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New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
QUARANTINE ERROR

Havana, Aug. IS. P)-An error In the clearance papers of the steam ship Metapan. from New York, was blamed today for a quarantine scare here yesterday.
 It was learned that death from yellow fever had occurred. but it was learned when the vessel sailed from Kngtson. Jamaica last night that there was only a slight case of diptheria aboard, Four passengers who landed from the vessel were placed under quarantine. but were to be released today.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
TRAIN THEFT SUSPECT HELD Montreal Police Question Man on c65 OOO Salisbury (NaSs,0 Robbery

Montreal, Aug. 13 Pl-Two young men, one from Detroit and the other from Salisbury, Mass, whose names the police declined to reveal, were in custody yesterday pending investigation into the theft of luggage from automobiles during the past week.
 The police said one of the pair was being questioned about S6S,- GOO train robbery in Salisbury on July 27.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
TO PRACTICE TONIGHT.

Manager Joe Veniski Of the Fal- cons baseball team has called q practice of his squad for St. Mary's field tonight at 6:30 o'clock sharp. All members must be on hand for a hard workout in preparation for Sundays opening game in the hens- ington-Falcon series.
 Coach Charlie Miller of the Pirates baseball team has sent out a call for a practice session tonight at 6:SO o'clock at Walnut Hill park. All players must be on hand promptly al the stated time.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
WOULD PAY EXPENSES
The Women's Swimming Association Had Planned to Support Gertrude Edcrle.

New York. Aug. IS LP - The women's swimming association an- nounced today that the matter of paying Gertrude Ederle's expenses in her recent successful effort to swim the English Channel has been under adviseemnt when she turned professional. The W. S. A, paid ex- penses for the 1925 attempt,
 Reports that the association had refused to finance the second at tempt, thereby causing Miss Ederle to turn professional, brought the official statement.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

peal to imaginative children, and an idea of their content is gained from the titles: The Call" Moon beam Magic" The Indian of the Tree" Billy Jones and the Whale" ana The Princess of Daisy Val ley"
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

According to Hartford sporting authorities, Tommy Comiskey, the Senator's third baseman, is big league material and may go higher next year. Local fans who attend the games at Clarkin field agree that he may go but doubt that he will stay. They say he is a good fielding third sacker but he would hardly be a sticker against big league pitching.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
The Standing
Games Today

Games Today Bridgeport at Providence. Hartford at. Albany. New Haven at Springfield. Waterbury at Pittsfeld.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
Games Tomorrow

Bridgeport at Providence. Hartford at Albany. New Haven at Albany. Waterbury at Pittsfeld.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
The Standing
Games Today

Chicago at Pittsburgh.
 New York at Philadelphia. ,(Other Clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Washington 5, New York 2. Cleveland 5, Chicago 0. St. Louis ', Detroit 2. Philadelphia 5-5, Boston 10.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

The Hartford Senators lost their first game in four days yesterday. They did not play Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
Games Today

Games Today Syracuse at Jersey City. CD. Rochester at Newark. Buffalo at Baltimore. Toronto at Reading.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
EASTERN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday Providence 5, Hartford 4, C innings, darkness). Bridgeport s, Albany 5. (Other games postponed, rain).
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

Marty Shay, formerly with Hart ford and now with Bridgeport, is warming the bench and 'Waddy" MacPhee, former Princeton football and baseball star, is playing short for the Bears. Shay must have gone into a slump of late or else he needs rest, for he was enjoying one of his best seasons up to last week.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

mother church of the Christian Science faith. which she embraced several years ago and has since l followed.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday Buffalo &. Baltimore 4. (All others postponed, rain)
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

Right now. it looks as If the home run honors in the Eastern league, are between Bowman of New Ha- ven, Yordy of Bridgeport White Of Hartford, and Wight of Providence. Ad Shinkel, last seasons leader, has been contenting himself with dou- bles and singles this year, with the result that he is fourth from the top in hitting. It would not sur prise us if Bowman finishes the season on top of the heap in hit ting and in home runs, as the big fellow wields a heavy mace and thinks nothing of collecting two hits in four attempts almost every game.
 The Eastern league schedule Is funny one. The teams go on the road a full week at time, then come home for a week. By this ar rangement the fans almost forget the faces of their favorites for one week, and then have them day after day for another week. It would seem that two or three days 8 week at home every week of the season would be better than the present schedule.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

