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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-17
CONFESSIONS OF A
FAT WOMAN
NO. I

This is one Of n series of twenty
articles BY a noted writer telling how
she reduced nearly forty pounds In a
natural way
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-17
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06
EUGENE MOORE
NEW MANAGER
OF LA CONCHA
RECEIVES APPOINTMENT TO
POSITION FOLLOWING REC
oMMENDATIoN BY MILLER
BOND co.

Eugene Moore, of Orlando, Fla,
has been appointed the new man.
ager of the Hotel La Concha by
the board of directors ON the rec
ommendation of the Miller Bond
ing Company. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore have already arrived and
taken charge of the hotel.
Mr.. Moore was a successful ho-
tel manager in Orlando and comes
to Key West in an attempt to run
the Hotel La coneha on a sound
financial basis.
He stated that he viii make
every effort to run the hotel sue
cessfully and asked for the co
operation of the citizens of key
West in this enterprise.
w. P. Chase of New York WIS
the first manager of the hotel. be-
ing appointed by Carl Aubuehou
before his death. For several
months the appointment of the
manager has been hanging in the
balance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06
Miss Maria Valdez And
Albert Montecino Are
Married Last EveRing

Albert Monttcin0, Jr., and Miss
Maria Loaisa Valdez. both Of this
city were united in marriage last
evening by Rev. F.. T.. Lev, pastor
of the Ley Memorial Methodist
church, at the ministers home,
SO Francis street. The wedding
was attended enly by relatives
and close friends Of the contract
iug parties.
Albert Moateeiao. Ir, has been
connected with the merchandising
concern ef Curry sons Company
for the past five years. The bride
and groom are popular with many
friends in the city who viii wish
for them the fullest measure Of
success and pleasure in the
future.
The friends Of Ar. ard sIrs.
Montecino are pleased 20 know
that this eity will be their future
home
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06

Kate is dead. No tolling bells
announced her sad demise; no
relatives wept around her bier ;
no solemn rites were pronounced
over her lifeless body, and no
flowers were strewn over her final
resting place on earth.
Kate was not a flirt nor a flap
per. She was never known to use
the lipstiek nor to powder her
nose. She might well have been
classed as an "old maid" for she
had never married, though her
charcter was Immediately clean
and no gossipers had ever ques-
toned the purity of her soul.
Kate did not have bobbed hair and
had never been out motoring with
a man. She had never told any
one her age, and, strange to say,
no one had ever asked her how
old she was. She took no interest
in politics and had never register
ed to vote. Kate had never been
to school a day in her life, conse-
quently she could neither read nor
write. She could not speak either,
though she could hear perfectly
well.
Kate was faithful and hard
worker, and had held the same
position for perhaps seventeen
years. During all this time she
had never flinched from duty and
had performed her work wonder
fully well. She could have kept
right on at the same job if death
had not claimed her. She held a
good position number of years
in this city before accepting the
one where she had been employed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06
DISTINGUISHED
PERSONAGES ARE
VISITING CITY
LORD AND LADY EDNAM OF
LONDON ARE AMONG THOSE
REGISTERED AT HOTEL LA
coNcHA

Lord and Lady Ednam Of Lon
.-cfus, England. arc spending the
day in Key West at the Hotel La
Concha, leaving this evening for
Palm Beach.
They arc on a three weeks tour
OF the United States. They left
England for Jamaica and from
there went to Havana, arriving in
Key West yesterday afternoon on
the Miami.
After a short stay in Palm Beach
Lord and Lady Ernam viii go to
Charlottesville, Va. to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Ronald Tree, who have a
large estate near there.
Lord Ednam is a big iron and
steel man in England, and is chair
man Of the board OF directors of
the Round Oak Works, Dudley,
England.
When approached by a repre-
sentative of The Citizen, Lord
Ednam was reading an American
newspaper and WIS much disturb
ed about the strike situation in his
ceuHtry. conditions over In
England VIII take us home sooner
than we had planned. he said.
aaaaaoee0a<s uoSeySaaSaR0
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06
VAN VALKENBURGH
APPOINTED AS
DEPUTY MARSHAL
SUCCEEDS ANDREW LOPEZ
RECENTLY REMOVED FROM
OFFICE COVERING SOUTH
ERIN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA

LyalIe D. Van Valkenburgh, a
realty dealer Of this city. has been
appointed and commissioned a
Deputy United States Marshal g.
be stationed here. relieving An
drew L. Lopez. recently dismissed
from the office.
Mrs. Rose Cleveland. deputy
federal court disbarsing officer, is
indueting Mr.. Van valkenburgh
into the duties Of his new position
today. before leaving on the eve
ming train for Jacksonville.
Mr. Van NaIkenburgh is well
known in this city. and his other
business interests here viii profit
ably occupy his time when the du-
ties Of deputy marshal do not re-
auire ali his time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06
Key Westers Enjoy Trip
Yesterday Afternoon Oat
To Western Dry Rocks

A party of Key Westers. mum
bering seven persons, enjoyed a
fishing trip made to the Western
Dry Rocks yesterday afternoon
where the time was spent in haul
ing in sea specimens Of every de-
scription.
The voyage was made in the
launch Leona, the party return
ing to port late in the evening
With an immense catch on board.
Those making up the party
were G. Sam 3. Curry. Samuel
" Curry, Marvin Thompson, vie
tor Thompson. Ernest Thomp son,
Robert Thompson and Charles
johnson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06
MarshaI's Office Becomes
Confused With Prohibition
Department, Claims Dyson
OFFICIAL OF SOUTHERN
FLORIDA DISTRICT IS
WINDING UP COURT
AFFAIRS TODAY

Benjamin E. Dyson, United
States marshal for what is term
ed the Southern District of Flor
ida. but which comprises prac-
tieally the whole state, who came
70 the city in connection with the
May term Of United States court
which adjourned here yesterday
afternoon, is still in the city look
ing after some business matters in
connection with his department.
Mr.. Dyson is an interesting
talker and has a very pleasing
personality. He says that great
many people get the U. S. mar
rhal's office confused with the
prohibition enforcement depart
ment Of the government. A num-
Der Of really intelligent people, he
says, have written him from time
70 time complaining about lack Of
enforcement Of the prohibition
laws.
"Our department has no more
To do with violations of the pro-
bibition statutes than with the vio-
lation Of any other Of the various
United states laws Mr.. Dyson
stated 1--WE 60 after violators
II the postal laws just the same
as We do aoy other crimes against
the government" lie said. I'VE
don't 60 out and work up these
prohibition cases, he said. All
we do is to handle them after they
are worked up and turned over to
us in the proper form"
Mr.. Dyson says about 90 per
cent Of the cases handled in the
federal courts now are for viola
ton Of the federal prohibition
law. and il must be this fact that
leads people TO think that the
United States narshal's force is
composed Of prohibition officers.
bit the two are separate and dis
tinet departments.
If the y. S. marshal finishes his
business here today he expects to
leave on the evening train for
jacksonville.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06
Great Britain's Widespread Strike
Causes Great Loss And Inconvenience
To Practically All Lines OF Business
KATE Is DEAD. LONG LIVE KATE!

so many long years at the time of
her death, so that she carried gilt
edge references with her when
Tuesday called her into the great
beyond.
Did you know Kate? You have
seen her hundreds of times. But
you just didn't know who she was.
Kate was very poor indeed in
this worlds goods, She occupied
a plain but comfortable room
right near the city hall, where she
had lived and enjoyed life in her
way for a great many years. Mon
day night she was taken violently
ill, and no one was near to adj
sminister to her ills nor to relieve
the terrible pains that was racking
her being. In endeavoring to get
out of the door to seek aid she
sustained fall that crushed her
head and resulted ultimately in
her death.
But you do not know Kate.
Well, Kate was a gentle, good
natured little mule of the female
kind. She had drawn one of the
city carts for a long, long time,
estimated at from IL to II years
by those in position to know. But
she is dead now, and another mule
will have to be bought to take the
place that she filed so we'll
Ben Saunders, the faithful coll
ored employe of the city, who has
driven and cared for Kate ever
since she entered the service of
the city, is greatly grieved over
! her death, and he will miss her as
he would a true and faithful
friend of his own kind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06
JUDGE BROWNE
GIVES ADDRESS
ON EMBARGO
SENATOR MALONE GIVES Ac.
COUNT or RECENT TRIP
At RoTAREANs MEET HELD
TO-DAY

