davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-06-17
INTERVIEW ON ware
DECLARED CORRECT
Reporter Makes Affidavit About
Statement Credited to Magistrate
F. x. O'Connor.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA. June 17.-The
Philadelphia Public Ledger today
publishes an affidavit signed by Her
man II. Anderson. a reporter. pur-
porting to show that Magistrate F..
y. O'Conner had been quoted cor.
rectly in the story published In the
Evening Public Ledger on May 10,
and which Mr.. O'Conner before the
Senate committee investigating cam
paign expenditures yesterday denied
having made.
The affidavit says Mr.. O'Conner, a
candidate for Republican congress
sional nomination. made this state
ment.
Congressman Nare's organization
offered me $3.50 900 to Withdraw from
the race for the Republican nomina.
tion for Congress from the district
Ware now represents.
IF Ware wins the nomination II
will cost him 100000.
Ware tried to buy off my opuosi.
ton to his candidacy on two occa.
sions. First. he offered me SIS 900 to
withdraw my opposition to him in the
forty-eighth ward. This l refused
Then, on the last day of which /
could withdraw my candidacy for the
congressional nomination, I was again
approached and the sum offered me
was increased to $50. 900 [ declined
and supported Senator Peppers can
didacv.
This fight against Ware in Phila-
delphia cost him n goodly sum. If
he wins the nomination I estimate
that it will have cost him 5000 600.
He had 300 paid workers fighting
my forces in the forty-eighth ward
alone"
Evening star., 1926-06-17

4 famous man is one who is known
by more people than he knows.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
PRINCE COMMENDS
SWEDISH AM|TY
Addresses Countrymen Upon
Advantage Each Nation
Gains From Ties.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WORCESTER. Mass. June IA
plea for continued amity between
Sweden and this country was voiced
today by Crown Prince Gustavus
Adolphus in an address at the annual
Midsummer festival of the Sweden
National Federation.
Thousands of this city'S 10000 resi-
dents of Swedish birth or descent
heard the future Scandinavian ruler
ln their native tongue.
Recalling that Sweden was the first
neutral country to enter into formal
political relations with the United
states through treaty signed by
Benjamin Franklin, in 1883 the
prince said Times have changed.
The United States has developed into
a world power with enormous re-
sources. Our small country has been
unable TO keep pace with its friend of
1883. But the mutual good relation
ship remains the same, and. l venture
to say, the friendship between us con
tinues ever warm and active"
Discussing the emigration of
Swedes to this country. the Prince
found cause for qualification in the
part they have played and commented
on their preservation "of sense OF
solidarity with the old country"
NO better service could the immi-
grant render the large country which
has received many of your country s
sons and daughters with hospitality
than to offer il not merely their la
Dor but also II share of the cultural
resources which in the course of cen
turies have been accumulated by their
ancestors. In exchange. we back
home receive the fresh impulses from
the Young culture which fOuriSheS
here-from the spirit of enterprise and
the energy which are the strength
of America"
Evening star., 1926-06-17


