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the country have already stepped in
Reed continues: There are other in
fuences AT work. Since The redouht
able and now rather pathetic Red
Grange raise3 the issue | have talked
with hundreds Of employers who look
10 the colleges 10 recruit their husi
ness forces. The answer i unani
nous. / want no professional foot
ban pis yers in my empln.. call il
hovcott if you like. but The fact re-
mains that this deadly wca pon is al
ready beginning I" shoot.
The promise not 50 approach 90.
eee players was broken when The
chicago Bears. with Grange al then
head. we've organized. Grange va
= professional when he PLAYED n.-
last game against Ohio state"
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SOUTH AMERICAN HEAVY
TITLE is GIVEN TO REL !

EI-E\OS AIRES. .Ianuarv 70 tP)
The South American Boxing Confed
eration Yesterday decided :" supporr
he aims "f Alex Rely ~ Perm to tho
heavyweight championship "f This
continent.
The action in favor Of Rely. now
boxing in New York. results from the
failura of the titleholder. Angel Rod
risuez of Uruguay, Ia accept the
PeruVian's challenge prior To the lat
ter's departure for the United States.
Rely, more of light heavyweight
than heavyweight, has enga ged in
several bouts in New York with only
fair success. His last engagement
resulted in 2 16-roUnd defear al the
hands of Billy Noldabeck Of Rayonne
\. !. He weighed - for that clash
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ROLANO TODD DEPRIVED
OF BRITISH RING TITLE

LONDON. January "a tEl-Roland
Todd. the middleweiGht boxer. who
now is IN the United States has been
deprived Of his championship title 10y
the British board nf boxing control
1t is alleged that he has refused ro
accept IuStitiable challenges during
the pas three wears
The board decided that Challen&erS
Tor the middleweight crown could not
lrusar be kept waiting
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The HiIltopprrs are expecting a real
set-t" with Lebanon Valley. but hope
to break their losing streak Of three
games. The lineup may be changed
for the game with the PennsyIva mia ms.
Gitlitz, severely injured during the
game at West Point is apt to he re-
placed by Waller Hickey. a promising
recruit. Ryan is expected to repla ce
Donovan at forward
MarNiandS : game with Gallaudet is
regarded by the College ParkerS as a
tuning affair for. he battle with Wash
ington College Friday. The real ac-
tion in Ritchie gymna Sium tonight
very likely will be provided by the
freshman teams Of Maryland and
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FORGETTING GOOD WILL
OF MANY BUSINESS MEN
Hundreds of Employers Have Asserted That They
Will Not Give Jobs to College Stars Who
Have Entered Pro Grid Ranks.

y U>NfSS Will employ college loot bali who
professional ball the made by Herher Reed
o 20
Herbert ball who has talked with hun
dreds 0 employers
been tolerated
not colleges
their PLAYERS
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SOCCERISTS TO PLAY.

Pierce School socceriree we're to take
on tho PARK View el=Ven on Union STA
tf"n Fla "a Field today At 2:20 in tho
second game "f the pIa v-oT fr, the
graded school title. Pierce won the
first tilt Ia a.
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though nllinG coHSidera/y lower y
total pinfan than t"aE/ thai follow
il in the standinis. Inis has been =
fea turc OF the teams poWlIn" Tor Vears
and is due mainly 10 the uncanny abil
ity Of Rose anchor man. To knock
en- in pinches. Normally avera Eing
l05. Rose is one ri the keenest shoot
erS in the game at critical moment
incidentally Rose has the somewher
unusual record Of having led his team
in Individual averages every year sjrr.
its orca MIA tion in 1915.
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GUESTS IN PLAY-OFF.

olive Richmond and Joseph Crowley
meet tonight at Grand central parlor.
in the play-of To decide their honors
in the District championship pocket
billiard tourney. Crowley lost to Bar
lslmeS last night. 100 TO &c.
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ROCKVILLE A. C.. ELECTS.

ROCKVILLE. Md. January 2o.--
Arlington Bennett has been named
president of the Rockville Athletic
club. Jack Hughes has been elected
vice president. Harry Wreen secre-
tary and Robert Collins treasurer.
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catholic University. They will take
the court at o'clock.
Catholic University is getting its
final drill today in preparation for he
DuqueSne conflict. The Brook Ia nderS
have been quite successful on their
home floor this sea son. but DuaueSne
generally sends out sturdy quint
and may cause the local crew deal of
trouble.
West Virginia used lis second team
during The greater part of the game
nat II won from George Washington.
The llatchetiteS never had n real
chance 10 win. being on the short end
of 21-to-t score AT half lime capt
Wallace was the only Hatchetite to
offer the Mountaineers any worth
While opposition
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NORTHERN A. C. TO MEET.