There are some who are of the opinion that three out of five series will be too prolonged, but this is a matter of opinion, of course.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

The fans of the city are going to have enough real goodS baseball right up to the end of the season and beyond that. according to the schedules as they stand at present.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
Games Yesterday

Cincinnati g, Philadelphia g. Chicago at New York, rain.
 (Other clubs not 'scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
The Standing
Games Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York at Washington. Philadelphia at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
SD e a kin g of Sports

The baseball playoff for this sea- son in this city was about settled last night when at a meeting. Man agers Pat Buckley of Kensington and John Tobin of the Corbin Red Sox. decided to stage series of three out of five games between their team. The dates run from August g to October IT.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
NEW HAVEN GIRL
 KILLED IN AUTO
Meets Death While Taking Her
 Vacation

Pittstord, N. r. Aug. IS Pl - Miss Evangeline Istas, P, of New Haven, Conn, was instantly killed yesterday when an automobile in which she was riding with her family ran head-on into a work car of the Rochester x Eastern railroad at a grade crossing in the Palmyra highway, mile and a half east of here.
 Mrs. Paul J. 1stas, the mother, was taken to a Rochester hospital suffering from shock. Mir. Istas and Paul, jr.. who was driving the car. escaped serious injury,
 Father and son both said they heard crossing signals, but that they supposed the car was far enough away to permit them to pass. The autompbile was demol- ished.
 New Haven, Aug. 1S tP - The Istas family were on a vacation trip, the destination of which was unknown to friends. Miss Istas, who was killed, was a teacher in the public schools here and MT. Istas is a foreman at the Win chester Repeating Arms company plant.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

NO GAME: WET GROUNDS
 Pniiada'ntia, Aug. 1S Pl~New YasG, Philadelphia game postponed; wet grounds.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

A series, two out of three, should decide any supremacy between teams, some say, because the inter- est is liable to die down when a longer playoff is held, but there will be plenty of interest in the games if the teams come out winning two each.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

The Falcons and Kensington hop of Sunday in Kensington and the Sox and Kensington get going the week following. The first game will give an indication of just how the teams will stack up against one an- other.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

We hope to have something very definite to say about this matter within the next few days because there are many football fans in this city who are anxious to know.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

Many have been asking about football team this coming fall. With out knowing anything definite about the matter, we are prone to say that New Britain will have a football team this fall. According to what we have heard, negotiations have been opened up with several of the men who were members of the team last year and some, though not actually signed, are ready to affix their signatures to contracts at any time.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-13

Somebody in the Rangers A. C.. started something yesterday when they wrote an article into this de- partment stating that the present Ranger team is better than the old one which disbanded in June. To- day two members of the old team visited this office and hurled a challenge at the new team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-25

scheme for getting around the
Philippine law prohibiting more than
1 900 acres of land belonging to a
single corporation. Rubber grow
ers claim plantations cannot be
worked profitable on so small a
scale.
1.-THE underlying incentive for the
proposed division of the Philippines
Is not, Of course, to really preserve
any rights any land for the Moros
or Pagans," says the paper above
referred to, ''but to get this great
empire, one of the richest in un'
developed natural resources in the
world, in some status that will per-
NIT it unlimited exploitation py
American capitalists.
/ Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, hero Of the
Philippine instruction first against
Spain, then against the United
States, but for many years now a
good friend of this country-has
cabled a protest to President Cool
Iidge.
The President, however, has let IL
be known that he Is interested in
the measure and expects to get a re
port on 1t from Gen. Leonard. Wood
governor general of the Philippines
among others, and give it his back.
ing If he then considers 1t a good
thing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-25
RUBBER CONTROL.
GRAB IS SEEN IN
PHILIPPINE BILL
Measure Puts Pagan Terri
tory Under Washing
ton Rule.
By William Philip Simlns
Times &fnff Cnrresnnn6ent