Purchase of land at the Harrison
School.
Purchase of site for the new
health school for colored pupils.
In the thirteenth division so4l 900
is included to cover the following:
Purchase of land at the Giddings-
Lincoln School
Purchase of land at the Birney
School.
Purchase of land at the Lovejoy
School.
Purchase of playground site at
the ravne School.
An appropriation of $4,000 is in
cluded for the construction of the
Martha Washington Vocational School.
a total of 81 ,232 900 is included to
cover the needs of the senior high
schools, as follows:
Construction on the Mckinley Tech
nical High School.
Purchase of land at the Armstrong
Technical High School.
Purchase of land at the Dunbar
High School.
Grading of the athletic field at the
Dunbar High School.
Grading of the athletic field at the
Mckinley Manual Training School.
Outside OT the estimates designed to
bring the five-year building program
up to date, estimates totaling more
than $1,000,0 600 are included to care
for repairs, requirements and i'm
provements.
A separate item Of $125,540 is car
ried for the painting and improving
and grading of the following IA build.
lngs:
Western High School. painting and
grading; Armstrong High School,
painting and grading: Bancroft
School. painting and grading; Bell
School, painting and grading; John F.
Cook School. painting and grading:
Henry D. Cooke School, grading;
Deanwood School. painting and grad
Ing: Eaton School. retaining wall and
grading; Garrison School, grading;
Health School, grading; Janney
School painting and grading; kins-
man School, grading; Park View
School. retaining wall and grading;
RAYMOND School. painting and grad
ing.
An increase from 5000 obtained
last year to $4,000 is asked in the
estimates for the purchase of paper
towels. 1t is explained that with the
$4,000 appropriation every pupil in
the public schools can be provided
with paper towel each day under
towels have run out after the first As
days of the school term.
The increase of the item for ''re-
pairs and Improvements from $780,
900 obtained in the 1927 appropriation
to 100000 is principally due to the
fact that 100000 worth of new fur
naces must be installed at the earliest
possible moment. =
Despite the fact that the item vas
eliminated from the budget in 1927,
the hoard again asks for 100000 for
the replacement and repair of furn-
ture and equipment 1t is pointed
out that there is great deal of
ancient furniture in use in the
schools which must be either remod-
eled or replaced before it falls apart.
Another large item included in the
estimates is s153,00o for painting in
the schools.
A total of s5.949.o9o is carried for
salaries of teachers and librarians in
the 1928 estimates. as compared with
S5.564.300 carried in the 1927 appropri
alton.
Evening star., 1926-06-17

parked car in front Of sos Twelfth
street northeast early last night and
was struck by the automobile OF
Harry r. Magruder. 1852 Neal street
northeast. The child was slightly
shocked.
Theodore F. Smith. Z years old, 81
Decatur street, was knocked down by
the automobile of J. B. Logan, Wilson
road, Md. on Thirteenth, between
Emerson and Farragut streets, about
4:30 o'clock in the afternoon. DIR. /.
b. Tibbetts treated the child for con-
cussion of the brain before he was
taken to Walter Reed Hospital. where
his condition was reported undeter-
mined. Logan was held under bond
on a charge of alleged violation OF
the traffic regulations.
While crossing in front o. his home
at 43l M street early last night.
Gus Rott, Il years old. was knocked
down By the automobile OF SANDY
Crowley, cclored. 1928 NJ street. and
slightly hurt. He was giver surgical
aid by DR. William T. Gill.
Lieut.. Frederick z. Heberle. L. :.
N. was driver of an automobile that
collided with the bicycle of Charles
Spates. IA years old. 10091s Twenty
fourth street. near Massachusetts
avenue and Eighteenth street. yester-
day afternoon. The boy said he was
not hurt.
Ralph Johnson. u years old. 62t +
street southwest, was slightly hurt
Yesterday afternoon when his bicycle
and an automobile collided on Six.
teenth street, near Scott Circle. He
was treated at Emergency Hospital
by DIR. Passalaqua.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
$15.549,9O6 ASKED
BY SCHOOL BOARD
FOR USE IN 1929

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1926-06-17

in the interest of the Pepper-Fisher
ticket.
'"rhe Ware forces had the popular
side i'm the fight" he asserted, FOR
ALLEGHENY County is wet.
John NJ. Flynn. a Democratic mem
her of the Pennsylvania House of
Delegates, who said he met in con-
ference here with w. l.. Mellon
and Joseph X. Grundy to discuss
the fitness of John S. Fisher for the
governorship. was asked by Senator
Reed If he lever heard of a fund of
5000 900 being raised in Pennsylvania
by the w. G. Il. u. to get some re-
form In the election laws?'
Yes. ii was reported following the
legislative session of 1923. At that
time Gov Pinchot had complained
that the Legislature had failed TO ap-
propriate sufficient funds TO enforce
the prohibition law. and it was re-
ported the women undertook 10 raise
the fund"
Flynn did not know how much was
raised. but said that in the recent
campaign the charge was made that
such a sum was raised, the charge
having been made by Mrs. Maude
Seymour that the money was not
used for that purpose.
All thlS ! am telllnS you ! nave
only as rumor," Flynn added. There
was no doubt about the money being
raised"
ITO whom was the money donated,
what official?" asked Senator Goff
1T was paid to the treasurer of the
W, C.. 7. l.. as | heard it
I'VE are not putting this in as evi
dence," Senator Reed said, "but mere
ly AS hearsay, so as TO get at the
thing"
Heard Drive Failed
Flynn said that 'just as matter
Of rumor." he had heard that the
w. c. T. L. did not reach its $500. 900
goal
Flynn said "the women got to row
ing among themselves and the contro-
versy about the money followed oh.
we had wonderful campaign" he
added. amid laughter.
The witness denied that he had
agreed TO act with Grundy in raising
funds for the Pepper Fisher combina-
tion from the Pennsylvania Manu-
fact,lrers' Association. He added that
he did not collect any funds.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
REED QUESTIONS WHEELER
ON EARLY PART OF CAREER

