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Evening star., 1926-06-14
DEMPSEY TO BATTLE
CHARGE OF SPEEDING

Ry the As~orIated Press.
FRESNO. Calf. June li.-Jaci
Dempsey enters the ring of the law
of the Chowchilla today where -
jurors will render the verdict over the
heavyweight champion in connection
with a speeding charge.
While the specific charge has not
been made public. It presumably is
knowingly permitting the offense To
he commit ed" Dempseys chauffeur.
Roberi Gates. several weeks ago WAS
finei $50 by Justice l.. T.. Bailey at
MADEIRA. after being arrested with the
champion on "a charge Of driNin: rs
miles an hour. March -. last.
Attorneys for Dempsey obtained a
change of venue after Justice Bailey
is said to have remarked that he did
not consider the chauffeur the
guiltieSt man
Justice r. G. Cornell of Chowchilla,
who several years ago sentenced Ralph
de Palma. race driver. to jail for 10
days for speeding in MADEIRA County.
was then designated to preside at the
champions trial.
The 1926 Kentucky Derby will be
run at Churchill Downs on Saturday.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
MOOSE JUNIOR TEAM
WINS 18TH STRAIGHT

Moose Juniors rang nr their seven
teenth consecutive victory of the sea
son and their fourth straight win IN
the Snort Mart Rase Ball lea cue
yesterday by swa mping the White
Haven Juniors on the latters' dia-
mond, II to 3.
The losers earned all of their runs
in the opening frame and were nm
able to touch Hutchinsons hurl:ne
after that. O'Connor and ODonnell
'ed the winners in hitting, the for.
rner getting five in five and the latter
FIVE in six.
Kennedy Seniors overcame six
run lead to earn. a 12-to-7 decision
over the Yorke Props. Four runs
were scored in each of the eighth and
ninth frames.
The Kroydons nosed out the Ma
rions. 13 TO -. Dick Mothershead
working on the hill.
RivershOre tOssers bowed to the
Olympia club. II to 2.
Aztecs won over the Park. 2 to 2.
Argonnes got the better Of the
Chapins, to 2.
Goose GOslin Midgets trimmed the
Montellos. to 5.
Tate Midgets won from the Auro.
ras, 9 to 8.
Ontario Juniors showed the way to
the Robins, 10 to s.
Joe Harris Insects, winners over the
Cardinals. 1S to 8. are booking games
at Lincoln 1959-W.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
RICHARD TO PRESENT
PLANS FOR BIG BOUT

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 14.-Tex Rick
ard will go before the New York
State Athletic Commission tomorrow
to inform the officials regarding his
plans for a championship contest be-
tween Jack Dempsey and Gene Tun-
ney in September.
Those close to boxing believe thai
Chairman James A. Farley will oh
iect. contending that the negro Harry
Wills is the logical contender. but
that Commissioners George Brewer
and William Muldoon. after making
sure that a DempseyWills bout can.
not be had, will vote for the Tunney
affair.
There is a possibility that the con-
ference will come TO no understands
ing and the commission has heavy
weapon-Rickard's license as pro-
moter at the Yankee Stadium.
The license could be revoked If he
failed to meet the commissioners de-
mands.
Evening star., 1926-06-14

