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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07

NEW YORK, June There's just
tice to be had in the land after all,
even for a fig leaf, Miss Beryl Hal
ley has discovered.
Miss HALEY is the Eve of a New
York musical revue. And there's to
be no obscuring of her pearl-studded
fig leaf by clunsier and unsightlief
accoutrements, no matter what Po-
lice Sergt. George Smith thinks.
Magistrate Arthur Gordon has
seen to that. It's needless to say
he won Miss Halleys undying graft
tude.
AS for the police department.
TIL sue it," says Miss HALEY, for
100000, I think"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07
WE FACTS
10 MYSTERY
ITO PRODIGY
aIen Elizabeth Taught Sex
Truth From First With
out Evasion.

Here Is the fifth of Anne Austin's
Ellen Elizabeth Benson. her wonder
daughter. who at IL has ''the brightest
mind ever tested" The sixth will con-
clude MEAS exclusive series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07
Marriage Licenses,

John v Petry. %. 1923 Reisner. me
ehanic.; Ina E. Hornbeck. %. IVY Blaine
domestic.
Vance Bullocks. %. 1919 Baltimore la
more. house work.
,o William J. Beatty; q; 12A W T ndr
en- %. $40 N Meridian. designer.
Ind. Insurance; Ruth Crawford. 10. 1913
DreAel. housekeeper.
Ruth X. Smith 81 80 60 $50 stilwer. hosiery
s fhHsstop IRENE T Smith T. a e. A0GP i7 IL
Fred T. Stokes. 10. 1929 Ysndes, Ia
borer; Layesta Brown. ~. lol4 81. Peter.
Edward Wilson. 4s. 2O7 Fulton. cement
worker; Nina H. Weekly. 43. 1910 E
crd ssuSs ii BeR Nsn5e B SSs 81 g
ms 5Shf h sseFs IS Sa4 W &Gy5G fore
ses fsoFs Marie Ri H5araMShfE te o. 81 81 wasS
g 5dF H Ek jones' fs rs e. SO ff HeH
III Ha$sS NJ gayRs a s zss BuFssn f 5sSs
wffs rnest g. f BseS $& W. Thirty
S Wser r. 1853 % ftE
Hsa1 Blgs s5 gg ia r.
Leonard Joshlin 21. city. 1aborer; Irene
Basin. 20. Bluff Rd. housekeeper,
Hubert H. Marsh, 20. III n, West. Ia
borer Thelma M. Byers. ~, 2111 Bluff.
Daniel Thompson, p. ga Agnes, sailed
Charles ouattrochi '2a. $50 s., East.
fruit dealer: Lenora M. Cornet, 20. 633 E.
Mf Harley ). eD5riskel. 20, 121 s. Bolton,
laborer: Bernice F. Austin, 20. III 5.
Do DUdiey pR r. Gallabne. %. 1858 N. Me
ridian: insurance. Katherine C. Nunlist,
FL. H. az N H WItte s,e Riley Hospital
stockkeeper: Alma C. Becker. %. 17O9
Arrow. milliner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07
OFFICERS SEEK
GROCERY BANDIT
Lone Negro Escapes From
Police After Hold-up.

Police today were searching for
the lone Negro bandit who escaped
from police after holding up a Kro-
ger grocery at Thirteenth st. and
Senate Ave. Saturday. William Son,
$40 Warren Ave, manager, said the
Negro pointed revolver at him and
took a sack containing SIC. Patrol
man Tansey chased the bandit.
Threatening William Clements,
1850 E. Twenty-Eighth St., with a
blackjack, a robber forced Clements
into his own home and took 81 from
him.
! Harley Burns, Negro, 1904 Garfield
Pl., said two men in a roadster ac-
costed him at Tenth st. and Massa-
chusetts Ave, Saturday, and after
striking him over the head, took
$3.50 and a $3.50 suit.
Drug store operated by Harry Up
degraff, 1927 w. Morris ST., was en-
tered by burglars. who obtained s26.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07
NAVAL CLASSES
TO BEGIN SOON
Opening of Summer Camp
Scheduled for June 20.