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1926-06-17
Foreign Firms Outbid Americans
For $4,000 Battlefield HeadstOnes

Provided the Secretary of War ap.
proves the recommendation OF the
American Battle Monuments Com
mission, Of which Gen. John j. Perish
ing Is chairman. contracts Will be
made with European dealers for the
erection of 5000 marble headstones
on graves in American cemeteries In
France, England and Belgium.
Bids for these headstones were
recently received by the Quarter
master General of the Army from the
principal dealers in marble and granite
in the United States and in France
and other European countries. The
bids have not been made public, but
1t is known that the bids for marble
headstones received from foreign firms
were much lower in price than those
received from domestic dealers and
Evening star., 1926-06-17

Receives from Churches.
Mr.. Wheeler testified that the State
organizations have separate treasurers
and that they raise their own funds
and disburse them.
Senator Reed and the witness got
into a colloquy over whether the Anti
Saloon contributes to the churches or
the churches contribute to the Anti
Evening star., 1926-06-17

that the bids for supplying granite
headstones averaged three times
higher in price than those for marble
headStones.
The $1,000 headstones involved in
the current transaction represent
about one-half Of the number required
to mark the total number of graves
of American soldiers in Europe, but
is about all that can be provided for
at this time with the funds available
out of the total appropriations of
$500 900 for the American Battle
Monuments Commission for the cur
rent year. Provision for marking the
remaining graves will be made when
additional funds are provided for con-
tinuing the general work of the com
mission, including the erection of
general monuments and special me
MORALS
Evening star., 1926-06-17
BEIDLEMAN FILES REPORT.
Committee Received Sl9S,O6?75 ant
Spent SlI9,69o. o.93, Books Show.

HARRISBURG. Pa. June II P).-
The f. F.. Beidleman statewide cam
paign committee received SIPS 062. IS
and spent S119.622. % in the unsucCess-
full primary campaign of Edward r.
Beidleman for the Republican guber-
Material nomination, the committee
reported today. This was the final day
for filing expense accounts Of politi-
cal committees.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
Hoodoo in Tennis.

In tennis circles 1t is GENERALLY,
reckoned unlucky for a PLAYER to
wear green, and even a racouet
strung with green gut or with green
binding on the frame is looked AZ
askan"e by many PLAYERS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
sZEMELYI HIR

Magyarsagunk soraiban meg
szamosan eml6kezneIk Vasko J6-
zsef testveriinkre csaladjara, a
Xix varosunkb0l keriiltek ell Cleve-
LAMBDA. Vasko J0zsefek = elkes-
We bar = lapunk utjan kivannak
minden szepet es jot karacsony
es uj6v alkalmaval ismeroseik-
mex.
TIT emlitjiik meg, hogy Vask6
JOSEF es csaladja a karacsonya
iinnepeket Kenyhec7 Mihaly So
goranal, valamint edesapjuknal,
Vask6 Janoseknal toltotte ell.
Unnep utani vasarnap tertek visz-
sza csak cleveland Otthonukba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
"A MELT0sAGos CsIZMADIA

Az E. Y. A. G. nagyszerii szinielo-
adast rendez januar 24.-en, vasar-
nap este-Pompas vigjatsk keriil
bemutatasra Roman Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

