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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
SPORT HIREK.
A pragai Sparta Europa elso
labdarug6, csapata, Amerikaba
jon.

Amerikai sportk0r0kben Macy era
dekl6dessel tekintenek a pragai hires
"Sparta'' labdarug6 csapat Amerika-
ba 6rkezese ele. A csapat szeptember
elseien erkezik New Yorkba. A "Spar-
ta'' csapat VOLT az, amely legyozte az
uruglayiakat, akik a vilagbaj oksagot
tartottak, miel6tt csehekkel osszeke-
riiltek merk6zesre.
A cseh labdarug6 csapat chicagoi
"Sparta A. B. Az meghivasara jon
Amerikaba es mar egy sorozat merko-
zest el6 is keszitettek vezet6 ameri-
kai soccer csapatokkal, New Yorkban
Giant csapattal, Brooklynban Wan
derers csapattal, azonkivul Provlden-
ce. Fall River, Chicago, Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, Cleveland, st. Louis es
Washington 4egjobb csapataaval IS
meg fognak merkozni.
A "Sparta' rekordja a lebdarugas
teren eevike "a observation-disclosures
Ez csapat minden eur6pai fovaros-
ban iatszott es mindeniitt gyozelmesen
tkeriilt XII a merk6zesb6l, meger6sitven
| a bainoksagi rekordjat minden csapat-
| tai szemben, akar "Sparta' volt a
"vendeg team, akar az idegen csa-
pat volt vendeg Pragaban.
| 1923 ban peldaul, vilaghirii angol
csapat: Bolton Wanderers vegigjar-
ia az eur6pai fovarosokat es az egyet-
| len varos, ahol vereseget szenvedett -
Praga volt, ahof "Sparta "7val mer-
te ossze ereiet Az eredmeny 10 volt,
Itekintettel az angol csapat kitun6 We
delmere.
1924-ben Pragaban jart az uruguay
vilagbajnok csapat, amely parlsl
OTympiaIdon vilaghirre tettl szert Macy
szeru iatekaval.. A pragai "Sparta
oket is legy6zte 10 Nanyban. Negy-
veneer ember nezte vegig ezt kiz-
delmet es lelkesedes szinte hatarta-
Ian volt. 'la ft
1925 vegefele egy eur6pai korntat
rendezett ''Sparta' es bejartak Spa
nyolorszagot, Franeiaorszagot, SvaJ
cot es mindeniitt Macy sikerrel szere-
peltek, noha ezekben az orszagokban a
soccer labfarugo jatekosok kitunoen
kepzettek Tizenegy merk6zesbol
"Sparta'' kilencet nyert es ketto ell
donthetetlen maradt. A legjelentosebt
merk6zest barcelloniai F. c. elleI
iatszottak 7:2 eredmennyel. A paris
Z. bajnok csapatot 11:4-re vertek. Az al
talanos eredmeny az egesz turan 49,
eredmennyel vegz6dott, ami labda
rugas t0rtenet eben sZinte paratlRl
eredmeny.
1926 tavasza uiabb sikereket hozot
"Sparta 'nak. A spanyol @ Europa
csapat volt pragaiak vendege, akike
o:O-ra vert "Sparta maid hire
7 magyar csapatot, a M. T. K--t 3:l-r
; vertek meg par hettel kes6bb Praga
> ban, maid Budapesten Al aranyba1
arattak gyozelmet magyar csapat fe
: llett. Becsben t0bb izben vendegszere
5 ipelt "Sparta' es ott sem veszitet
l egyetlen merk6zest sem, noha a becsie
S ket tartjak Europa legjobb csapat5
, nak A leger6sebb becsi csapatot, a
Els6 Becsi F. CT 4:3-ra vertek.
/ A "Sparta'' amierikai szereplese va
5 l6szinJteg nagy erdekloslest sfog kelte
nj orszagszerte es a labdarugas terel
szamos nj baratot szerez maid ennek
I nagyszeru sportnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
FARRELL, PA.
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
Kohl: v6csey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.