The United States Naval Reserve
SUMMER training camp for Indiana
boys between the ages of IL and 20,
only one of its kind in the country,
which the Navy Department Is
conducting as an experiment, opens
June 90 on White River at River
side Park.
Enrolment or boys is in the
hands of American Legion posts
Each post in the State is expected
to send a boy. Two hundred and
fifty boys can be accommodated at a
time. Enrolment may be made for
two or more weeks.
In addition to furnishing equip
ment, the Navy Department has de-
tailed a corps Of officers to supervise
activities.
Cutter, dinghy, sailing and canoe
races, will be held every Sunday.
The cadet revue at shutdown
each night attracts hundreds of
spectators. Expenses of attending
are s4.75 a week for board and $3.50
for a uniform which remains the
property of the boy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07
MEN BATTLE TO
DEATH IN BUCKET
Two Fall to Bottom of Deep
caisSon.

BH Times SDecfdI
CHICAGO, June 7.-Clinging peri
lously to the rim of a steel bucket
suspended near the top of deep
caisson, two workmen fought a bit
ter duel Sunday falling to their
deaths ten stories below.
Michael Naughton5 40, and
Thomas, Lofts, So. had been sent
into the caisson to do inspection
work. While in the bottom of the
pit they became angry-nobody will
ever know what the argument was
about-and as the bucket and its
human freight was drawn toward
the surface they were striking and
kicking at each. other until the cable
pulleys creaked with the strain of
their combat.
Two workers, who had been at
tracted to the mouth of the caisson
by the noise, leaned over the edge
and attempted to pull the men apart
as the bucket came to the top. 1t
was then that Lofts summoned all
his strength for one last blow at
Naughtons jaw. The blow sent
Naughton hurting to the bottom.
Then, with the sudden release of his
weight, the bucket tipped sharply
and Lifts, too, was spilled down the
long black shaft to crumple up at
the bottom beside, his companion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07
|ODY OF JUDGE
TO LIE IN STATE.
eryices for Edward w. Felt
viii Be Tuesday.

Ehe body OF Edward w. Felt, sc,
hdge Of municipal court, who died
1Rturday from injuries sustained in
fall ct his home, 81 N. Irvington
I've, will lie in state Tuesday from
bon until 2 p. m. at the Irvington
4 e. Church, Layman Ave. and e.
Fashin gton st. Services will be
|eld at the church at 8 p. M. after
/ hich the body will be taken to
1reenfield, Ind.,. for burial.
Mr.. Felt fell about fifteen feet
rom ladder at his home while
Forking on a trellis. A blood trans
llsion failed to save his life and
)e died Saturday night at the Meth
dist Hospital.
Memorial services will be held for
Judge Felt by the Indianapolis Bar
association at the courthouse at
|oon Tuesday. Ralph Bamberger,
memorial committee chairman, said
representatives. of the Appellate
curt, of which Judge Felt was a
.enber from 1911 to 1919, and Of the
Alnicipal court will speak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07
Puzzle a Day

There is a curious story attached
to the sentence hidden in this dia-
gram. A group Of Hopi Indians
came to Washington from their res
eryation to perform a snake dance.
This dance originated many years
ago and is supposed to have q
magical after-result Sometimes the
Indians are not successful in getting
this result. But while they were in
Washington their prophecy was 9ul-
filled.
If you start at one corner OF the
diagram and travel in a continuous
line over every letter once, you will
discover the quaint Indian prophecy.
Last puzzle answer:
Macmillan desires eighteen fami-
lies to live the year around in his
northern Labrador colony. Eighteen
is the quantity that is just twenty
seven short Of forty-fye. Its quad
ripple, seventy-tstio is just. twenty
seven larger than forty-five-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07
Census Reveals Astonishing Fact

