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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-15
ID. A. r. WOMEN
Ar Reelected
Officers Given New Term at
Evansville Session.

BH THitCd press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 10
State officers of the Daughters of
the American Revolution have all
been named for reelection without
nomination, assuring them of
another term.
Officers are:
Mrs. Charles W. Ross, Crawfords-
vile. State regent; Mrs. Harvey
Morris, Salem, vice regent; Mrs. r.
c. Byrne, Brookville, recording sec
rotary; Miss Elizabeth Sappenfield,
Evansville, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. John Stoner, Valparaiso, treas
urer; Mrs. Samuel Perkins, Indian
apolis, historian; Mrs. Frederick
Bates, Richmond registrar; Miss
Carolyn Ford, Madison, librarian;
Mrs. Frank Telter, Huntington,
chaplain; Mrs. William Matthew,
Gary, auditor.
Mrs. Frank Felter has also been
indorsed for vice president general
from Indiana, succeeding Mrs.
Henry Beck, retiring. Mrs. Henry
Wilson, Delphi, has been nominated
for honorary State regent.
Wednesdays session Of the con-
ference was featured by the society's
silver anniversary celebration. Mrs.
James Fowler, Lafayette, first State
regent, was guest Of honor.
The convention adjourned after
selecting Anderson for the 1926
meeting.
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CLUB ITICAL
Fight will end
Indiana Federation to Fold
Its Election.

BIZ United Press
HAMMOND, Ind, Oct. 15.-The
hardest political fight in the history
of the Indiana Federation of Clubs
was to end with the election Of Of
ficers today
The two candidates for president
are Mrs. Frank ]. Sheehan, Gary,
and Mrs. Hamet d. Hinkle, Vim
cennes.
Wednesday night the delegates
forgot politics and went to the Gary
beach pavilion for the evening.
Nominated in for vice president
were Mrs. John r. Wheeler, Indian
apolis, and Mrs. Elmer ID. Funk,
Warsaw. Mrs Jennie Moss Of Max
well, was unopposed for correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Estelle +. Prince
of Browntown, was unopposed for
trustees, and Mrs. o. NJ. Pittenger
was unopposed for director of the
General Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
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M artha Lees
a "A CO ] u m N
MonopoIiZer

Dear Martha Lee: I hEye been keep fpr
about three years. He is 2s and am %.
In the last year l have been going out
with other fellows. and really enjoy it
more than going with him steady. I am
not engaged to this man. but he insists
on coming down four nights week. and
doesn't want me. to, go with any one else
He is awfully jealous even of q girl
friend. He wants me all TO himself, yet
he never speaks Of marriage. l don
want to get married for several years. He
won't dance or go with a crowd. I like
to go out with the bunch and have a good
time 1 have treated him terribly and
told him, I don't care for his company and
broken dates with him. Still he comes I
like him as "a friend. He. tells me he loves
me and some day he win tell me more. I
know, but 1 can't let it go on any longer.
A READER.
If you really do not want to be
monopolized by him, don't be at
home when he calls. Keep out of
his way, and after he's had a few
dateless weeks, it should begin to
percolate that you mean what you
say, and don't mean maybe.
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found guilty Of contributing TO tbs
neglect of a child.
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The Tangle
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT TO THE LITTLE MAR
QUISE, CARE THE SECRET

