,
Tuneberg, Twichella Veitch, Watt,
Worner.
The House, working as fast as
possible to- get in under the rule
which requires that it must dispose
of its own bills by 2 p. NJ. Wednes-
day, voted on many important meas
ures.
House Bill No. 1876, rewriting the
act passed two years ago regulating
inter-city bus and auto transporta-
tion companies, was passed, So to
22, with four absent, with many OBJ
jections raised.
Rep. Starke of Stark county de-
clared the bill would bring under
the railroad commission for regula-
tion Of rates and service all auto
transportation companies, with few
exceptions. The bill provided that
taxicabs, hotel busses and bus lines
,,1s
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-25
SMILES ON IGUILLOTINn

Paris, Feb. Is. Hurry up, feel
cold" said Franiois Salvador as he
mounted the guillotine at Nancy and
paid With his life FOR the murder
Of two. fellow werkmep, He bent
his head over the plsnk with . smile
on his lips. 'i.' seI
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-25
Widely known
Business Man
OF Duluth Dies

Duluth, Mimi, Feb. 25.-Michael
Hugh Kelly, 20, prominent Duluth
lumberman, financier and president
of the Kelly How Thompson Com
pany, one of the largest wholesale
hardware companies in the country,
died this morning at his home here
following two weeks illness.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-25
KEEPS BREAD FRESH

Geneva, Switzerland, Feb. 25.--A
Swiss baker has perfected process
which he says will keep bread fresh
for two years. A loaf baked year
ago is still fresh. He is keeping
the process secret.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-25

Most of the houses in Bulgarian
villagel are made " mud or wood
and rubble work. giving them an
oriental appearance.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-25
FORCE RECESS
IN THE HOUSE
TO GAIN TIME
Proponents of the Measure
Win in Tilt to Recess House
This Morning
OTHER ACTION TAKEN
Senate Passes Bond Bill Re-
pealing the Presidential
Primary Act
OTHER ACTION TAKEN

With Speaker Larkin charging
that the filibuster tactics would
not be permitted the House Of
Representatives this afternoon
voted 62 to 81 with 20 absent in
favor Of house bill 27S which
would abolish the present system
Of receiver of closed banks. sub
stituting three receivers for each
bank elected by the depOsitOrs
and creditors. Ii was five min.
utes after two when the vote was
announced. An Independent az
serted that the Legislative . day
had ended and the bill was lost
hut Speaker Larkin declared that
his watch did not show two
O'Clock and the bill was carried.
During the wrangle over the
bill which lasted for more than
half an hour. Speaker Larkin or
dered the Sergeant at -arms to
force several lndepe ndent MEM
bers to their seats including
Representatives DivCt. Starke
and Twichell asserting that they
were Obstructing business.
The bill was Immediately sent
to the Senate by the House and a
motion to declare it received
within the fiftieth day which
ended at two o'clock was lost.
Lieutenant Governor Maddox
ruled it WAS received on the ,
fifty-first day and then q mot ion
to kill the bill prevailed 26 to %.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-25

Proponents of H. B. 278 in the
House Of Representatives this morn
ing resorted to filibustering tactics
to prevent vote on House Bill
No. 27S, revamping the receivership
of closed banks procedure in the
state, until call could be sent out
for absent members to give enough
votes to give leaders assurance in
putting the bill to final vote.
The House had cleaned up all Of
the business of disposing of its own
bills, required before 2 p. M. today,
during the morning session. except
with regard to House Bill No. 27s.
With at least two Nonpartisans OPP
posed to the bill, it was apparent
that enough votes could not be COM
manded to pass the measure
Representative Stretch, moved a
recess until 1880 o'clock, by which
time it was hoped that members alb
sent at the Highway investigation
and elsewhere could be rounded up.
His motion lost SO to 81. Rep. Cart
then moved for reconsideration of
House Bill No. 100, requiring teach
ers' institutes to be held in the sum-
mer time, which was granted, and
this paved the way for Rep. Stretch
to move that the House recess to
l:l5 p. m. In the meantime few
more members came in, and a second
roll call on the question of recess
was moved. This time, the Nonpar-
tisans held solid, and it was car
ried, "a to SO.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-25
What II Provides