Bascom Grooms relinquished the
presidents char at the Rotary
Club luncheon today. The new
executive, Andrew Miller, was alb
sent from the city, and the chair
was taken over by Robert r.
Spottswood, new vice-president,
who ably presided over the meet
ing.
Sen. William H. Malone gave
an account of his recent trip up
the state, Fort Myers, Winter
Haven and other places. where he
attended a number of luneheons.
He said that to attend the club
luncheons of a city was the only
way to really find out the city's
activity.
Capt. Clark d. Stearns, who
represented the city of Key West
through the chamber Of commerce,
at the foreign trade council at
Charleston, spoke on the confer
cnce. He stated that there were
1900 delegates present from all
over the United States and for.
eign countries.
Captain Stearns was appointed
a member of the general conven-
tion committee, which formulates
criticisms of what has been accom-.
! plished at the convention. lie
spoke at the convention for ten
minutes on the pipe line, road and
advantages of the Florida keys and
distributed literature to the dele,
gates.
Judge jefferson B. Browne
spoke on the embargo of certain
! fruits from Cuba to the United
States that was not listed in the
general embargo law. A commit.
tee of three. composed Of Arthur
Gomez, Judge Browne and Sena.
tor William II, Malone. was APP.
pointed TO Investigate the mat.
ter.
George Perpall spoke on Boys
Week, stating that the club would
be ready in two weeks to put on
this week.
The question of a Rotary
monthly bulletin was discussed
John Orr. district Rotary governor
has asked that the local club at.
tempt 10 establish this publiea.
tion. Melvin Russell, Tom Ketel.
mgs and Bugs" Warner were ap-
( pointed to Investigate the cost and
method of printing.
Among the guests present
{. were: Lieut.. Ernest b. Thounp
son, Lieutenant Johnson. w. f. d
Stokes. Jr,. George crittento
Charles Crittenton. Mr.. Pendletor
az the Miller Binding Company
and Lincoln Spencer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06
AMUSEM MENTS

MONROE THEATRE

ToDAY-~His JaEz Bride, q
Comedy. "on the Links"
TOMORROW AND SATUR-
DAY-''The Keeper Of the Bees. .
Al Reach Comedy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06
PUBLISHER OF MIAMI
DAILY NEWS OPENS
UP BARRAGE DIRECT
ED AT OHIO OFFICIAL

JACKSONVILLE, May 6.
The Dayton (ohiol News,
published by James NJ. Cox,
also publisher Of the Miami
Daily News and Democratic
nominee for the presidency
in 1920, has opened UP an
editorial barrage directed at
Cyrus LOcher, Director of
Commerce for the state of
Ohio based on Locher's CAM
paign of anti-Florida propa-
ganda which has been in
pre- gress several months.
Loeher paid a short visit to
Florida early last fall osten-
sibly 10 investigate real estate
projects and upon bus return
home announced that no per-
mits would be granted for the
sale of Florida lands in Ohio.
Since that time rarely a week
has passed that he has not
appeared before some realty
organization or civic club for
the purpose Of beiittling FIR
ida.
The Dayton News on April 2
ublished an editorial based Q
Ess.s -. ~ sa4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06

tcontinued on Page s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-06
James NJ. Cox Makes Strong
Defense For Florida Against
Propaganda To Injure State
INVITATION

= y
The following invitation has
been issued by Mrs. Isobel Crit
tenton TO friends and members of
the Parish for the wedding of her
daughter. Florence. to w. E. d.
Stokes, Jr., Monday:
Mrs. c. r. u. Crittenton
Invites the members and friends OF
st. Pauls Parish
To the marriage of her daughter
Florence
to
Mr.. Earl Dodge Stokes, Jr.
on Monday. May tenth
at five-thirty o'clock
st, Paurs Church
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
RICO BALoK
A Mahoning es Shenango volgye-
mex alkalma lesz kedvelt ciganya-
max muzsikajara tancolni.

