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The Washington times., 1925-11-27
What's Doing Today
and Tomorrow
TO-DAY

Observation-Disclosures OF Costello
Post OF the American Legion, for their
welfare fund, at Carroll Hall. The
Patter Review Of 1926 will be pre-
scented by the st. Patrick Players.
Party-Ohio Girls Club, at the Dem
lee. 1917 r street northwest.
Donation Day---Methodist Home for
the Aged, Sixth and NJ streets north
west; tea from to o'clock and
donations may be made from to 10
o'clock.
Presentation--Vachel Lindsay, dis
tinguished poet, at the Little Theater,
Wardnan Park Hotel at 4:3o o'clock.
Midnight FroIic-c Columbia Heights
Business Mems Association at the Tivoli
Theater.
Meeting Writers League Of Wash
ington at Thomson School. p. m.
Meeting-General Adna r. Chaffee
Wa r veterans at stanley Hall. Soldiers
Meeting Business women's Council
at Church Of the Covenant, p. m. J,
Souls Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
straets northwest, p. m.
Card Party-Under auspices Of H. Kings .,
s'l Meetin n96ds CHAPTER. American
War Mothers. It Lee House, Tao y. P. m n
e. s. at Masonic Temple. thirteenth
and New York avenue northwest.
1880 p. m.
Lecture-By Doctor Sylyanus q. Nor
ley before 81 the National Geographic
Society at New Masonic Temple,
afternoon and night.
Ball-Sigma lambda Nu fraternity
at the Mayflower Hotel.
TOMORROW
Meeting-United Lodge OF Theosoph-
lists at 1871 K street northwest, p. m.
Dance-CHy Club at City Club. 3
p. m. 80 frsg sss.5
Columbia Heights Community Center
division. 1890 o. m. Married Couples
Dancing Club $3.50 p. m. argyle
Athletic Club. p, m. Columbia
Athletic Club, $3.50 D. nl.es
I Thomson Community Eenter--Wash-
ington Opera rehearsal 1880 p. m.
Glasses in instrumental music. includ-
ing. piano. violin, saxophone and drum,
to 10 a. m.
The Washington times., 1925-11-27

years has been chasing mice at the
police station is missing and the en-
tire personnel of the force is on
the lookout for the feline.
The Washington times., 1925-11-27
WIFE. MADE HIM SLEEP
IN STABLE; He WINS. SUIT

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. IT.
Lewis Feldser, of this city, was
granted divorce from his wife.
Mary F. Feldser. Bloomsbury.
Feldser told the jury that his
wife compelled him to sleep in a
stable and purchased a vicious bull
dog to keep him away from the
house. The couple were married in
1894 and lived together until 1918.
The Washington times., 1925-11-27

Thanksgiving Day was the quiet
est in years, according to the police,
who report few arrests.
The Washington times., 1925-11-27
BEAUTY BEFORE COURT
AS SHoPLIFTER FREED

NEW YORK. Nov. 27,-Fashion-
ably gowned and pretty, Helen.
Dobson, twenty-five. who said she
was a show girl, was given sus-i
pended sentence in Special Sessions
on a charge OF shoplifting.
THE girl was arrested November
20, in a Broadway store. A dress
valued at $50 was found under the
girls coat.
The Washington times., 1925-11-27

"Bin" the cat which for three
The Washington times., 1925-11-27
Day Of Prayer Urged

MANILA, Nov. 27-The knights
of Columbus here today were urging
that day Of prayer for the inde-
pcndence of the Philippines be
observed in the islands.
The Washington times., 1925-11-27
BAND CONCERT
To FEATURE
SING
Alexandria Will Hear Fort
Humphreys Musicians at
Legion Night" Fete

ALEXANDRIA,. Va, Nov. 81
The community sing tonight, Amer
lean Legion night" feature will be
al band concert by the Fort Hum
phrey Band and the American Legion
Quartet, the Shriners, radio guitar
lists, Sophocles T. Papas on the Ha-
waiian guitar. the Lawrence Fam
lily, Bob, Willis and Bob, jr., and
the Garvey Brothers, Juvenile plan
lists. The program will commence
at 7:3e in the Armory hall.
The new Kate Waller Barrett me-
mortal will be dedicated at Ivakota
Farm, the F'lorente Crittendon Mis-
sion, Fairfax Station, Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Addresses will
be made by Charles Fl. Callahan,
grand master of Masons of Vir-
ginia, and State Senator Frank Ball.
The memorial will be used as a
gym, dining hall and auditorium.
The Washington times., 1925-11-27

