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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-18
Pageant
Tonight

Tonight ~ the Cadle Taber-
nacle, a pageant, Christmas in
Many Lande," will be presented
by the Indianapolis Theater
Guild. Groups of hgty girls
each from Shortridge High
School will sing in costume and
In the language represented
in the French, German and
Italian episodes. Hhe religious
music will be played on the
pipe organ by Mrs. w. T.. Du-
THE. Hundreds win take part
in the big cast.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-18
RICHARD WILL RETURN

Richard Barthelmess. First Ma
tional star. sends word from across
the water that he is sailing from
Cherbourg on the Majestic, on his re-
turn from an extended vacation
abroad. He will travel westward I'm
mediately to start work at the First
National studios in Burbank.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-18
MIGHTY COLD WATER

Swimming in water three degrees
above the freezing point was one of
the requirements made of Wallace
Berry, Paramount featured player.
for a scene in his newest laugh
riot, Casey at the Bat" which
Brice is directing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-18
The Vagabond King Will Open Engagement Here on
Monday Night, Jan. 3-YaIe Dramatic Association
Will Send Its Play to the Murat.

''Iaf That Off, a comedy that was awarded a place in New
York's golden dozen, comes to English's for three days, begin
ming Monday, Dec. 81.
Don Mutually, actor and playwright, who will be remem-
bered for Conscience and FThe Dessert Flwer,' is the
aI+hr
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-18
ROUNDING ROUND
Wit 11 WALTE r

Now comes ahe charge from Rabbi Stephen S. Wise that
Helen of Troy is the most immoral book of Decades
Both the stage and literature are subject to these general
focused upon a single event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-18
lille OF FENCE HERE

Twelve miles Of barbed wire were
camp used in "Barbed Wire" Pola
Negri's new starring vehicle fox
Paramount.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-18

STANISLOFF and Oracle
"A WhlrI of Dance"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-18

EDDIE and MORTON BECK
From Poor But Honest Parents
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BERT HANLON
The Calling Gun

and O'BREIN
What Price Review
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THE LIE GROHS
A PantomlmIc Novelty
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irons and especially so during the spells of bad weather when it some. times becomes necessary for the long line of ticket buyers to await their turn standing outdoors.
 The present quarters do not, at times, provide that comfort and con- venience which the company is con- stantly seeking for it's patrons, there fore the move is felt justified.
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TO FINISH WORK SUNDAY

Harold Painter, in charge of pre- pairing the Seward baseball grounds for the coming season, announces all fans and members of the s. A. c. or ganization are requested to turn out once again on Sunday morning about 10 o'clock. After the preliminary work is done little practice will be held. So bring bats, balls and gloves.
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LOCAL OFFICE A.' 'S.s. CO.
 MOVE LARGER QUARTERS

Announcement is made by J. H. Flickinger, that the local office of the Alaska Steamship Company will move about July 1, into the large ground floor quarters of the Arcade building, next door to the quarters now occupied. This move is made solely for the convenience and en- fort of the steamship company's pa
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NORTHERN LIGHTS