WudI lS I-IOvIOe6
House Bill No. 27S, introduced by
Reps. Thatcher and SWEET, through
the delayed bills committee after
the regular time for introduction of
house bills had ceased, is aimed to
abolish the present system of GEN.
tralized receivership Of closed banks,
which was provided in a lew enacted
in 1928.
The measure provides that within
GO days after the taking effect Of
the act, which would be July I, 4
passed, since the emergency cannot
carry, the state examiner must call
a meeting of depositors and credits
of each insolvent bank for the pur-
pose Of electing three joint receiv-
ers, and the three chosen must be
named the joint receivers by the
supreme court, which shall fix bonds.
After the election all assets of the
inaolvent banks would be turned over
TO them.
Banks in the state now are under
"a general receivership Of L. r. Baird,
and the present emergency act plac-
ing banks under Mr.. Baird continues
in force until July l. 1925, by which
time it is expected that all the
present receivership business will be
cleaned up. The new act would re-
quire the transfer of all business
from Mr.. Baird's office to the 600
joint receivers.
Hunting Season
The House, during its morning
session, passed House Bill No. $50,
making the date of opening of the
shooting season on ducks and prairie
chickens October l instead of Sep
tember Is, the vote being 80 to e,
with seven absent.
The House killed a measure pro-
viding for county agents being Sc
lected by vote of people in the coun-
ties, amending the present act to
meet objections of some represen.
tatives and providing that there
should be, local control Of the ques-
tion of county agricultural agent
employment.
When the House, sometime. ago,
fvoted against the present county
lagent systenl,, Rep. Loudsnbeck, chair
man Of the committee on aeric1lture,
|ennoaassd tAlt tas 2sx till VA ! |. hs- y
e. = -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-25
WEATHER FORECAST

Mostly fair tonight and Thurs
day. Colder tonight.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
BIMB6HULLAs.
Meghalt a kis Ress Juliska.

Egy kacag6 kis apr6sag, aki
el6tt oft ALT az elet meg maya
rejtelmessegeben - elkolt0z0tt er
rol a f0ldrol oda ahonnan nincsen
yisszateres. :.
Ress Laszl6nak Ford Ave-i ha-
zaban nagy szomorusag, a kis
masfeleves Juliska 0r0k alomra
hunyta le a szemeit.
A pici ravatalt rokonok s ba-
ratog serege .allja korGl, akik
mind igaz reszvettel vannak a me-
lyen sujtott csalad irant.
Ress Juliskat csut0rt0k0n te-
mettek a r6maig katholikus egy-
haz szertartasa szerint.
Alma legyen csendes, az ittma.
radottaknak az Ur kegyelme adj
jon gy6gyirt a faj6 sebre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
VI MAGYAR ttGYvED
.-@4
Varady Ferenc letstts AZ tigyvedi
vizss&t.

Ohio allan f5varosaban, Colnm-
busban januar 2-an tcttek kozzt
.azoknak a neveit, akik az iigyye-
di viasgat az allami yizsgaztat5
bizottsag elatt sikerescn letettels
Varosnnkbol 12 jelolt vizsgazott
kitiin6 eredmfnnyel. Az vi iigyva.
dek soraban van egy magyar test
vfriink is, varady Ferenc, aki
meglehet6sen nfpszerii Is kozis-
inert ember a magyarsag koreben.
Az uj magyar iigyvedet szeretct
tel k0szontjiik sIfiikijdesehez sok
sikert kivanunk. Varadi Ferenc
irodaja Federal Bank Bldg. ben
van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
Vasarnap kerul sziinre a ,,Cigany =
Az EAST YOUNGSTOWN MAGYARsAGNAK POM
PAS MULATSAGBAN LEsz REsZE vAsARNAP
Tancmuatsaggal egytekotot sznieloadast rendez az
M a. g. - "Cigany" nepszinmii kerul bemutatasra
sAYxs a legkival6bb miikedvelokkel
szniel6adas un tAncra perdu kozoneg Rig6 neve
bandaja fog muzsikalni.

! Hetek 6ta tart6 shorgalmas pro
| bak, Macy kesziil6desek el5zil,
meg AIT a nevezetes esemenyt,
mely most vasarnap fog lezaila-
nj a szomszed varosban, East Yo-
! ungstownban. Januar He sokaig
nevezetes es emlekezetes napja ma
rad szomszed varos k0rnyekc
magyarsaganak - vasarnap este
lesz megtartva East Youngstown
dallas magyar atletainak ebben az
esztend6ben els5 nagyszabasu, szi-
nieloadassal egybek0t54t tancmn-.
latsaga.
A ."Cigany'' cimii -nepszinmii, a
magyar darabok gyongye keriil cz
alkalommal el6adasra. A darab
szepsegeir8l mem akarnnk el3rc
beszelni, aki oft lesz, az ugy is e.
vezni fogja. Meseje eredeti ma
gyar mese, nez6kozonseg erdek-
lodeset az cgesz el6adas alatt le-
koti maid. Szebbhel-szebb enek IS
.tancszamok elenkitik a darabot,
ngy hogy valoban mindenkinek
nagyszerH sz6rakozasbans lesz re
SZe. ssAsgN 80.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
VI MAGYAR EGYLET.