Ertesites. - Szeretettel 6ha tom az
egyhaz 0sszes tagiainak szives tudoma-
sara hozni, hogy vasarnap, azaz au-
gusztus no 29-en egyhazunk kebele-
ben mem lesz istentisztelet tartva, mi
utan az egyhaz lelkesze az "Elyria-i
Magyar Ref Templom -Segelyz6 MOI
Egylet' diszzaszlajanak felavatasan
veend reszt es oft fog szolgalatokat
v6gezni. De a vasarnapi iskola egy
presbyter vezetese mellett meg leend
tartva, pont 8 orakor.
Heti sorrend.-A i0v6 heten kovet-
kez6 sorrendben lesznek szolgalatok:
Kedden, agusztus 3l.-en este fel s.
kor Campfire Girls bjanak ossze-
j0vetele.
Csiit0rtokon, szep,ember 2-an este
f6l s-kor az Ifjusagi K0r 0sszejovetele.
vasarnap, szeptember sen reggel g.
t6l fel 1l-ig vasarnapi iskola es utana
mindiart istentisztelet. Maga lelkesz
prdlikal.
Nyari magyar iskolank zarotinnepe-
lye.-Az elmult vasarnap zajlott lie az
varva-vart zar6innepely, amely is
met egyik bizonxsaga voht annak, hogy
megis csak erdemes a gyermekekbel
apolni a magyar 6rzest. 'Ezen a fent
nevezett napon vnsgaztak lie az listen
tisztelet keretei k0z0tt azok gyerme-
kek, akiket a. Mt. asszony kanitgatott
nagy szorgalommal es odaadassal nyolc
| heten at es vizsga alatt, aklket q
lelkesz maga kerdezett XII, mindef
egyes gyermek pontos es ertelmes fe-
leletekkel tett bizonysagot az elsaJa
titott tanulmanyair6. A vizsga haron
4 ora hosszaig tartott es mindenki meg
elegedetten hagyta ell az Ur hazat.
Vasarnap este a vizsga vilagl reszt
vette kezdetet, vagyis iskolank zaroun
nepelye volt megtartva saJalt lskol;
helvisegiinkben, amely szavalatokbol
dalokb6l es ket egyfelvonasos szinda
rabb6l allott Ez alkalommal nagyobt
4 oyermekek hoztak szinre "Az arat'
unnep6ly" Olexine gyonyori alkalm
szindarabjat, amely el6adast Anita
Irenke vezetett be gyonyorii magyar
4 sz6l6 tancaval IS araItott elismerest
sziinn mem akaro tapsokban. Maid
4 falusi haz tornacan lilo gaAta es ga2
dane k0vette ct. A gazda szerepet XII
R6za es gazdane volt Biro Gizellt
maid ezekutan azonnal az arat6 gaa
da: BRO Eszter vezetese alatt, vOnul
be az arat6 csopoit; egy legeny es eg
leany vallukra fektetett rudon hozva
az arat6 koszorut. Utanuk parosan eg
flu es egy leany, vagyis az aratok EN-
nepdal mellett: "fhol jon az arata
ellen en- is ugy, mint mas, stb. Sz'
repl6k voltak: Antal Irma, Vas Zsu
zsa (koszorus-lanyok). Aratok: Kovac
Andras, Vas Lima, Fiilop Bella, Ozsvat
Irma, Sos Vihnos, Bir6 Margit, Sc
Janos, Fabian Anna, Herczeg Alber
Bordy Margit, Kiss Iona, Kinda Ma
git, Kiss R6za, akik aztan a tornaco
parosayal ket oldalt felsorakoztak
szebbnel-szebb nepdalok hangzottak
kozben 4k0zben, maid talpraes6 k0sz0i
t6kkel 6s vegre egy sep imadsaggi
altak altal gazdanak buzab0l fon
arat6-koszorut. A k0vetkez6 dalokk;
volt fiiszerezve az el6adas: "Ritk
buza, ritka arpa'', Piros, piros, piros
"Ezt kerek mez6t t'-Antal Margit
ka zongora kiseretevel Az el6adas Il
zajlasa utan a nagyerdemii koz0nse
szunni nem akaro tapsokksiI iutallnaz4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
HALATLANsAG.