The Coastwise Transportation Co., which will operate the new motorship Marjnita on the Juneau-Sitka- -Skagway mail and passenger route, is now getting ready for establishment of the business by July 1 when the mail contracts begin.
 A sudden and unexpected death oc- cured recently at Grand Forks, Y. T. when Thomas Forrest, sourdough miner, passed away while on the way to his claim, which is situated about 200 yards above the Gold Hill hotel. He came to the United States when a boy, it is thought, and then to the Yukon in the early days, ar irving here in '9S. For many years he mined in the lower river country, where at one time he made a snug fortune.
 Summer mining activity is reported to be in full swing on Cleary creek in the Fairbanks district, one of the camps oldest producers. Dick Gun ningham is busy with open-cut work on II Above discovery, and expects to make a good showing this year. The Wackwitz brothers are now sluicing on No. 10 Bedrock, tributary to Cleary.
 The Chatham creek dredge is dig ging on a twenty-four hour basis with twelve men employed. With the almost daily rains of the spring sea- son, the boat has not been retarded by the lack of water in the pond.
 The Alaska Road Commission has crews engaged in the maintenance and repair work throughout the length of Chatham creek, keeping the road in condition for the heavy traffic brot about by the large activ- ity of the Fairbanks Exploration company on the lower extremity as we'll as the several smaller operators along the upper reaches.
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Brunswick Photographs and records Alaska Shop.
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Sheaffer Lifetime Pens, SS.75-At Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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Fine Leather Purses and Hand Bags -Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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Tony Troseth, operator on 10 Below on Chatham creek, among other inn provements is constructing new garage.
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For Garden and Flower Seeds See Brown & Hawkins Corporation. If.
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Read the ads every day.
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Weekly Gateway-3 per year.
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GARDEN rakes and hoes-Graef's.
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BOSTON.-An anonymous donor has given one million dollars to Dart mouth college for. library.

Picture framing -Schallerer's Alas ka Shop.
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BL|NDFOLDED MYsT|C's
 DRIVE WAS GREAT STUNT

Murdock's 20-mile an hour motor drive thru the streets of Seward Sun day evening, heavily blindfolded, and with chief of police, Robert Guest holding down one of the rear seats but not for long-actually thrilled the large crowd which lined Fourth ave nue. With a crash of gear he step ped on the gas, shortly after 7:30 O. clock, zig-zagged his way out of the surrounding crowd and weaving from one side of the street to the other, missing standing cars, curbs and oth- CT obstacles by narrow margins. Turns were negotiated with ease.
 The White Mahatma" made his ap- pearance from the theater, blindfolded, and entered the Buick automobile pro- vided by Ogle's Garage. Chief Guest came out of the theater with him and entered the car with the Mystic. The crowds got a great kick out of the stunt and appreciated the entertain ment much.
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NORTHWESTERN IN AND OUT

The S.S. Northwestern, arrived in port Sunday morning from the south at 1:3O o'clock, with large listing of local reservations, and a general cargo of over 400 tons, about 50 of which were consigned to local busi- ness houses. Sunday morning, flags were unfurled and in honor of Memo rial Day, strung high from the masts from stem to stern, where they Hut tered turnout the day, presenting a fine apeparance. The vessel depart ( for the south Sunday afternoon.
 The vessels incoming and outgoing passenger lists will be published in to- morrow's issue.
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BEARS WENT OVER MOUNTAIN

Excitement reigned on Fourth ave nue late Saturday afternoon and early evening when flock of black bears were sighted frollicking on one of the 'mountainsides just above the fringe of heavy timber. Binoculars were fo- cused on them for an hour and by that time hunters had climbed to the vicin- ity and taken pot shots at two which failed to bring them down. It was quite a scene for the arrivals in town who had just come in on the train. It no doubt will furnish them with a topic of conversation for some time to come.
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LAUNDRY ANNOUNCES
 FEW PRICE CHANGES
MOST MODERN LAUNDRY IN TER RIToRY IS NOW OPEN FOR
 BUSINESS; MOVE OVER