Boldogtalan az az apa, kinek
fla csizmadia. Merit mem tudja,
mely 6ra'ba esik csirizes talba.
Csiriz, dikics, cip6talp Macy szere-
pet jatszanak egy csizmadia 6leta-
ben. De meg enn6l is nagyobbsze-
rii S igazan pompas szerepek van
max a "Melt0sagos csizmadia" G.
pompas vigjatekban. Az east yo-
ungstowni Magyar Athleta Klub
ianuar 24.-en, vasarnap a Roman
Hallban mutatja be ext az erdekes
mesejii, pompas kacagtato dara-
bot.
A darab probai Macy szorgalom
NAL buzgalommal folynak, a sze-
replok mindegyike nagy kedvvel
lelkesedessel kesziil az eloahdasra,
ugy hogy igazan elvezetes szora-
koztat6 est var a magyarsagra. Az
el6adas jegyei magyar iizletek-
ben mar l1aphat6k al1i j6 helyet
akar maganak biztositani, az Walt
! sa meg elore jegyet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
KERELEM /!
Helybeli es videki el0fizet0ink fl
gyelmebe.

Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap ev-
vel a szamaval a tizen0todik ev-
folyamat kezdi meg. Tizenot esz-
tend6 6ta kopogtat be huseggel S
becsiilettel Mahoning es Shenango
volgyenek majdnem minden ma
gyar hazaba.
Mint minden magyar intezmeny,
ugy ez az ujsag is sulyosan erzi a
bevandorlasi torveny korlatozasa-
it. Az Greg magyarok elhalnak,
helyikbe ujak mem johetnek, az
lit felcseperedett fiatalsag pedig
mem vesz magyar olvasni valot ke.
zebe.
Ennek az ujsagnak letjogosult
sagat megmutatta hata megett le
vo tizennegy esztendo, a kerde.
az, hogy ha az allapotok ICY tar
tanak, meddig jelenhetik meg e;
az ujsag? Tisztan es egyediil a ms
gyarsagon all a valasz.
ElOfizetOinket tisztelettel ker
jiik, hogy kiildjek be az egy evr'
szolo ket dollaros elofizetest. Sal
nos sokszazra tehet0 hatraleko
sok szama. Akit mem keres fel ;
kollektor, az vagy juttassa ell hoz
zank az elofizetest, vagy irja mel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
FONTOs GYtjLEs
A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor tagjai-
max figyelmebe.

A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r We
zetosege ezuton hozza a tagok tu-
domasara, hogy januar 10-en, va
sarnap delutan 2 oral kezdettel
nagyfontossagu gyulest tart A
k0r tagjai keretnek, hogy a gyii-
lesen lehetoleg teljes szamban We
gyenek reszt.
A vasarnapi gyiiles egyik legion
tosabb targya lesz, a k0r idei pro-
gramjanak elkeszitese S reszle-
TEX megbeszelese. A vezet6s6g ell
hatarozta, hogy ebben az eszten-
d6ben hatalmas feladatok megva-
l6sitasaba fog belle s ha tagsag a
Macy terveket partolja, vallal-
kozik evvel jar6 munka vegzese-
re - akkor k0r idei tevekeny-
sege gazdag lesz esemenyekben.
A vezet6seg ezuton is felker
minden egyes tagot a vasarnapi
gNulesen val6 megjelenesre egy-
ben ARA is keri oket, hogy va
sarnap este tartand6 Magyar Kul-
turesten, a Moose Hallban, teljes
szamban legyenek jelen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

