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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ANOTHER STUDENT SAYS: I'm YOUR
school so days. made SI35 1st months EN-
ployment through your training Short
paid Pos. for grad. tuition refund.
BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 st. M 2s76 TO-
HAIR CUTTING. MANICURING. MARCEL
waving and all other branches of beauty
culture: you get actual experience. Dorothy
Cofe Beauty Shop. 1923 l4th NV. F. 10141.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. EXPE-
nenced instructors: satisfaction insured.
call Lincoln So.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERA
tors permit and heavy traffic any car fur
nished Call FOSTER" Franklin s7S7.
MABELLR HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture. $40 Burchell Bldg. Sl7 l4th st.
NV. Special Summer rates. Franklin 5l3l.
THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT
FOR DRAWING. Large studio offers un-
usual opportunity for practical training eve
nings: will interview only those deslrous of
making Commercial Art a profession. Ad-
dress Box 2l-H. Star office.
Now is a good time 10 begin a course that
will fit you for lifes duties. You will never
regret a course in our school. Thousands
say 1t placed them on the road to success.
Call. write or telephone. 1t is better to call.
WOODS SCHOOL. Established 1885
3I1 East Capitol st.
Evening star., 1925-07-31

ROOMING HOUSE for sale all filed, good
income. I505 R. l. ave NV
Evening star., 1925-07-31
PLAN TO BAN ADS
STARTS ARGUMENT
What Is Radio Advertising?
Fans and BroadcaSterS
Are Asking.

Controversy over radio advertising
has been revived by the announce
ment of Representative Sol Bloom of
New York that he will introduce a
bill at the next session of Congress
to prohibit advertising through the
air. All broadcasters are more or less
interested in this much-debated queS-
ton, and many of the regular listen
ers realize it's bearing upon their
nightly entertainment.
Radio broadcastinG history Is mixed
up apparently ineXtricably with ad-
vertising Itself an lad" for the
amazing possibilities of receiving sets,
broadcasting as such was instituted
by the Westinghouse Electroc CO. 10
Great a market for radio receivers.
Other businesses and industries, seeing
the possibilities of the ether as an ad-
vertising medium, entered the field, TO
the extent that person surveying the
broadcasting situation for the first
time today would find himself
thoroughly perpleXed as TO how the
system works.
There are those stations. headed by
WEAF, New York, and eXempllt1ed IN
the Middle West by WHIT and WBBM,
Chicago, whose aims are frankly com
mercial and who rent their facilities
to any concern that wants to send its
name through the air without men
tioning the prices or the grades of its
products.
Others Lend Stations.
There are other stations. and among
them are the voices of the Westtng-
house Electric Co, the General Elec-
trio Co, and the Radio Corporation
of America. who are willing to give
their stations free of charge to any
concern that will promise to present
high-grade entertainment and pay for
the talent used. In return the name
of the concern is used just as 1t is
over the strictly commercial stations.
Then there are other stations, repre-
senting clothing stores. radio stores.
and manufacturers of products unre-
lated to radio, who find it profitable to
present interesting radio programs,
with the opportunity TO exploit their
own names as the owner of the sta
ton.
1t has always been considered legit-
innate for a hotel-o or cafe to offer its
orchestras on the air, giving due cred
it to the hotel or cafe by including its
name in that of the musical organi-
Zation. However, when soap factory
or a beef-canner hires an orchestra for
the same purpose, then arises the
question of what are ether ads and
when.
When Congressman Bloom carries
out his plan of asking Congress to in
tervene, a congressional committee is
going to have d lively job determining
where legitimate broadcasting begins
and where il ends.
Evening star., 1925-07-31
Early Program Tomorrow.

am Women's hour. broadcast
with VIZ, New York
II uoon-OrSan recital from First
congregational Church
p.m.-Concert by Willard Hotel
Orchestra
Evening star., 1925-07-31
Observation-Disclosures