A few changes in prices have been made by H. Kawabe, proprietor of the Seward Steam Laundry, which moved during the past week into its new To- cation in the Kawabe building on 4th avenue and, which was opened again for business today. The change in price has been made in rough dry and in H. K or housekeeping family wash Heretofore, the price of 15c a pound, 10 pounds, minimum pounds, has been charged for rough dry. Under the new listing this has been changed to dollar a dozen for the first dozen, the minimum charge, and five cents a piece thereafter. AS MT. Kawabe ex- plains the change if there is 13 pieces the charge then would be S1.15; IA pieces S1.1O and so on. Anything un- der dozen pieces will be charged at the minimum price of S10O.
 The H. K. Family Wash will be charged at regular prices instead of the former price of 20 cents per pound, minimum 10 pounds But on this item a discount will be allowed ac- cording to the size of the bundle. Washings averaging from S1 to g., will be permitted a 10 per cent dis count; bundles averaging 8 and S3, will be allowed 20 per cent; from s to S4 a discount of 30 per cent and from S4 to s a discount of 40 per cent. Bundles from S5 and up will be discounted exactly 50 per cent MT. Kawabe feels the new change in these prices will meet with popular approv- al and will work out to better advan- tage to all concerned.
 In addition to the modern laundry facilities now installed it is announced a hand laundry department has been opened in connection. When so order ed, or when bundles are marked, Sew ard Hand Laundry, the work will be finished entirely by hand This new department is expected to meet every requirement the public could possibly demand
 Cleaning and pressing is also a new department and later, MT. Kawabe plans adding still other lines.
 Visitors day will be announced lat CT when the remainder of the machin- cry arrives and everything is in it's proper place.
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LESS THAN HALF NUMBER
 GANNERIEs WILL OPERATE

SEATTLE, May 31. lP)-Lee B. Car roll. head of the Anacortes Fish Com pany of Anacortes said only ten of the 9 salmon canneries on Puget Sound will operate this season as it has been predicted the pink run will be light.
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FIVE GIRLS ARE DEAD
 EIGHT INJURED IN FIRE

ROCKFORD, H., May 31. (P)-Five girls are dead and eight persons se- riously injured when a fire swept an automobile accessory shop. The fire started when a strip of celluloid, be- ing sawed in a machine, burst into flames.
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BEAR HUNTERS ATTENTION

am fully equipped to conduct hunt ing parties of all kinds. Three years experience as licensed guide. Fine hunting along the Alaska peninsula.
 NICK KRISTENSEN,
 False Pass, Alaska.
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Remington Portables, S60-Schaller- CTS Alaska Shop.
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DunhiI Pipes. S10 each-SchaIleT- CTS Alaska Shop
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Brunskick Photographs and records -Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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Developing, Printing and Enlarging Alaska Shop.
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Fleischmann's Yeast at Brown & Hawkins Corp. If.
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Sheaffer Lifetime Pens, $S.75-At Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-18

velandi bandaja muzsikal.
MAJUS %, VASARNAP
Farrell, PA rom. kath~egy
haz nagyszabasu bazarral egy
bek0t0tt "Szinieloadasa".
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-18

lett oktat, tani Foleg olyanokat
erdekelnek mail beszedek, akik
autoval rendelkeznek.
Az estere hivatalos az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap minden egyes elo-
fizetoje, vagja Xxi kozlemenyiink
vegen l6v6 belepti jegyet, annak
felmutatasa mellett teljesen in
gyen beeresztik.
Az est. choke Judge Lions lesz.
Judge Gessner a biztonsagrol be-
szel, Judge Heffernan a t0rveny
rendelkezeseit ismerteti, azonkiviil
meg ket erdekes tanulsagos be-
SEED lesz.
Az est "star"-ja Miss Ethel
Tamminga, a chicagoi opera tag
ia, aki gyonyorii hangjaval, vala-
mint t0keletes enekszamaival, va
l6saggal elbajolja maid a k0zon-
seget. A miisoron szerepelnek
Ukelele Hughes, Jack Schustcr
harmonious; a Mahoning Kvar-
tett, valamint Jack Gwynne, a XII
val6 Piivesz, aki annakelotte Hou-
| dlnlnek volt a tarsulatban. Az
utan, XII tudna mind elsorolni az
erdekeseb ebbnel-erdekesebb- szalno
kat. Egy bizonyos, a miisor ugs
van osszeallitva, hogy mindenk
pompasan fog szorakozni. TIT az
estere szolo belepti jegy, hasznal
| ia fel minel tobb magyar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-18
CANTON, OHIO
a kOSSUTH KOR MUKEDVELOINEK VASARNAPI
VENDEGSZEREPLESE
2oungstowniak vasarnapi latogatasa Canton varosa
ban nagy magyar esemenynek igerkezik.
hossuh Kor legobb mukedve0 Tclonc pompa enekes
m gyar mutatk EA canton magyarsg hatamas
keszJeket ez fogadasra-A Nsmet Haban lesz megarva
eloadas.