iat, halala reggelen meg felkeltI
maid visszafekiildt. .Kis
karacsonyi jokivansagok |
kal ohaitotta kosz0nteni - a Macy
mama azonban mar halott volt.
Temetese nagy reszvet mellett
ment vegbe december 28.-an, elobb
a 60 Regent St.-i gyaszhaznal,
maid a Mahoning avei gor. kath.
templomban, vegiil a Kalvaria te-
met6be. ! Az egyihazi szertartast
F6t. Suba Ern6 plebanos vegezte,
mig temetest, VascSak JOSEF
rendezte tGle mar megszokOtt
gondossaggal. A megboldogult ko-
porsojara koszorut helyeztek An
na---leanya, veje-Szalay Ferenc
es csaladja, Hajdu Pal es csaladia,
Molnar Lajos es csaladja, Balogh
Tstvan es csaladja, Fazekas lstvan
es csaladja, Kollat Ferenc es Pei
ko Vince es csaladja. A koporsot
vittek f0ldiei: Lengyel Peter, HUI
s6czky Janos, Matica Janos, HUI
s6czky JOSEF, Tobias Ferenc, Fa-
zekas Istvan. Koszorukat vittek
Geese Janosne, Balogh Istvanne
Molnar Erzsike es Zsuzsika, Ha.
lasz Laiosne, Tomory Arpadne
Foray Margit. Autoikkal megje.
lentek: Hajdu Pal, Molnar Lajos
Gy0mber JOSEF. Beres Balazs
Gomez Gyula es Louis Geus.
A megboldogult Bodrogolaszi
Zemplenm. sziiletesii volt, negy
esztend6vel ezel6tt keriilt Xxi Anne
rikaba. Gyaszoljak, gyermekei
Szalay Ferencne, 0zv. Kuthy 10
zsefne, Jesztreb Janos, unokai
testvere: Dancsosi Miklosne, va
lamint rokonai: Babek Ferenc e
csaladja, Baksi Ferencne, Dancso
81 Veronka, Annuska es Janos, ozv
Szalay Ferencne fs Zagyi Janos
ne, stb., stlb.
A mtlyen sujtott csalad nevf
ben lapunk utjan mond halas kd
sz0netet az elhunyt leanya, Sza
lay Ferencne, mindazoknak, akiI
az efhunyt koporsoiara koszoru
kiildtek, aut6jukkal segitettez, v
lamint azoknak, akik harom eye
es nappal virrasztottak, valamin
Balogh Istvannak es Lengyel Pc
ternek es a R6zsafiizer Tarsula
tagjainak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
oRvosI HIR.


DIR. Laurisin Jen6, magyar or
vos hetfon, januar lien ismet
megkezdi rendel6 6rait Union
Building'ben levo orvosi irodaja-
ban.
A nagy nepszeriisegnek orvendo
magyar orvost, hazassaga alkal-
naval, az ismer6s0k, j6baratok $
tisztel6k egesz serege halmozza ell
j6kivanatokkal. A tiz napig lire.
sen ALT orvosi rendeloben, hetfon
ismet kezdetet veszi mozgalmas
elet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
i HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0l

K0r szivcsztcri tancmulat
sagan. A k0r etosege halas k0-
sz0nettel veszi Kossllth tabor
megert6 tamogatasat "a maga re-
szer6l is igeri, hogy a jovoben meg
ertes egyiittmiik0des jelige alatt
folytatja maid miik0deset.
A felemlitett esemeny koveten
do peldakent allhat magyarsa
omnk el6tt. Biztato remeny ez {
k0zeledes a j0vore nezve. Kivana
tos lenne, hogy a t0bbi egyletek il
ebben a szellemben munkalkodjd
max Az nj esztend6 folyaman.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

mindent megtesz, hogy amerikai
evangelikus testvereink,
mas felekezetek peldajara, sajat
hitiink szerinti egyhazakban el-
jcnek - most mar rajtnnk sor,
hogy egyhazi hat6sagunk nemes
gondoskodo szeretetet elfogad-
juk-e, vagy visszautasitjuk.
Ismetelten kerem tehat magyar
lutheranus hittestvereimet, hogy
a ianuar 10. -en tartand6 istentisz-
teletre j6jjenek Ell.
Ruzsa Istvan,
ag. h. ev. lelkesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

becsiilettel, magyar nyiltsaggal,
hogy lapunkra mines sziiksege $ to-
vabb ne kiildjiik ezt az ujsagot.
sajnos olyanok is akadnak nagy
szammal, akik hetrol-hetre meg.
kapjak lapunkat, elolvassak AIT S
amikor a fizetesre keriil a sor, ak
kor kijelentik, hogy mem kell az
ujsag. Ahova pedig mem kopogtat-
max be kollektoraink, oda kiildoz-
gethetjuk a fizetesre felszolito le-
veleket - valasz egyre sem erke-
zik.
A tizen0t0dik esztendo kezde-
ten avval q kersssel kopogtatunk
be minden olvasonkhoz, hogy nez-
re meg a cine mellett a lap lejara
tat, ha hatralekos, akkor ne var.
Jon Sc kollektorra, Sc felsZo'itd
levelekre, hanem hozza be az el0
! fizetest Observation-Disclosures, ha vi
deki, ugy kiildje be annak ossze
get egy level kisereteben.
Bizunk abban, hogy jogos kere
sink meghallgatasra talal. Ennel
remenyeben kszonti olvaso re-
melhetoleg elofizet0 taborat, az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
DIV. JEsZTREB JANosNE
HIRTELEN HALALA
Macy reszvet mellett temettek e
az id0s magyar asszonyt.

