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Evening star., 1926-02-04
CALVARY NJ. E. TOSSERS
WIN FROM ST. MARTINS

Calvary Methodist basket ball teams
doubled scores on two visiting quints
last night in Calvary gymnasium.
The Regulars handed o setback to
the st. Martin five. % to IA. with
every member of the winning club
getting three or more baskets In
the preliminary the Reserves took the
measure Of Woodside, SO to Is.
Saturday night the Calvary tossers
encounter the Columbia Heights Chris.
tian team in a Sunday School League
game at Central Y. NJ. G.. A.
Evening star., 1926-02-04

else will be compulsory or
bindings. There Will be doings later on.
Wear your buttons. when you get
them. Every boy viii be wearing
one soon. Read your column daily
and clip what the experts have TO
say. You Ii want them to look over
some time. Talk about them among
yourselves.
A list Of new applications for mem
bership follows:
Robert Williamson, 1919 Kearney
street northeast; John M. Williamson,
1924 Seventeenth street; @. William
Whaler, 1907 l. street; Thomas Tate.
5503 Seventh street: Moxley T. En-
win. ZOE Royal street, Alexandria,
Va; Walter Walden, zoos N street;
Terrence Smith, 1921 Belmont street:
Joseph Auerbach. jr.. 1910 + street;
Warren l.. Garrett. 1898 y street;
James Glea-oi,, IA Nicholson street;
Joseph Rod, 1899 Lanier place.
Evening star., 1926-02-04
RAY BECOMES A PRO
AND HAS A MANAGER
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, February 4.-Joie Ray
has chucked his Illinois A. G. running
trunks in the locker to turn profes-
eional formally after the fashion Of
Red Grange.
Now I am a professional" the
iniddle distance veteran of the l. A. G..
announced yesterday and straightway
proved it by introducing his manager,
with flashlights booming.
Ray, according to the mode, issued
IL statement to the press. He eX-
pressed his sincere regret in termin-
Bting a 16year amateur athletic
career during which he acquired
bevy of titles.
Joie frankly admitted that running
was the best thing he could do and
that he intended capitalizing it
He said that he left amateurism be-
rause of the delinquent attitude
taken by the Central A. A. L. officials
with regard to his desired reinstate-
ment after punching the bag for a
sporting goods store advertisement.
4 women's athletic club has been
formed in Spokane.
Evening star., 1926-02-04
BASKET BALL GAMES.

At Brookland-Catholic L., 40;
Virginia Poly, "a.
At Baltimore-Loyola, 56; Gal
audet, 25.
At Observation-Disclosures Col.
Iege, 20; Navy 19.
At West Point-Army, IA; Lafay.
cite, 9.
At Williamstown - Dartmouth,
45; Williams, SO.
At Beaver Falls-Geneva, "a; Al
leghany, 25.
At Greencastle-De Pauw, 28;
Wabash, 22.
At Durham-Duke, So; Lynch.
burg College, 81.
At Lexington, Ky. Western
State Normal, 81; Transylvania, "a.
Evening star., 1926-02-04
BASKET BALL SECRETS

To dribble effectively a player
should keep the ball about knee
high, as shown In the illustration
on the left His palm should be
fairly well over the ball as he ad-
vances He can then control the
ball as he advances.
If he allows the ball to bounce
higher, as in the illustration on the
left, he cannot control 1t or change
his a'rection in order to avoid op-
ponents nearly as easily as when
he dribbleS low.
Evening star., 1926-02-04
TRACKMEN AND TOSSERS
ARE FACING REAL TESTS
". p. l. Quint at Maryland Tonight-Old Line and
Georgetown Runners in New York-Tarheels
Play Catholic u. Tomorrow

ASKET BALL and track and field will keep athletes of local
colleges this tilt viii be offered
tonight College University of Mary
land and Virginia Polytechnic Institute ohng The Techs bowed
Catholic University 42to24 night Brookland
Squads and Maryland New York paici
Saturday Oh the Athletic Association
DckInsons basket ball will be here
Washington
Carolina Marylands basketcrs
Evening star., 1926-02-04
CARDINALS TO MEET.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February A.
Sylvester A. Breen. president of the
Cardinal Athletic Club, is calling a spe-
cial meeting tonight at his home, 1922
King street. The club will take action
on the death of Albert Anderson, q
member, and select pallbearers for
his funeral tomorrow at o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-02-04
RY LAWRENCE MAPLESHER.
p.sket Bali Coach Of Earlham College.