STRAIGHT CUT HAIR-Must he over -
inches long. DOROTHY COFFEY BEAUTY
SHOP. 1928 18th st. NV %
USED FURNITURE for s rooms: complete
suites and odd pieces. Ad. 600.
Evening star., 1925-07-31

After heavy bombardment of Con
gress by $4,000 women's clubs. law
has been enacted for the establish
ment at Anderson, w. Va, of a Fed
eral Institution for Women 1t will
he strictly for women. designed by
women and run by women.
Evening star., 1925-07-31
Early Program Tomorrow

6:4J to 745 a. am.-"Tower Health
Exercises" by the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. direct from Metro
politan Tower, Madison avenue, New
York City.
Evening star., 1925-07-31

Eight hundred cubic inches of air
are required To make one cubic inch Of
liquid air.
Evening star., 1925-07-31
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
viii receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000,
Branch ll5.
Evening star., 1925-07-31
Local Radio Entertainment
Friday, July 81, 1925.
NAA-Naval Radio Station. Radio. Va

@ia Weather Bureau reports
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports
Evening star., 1925-07-31

ANTS. bedbuCs, reaches. rats exterminated
from rooms. apartments. hotels. etc. expert
workman. Frank. 3s54. I2Is I2th nv. i
Evening star., 1925-07-31

CARBON BURNING. soc cylinder. owner 10
Eg9noTe plugs and wires; castIEps steel and
antecd. NJ. NJ Coleman. 2G7 18th st.
Phone Nam 1898
Evening star., 1925-07-31

TRUNKS. bags. suit cases. leather goods re-
paired. reasonable. umbrellas repaired and re-
covered Omen till $50 pm. Col. Leather
GnOds 2Slo llLh W. Adams 1laG-
Evening star., 1925-07-31

TYPEWRITERS REBUILT. all makes: prices
that VIII please you: repair any typewriter.
can Ban. Main 20I4. COS 9th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1925-07-31

PAPERING AND PATNTING-SpeciaI prices
Tor this week onIy-Average size room
scraDed. cracks to he pointed. papered with
polychrcme paper. SI2. also painting at very
low DrceS- piastcElU- speciality. Don
worry about cash. VIII give YOU 10 months
70 nay without interest. Estimates free
NV. Main 2o36 a.
Evening star., 1925-07-31

MAN, colored, desires position as auto me
chanlc helper and make himself generally
use1ul around garage Phone North 3S64-J.'
MAN. colored. work of any kind: can fur
nlsh good references. 1870 7 II. NV.
MAN. coiored. wants position as lanitor Of
apt. mouse. 404 3rd ST. Sc. .
NIGHT WATCHMAN. q colored man with
office.
RELEASED GOVERNMENT CLERK wishes
work Tor room and board or part-time Job.
Z. Collins. 1l01 18th NV.
TRUCK DRIVER or chauffeur colored: tire
man. tube vulcanizer. 3OlS Sherman ave.
YOUNG MAN. white work at filing station
or Ford truck driver Fr. 9060-W.
YOUNG MAN. ? years experience in bank
Star Office.
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.
ARMY GIRL. A B.. NJ. A.. languages proof
reading, typlst. art. music. work among
books or as secretary. Address Box l55-K
COOK-Woman. colored. experienced wishes
B9sSIddlon IN tea room or restaurant. Potomac
pRESSMAKER. competent by the day.
North 2777 or address 1924 Lamont st ".
ri.
FUR COATS REPAIRED and refined. also
dresses remodeied: reasonable. 1927 lath
81 Nv IND floor.
NURSE, graduate, wishes position in doctors
or dentist office: capable of taking fun
charge. Address Box ELK star Office
NURSE. practical desires engagement.
white: settled; capable and kind ref Pot
3653.
ORGANIST and choir director. experienced.
IS open for position starting Sept. excel
lent references. Address Box 209K. Star
Office. -
PRACTICAL NURSE. teacher. willing work
er. university graduate desires work
nurse. Doctors assistant or tutor. Col
1881.
STENOGRAPHER. competent. available for
temporary employment by day or week Ad-
dress Box 1SSK Star Office l."
STENOGRAPHER. expert typist desires
WOMAN. white. honest and reliable. desires
position to attend two children over = years
or general housework or waitress in lunch
room, no experience al waitress. Address
2l6 9th ST. ne. No Sunday work as house
keeper >"
Evening star., 1925-07-31