la Youngstownban ismet t0bb a
magyar egyletek szama. A kozel-
| multban megalakult a SGT. Gy1rgy
Rom. IS Cor. Kath. Magyar Ferfi
ssyttassg heIybeH sk TX
szamu osztalya, amelynek most, a
mikor e sorokat iriuk, 38 tagja
van es ,el3relathat6lag ez szam a
k0zeli0v8ben emelkedni fog.
Az osztaly choke Lengyel And
das, penztarnoka: Palk6 Janos,
titkaria: Lengyel Peter (2208 Do
nald Ave.), akihez a levelek kill
dend3k, hivatalos orvosa: DIR. Lau-
risin Jen6. A Sz0vetseg havi $1.75
ert fizet $1,000 halaleseti dijat es
heti Sc betegsegelyt.
Az osztalynak most vasarnap,
azaz januar no lien rendes havi
gyiilese lesz, amelyre ezuton is
meghivja a tagokat es tudatja,
hogy az okmanyok es jelvenyek
megerkeztek es azokat a gyiilesen
Xxi fogjak osztani. Az osztaly tu-
data mindazokkal, akik be akar-
rak allani, hogy meghosszabbitot-
talk a beallasi kedvezmenyt ket no
napra es pedig januar es februar
h6napokra. Felvetelert DIR. Lauri-
sin Jen3 hivatalos orvosnal kell
jelentkezni, $50 East Federal ST.,
ahol felveteli ivek is vannak, anne
lyek a felvetel alkalmaval azonnal
kit0ltenek.
Minden felreertes kikeriilese We
gett tudatjuk az 0sszmagyarsag-
gal, hogy ez az vi egylet azert ala
kult, hogy Scent Gyorgy magyar
g0r. kath. egyhaznak meg legyen
a maya egyhazi egylete, amely min
demkoron tamasza a hitkozsegnek.
A SIT. Istvan rom. kath. es ref.
egyhazaknak is megvannak ma
gok egyleteik, Scent Istvan Egy-
let es Ref. Egylet, ICY a g0r0g
kath. egyhaznak is meg van mar
a sajat templomi egylete, amely G
tagsag segelyezesen Xviii, az egy-
haznak is EROS tamasza akar lem
nj. Az uj egylet kalauzat mar leg
k0zelebb kozolni fogjuk lapunk-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08

Macy erdeklSdes nyilyalul meg
IA hStf6n kezd6d5 ele ssa Hss
rant 8 lakossag szeisA kSfsfben!
R0viden ismertetjiik rolvas6inls-
lal a "Telefon Het" lenyeget. Az
Ohio Bell Telephon Co. a reank
k0vetkez6 het alatt alkalmat
nyujt nagyk0z0nsegnek, kiilo-
n0sen telefon el6fizet6knek,
hogy betekintest nyerhessenek a
telefon k0zpont munkajaba. A
nagyk0z0nseg nagyreszenek TO-
galma sincs arr6l, hogy mikent
nez Xxi egy telefon k6zpont.
A telefon tarsasag j0v6 het
folyaman lehetove teszi nagyk0-
z0nseg szamara a k0zpont meg
nyitasa altal, hogy mindenki be-
tekintest nyerhessen abba ba-
mnlatos gepezet k0zpontba, mely
varosunkban $ k0rnyeken a tele-
fon forgalmat lebonyolitja.
Varosunkban automatikusan
miikod6 kozpont dolgozik, a sza-
mok kapcsolasat maguk felhi-
v6k vegzik mindenkit kell, hogy
Ardekeljen, hogy' milyen munkat
vegeznek gepek att6l pillanat-
tol kezdve hogy az ember leeme-
Ii 'hallgat6t kezd felhivni egy
szamot addig, amig az illet0
felhivott fel jelentkezik. A kozon-
segnek alkalma lesz latni men,
csak ezt, hanem a videki, tavol-
sagi forgalmu beszelgetesek lebo-
nyolitasat is.
Hetf0t6l kezdve rengeteg en-
ber keresi fel a telefon k0zponto-
kat - a ssTelefon Hetre" mi is
felhivjuk magyar testvereink fl
gyelmet, aki teheti, szakitson ma
ganak id6t ennek megtekintesere
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
POLGAROSIT0 vIZsGAK
E h6nap 29-en es 30-an lesznek q
vizsgak biro el6tt.
e h6nap San el6zetes kihallgat&sok
voltak megyehazan.