ITO rest is a perfectly natura! in
clination when one is tired. You
1 might think that's one phase of
athletics that requires no coach. But
the basket ball coaches of today put
much stress on resting during a
game. So do they in foot bail Dur
ino the actual playing Of both foot
bali and basket bal the going IS
strenuous. It is therefore necessary
IN relax at every opportunity.
Evening star., 1926-02-04
BREsNAHAN TO SCOUT.

NEW YORK. February T.-
Roger Bresnahan. catcher Of the New
York Giants from 1902 to 1908 and
Christy Mathewsons battery mate
has been appointed a coach Of the
Giants, Manager John J. McGraw an
nounced. He left New York in 1905
to manage the St Louis Cardinals.
Evening star., 1926-02-04
There h talk going around that

Washington State, according 70 re
'orts going the rounds of the East, is
IN search Of foot ball coach of high
Publications. The institution in the
northwestern corner of the country
wishes to join Washington. Stanford
nd California in the Pacific Coast
imelight, and the action of Oregon in
uring Capt McEwan from West
Point Is said to have acted as a stiru-
illus.
Evening star., 1926-02-04
LEADERS IN ALUMNI SAID
TO BE AFTER HIS SCALP
Pressure May Prove So Strong That He May Quit AL.
though He Holds Long-Term Contract-Has
Greatly Missed Killinger
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK, February 4Hugo Bezdek the Penn
coach.
. his teams drop below standard for
accomplished teacher
directon Of
just how the does things
dom do. But there o that i It's
that Penn State has had her foot ball
be the
quarterback of the Glenn Knger needed
Evening star., 1926-02-04
ARLINGTONs TO PLAN.

Members of the Arlington Athletic
Club Will lay plans for the coming
base ball season tomorrow night at
o'clock in Columbia School.
Johnny Laycock is to manage the
team.
Evening star., 1926-02-04
KEY WINS AT RACQUETs.

David M. Key, winner Of the senior
handicap squash racquets tourney at
the Racquet Club, took the opening
encounter of the annual club cham
pionship matches yesterday from w
B. Wolfe in straight sets, 15-7, 1873,
16.11,
Evening star., 1926-02-04
BUSY TONIGHT
IN INDEPENDENT CIRCLES

HEAVY independent basket ball has been announced
doubleheader Gonzsa gymnasium heading
4 thc list OF
the Aloysius Club meeting the Epiphany Big
preliminary bringing together the Epiphany
nd the Cardin
Evening star., 1926-02-04
NORTHERNs TO GATHER.

Members and candidates for The
Northern Athletic Club base ball
nine will gather tonight at 7:30 at
the home of Manager Pop uessler.
1904 ParSRlace.
Evening star., 1926-02-04

Elsewhere on the sport page will he
found an application for membership.
Fill it in today and mail It, addressed
Chief, Boys Club, The Evening Star,
Washington, d. G.
Evening star., 1926-02-04
Many Giving Moral Support
To Epening Star Boys Clue

Club outside friends
the from well wshers
well offers aid the club from in sympathy
with
unable al
he interested
o plan their consideration.
Evening star., 1926-02-04
American Basket Ball League.

Tonight's Game.
Rochester at Fort Wayne.
Last Nights Results
Roch. Fter, "a: Chicago. 19.
Cleveland. So: Fort Wayne. 80 I'D seriesb
Evening star., 1926-02-04
IS DIAMOND GAMES
LISTED BY VIRGINIA

CHARLOTTESVIL Va, Febru-
ary CP).-A tentative base ball
schedule of 10 games has been an
nounced by Graduate Manager d. l..
Brown of the University of Virginia
In addition TO those included in the
list, Mr.. Brown said he was also ne
gotiating for games with V. NJ. l..
V. =. l., Harvard, Princeton and the
Washington American League club,
and is also considering a game with
the University OF Maryland.
Following is the tentative schedule:
March 31--Pennsylvanis.
April l-Pennsylvanis.
April S-Syrscuse.
April o-LehiRh.
April 6-Rutgers
April l0-Sorth Carolina
April 13-south Carolina
April 11-WashinEton and Lee
Ann, o3-So-th Ca-n,ina az Chanel Hill
April 24-North Carolina at Greensboro
~ April 2s-wsshinston and Lee at Le King
April 30-GeorEia Tech.
May 5-Navy at Annapolis. Nd.
NAY Yale at New Haven
May e-Columbia at New York
Evening star., 1926-02-04
Ube Gbening 5tar
BOYS CLUB
Conducted by ROBERT C. MCCLELLAN