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Fili-
pinos both here and in the Philip
pines are UP in arms against what
they characterize as bold scheme
to grab and exploit more than half
the richest area of the islands.
The reference is to the bill just
introduced in Congress by Represen-
tative Robert l.. Bacon of New York
and which President Coolidge is now
studying with a view to giving it
his support.
The bill would take the territoy
inhabited by the Mohammedan
Moros from under the existing Phil
pine government and put it under,
Eraight American rule. There would
be an American governor appointed
by the President and a legislative
council which would include three
Moros.
Allegiance to Washington
Philippine laws would not apply
and the inhabitants of the territory
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-25

Van Rensselaer,, director of = the
college Of home economics at Cornell
University, speaking at the National
Farm School Conference held here.
But Miss Van Rensselaer, has a
solution.
Find way to keep the girls on
the farm and you will have found
a way to keep the men on the FARM"
she says.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-25

would owe allegianceNto Washing
ton instead of Manila.
1.-THE advocates Of Philippine ex-
ploitation have finally revealed their
full hand" comments the current
issue of the Philippine Republic, or
gan of the Filipinos in this coun-
try.
This measure for the final sofu-
ton of the Philippine problem" the
magazine continues, sets forth a
scheme by which American capital
lists would ultimately fall heir to
so per cent of the richest Philip
pine public lands remaining open for
entry.
1.-THE bill would remove the best
and most promising area Of the
Philippine archipelago, namely the
Islands sf Minandino Basilan, Pala-
wan and the Sulu group from the
jurisdiction of the present Philippine
government and confer on this Mo-
hammedan and Pagan territory a
separate and distinct form of gov
eminent under the authority Of the
United States.
Dregs Left
Then, if independence is ever
granted the Christian Filipinos their
Philippine republic would have to
be made up of the dregs."
The periodical finds it significant
that the territory thus staked out
contains all the land which the
United States Department Of Agri-
culture last year pronounced
Especially good for rubber growing.
r Thus, it says, so per cent of total
public lands in the islands, would
be appropriated for the protection"
of the 100000 Mohammedan moros
and Pagan against their 10000, 900
Christian brothers.\s
Filipinos here see in the bill a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-25
KEEP THE GIRLS THERE

That's How to. Hold the Men on the
Farms.
NEA Service
NEW YORK, June 25.-"How to
keep the men on the farm is one
Of the most serious questions before
the country today" said Miss M.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-11
VERHOVAY 1OS
A vasarnapi gyiilesen fizesse meg
a Eali illeteket minden egyes hat
ralekos-Beteg tagok.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 10S-
TX, helyi fiokia vasarnap delutan
2 oral kezdettel tartja meg gyu-
l6set reformatus templomalatti
helyis6gben.
Az egylet tagjai keretnek, hogy
lehetoleg teljes szamban jelenje-
mex meg. Azok a tagok, akik a
bali illeteket mindeddig mem fl
zettek meg, mulasztasukat tegyek
jova ezen a gyiilesen. Mar csak
ket gyiiles van hatra ebben az
esztend6ben, kivanatos volna, ha
minden hatralekos elintezne fig
90 iigyeit.
Akik az uj .okmanyt meg mem
kaptak kezhez, a vasarnapi gyii-
lesre okvetleniil j6jjenek ell s We
gyek at az okmanyukat. 4 Semmi
ertelme sincs annak, hogy az ok
manyok a gyiilesteremben hever
jenek. Aki nem veszi at az ok
manyt, az azutan ne a titkart okol
ia maid.
Beteg tagjaink nevsora he
ten a k0yetkez6: id. Ivan Janos
(65 Parnell ST., Tubica Gyorgy
(628 Dickson ST. es Revesz Mi
haly 1928 E. Indianola Ave-
Betegseg a titkarnal jelenten-
do, kinek cime 211 Edwards ST.,
telefon 78749.
Hoffer Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-11
KORCSMAROs JANOs HALALA
Otvennegy ewes koraban ragadta
el k0nyortelen halal szerettei
k0rebol