According to the 1920 Census, there
are S,549,511 women and girls employed
in all trades in the United States
Nearly nine million women would make
vast army.
Napoleon said, "An army travels on
its stomach" This woman's army
travels on its general health. Proba-
bly, there is scarcely a woman in it who
has not forced herself to work when
she was not able. In all sorts Of
weather and under trying conditions,
like good soldiers, they stick to their
posts.
Many women have learned that Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
helps to keep them fit to work.-Adyer
tisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07
Armed With Truth

3 When Elizabeth was 8 she asked
he, laughing at q movie we had
Been, ''Whys does the villain always
chase the heroine all over the
placer
& I told her exactly what the villain
wants when he chases the young
heroine. I even drew clumsily, but
81uite plainly, a diagram to illustrate
ny frank. exposition of passion, I'm
lawful lust, and sexual union. Then
because we were living in Holly
wood, where, as rumors has it, there
Is an uncommon degree OF per-
version. I explained the more COM
znon types to her.
4 I had to protect her from anything
that could possibly happen to her
4iuring my all-day-long absence from
home. My work frequently took me
but at night, too, and since she had
10 go to bed at o'clock on school
nights until she was IL years old,
zcould not take her with me. She
had to stay at home alone. She
has never known the meaning of
|fear, and solitude is welcome to her,
rather than a cause for brooding
land unhappiness.
The only way to protect her from
tendencies in her own
mature and from prowling degene-
hates was to arm her with complete
of her body, it's future
buses, and of vice as it is practiced
by people who We're wrongly taught
jim their childhood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07

in which she is not half so interested.
AS for myself, I can't for the life Of
me see why there is so much fuss
made over the proper way to explain
where babies come from" to small
children. 1t isn't half so hard to
account for as where the flame goes
when the candle is blown out.
The sixth and concluding article
in the series wia discuss Elizabeth's
moral and spiritual development.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07

Immoral and indecent" Sergeant
Smith charged after. he saw Miss
Haley as Eve in 1.-THE Bunk of
1926"
Beautiful and refined" the fig
leaf wearer countered.
I'D better have a look with my
own eyes, soberly decided the mag
istrate.
He occupied an aisle seat on the
third row. And in view of modern
standards and practices OF art, es-
theticism and such, there was no
need of added raiment for the act
ress save a mantle of judicial pro-
lection, he sagely held.
I'm glad more for arts sake than
for my own" said Miss HALEY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07
By Anne Austin

FL
Almost every mother meet asks
ne sooner or later, with self-con-
8 ciousness lowered voice and a
3lance about to see whether either
DER child or mine is overhearing her:
Have you told Elizabeth anything
4 bout-er-about the-facts of life?'
was reared in the post-Victorian
Era when little boys wrote vile words
In back fences and when mothers
|old children silly lies about the doc
or and his black bag or finding ba-
Pies under lily pads-according to
The degree of sentimentality and
Imagination which the mother pos
|essed. remember some rather
|readful experiences in my own life
Is q result of the policy Of keeping
kirl children in ignorance of every
hing connected with sex.
Couldn't Lie to Her
I have never told Elizabeth a lie
|bout sex or anything connected
With her own body and it's future
pleasures and uses. I couldn't lie
| bout one whole important phase of
life and expect her to trust me on
bther matters.
And by the time she was old
Enough to have a natural curiosity
ebout her own body and the manner
IN which she had come into the
world, I had~Iost my silly prejudices
against frankness on sex subjects.
had found that sex was not mys
|erious, was nothing to whisper slyly
lbout, nothing to blush about. When,
1t the age of Z, she asked me how
BOD had made her, I told her the
|ruth-not fairy story. But L told
Il without embarrassment, in exactly
he same manner that L gave her all
bther information for which she
asked.
She was not embarrassed, of
course, by the careful, explicit in
formation I gave her. Why should
the have been? I believe it. is often
he mothers furtive manner of try
ng to dress up biological truths
which makes children shy off from
,urther questions. Children are aw-
July keen-they know when we're
ying or evading, and they won't will
ngly put themselves twice in the
5osition of being lied to.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07
Now Not Interested