A k0ver, mindig mosolyg6 kept
Rig6 vajda mem erezte jol magat
Philadelphiaban. Visszahuzta a
szive youngstown magyarsag-
hoz.
Kiss Bella, ismert magyar tame
mester tette lehetove, hogy Rigt
visszaterjen, 6s koltseget nem ki.
melve, elolegezte a het tagu ban
danak az utik0ltseget is.
Rig6 ezt ugy halalta meg, hogy
Kiss Bella rendezeseben mutatko
xix be el0Sz0r visszaterese utan q
Mahoning es Shenango v0lgyi ma
gyarsagnak.
Az elso bait Farrellben, a Slo.
yak Hallban fogjak rendezni ma
jus elsejen.
A masodikat Youngstownban
a Moose Hallban majus 3.-an.
A harmadikat East Youngstown
ban, a Roman Hallban majms TO-
en-.
Ugy Kiss, mint Rig6 kiilon0sen
keszulnek ezekre a mulatsagokra.
Rig6 bandaja vilaghirii Victor
lemez es beszel6gep gyar altal re-
sziikre keszitett val6di cigany ru-
hakban fog fellepni.
Annyira elterjedt Rig6 hire
hogy val6szinuleg majus 2.-an a
Park szinhazban, az East Federal
St.-en, fog koncertet rendezni.,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

ben az egyik elhagyott tarnaba
szallott lie, hogy az ottani szenfej-
t0 eszk0zoket felszinre hozzak. A
munkas el6re sietett az egyik oil
daltarnaba, nehany pillanat mulva
azonban visszatert es jelentette,
hogy a tarna leveg6je kibirhatat-
Ian. Frenk6 ekkor maya ment,
hogy a mumkas jelenteser6l meg
gy6z6dj0n, de mem tert vissza.
Keresesere indultak, de mire Sc
gito expedicio t6rnaba leert, a
foaknasz mar halott volt. Megal-
lapitottak, hogy kotelesseget tel
jesit6 fGaknaszt a tarnaban evek
ota fclgyiilemlett banyaleg 0lte
meg s csupan a veletlennek k0-
sz0nheto, hogy a lampakt6l rob-
banas mem szarmazott. A szeren-
csetlenseg iigyeben vizsgalat
megindult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

de ez mem ait jelenti, hogy hideg
legyen a szoba. Ha bebi nyaron
ket hetes, vagy telen hat hetes, ak
kor meg kell szoktatni szabad
leveg6hoz. Nyaron semmifele elo-
kesziiletre mines sziikseg, de telen
azonban bebit 10 melegen be
kell takarni es az ablakot Xxi kcll
nyitni vagy egy 6rara, de vigyaz-
nj kell, hogy ne legyen a bebi hui
zatban. Ha ezt par napig csinalja,
azutan kiviheti a hazb6l bebit az
utcara szabad leveg6re es a leg
jobb id6 kivinni delel6tt 10 ora
t6l delutan 3 ora k0z0tt, termesZe- :
tesen ez az id6jarastol is fiigg.
Azonban jol oyni kell szelt6l, hi
degt6l ds port6l. Minel jobban no
gycrmek, ANIMAL tovabb lehet a
szabad leveg0n tartani es sep lido
ben egesz nap a leveg6n lehet.
Testgyakorlat.
Testgyakorlat epen olyan fon-
tos, mint az alvas es friss leve-
GO. A fatal csecsem6 eleg testgya
korlatot vegez, amilzor a rugda-
l6dzik es sir taplalekert. Ha a be-
bi kilenc vagy tiz h6napos lesz,
rendesen elkezd mar csnszni es ezt
a testgyakorlatot meg kell enged-
nj, s6t batoritani kell hozza. Rem
desen a bebi, ha egy ewes elmult,
mar kczd jarni, de ebben minden
gyermek kiil0nb0zik masiktoh
A bebit mem kell batoritani, vagy
biztatni, hogy alljon vagy jarjon,
csak annyit, amennyit magat6l
akar.
Egeszseges gyermekek nemzet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