The junior auxiliary board of. the
Alexandria Hospital will hold a ba-
zaar December 8 and 4. Tea for
small children will be served in a
miniature tea house.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

/. With hls. lons tail erect over his
back and, bic. head held high, came
the monnreh of the goFeat straight for
ID Bis strength. grace and speed are
fldko@Bsssze 10 describe "a lss xoands6
a safn about 81 yards away Ter nlaa
'figAee IL wFah sis n sh9 DaTsa T7is bsiEs
lee ~siig true 20 sss anark. waian Il
hit him. sfnssssn shs right eye. Ne was
In the set OF making spring The
leap. for a good 20 fest beyond, came.
bat when he touched the earth he waa
stone dead The bullet had eneeFed
his brain. and not mark was visible
On hts beautiful coat, nor was There
the Least twiteiline II his muscles altar
the fatal shbt
NO eaan thene haa ever seen Or ne@ra
81 q simer being shot without lRaving q
mark Of any kind msds 90 bis skiqe-
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell Ia Ne,
tional Geographic Masasins
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23
Cenaciancs RnEed Efin.

One OF the witnesses at royal com
{ mlaaion appointed to inquire into I
case Of alleged bribery in an election
stated that be had received s25 TO vote
Conservative, and In cross-examina
ton Il was ELECTED that he had also
kHcetved SIS 70 vote Liberal.
M Justice Matthew, ia amusement
fspeafea
~You say you received SIS 70 vote
CcneeFvaflveT'
Yes my lord.
And Jon aiso received so TO vote
L6baralT
''Xen. my lord
ard for whom ala yOu vote a. me
zswaAa r asked ths astonssbed Judge
aAsH@mama himself back IN the chair
AM@ gAa wftnesm, with in1ured dls
mzs3 IN evary llme 81 bic face. answeres
wssh mw8m4 Hmgmesfnees
z sse@@. ny herd seepr65mg s@ 80
sssa@aAaa Fs-- vsmsemsw FFsva@ea
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

Ths essanma ~ inaeheed for the imesss
masian thas the name Of Caneaa laka
sprs.peFsy rveii~d Kanosa. in Havss~
hilll IL the AlgBnkin weird Coz Eha
psckerel. kwesnOEs lneunIna ''ghe lona
hsrsn Fellow Thls insrFpresasi0u the
sx,rrs4-s .ss,deni mas fronl rhe rennbscat
fsslihns. She adtis Flse interesting cis.
rnmI~s..nrw that Tire word nsaakaleng@
y hlcls - s.aneiii,sss sI'eiieu in'isen'
hinge T. >nslay a lrHnSlation In
=, tIss...sl, ~ ,l.e s.xi,rs~xlan The long
ts..s-u srIis,u --''s.snxqnr HIinnge Dos
i'h lf-ne4ra
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

Whase Lecaioa - Als Cearal Aveas Great Fa = One 4
the Poineat Professional Persus Of u Legality and Eaisyu
Large CHenssAe FrOm the City Adiaeent Teritsxy
Years Expeieuce. x-Eay Lady Assistant In Attendanee

Ths prarties Of this wall-hnown
chlropraesor has increaesd by rapid
stxides until today be is considered
one Of the lsading professional per-
sons Of this section and consulted BY
many engaged in the same line OF
work. being Of years Of expexience IN
the profession
Science has mads great advances In
the last few ysaxs, and many Of tie
old-fashioned ideas have been discard
ed for the new results Of science.
His practice has increased by rapid
strides and people go to his office
weekly % consult hink from al parts
of this and adjoining counties, and the
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

The editor Of a British Ice cream
and soda water trade publication says
ice cream VAS not invented BY an
American Negro. but was known 90 the
Romans and to the Chinese and Jap4
f. 1900 A. d. When Queen Catherine
De Medlcl lefx Florence TO marry the
king Of France. she took Italian bce
cream chefs with her. while Charles
had a eooh who possessed the secres
recipe.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