Now Not Interested
My friends discuss anything and
everything before Elizabeth as free
ly as with me. Sex is a subject which
she understands as fully as she does
the basic principles of dietetics. and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-07

Members of the indianapolis Bar
Association will hold memorial
services Tuesday for Judge Ed
ward w. Felt, who died Saturday
night from injuries received in a
fall at his home. Funeral services
for Judge Felt will be Tuesday at
the Irvington NJ. L. Church, with
burial at Greenfield, Ind.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
VI TIsZTIKAR.
Barko Istvan lett Katholikus
Hjusagi Kor elnoke-A vasarna-
pi gyulesen nagy szammal jelen:.
TEX meg tagok.

A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r va
sarnap delutan tartotta meg nagy
fontossagu gyiileset tagok szep
szamm erdekl3desa mellett. A gyii
lest, az egylet diszelnol1e, Fot. Var
laky Sandor pldbanos vezotte lie,
aki nagyszabasu beszedet mon
dott. 0sszetartasra hivta fel ta-
gokat kerte fiatalsagot, hogy
a i0v6 esztend0ben meg nagyobb
igyckezettel szolgalja k0r fci-
leszttset.
A me@t artott tiSzdviselG valasZ'
tas crcdmdnye a kovetkez6:
En0l1-Bark6 Istvan.
Aleln0k-Brogley Ferenc.
Jegyz6-Horvath Margit.
Titkar-Trojan Janos.
Observation-Disclosures Imre,.
Penztari ellen0r0k-ifj. GREGG.
sits J6zsef es ifj. Hauzer Fiil0p.
Nagybizottsagi tagok - Barl06
Janos es Latin Marion.
Haznagy-Pinter Marion.
Baseball business manager
Brogley Ferenc.
A vigalmi bizottsag tagjai: Bill
v0s Andras, Hoffer Imrene, ifj
Hauzer F'iil0p, Bark6 Istvanne
Gregosits JOSEF, Bin6 Tlonka
Horvath Margit, Demjen Margit
Rubovszky Mlhaly es Kiss Ber
talan.
Hivatalos lap-az " Amerika
Magyar Hirlap', melyben kol
kalaQlza is k0z0ltetik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

tik, Akkor nem tudnnk vedekez-
nj konSta ablcrck brutalis ella
rasa ellen Most volna az ideie,
hogy 0sSzcfogjunk ,amikor meg
indnat elleniik a hare. A megyci
ii@yTsz altaI inditott tisztogatas-
hoz nekiink is csat lakOzni kclle-
ne, azaltal, hogy az allami tor
venyhozaShoz forduljunk, egy
olyan t0rveny letesitese erdeke-
ben, mely a konstablerek miik0-
desi k0ret teljesen megsziinteti,
vagy megszill1iti.
Elcgend6 szamu tag meg ncm
ielcnven, a tisztikar megvalasNta-
Sa cl lett halaszt va a legkozeleb-
hi gyiflesrr, mclyct a Stecltonon
fog a K0r megtartani Remtljiil1
hogv even a gyiileSen a StceItoni
polgarok mind tcjcs s2amban je-
len leSznek. Romtliiik hogy czen
a gyiiltsen maid megalakul steel
toni polgarolz k0z0s szerveZcte,
melybe vallaskiil0nbs6g nelliil tar
tozhatik mindenki.
A magyar polgarok szama, h6-
napr0l honapra 0rvendetesan sza-
porodik, mines olyan honap, hogy
1915 VI magyar pofgar ne lenne
Alant k0z0Fjiik aZok neveit, akik
a december III polgarosit6 WIS
! gak soran polgarjogot nyertek:
Uray Karolyne, Jakab 1stvan.
| ne, Pallay Andrasne, Legeny Fe
rencn6, Tn'bica Gyorgyne, Mol
| mar Janos. Schicmdt J6zsef, An.
/ taloczy Fcrenc, Kohut Gy0rgy
Urban .Janos. Varga Julia. TiSzoc
XIV Janos, Szepesi Janos, Berkc
nyi JanoS, Kovacs Maria, Mikl6t
| Sander, BorcSak Mikl0s 6S K0
nya Ferenc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