ORNAMENTAL IRON designer and manu-
facturer of bank. Office Enclosures. partitions
ratings, elevator doors and Enclosures en-
trance doors. door ard window guards fences
gates, arches. iron and nine ratings. balloon
les IRON stairs. PLAN. ornamental and spiral
hTe escapes. iron and brass thresholds kick
plates, metal awnings. builders iron work
general service. Estimates given. Alto
Evening star., 1925-07-31

TRUNK REPAIRING-MINTH REPAIRS
trunks leather bags. ladies' handbags etc
Cnll or phone Mintz. 93S f st. Main 36sS
Evening star., 1925-07-31
GUNTNESs OPPOKTUNITIEs.

- ~ NtINAIt1tS vi VIZ 0LNA 4 AES,
ROOMING HOUSE Tor sale. an filled good
income los r. I. ave. NV
STORE and living quarters combined
ideal space for store. harner shop. tailoring
establishment. etc. 30f4 Dent pl. NV: rent
reasonable G. A. SNOW Co. no Sth 81
DELICATESSEN. with living rooms. doing
500 weekly: low price for cash. Columbia
9S36. -
GROCERY STORE. frst-cIass: nc. section
receiDts from 50 800 to 81. 900 monthly. For
information apply to D. Rifkind, 1884 7th
st. NV.
GROCERY. MEATS AND DELICATESSEN--
New stock and fixtures. viii sacrifice or
VIII rent store with fixtures: owner leaving
city 202 ] lth ST. ne. before pm. Il
CAN LOAN YOUR MONEY in any amounts
that VIII ,pay you per cent annually.
secured by first mortgage real estate. Apply
800 Metropolitan Bank Bldg. Phone Main
SEVERAL SECOND TRUST NOTES FOR
sale; well secured; payable monthly: at
reasonable discount. n. Z. Ryon Co, Inc,
Main 4591. 1923 f st.
SODA FOUNTAIN AND CONFECTIONERY
located at 1853 Wisconsin ave. n w (next
goor TO moving picture theater): clearing
SSb0o per month. must be sold: investigate
CaI to IL pm.
DELICATESSEN. SODA FOUNTAIN, CIGAR
stang, candy and periodicals store first class
IN hne location on main street northwest
SECTION; doing nice business good reason for
selling reasonable price. Address Box 1s5-K,
Continued on Net Paze.l
Evening star., 1925-07-31

WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES-GOOU
quality Opaque shades fitted to your win
81 ID; hung free. We viii call with samples
kLEEBLATT. lth and II sts 2 Line S70.
Evening star., 1925-07-31

ARCHITECT WILL PREPARE PLANS AND
specifications for residences. apartments.
business property alterations. etc. Address
Box TIS-E Star office
Evening star., 1925-07-31
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CALL MAIN 2s76. BR. 5. City Employment
Service for stenog., typlst. bookkeeDeT. clerl-
cal help: free registration. 1888 G st. NV.
26'
CHAUFFEUR -HOUSEMAN. cooks chamber
maids. walters. porters. ecrubwomen, night
cleaners, couples. Fullers Agency. 1871
18th st. West 20S9. 81
SITUATIONS WANTED - White infant
nurses. cham bermaids. mattresses and seam
stresses colored cooks. general housework-
ers. seamstresses. day worker, butler and
chauffeurs. Ladies Exchange. S07 Vt ave.
Main 2353.
Strayer Employment Service.
Operated by Strayer College for its students
and graduates Good business positions pro-
cured for all that are qualified. NO FEES.
721 Thirteenth St Main 3f3O.
NEED A POSITION2
You will find that the National Personnel
Bureau Washington's 3 oldest and most pro
gressive employment service. offers the quick
est. way to ind lust the opening YOU want.
This Is a clearing house for business men
seeking efficient help and those who are
qualified to hold good positions.
II in need Of work. call on US and let US
assist you. n you are an employer. IEst
phone Main 5S2l and VIII furnish quail
fed and tested applicants to meet your needs.
Evening star., 1925-07-31