No, ez megis csak borzaszt6! Ha-
rom h6napig volt vendegem az Mol
mar. AIT hittem. hogy az OF leanyom
koziil valamelyiket maid felesegil We
szi Mindennap lehet6 legjobbS ebe'
deket f6zettem szamara es szeinte-
len frater vegre is felesegil vette -
szakacsnemat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
KIAD0

, szoba butorral, vagy butor
nelkiiI, gyermektelen hazaspar-
max, vagy maganosnak. Erdek-
l6dni lehet $4,000 telefon szam
alatt.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
EXPLOITATION MEN CLEAN
HARVEST FROM HURRICANE,
Deluge Of Publicity Outpours as Favorite
Automobiles Are Credited With Feats of
Endurance in Storm-Swept Florida.

Just why a car of any other make
could not have stood on the garage
floor while a playful storm lifted the
garage from around 1t Is not made
quite clear In this story, but perhaps
we are not as keen as we used to be.
Wind Is Given Edge. -
The wind, however. IS deliberately,
given an edge on the speed OF the
car referred to. This Is quite gener.
Gus on the part OF the exploitation
man, for he steps right out and asserts
that the wind had reached a velocity
OF more than 140 miles an hour and
he does not even hint that Fred Wag
ner, automobile racing's famous start
err. was even In the neighborhood with
a stop watch.
The gist of these stories seems to
be. one gathers from reading them
that the cars passed through the
Florida storm quite creditably, and
while they are not mentioned in the
dispatches as having outstripped the
Red Cross in aiding the suffering
one would take it that the men who
penned these bits of information foi
automobile section readers felt that
they might as we'll solve the problern
of what conferred the greatest benefi;
in the hurricane along with such other
questions as who won the war, how
long bobbed hair will remain in vogue
and whether coffee Is more harmful
than tea to the nerves of the tired
business man.
While on the subject Of enthusiastic
boosters Of products offered to hope.
full purchasers. it remains for the
chronicler of the performances of 1:
new and much -heralded small car to
capitalize life's little melodramas t.
support the claims to superiority
made by the makers of the new ma
chine.
Second only to such famous plants
as Fireman save my child" is the
heart-interest of this booster yarn. In
fact, one is likely to have his tears
equal the gasoline yield of this par.
ticular car when pondering over the
anecdote.
The story goes thus: Because a
Evening star., 1926-10-10

proud owner of this new car was able
to drive his machine 65 theoretical
miles an hour to take a child to where
medical treatment could be given. 1
life was saved and another home saved
from the darksome shadow Of death
ETC., etc.
Whether IS miles am hour in this
car as q speed that does things. boost
erly speaking, is different from 65
miles an hour in the other motors
that can travel as fast or faster re-
mains to be explained. But It seems
that the IS miles in question con.
stitutes the luckiest stretch both of
roadway and selling arguments.
No mention, Of course, is made Of
cars of these makes that dashed over
cliffs or fractured lamp posts. If the
accidental virtues or car should be
credited to 1t why should not its sins
likewise be entered against IT? Per
haps that wouldn't be good exploita-
ton material.
The saddest feature of these stories
that come as arguments for investing
good money in the cars they are de-
signed to sell Is that all three cars
have their mechanical virtues. Ali
three have built up a reputation based
either on long-standing business oper'
ations or popularity Of product OF
both. One in particular has no need
to use any argument but the sub
stantial worth Of the car. All three
have their positive qualities thai
would satisfy motorists who are seek
ing the particular types of car their
models include. Why they should
have to go so far afield is difficult to
understand.
But wonders will never cease. nor
will the stories of the exploitation
men, it seems. Besides endurance
tests over every hilly incline except
the Washington Monument, and long
runs in every gear to say nothing OF
neutral, there remain few conquests
for the super-car. But one might a.
we'll be hopeful
Evening star., 1926-10-10
RI W. j. Y0SS.