This is one Of the most popular and
efficient establishments in this section
serving not Only the city but all al
the nsarbyrsurr6uRding territory with
fiorxf offerings of superior beauty.
s.r There Is no cthef one establishment
more worthy of prominent mention in
this section than that Of this popular
florists shop.
The proprietor has provided a serv-
ice and stock Of the highest charac-
asr which compare favorabiy with that
Of the most extensive and artistSr
dealers in the larger cities.
tia well established fact that this
eatahishmens ofAsra tAa trade chOses
frem the moet artistic aza attractive
knaa. In fact with ths e0mpreAsn-
aive knowledge Of the harmonious
eSmhsuatsens and arrangsmsnss thae
stamps tAsh = tsus assseaa 10 ,shis|
Hald Of sndeavor they have won me
nskAa aistsne4son hsemmsa Of tAs snmi-
sanity sAtisfscanEy and kssh grass
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23


= sxpsramsmas as preaamt n ps@@.
Eess prove matAakaea@xy, IL sfms ~
eene STEAKS Aezlmm wlll nes Ae wssd
e vera ol9 power paamts- meRcuFy o.
salphsr vapeEw win be eaaDaeyea b.
seeaa.
TAe lees ls tAas such vapors lnvelve
mach AlKher Temperatures than even
snperAeatsa skaam, and the higher
she Temperature OF course Tue great
~ chs power produced.
Tie hog vapoFs. after driving tar
Sine. win be condensed. yielding their
heas 10 water, thus generating steam
Tor nae In lta turn
Tbs .eentuFy has bean 4 wonderful
enc Tor the chemical Industry.
Even new hSassrials have been pro
duced, writes Mr. Harrison 3. Howe
IA These Eventful Years The de-
mand for silk at q low price has
brOsght about the production of artl.,
.helal SIX. The ibar l06ks like SIX,
ani answers Ahe purpose OF silk YET
q Is made from wood pulp. o. ,eysn
cQttpn, =
+. IN. the plant world science Il lIh>
proving on nature. on sugar caae.
plantations 1t has been found tIiae q.
certain kind Of paper. when SPREAD
osaef me rows, disc0urages weeds and
tnus nininizes hoetng.
The cane shoots can push through
this specially prepared paper, which is
tough enough to prevent quite Affec-
lively the growth Of soft-topped
Weeds.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

a AmmaH@a aaHnsa. m@sAA@m. sAa @aa
haa bsam smham 49, wssh pssmwsmaaae H.
sels khs useRy - - us.aweassms aas.
4Aase haa psazmas - - sasassas w,sssA
sayans. 10 hansaansaa wageh &c., npus1
lna oR papaR wiah amk. mays i wrss@r IN
aAa ASemaaa Tamssa. 10 fas mmAassn
sake and In q sasmrungmaasaa msss - ~
haaesn. 80 emtry has Aaam made. assa|
ofksn. az sha yaaSsa and thass ssasrssa
wAlch once seemaa A. duE. are fanmas
to kmve mase tSmah -, marm ~sear.
talnmens IN them than nany ! xeearA
81 reaasss ely sventfma dax.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

IN about the ge8K TED &h& uFNi
Methodist church IN Ehe Unit&U States
was built in Kent county. Delaware. Il
! waas called ReFraft's chapel and-is -
solid today as Oh the day Il was opened
AK5r divine worship aHsTlie land e 0ccu.
ptas, waA -aeeded, for the OurBnse. BY
Philip Bawstts-in MurderkIll Hundred.
Here III ira Bishop Thomas Coke Of
seze REeFhodisr eftiFeh met BislN6p Bran.
els Asbury. the latter the firsn naah in
America ordained by the r Methodists
e. The Episcopal Office Out Of the
mssAkine grew d plan 10 carry Method
saua gil over the Unlted Htatas. the
A@ssa mAtfve Methodist minister IN
sAmsarsea Il said TO havs. been Richard
Owen OF Maryland. One Of the most
9aaA@aa 81 sueh snfnlsteFs wms Father
ga@Aa6h Themaa. who for the betsss
CART Of q A@l1-cansnEy tRnyassd uD and
@ewm shs CAes@paaks ia . hle ''hu@
Svas@ ~ ehs aama. mass~w. am8 very
aekammwA @@aas VI esSsadm syge aFs
amas~a saeaeAamH % ahs laaas9aaa. assa
u mamm w@Rm ama ara M@Asssnsm
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23
Net e. Bs G:ameAs rsssss