AUTO REFLENrORS REPLATED. BRASS
beds relaeqGernd and repaired silver plating
and repairing. prompt service Main g6gG
Acme Plating Co. 1927 ID st NV
Evening star., 1925-07-31
SITUATI0NS-MALE Oont'6.

HOUSE PAINTER. day or lob. Line. 1890
Evening star., 1925-07-31


4oo-New York
4oo-kansas City: Scores;
so SeT York: Market reports: bulletins
4oo-Phiiadephia Base ball
ooo-Boston: Childrens
yersary Morey new Cope
Plaza Orchestra solos read
boxing bout Shepard DanceO Orches
Jimmie lasin am.
Philadelphia Weather Benjamin Franklin Concert Or
Evening star., 1925-07-31

MAN, coored, desires position as auto me
chanlcs helper and make himself generally
useful around garage Phone North 3S64-J.'
Evening star., 1925-07-31
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID or general houseworS. re-
liable coloTed girl. 1922 Vt. ave. NV.
CLEANING or washing wanted Potomac
1912
Evening star., 1925-07-31

DELICATESSEN with living rooms doing
$500 weekly: low price for cash. Columbia
Evening star., 1925-07-31
Observation-Disclosures.

ANTIQUES-Furniture china. brass. lew
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS. books. stamp col
lections. coins. gold, silver. false teeth.
bought. kohen. $40 14th st NV Main
Evening star., 1925-07-31

GROCERY STORE. tirst-class: nc. section:
receiDts from 81 800 to So 900 monthly For
information appB to D. Rifkind, 1854 7th
st N "
Evening star., 1925-07-31

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. EXPE-
Ilenced instructors: satisfaction insured
Evening star., 1925-07-31

GROCERY. MEATS AND DELICATESSEN-
New stock and fixtures. viii sacrifice or
VIII rent store with fixtures: owner leaving
city. 2O2 / lth st. ne. before q nm. ls
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-18

tusiasta sinpatfa por nuestra ex-
pedici6n, mas de una vez nos ha
librado de cometer desaciertos
Por ejemplo, cuando en- ciertUs lu-
cares quisiInos fondear los cruce-
ros con anclas de 200 Hbras Il in
sisti6 en- que pusi6ramos anclas de
400, salvdndonos asf de ser
ARA strados por los 'wollies'.
''Sabado 10 lie mayo. Las islas
Aleutinas pueden ufanarse de go
zar del tempo mas atroz. Desde
que nos hallamos reeorrien,lolas,
nuestra principal distraction la
sido procurar secar nnestras 1Dpas
sin poderlo realizar nuncs."
'.En Attu. euando el bar6metro
baja, Sc le We marcar con frecuen-
cia S.45 que ca 10 que no puedn ha-
Der de mas bajo. NueStrOs rternos
visitantes los. willie waws' roy nos
han recreado con 10 mas ,scogido
de su repertoire, que es rnucho de
cir. Pusieron el mar tar aGitadC
que para no bailar Dlas Ell los cru
leroS nos refngiamos en- 81 Elder
Aquf 500 nos separan unas ciell
yardas da ellos. Cada vez ruc el
'wiilic-waW' nos azota, ei reQuaIin
cider Sc -zangolotea V noSotreS nos
asoInamoS a los ventanili"$, tcme-
rosoS dc yer a los cruceros irSe pof
el aire. Donald Douglas hizo, de We
ras. una obra magistral con eStos
ayioneS Cuando I'M ''Willie.WaW
los enbis+a, en- veg de Zaran1earse
como serfa de esperar. Simplemente
inclinan Ia proa sebFe ell Welt" y
sc afirman sobre los flotadoreS. Ga
la vez que acudimos aiarmadoi Il
as portanoias los .vefamos def"1
ilerse del viento valerosamenre. IRA
las a las precauciones .aconsejada"
aor el capitan Beck sus. amaria
10 han cedido."
Mayo II. TodaTfa dolnido es
a pla1ana temprano ma parecio
scuchar un murmullo &c yoces 81
IRE algo asi cosno qlie el mayo
Martin halia aparecido. En- mi eS
upor al principle me cref que Sc
ia ESQ uD sueno. pero despertando
Ia la realidad salta de la cana q
pedir noucias. No eabfa duda. La
.nalambrica de Port Moller ha5ia
4visado Ia l1egada de Martin Har-
vey la noche anterior Y el Haida
anbia colnunicado Ell mensaje al Ii
der hoy a las ). Esta noticia nos
lquita I'M gran peso de encima Aun-
que ya se nos llabfa ordenR6lo pro-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-18