E honap San, azaz tegnapi ma
pom tobb honfitarsunk jelent meg
a megyei bir6sag epiileteben (kort
haz), ahol ket-ket tanu jelenlete-
ben az elozetes kihallgatas utan
alairtak neviiket a t0rzsk0nyvben,
igazolasul annak, hogy amerikai
polgarok akarnak lenni.
Ez alkalommal csakis a szemelyi
adatokra nezve hallgattak XII
jel0lteket es vel0k ment tanukat.
Eek jeloltek j0v6 h6nap We
gen, vagy marcus h6 els5 fele-
ben fognak vizsgazni.
Azok, akik a multi ev julius es
augustus hawaiian adtak be ker-
venyiiket, vagy pedig el6z6leg, de
kozben megtartott vizsgan meg
buktak, e honap 29-en ujb6l WIS
gazni fognak vizsgaztat6 biztos
el6tt es ha levizsgaznak, akkor
h6nap 30-an, azaz masnap, mind
jart kikapjak polgarpapirost.
Mindazok tehat, akik kaptak
kartyat a bir6sagt6l a polgarvizs-
CARA vonatkozolag, igen helyesen
cselekszenek, ha most, szombaton
felmennek Mih6k Sander irod6ja-
ba, COL Dollar Bank epilet, ahol
este Z 6rakor kezdetet veszi 4 ta-
nitas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
VOL. XIV TX EvFoLYAM 2.1K SIAM
Scent Istvan Epylet
199 tagja SIT Istvan Egyletnek 10 III tag 6pett
be Youngstown legnagyobb helyi egyletbe a mutt
esztendo folyaman.
Az egyet multi ev haottai Az egylet vgyona multi
folyaman dollarral szaporodott

A SIT Istvan Egylet multi va
sarnap tartotta ebben az eszten
d6ben els6 rendes gyiileset. ez al
kalommal tagsag ele keriilt az
egylet mutt evi szamadasa - mel,
az egylet gyarapodasar6l szamo
be, ugy vagyont, mint tagletsza
mot figyelembe we've.
A SIT. Istvan Egyletnek az evi
szamadas0k lezarasa alkalma,val
1870 tagja volt, multi esztend5 TO-
lyaman 10 uj tag lepett be az egy-
letbe, belatva AIT, hogy minden
katholikus ferfinek es n0nek er.
kolcsi kotelessege e melle az egy-
lett zaszl6 melle allani. Az evi je-
lentes szomoruan szamol be az
egylet multi evi halottairol, negy
derek es lelkes tagtarssal fogyott
meg kegyetlen vegzet rendelke-
zese folytan tagletszam. A SIT.
lstvan Egylet a mutt esztend6 TO-
lyaman kovetkez6 .tagtarsakat
gyaszolta el:. Miglecz Jozsef, Hoch
wart Ignac, Kuthv Gabor es Mig
lecz >Mihaly.
A multi esztend6ben IL tag lett
toriilve, melyhez ha hozza vess1iilS
a 4 halottat, akkor az egylet tag
letszama Is tagu cs0kkenest mn-
tat. Belepett 10 uj tag, eszerint
tehat a val6sagos n0vekedes a tag
letszamban 4 tag.
Afant adjuk az egylet reszletes
'szamadasat, melybdl kitiinik, hogy,
k6zel ezeg Tdolafral n0vekedett Az
egy1et vagyona. A gyermek-osz-
tally vagyonanak a novekedese pc
dig k6zel jar az $500-hoz.
Betegsegely cimen az egylet
1927 .50-t fizetett XII tagjainak, le-
torolve ezaltal sok konnyet es ba-
natot. A kifizetett legnagyobb be-.
tegsegely $137.00 volt. .
Alant adjuk az egylet raszletcs
multi evi sZamadasat:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
KETsZER AID, XII GYoRsAN
AID ~ A vAKoKNAK.