A boys basket ball game was timed
as follows: Forty minutes OF actual
play; 20 minutes of rest.
There is a minute each between the
first and second and the third and
fourth periods and 10 minutes between
halves. The other IL minutes Of rest
are made up from time taken out for
various reasons.
If a boy did not relax at every op-
pOrtunify he would he wasting IL min-
utes of energy during tho game.
Now and then the excited spectators
at a basket ball game get impatient a,
the frequent calling of fouls, and time
out for this and that. But it's this
time out. giving players a chance to
get their wind, that makes the rest of
th@ game so fast and snappy. If the
plarers ATTEMPTED to start n. full snaad
and play through the 40 minutes. their
halne you'd grow mighty SLOW anu un
interesting near the finish. SO the
time out Is a good thing for the player
and the spectator alike.
Evening star., 1926-02-04

A rather helpful basket ball tdlh,
don't you think so. boysp Wen haze
q little discussion tomorrow on the
English boys bp Walter M. Christie,
coach at the University of California,
acho had q chance to obserUe them
tchiie one Of the Olympic coaches.
Evening star., 1926-02-04

To get the best results a Bezdek-
coached team needs a quarterback of
high manual and mental ability. Such
a helmsman has not been in evidence
at State College in the past two years.
Thls may explain lot of States grid
iron miSfortunes
It always has been on of Bezdek 6
pet theories that in view of the haz-
ards and consequent uncertainties of
a foot ball coach's job. he should
never neglect 10 make certain as to
the shock-proof integrity of any
coaching contract that might be Of
fered.
When he was riding high at Penn
State. contract calling for O. consid.
erable term OF years was placed be-
fore him. This agreement has three or
our years to run. It may be sus-
pected that 1t contains few, II any,
legal fiaws that might prove pretu
dictal to Bezdek's interests.
On the other hand. II Bezdek's
critics represent q powerful element
of the alumni conditions might be
reated that would make even an
ironbound contract hardly worth
while. Such things have happened.
Speaking Of coaches, North Carolina
mas iost Blll FetZer, who, wi n his
orother Bob, has given splendid serv-
Ice to the Tarheel institution for many
years. Bill has entered business, but
'ob will stay on the Job at Chapel
Hill.
There h talk going around that
after Harvard settles matters regard
Ing the appointment Of a graduate
manager of athletics Reggie RroUD,-
will be appointed head foot ball coach,
ucceeding Robert T. Fisher and that
Ed Robinson will go to Cambridge
With him.
Harvard could not do better This
much Is certain. In the meantime the
eparation of Robinson from Brown
after 50 many years of devoted serv-
ice still occupies the minds of Eastern
foot ball followers as one of the re-
grettable occurrences OF intercolle-
5iate sport.
Evening star., 1926-02-04

(Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1926-02-04

4 women's athletic club has been
SorIned in Spokane.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

hoey kedyes meglepetesben resze-
sitsek a Youngstown magyar pa
csirtat. A vendegek serege val0-
saggal meglepte a hazat, annyian
j0ttek 0ssze, hogy a tagas kurian
el Sc fertek. Elhozta 0ket a szere-
tet, a baratsag, a tisztelet es meg
becsiiles draga szetszakithatatlan
lanca, hogy evvel is tanujelet adj
jak Observation-Disclosures.
Akik OFT voltak, ezen a pompa-
san sikeriilt sziiletesnapi ilnnep-
segen, azoknak mem csak magya-
ros vendeglatasban vala resziik,
hanem miiveszi elvezetben is. Az
iinnepelt enekszamai meltan val
tottak Xxi minden elismerest. Ifjrl
Rarsony Janos (Ellwood City,
Pa.) miiveszi tancokat mutatott
h'a, bebizonyitvan, hogy mestere a
tancnak. A nagyszerii megjelene-
sii, jo vagasu fiatalembert az
egyik ielenlev6 hamis asAony ell
is nevezte mindjart: "Szoke Va
lentinonak Mind'en egyes tame
szama igazi miiveszi elmenykent
hatott. A sziiletesnap r0kton-
z0tt szamai felertek egy erteles
miisoros esttel.
AIT igazan felesleges megemli-
teniink, hogy a teritett aSztalok-
rol mem hianyZott semmi = amig
vend6gsereg neki mem latott a
sok mindenfele jonak.
Az nz6 ac6l t0megek k0zel6-
ben, a gyarak komorsaga mellett
meghuz6do magyar otthon nyilt
viragszalat iinnepeltek csiit0rto4
k0n, szivb6l, magyar szeretettel
A faluban kiil0nben AIT beszelik
hogy ez a kedves magyar leany
mint leany, most iinnepelte utol
| iara sziiletesnapjat. Merit, ha
asszony lesz leanybol, a bimb6
| b0l r6zsa...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
FoNTos aYtjLEs
A Kossuth Kor tagsaganak fl
gyelmebe.

