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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-24
HETFON sZtRETEL A PETOFI
EGYLET.
Hetfon este a Grow Hallban lesz
megtartva a Pet0fi Egylet nagy-
szabasu sziireti mulatsaga.
A hazai sziiretek minden kedves S fe-
lejthetetlen emleke elevenedik meg ez
este-Pompas ciganvmuzsika varja a
tancos kedvii koz0nseget-Sok bohosag
lesZ

Mar erik a szol6, lit van az ide-
ie a sziretnek. A csosz0k nagy
ibuzgalommal jarjak a sz0lo terri
letet, ilyenkor bizony nagyon kell
vigyazni a tolvajokra. Edes a $40
10, alig egy-ket nap pompas mus
tot sajt6l abb6l pres. De hat szii
ret nem mulhat ell mulatsag nel-
kill ICY szeptember vegen, meg
az amerikas magyar is faJ6bb
Swivel gondol haza, ahol ilyen
tajba, nincsen vege tancnak, no
tanak, muzsikanak, m6kanak.
Most van a sziiret ideje.
Az east youngstown Petofi San
dor Egylet, mint minden esztendo
ben, ugy ez evben is h6dol hazai
szokasnak s pompas sziireti mu-
latsagot rendez Crow Hallban.
Hetf0n, szeptember 28-hn este
nem csak az east youngstown ma
gyarok, hanem a k0zel-tavoli kor-
ny6k magyarjai t0mott sorokban
indulnak a sz6lo hegyre, a Grow
Hallba, hogy amugy magyarosan
kimulassak magukat.
Pompas ciganybanda varja a
sz6l6hegyen a magyarsagot. A $40
l6t6kek szedese helyett, friss, ro-
pog6s csardasokban andalgo,
lassu amerikai tancokban kell
szorgosan munkalkodni a magya-
roknak. A tame mellett azutan $50
l6 is, meg tolvaj is lesz eleg nagy
szamban. E kett6 mellol azonban
cs0sz0k serege Sc maradhat am cl,
ICY boh6sagok, mulatasok szaka
datlan sorozata indul maid meg.
Aki ebben szomoru vilagban
alaposan XII akarja mlllatni ma
gat, az hetfon este oft lesz a Pc
t6fi Egylet Macy sziireti mulatsa-
gan. A mulatsagot rendez6 j6te-
kony testilet minden tekintetben
erdemes tamogatasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-24

Gy0rgp .fiiszeriizleteben George
St., valamint Sharpsvilleben
Macy Gabor uzleteben.
Youngstownban oktober 12-en,
hetf6n este Moose Hallban lesz
megtartva a Beregi tarsulat eloa-
dasa. TIT teljesen mas darabot, Bi-
no Lajos modern dramajat, a
Rabl6lovagot" mutatja be tar
sulat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-24
Esen1esnyek