L
Jack suddenly got to his feet.
pacing down the room.
1--WE must get away from here. I
want to see that man. III soon put
him right Get your things, Mrs.
Atherton. I'm going right down to
the plant. I'll soon finish that black.
mailer"
felt I could stand no more bicker-
ing, Little Marquise. and so said:
Jack, please, take me home. 1 came
away without paying my usual morn
ing visit to the children and L have
much to do in the house"
Don't you think you'd better come
along, Leslie? want that man to see
you and know that you know all
about it. That will put him right on
this thing quicker than anything
else.
"Of course, III come, if you really
think it's necessary, but honestly L
don't think l could stand much moro
today. didn't sleep hardly any last
night. Besides you know you said
that you wished you could keep me
out of the mess. L have no desire
to meet Miss Simpson or her father.
If you don't desire to take me home,
I will telephone and have Edward
bring down my roadster"
NO" interrupted Sally, that
won't do at all. Mr.. Prescott would
get a reputation of being promiscu-
Gus in his attentions to his stenog-
raphers. OF course, it will be much
better if Leslie stays out of it, but
you and I must take her home, or,
what is better, let me go to the office
on the bus, and after you have de
posted Leslie at her house, you can
come on down to the office, as
though nothing had happened =
Jack, although he did not want to,
gave in to Sallys plan and we start
ed home.
did not say anything, Little Mar
quise. 1t seemed as though fate was
determined to make me unhappy I'M
der whatever circumstance.
Almost anyone would envy me, I
am sure. Here I am rich enough to
satisfy any Of my demands, two
beautiful children, a wonderful home
that just suits me, and yet, some
thing is always turning up which
makes me feel that I would give any
thing in the world if 1 could have
lust little old bungalow and Jack
and I might be in moderate circum-
stances.
As it is, my husband is always
getting into some. sort of trouble, as
you know, Little Marquise. At that
I really do not think he means to do
anything wrong. He just hates his
own company and never considers
| consequences when his impulses are
| concerned.
When we arrived at our home,
Jack put his arms around me and
kissed me goodbye at the door. He
! is not usually so demonstrative and
1 was rather surprised until he said,
Don't look now, but there are a re
porter and a cameraman across the
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sweaters, draperies, coverings, hang
ings-everything
Buy Diamond Dyes-no other kind
and tell your druggist whethet
the material you wish 10 color Is
wool or silk. or whether it is linen,
cotton or mixed goods.-Advertise'
ment.
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HAVE COLOR in CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take Olive
Tablets,

If your skin is yellow-complexion
pallid-tongue coated-appetite poor
you have bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets--a sub
stitute for calomel--were prepared by
DR. Edwards after II years Of study.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
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To have Il clear. pink skin, bright
eyes, no pnplcs. a feeling Of buoyancy
like childhood days you must get at
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the liver and bowels like cal0mel-yet
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome CON
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and note the pleasing results. Mil
lions Of boxes are sold annually at 13c
ana 30c.-Advertisement
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PRISONER RECAPTURED

Henry Bittner, 81, of 53S n. Gala
bama ST., who escaped from the In
diana State farm at Putnamville last
November, was arrested Wednesday
when he answered Detectives HILL
man and Allen when they spoke to
him on. a downtown street.
The officers say he was serving a
sentence of $500 fine and six months
received in juvenile court here when
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NEW EPISCOPAL HEAD
Bishop Murray Receives Many Con
gratulatlOns.

BIZ United Press
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. Is. -
Congratulations poured in today on
Bishop John Gardner Murray, 6S, Of
Maryland, newly elected primate Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the United States.
His election, carrying with it the
spiritual leadership of the church
for six years at a yearly salary Of
$4,000 and $4,000 expenses, came in
the house of bishops late yesterday
after a reported deadlock between
Bishops Charles II. Brent Of New
York and Thomas f. Gailor Of Ten
nessee.
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Returns From Wedding Trip

Mr.. and Mrs.
Nose Remington
h a v e returned
from their we'd
ding trip and are
at home at $50 N.
Dearborn ST. Be
fore her marriage
Oct. Z, Mrs. Ken
ningtOn was Miss
Loretta M o c k
daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George
A. Mock, 1928 N.
Dearborn st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-15
CLUB HEARS MINISTER

Jesus Christ did not practice
and did not advocate communism, -
declared the Rev. Elvin Daniels,
pastor of Linwood Christian Church,
Wednesday night at the Bible In
vestigation Club at the Y. NJ. c. A.
He scored a full dinner pail
philosophy as opposed to the doc.
trines of Christianity.
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DIAMOND DYES"
COLOR THINGS NEW
Just Dip to Tint or Boil
to'Dye

u a c h 15-cent
package contains
direction 8 sd
simple any Wont
an can tint soft
delicate shades OF
dye rich, perma'
nent colors In lin'
gerie, silks, rib
bons, s k / r I 81
w aists, dresses
coats, stockings
4 -. -. .l.
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Hurry Motherl Even a bilious,
constipated, feverish child loves the
pleasant taste of California Fig
Syrup" and it never fails to open the
bowels. A teaspoonful today may
prevent a sick child tomorrow.
Ask your druggist for genuine
"California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother!
You must say California" or you
may get an imitation fig syrup.-Ad-
vertisement.
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SOCIAL
ACtiUitieS
r N II BRT AIN MEN 7 s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