varosunkban ha barca nelkili
kutyara akadnak, akkor ait be
fogjak $ ha tulajdonos XII akar-
ia valiant, akkor el5bb szigoru
birsagot kell maid fizetnie.
A multi esztend6 folyaman so
magyar testveriink fixetett biinte-
test amiatt, hogy kutyaik barca
nelkiil szaladgaltak, ebben az ev-
ben remeljuk testvereink okulnak
q multi evi peldAn.
A kntyabarcaIk megyehazan,
az Auditor Offiee.ban valthat6k
ki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08
vERHOvAY 1os.IK FI0K
VI TISZTvIsELO KARA.
A szombati rendkiviili gyiiles :
Elfogadtak a szamadasokat.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 1O8
TX fiokja e no BAN tartotta rend
XVIII gyiileset, melynek targys
volt az 1924 evi szamadas bemu
tatasa tisztikar reszer5l IS az
III tisztikar megvalasztasa 1925
eyre.
Bevetel volt 1924. evben $S437.
70, kiadas 8804.11. A kiadas meg.
haladta bevetelt $366.32. A fi6R
Jelenlegl keszp. vagy. $4314,93. tt
roltetet ez evben 43 tag, k0zpont
altal visszautasitva 2 tag t6liink
athelyezve mas fiokhoz s tag, flo.
kunknal meghalt ] tag. Vesztet-
tllnk "a tagot. Toriilt tagokb6l
visszahelyezve 3 tag, mas fiokok-
t6l hozzank helyeztetett 6 tag, nj
tagokul felvetetett 6 tag. Tagsza-
porodas Is. 1924 dec. 31-en taglet-
szam 221. Osszesen hatralekban a
fi6knak van $12S.55, betegsegelyt
fizetett a fi6k 46 esetben 1882.
sziilesi segelyt 2 esetben $4,000.
A szamadas megejtese utan ko-
vetkezett az NJ tisztikar megva-
lasztasa. A regi tisztikar lekoszon
ven, a gyiiles koreln0knek Ceres
si Sandort, korjegyzSnek Hoffer
Andrast valasztotta, kiknek veze-
tese mellett megkezdGdott a tisz-
tikar valasztas, amely egyhangu-
lag folyt lie.
Eln0k: Turner JOSEF alelnok !:
Kallczky Janos, titkar: Gregosits
JOSEF, penztarnok: Menyhert ia
nos, ellen6r Borsody Janos. Har-
mas penzugyi bizottsag: Rigo Mi
haly, Geressi Sandor, Schwartz
Ferenc. Beteglatogat6kat a titkar,
aki egyben beteglAtogat6 ellen6r,
-nevez hi nindeaf esetre Il tagok
koziil. Gyiilestermet a jelenlegit
tartja meg a fi6k ujb6l. Mint hi
vatalos lapot, az "Amdrikai Ma
gyar Hirlap"- valasztotta meg
a k0vetkez5 1925.-ik eyre.
Jelenlegi beteg tagjaink: Zagi-
ba Janos (717O Oxford Ave. es ifj.
Hajdu J6zsefne (s4O Old Furnace
Road.)
Betegseg titkarnal jelentend6
kinek cine: All Kyle ST., telefon:
62O8s.
A tagok figyelmet felhivom ar
ra, hogy januar havi rendes gyu-
lesiink, most vasarnap, jan. lien,
delutan 2 oral kezdettel lesz meg
tartva, a szokott helyen, a ref.
templom basement-jeben. A ta-
gok keretnek, hogy teljes szam-
ban, pontosan jelenjenek meg, a
hatralekosok pedig rendezzek tar
tozasaikat.
Gregosits Jozsef, tikar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-08

A szerepck mindegyike kitiint
kezekbe keriilt, meg d kis szere
pek is kabinett alakitasra nyujta
max alkalmat - a miikedvel3 gar
da nagy lelkesedessel kesziil a,
el6adasra, mindenkinek nagy Is
kellemes meglepetesekbcn lesz ra
sze.
A szindarab bemutatasa utan &
szinhazterem atalakul tancterem-
me keIzdetet veszi tame, mely
azutan tartani fog reggelig. Mn-
zsikalni Rig6 J6ska hirneves ban
daja fog ugy, ahogy meg ez a
banda sohasem muzsikaIt.
10 jegyezze meg tehat minden-
Xxi, rhogy ez a tancmulatsaggal egy-
'bek0t0tt szinie13adas most vasars
nap, jan. lien lesz megtartya d
Roman Hallbap, mely East Young
stown varosaban, a l0-ik ntcan, 4
&C szam alatt van.
A nagyszabasn estely pontban
8 orakor veszi kezdetet.