Northern Athletic club diamonders.
VINO expect 10 compete in the un.
limited class again next season. will
meet tomorrow night at 30nf Park
rnl+r.a
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forwards Collitiower and E1ournoy.
centerS: Courtney and PAYNE. guards.
Mount Vernon Barnes and John
son. forwards: Tomlinson and Myers
"enters: callihan ana Neeam. qua rtis
Lillian Schroeder, executive secra-
tarN OF the N"meu's division. National
Amateur Athletic t'ederation Will he.
The principal speaker al the mass
meeting "t the Woman's, Athletic
council this evening AT the Marjorie
ebSter school. Fourteenth street and
MasSa ChuSettS avenue. ut $50 O'Clock
II Is hoped that fun representa-
ti"n Of member clubs will attend this
meeting. as Miss Schroeder viii en-
heaNor to explain the principles and
standards of the y. A. A. f. so that
all local clubs may have a clear idea
If what the orsa MIA tion means before
deciding whether or not they shall
4 ffiiiate with it.
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Alloys WANT OPPOSITION

Manager Jack Harrington OF the
AioNsiuS Big Five wishes To arrange Il
game Tor tomorrow night in Coma ga
Symna sium. Call Lincoln l435-W.
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FORT MYER COURT TEAM
is AIMING TO KEEP BUSY

ORl MIER who
Service League with Fort Humphreys
their second tonight Fort Washington
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ANACOSTIA EAGLES
PLAY IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA. Va. January 20.-
The AnacoSti;, Eagles attempt another
step toward the. unlimited title Of this
Vicinity tonight, meeting the Old
Dominion Boat club five at the
-Armory Hall in a game scheduled Tor
30. With the ST. Mary's Juniors
playing the Dominican Lyceum tlNe
in the preliminary the card shapes up
az Very attractive one.
The BoatSmeu probably Will start
with STANLEY. Dreifus and Dallas
Rand forwards. Dutch" krumm
center. ana Andy Clarke and "Rube"
liaNmau or "rerrihle" Dyson at guard.
With the Shenandoah Valley Acad-
emy game scheduled for today post
poned. Episcopal is pointing for
Saturdays game with Gilman Country
School at Baltimore
Alexandria High schools girls <ex-
tet has scheduled a game with the
st. MarN'S Athletic club girls to he
played Friday night az a preliminary
TO the Frederick sburg High -Alexa ndria
High game
The ~. Mary's leIticS meet Nc
klnleN Technical High School Of
Washington tomorrow night in the
-NrmorN.
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EASTERN, CENTRAL FIVES
KEEP UP WINNING MARCH

ASTER\ Central OF
basket hall in
- the the yesterday. when OF
,Soit the StfO cieaGn
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Announcement was made during
yesterdays games at the Arcade thai
the CentralBusiness game. pos,poned
from last Saturday. will he pIaved
Monday on the Arcade floor starting
a 3:15 o'clock
Evening star., 1926-01-20

Joseph Fitzgerald 'p
Hyaffsville High, host TO Charlotte
Han academy today, bowed to Tech
Yesterday FOR the second time this
season. The Manual Trainers came
from behind in the second half 10
annex the game by the count of o5 TO
IL. Werber contributed seven cour,
goals to the Tech total, while Coun
cilor rang up three double -deckers and
Tree shot. Costinett netted four goals
for Hyatt tsville
Evening star., 1926-01-20

Bethany and Fifth teams swept
their sets in the Baptist Young
Peoples Union League recently. the
former defeating First $40. 49, and
+o1 I" 31+. 337 and 39s. while the
Fifth girls trnunced the RrookIa nd
team. i19. 41+ and 425 Ia 321. 80,
and so.
Evening star., 1926-01-20

Plant Industry of the Agriculture
lnterbureau League is safely intrench-
ed in fourth place in that circuit.
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Clip this blank application. fill it and mail today
addressed: Chief Boys Club Evening STAR Washington D. c.
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iine-Up and Summaries.
CENTR Al
W ESTERN

lotais. 80. IL 70 Totals 4 Ii
Referee Joseph Deering rp,n,rs
Joseph Fuzgerald
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st. Adams tossers make their third
start tomorrow against Eastern High
in the Lincoln Parkers' gym, the game
starting a $50. Friday afternoon the
Eastern floor will be used by the
schools lightweight five Central is
listed for tilt with Briariy Hall to-
morrow In the Cha ampions' gym
ma stun.
Georgetown PreDs bowed to Shena n
doah Military Academy yesterday at
Garrett Park by the count Of ~ to Is,
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METROrOLITANS ln5L.