Bravton held the slah for the
Georgetown club when the Hawks
yere taken over the bumps. and but
'rr bad seventh inning, in which
Johnny Goetz's double accounted for
i,ree runs. was invincible. He allowed
tx hits. struck out three and walked
Two Brayton also got two hits in four
rips to share batting honors with Bill
Werber who was playing his first
came for the knicks.
Mount Rainier withstood the Union
"rinters' attack until the eighth
frarne of the game on District line
feld. A barrage OF hunts at this stage
upset Mount Rainier's calculations.
also their star hurler. >BatSon. and
gave the Typos six tallies. Heinie
Webb. veteran finger. did the Print,
nrs' pitching.
The winning streak % the sham
rocks came to an end in their second
battle of the season with the Dread
naughts at Alexandria. 1t was close
otatch. the home nine winning, u TO
g. in Il innings. and the winning run
being scored when two Shamrock
felders collided in attempting to pull
down a long fly by Eddie Carroll.
Driver and kuhnert We're the oppos-
ing moundsmen.
Arlington mines turned in three vic
tories as a result of their Sabbath day
efforts on the ball field. One combina-
ton of unlimited players took the
measure OF Falls Church, to 4. An
other walloped the Northerns. IS to .,
while the Arlington Seniors took A
match with the Penrose tossers, 10
to 5.
With Wesley Macdonald on the hill,
Cherrydale took the Comforters to
camp. to O. The losers accounted
for only three hits.
4 double and a homer were credited
TO Bobby Stevens. Chevy Chase short
top. when his nine hlanked the Severn
Athletic Association a. Annapolis. +
to O.
Fort Myer registered a s,to-l win at
the expense of the Cardinals Of Alex
andria, Mclean and Hammond shar-
ing mound duty for the winners.
Boiling Field had a good fourth in
ming in its match at kenilworth and
Evening star., 1926-06-14
Good Showing Offsets Defeat Big League Clubs Still Seeking Punch
BIG LEAGUE LEADERS.
BY the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

BY the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Battins--Dugan, Yankees, 1853.
Runs-Ruth, Yankees, 81.
Ilits-Burns, Indians, 80.
DOubIes--Eurns, Indians. 26.
TripIes-GelIrig, Yankees, II.
IIOners-kutii, Yankees, II.
Stolen bises-NIcusel. Yankees. l3.
Pitching-Pennock, Yankees, won
10, lost ;.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ratting-Cuyler. Pirates. .279.
Rdns-Blades, Cardinals. -.
Hits-Cuyler. Pirates, f8.
DOubles-Frisrh, Giants, 81.
Triples-Wright, Pirates. IL
HOmers-BottOmley, Cardinals. 9.
Stolen bases-Cuyler, Pirates. -.
Pifching-Meadows, Pirates. won !
lost 0.
Evening star., 1926-06-14

That proba bly, was due to the fact
Speaker once said. 80 hard that It
puts the left hand cover on the right
hand side" he can't get around the
ba ses as airily he hits He trucks
them instead Of sprinting them A
big batter ahead Of fast men. who
are reasonably good batters is a men
ace to the peace and prosperity NJ a
ball team
Stephenson's big stick accounted
for three of the Cubs IA hits in yes
ferdays game against Brooklyn The
Robins. collecting 10 hinEles. won by
a shade because the Cubs old ninth
inning punch failed.
Red Sox Grab Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald. a player with Texas
punch. was with the Cubs this Spring
at Catalina Island. and although he
could hit, he couldn't play base hall
with the celebrity that Mccarthy fig.
ured high-class player should So
the Cubs sent him hack. Some
thought they would stick 70 him IN
the ground that player new 10
ma jor league company might have
more stuff than PLAYER who had
been up and fizzled and sent hack ~
get more fizZ.
Now the Boston Americana have
taken on Fitzgerald for exactly the
same reason that the Cubs took Ste
phenson and also because the Red
Sox want TO get some fielding steam,
in their outfeld- Fjtz never is likely
10 fire the world. but he probs hlv will
do better than some of the Young
men whom Lee FohI has exreri.
mented with this year
Browns Having Variety.
In this matter of outfelds. the 81
Louis Browns are having little
variety. Williams Is our because he
hasn't been hitting much and Jacob
son has not been feeling we'll and
might not care much II he were
traded to a cooler climate. Rice hasn't
hatted as well as last year by 1nn
points and burst IL about what ne
has been ever since he started to
play big league base ball. He IL a
most promising young chap. who
never gets farther than fine
promise.
The rush for> batting talent in the
American League IS due largely to
II is true there are some players with
the Yanks who are fielding pretty
well. but by making their runs IN
clusters instead Of single and nv CON
tinuity Of attack they are driving
their wav through ALI manner IT Do
fenses. Their total runs II greater
than that Of any other club and grow
ing like sunf1ower.
To offset that. other teams must ne
able to score runs with as much ease
and freedom as the Yanks and they
must develop an attack TO do it, Most
American League teams do not begin
to get as much out of their product
as they should in comparison 10 their
energy. The Detroit Tigers are the
best run getters in the league next
to the Yanks-and the positions Of the
teams are not as wide apart as they
can be. but almost.
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1926-06-14
QUEST FOR SWATTING DUE
TO EXAMPLE OF YANKEES
Rival Teams Striving to Develop An Attack Com
parable to That Which Has Placed the Hug
men at Top in the American League.
BY JOHN r. FOSTER.