magyarsag Macy elokesziileteket
tesz ere az esetre. Magyar szere-
tettel varjak Youngstown ven
deeeket, oft lesz az eloaIdason min
den magyar. Youngstownbol azon
ban mem csak szereplok kesziil-
mex Cantonba, hanem meg szamo-
san masok, akik mind tanui akar-
max lenni a ket varos magyarsa-
ga testveri talalkozasanak.
Vasarnap youngstown nap lesz
Canton varosaban, ezen talalko-
zason legyen oft minden magyar.
Lcgyen vasarnap esti iinnep
.lilden tekintetben felemelo, i'm
rozans felejthetetlen. A canto-
ri magyarok lazasan keszIilnek er
re, hissziik, hogy senki sem csalat
kozik.
Amint emlitettiik. az el0adas a
Nemet Hallban lesz megtartva
este Z 80 kezdettel S annak j0ve-
define. Kossuth K0r s a .Canto-
nj Iparos Egyesillet kozott oszlik
meg egyenl0 aranNban.
A kossuth k0r miikedvel6 gar
daja vasarnap deIelott 10 es II
ora k0z0tt gyiilekezik k0r helyi-
! segeben. Indulas Cantonba pont
II orakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-18
FARRELL HIREK
HAROM NAPOS MUSOROS
Bazaar
Nagyban folynak az elokesziile
tek-A piinkosdi iinnepek igazi
szenzacioja.

A farrelli magyar romai kath
hitk0zseg k0reben megkezdodtek
es nagyban folynak az elokeszite-
81 munkalatok egy nagyszabasu,
harom napos bazarra. A hitk0zseg
minden egyes tagja lazasan dol
gozik azon, hogy ez Macy ese-
meny melt6 keretek k0zott folly
jon lie s egyben minden tekintet-
ben megfeleljen a kitiiz0tt celnak.
a harom napos Macy bazaar leg
erdekesebb resze, piinkosd vasar
napjan fog lezajlani, amikor is
cgy pompas szindarab keriil be
mutatasra. Nemcsak a darab, ha-
nem annak szinrehozatala, a kitii-
no szereposztas, mind AIT garan-
taljak, hogy nagyszerii S elvezetes
sz6rakozasban leszen resze a ma
| GvarSd gnaK.
| Amennyiben hissziik es remel-
| Jiik, hogy ezen a napon, majus 90.
an, piinkosd vasarnapjan hasonlt
mulatsag nem leszen, biztosan szi
mitunk ARA, hogy a bazaron {
szinieloadason ugy helybeli
mint a kornyeki magyarsag, nag,
szamban fog megjelenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-18
adasa " az Ukran Hallban.
APRILIs 26, HETFo

Szepsegverseny bal a SIT. Ist-
van egyhaz javara a Moose
IIallban. kaczur Janos, cle-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-18
Powell rend0rfSn0k ''Misoros-estet rendez

youngstown autosoknak nagyszer szorakozasra van
kilatas Pompas misor Rayen- Wood Auditoriumban
Nyolc kUonleges vodvil sza -Beszedek zene, buvesz
mutatvanyok es enekesek- -Ingyen jelv ovasonknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-18