egy kis kert -hazat bereltek es be-
rcndeztek III otthonukat. Sailstad
III eletet kezdett. Mint mechani-
lus vallalt munkat egy ideig sen
ki sem haborgatta. De mar egy
honap mulva valaki kisiit0ttc,
hogy a cottage lak0i mem masok,
mint annak a hires sz0kesnek "a
hosei, akikrol annakidejen olyan
szenzaci0S tud0sitasokat irtak az
ujsagok. Ett6l kezdve mem volt
nyugtuk sem ejjel, sem nappal.
Valahanyszor az asszony megje-
lent az utcan, az emberek megfor-
dultak es ujJal mutogattak uta-
ma. Ha betert egy boltba, az embe-
rex felrevonUltak es suttogva ma
gyarazgattak egymasnak, hogy
"nezzetek csak, ez az "a hires Nap
sugar kisasszony.'
Sailstad egy aut6baleset folly
tan megsebesiilt De annyira felt
az emberek tolakodo kivancsisa-
gatol, hogy egyctlen korhazbar
sem jelentkezett, hanem kinl6dva
hazavanszorgott es a felesegevel
apoltatta magat. De vegre is po,
kolla Walt ez az eletmod. Egy le-
pest sem tehettek anelkiil, hOgy
nyomukban ne lett volna Oft {
t0meg irgalmatlan kivancsisaga
De nem volt menekves! Az ideiglt
nes szabadlabra helyezes ahhoz {
feltetelhez volt kotve, hogy az al
lam hatarait mem lepik at. De, in
kabb borton vagy a halal, min
az ilyen szaIbadsag.
Sailstad es felesege ekkor ker
tenyt irtak ebben k0nyorogtel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
MAA
A halott feltamad

A biztosito tarsasag fizetett, dc
mem minden gyanakvas nelkiil
Feltiin6 volt, hoey a tiiz kit0rese-
vel egyidejiileg eltiint Napsugar
kisasszony is. Aztan felkeltette a
gyanut az a koriilm6ny is, hogy
akadt olyan tanu, aki valtig TO-
gadkozott, hogy a tiiz kit0resekor
egy ferfit es egy not latott meme
kiilni az ego haz fel6l.
Nyomozni kezdtek. Harom evig
tarto nyomozas iltan, vegrc a szc-
relmes part megtalaltak Kalifor-
naban, ahol alnev alatt eltek. Le-
tartoztattak es visSzahoztak Gket
Wisconsinba, ahol a biiniigyi eliza
ras lefolytatasa utan Sailstadot
es Dorothyt Andersont gyujtoga-
tasert es csalasert b0rt0nbiintetes-
re iteltek. Miel6tt becsuk6dott
m0g0ttiik a b0rt0n ajtaja, foga-
dalmat tettek, hogy barmelyikiik
szabadul elobb, masikat hiisege-
sen megvarJa.
Sailstadne, aki id0kOzben ferj-
hez ment, a targyalas utan, mely-
nek soran felismerte Sailstadot,
gyorsan elvalt masodik ferjet6l es
Sailstad ellen meginditotta a val6-
pert, amely hamarosan a hazassag
felbontasaval vegzGd0tt. Ezutan
az asszony ismet ferjhez ment a
masodik ferj6hez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
GYILKOLT A vADHAZAsTARs

Csapo Janos j6m6du kesziii
fjldbirtokos evek 6ta k0zos haz-
tartasban cit Fiilop Mariaval. Az
asszony nem jo labon ALT Csap6
Janos edesanyjaval, Csapo JOSEF
neval. A ket asszony az istall6ban
szovaltasba elegyedett. A szoval-
taSb6l tettlegesseg lett, amelynek
soran Fiil0p Maria vasvillaval ta-
madt Csapo Jozsefnera, akit t0bb-
sz6r fejbevagott. Az Greg asszony
a szenvedett seriilesekbe belehalt.
Fiil0p Maria kihivta Csapo Janost
az istall6ba, elmondta, hogy mi
t0rtent, azutan ketten. g0dr0t as
tax az istalloban es elf0ldeltek
az agyonvert asszony holttestet.
Masnap szomszedok, mivel az
0regasszonyt nem lattak, suttogni
kezdtek. A suttogas jegyzo fiji
lebe is eljutott, aki erelyes nyo-
mozast inditott, amelynek soran
megtalaltak az elasott asszony
holttestet. Id6k0zben Filop nona
megszok0tt, Csap6 Janost ellen
ben csend6r0k letart6ztattak.
Masnap Fiilop Maria is jelentke-
zett iigyvzdje, dr. Mokri Gyula
tarsasagaban a pecsi kir. iigyesz-
segen, ahol kihallgatasa utan szin
ten letart0ztatasba keriilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
A tarsadalom kegyetlen
itelete.