r. AND MRS f. B. NEFF,
lMI 4152 College Ave, have is
E sued invitations for the we'd
ding of their daughter, Miss Mar
celia, and Earl T. STICKY, which will
take place Oct. 22 at Broadway NJ
e. Church The date is the twenty
fourth wedding anniversary of Miss
Neff's parents
Miss Neff has chosen Miss Rose
Hendricks as her maid Of honor
Clair Ingles will be best man.
Indiana Beta Chapter of Sigma
Delta Sorority was to honor Miss
Neff and Miss Mildred Beale, 5140
Broadway, whose marriage to Ken
meth Saeger Mann will take place
Oct. 81, with boudoir showers Fri
day evening.
Active chapter of the Alpha Chi
Omega Sorority at Butler University
entertained wednesday evening with
banquet at the Columbia Club in
honor of new members and the an
niversary of the founding Of the
sorority, which. took place Oct. Is,
1885. Among the honor guests we're
Mrs. Scoby Cunningham, founder,
and Miss Ella Mahanna, a member
of the Alumnae Club.
Table decorations were in scarlet
and olive, the sorority colors. Mrs.
G. e. Cottingham was toastmistress.
7. Responses were made by Misses Opal
Jerrin, Elizabeth Anderson, Dorothy
Dipple, Mary Swain and Ella Ma
hanna. Others on the program We're
Misses Bernice Abbott, Dorothy Ber-
ger, Gertrude Wysong and Virginia
Curtis. Miss Curtis is president of
the Butler chapter. Miss Georgianna
Rockwell was chairman of arrange
ments. The new initiates are Misses
Mary Swain, Lucinda Smith, Irma
Roller, Gertrude Wysong, Alice Hol-
lingsworth, Margaret Barlet, Jean
Mcbride, Elizabeth Currie, Grace
Martindale and Dorothy Ensminger.
Mrs. Charles F. Ruschaupt, 1922
College Ave, entertained the larry
Awhile Club with a luncheon at her
home, Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Kenneth, PISS N. Penn
sylvania ST., and Mrs. Anna Gimbel,
1924 N. Alabama St, were hostesses
at luncheon at p. m. Thursday
at the Poly Primm Tea Room, fol
lowed by theater party at Keith's
In honor of Miss Mariau Ryan,
whose marriage to James P. scott
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street, and if they must have a story
for their papers, they might as well
have a good one" With this he
drove away and 1 rushed up the
stairs to the children.
The nurse met me at the door of
the nursery saying that Buddy was
little peevish and calling for me
and so / stop this long, long letter
until some other time, Little Mar
quise.
LESLIE.
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, IncJ
TOMORROW-Letter from Ruth
Burke to Leslie Prescott.
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The annual convention of the w.
r. C. District ?, was held at Lizton,
Ind, Thursday. Alvin P. Hovey, w.
r. C. No. 1876 had charge of the
memorial service. Mrs. Madge Frady
is district inspector.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
MINDENUTT 20 - DE LEG
Job OTTHON.

EFT regi magyar igazsagot
vallja, Foray Janos magyar test
verunk is, aki kilenc evig tavol
volt varosunkt6l most ismet
visszatert k0runkbe.' Magyar test
vereink soraban szamosan isme-
rik Mr.. Forayt, aki kilenc evvel
ezelott, mint a McKelvey ceg al
kalmazottja Macy nepszerisegnek
orvendett magyarok k0reben.
Foray Janos testveriink jelen-
leg a The Homer S. Williams
c6gn6l mikodik, mint kepviselo.
Ez az elismert, hatalmas ceg,
melynek raktarab6l szamtalan ma
gyar csalad vasarolta legnagyobb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
a pusztak gyermekeinek ne
Yel6se nagy neh6zs6gek ko-
z0tt t0rtenik.