A Szeretet iinnepen gyaszos ese
meny szinhelye volt Szalay Feren-
eek 60 Regent st. alatti haza. A
legjobb edesanya, anyos es nagy
mama varatlan halala boritotta
mely gyaszba a hozzatartozok, IS
mer6s0lk j6baratok hatalmas
szamu sereget.
A mutt ev december 25.-en va
ratlanul, 0r0k alomra hunyta le
szemeit 0zv. Jesztreb Janosne
sziiletett Varga Maria. El6z6 este
meg j6iziien elk0lt0tte vacsora
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

Mil berendezve, keszseggel all min
denfaita bankiigyekben a hozza-
fordnl6k segitsegere.
A Capitol Savings ceg januar
elsej6t6l 5 fs Eel szazalfk kamatot
fizet a bctftek utan. Aki penzet
lit helyezi ell, az nemcmk nagyobb
kamatot kap legnagyobb bizton
sag mellett, thanem egyben a bank
utian el6segiti polgartarsai j6le.
tet is. A bank jelzalog- kolcsonok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
FELH1vAs
A youngstown es videki agostai
evangelikusok figyelmebe.

Felhivom a Youngstown es vi
deki magyar az. hitv. evangeliku-
sokat, hogy januar 1O.-en, vasar-
nap delutan 4 orakor tartando is
tentiszteletiinre elj0nni szives-
kedjenek. Az istentisztelet helye a
351 West Rayen Avenuen levo
Grace" angol lutheranus tenn
plom. "1
Az istentisztelet utan r0vid gyu
lest tartunk, kivanatos lenne te-
hat, ha az istentiszteletre a Yo-
ungstown es k0rnyeki magyar lu-
theranusok eljonnenek, mivel lit
fogjuk elhatarozni, hogy megszer-
vezziik-e Youngstown es kornye-
XII magyar evangelikus leanyegy-
hazat, vagy pedig elejtjiik-e ter
viinket.
Felettes egyhazi hatosagunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

folyositasaval foglalkozik icy,
aki hazat 6hajt venni, vagy epi-
teni, az teljes bizalommal fordul-
jon ehhez bankhoz.
A Capitol Savings and Loan to-
vabbra is Hamory Gyorgy vezete-
Sc alatt all, aki mint eddig is min
dig, ezutan is kiilonos figy
mel el6zekenyseggel intezi el
minden hozzafordulo magyar en-
Der iigyet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

es csinos, ujjavarazsolt helyise-
geben, a regi kiprobalt vezetes
mellett all a magyarsag rendelke-
zesere Capitol Savings and Loan
Co. A Terminal Buildingban levo
regi helyiseg ujjaalakitva, moder-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
A MEGERTES

egyiittmiikodes bi1tat6 igere-
tie eyanant emlelksziink meg arr6l,
hogy a Kossuth K0r tagsaga ha-
talmas szamban jelent meg a Kath
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-04-01
ASSESSOR DECLARES
HONOR SYSTEM WORKS

County Assessor L. NJ. Clayton
reports this week that assessment
lists sent out to the country dis
tricts are coming in rapidly. The.
assessment slips to the country
are sent out under the honor sys-
tenn, the blank forms of the lists
being mailed to the property own
ers, who fill them out and return
them. 1t is Mr.. Clayton's opinion
that this system is working out
very satisfactorily.
Mr.. Clayton has completed the
assessment lists for the towns Of
Culbertson and Froid and is work
ing on the Poplar list the latter
part of this week. He reports an
increase of 100000 in the land
valuations for the county. This
is due to the new patents which
have been issued since last No.
vember.