EW YORK June 4However loud sound the reveberations
from the smackng the horsehde this hectic base bali
a
batting strength by trading quite bit
The Chicago Cubs whose batting has been altogether
oils which he had consigned
the
Munon indianapolis when Stephenson Topped
be the custodian of the stick for the Cubs The
Cleveland in
ing and thend to
Evening star., 1926-06-14
MARLBORO MOUNDSMAN
FANS 26. GIVES LONE HIT

p. Crosby, pitching for the Mari.
bOro Athletic Club yesterday
against the Washington Royals,
famed a total Of 26 batters when
turning i'm l9-tO.l victory. He
allowed only one hit.
Marlboro Is 10 try its luck with
the MOhawks next Sunday at the
Marylanders' field. The team has
lost only one start in IL.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
10Th STRAIGHT VICTORY
SCORED BY MIL LWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE, Wis. June IA lF).
Milwaukee continued its sensa-
tional winning streak in the Amer
ican Association by taking two games
from Columbus yesterday, IL to end
to g The double triumph ran the
Brewers string of consecutive win
nings to 90 games.
F,ddelman pitched his eighth
straight win and his sixth victory of
the Brewers string of 20.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
SOUTHPAW in FINE FORM
FOLLOWING LONG ABSENCE
Dutch's Gratifying Work Is Nulfed by Sensational
Exhibition Given by Thomas, Who Yields
But Two Hits in Winning, 80.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.
I4-Todays between the Nationals and
White Sox hash account of rain.

than break this the
first the Nationals, taking five OF
schedule before the
in Washn the Yankee
sustained yesterday when Tommy Thomas OF the
the CHAMPIONS left the latter
defeats and The
the Nationals The other
order by Hollis Ihurston the Conn
Washington and Ed Wells south
Detroit.
gained bv the Nationals from yesterdays
hill Dutch Ruher their
toled the slab MAY 2l his lavof
claimed reduced his
Evening star., 1926-06-14
81 RUNS ARE MADE
IN NO-HIT TRIUMPH
Pv the AsSori afed P-ess

Bv the Associated Press
Z DETROIT. Mich. June IA new
sandlot record was established yes
terdav when st. Anthony. cla ss II. city
amateur club. won no-hit. no.run.
six-inning game from The Order of
Foresters by score of 81 TO q.
The winning club made AZ hits.
kairunas. the winning pitcher faced
only nineteen men and struck out
Is Of them.
The Saints scored II runs in the
fourth inning. Il in the fifth and
1o in the third. being held to | run
in the first and only ip the second.
Evening star., 1926-06-14