AzokIban az allamokban, ahol
nagy lakatlan teriiletek vannak,
'kiilonosen a nyugati hegyes vide
keken, k0zoktatasnak nem csc
kelly nehezsegekkel kell megkiz-
denie. Vannak keriletek, ahol
mem ritkan egyetlen csalad oyer
mekei szamara tartanak tanitot.
Nevada allan megengedte, hogy
olyan helyen is felallitsanak isko-
lat, ahol nepszamlalas szerint
ct gyermek van es fenntartja az
iskolat akkor is, ha legalabb ha-
rom iskolaba jaro gyermek van q
terileten. Arizona allamban isko
lai keruletet szerveznek 10 oyer
mex szamara. Wyoming allamban
iskolakat allitanak fel olyan he.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
1926. JUNIUS 4.

lyeken, ahol nyolc talialot lehet
talalni. Utah allamban, ahol vi
dek kozelete jobban Xxi van fej-
Bdve mint az Egyesult Allamols
barmely mas videken es az iskola-
kat szokatlan mertekben k0zpon-
tositjak, $500 gyermek szamara
125 olyan iskola van, ahol egy ta-
nito miikodik, tehat atlag minden
20 tanul6ra jut egy iskola. New
Mexico kozel 700 elszigetelten al
10 iskolat BART fem; Wyoming
koriilbeliil 1,200-at es Arizonanah
1000 tanulo szamara van 270 is.
kolaja. =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
GYULEST TART Az 0REG
EGYLET.

Az Elso Bagyar Bs. Egylet We
zetosege ezuton hozza a tagok tu-
domasara, hogy vasarnap delutan
3 oral kezdettel, a ref. templom
basementjeben lesz megtartva a
junius havi gyiiles.,
A tagok keretnek, hogy a gyu-
lesen lehet6leg teljes szamban je-
lenjenek meg, hatralekosok rem
dezzek tartozasaikat. vi tagok ez
alkalommal jelentkekhetnek fel-
vetelre. :
A gyiiles kezdete 3 6rara lett
kitolva, ugy hagy minden tag
pontosan jelen lehessen kezdet-
mel a targysorozat gyorsan le-
targyalhato legyen.
HA MEM VOLT KttL0NB.
Olyan suhanc- forma legeny all
a biros el6tt. j
Hattie lnagyi kamasz, mem sze
gyenled, hogy ilyen nyomorek EN-
bert ugy osszevertel9 mond-
ia abir6.
Szegyenlem biz en-, bir6 uram
De mem tehetek rolay inert bnesu
volt, aztan mem volt OFT kllonb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04

A nagykozons6get mindig szivesen latjuk
| barmely Bell kozpontban. Nezzek meg ho-
| Cyan kezelik telefonokat es magyaraztas-
| SAX meg szolgalatot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
Munlkacsy |:


ssKULFOLDI MAGYARsAG'' KOzLEMENYE.
Huzonoteves haaa svforduoa ura 6nkebben
Munkacsy aa aki miota tint ok vlagab6 tobbi
nagyjankhoz ktps rkabban aott az embere fanazaaban
eorben hogy negyedzazada volt annak hogy
daszep feje lehanyao sokan d6zk ks
megyei azaosfut ak vghr ragyogav utotta be kesobb
feve Munkacsy Csodalatos eetpaya egy smeeen k
eyro jon megy megy Macy agvaros forgatagaba es OFT
saat paaj fogada esteen szeemi arszokraca feje
deme penzkrayok magerteke O. eso magyar feso aki
eete erejev magyar hahatalansago berta gfesto mve
seek koze. sr ,%~s~-
Egg egesz eehseg egeszen mas mint tobb nagy
erekeink pedg ereevel abban ALL ahol Kosuth
List J6kai Pof lanak Munkacsy sznei ugyanazok znek
amyeke rapz6dib6 hangaakban ornek e6 Ugyanazok
sznek meyk angova csapnak fol- ugyan
sznek meyek Pof koemnyeb6l sugarzanak el6 Nun
kacsy 6 ke magyar nemzenek, eppen ahogy Lz ze
szonokat gensza Szechenyi al
lamru ook eszmene avagy Petofi halhaatan Ian
Es hozzuk vegezel Munkacsy jo baraa nemzet
meso gtniusz Jokai Mort Azert vek utols6jau
mesmond6 inert feJevel eppoy erdekes
konleg megtitelesbn reeo aaa volt eze6 huszonot
tvvel koztenek, mint Munkacsy Mhaly.
Gy0nyoru volt latn ket o fejet amnt egy t0lottek
6ka hazaban mkor millennium dejen Munka
csy Honoglalas kep ekesee magyarsagot J6ka dco
etopontjan ragyogott gnuzava vag eo Most is
gam eo latom ke gyony0r alako amnt egymas mee all
besgetnek J6kai agy meank6s feje 6sz
zaaaa ksse vaaa hao unkacy gyonyou erot energat
hrde6 feje bdszken hrdei eek ennek magyar f
vgrszo akotoeree Ahogy Ok fent ebegtek akkor
gyar kpzeeben ahogy korurajongta aakuka
emekedtek ok fe teljs doegben nnet vag
szemyukbe osszponova aot k0lfod elott magyar
lido ell azota, elot
Munkacsy alak mkor pasi palotajaban Ecce Homo
festmenyet Sohasem feejem ell Eppen nun keszt
mkor bejeleneek nek vagerteku ember
szerenysegevel o eem mnha kene boanao azert hogy
eg szamomra aztan bevezee mu-
kepet takaro vasznat utolso festmenyero
ALT KEEP mellett egy oily jelenseg volt
ez ebben panaban amey fenyesen ege va6jt
palotaj nag festokaly haamas alkpasa mel
szerenyen ismerelen fucska muatja
halaatan akoaat Az eente nagysaga mint
egsz paajan azaosgyeme reggie es eokiray dcsko-
szorujal
Amde anyen regea4ak Munkacsy, eppen oyan regealak
k komarom flu a vpart varos szk utcalbo es VI
Mgh embr M kolto egnagyobbak kozott E eppen yen re-
ge ks fla aki angova dano mint egy meteor
senki tuda hova csak leke eee
tudnank fyatn regaakok masok, mint smb6umai
nagy rege csodalao sokat ud0zo de buka
saban mndig kralyi - Magyarnak!
Munacsy ecsetjeben oft gett oft vbral OFT vlago
gyar genus mele ebben Macy faban sa faa koncepc
azol szn inenzvebb hat6eree atal akarta megnylvan
fan kfejezn aara egez yagnak tudu adni hogy
foldon egy kon elek egy k0n0 znalas Ell amey ma
gyar fs tozaos parancsa ho ko6ben ho zenemdves
ben mesemond6ban, ho eenik meg, oily erove
egyen hogy mndenknek Ell kel smeni
barme fla egyen hogy ke hogy legyen az
amey iyen tuda az
beBseget egyk ideals sep
egyk soha el mos6do eszmenykepe marad mos
Il huszonot eve meghalt Munkacsy.
III Hegedds slndor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
10 KIFOGAs.

Biro Ga betorohoz): Hogyan
mereszel ON fenyes nappal betor-
nj egy lakasba?
Betoro (mosolyogva): Bocsa-
nat, bir6 ur, ejjel masutt volt
dzsabom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04

megelegedesre butorait, haztarta-
sahoz sziikseges dolgait - alkal-
mazta Forayt, hogy a magyar va
sarlo kozonsegnek a leheto leg
t0keletesebb szolgalatot nyujtsa
A Court hazzal szemben lev0 liz
let eddig is Macy nepszerusegnek
orvendett a magyarok kozott, =
hissziik, hogy a kapcsolat ezutan
Foray kozremikodese reven meg
szorosabb lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
MAGYAR DIcs6sEc.