(N.) Elmult VerhOvay kOn.
vencio is. Tiz napi esti iilesekke1
kibovitett tanacskozas utan farad.
tan, kimeriilten tertek haza a de.
legatusok.
A tiz napos konvenci6nak kat
igen fontos esemenye volt. Az
egyik az egyesiiles kimondasa a
Magyar !SegelyzS Sz6vetseggel
(bridgeporti) a Verhovay resz6
r6l, mask a betegsegelyezes
problemajanak legalabb egy id6rc
val6, megoldasa.
Az egyesiiles iigyeben ezuttal a
,Verhovay jart elol, dacara annak,
hogy biztositasi szakert0k vele-
menye es jelentese szerint ma a
legnagyobb, legbiztosabb es leg
gazdagabb az osszes amerikai ma
gyar egyleNk k6z0tt.
A biztositasi szakert6k jelente-
sebol, = amely mellesleg megia-
jegyezve mem Verhovay Egylet
reszere kesziilt, hanem partatlan
vizsgalata volt ket egyletnek -
kitiint az is, hogy amt a Verho-
way megtett ket evvel ezelott, a
mikor az egyletet belathato lido
re szazpercentes jova tette, AIT
meg kell tenni a tobbi Macy ma
gyar egyleteknek is, es pedig mi
mel hamarabb, annal iobb.
A jelentesb6l kitiinik, hogy M
gyon konnyii magyar egyleteket
egyesiteni. A Verhovay megmn-
tatta peldat, t0bbit ugyan-
olyan j6va kell tenni, mint Ver-
hovay. Vagyis mas sz6val: t0bbi
egyletek tagsagi kotvenyeinek er-
teket a Verhovay ertekre kell
emelni es tagsagi diijakat a Yer
hovay skalaban megallapitani.
az egyesiiles rendkiviil nagy
el6nye kolts6g megtakaritasban
talalhato. A Verhovay es a Brid
geporti egyesitett koltsege mem
lenne nagyobb, mint a jelenleci
Verhovay' k0ltseg. Ez AIT jelenti.
hogy az egyesitett egylet minden
tagja legalabb fel dollarral keve
sebbet fizetne evente igykezeles-
re, mint most.
A Bridgeport Szovetseg tagjai
nemsokara szavazni fognak az
eeyesiiles kerdeseben. A sajat i6l
felfogott erdekukben mar most
ajanljuk, hogy az egyesul6s moi
lett szavazzanak, inert sokkal lob
ban jarnak, mintha nehany 6v
mulva az allamok megk0vetelnek.
hogy egyletiiket ismet szazpercen-
tesre emeljek.
A ket egylet vezer testiiletei
k0z0tt megertes uralkodik, ha a
bridgeport tagsag megszavazza
az egyesiilest, akkor biztosra We
heto, hogy reszletkerd6sek meg
oldasa konnyii munka lesz.
A mask fontos esemeny, a be-
tegsegely kerdesenek megoldasa
volt. Miutan minden formaja a
'betegsegelyezesnek inkabb kiser-
lett, mint biztos alapon all6, a
Verhovay januar elsejet6l kezdve
"fel kozpontositast" vezet be.
A multi tanulsaga az, hogy ugv
teljesen a fi6kokra bizott, mint
pedig a teljesen kozpontra bizott
betegsegelyezes magyar egyletek-
mel mem Walt be. A Verhovay te-
hat kozeputat valasztott es meg
pr6balja a fi6kok es k0zpont al
tai koz0sen fizetett betegsegelye-
zest.
Ha fiokok, = az ezen rend-
seer alatt varhat6 - szigoru be-
teg ellen6rzest betartjak, akkor ez
a terv be fog valni, es ha az egy-
let tagsaga fiatalokkal szaporo
dix, akkor a terv hosszu evekig
mem fog szorulni valtoztatasra.
Az vi terv szerint a Verhovay
ezentul heti 8 dollar betegsegelyt
fog fizetni, 500 dollar erejeig. Ez
t0bb, mint barmely mas magyar
egylet, amely rendes tagsagidij
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-24
Szombat este mutatkozik be
Farrellben Beregi larsulat
FARRELL HIGH SCHOOL SZINHAZTERMEBEN
LEsz Az EL0ADAs.-F0LDEs IMRE GYONYORU,
EMBERI SZINJATEKA: A 'KURUZSL0'
KERUL SZINRE

Beregi Oszkar parades szerepe-Tokes Anna Nemzeti
Szinhaz tagja mem csak muvesz jatekava hanem sep
segeve is meghodit maj mindenlit.- B0ske ma
gyarsag reg kedvence egynisegehez lilo szerepeben lat
juk viszont Minden magyar legyen oft az eloadason
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-23
COlby's Line Main
Support in First
Series Game Saturday
(Special DO Kennebec Journal

