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New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
FATALITY IN HARTFORD
Negress Is Burned to Death This Morning in Fire at Arthur Place,

Hartford, Conn, Feb. 24 tP.- Cornelia Jackson, colored, q years Of age, and single. was burned to ,icath when she was trapped in burning house at 7 Arthur Place, this morning.
 With another girl, Minnie Bryant, she was sitting in the kitchen of her home on the first floor of the building, which is six-family tenement house, when the kitchen boiler suddenly exploded. Miss Bryant ran out Of the room, but Miss Jackson took refuge in pan fry, closing the door after she had entered and failed to make her es- CHpe.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

Washington, Feb. 94 P'-A new hearing for the Countess of Cathcart on the order for her exclusion from the United States was denied today by the labor department.
 In the opinion of acting Secretary White, the case now can be decided only by courts 4 judicial deter imitation as 10 whether moral tur- pitude is a crime and constitutes a bar 10 the admission of aliens ad- hitting acts of that sort, it was said, is desired by the labor department.
 Mir. White after a conference with Assistant Secretary Husband and
 (Coutnucd on Page 12l
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
lHE WEATHER

Hartford, Feb. 2l-EorcCaSt for New Britain and vicinity: Fair and warmer tonight. Thursday increasing Cloudi- ness and Wnrmrr; rain Thurs
 daS night
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Secretary Davis of War Department To Sub- init Measure Similar To Naval Aircraft Policy.
Expenditures Not to Be as Great But Provides for PropOrtionate Increase in Aerial Branch.

Washington, Feb. 24 LPl-A five year continuing aviation develop ment program. similar 10 inc maya aviation project now before con gress, will be submitted to the house military committee by Sccre- tary Davis of the war department next week.
 The project provides for a propor. lionate increase in aviation. as com pared to other branches of tn" army. II is described at tho war department today as destined to strengthen the army air service ma 'crially in equipment, although f was indicated that the plan would not involve as great an expenditure as the S100,Q00, 600 in the dve-yeur navy plan.
 Result of Hearings
 The program was worked out as q result of the study Secretary Davis directed be undertaken Of all the testimony at recent congrcssiono) and other aviation hearings. Major General Mason M. Patrick, chief or the air service. co-operated witt other branches of ,he army in it. preparation.
 The project was described as iu the nature of first phase Of tho Lassitcr board program, which con templated a 10-year expansion tc 2.500 planes, hut modified to make expenditures reasonable and con servative and also 10 conform witt the recommendation of the prcsi- dents air board.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

tContlnued on Page 12l
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

Average Daily Circulation For EssA HsS. sa;S n1''"s ing: l3,235
Evening star., 1926-04-07
SENSATION OF RING
RECEIVES SETBACK
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, April e Jim Null
len, Chicago boxing promoter, who
came here to see the bout between
Shuttle Callahan of Chicago and Tom
my Freeman, Cleveland, last night.
said today that the fans of Chicago
will not be satisfied that Callahan is
through until they see Freeman beat
him there. Mullen said he may seek
to arrange match between the pair
in Chicago.
Callahan received his first sharp
setback since his entry into pugilism
here last night in the eleventh round
OF scheduled 12-round bout, when
the fight was stopped by the referee
because Callahan had been battered
into almost helple essness.
Callahan'S recent matches have
been succession of knockouts of
such experienced boxers as Bobby
Barrett. Philadelphia: Morrie Schlaif-
fer, Omaha, and Johnny Mendelsohn,
Milwaukee,.
Besides losing the fight Callahan
forfeited $500 for being 3A pounds
over the agreed weight of 149 pounds.
Evening star., 1926-04-07
LAMAR AGAIN WINS
A. A. u. RING HONORS