came through on the long end of a
6-to-j count. =
Washington Red Sox nosed out the
Bladensburg Firemen. s to 6.
The Athletics hanged out 81 hits in
their game with Seabrook and earned
the decision, 1S to 3. McQuinn did the
hurting honors, while Burdine. Ham
by and Heeke led in the hitting.
Pitcher Burrows of the Modocs
handed Benning's nine it's first defeat
Of the season. To o. He allowed five
hits and famed l6.
Glover Seniors swamped the Earle
Theater nine in eight innings. 81 TO ..
jefferson Firemen trimmed the My.
lex nire, 4 Ia >
Bradbury Heights showed the way
7" the concordjans, l6 to 6,
Washington Heights bowed 10 the
National Circles. IN l.
piggy" Smith won over the Lib.
ertys YESTERDAY while pitching his
first game for the Hess Athletic Club.
The score was to g.
PetwOrth forfeited To the White
Havens when. Petworth player was
ruled out of the game by the umpire
in tho third The score stood To /
for the White Havens.
Junior Order batters failed 10 get
a hit from the pitching of Burton
and Diehl of the Holy Rosary nine.
The latter won. : to o.
Jersey Ward base baiIers defeated
the AleNa ndria. Bancroft and Wash
ington Eus Drivers. to |.
RialtOs won over the Northwest
erps Ia 2. Rennie Sauber pitching.
Ku kImx kiansmen trimmed o'on
Hill to :.
Trianclps took the short end nj a
a.to-o count in a game with Hyatts'
vile.
Taking exception to an umpire 8 do.
cision that gave their opponents the
winning run the st. .hseph g
pastimers walked off the field in the
tenth inning of their game with Mary.
land Athletic club.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
SCHOOL TEAMS CLASH
FOR DIVISION HONORS

Wallach and Blair Hayes mines meet
today at Plaza for the championship
of the eastern division Of the Graded
School Base Ball League. The victor
plays a three game series with the
winner of tomorrow's tilt between
Park View and Langdon, western fin
al 1jcts
Evening star., 1926-06-14
PITCHED BALL IS FATAL.

DETROIT. Mich. June II LP).-
-;len Garfield died today without re-
gaining consciousness after being
struck in the head with A pitched hall
during an amateur game here yes
ferd3S
Evening star., 1926-06-14
CHISOX AND INDIANS TIED
In CHASE TO CATCH AS
Bv the Associated Press.

~ICAGO Cleveland dcadocked their battle
Philadelphia League
- sensational pitching performances yesterdays
double
Hale Bill Lamar the ninth beat
o limited the Washing
lut to brace of singles for too
Evening star., 1926-06-14
KNICK AND TYPO MINES
WIN BIG SANDLOT FRAYS

and Union Printer triumphed yesterday
n the local andlots. the knick old
Mohawk Athletic Club 10 to and the Printers
decision Mount Rainier a Oto5
Evening star., 1926-06-14
TEXAS LEAGUE.

Dallas Alt: Beaumont. %
wichita Falls, s. San Antonio; T.
Waco. 10-2: Shreveport. 6-2. (Second
game called in eighth-darkness.)
Evening star., 1926-06-14
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Missions. 6-4: Los Angeles. 90.
Oakland, 22: San Francisco. IL.
Portland. 81: Hollywood. Q.
Seattle. s. Sacramento. 4.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
TOUGH LUCK, DUTCH

Stolen nbases-Peckinpaugh. Kamm. Left
on Observation-Disclosures. =: Chicago. g. First
base on haIIs-Oh Thomas. !: OF Ruether.
=. struck out-Ry Thomas. q: by Ruether.
.. Umpires-Messrs. Nallin. COnnOliy and
Getsei. Time of game hour and 80
minutes.
Evening star., 1926-06-14

COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
Gulfport. 5: Alexandria 3.
Vicksburg. B: Monroe, 0.
Only two played
Evening star., 1926-06-14

GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Phitadciphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Evening star., 1926-06-14

The 1926 Kentucky Derby will be
run at Churchill Downs on Saturday,
Nav IL.
Evening star., 1926-06-14

The Athletics banged out 81 hits in
their game with Seabrook and earned
the decision, 1S to 3. McQuinn did the
hurting honors, while Burdne Ham
by and Heeke led in the hitting.
Evening star., 1926-06-14

Pitcher Burrows of the Modocs
handed Benning's nine it's first defeat
of the season. to o. He allowed five
hits and famed l6
Evening star., 1926-06-14

Washington Red Sox nosed out the
Firemen. to &.
Evening star., 1926-06-14

came through on the long end of
6-to-5 count.
Evening star., 1926-06-14

Glover Seniors swampPd The Earle
rheater nine in eight innings. 81 TO ..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11
KossUTH K6R.