el golpe a velocidad tan tremenda
que resultarfan ahora averiadfsi'
mos. Smiling Jack salt0 sobre ellos
esta vez sin sonreir, preparado a
echar mano de las bombas, pero i oh,
sorpresa Ell choque habfa cegado Ia
via de aqua"
"Finalmente, las G15 empren-
dimos el frfo Y largo vuelo de $40
millas sobre Attu. En- esta OCCASION
tuvimos que cruZar dos tramos.
cada uno de setenta Y cinco millas,
enteramente sobre aqua, eXcelente
practica para prepararnos a los
pr6ximos vuelos de Ia traveSi i'll Gel
/ Pacffico hasta el Jap5n. Por al.
gun tempo perdimOs completa-
mente Ia vista de terra. Esto nos
, di6 oportunidad de yerificar IN
exactitud de nueStras brGjulas Y
quedamOs satisfechos de yer que
no nos deSviabamos de Ia rrta.
Mar tierras desiertas era t0do
el panorama. FL oc6ano Artico 50
confunde aqui, por el mar Gle Bc
ring, con las aguas del Pacffico
=. cuando SuS respectivas mareas
Sc eEcuentran producer torbellinus
monstrUosos que no hay vida que
resista. Yimos tambi6n, una que
otra baIlena.l a las de la tarde
girabamos .sobre un volcan Y llegd
bamos al puerto bien abrigado de
Chieagoff, el punto mas or,iFen-
tai ' In peblaci6n mas remota del
dominic del Tie Samuel"
"Desde que dejamos Seattle. 81
tanlailo de los poblados ha lido dis
minuyendo POGO a POGO ' va csta-
mos ansiosos. per yer algo grande
que nos compense, como Toxic
Attu parece. on verdad, scr el fin
de todas las cosas Femos llegada
nuestro ditimo punto de apoy'
para saltar sobre ell Pacffica en-
ell primer viaje aereo America
Asia
Los primeros dfas one estuvl,
mos en Attu. eI rinc6n mas le.
iano del cOntinente al este, lbs
pasamos en- el Elder, barco de ia
direction de pescaderfas" escribio
Harding Ell su diario tires Gle
sus oficiales, el captain Paul Beck
a IA caheza. cedieron sus canaro-
tes a Smith. Nelson Y Wade, mien
1 fr.aS los raefantaS ofaia mos 9n pl
castilio de proa FL captain faek
ha sido uno de lnestros melorei
amigos. Tanto por. ss larga expe-
!riencia Dc marino como por su en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-18