BOSTON. April Henry Lamar
of Washington and the University Of
Virginia was among the eight ma
tionaI amateur boxing champions
crowned here last night at the con
clusion of the senior championship
tournament of the National Amateur
Athletic Union.
Lamar, who won the 175.pound title
for the second year in succession
when he showed decided margin Of
superiority over Joe Monte of Brock
ton, Mass. was the only representa-
tive of the South Atlantic division
to win his way to the finals. The
others were eliminated in preliminary
bouts held yesterday and Monday.
The complete list of title winners.
survivors of the young army of boxers
who took part in the s6-bout program.
follows:
Lawrence Lyons. Pittsburgh. 112-pound.
Joe Katkish. Pittsburgh. 11s-pound,
Patsy Ruffalo New York. 126- pound,
Tommy Lown, New York, 135-pound
Ed Ternan New York. 147.pound.
Arthur Flynn, Lawrence. Mass. 16o-
pound.
Henry Lamar. University of Virginia 176-
pound.
Armand Emmanuel. San Francisco. heavy
weight.
Evening star., 1926-04-07
BOATMEN SCORE OVER
CANOEISTS ON COURT

Potomac Boat Club athletes proved
to he better basket ball players than
their rivals from Washington Canoe
Club when the teams staged their
first annual court game last night at
the Arcade.
The Roatmen earned 35-to15 de-
cision over the Paddlers and were
never in danger of being headed,
Rosinski and Eismann of the winners
and Shaw Of the WashinStons shared
scoring honors, each accounting Tor
half dozen goals from scrinmaGe.
Evening star., 1926-04-07
Nationals Are Rated Leader List of Three 1926 Penant Pos

ing II necessary for him to have q yes1
of inactivity. In 1915, Richards after
two seasons of training at Cornell,
jumped feet inches.
The fame OF Richards had not been
forgotten before ClintO Larsen. herald.
ed as even better than his predecessor.
entered the relays. Larsen. with a.
peculiar twisting style of jump. mop
only won the event. but broke the
record made by Richards, with clear
ance of feet 5M inches. That was
in 1917.
Pearce is regarded as one Of the
best sprirters the Rocky Mountain
section ever has had. The ca Sc with
which he won the conference cham
pionship last Spring in 9 As seconds
leads many to believe that he has an
equal chance with the great sprinters
of the country. Ike Is being hailed
as "A possible Olympic team member
two years from now,
Evening star., 1926-04-07
TIME IS EXTENDED
ON DOG SHOW LIST

A two-day extension. until Friday at
Q pm, of the closing date for entries
in the twelfth annual dog show Of
the Washington Kennel Club. to be
held in the Arcade April 19 and 20,
has been announced by Frank p.
Leach, chairman of the bench show
committee.
I'VE have heen flooded with entries
at the last minute" said Leach. land
the club feels that il the closing
date Is extended it will enable sew
eral score additional persons to enter
their dogs.
More than 100 persons visited the
club offices. 2130 p street northwest.
last night to make entries.
Among the entrants yesterday were:
L. r. Wilson, Staunton, Va, Boston
terrier; Mrs. d. F.. Cooke. Richmond,
Va. eight collies and two Russian
wolfhounds: J. NJ. Sayles, Richmond,
Va, collies; G. J. Beach. 514 Sixth
street northeast. collie: Ernest w.
Shaoland. Baltimore. four Pome.
ranians: John T. Worthington. Alex
andria. Va. shepherd.
DIR. j. Charles MacGill. Catonsville.
Md. two wire!haired Pinschers; Rose
A. Mangard, Ills Fourth street north
east. shepherd Lotta n. Nettles. New
York. Samoyedes; Pennwood kennels,
Sparrows Point, Nd Russian wolf.
hound; r. c. Gardner. Riverdale
Heights. Nd, st. Bernard.
Mrs. William II. Smith, 1910 NJ
street northwest. Schipperke: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Snyder, 21o A street south
east. Boston terrier: Henry p. Money.
T-r,ixynrcif1 Club ct, nh AaS CT ny
John H. Jonett. 1904 Thirtieth street,
bull terrier; George Seitz. 1876 Quebec
street. Boston terrier: Sally White
hall. III Gates road. bull terrier; Mrs.
f. J. Whitehall. five whippets; Caplin
Bliss, 923 East Capitol street. Boston
terrier.
r. NJ. Grafton, Rosemont, Va, Rus
sian wolfhound; Mrs. Mary A. F'reret
Gainesville, Va. Russian wolfhound;
Mrs. J. c. Broderick. 4603 Georgia
avenue northwest. Irish setter; Dr.
Luretta Kress, Takoma Park. Nd,
Cocker Spaniel; Robert II. Lowry.
Soldiers Home. bull terrier; Edward
Fl. Everett, 1906 Twenty street
bull terrier.
Frank f. Smith. Philadelphia. Pa,
Airedale; Minnie Ferguson, 3004 South
Dakota avenue northeast, Hungarian
Spitz; Mrs. Wade l.. Lowe, 2124 Four.
teanth street. shepherd: James F.
Carlin. jr.. Alexandria, Va. Chesa
peake Bay; Mrs. Emily T.. Coughlin,
Alexandria. Samovedes: Fred c. Sher
man. 2701 Connecticut avenue: Irish
terrier; c. T. Flanagan. ,143 u street
northeast, shepherd: Stewart F. Rich
ards, jr., Mount Rainier, Md. st.
Bernard: Paul II. Miller. 3212 Tenth
place northeast. Great Dane; Fred
Buchholz, Occidental Hotel, four
shepherds.
Evening star., 1926-04-07
PEARCE MAY SPRING
SURPRISE AT Penn