Az elmult vasarnap tartotta
meg Kossuth Kor februar havi
rendes gyiileset, "a tagok szepsza-
mu erdeklodese mellett. A gyiiles
"Na,gybizottaag" "-ba tagokul
Molnar Mihalyt es Molnar Lajost
valasztotta meg.
A tagsag Macy erdeklodessel
targyalta a kor evi programjat $
mar most magyarsag tudomasa-
ra hozza, hogy Decoration Day al
kalmab6l, nagyszabasu Majusi
Balt rendez. Nagyszabasu sport
esemeny el6keszitesen is faradozik
a rendezoseg, Labor Day napjat,
sportversennyel $ erdekes futball
merkSzessel akarja elvezetesse
tenni.
Sok, erdekes Is erdemleges ha-
tarozat utan, gyiiles veget 6rt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11
FONTOs GYttLES
A Kath. Ifjusagi Kor tagsaganak
figyelmebe.

A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r We
zet6sege ezuton hozza a tagok ta-
domasara, hogy febr,lar no IA
en-, vasarnap dtlutan pont 3 oral
kezdettel gyiil6st tart sajat helyi-
slegeben, a 80 w. Federal St
alatt. A k0r tagjai keretnek, hoey
lehet6lcg teljes szamban jelenje-
nel meg, mivcl nagyon fontos dol
gok keriilnck a gyiil6sen megbc-
szelesre.
Mindazok, akik csatlakozni XII
vannak a k0rh0z, a vasarnapi CYL
les all1almaval jelentkezzenek
Mindhn kathOlikus leanynak fiji
max k0r tagjai Soraban volna q
helye.
lit emlitjiik meg, hogy szomba.
ton este, kori hclyisegben, a ta
gok szamara zartkorii tea-estely
lesz. Minden tag megjelenfset Ike
ri, vezetGseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11
TARsAsELET
Szuletesnapi iinnepseg.

Hangulatos es kedves iinnepseg
szinhelye volt Czene Gaborek 924
Hillman ST. OtthOna az elmult
vasarnap. Fiuk, ifj. Czene Gabor
sziilettsnapia alkalmaval tarsasa-
got hivtak egybc, akik azutan
nagy szeretettel iinnepeltek ifju
barat jukat. AIT mondamlnk sem
kell, hoey fejedelmi ennivalok-
t6l roskadozott az asztal, az enni-
val6k k0z0tt, mint uJdtonsag, sze-
repelt a siit0tt becsi t0k, melyet
kill0n0s el0szeretettel fogyasztot-
talk a tarsasag tagjai.
Jelcnvoltak: Genycta Istvan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11
DICSERIK A MAGYAROK
COLUMBUS HAJOT.
Egy hazavandorolt magyar leve-
lie az ohazabol.

A tell id6ben vagott neki a ten
geri utnak Varga Ferenc akroni
honfitarsunk es a haj0iil9ynokok
tanhcsat megfogadva, a North
German Lloyd Columbus nevii ha-
talmas 6veanjar6ra valtott har-
madosztalyu jegyet. Szerencse-
sen haza is ert Rohonczra, a SEE
g6ny, elhagyott. hazaba es oman
most irta az els6 levelet, megpe-
| DIG bankarjanak, a tengeri uta-
zasr6l. T0bbek k0zott EFT irja:
A tell id6szakhoz kepest, iga-
zan nagyszerii volt az utazasom.
Kiil0n0sen hallatkan tisZtasag
tett boldOgga, inert mem ereztilk
ait kellemetlen hajoszagot, hi
Aen folNvast csak szelloztettek'
a. kabinunkat es ebedlot. Az ella
taS pedlg nagysZeruen Damulatos
volt ezen a haj6n. Mem vartak, a
mig mi kertiink etelt, hanem mind
untalan kinaltak legfajntosabb
etelekkel, csemegekkel. A pince-
rex is olyan baratsagosak voltak
hozzank, hogy ugy ereztiik ma
gumkat, mint otthon. En- mar t0bb
sz0r utaztam kiil0nb0zo haj6kon,
de ICY, mint Columbuson, soha
Erdekes, hogy magyarok
mennyire tudjak meltanyolni a
kellemes tengeri utazast es meny
nyire halasak tudnak lenni a ka-
pott elonyokert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11
Observation-Disclosures