Referee-Miss StocketI Umplre-Miss
Dumb am. Scorers Bradburn aud Ramsay
and Hughes.
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tConyri2ht. 1925 ,
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And both factions left the meeting
no nearer an agreement than they
have been for practically two Years
Evening star., 1926-05-11

health nursing in the county and also
of public school health inspections.
The federation was entertained by
Jean and Frank Westbrook, piano
and violin; Miss Jane L.. Dulany,
piano solo, Mrs. j. N. Linnell. So
prano solo; Mrs. r. Morena, vocal
solo, and Miss Evelyn Hurcum, piano.
AS a tribute to the women present
the federation adjourned without con
Quoting any business. but before DO
ing so Oliver Owen Kuhn, president,
announced there would be mass
meeting conducted by the federation's
public safety committee to mobilize
interest in providing fire protection
for the section of the county imme-
diately adjacent to Wisconsin avenue
and leading from the District line
northward This meeting will be held
at the Bethesda School on May "a.
and will be presided over by William
w. Bride of Edgemoor, chairman OF
the committee. 1t was announced
that posters would be ready in few
days and delegates were asked to OBJ
tain them and post them in their re-
spective sections.
Refreshments were served follow
ing adjournment by committee con
sisting of Mrs. A. r. Shepherd. Mrs.
Charles II. Merryman, Mrs. Rebecca
Long and Mrs. Edward A. Keys.
Mrs. W. B. ~ Brooks was in charge
of the musical entertainment.
The next meeting of the association
will be held Monday night, June Ia,
when the federation will be the guest
of the Silver Spring Chamber of Com
mcrce at the National Guard ArmOry,
in Silver Spring, Md.
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EVIDENCE: SOUGHT
|NFLOUR INQUIRY
Department of Justice Takes
Hand When MiIIerS Refuse
to Open Files.

The Department of Justice has
taken hand in the investigation of
the flour milling and bread baking
Industries with a view to obtaining
through grand jury proceedings. if
necessary, evidence which certain
concerns have refused to divulge to
the Federal Trade Commission.
In IA preliminary report submitted
to the Senate, The trade commission
charged restriction of competition
among some flour mlllerS, but as
serted its inquiry was blocked by the
refusal OF certain concerns to fur
nish data. 1t was learned at the
commission offices today that Attor
ncy General Sargent has requested
ana received the commissions re-
port.
The trade commission reported to
Tie Senate that the largest and
most active of these companies re-
tusing to permit an examination OF
their correspondence, was the
Washburn Crosby Co. and Pillsbury
Flour Mills co. The commission also
reported that the Kansas Flour Mills
co. permitted examination of its
correspondence. but refused to per
init copies to be made of any more
than 300 letters or other document
AIRY evidence selected.
The commission has issued sub
pnenas TO compel the production of
certain of these documents. but the
matter is now being contested in the
courts by the MillerS' National Fed
Grafton.
Evidence already obtained in its
inquiry, the commission reported,
''irdiCateS conscious attempts to
cNade" the Sherman antitrust law.
The inquiry was started by the com
mission in response to a Senate res
ohItion.
Evening star., 1926-05-11
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CITIZENS IN SESSION
Federation Is Guest of Bradley
Hills Community League at
Bethesda.