Thesa was Qneer $50 eassem h
Enaisad that eosnpesIe@ . passom was@a
making q certain hind Of skassn@nf 20
ed Except the nsapesn wAsoss. the
eomedlan, having rennaFksd at an lnn I:
Il have dIned as well a. anyone ID
England. the landlord prompted Sim:
-Excepi the mayor 4 sxeep4 rs.
body said FoOte boldly. FOR THIS the
landlord had him haied before q mag
IstraIe. who fined iin shifting tor n0s
conforming 70 the aAcienf custom.
Foote paid the shilling, ct Ehe same
dime observing that he thought bic
accuser sthe greatest fool II Christen-
dom except the mayor"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23


xAswa e@sAa a. ~ . amams pazaasss
sAsEe lm--aa whaeA aswmsH manAe q
answered. BY - Amaasszy. an ameAamae
e1serva@ ~BhasmaAa eAss em@.
-Mnivea" mays tie eshaw; -Cmea@@s''
cries am@eAeR. -CAss@s.~ sapGzaa e@a.
Te wieney. the amswsr, washeaa amy
aaabSain@. b ~Hlamkeem waemMv %
peFva6ea pea may say, VISTA blankets.
wrapped ap In tAeza, imaaaa. asxo&@a
20 them. and pRead % them, as waal
Il may be. Yer ane net thay khe best
In BrstainS and kAls u ne new In
dussxys bat = Me0-xaaF-old ems. mma 4
has ever brought pEeapsrasy 10 che it,
tie town aud work esr i&a people. StilI
elder thar lee blanketa h the tewn.
the Wltaneye Of ths s@xons. and
thank-oiEeging Of queen Nmma. wife
Of that Cannts VINO eat beside tire ssa.
II has its market place, where the
Butter Cross OF 1888 made shelter for
the f6rmerr wives Who came 70 selI
theff egRa and buetes Bat fdesf d
sae0ndsmy - blankess4sh this little
place. Behind the onsalonw street Of,
heuses rups the Wln0rusn. that serves
che blanket makers with IT. clear wp,
ters. n the town stands the guild
hall Of the blanket. Makers company,
With their arms and motto-~a motto
that gfves good rehson for the con
tlna0is prosperity Of the blanket
EsSAers and their Industry;
Weave truth with trust"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

" -. 8.
] flowers provided for the. convenience
Of the public
In the matter Of special designs for
weddings. receptions, all kinds Of 50.
cial functions, for funerals and Other
occasions. this floral house is recoe-
mixed as being the leader in It's par
ticular field. Large patronage is given
to it's mail and phone departments,
which give prompt and satisfactory
attention to all communications re-
'eeived. No matter what tins occasion
may be, Sou viii be blessed with ths
high grade stock and the saninsntsy
satisfactory service Of this well lsown
etabliahment.
All tas stoek is grown raght IN
Great Falls and only nearly mined
coal Is used Ia tbs hosAouse hsatang
plant. no oil whatever being used 90
gan@Eats w&@azm.
we ma@f psMsedg 90, ppRssaaf d,
npon iss success and DE leAdanw pSas-
eson IL oeenpdss Ia thfs sseA0n oR the
msaka
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

WHY h II that 3 woznan cnn make 4
fo0 81 : @ine man and Wise man 81
q eool7 she CANT. Il Is trne that i
wise naAm often makes q fool OF him
self shout o woman. but Il Is his own
vanity and eg0tlsm that befray him
into f8Ilg Fer instance. Il Is . celEl
mon thing for an old man with isngs
fortune 10 marry girl young en0u9
70 be mis- granddaughter. In snch cases
che man luIIs himself into the belief
that he IL 80 handsome and attractive
that girl prefers him to hey Of her
own age. But It in seaf-eonceif nog
the Kiria that d8ea fhe TRICK. Family
Herald.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

The process Of lace making was 10
vented NJ ST. Annaberg In Sax0ny, By
Barbara UttEnann. In 1861. Il -four
lshed In Holland and Belgium for
some time before It's Introduction into
England. which tradition ascrfbes %
some English refugees who settled in
the village Of Cranfield. Bedford
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