ne hozott volna a harom eszten-
d0b6l RESERVES cs Szdp emlelleket.
A keservesit, AIT elfelcdte, a SEE
pet AIT bablsgat ia, becezgeti, XII
qzfpiti dlra@a cm:l6kk'tnt 6rzi.
Kmonai, kaszarnyai tlctenek mem
egy deriis epiz6djat meselgeti el
szi,vesen es sokszor.
Bzek el6rebocsatatasa utan ert
het6 az a nagyaranyu erdellodes,
mely a magyarsag soraban "Ka-
t6ka 6rmesterne" bemutat6ja
irant megnyilvannl. N0tas, szep
magyar darab, tele kaszarnya 6let
tcl, vidamsaggal. Aki megnezi, az
sok minden keseriiseget elfclejti,
az6rt az egy estert.
Hnszar-kaszarnyaban jatSn6dik
darab mestjc. Mem generals,
hancm "a faloanallal kommandrO-
rs Kat6ka lit legf6bb hatalmas-
sag.
A Kossuth K0r pompas sZerep-
osztasban hozza szinre Katoka
0rmestcrnet y januar 16.-an. va
sasarnap este. Az eloadas szerep-
Iii fesziil6 huszar egyenruha khan
fognaIk pompazni. Kiilon erdekes
sege lesz az eloadasnak, hogy a
darabban siiriin elofordul6 n6ta-
kat teljes zenekar fogja kis6rni
Kerekes Vince pompas zenekara
mely most karacsonykor mutat-
kozik be-hissziik-egySzerre meg
h6ditia maid a kzons6giinket.
Az igazan szenzaci6s el6adasra
mar most, i6 el6re. felhivjuk q
| magyarSag fieye1mft.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
MIERT TARTOZZUNK EGY
LETBE?
Magyar embernek, magyar egy-
letben helye!

Avert tartozzunk eglyletbe,
inert az legbiztosab!b segit6nk, mi
kor baleset er benniinIket, vagy
betegseg latogatja meg hazunk
tajat. Mikor ARA szorulunk, hogy
valaki segitsen rajtunk, minden-
kit meg kell kerni, csak epen egy-
letiinket nem. Az jon segitseg-
gel magat6l, inert az a hivatasa.
Mar pedig az amerikai nIagya-
rdk sokszor raszorulnak segi-
tesre. Aki nem hiszi, vegye el6
nagyobb egyletek lapjait es
n6zze meg, mennyi halaleseti Sc.
gelyt, munkaJkdptelensegi segelyt
Is heti betegsegelyt fDetnek X
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
DALARDA AvATAs.
Hatalmas sikeriinek igerkezik az
ujevi tancos dalarda avatas.-
shenango volgyenek minden ma
gyarja kesziil ere a mulatsagra.