lhliluCillldpl llIdSg DIT oSelle-
nyek sorabol messze kimagaslik
youngstown magyarsag vasarna
pi latogatasa. A legregibb youngs
town. magyar kultur egyesiilet, d
kossuth Kor, legjobb miikedve-
lott soromp6ba allitva, vasarnap
Cantonba latogat ell, hogy egy
nagyszabasu est kereteben a cam
toni kornyeki magyarsagnak sze
rezzen egy feledhetetlen estet s
egybcn bens6bbe, meghittebbe te-
eye ket varos magyarsaga ko-
zott, mar eddig is fennallott szi-
YES, szeretetteljes kapcsolatot.
Az utobbi esztend0k soran, BIZ
Zony ritkasag szamba megy az
ilyen vendegjaras, pedig ha vala-
ha, ugy most van sziilseg ere.
AZ evek mulasaval mindjobban
szelesiilnek szakadekok a ma
gs'arsag kozott, a regi sep bara
tN viszony, mindJobban elhidegul,
S !ha mem lennenek ilyen feledhe-
tctlennek igerkezo talalkozasok,
barati jobb nyujtasok, bizony ha-
mar elfelednenk, hogy mas tele
pEken is elnek, munkalkodnak te-
vakeny magyarok
A cantomi 1paros Egyesiilet ed
digi teveke lys6eeve. megmutatta
hogy feladatat, munkakoret, a
magyarsag egy taborba valo tomG
riteset - betolti s egyben hianyt
is potol. Eddigi multja, killonfe
lc mozgalmai minden alkalomma
Vi iszhangra talaltak a magyarsae
taboraban, ICY bizton hissziik
Eogy a youngstowniak vasarnap
Hcndegjarasa is az eddigi sikerel
melto fenyes kiegeszitoje lesz.
Vasarnap, februar 21.-en este
a cantoni Nemet Hallban Tot
Eide harom felvonasos, enekes
tancos nepszinmiive: a "Tolonc
keriil bemutatasra. A Kossut
k0r miikedvelo gardaja, mely e
mex darabnak Youngstown be
mutatasaval tombolo sikert ert e
Cantonba randul, hogy az otta1
n.ugyarsagnak is. bemutassa ext
magyar darabot. Sok sep magya
nGpszinmuvet alkotott zsenial
magyar tehetseg, de ennel szel
bet, jobbat, magyarabbat, me
nem irt soha senki.
Az otthagyott hazanak egyi
ks varoskajaban zajlik lie a d
rab fordmlatos erdekes mes
Jc. Tele van ez a nepSzlmmii m
oyar szepsegekkel erzesekk'
Elibenk tarul maid ezen az est,
tengerentuli hazanak, ahova h
zahiv benniinket fiji, ia, vir5
minden szepsege, kicsinyessee
Egy elfelejtett, de alomba hazaj
rs meseorszag elevenedik m
clottiink ezen az esten.
A Cantonba memo mukedvel
minden tehets6giil1et, erzesiik
latba vetve lesznek azon, ho
czcn az esten felejthetetlen ny
lnokat irjanak a cantoni testy
lnagyarok szeretetebe, szivebe.
a canton, no meg a kOrnyt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-18
APR0 HRDETESEK
K1ADo LAKAs

Negy szobas lakas 601 Hilker
st. alatt, Geressy Sander mellettl
kiad6, k0zel "a varoshoz "A hazban
villany es gaz be van vezetve. Tu-
dakozodni lehet Geressy Sandor-
nal, vagy a tuEajdonosnal, 314
Terminal Bldg, telefon 31221.
(6-7)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-18
EL.AD0.

65 akeres farma, kb. II merit
f0ldnyire Warren-tol, jo uton. A
fold elsorangu, az epuletek kitii-
no karban vannak. Felvilagosi-
tast ad: John w. Fedor, 556-15th
St, East Youngstown, O. Ara
$3,900.O0. -(4,l1,1S.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-18
KERESTETIK

egy $3.50 ev korili foldmives
ember, aki minden farmmunkahoz
ert. Teljes ellatas es fizetes meg
egyezes szerint.
CHM: 1218 Bryson ST., telefon-
szam 79741. (7,S)
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Magyarok napiara