With the ever Increasing price in
the necessities of life the buying pub
lie learned the lessons Of economy that
forced many business men to a new
realization as to the conduct Of this
business. The shoe business was no
exception and the modern shoe dealer
must be able to provide his patrons
with quality shoes that are Of the
highest quality shoes with prices that
ara consistent. This well-known firm
has long made 1t their policy 20 fur
nish the public with shoes that are Of
tia highest quality and 1t the same
timsa reasonable In price.
They have stocked their store WITH
an immense stock Of nationally FAM
ous shoes, 20 that the customers win
be insured against inferior quality
Their buying power enables them to
command the market in such q way
that the customer is benefited by the
saving. They do not confne their ac-
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

tivities to dress shoes but are making
showing Of every day shoes thai
equals everything ever shown in this
locality before.
They make a speciality Of fitting
the foot and the salesman are experts
at this. The proper fitting Of the foot
assures you Of ease and style at the
same time. The day and age when
people were forced to sacrifice COM
fort for style is past. and st this
stOns your foot is properly fitted and
at the same time you are comfortably
and stylishly shod.
Outing shoes and outing OxfOrds ara
On sale and are proving very popular
Mail orders receive prompt attention.
The management u in the hands Of
men. who are weil4lnOwn and.it ls a
pAsasure in this review 70 refer our
readers to this store and assure them
hat they may find relief from At least
me Of the high coste Of living. -,
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

we wsgs out In ne PARK ene Aays
my htfas gfrs ana L. writes Mira g.
'whsm we emma 70 a pash vita q sa@m
ever 4. 0lameing mw AZ the sign mg
little sfsf saiS: 'Oh. mamma. NE eamAs
60 down fhere--st says 'sFeF Pres
byteFians sally - Bestem Trmmv
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23
rHEN zee sToRM BRoKE

Hostsss-4f looks hike storm;
yOu had better stay with Us for din
mer.v
Jackson-'t0 Oh, thanks, but / don't
think its bad enough for that.g-vir-
sinia Reel.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23
CORRECTING HEB

hkrn. Macy nsvsr should have
married ycu IN the first place"
Nmg9B But nay dear, Ter al
ways undastD0d that you did Il m
the er---last pIaeels
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23
THE BURLEsoUE HOUND

Mother-~wha kind Of show did
Pop take you 20, Bobby"
Bobby-.sHt was q dandy, Mamma.
They had ladies dressed n stockings
mp to their necks. SAINTS CauldrOn
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

= sapwoae Il woum be qufte iaa-
psepaE ssx nas 10 kkas you en- 50 ahgss
~ sasaszaAan@s7s
sxms Aas as auaaa snzEy b tlse sve-
nsam we
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23
APPROPRIATE TERRA

sa@k : ~Ssiss siri. Jennie, eva
eA0u@h sac Ia hoetdegBeEss
damgh&ax.s
Tbm-~Yess know Il. had . ease
en her sEes. Boston Tr@msexipt. a
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23
KRANtz-rHE HOUSE OF FLoWERs

80 - . s-I.s 80 $4,000 GE-.I1I s-E@
Located at Az Central Ave. In Great Fans,
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23
JE. KENKEL & co.

At sOs Central Ave. Falls Very Modern Shoe Store in
Every Respect and Handles Not Only the Most Approved Styles
Nationally Famous Shoes But Is Making Showing Of Every
Day Shoes Full Complete Now Featuring The New
Styles.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19
NEvEsTELY.
Bartha Sandor kozismert magyar
iizTetembert szamosan k0szont0t-
TEX nevnapja alkalmabol.

Kedden este nagy bucsujaras
volt Bartha Sandor 1924 Manhat-
tan Ave-i hazaban. A derek S k0z-
szeretetben all6 magyar iizletem-
bert j6baratok hatalmas szamn
serege kereste fel, hogy nevenap-
ia alkalmab6l tolmacsoljak sziv-
bol fakad6, 0szinten igaz jokiva-
nataikat.
AIT azutan mondanunk sem
kell, hogy a vendegszereteter6l
hires magyar gazda, j6kat kiva-
no vendegeit fejedelmileg meg
vendegelte, hiven a sep regi ma
gyar szokashoz. A hangulat kitii.
no volt $ bizony a j6kivansagok
max csak ejfelben szakadt vege; a
mikor a vendegsereg nyugov6ra
tert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19
FERFI ON? - SZAVAZZON
A TORPEK LATOGATAsA.
sebok Gyorgy megvendegelte a
magyar t0rpeket.

Amint lapunk legut6bbi szama
ban jeleztiik is, a multi heten a
Princess szinhazban t0rpek tartot-
talk el0adast. Eek k0z0tt kilen;
magyar torpe is volt, akiket Sc.
box Gyorgy honfitarsunk null
het folyaman k6t izben is szivesea
latott vendegiil a 706 Gibson St.
hazanal.
A pompas magyarsaggal besze
IL torpek j6iziien fogyasztottak el
a derek haziasszony, Mrs. Sebok
nagyszerii ,foztjet es a j6kedvre
hangol6 "City-watert is gyors
iitemben fogyasztottak. A jo han
gulatot meg csak fokozta Juhas1
JOSEF es Kaski Janos nagyszeri
hegediijateka es bizony csardas
hangjai tancra perditettek ki'
f0ldieket, akik halasan megk0szo,
TEX Seb6kek szives vendegszerete
tet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19
HANY SZAV.-OT ADOTT LIE ?
GYULEST TART A PET0F.
EGYLET.