Halas Swivel mondok k0sz0ne-
tet mindazoknak, akik megboldo-
guilt felesegem hosszu betegsege S
halala alkalmaval engem reszve.
tiikkel felkerestek. Kosz0n0m
hogy ct hosszas betegeskedese
alatt meglatoeattak, koszonom
hogy a szomoru esemeny alkalma
val ravatalara viragot helyeztek $
ugy a gyaszhaznal, valamint te
metesen megjelentek.
Tudom, sokakat az lido kegyet
len zordsaga tartott vissza attol
hogy a vegtisztessegen megjelen
.jenek, ezeknek is k0szon0m, sziv
bell j6szandekukat.
Egyben halas koszonetet mon
dok a Macy nyilvanossag el6tt,
Verhovay Segely Eg!ylet k0zpont
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11
LINCOLN ABRAHAMNAK,

hagy amerikai eln0knek pom
pasan sikeriilt portreJa ddsziti
mai lapszamunk els6 oldalat. A
miiveszi kivitelii rajz Goldman
Marion magyar rajzol6miivesznel
nagysikerii alkotasa.
Goldman Marion masodik esq
tendejc van varosunkban mint
a United Printing Co. rajzol6 mil
vesze, Macy es meg6rdemelt sike,
reket aratott munkaival, melvek
mindegyike egy nagytehetsegi
miivesz ember kival6sagat tiikr0
ri vissZa. A minden hetcn egyszel
megjelen6 Shopping News ci
mil hirdetesi ujsag cimlapjat h6t
r6l-hetre az 8 miiveszi rajzai di
szitik, melyek mindegyike egy XII
val0 ember ritka tehetsege mel
lett tesz tanusagot. De nem csal
az. ccsctet kezeli mestcri hozzaer
tessel Goldman mester, hanen
mint iro es szerl1eszt6 is messz
kimagaslik az atlagos tollforgat,
cmbcrek sorab6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11

Lapunk mult heti szamaban
mar megemlitettiik, hogy a ko-
zeljdv6ben egy Mlgyszabasu es-
tely zajlik lie varosunkban, mely-
mex jovedelme ket igazan nemes
es partolasra erdhmes celt fog
szolgalni. Most mar k0z0lhetjiik
AIT, hoey ez a j6tekonyctlu misc
ros est marcus len, vasarnap
lesz megtartva, 124 East Fede-
raj ST. alatti nagyteremben, me-
lyet mint KosSuth K0ri nagyter-
met ismer "a magyarsag.
| Pompas es elvezetes miisorr6l
gondoskodik a rendczoseg ICY a
magyarsagnak igazan nagyszerii
sz6rakozasban leszen resze. Az est
minden tekintetben nagysZabasu
max igerkezik, mivel annak nemes
celia, hogy hogy utat talaljon
minden ma eyar ember szivebe eS
zsebebe. Eredetileg egy fenyes GA
la bal rendez6se volt tervezve, az
id6 r0vidstge Matt, azonban err
rQl le kellett tenni. A i0v0 hftcn
kezdettt vcszi nagyb6jt, ICY az
ntan nem allott volna eleg ido a
! bal megrendezesere S bchirdete-
sere. Bal helyett tehat, miisoros
est lesz, mely ITALIAN jobban meg
felel a celnak. Tancban, muzsika
ban, vigadalmahban sokszor va.
| gyon resziink. niv6s, igazan kul
ltur erdekeket. fel0lelo, nevel6. ta
| nit0 eS sz0rakoztat0 estek, biZOny
nagyon ritkan teszik iinnepnapol
ka sziirke hetl10znapjainkat
/ Amint megirtuk, az est j0vedel
me felereszben haZai aryHzc
!; | Sujtottak megsegitesere lesz for
diva. A j0vedelem mask fele pc
! die, az egyetlen kozos magyar in
tezmeny, Magyar Arvahaz eel
jait szolgalja maid an
penztari bevetelet gyarapitia.
Mem hangos dobbal, hegediive
: harangozzuk be ezt a dolgot, :
megert6 lelkekhez, szivekhez for
dulunk mar most ker0 szoval E
!, teljes bizalommal. Ennek az al
dott, kett6s celu estnek iigyet ka
: rolja fel minden magyar, alljon
kibontott zaszl6 ala mindenki
: mutassuk meg, hogy meg mindi
a kepesek vagyunk nagy es sze
i dolgok veghez vitelere. Ne csa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11