KorcsmaroS Janos, 16 Porter
St, Campbell, O., vaSarnap reg
gel visszaadta nemes lelk6t an
egck Uranak
A megboldogult Magyarorsza
gon sziiletett, q evvel ezalott kc-
riilt Campbellbe Tagia volt "A
SIT. Istvan egyhaznak. Honfitar-
sal j0l ismertek, Szerett6k Is be-
cSiiIttk. Ozvegy emberl6nt cit fc-
lesfeenek nyolc esztcnd6vcl en-
el6tt bek0vetkezett halala ota.
: Gyaszoljak Gtza eS VilmoS ne
vii fiai, valamint k6t leanya, Las
kay Mihalynt es Folbaaary San
dornf, allil1 mind campbelIi la
koSOk.
AZ elhunytat keddcn ki,trttli
mols6 utiara, a haznal tartott be-
szenteles utan, a SIT. Istvan tenn
plomban gyaszszertartas k0vet-
kezett, MAID a Calvaria temet6be
kiserte XII a gNaszolok serece a
megboldogultat.
Nyugodjon b6keben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-11
A RAvAsZ JosNO
1913 dollarjaba kerult egy hisze
keny embernek a "boldogsagi
kura.

A ravaSz cmbcrck alaposan XII
haS2naijak cgycsck hhAtkcnyst-
get. Sajnos meg mindig sokan van
nal1. alsil ha betegck, bamkkal
mem Az orvoShoz, hancm knruzs-
l0khoz fordulnak.
Egy k0rmonfont ciganyasszony
legujabb aldozatkent Tony Mahle,
245O Vestal Rd., jelentkezett a
rend6rs6gen. Elmondotta, hogy
edeSanyJa mar hosszabb lido ota
beteg $ harom honappal ezel0tt
a 10 baratok egy ciganyasszonyt
kommendaltak, aki biztosan Sc
Git a 'bajon.
A ciganyasszony szaz dollart
szamitott E1llraert S meg kiilon
% dollart kapott aZert, hogy az
asSzonNt boldoggA is tegye. kijc-
Icntcttc azonban, hogy kura ha-
tasa csall 3 h6nap mulva fog mn
tatlozni.
A .harom h6nap clmult, az or
voSSae azonban mem haSznalt
10y Tony a rendorseghez fordllt
a nyomozAS azonnal megindnlt.
Fnnck az esetncIk kapcSan
! Lallv detektivf0n0ll 0va init ;
k6z0ns6get a j6snoktoI, kurnzs
| l0kt0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-11
Nov. IT.
Szombaton
este 8:15
Warrenberl
az Army Hallban


.lenjenek meg. Az okt6ter 16.-iki
bal szamadasat is csak ugy ejthat-
jiik meg, ha tagok magukkal ho2
Yak a bali jegy6rt jaro 0sszeget.
A multi gyilIesen felvett tago-
kat l16rjjfk, felt6tleniil jelenjenek
meg.
a tagok t1ldomasara hozzuk.
hogy a gyermek-osztaly iigykeze-
l0je most mar mem a titkar, ha-
mem Macy Janos testveriink icy
aki gyermeket be 6hajt.ja iratni.
vagy hozza vagy a titkarhoz for
duljon.
Lengyel Peter, tikar.
220S Donald Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-11
A NILESI Bazaar
Szombaton este nyilik meg a re-
formatus egyhaz tobb ma. a-.os
bazarja.

A nilesi magyar reformatus
egyhaz karacsonyi bazarja szom-
baton este nyilik meg a West Sc
cond street, magyar reformatus
templom basementjeben. A bazar
minden este nyitva lesz, egesz
addig, amig minden targy ell mem
kell.
Rengeteg holmi, ajandektargy
sziikseges hazieszkoz, enniyal6
akad itt a bazaron, aki karacso-
nyi ajandekot 6hajt vasarolni, ait
lit vegye. Mem csak olcsobban jut
.minden targyhoz, hanem egyben
el6segiti az egyhaz el6rehalada-
sat.
Niles mines messze varosunkhoz
ICY remeljiik, hogy Youngstown
magyar testvereink szamosan vesz
mex reszt a .szombat esti bazar
megnyitason.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-11
"E r z s EBET KIRALYNE."
ELOADASARA A JEGYEK HOL
KAPHATOK?