FERRUAR 20, szoMBAT
Farrell. PA farrelli ma
gyar reformatus egyhaz Macy
szabasu Kultur Estelye a ref.
iskola helyisegeben.
! FEgRUAR 21, vAsARNAP
Canton, GA Youngstown
Kossuth K0r miikedvel6inek
vendegjateka az Ipuros Egye
silet rendezeseben, szinre Ike
riil: a. "Tolonc
FEBRUAR 27, SZOMBAT
Warren, O.-A Munkas Bs.
war emf, 100.-ik fiok janak
vilagpostaval e g y bekotott
Farsangzar6 Mulatsaga
Roman Hallban.
MARCUS 7, VAsARNAP
Nagyszabasu Miisoros- Els
tely' a hajdani Kossuth Kor
termeben. Az estely jovedel
me a hazai arvizkarosultak
az amerikai Magyar Arvahaz
javara lesz forditva.
MARCUS IA, vASARNAP
A g0r. kath. Ifjusagi K0r szi-
nieloadassal egybek0t0tt mar
cius 15.-iki emlekEnnep6lye.
MARCUS is, HETF0
A Fiiggetlen Reformatus Egy
haz es Ifjusagi Kor Marcus
15-iki jinnepelye" az Ukran
Hallban.
APRILIs a, vAsARNAp
Sharon, PA Rak6czv rs.
Egylet 4S.-ik fi6kjanak tame
mulatsaggal egybek0tott Szi-
nieloadasa. Bemutatasra ke-
riil: a "Tartal6kos f6ri" boz
h0zat.
APRILIs 5, HETF0
A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r
nagy1szabasu Husveti Tame
mulatsaga Moose Hallban.
APRILIS 5, HETFo
a filggetlen ref. egyhaz Hus-
v6ti Balja az Ukran Hallban.
ApRILIs 5, HETF0
A Verhovay Seg6Iy Egyiet
321. .-ik, east Youngstown fl
okjanak Husveti Balia.
APRILIS II, vASARNAP
A new york; Magyar Szin-
pad' vendegjateka a hajdani
Kossuth Hallban. Szinre ke
rul: GA vadolZ0- titka@ cilni
nepszinmii.
APRILIS II, SzOMBAT
A SIT. Gy0rgy Sz0vets6g yo
ungstoWni SIT. Mihaly oszta
lyanak nagyszabasu tancmu
latsaga az Ukran TIallban, a
osztaly zaszLo- -alapjanak ia
vara.
APRILIs II, sZoMBAT
Farrell, PA new york
Magyar Szinpad" :" vemdGe
jat6ka a High School szinha
termeben. l5emutatasra k,
rjil: "a vadorzo titka" elm
n6pszinmii.
APRILIS 13, VASARNAP
A Figgetlen Ref. Egyh5
Ifjusagi K0rGnek Szinielt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-18
MARCUS 7, vAsARNAP

Nagyszabasu Miisoros. Es-
tely" a hajdani Kossuth Kor
termeben. Az estely jovedel-
me a hazai arvizkarosultak S
az amerikai Magyar Arvahaz
.asL 80 I1.., P.l.4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-18

Warren, O.-A Munkas Bs.
war eni, 100.-ik fi6kjanak
vilagpostaval e 9 y bekotott
Farsangzar6 Mulatsaga a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

80 .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23
ADOPT NAME FOR
new BUILDING
MODERN OFFICE STRUCTURE
TO BE KNOWN As PRO-
FESSIONAL BUILDING

The Professional Building is the
name given to the most modern Office
building of Key West, on Duval
street, which VIII have every con-
venience, including elevator service.
There viii be 10 Offices and six
stores with all modern eonveniences,
up to the minute.
Application for Offices should be
made Immediately to make any
changes IN the way of electrical fix
lures, sub-offices, telephone outlets
and other necessary alterations for
the convenience of its lessees.
Doctors, lawyers, dentists, en-
gineers, architects and all other pro-
LESSONS or realtors are invited to
make a general inspection of this
building and its Offices, which win be
ready for occupancy April 1.