Question: What saved the most lives
In the Florida hurricane?
Answer: The Whifyie Eight. which
| OF three cars In Mr.. Blah's garage ir
West Palm Beach. was the only one
to dart swiftly from the danger zone
| at the first touch OF the starter pedal
This. slightly rephrased for obvious
reasons, Is the latest Offering IN the
way Of publicity from an automobile
concern, which, like others, has per
haps at times been over enthusiastic
about It's products. but always has
stayed within the license that Is grant
| ed alike to poets and exploitation men
The assertion that particular
! make Of automobile was instrumental
In saving a goodly number of lives
| when the winds dashed the coast OF
Florida must come as distinct sur
prise to followers of automotive prog
ress who have been led to believe tina;
only ultra speed and such items az
solid silver vanity boxes were indica-
tion Of super performance and com
pleteness of equipment.
Announcement of the unusual per
formance Of the car We have SO con
siderately named the Whiffie Eight
does, however, overlook several fea
tures There was no beautiful blonde
from Hollywood photographed later
at the wheel, nor was there an inter
view granted an eager interviewer by
the owner starting something like
this:
Sample of Publicity.
Il would not part with my Whifie
Eight for $4,000 in real money" said
Mr.. Jinx yesterday, when he called
at the showrooms OF the HOrSeless
Age Service Company.
The Whiffie Fights exploitation
writer, however, is not the only offend
er. Almost in the same mail. auto.
mobile editors we're harassed by a
further announcement from the pub
licity department of the Speedster
corporation (also q nom de plume, SC
to speak,.
The Speedster's writer had larger
visions and, while speaking of the
havoc wrought in the storm-torn coun'
try, which but a moment before was
the rich mans paradise, he informs
his anxious readers that while waving
palm trees and other varieties Of Flor
idian fora were raZed by the storm,
for some strange reason all the Speed
ster cars in the land Of sunshine
escaped untouched.
But that Is not the end of the story
1t could not be with such a prolific
racOnteur, who some day may be
writing subtitles for scenarios instead
of exploiting automobiles. Not only
did the Speedster cars escape un.
scathed, but they contributed a chap
ter to a yet unwritten epic of motor
dom. One owner. whose statement II
put between the quotation marks
always kept at hand for such pur.
poses. is made to say that while he
saw destruction "wreaked on every
hand" with buildings smashing all
about u.s." his Speedster roadster
stood unharmed where the garage
had been"
Evening star., 1926-10-10
SPACE DRAWING
FOR AUTO SHOWS
45 Passenger Car, 19 Truck
and 4 Taxi Makes to Be
Displayed.

Space drawing for the New York
and Chicago national automobile
shows, motordom's annual review Of
a. twelvemonth's progress, took place
during the last week at the National
Automobile Chamber Of Commerce Of.
fees IN New York. With space al.
lotted, plans for the annual headline
events In the automotive world will
go forward with renewed energy.
The New York show will run from
January to IS. while the Chicago ex-
hibition will cover the week of Janu-
ary % to February ;.
An exhaustive array Of the very
latest advancements in motor car
manufacture. recent models Of pas
senger cars. trucks and taxicabs will
be shown. along with accessory and
repair equipment. so that every de.
psrtment of the automotiye industry
will have its activity represented and
delineated.
IS Passenger Makes.
Forty-five makes of passenger auto
mobiles. 19 kinds of trucks and sew
eral taXicabs will be on the show
floor.
For the first time the shows will in
clude an exhibit Of repair shop equip
nent. Here the car owner will be
able TO see various modern devices
which have been developed to handle
repair jobs more efficiently and at
lower cost. 1t is expected that this
section will have exceptional interest
for the motoring public az giving them
the view of how the repair and service
work on their cars is or could be han
died
Many novelties in cars are to he in
troduced. but the details are being
kept under lock and key by the makers
until shortly before the opening.
Trucks Draw Interest.
Accessory exhibitions this year will
include some Of the latest devices for
additional features for ones car, as
we'll as the standard lines of well
known products.
Considerable interest is being evi-
denced this year in the exhibition Of
light trucks. The exhibition will fea
lure the business service of motor
transport. Business men visiting the
shows will have an opportunity to get
facts not alone on the engineering
features of the commercial vehicles
hut also on the different types OF serv-
ice and operating costs of these units
In industry.
List of Exhibitors.
Space was drawn for the following
makes of automobiles and trucks:
Passenger cars - Auburn. Buick.
Cadillac, Chandler, Chevrolet. Chrys-
Ter, Davis. Diana, Dodge Bros, Due
senberg, du Pont, Elcar. Essex. Flint,
Franklin, Gardner, Hudson. Hupp.
Tewett, Jordan, Kissel, Lincoln. Loco.
mobile, McFarlan. Mar,non. Noon.
Nash. Oakland, Oldsmobile, Overland,
Packard. Paige. Peerless. p.er'e,Ar-
row, Pontiac. REQ, Rickenbacker. Star.
Stearns, Studebaker, Stutz, Velie.
Whippet, Willis Sainte Claire and VIII
sKntght.
Taxis-Dodge Bros, Hertz Drivur-
self, Oakland and Yellow.
Trucks-Atterbury, Autocar. Chew
rolet. Commercial, Cunningham, Fed.
eral, Garford, Graham. Larrabee,
Oakland. REQ, Republic, Schacht. Sell
den. Star. Stewart, YellowKnight,
walker and Ward.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
Bumpers Protect
| India Cars From
Stray Buffalo