\SpeCldl 10 henueDeC JOuTual1
Waterville, Me, Oct. 22-Colby
must depend for the most part on her
line in the opening game of the state
series which will be played against
Bowdoin next Saturday. The line is
the basis of the Colby defense and
with a green backfieid the offensive
work must rest with the forwards
also. In the games thus far this sea-
son the line has outplayed their OPP
ponents. At Brown against one Of
the best teams in New England, the
Colby line gained the verdict al
though the team was beaten. At
Lowell last Saturday the line was
prominent in the victory.
The line is not as heavy as some
past forward bulwarks of the Blue
and Gray but makes up for this lack
of weight by the spirit and fight
which they have shown. The line is
entirey composed of veterans with
the exception of one tackle and the
opposite end where capable but in
experienced men have been used.
The backfield is green, and must
depend for great part of their
gains upon the line. The defensive
work will fall chiefly upon the for
wards and there is every indication
that they can take care of any. often
sive which they will face.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-23
Sudden Death of
Episcopal Bishop
n. Hampshire Diocese

New Orleans, Oct. 2.-CBy The
Associated Press. 1.-The Right Rev.
Edward Melville Parker, 20, of Con-
cord, N. H., bishop of New Hamp-
shire, was found dead here this af-
ternoon on the floor of his hotel bed
room. He had evidently been dead
many hours.
His body was removed to the
chapel Of Christ Church Cathedral
where services will be held tomor-
row afternoon. Plans tonight pro-
vided for taking the body to New
Hampshire tomorrow night with the
New Hampshire delegation to the
general convention accompanying it.
The death of Bishop Parker was
the second in the New Hampshire
delegation during the convention.
William McElroy, Manchester, N. H.,
died Tuesday, a victim of pneu-
monia.
Apoplexy was believed to have
caused the death of Bishop Parker.
The Right Rev. Samuel B. Booth,
bishop coadjutor of Vermont, found
the body when he went to the room
OF the New Hampshire bishop to
learn why he had not filled a lunch
con engagement for Wednesday,
A note was found on the floor,
near the body, addressed to Bishop
Booth explaining that Bishop Parker
felt indisposed and would not be able
to join him at luncheon. This note
was dated IL a. NJ, and death prob
ably followed soon after it was writ
ten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-23
Big Grid Teams
| Will Meet Test
In Saturday Clashes

New York, Oct. 22-(By the Asso-
ciated Press)-Championship hopes
and aspirations will be at stake IN
many, sectors of the college gridiron
battle this Saturday.
While Georgia Tech and Alabama,
outstanding southern conference
contenders. are lighting 1t out and
Michigan seeks to hold her place at
the top of the western conference
heap by downing Illinois, two of the
casts major title aspirants. PENN
sylvania and Dartmouth. also Will
meet crucial tests.
Last year, Yale shared the highest
eastern football plateau with Penn
and Dartmouth but the Ellis setback
at the hands of the Quakers last
week virtually has put them out CT
the running, although most of the de-
cisiye battles are YET to come.
Pennsylvania now has Chicago 20
worry about and not few experts,
while expecting the Quakers to have
a bit the better of the argument, feel
that the Stage line will be more than
a match for the bulllike rushes OF Al
Kruez and the shifty thrusts of Cher
ley Rogers.
pOW
countering Harvard at Cambridge,
seems to have a better chance for
victory than Pennsylvania, although
the Big Green squad undoubtedly
will have its hands full in attempting
to make it three straight over the
reiu, enated Crimson forces. The re-
suit of this game is second only m
importance to big three" contest
in the minds of Harvard followers
and the Cambridge eleven will throw
it's full strength into the fray.
Cornell the Army and Syracuse
among other mid season top notch
ers, have little to worry about for a
week or two. Cornell Is idle this
Saturday while the Cadets, facing ST.
Louis, and Syracuse meeting PROV
dence, have nothing but good work
outs in prospect. The same thing IS
true of Boston College, which meets
Allegheny this week, and Holy Cross,
which has Vermont for an opponent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-23
Hebron Starts Maine
Prep Series Saturday