Isapunk multi heti szamaban
reszletesen jdlentettiik, hogy a
nemreg megalakult Sharon,
FarreEl-i Altalanos Magyar Mum
las Dalarda januar len, szomba-
ton este a Maennerchor Hallban
nagySzaIbasl, tanccal egyibek0tt
dalarda sovat6 iinneps6gct rendcz.
!. A dalos iinnep hir6t messze ell
vittc a nyOmtatott BETH amint
halljujk, mindcniitt nagyban ke-
szii'lGlneR erre pompas mulat,
sagra.
Pompas zenckar mlzsikaja mel
lett mar melutan negy 6rakor kcz
detect veszi ez az iinnepseg. Folly
nj fog a tame szakadathnul.
Ha tanclsparok, no meg a ze-
neszek megpihennck kicsit, allkor
dalarda fogja szora|hoztatni a
k0z0rs6get szeIbbnel-szebb magyar
n0taIkkal.
A rendezoseg Macy el6keszii-
leteket tesz, hogy mindenek rend
ben fclyjanak majd es semmiben
sc ldgyen hianyossag. Harapni
valo cs hiisit6 ital kell0 mennyi.
s6gbcn lesz.
Aki reankk0sz0nt6 ujeszten.
dot i6l, szdpen 6s kellemesen
sdkarja t0lteni, felt6tleniil OFT les7
czen a dalos iinnepen!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
A poLGAR1 K0R GYULEsE.
A szombati gyiilesen kevesen vet
TEX reszt-Elmaradt a tisztviselO
valasztas-Uj polgarok december
hawaiian.

Szombat este tartotta meg a
Polgari Kor gyiilfset Kossnth
K0r klubhehv'isegeben. A gyiile-
sen-sajn jnos-csak nagyOn kis
szamban jelentek meg tagok.
Nagyfontossagu lenne, hogy most,
anAlkor natsyjelentDsegii kerdee
SEX meriilnck fel, magyarsag
0sszetartson. Ha magyarsag
ilyen nemt0r0dOmse9gel viselte-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
"JELENTEM ALASSAN!"
XII ne emlekemek vissza kedves
katona korara "A kaszarnya elet
minden gy0nyoriisege keriil elenk
--nemsokara. - "Kat6ka 0r1nes
terne" szenzaciosnak igerkezik.

Bus magyarok, ha 0sszekeriil-
nek boroskancs0 mellett diitik a
vilag sorat, oldiskuralnak sok
mindenrol. A mrltr6l, a fiatalsag-
r6l, Az elsG szerelemM. De fell
csiElan szemGk, ha a katona
eletre keriiT a sor. Mines olyan ma
gyar. aki ne lett volna katona S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