Az east-youngstowni Petofi San
dor Egylet most vasarnap, marci
Us 22-en delutan ket oral kezdet.
tel tartja meg gyiileset a Crow
Hallban.
lAz egylet tagjai felkeretnek
hogy a vasarnapi gyiilesre lehe.
t6leg teljes szamban j6nnek ell
hogy a gyiiles targysorozatat mind
annyian vegig hallgathassak.
Az egylet hatralekos tagjai e2
alkalommal, tegyenek eleget tag.
sagi Acknowledgements rem
,dezzek tartozasaikat.
vi tagok felvetelre szinten a
gyiiles alkalmaval jeelntkezzenek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19
A BRIDGEPORT SZ0VETSEG
TAGJAIHOZ.

Felkerjiik Bridgeport Ma
gyar Segelyz6 Szovetseg 0szcs tag
jait, hogy jelenjenek meg no %
en-, aZaz most vasarnap delutan 2
6rakor reformatus templom alat-
ii helyisegiinkben, inert fontos
gyiilest tartunk.
Ezen a gyiilesen hatarozunls
veglegesen a majus no 30-an tar!
tand0 zaszloszenteles Ugyeben Is
ngyancsak ekkor fogunk szavazni
az iiresedesbe jott kozponti tiszt
visel6i allasokra. Minden tagnak
jol felfogott erdeke, hogy ezen a
gyiilesen megjelenjen, annal is in
kabb, inert ICY alkalma lesz hozza
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ami nagyszabasu iinnepseg kere
teben fog lezajlani. A tagok szi
YES megjeleneset k6rve, marad
tunk szives iidv0zlettel:
Csorinszky Ferenc, elnol
Hus6czky Ferenc, iigykez
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19
FERFI ON? - SZAVAZZON
SZINIELOADAS
A Kath. Ifiusagi K0r muked-
veloi husvet vasarnapjan be-
mutatiak a "Piros bugyella-
ris" nepszinmiivet.
Az elOadas Kossuth Korben lesz
megtartva-Az el0zetes erdekl0des
nagyaranyu.

Amint arr6l mar megemlekez-
think, husvet vasarnapjan a Kath.
1fjusagi Kor nagyaranyu dologgal
kedveskedik varosunk minden
szepert es j6ert lelkesed6 magyar
saganak. Husvet vasarnapian, ap-
rilis 12-en este lesz "Piros bu-
gyellaris '-nak, az 0rokszepsegii
magyar nepszinmiinel, a bemuta-
tasa,
A Kath. Ifjusagi K0r tagjai So
rab6l verbuvah miikedvel6 gar
da nemes buzgalommal kesziil ar
ra, hogy a nehez feladatnak min
den tekintetben megfeleljen. A
"Piros bugyellaris' nagyon nehe2
dara'b, de vegtelen hatasos. A mil
kedvel6kre tehat nagy feladatok
megoldasa var, de ok IDIOT es IA
radsagot mem kimelve, mindent
megtesznek, .hogy megfeleljenek
az el6zetes varakozasnak. A da-
rab pr6bai Macy szorgalommai
folynak ICY biztosra vehet6,
hogy felejthetetlen miikedvel6i
el6adasban lesz resziink.
A "Piros bugyellaris" meseje
vegtelenul erdekes es szines, kez-
dettol-vegig oft csiing a k0z0nseg
szinpadon lazasan figyeli da-
rab fordulatait. A magyar nepelet,
annak minden szepsege es roman
tikaja kerul maid elenk az eloa-
das alkalmaval. A darab tele van
szebbnel-szebb magyar n6takkal.
A "Piros bugyellaris" husvet
vasarnapjan, aprilis 12-en este ke-
rul szinre Kossuth Kor, 124 East
Federal st. alatti szinhaz-terme-
ben. 10 lesz, ha mindenki megjegy
ri maganak az el6adas napjat s
mar el5re ugy intezi dolgait,
hogy az eBadason jelen lehessen.