Especial to the kenneDec Journal)
Hebron. Oct 22.-Hebron Acad-
envy starts on the state series Satur-
day when the Big Green plays Maine
Central Institute. Hebron has won
her three preliminary games and
the team has been brought along
carefully for the important contests
of the season, which are M. c. l..
kent's Hill and Exeter. In recent
years the Hebron clubs have hum
blcd Maine Central with ease but
this year the Hebron coaches have
advanced the M. c. ]. game to a
major contest and will count it as
a letter game in place of Coburn.
Exeter, kent's Hill and Maine Gen.
trail are the letter games this year.
Maine preparatory football is al
uncertain bet this season due to the
muchroom growth of several schools
namely: .Bridgton Academy, Maine
Central and Hebron. Much excel
lent material is available in each OF
the institutions and first class teams
are being developed. Maine Cen
trail defeated the powerful Kent's
Jill team 10 registering their first
N;1torN in twelve years over the
much toutcd Hill Toppers. Cobur,i
Cicasical las developed internal
tronple. the captain and several stars
lca' ing school, and are not counted
II the running this year.
Present indicators point to a
ftrnggle between Hebron and NJ. C.
y r. determine the mythical cham
gtaot.ahip., with Kent s. Hill, Kicker
~Ina Hridgten Academies fighting for
leading places.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-23
Lodges Book on
Senate and League
Nations Out Today

Washington, Oct. 22.-(AP)-The
league of nations fight and the COM
polling forces underlying it are de-
scribed by one of its chief figures.
the late Henry Cabot Lodge in a
book entitled THE Senate and the
League Of Nations" to be placed on
sale tomorrow by Scribners, who
hold the copyright.
The manuscript was written by
Senator Lodge month before his
death, and in it he attributes full
responsibility for defeat of the lea
que to the unbending attitude of
President Wilson, who he says was
actuated throughout by IAN over
whelming thought Of SELF"
He adds what amounts to a death
bed declaration that although he
worked and voted for ratification of
the league with reservations. he was
thankful in the end that it had been
defeated. In practice, he says, the
league thus far has proved futile for
the purpose for which it ostensibly
was designed.
Several hitherto unpublished Incl
dents of tire ratification struggle are
related in the book, although in the
main the late foreign relations COM
mittee chairman obviously was striv-
ing to set down for posterity a COM
pact account of this major develop
ments OF that historic battle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-23
Skowhegan Expects
To Turn Back Elm City
Annual Game Sat.

Especial to the kenneoec SouInan
High football team will try conclu-
sions with Watervilie High at Wa
terville Saturday. Although the To-
tire,v of green men, Coach Dostie
is certain that his boys will give
their opponents a mighty hard night.
The team has been slow In whipping
into shape and learning the game
but will be well set by SATURDAY.
In the game with Hartland last Sat
urday, the local outfit showed that
they possess the necessary punch
and spirit to give any opponent a
hard battle. In the last three Pc
RODS at Hartland, Skowhegan. COM
pletely outplayed this heavy ana fast
aggregation. If Waterville Is expect
ing an easy game Saturday. they are
due for a bitter disappointment. The
home team will be practically intact
next season and from present indi-
cations will cause considerable con-
sternation among state high schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-23
Phi Epsilon Wins
BOWdOin Cross Country
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Especial to kenneDec Journal)
Brunswick, Get. 22-Phi Epsilon
won the annual nter-fraternity cross
country race at Bowdoin college this
afternoon with 43 points, while Delta
Kappa Ephilon finished close behind
with 40 points. Ham of Seeta Psi
was the firfist to cross the line, with
Maken, the freshman runner, who
was on the Psi Uphilon team close
behind. The teams finished In the
following order:
Psi Uphilon As points, Delta KAN
pa Ephilon 40 points, Delta Uphilon
121, Sigma :Nu 100. Notwithstanding
15S, Alpha Delta Psi 16{, Zeta Psi
ia, Beta Theta Pi 1913, Psi Delta
Phi 2O1, Kappa Sigma 2o5, Chi Phi
PA. Theta Delta Chi failed to score
The first rs runners to cross the
finish line were: Ham, Zeta Psi;
McKeen, Psi Epsilon; Riley. Delta
Kappa Epsilon; Sweet, Delta Kappa
Ephilon: Beckett, Psi Uphilon; Bar
ker, Delta Kappa Epsilon; Thomas,
Delta Uphilon: Seeley, Alpha Delta
Psi; Cushman, Psi Uphilon; Whit
tier. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Berry,
Delta Uphilon; Knox, Psi Epsilon;
Clark, Psi Delta Psi: Pearson, nom
fraternity; Bunker, Psi Uphilon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-23
Bootleggers Who
Broke Union Rules,
Fined Member SAYS