Musical numbers, vocal and instru.
mental, featured the meeting of the
Montgomery County Civic Federation
last night at the Bethesda High
School. The federation was the guest
of the Bradley Hills Community
League. and the delegates We're well
coined in a brief address by Charles
III. Merryman. its president.
The work Of the Social Service
League of Montgomery County was
explained to the federation by DIR. j.
w Bird. president and Miss Irma T..
Mohr, executive secretary. DIR. Bird
said the league has grown steadily
since its organization in 1908, but
pointed out that the demands on it
were almost inconceivable. He stressed
the difficulty of getting sufficient
funds with which to take care of the
needs of those in whose interests IT
was formed.
Miss Mohr told how the organiza-
ton helped the children of the coun-
ty as wen as giving special at
tention to the poor. She said the or
ganizatiOn was the mother of public
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Don't submit to the
terrible inroads of

Mr.. Davidson's message Of cheer:
"Kelogg's ALL-BRAN has sure been q
God's-send 10 me. l have spent hundreds
( of dollars ard suffered untold agony, and
this is the first relief have had. Believe
me. I will sure be booster for ALL
BRAN as long as | live"
G. T. DAVIDSON,
722 n. Street. Sacramento. Cal.
Constipation is at the bottom of
more than forty narrowing dis
eases. Unpleasant breath, blotchy
complexion, spots before the eyes
are forerunners Of worse to
follow! Conquer constipation with
Kellogg's ALL.BRAN.
Evening star., 1926-05-11
EMILE BERLINER CITED
FOR HEALTH EDUCATION
tuberculosis Association Honors
Him, as His 18th Birthday Nears,
for Service Here.

Tribute to the service of Emile
Berliner in the field of public health
education in the District was paid by
tie Washington tuberculosis Associa-
ton at Il meeting last night in Social
Service House, on the occasion of his
approaching 18th birthday.
DIR. George NJ. Kober, president of
the association, spoke in praise of Mr..
Berliners work as charter member
and formei' president of the associa-
ton, and a record of his service was
entered in the permanent minutes of
the orga niZation. Resolutions of SYM
pathy in the death, of Frank p. Rec
side. treasurer of the association.
were sent to his family. Walter :.
Pratt. jr was elected treasurer to
succeed Mr.. Reside.
The board approved an appropria
ton of $500 for use of the National
Tuberculosis Association in its re-
search work. A preliminary report
was submitted on the survey of the
cause of the continued high Nuber2u-
losis death rate among negroes in
Washington The survey is being
financed by the association under the
direction of Health Officer Fowler.
Evening star., 1926-05-11
ACHING HEADS AND ''SPOTTY" EYES
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN brings
lasting relief from constipation

Eat two tablespoonfuls daily
in chronic cases, with every meal.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is guaran-
teed to relieve constipation because
it is 1000 bran. Money back if
it fails.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN comes
ready to eat. Delicious with milk
or cream, with fruit, or in cooking.
Made in Battle Creek, Michigan.
Sold by all grocers. Served every
where -
' 1l.selts,s!!!s!s'
Evening star., 1926-05-11
CANADA WHEAT RUINED.
1OS,OOO Acres. or 13 Per Cent, Re
ported Winter-killed This Year.

OTTAWA, ANy II PD.-Canada's s
estimated area s0wn to FAN wheat has
been depleted by Is per cent. 10000
acres having been reported as Winter
killed. This reduction leaves the area
to be harvested for all Canada at 753,-
073 acres. The percentage of Winter
killed wheat is larger than in any
other year since 1918, when the pro
portion was 81 per cent.
These figures are given in the first
crop report of the present season is
sued by the Dominion bureau Of sta
tistics and are based upon returns
from crop correspondents at the end
of April
Evening star., 1926-05-11
Earthquake Recorded.

a fairly pronounced" earthquake
was recorded early today on the
seismograph at Georgetown univer-
sity.
Director Tondorf placed the dts
turbance at $500 miles from Wash :
ington in an undetermined direction,
lasting from 20 to 1880 am, with
the maximum occurring between
6.43 and e:47 am
Evening star., 1926-05-11
POLISH CABINET FORMED.
Witos Hears Ministry-Skrzynski
Nav Retain Post.

The Polish legation was advised
last night that former Premier Witos
had formed a cabinet to succeed the
of Count Skrzynski. Finance
Minister Zdziechowski had retained
his portfolio and it was announced
that the financial policy of the gov
ernment would be unchanged. The
minister of foreign affairs has not
been designated, but it was said ne
gotiations were in progress to have
Count SkrZynski continue in that ca
pacity.
Evening star., 1926-05-11
Cardinal Hits Stage Realism.

NEW YORK. May II CP).-Thea-
tcrs portrayinE life in all its errancy
with unbridled realism need padlocks
more than other things on which pad
locks have been applied, in the opin-
ion of Cardinal HaNes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-08
vERHovAY 1o8.