A november 28.-an, a Kossntl
Kor rsgi nagyte4meben, 1874 East
Federal St., tartand6 jubilari'
dlszeloadasra, jegyek a kovetkezt
helyeken kaphatok el0vetelben:
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap, 800
800 West Federal St., telefcn
4212o.
10th Istvan iizleteben, 62O SteeI
Street.
Ress es Fla zeneiizleteben, Is e
Federal st.
Ress JOSEF zeneizleteben, 4Oe
West Federal St., Pennsylvania
allomassal szemben.
Szalma Istvan borbelyiizlet6.
ben, 1906 ST. Claire Ave.
Lax csemege iizleteben, 314 Z
Federal ST.
Eber Ferenc magyar patikaja
ban, 446 Federal st. Colonial Ho
tel).
Barta Sandor iizletebcn, 1922
Manhattan Ave.
Darazs EIDE borbely iizleteben
1440 South Ave.
Gagyi Janos, managerial.
Campbellen: Molnar Mihaly liz
leteben (46 Washington St.
A jegyek ara alacsonyabbr;
van szabva, a helyi rendezoseg Ike
relmsre. Igy mindenkinek modja
ban all oft lenni az eloadason. re
kintettel az oriasi erdekl6desre
jo, ha jegyet mindenki el0re meg
valtja.
Jegyarak: $3.50, $1.25, $100 E
75c. Gyermekjegy 25c.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-11
AKRoNI KIRANDULAs
Sokan kesziilnek vasarnap az ak.
roni zaszl6 szentelesre.

A helybeli Kathollllus Ifjnsagt
K0rt a mclcg baratsag szalai fiji
zii az akroni testver k0rh0z. Icy
azutan 6rthet6, hogy most vasar-
nap, amikor az akroni Ifjusag
K0r zaSzl6szcnteaese lcSz, varo.
sunk fiatalsaga sep Szamu kill
d0ttsGget menezt crre a sZep Is
magyar iinnepsegre.
Amint hallsnk, a vaSarnapi zaS2
l6szcntclesrc mem csak a k0ri ia.
gok, hancm masok is kfsziilnck
ICY aZutan' biztosra vchet6. hogl
Youngstown sep szamu ktpvi
sclethez mt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-11
Az ELs0 LEPEs
A Kossuth Kor vasarnapi gyiile-
sen megindult helyi mozgalom
Kossuth szobor erdekeben-Uj j
tagokkal szaporodott a Kossuth
garda.

A KoSSuth K0zmiivel0dtSi Egye
sillet az clmult vaSarnap este tar
totta meg gyillts6t tagok nagy
szamu reszt vttele mollett. A va
sarnapi gyiiles nagyiclcnt6stgii,
fontoS S igazan magyar hataroza-
tot hozott, amikW kimondotta,
hogy megteszi a kezd0 lepeselset
egy helyi Kossuth-szobor bizott-
SAG megalakitasa 6rdekeben.
A megjelentek nagy lelkesedes-
sci fogadtak az ere vonatkozd
inditvanyt Haromtagu szobor-
bizottsagot valasztottall: Gagy
Janos, Molnar Mihaly IS UraF
Karoly lettek a bizottSag tagiai
4 bizottsag azonnal maglIezdi mi
k0d6set, felsz6litja ugy a hely
egyhazakat, mint egyeletelet
hogy megbizottaikat valasszaI
meg kjildj6k XII a bizottsagi Cyl
l6sekre. A terv nagysza baSu gyu.
tfs meginditasa, melyben minder
magyar testillet kepviseletet nyel
ne.
A Kossuth K0r meginditotta {
nemes eszmf megval6sitaS aSanal,
helyi mozgalmat, most mar tes
tiileteken all, hogy egyakarattal
szinte maguk6va tegyek EFT a ma
gAar iigyet.
A vasarnapi gyiilesen kiilonbeI
a tagok szama nyolccal szaporo
dott. Egyhangulag NJ tagoku
valasztattak Hodory ls'tvanne
Hodory Etelka, Hodory Honka
Kat6ch Margitka, Mezo Kalman
ne. Martin Ferenc es Martin Fe
rencne, HOdOry lrenke.
A gyiiles nagy lekesedessel ha
tarozta ell, hogy Thmy 1lona Ju
bileulmi observation-disclosures erdeke'
ben minden lehetot elkovet
A gyiles elhatarozta, hogy {
lpekozelebbi sziniel0adasa erdeke
ben nagyszabasu propaganda foe
k1fejtenf A ''Katoka ormester
me- el6adasa igazan szenzaci6s
max igerke ezik.
December 81. zen, 6esztendt
utolso napjan nagyszabasu Syl
veszteri mulatsagot rendez a kor
melynek el6keszitese mar Macy
ban folyik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-11
NYILVANOs NYUGTAZAs
Elszamolas "Magyarok Macy
asszonya" "-rol elnevezett hitkoz-
seq javara befolyt adomanyokrol.