6vcntc. Vcgyiik csak a Bridge
port-i Sz0vets6gct ptldanal<, mely
az 6v tizenegy h6napjaban tobb ,
mint ketszaizezer dollar segelyt
adoft a tagoknak es azok csalad-
jainak.
Ennek dacara meg mindig sok
azoknak a magyaroknak a sza-
ma, akik meg nem tartoznak egy-
letekhez. Mar pcdig semmi sem
k0nnyelbb dolog, mint egy jo es
megbizhat6 egylet tagjava lennl.
A nGgy, nyilvanos szamadasra ko
tclezett es allami feligyelet alatt
miik0dG Macy magyar egylet van
olyan j6, mint barmely amerikai
egy'let, vagy biztosrto tarSulat.
Ezekben mindig testyeri szeretet-
tel fogadiak Gs testvtri szeretet-
tel segtlyezik tagoliat.
A magyar embernek egylk rossz
zokasa, hogy mindent lekicsi-
nycl, ami magyar. Minden meg
gondolas netkiil Yeti oda, hogy'
nem trdemes magyar cgylethez
tartozni. Az ilyenek okulasara
felhozok egynehany pfldat es
mindenki megbiralhatja, hogy er-
dcmcs-e magyar egylctbe tartoz-
nj, vagy mem?
! A Szovetsegnek Bridgeporton
van az els0 osztalya. Ebben van
max a legregibb ta'gok, inert hi
szen ok voltak az alakitok. Ezell
k0ziil minden evben t0bben es
tybben halnak ell es koruk Matt
is gvaIkrabban Szorulnak segely-
re. Az ev tlzenegy h6napjaban az
osztaly mem eg6szen tizezer dol
liar befnetessel szemben t0bb mint
| tizenotezer dollar seg6lyt kapott
IVajjon erdemes-c tagiainak a Szd
| vctsfghez tart ozni2
Vegyiink cgy mask osztalyt
nelly ula!bb es nincsenek bcnne
annyi Greg tagok. Windberen van
a 318.-ik osztaly. Ennek tagiai az
av tizenegy h6napjaban $40 dol
liar k0riili 0sszeget fizettek be be
tegsegelyre es ugyanazon idt
alatt, majdnem egyezer dollarra.
tJbb heti betegsegelyt kaptak
! Erdemes volt-e a windiberi ma
gvar testvereknak a. Sz0vetseg-
hez tartozni9
Clymeren a nyaron banyarob
banas volt. Egy napon veszett oda
0t tagtarsunk. Egyik-masik alie
volt nahany ewes tag. Mindnek 6
csaladja megkapta azonnal az
ezer dollar segelyt. Erdemes
volt-e nekik a Szovetseghez tar
TONI? Igen. Ok gondoskodtak g
csaladjukrol.
A gyermekeinkr6l is condos.
kodni kell. A halal veszedelme'
nem harithatjrk ell fel6liik, de hs
bek0vetkezlk, segalyt kapunk.
A 255-ik osztalynal Szab6 Ka
rolyne tagtarsnonk beiratta tag
naik gyermekeit is. Egy szomorr
napon kis Ionkat es Sandort
egy lelketlen emIber meggyilkol
ia. Mem karp6tolhatja tagtars'
not ketszaz dollar segely {
vesztesegert, de mdgis j6l esett
neki. Lam, a gyakori gyemek
; halal mellett, meg ilyen esetek is
Observation-Disclosures. Indokolt tehat
; hogy irassuk be gyermekeinket {
: magyar egyletekbe.
Miert epen magyarbag - Az
ert, inert Oft testv6ri szeretette
intezik mindenki sorsat es nem r
deg iilzleti alapon. Szamtalan pei
) dat lehetne felhozni, mikor az id
gen egylett6l, vagy biztosit6 tar
sulatt6l valamely ok miatt mem
j kapta meg a magyar az . sege
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

A SIT. Gy0rgy egyhaz karacso-
nyi szindarabja a regi Kossuth
k0ri na@ytercmben keril bemuta-
tasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

A lapunkban hirdet6 cegeknel
vasarolion. Vasarlasainal emlitse
meg, hogy a hirdetest lapunkban
ldtta. Szolgalatot tesz nekink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

lyet. A magyar egylett6l mind6g
megkapja. A magyar egyletnel
tudja a magyar, hogy mi sza-
bAly 6s nem csinalhat teNedest.
Az idegcn cgyletntl nem tndja
magat mihez tartani, megcsinal-
ia a ,tevedest, es elesil1 a segely-
tGl.
Ezekert kcll min'den magyar
nak egylethez tartozni es ezekert
kell mat.yar embernek, magyar
egylcthez tartozni
Walko Janos,
a Sz0vetseg titkara
, 1926-09-01
PUBLIC NOTICE

At the regular meeting of the
Game and Fish Commission held in
Cheyenne, Wyoming on July 9Th,
1926 the Hoodoo State Game Pre-
serve boundaries were changed to
read as follows:
Beginning at a point where Re-
public Creek crosses the Wyoming
Montana line; thence up Republic
Creek to the Absaroka Divide;
thence along Absaroka Divide in
a southerly direction to its inter-
section with the east boundary line
of the Yellowstone National Park;
thence north along the east bound
airy line of the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park to the Montana line;
thence east along the Montana
Wyoming line to Republic Creek,
the point of beginning.
]. F.. REPLOGLE,
Pres, Board of Game and
Fish Commissioners.
By: A. A. Sanders, Secretary.
First publication August 25, 1926.
Last publication September 1, 1926.