azert csinaljuk ezt, hogy ugy
Amerikaban, mint Magyarorsza-
gon beszeljenek a Youngstown
magyarsagrol, annak hatalmas
6sszefogasarol - hanem csinal-
jlk meg $ vigyiik sikerre, diadal-
mas, biiszke, fenyes sikcrrc EFT az
cstet, inert boldog erzes jot es ne
meset cselekedni, inert aldott az
a kez, mely arva k0nnyeket t0r0l
lie aldas van a sep es nemes
szandekon mindig.
Ismeteljiik, a magyar szivck
hez, a melegen erz6, draga ma
gyar szivekhez sz6lunk keriinl
mindenkit, alljon mellenk. Aki 81
oitsegiinkre akar lenni az cs
anyagi erk0lcsi Sikertben = a;
jclcntse be szandekat Szcrkeszt6
seriinkbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11

hosszabb ideig? Az eddigi re-
cord: valaki % orat es 55 percet
tancolt egyfolytaban, es pedig
Charleston-t.
Kiss Bella, aki 1923. aprilis 49,
en-, a Statler Dancing Akadcmy-
ben, l32 6rat tancolt egyfolyta-
ban evvel megnyerte tame Vi
lagbajnoksagat ismet hallat
magar6l. Nemcsak neki, dc ma
soknak is nagyon furta az olda-
lat, hogy a magyar flu, miert mem
al Xxi porondra miert mem mu-
tatja meg, hoey magyar min
denkin6l tobbre kepesg Kish vart
sokaig, most azntan iSmet foglal-
koztatja a nyilvanossagot. Meg
akarja d0nteni az eddigi Charles
ton rekordokat, versenybc indul
meg fogja mutatni, hogy 3 %
0rat tancol Charleston-t, es pcdig.
cgyfolytaban.
A trening nagyban folyik. Kish
szerctte volna, hogy varosnnk
ban, Yonngstownban induljon ne
ki bajnoksagnak. A b0lcs varo-
81 tanacs azonban mem eneedt,
meg. A hetfo esti tanacSiilescr
szcmelycsen megjclent $ ktrtc az
cngeddly mcgadasat. A varos ura
azOnban mem akartak engcdni {
4S-b6l kimondottak, hogv ra.
gaszkodmk a varosi szabalyren
delethez, mely cltiltja a tancver
scnyckct.
Icy azutan youngest owni Kisl
Bella, egy idegen varosba kenyte.
len mcnni OFT szerez maid dicso
seget a. magyar nevnek min
Charleston tancbajnok. Pedig er
re felfigyel egesz Amerika. TIT
minden rendkiviili dolog szenza
clio, Youngstown urai mem kernel
tame dics6segb6l engedik
hOpy yarOsuk fla. maSutt mutas