waw" Sc le echaba encima. Querien-
do evitarlo vir6 a un lado para de-
jarlo pasar, pero siempre alcanz6
la cola del New Orleans v levan-
tandola con fuerza precipit0 el cru
cero sobre el aqua. Por fortuna Mel
son, maniobrando la perfection,
logr6 enderezar su aparatO anteS
de que tocara la superficie, pero el
New Orleans lleyaba tai velocidad
que parecfa que Las olas arrancarfan
sus flotadores."
"Episodios como este, cuando so
10 Sc escapa al desastre por un ato-
mo. hacen vviir en- unos instantes
toda la existencia. En- este inciden-
te sc produjo una cosa curiosa. Los
flotadores del New Orleans hacfan
aqua Y todos pensamos al presenciar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-18

comprar Q hicimos bajar los pre-
clos a Ia normal
"En Attu hay solo tres cOnStrut-
clones dr MADEIRA. In iglesia rLsa.
cuyo culto siguen los aleutas. Y il9s
mas que pertenecen Mr.. Shredder,
el negociante que domina el cOn.cr-
cio de Isl isla. Tambien es dueiiG
de varipS criaderOs de ZorraS en- Las
islAs cercanas Goss Y Shredder. los
reyes de .Atka y Attu .respectivaneIl
te. amboS muy gentiles como huEs-
pedes. son de- un caracter ,li0ma-
tralmcnte opueSto. GOSS as uu upico
yanki del Este. 81 campe0n le los
lecidores de chiSteS de las D!ruti-
nas, mientras que Shredder, 2igan-
te rubio Y ansterO, cs uno dc eSos
henbreS reticentes Y fuertes del
| septeutri6n perSonificados en- Il s'i-
nc."
"Cuando cl Elder parti6 tomaT
i'oslVlou til - 'h'4uio ut' nu'S'fa ~
I'd oe a9' ias H''"S aS1"'l'aS i"f" t'
SCI alaI.aes. el tempo. nos fuiinos ii
TERRA Il aloiatroS en- casa dc SbrGe-
'"'', th 'o'ioe a''diue'H u'ia tA'el', =
70 hiblioteca. Nliestros amigos del
f.a;Io oe,hon a. ins+oIer 1ra ;po.
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IT., - ao,;ao in,roatoto :. H.,
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30

jar el semmifele gyiilesre. AIT lat
juk es tapasztaljuk minden egy.
lett gyIlesen. Ha tagsag 20 sza-
zaleka jelen van, az mar "6riasi'
latogatott gyiiles szamba megy.
\ Az egyhaznak megvannak a k0.
zegei. OFT vannak kuratorok es
a kollektoroE, akik ugyanis felke.
resik a hitk6zsegi tagokat maid
minden honapban. Miert mem le.
hetne minden keriilet kuratorat
Is kollektorat megbizni avval
hogy keressenek fel minden keru
letben lak6 magyar kathoEkust
Is tegyenek eleje egy ivet, anne.
lyen mindket propozici6 village.
san meg lenne magyarazya. Biz
Yak aztan mindenkire, maga ma,
CARA, hogy melyiket valasztja &
mennyit adna az egyikre is, q ma
sikra is. Harom h6nap alatt ezt i
munkat el lehet vegezni Is akko,
tiszta kepiink volna, meg akkor is
ha csak tizen j0nnenek el hitk0z
segi gyiilesre. Az alair&sok Is sza
mok beszelnenek . tavollev6k be
lyett is.
Az biztos, hogy egy ilyen, moni
hatn6k leszavaztatas utan, iget
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30
GYULEST TART A MAGYAR
POLGARI K0R.
A Mahcning Megyei Magyar Pol
garok Kore majus 2-an, szombat
este tartja gyiileset-Legyen je-
len minden magyar.

A Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Polgarok K0re most szombaton,
majus 2-an, este fel 8 oral kezdet-
tel tartja meg negyedevi gyiil6-
set Kossuth K0r 124 East Fe-
deral St. alatti clubhelyisegeben.
A tagok keretnek - tekintet-
tel a targysorozat fontossagara,
hogy gyiilesen lehet5leg teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg. A r&gi
tisztvisel6k ez alkalommal adiak
at elszamolasaikat az ujonnan
megvalasztott tisztikarnak.
Mindazok, akik meg nem tag
jai a Polgari Kornek, akar pol
garok, akar mem polgarok -
hasznaljak fel a szombati gyiilest
alkalomkent lepjenek be ebbe Il
Korbe. A Kor elvarja minden
egyes 0ntudatos $ gondolkoz6 ma
gyart6l, hogy belatja t6m0riiles
sziiksegesseget felhasznalia az
akalmat beallasra.
Balask6 Gy0rgy, eln0k
Juhlsx J&nos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30

raba tartoznak, akiknek alakita.
sa mindig kedves emlekkent ma
rad meg nalunk. DR.. Horvath
Gyula miiveszi zongorakiserete te-
szi meg szebbe az el6adast. Al tar
snlat minden egyes tagja tehetse-
ge, tudasa legjayat ada S va
l6ban parades esteben lesz re-
STINK. Ez miiveszekb0l all6 ma
gyar vandor csoport - mint haj-
dan reg0sok allandoan jarjak
az egyik tengert6l, mask ocean
ig a magyar telepeket igazan
megerdemli legmelegebb fogad-
tatast. Szeretn0k, ha vasarnapi
el0adasOn sokan lennenek.
Jegyet vegye meg mindenki el5-
vetelben, egyreszt olcs6bb, mas
reszt, aki hamarabb valtja ait
meg, az termeszetesen jobb he
lyet kap. Jegyek kaphat6k Juhasz
Janos managernel (32O Home Saw
ings and loan Bldg.), valamint a
kovetkez0 helyeken:
Ress Music Store, Szalma Istvan
borbely iizleteben COOS st. Clair
Ave., Eber Ferenc patikAjaban
Us Spring Common), Lax delica-
tes iizleteben (314 E. Federal st. j,
valamint Kalenics magyar bor-
belly iizleteben (Steel ST. kapha-
t6k.
A vasarnap delutan East Yo-.
ungstownban, a Grow Hallban
|tartandd el5adasra iegypk kapha-
t6k:
Lautman Short St.-i iizleteben,
Lukovszky Palnal (Robinson Ro-
ADJ, Chepke Balazsnal (Reed Ave-
nue) es a Kovacs es Bodog fele
vendegloben (12O Robinson Ro-
ADJ
Jegyekrol ajanlatos el6re gon-
doskodni, tekintettel szokatlanul
nagy erdekl6desre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30

yalami teljesen ujszeru szokat
Ian dolog. Szapet, j6t S kellemes
sz6rakozast akar nyujtani Kor
egy hangulatos bal alkalmayal. A
eel az, hogy egy csapasra megh6-
ditsa az egesz Inagyarsagot.
A varos minden reszeben hatal-
mas plakatok hirdetik a majus
l2-en, kedden este, a Moose Hall
ban tartand6 bait. Ezek a plaka-
tok egyben meghiv6k is. Kilon
meghivokat mem nyomtatott a
rendez6s6g, Ahanem lapunk ntjan
kohl mindenkivel, hogy a bemu-
tatkoz6 mulatsagra hivatalos, szi-
vesen es szeretettel vart es latott
vendeg minden magyar.
Greg amerikasok, ha visszagon-
dolnak a regi es ITALIAN szebb id6k-
re, talan emlekeznek nagy, fenyes
es igazan sep magyar mulatsa-
gokra. A majus 12-en tartand6 ba.
Ii este, a regi id6k kedves feled-
hetetlen emlekeit varazsolja maid
vissza. Az egesz mulatsag olyan
lesz, mint egy alom >.
Muzsikalni a. hires k0zkedvelt