Boston, Oct. 22-(AP)-Members OF
the Chelsea "bootleggers' union" who
broke the rules of the organization
were tried by court of their peers
and fined if found guilty. William
Hoffenburg, government witness
testified today in federal district
court at the trial of nine persons for
conspiracy to violate the Volstead
law. The witness, a former member
of the union. said he himself had felt
the weight of it's authority.
Hoffenburg, one of three defend
ants who have pleaded guilty in con-
nection with an alleged liquor SELL
ing conspiracy in Chelsea. kept a
store in that city. He said he was
induced to join the Chelsea Benefit
Association which sold liquor to its
members at $7.75 a gallon instead q
the prevailing market price of $2l Il
was explained to him, he said, that
the additional rs cents would pro-
vide protection from the Chelsea
police. In the event of a member be-
ing arrested, the association prom
witness said.
1t was when he sold some liquor al
less than the price of $3.50 per gal
lon set by the association for retail
ers that Hoffenburg was disciplined
by that body, he testified.
"Then sent a man to see me-" Hof-
fenburg said. HE told me he had
only 1925, so sold him a gallon fol-
this price This was 25 cents off the
price that had been set. / found out
later they had sent this man on =
report that I was underselling. OF
course denied underselling. but they
produced the man and l was fined
$50"
Hoffenburg said the association
held regular trial and found hin
guilty of breaking the organization
rules,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-23
Riddles Asleep as
Father Stays Mother
And Ends Own Life

New Bedford, Mass, Oct. o2-(AP)
Alfred Bourgeault. living on the
Rochester road near the Marion De-
pot. killed his wife. Flora, late last
night with an axe and then ended his
own life by cutting his throat with 1t
razor. The couple had five children
and four of the little ones slept
through the tragedy.
The eldest son discovered the crime
when he returned home from attend
ing moving picture show. He found
his father and mother lying on the
bed and spoke to them. Failing to
get any response he ran to the home
of neighbor who returned with him.
A blood stained axe was found On
the kitchen floor and near the bed
side was a razor. The four little
ones were dressed and taken to the
home of their grandmother close by.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-23
Bowdoin Squad in
Secret Practice
For Colby Contest

ESPECIAL to the Kennebec JournaI
Brunswick, Me-, Oct. 22.-Brad
Howes, who has been substituting
in the back field, was this afternoon
shifted to right half back and was
worked out in place Of Kohler on the
Bowdofn varsity football squad.
Kohler will be unable to play in
Saturdays game against Colby ana
it now looks as though Howes
would be selected instead of Charlie
: Cutter, who had generally been
picked for the position. Red Robin
son did wonderful work at his old
position at tackle and should prove
of great strength in the game.
Practice today as yesterday was
behind closed gates and none but
members of the football squad and
officials were permitted on Whittier
field. Several additional bleacher
sections have been installed so that
as large a crowd as ever attended a
, football game in the state can be
Accommodated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-23
New Ball Carrier
Will Be Great Help
Tiger Offensive