Bibiti Karoly vilagszerte ismert
cukrasz Is szalacs mester varo-
SUNBEAM "A Bombolis etterem XII
rakataban miiveszi szobor-torta-
jat nagy almelkodassal bamuljak
az amerikaiak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04

A vendegl6i kosztra karhozta-
tott ember bizony iinnep szamba
veszi AIT, amikor egy jo magyar
hazhoz meginvitaljak egy kis ha-
zai ebedre vagy vacsorara. Az en-
Der j6 magyaros hazi kosztot,
melyben otthon, sziil6i haznal
resze volt - csak akkor tudja
megbecsiilni, ertekelni, ha mar
mem elvezheti.
Azok, akik vendegloi kosztra
vannak karhoztatva S mint ilye-
mex varosunk elso vendegl0je-
ben, Bombolis Bros, 1876 West
Federal ST., veszik magukhoz tes-
tiik taplalasara az eledelt, hetek-
kel ezelott Macy orommel allapi-
tottak meg, hogy a mindig fl
nom, de idegen izii etelek nj izt,
J zamatot valami magyaros jelle
get kaptak. A valtozas annyira
feltiino volt a magyar nyelvnek,
hogy erdeklodni kezdtiink dol
gok utan. Kisiilt, hogy a j6hirii
.vendegl6nek mj konyhamestere
akadt, Bibiti Karoly, aki talpig
der6k, magyar ember nagysze-
riien erti mesterseget.
Lassan-lassan egesz magyar asz
tai alakult Xxi a Bombolis etter-
meben S igazan mem akadt nap,
hogy ne kellett volna a legna-
gyobb dicseret hangjan megemle-
kezni ennek pompas konyhamii-
vesznek fozesi es siitesi remekei-
rol. A magyar jelleg mem csak
az etelek elkeszitesen, 1zen dom
borodik Xxi, hanem mines olyan ma
pi etlap a vendegloben, hogy egy-
ket magyar nyelvii etel ne lenne
az etlapon. Erdekes figyelni az
amerikai vendegeket, amint ny0g
We, de kinosan rendelik a szekely
| gulyast, a Budapester snitzell-t,
az Eszterhazy roast-ot, vagy a
kassai ham-et. De rendelik S le-
het oft ezernyi steak, meg egyeb
amerikai etel, a magyar. siiltek,
husok fogynak el legelobb.
Ismertiik Bibitit, de soha Sc tud
TUX rola, hoSy mashoz is ert, mint
a fozeshez. Az bizonyos, hogy en-
mex mestere. DECORATION Daykor
azut an egy csodaval lepte meg
Youngstown lakossagat. A Bonn.
bolis etterem kirakataba keriilt
egy hatalmas, muveszi kivitelU
torta, melynek bamulasara jar
meg most is naprol-napra varos
minden nepe.
A torta kivitele annyira miive-
szi, hogy egy szobraszmiivesznek
is diszere valnek. Dacara hatal-
mas nagysaganak, legapr6bb
reszlet is Macy gonddal, hozzaer-
tessel igazan muveszi lelekre
vallo aprolekossaggal van kidol-
gozva. Pedig ez "a torta mem Sob
rasz = hanem cukraszmiiveszeti
remek. Bibiti Karoly magyar cuk-
rasz ket kezenek ihletett munka.
ia. A vegtelen szereny embertol
csak ezutan tudtuk XII, hogy tobt
vilagkiallitason elnyerte az else
dijat evvel mem egyszer szerzett
dicsoseget magyar nevnek.
II Ak mem latta volna ezt a tOrta
szobrot, talan inkabb cukorbol
lisztbol faragott = koltemenyt
az ne mulassza Ell megnezni a Bon
bolis vendeglo kirakataban, nyon
dank mellett.
T Mi pedig lit, a nagynyilvanos
: sag elott szoritunk kezet Bibit
3 Karollyal gratulalunk neki tis
j ia szivb6l. Hissziik, hogy allando
: an lit telepedik meg k0zottiink
lelkes resztvev6je lesz mindel
magyar iigynek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
E'SEME,N|YEk
(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalr6l)

den olvasni szeret0 ember erdek-
lodeset.
A konyv Nemenyi Mikl6snak sa
jat kiadasa. Ha abb6l lesz ha-
SION, az az 8 haszna. Hissziik,
hogy aki t0bb mint tiz ev ota dol
gozik onzetleniil magyarsag s
elsosorban a helyi magyarsag elo-
rehaladasaert, javaert, j6leteert,
az megerdemel a bantasok, szura-
sok t0visek utan legalabb any
nyit = hogy k0nyvet megve-
;gyek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04

Olvassa Ell Nemenyi Miklos, f.
szerkeszt0nk most megjelent
pompas regenyet, a
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