A Steeltonon megalakult II.
magyar r0mai katholikus hitk0z
seq alland6an k0zelebb jut a meg
valoSitashoz. A hitk0aseg javars
sz6pen folynak az adomanyok
NJ alkalommal k0z0lJ Jiik maso.
dirk es harmadik kcriilctbcn ada
koz6k neveit, az adomanyok 0sz
szce6nck fcltiintntestvcl:
SLOT adtai;: KardoS 10
zsrf. ozv. Nfmoth Gyorgyne, Kis,
.Janos. S5-% %5-t aatall Futko'
IStvAn, .SZpszc Istvan, Ondo Ist
van, .Jtranyi Marion, PnHtai X;
roly, Horvath JOSEF, Sztkely Il
rolv, Balasl6 AndraS, JuHez J0
zSof, B. 10th Andras, Biiv0s Pa
So, Mezei Lajosne 81. Osszese
$94OO.
$5-$5-t adtak: ifj. Galambo:
! Gyorgy, Bodnar Istvan, Hozdi
Tstvan, 10th Lajos, Tiles Istvar
Knapik Janos, Banyasz Jano'
0zv. Orosz Sandorn6, Bacsu J(
zsef, B. 10th J6zsef, Balogh La
JOS, Sander Ivan, Peter Janos, Bs
lAzs Janos, 0zv. Hugler Istvann,
Vallu. Lajos, Pinter Jozsef. K;
lucky Janos 500, Major J6zsc
$15, Major J6zsefne (ajandek
$40, Hus6czky Janos $40, Kovac
Mihaly $40, 10th Iren gyiijt6>
kereszteles alkalmaval $50.
A steeltoni katholikus hivek k
retnek, hogy tehetsegiik szerin
mind, kivetel nelkiil jaruljana
hozza a templom epitesi alapho
Minden egyes dollar kjzelebb in
tat kitiiz0tt celunkhoz!
Tisztelettel: Az eloljarol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-11
Macy Az 0R0M

s;iroky J6zsesftk Wellington
Ave. alatti otthonaban. A csalad
ket flu gyemeke november 4.-en
megarkezett regen var6 sziil0k-
h0Z.
A ket flu Szatmar megye egyik
k0zseg6b5l, Brennan keresztUl tet-
te meg Macy utat. A tengert a
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-11
VOROSOK MEM KAPNAK POL
GARLEVELET
Judge Lyon ket polgar -jeloltnek
megtagadta kommunista tevekeny
segert a polgarlevelek kiadasat.

Az elmult heten polgarosit6
vizsgaIk folytak a bir6sagon. Eek
mex soran Lyon biro, ket polgar-
'jel0ltnek megtagadta a polgarle-
velek kiadasat, avval megoko-
lassal, hogy az illet6k kommunis-
ia tevekenyseget fejtenek Xxi ICY
nem lehetnek jo amerikai polga-
rok
A ket visszautasitott jel0lt,
Vid Markovich (szerb) es P. j.
Corfias (gorog) allampolgar volt
azelott.
Markovich kijelentette a biro-
max, hogy; ezel6tt a v0ros0khoz
tartozott lapjuknak elofizetoje
volt. Corfias kijelentette, hogy
egyiitt erez a Workers Partyval,
mely bolseviki szervezet S k0zyet-
len 0sszekottetesben all az orosz
kormannyal. Bevallotta AIT is,
hogy uzleteben, 21OO Market ST.,
bolseviki konyveket arult kom-
munista agitaci6s tevekenyseget
fejtett XII.
Lyon bir6 int6zkedeset ennelS