| New York, Oct. 22.-(By The AS
| ISOLATED Press. princeton mas uh-
covered a ball carrier, Colgate mas
! lost q veteran back, Yale has declu-
cd upon a reformed line. Brown mas
| had trouble in conquering its sec
ond team. and Harvard, behind CLOS
| ed doors, has developed a defehSe
| against Dartmouth's aerial attack
such is the general eastern loot
| ball situation, with only TWO uay
before one of the big Saturdays OF
| tho fall schedule. !, J..
Charlie Weeks of Philadelphia Is
the Tiger discovery. He mas peen
| in the Princeton backfield IN many
| battles but always as an lnterterer;
But yesterday a quarterback hanoeu
him the ball 40 yards from the sec
| ond teams posts and he covered 'he
distance by circling an end. he 10
track man of calibre with Two Hsht-
ming feet. If he continues 70 pro,
! rress as ball-toter, Colgate VIII
have trouble in Palmer Stadium this
week end.
Gene Helwig. Eddie Tryon's run
ming mate at Colgate has been hurt
and will be on the sidelines through
ont the Tiger hunt. But Tyron re-
mains anu Dill iNoPei
will. be prepared.
CAPTAIN Cheek has returned to the
backneld and that will carry the
! hopes of Harvard against Dart
mouth. zach Fisher has no idea OF
losing this year, he says. For two
years the Crimson has failed to
score against the Green.
Captain Joss. Benton, Richards
T ~, to ! rnR1.
ter of the Yale line and they are
likely to be there when the eleven
faces Brown at Providence. Yale
could score only two touchdowns on
the freshmen yesterday but the
Brown varsity Jared as poorly,
gaining a single score against 'he
second team after batterinG away for
an hour.
PENNSYLVANIA. the indicated, is
putting in its final two days of re-
hearsal at Absecon, n. 4, for Chi
cago. Stage is bringing WAT he calls
a strong team, but he will face an
eleven that battered down a Tad
Jones product that had gone unde-
feated for three seasons.
Lafayette comes to the Polo
Grounds ill prepared for its annual
clash with Washington and Jeffer-
son. Captain Gerhard and three
other regulars are destined to popu-
late the bench as the result OF in
juries. The presidents are in excel
lent condition. Is ~.
Army expects no more than q
| MEDIOCRE opposition from st. Louis
University and Columbia Is conf
dent of conquest of Williams, des-
pite the absence of Captain Pease,
who will be ready for Cornell the
| following week. Pittsburgh has
gone into its mountain camp above
Johnston to prepare for Carnegie,
which last year registered 60 VIC
| tory over the Panthers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-23
Grouse Specimens
Needed for Inspection

Thoe who are disposed to aid IN
the Investigate ton of disease among
grouse will endeavor to send speci-
mems taken in New England to Prof.
A. o. Gross, Brunswick, Me. Net
only grouse found dead but the Wis
cera Of those deemed healthy and
any external parasites found upon
them should be shipped,
1t is highly desirable that as many
specimens as possible be received In
a fresh condition without the formal
dehyde, and residents of New York,
Pennsylvania or New England who
can ship their specimens Immediate
~ after the death of the bird are
urged to do so. After tying in the
cheesecloth and labelling, place in a
box, not alright, with excelsior or
crumpled newspaper packing. and
ship by parcel post at once.
For specimens which can not be
shipped fresh supply yourselves with
several quart jars and fill them half
full of a five per cent solution OF
formaldehyde. You will also want
for each specimen a ten inch square
of cheesecloth or old cotton cloth and
d 6tIOUS Id6 OI a0eSh <AS oSSA -
possible after the bird has been shot
open 1t for its full length on the side,
taking care not to cut into the Wis
cera, and remove the entire viscera,
including the crop. Place this in the
square Of cheesecloth and tie 1t up
securely. Prepare the label, writing
in India ink or soft pencil, giving the
following facts:
1. Name of collector and address.
2. Exact locality where bird was
shot: Town. County, State.
3. Date when bird was taken.
4. Statement whether grouse are
above or below normal in this local
ity. Qf you have noticed any sud
den increase or decrease or other
fact that requires more than rev
words, accompany the specimen with
letter.)