A Kossuth Kor vezet6sege ez-
uton hozza a tagok tudomasara
hogy gyiileset vasarnap, okt6be1
3.-an, este fel nyolc oral kezdet-
tel tartja meg 124 East Federal
st. alatti helyiseg6ben.
A nyari sziinet utan, ez lesz a,
els5 gyiiles, ICY a tagok mind
egyike keretik, hogy jelenjer
meg. A nyari sziinet alatt elma
radt tagsagi dijat vasarnap rem
dezze mindenki. Aki nyar folys
man tagsagi dijat szedett be, ;
vasarnapi gyiiles alkalmaval sza
moljon ell arr6l.
A vasarnapi gyiiles all1almava
lesz megbeszelye a k0r tell pro
gramja ICY exert is fontos, a ia
gok minel nagyobbszamu reszve
tele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
EsT1 1sKoLAK

A Y. NJ. G.. A. elemi iskolaja-
ban a tanitas okt0ber Sen, ked-
den kezd6dik. Az iskolaban a ia
nulok k0vetkez0 tantargya.kat
tanuljak
Angel, amerikai tortenelem,
szamtan es sz6tagolas (spelling).
Nagyszerii alkalom kinalkozik te-
hat mindazok szamara, akik XIII
l0nb0z6 k0rIilmenyek folytan mem
iarhattak iskolaba meg is ugy
erik, hogy miiveltsegiik hla-
nyos. A napi munka vegzese mel
lett lehet6ve van teve az iskola-
ba iaras. A tanulok szazai jarnak
esti iskolaba. Sokan vegeztek ICY
el az elemit, maid negy kozep-
iskolat jelenleg college-ba jar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
FENYEs BAL
Oktober lean, szombaton este
minden magyar oft lesz a Moose
Hallban.

Batran elmondhatjuk, hogy iga
zan nagyaranyu erdekl6des nyil-
vanul meg a SIT. Gyorgy Cor
Kath. SzoNetseg helyi osztalya-
max okt6ber loan rendezendG
mulatsaga irant. A fenyes bait a
halyi osztaly, egy beszerzendt
zaszl6 k0ltsegeinek fedezesere
rendezi 5 ICY ertheto, hogy a bal
sikere erdekeben mar most nagy
ban folynak az el6kesziiletek.
Minden reszleteben nagyszaba
su, igazan magyAros Nmulatsag 9
lesz az okt0ber 16.-i'ki. nemcsal
Youngstown, hanem kornyekenel
minden magyarja oft lesz.
Minden j6rol, els6Sorban ki
tiin6 muzsikusrol, gondoskodil
rendez6seg.
Sorat-dolgat igazitsa ugy min
denki, hogy oktober 16.-an, {
Moose Hallban tartando fenye'
magyar tancmulatsagon resztve
hessen. 7 +
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
SZttLETES NAP.
Kedves meglepetest szereztek Ka.
sza Margitnak ismerosei S
tisztelOi.

A y0r0sen izz0 acel kis6rtetieS
langia, az egnek meredo gyarke-
menyek fiistie k0zeleben, a ma
gyar negyed 'egyik utcajaban all
egy derek magyar porta, muskat-
lis ablakkal, mindenki el6tt nyit-
va allo, vendegszeret6 ajt6kkal.
Ha beljebb keriil az ember az am
hitusr6l, magyar szivii, aranyos
lelkii emberpar fogadja, akiknel a
magyar $40 nemcsak megturt
sziikseg, hanem joleso melegseg
Ennek a derek magyar ember-
parnak van egy vidamlelkii, gyo-
ny0rii hangu kis-nagy leanya, q
kit magaenak mond az egesz ma.
gyarsag. Kasza Margit napsuga
ras tavaszt elenk varazsl0 egyeni
sege, behizelg6, iSkolazott hang
ia, miikedvel6i alakitasai ismer
TEX el6ttiink. EFT a leanykat min
denki szereti, tiszteli becsiili
Annyi kivalo tulajdonsaggal reh
delkezik, hogy meltan lehetnenei
irigyei, Gle Neki nincsenek, lebi
lincsel5 egyenisege, meg ezeket i
baratolcka teszi.
Kasza Margitnak sziiletesnap
ia volt az elmult het csiit0rtok
jen, baratok, tisztelok Macy Sc
rege felhasznalta ezt az alkalmat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
MAGYAROS