Beteg tagjaink nevsora a k6-
vetkez6:
Kovacs Ferenc (3S Parnell ST.,
idb. Ivan Janos (65 Parnell St. /,
ozv. Hanko Mihalyn6 $50 Fair
view Ave-, f. ~, Varga San
dorn6 r.. No. 2, Cortland), Ko-
vacs Mihalyne (2030 Elberene
ST., Laczo Istvanne (172 Deca-
tur ST., Hornyal Gy0rgyn6
(262S w. Federal ST., Kaluczky
Janos (1349 Republic Ave.), Ru-
b6czky Istvan (Box 437, Early
Rd.), Potornay Janosne (1329
Wilson Ave.), D6ka Sander (54z
Mabel ST., Matyassy JOSEF (BoS
425 Early Rd), Szab6 Jano'
(2742 South Ave.), Mislay Jano'
(915 Bentley Ave, six ajt6).
Betegseg titkarnal jelentend6
kinek cine: 2T1 Edwards ST., tie
lefon 7S749.
Hoffer Andras, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-08
SPORT

Husv6t vasarnapjan volt az
els6 tavaszi futball bemutatkoz6
meccs. A Kossuth csapat a Sons of
George csapattal. keriilt szembe ia
vaszi fordul6 formajaban. A Sons
of st. George csapat = bar mem
hivatalosan = mar t0bbizben tar
tott elokeszit6 training merk6ze
seket a h i V a tavaszi
fordulo megkezdese elott; s ICY
joggal mondhatjuk, hogy ugy
0sszjatekban, mint labdakezel6s-
ben, pompasat nyujtottak: gyozel
milk csakis ennek tudhat6 be.
A Kossuth csapatban is kitiint
dr6k rejlenek: Macy technikava
rendelkezo jatekokos vannak, egy
par kivetelevel, melyeket a j0v6
ben - amennyire csak lehet, ma
gyar jatekosokkal - jobbakka
lesznek kieeeszitve = ugy, hog,
az eddigi bizonytalan reszbel
az angol oldalra huz6 jatekosol
vegett szenvedett csorbat, jov6
ben potolhassuk. A csapat we're
seg6t reszben a treninghiany
naeyban befolyasolta, vagdal6dz
tax jobbra-balra, mig egy kiemel
kedo tiszta lefutast, lig-alig lat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-08
FARRELLI HIREK
A. NEW YORK; MAGYAR
SZINPAD" FARRELLBEN
Farrellben aprilis lien, szomba-
ton este a High School Hallban
enekli a legszebb dalokat
Kondor Mariska.

. A magyar szineszek mindig szi-
vesen jottek Farrellba, melynek
megert6 nepe mindig szeretettel
fogadta Thalia papjait.
Kiil0n0s nepszeriisegnek 0rvend
a 10th Tstvan-fele szintarsulat,
mely most Californiab0l vissZajo-
vet, ismet elliott oft egy estet,
mely esten szinre keriil: "a vad-
orzo titka" = egy feledhetetlen,
,ey0ny0rii n6takkal es tancokkal
telitiizdelt szinmii. Kondor Maris-
ka es Medgyaszay Jen6 ismet gyo-
ny0riiseget okoznak a farrelli ma
gyarsagnak. Legyen is OFT apraja
nagyja!
Jegyek el0vetelben, k0vetkezG
helyeken kaphatok: Kocsis Gyorgy
groszeri iizleteben, Vajka Farkas
szab6nal, Steve Thomas szabonal
Joe Hassan (614 Spearman Ave.
Szab6 Frank $50. Dock st J, La
katos Laszl6 (Sharpsville, Pa. },
Kuti Tamas mgrnel (Sharon
Pa.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-08
HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0l

funk: jatelStnk zavaros, ossziatek
nelkiili volt.
A Kossuth Kor vezet3sege es
futball-vcteranjai, akik varosnnk
ban idestova 0tesztendeje harcOl
max, faradoznak a magyar futball
sport megszilardulasa 6s allando-
sitasa k0riil, a jovoben egy igcn
impozans meglepetessel lepnck a
magyarsag ele. - Hogy milyen
meglepetesben lesz resziik, AIT
a legnagyobb titokban tartjak.
Most vasarnap, aprilis lien
egy ieen eros lefolyasu merk6zes-
mex lesziink szemtanui. A Kossuth
csapat meri 0ssze erejet Mahoning
Valley csapattal. Aki mar latta
Mahoning Valley jatekat, az BIZ
zonyosan tisztaban van azzal,
hogy .egy minden tehintetben val
tozatos es gyorsiramu merk6zes-
mex lesznek szemlel6i.
A jatek helyszine meg mines
meghatarozva; lehet, hogy a Kim
mel Brook, illetve a Borts Fiel-
den lesz megtartva. Leghelyesebb
ha az angol .papilapok sport hireit
kiserjiik figyelemmel = h6t We
gen a palya jelezve lesz.
(Juhasz J.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-08