Sailstadot, maid nehany hettel
kesobb Dorothyt is, meg biintete-
silk let0ltese elott, szabadlabra he
lyeztek, azzal feltetellel, hogy a
biintetesi periodus letelte elott
mem hagyhat jak ell Wisconsin te-
riiletet. Sailstad foghaz kapuja
ban varta Dorothy Andersont, a
mikor 1925. junius 2.-an o is kisza-
badult. Nehany oraval kesobb
mar megjelentek az anyak0nyvve-
zet0 el6tt es t0rvenyes hazassagra
leptek.
Aztan Fond du Lac k0zeleber
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
Arnerikai erdekessegek
EGY RECEIVES sZERELMI T0RTENET UTOLs0
FEJEZETE.
Az amri gyaros baran6e a csalaser es gyutogatasr
kapo bortonbuntetesuket eootte elhagyhatjak vegre
Wisconsin terueet

rosszra, fellebIbentettek a lepelt
arr0l a megszenesedett hullarol, a
melyet az iiszk0s romok KOHL huz
tax el6. Sailstadne egy vel6trazd
Sikollyal eszmeletleniil esett osz-
sze. Amikor magahoz teri, megmu
tattak halotton talalt targyakat,
amelyekben ferje holmijaira is
inert. A hullaban minden ketse-
get kizaroan agnosZkaltak. Ed
ward j. Sailstadot, akit azutan
annak rendje es modje szerint ell
temettek.
K0zben pedig Sailstad, akit fe-
lesege es baratai 6szinten gyaszol-
tax, tisztaban volt azzal, hogy
amennyiben terve sikeriilt, felese-
&c es gyermekei nean fognak silk
seget szenvedni Mar j0 el6re $50
ezer dollarra biztositotta az eletet
es ezt az 0sszeget a biztosito tar
sasag Xxi is fizette az 0zvegy kc
zehez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
OLVASSA Ell

Hanyszor hallotta mar tarsasag
ban, k0zvetleniil bcmutatas kis-
Sc feszelyeztet6 szavai utan,
"Have a Camel kifejeztst. A ci-
earetta kinalasa olyan szokas,
mint valaha az indianoknal volt a
beke pipa elszivasa, amikor nj EN-
berek talalkoztak.
Az, hogy ma Camel cigarttaval
kinaljak ecymast az emberek es
avval er6sitik meg baratsagukat,
annak jele, hogy a Camel a leg
jobb cigarette, amit penzeert meg
vehet.
A Camel cigarette a legfino-
mabb amerikai es t0r0k dohany
kcver6keb6l keszitik. A keveres
vilag legnagyobb dohany aru-
gyaranak ftltvc 0rz0tt titka. A
Camel Soha sem hagy maga ntan
kellcmctlcn " dohanyos'' szajizt.
A legjobban igazolja a Camel
cigarette kivalosagat az teny,
hogy ezt a gyartmanyt sylvia a
lcet0bb cmber es t0bbct fogaszta-
max ell bel6le, mint barmely mas
newt es barmilyen aru cigarette
boil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
vi elet fele,
PET6FI EGYLET

Az east youngstown /. Petofi
Sander M. Bs. Egylet 0sszes tag
jait kerem, hogy a most vasarnap
tartando rendes havi gyUlesen le-
het6leg teljes szamban jelenjenek
meg es tisztazzak hatralekaikat.
Keretnek a tagok, hogy elhunyt
Rapl-Sak Janos tagtarsunk utan
.iaro egy dollar halaleseti segely
dijat ezon a gyiilesen fizessek be.
Horvath Rafael, titkar.