mulatast csapOtt az elmult het
folyaman egy tarsasag, az alkal-
mat erre baratsagos sz0rakozas-
ra, Norway JanoS 25 ewes sziiletes
napia szolgaltatta. Norway, 1704
Oak st. alatti lakasaban szamo-
san j0ttek ossze, hogy jokivansa-
eaikat elmondjak. A tarsasag So
raban a k0uetkez0k neveit sike-
rult feljegyezniink: Lengyel ia
nos, Paloczy Ferenc, Macy Ber-
talan, Macy Istvan, Meszaros Mi
haly, G6nczy Andras, Migltc2
Tlles, Miglecz Endre, Bokszar Fe-
rene.
Pompas harapnival6kkal S "a
matos g6geolajjal megrakott asz
tai mellett, Rie0 J0ska bandaia
max muzsikaja mellett folyt nagy
ban a baratkozas egesz hajnal
kaka.iszoig. Koszontokben, j6ki-
vansagokban mem volt hiany,
kozkedvelt iinnepelt annyi j6ki
vansagot kapott, hoeyha az mine
valera valna = lenne a legbol
dogabb ember vilagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30

A magyar valaszto polgarok
szama varosunkban s a k0rnye-
kez6 helysegekben teljesen isme-
retlen. Szeretnenk nNiilvantartast
vezetni magyar polgarokr6l, sze
retnenk tudni, hogy hanyan van
max. Minden magyar szarmazasu
polgart tisztelettel keriink, vagja
XII lapunkbol az alanti kerd6 ivet,
t0ltse XII pontosan juttassa Ell
szerkeszt6segiinkbe.
Felreertesek elkeriilese celia
Dol, mar most k0zoljiik, hogy az
egesz 0sszeirasra csak nyilvan-
tartas szempontjab6l van sziikse-
giink. Mem akarunk mi magyar
szavaz6-polgarokat arulni, mem
akariuk polgarokat alkotma-
nyos iogaik gyakorlasaban bar
mely iranyban befolyasolnlt Csak
ait szeretnok tudni, hogy hanyan
vagyunk?
Vagia XII az alanti szelvenyt, a
kerdesekre feleljen pontosan S
kiildje be szerkesztosegiink cine
re. P. O. Box AT, Youngstown
Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30

valtas, azutan ugy tortent, hogy
a menyasszony jelolt elton ide, v3
legenynezobe. Ugy irtak, hogy
lit Observation-Disclosures azutan ell
mennek megnezni, egyiitt a jo-
vendobeli vagyonkat, kis birto-
kot.
A feleseg-jelolt meg is erkezctt
S avval allitott be, hogy a vonat
Youngstown helyett, Johnstown
ba vitte oman taxin jott at ide
ami husz talltrba keriilt. Embe
rink, cavalier leven, $50 nelkii
megfizette a husz b6got.
Azutan eldiskuraltak, maid ell
hataroztak, hogy megnezlk az as;
SONY farmjat, baratunk kivett I
bankb0l haromszaz dollart s av
val indultak az allomasra. OFT a.
asszony indult jegyet valiant
penzt kert batyauramtol, a me!
szegeny odaadta neki a 300 tale,
raj megt0m0tt penztarcat.
A menyecske a penztart6l men
lott viSSza soha. eltiint mind |
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
FURCSA ESET

t0rtent a multkoriban az egyik
magyar tastveriinkkel.. INIiagunta
az egyediilletet, no meg erezve
azt, hogy Greg ember, mem ven
ember = elhatarozta tehat, hogy
mpgnGsiil valami haza cskaval kaI
tsolatban. Hogy-hogy mem, akadt
egy szemre $ penzre megfelel6
heIyre menyecske, aki meg hozz5
hadi0zvegy is. Megindult a leve
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
ERTESITES

Az automobil vasarl0 k0z0nseg
bizonyara 0r0mmel veszi tudoma
sui, hogy az elony0sen ismert
Chevrolet arusit6 ceg, az F. B.
Smith Co. k0telekebe ket vi iigy-
n0k lepett be. Az egyik Warren
A. Steele, volt megyei szamvev6
a mask Louis S. Leavitt, aki ez.
el6tt Ford kocsikat arult.
A ket NJ Chevrolet iigyn0k0t
magyar testvereink figyelmtb,
aianlnlk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
FELH1vAs!