lyisegeben. Keretnek tagok,
hogy pontosan jelenjenelS meg,
inert a Kath. 1fjusagnak is lesz
estefele gyiilese, nehogy kenyte-
lenek legyenek reank varni.
Felfiiggesztett tagok.-Marcius
honapban felfiiggesztett tagol1 a
k0vetkez6k voltak: Homolya Ist-
van 3 havi es Hornyak Mariska 5
havi hatralekkal.
Betegek.-E heten a kovetkez6
tagok betegek: ifj. Galambossy
Gyorgy (pittsbnrghi korhaz), Hug
ler Istvan (Mahoning County Sa-
natorium), Baranyai J6zsefn6
Estate Hospital, Massilon, o.,
Bodnar Gyorgy (Canfield R6r-
haz), Hanko Mihalyne (52 Fair
view Ave-, f. W, Kovacs Ferenc
(30 Parnell ST., Hegediis Istvan-
ne (911 Franklin Ave.), Novak
Gyula (1150 Donation Ave.), idb
Galambossy Gyorgy (S211a Ma
honing Ave.), Hajdu Ilona 1921
Wilson Ave., Matyassy J6zsct
| (42S Early Rd.), Snekszer Julia
(E. Youngstown, o. es Mizslay
Janos (915 Bentley Ave.
Betegseg Kaluczky Janos ell
n0knel jelentend6 be, kinek cine
1349 Republic Ave, telefon szam
1920.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-08
URES VOLT A TEREM
A KOSSUTH EL0ADASON
Dacara a szereplok nagy igyeke.
zetenek, kozonseg elmaradt a
''Kis muszkak" kitiino elo-
adasarol.

Sainalattal kell ismet megalla-
pitani, hogy a Youngstown ma
gyarsag nagyon k0zombosen vi
selkedik miikedvel6 el6adasok
irant. Pedig az amerikai magyar
kulturanak egyik legfontosabb
eSzk0ze, a miikedveles. Az olyan
egyesiiletek es azok tagjai, mint a
KossuAh Ror, amely faradsagot
es k0ltseget mem ismerve dolgoz-
max azert, hogy a magyar sz6t,
magyar irodamat eletben tart
SAX, Macy es halatlan feladatot
teljesitenek. Bizony nagy kar,
hogy mem partoljuk 6ket jobban,
inert a partolas hianyaban elvesz-
tik kedviiket.
y Kossuth Kor husvet vasarnar
esti el0adasa is reszvetlenseg je-
gyeben folyt lie. A terem csak ugy
kongott az iiressegt6l. Aligha vol
tax 100-an az el6adason.
Akik oft voltak, azok mem ban
TAX meg, inert dacara a k0zonsee
hianya Matt kedvetleniil jatszt
egyes szerepl6knek, a "Kis musz
kak" bemutatoJa "jol ment''. A
darab rendkiviil mulatsagos Wig
jatek. Kiilon0sen tetSzett az ii
zenegy csoppseg = Deak, Giirt
Ter es Kasza csaladok gyermekei
b0l -, akik a kis muszkak hada
kdpviseltek.
A szerepl6k KOHL kivalt Ka
toes Od0n remek jateka. Uray Ka
roly, Kasza Margit es Giirtle
Adolfne f6szerepeikben pompa
sat nynjtottak. A t0bbi szerepek
ben Molnar Lajos, 10th Borisks
Kasza Tr6nke, ifj. Horvath Istvar
Devay Gyorgyne, ifj. Kasza Kd
roly, Devai Ilonka, Devay Gy0rg
tiintek fel.
Remeljiik, hogyi a Kossuth mi
kedvel6 garda elfelejti az anyas
kuda1ret, es megelegedye- ezutt;
az rerk0lcsi sikerrel, a j0voben
folytatni fogja 'mmkajat.