What strange reactions bumpers
create Cuban car owners like them
because city streets in Cuba are mar
row. London owners do not like them
because London streets are narrow.
In India, however, they are greatly
appreciated for a reason that never
would occur to an American. They
serve to protect the car from stray
cattle, buffalo and sheep which often
are encountered on country roads.
Evening star., 1926-10-10

JoWett %-oOW 0ooan
the charming and beautiful car that Will
bring someone $4,000 in cash.
We want a slogan for this car-one that
suggests beauty, charm, vogue, hndivid-
ualityi The person who suggests the most
appropriate slogan will be given-absolutely
ffee-$10, 900 In cash. And the two who
suggest the next best phrases will each be
eiven ono of these wonderful cars.
Mechanically this new Jewett is moro power
ful, moro easily handled, moro quickly
accelerated and accelerated, moro rugged and
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Convention, per Mrs. r. j. Robertson,
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THE WAR IN MOROCCO
Continued from page ~

ton either by France or Spain His
role, therefore, is limited to an at
tempt to arouse the sympathy of
English-speaking countries i'm favor
OF the tribesmen, who for years have
lived chiefly on guerilla warfare and
cattle raiding. The Moroccan sultans
had to deal with their emissaries be-
fore the powers granted France and
Spain the privilege of protecting
their respective zones i'm Morocco.
which the French at least have sought
to civilize and educate at great cost.
with so far little return for their
pains.
French Suspicious of Rifians.
Despite the optimistic tone of the
eommucique, however, it is learned
that the French are chary of placing
overmuch reliance in the Riffian caids
who have inaugurated the peace par
ley. Abd-el-Krim and his supporters
are astonishly capable of trickery.
and by appearing to negotiate thew
are at least gaining time and feeling
out the degree of earnestness of the
French and the Spanish respectively
In so far as resumption of fighting is
concerned.
Politically and automatically.
French interests are for peace as
quickly as is possible. The Spaniards,
while not sharing the handicaps
facing the French, have consistently
shown in their conduct of the Mo-
roccan campaign q sort of reluctance
for continued effort.
These reasons indicate that hopes
for peace in Morocco are still very
slender and fortify opinion in many
circles here that the Riff must be
ridded of Abd-el-Krim. And from a
well informed though. eunauth ori3ed
source it is learned that. part of The
present negotiations concerns the fig
are at which Abd.sl-Krim will con-
sent to voluntary exile. ). FL
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SHARON BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner First and Leigh Stc.)
Rev. r. H. johnson, BID. MA. pas-
vices: Sunday, 1880 A. N. and 8:1s
p. M. Sunday School,, 10 A. NJ.
RISING MT. ZION BAPT. CHURCH.
600 Deruy street, Eulton)
Rev. o. B. Slmms, B TIL, Pastor,
Residepne 1928 Denny st. Services:
Sunday School, $3.50 A M. All are
welcome.
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