Kerelem magyar szarmazasu
amerikai polgarokhoz. - Osszeir-
juk a polgarokat, hogy tisztaban
legyiink a magyar szarmazasu va.
laszt6k pontos szamaval.-Minden
polgart kerunk, hogy t0ltse XII az
alanti 0sszeiro ivet juttassa ell
szerkeszt0segiinkbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
max, vagy joghallgatok.

max, vagy joghallgatok.
Aki gyakorlati iSmereteket
6hai szerezni, annak figyelmebe
aianl!juk a Y. M. G. A. ipari tan
folyamait.
Aki iizleti palyara kesziil, az lit
tanulhat gyors- es gepirast, kony
velest, kereskedelmi levelezest es
kereslxedelmi szamtant.
Olvasoink figwmet felhivjuk a
Y. M. G.. A. iskolajanak mai sza-
munkban megjelent hirdet6serle.
Felvilagositassal szerkesztose-
giink is keszseggel szolgal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30

Akinek el6fizetese lejart = ha
teheti, azonnal ujitsa meg. A lap
munkasai pontosan, mem hetek-
kel, h6napokllal kesve, kapjak
zetesiiket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
Six OLDAL

kamfor. Erte nem kar. A baj csak
az, hogy magaval vitte gazduram
keservesen mlegszerzett penzecs-
kejet.
Nohat, ne is pr6balja valaki ne-
Xxi emlegetni a hazassagot, inert
le.satolja a nadragszijjat...!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
A Camel min6sege egyedul all

Camel keveresnek, ,amely teljesen kiilon-
bozo a tobbit0l. CAMEL SOHASEM
FARASZTIA XII Az IZLEST, SOHASEM
HAGY CIGARETTAS UToIZT.
Ha meg eddig mem pr6balta On meg a
Camel-t, ugy vendegelje meg onmagat a
foldkerekseg legkielegitobb cigarettajaval.
Camel legbaratsagosabb, legoromteljesebb
fiistot ada, amely termeszet legvaloga-
tottabb dohanyabol valaha is jott Kivalo-
sagert, nero dohanyzasi elvezetert, felker-
jiik ont, hogy hasonlitsa ossze Camel
cigarettat barmilyen cigarettayal, barmilyen
arban is lxeszult az.
Tegyen egy Camel-t!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
CANTONI HIREK
VI POLGAR
VI POLGAR

Az elmult heten tartott polgar-
vizsgak soran, tobbek kozott,
Wolllan J. JOSEF, a magyar egy-
lett elet lelkes vezere, lapunk he
lyi kepvisel6je is polgarjogot
nyert.
Gratulalunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30

A nema gyermeknell anyja Sc
erti szavat. Ha mem kappa rem
desen lapunkat, azonnal irjon a XII
al0hivataf eimere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30

A lapunkban hirdet6 cegeknel
vasaroljon. Vasarlasainal emlitse
meg, hogy a hirdetest lapunkban
latta. Szolgalatot tesz nekink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30

"A SZoBABAN vagy szabadban, az iro-
daban vagy kint, nincs mas cigarette, amely
az izlest ugy ldelegitene, mint Camel.
Camel teljesen vi fogalrnat adott a vilagnak
a dohanyzas elvezetet illetoleg es dohany-
z6k legnagyobb partfogassal jutalmaztak
a Camel-t amelyet egy cigarette valaha is
kapott. A dohanyzas egesz torteneteben
soha mas cigarette nem szerzett es mem
tartott meg oily sok baratot. Mem is volt
mas, amely ilyen dohanyzasi elegedettseget
adott volna oily sok millionak.
"A Camel kizarolag j6min6segenek koszon-
heti vezetohelyet vilagon-a legvaloga-
tottabb t0r0k es amerikai dohanyoknak es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30

New ...............
Utica, szam ...'
Varos, allan ..............
Mikor lett polgar? ............
A csaladtagok kozott Xix meg
polgarok?
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