PHILADELPHIA, April ENTRY
of David Pearce of Brigham Young
University, Provo. Utah. in the 100
yard dash In the thirty-second an
nual University of Pennsylvania re
lay carnival recalls two other super.
athletes who came from the same in
stitution to surprise the East with
their ability.
Back in 1913 Alma Richards came
to the Pennsylvania relay carnival
without the blare OF trumpets. All
Richards did in 1913 was to clear the
cross bar at s feet inches to win.
The following year Richards was
absent from the carnival. his transfer
from Brigham Young to Cornell max
Evening star., 1926-04-07
LILLIAN CANNON TO TRY
ENGLISH CHANNEL SWIM

BALTIMORE, Md, April Mrs.
Edwin NJ. May. better known to the
sports world as Lillian Cannon, is
sincere in her determination to at
tempt to swim the English Channel
this Summer.
Yesterday she applied for a pass
port at the Office of the clerk Of the
United States District Court.
She plans to leave for England
aboard the Majestic on April "a, ac-
companied by her husband and
trainer
Evening star., 1926-04-07
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AssOclateU PTebs.
CLEVELAND, Ohio.--Tommy Free
man, Cleveland, won a technical
knockout over Shuttle Callahan, Chi
cago GD.
NEW YORK.-Phil McGraw, De
troit. beat johnny Rocco, New York
Q2). George Courtney, Oklahoma, wor
a technical Knockout over Lew War
shaw, New York (3).
PORTLAND, Oreg.-Len Melody
Laramie. Wyo.. knocked out Dandy
Dillon, Minneapolis 0. Eddie Rob
berts, Tacoma, beat Jimmy Moore.
Cincinnati 10).
VERNON. Calif-John Lester John
son. New York, beat Bob Roper, Chi
cago 00),
Evening star., 1926-04-07
MARKS ARE BROKEN
IN MINING MEET
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Hrfss.
CHICAGO, April 1.-The Cincinnati
Y. NJ. C. A, tank team enters to-
nights championship trials in the
National A. A. u. indoor swimming
meet with a commanding lead Of 10
points, gained in the first two days
competition. The Chicago A. A. team
is in second place with points.
Last nights events brought three
new world records.
The Ohioans clipped second from
the former mark for the 400-yard
relay in a 60-foot pool; Ethel Lackie
of Illinois a. c. swan 80 yards free
style in - 3-5. tow-fifths of a second
better than the old record, and Agnes
Geraghty of New York did the so
yard breast stroke event in 36 sec
onds. 2-5 seconds faster than the
former record for women.
Evening star., 1926-04-07
HELEN wills SCORES.

MILAN. Italy. April P).-Helen
Wills, Americas woman tennis cham
pion, playing before the most fash.
ionahle gathering of her Italian visit
at the Milan Tennis Club. was victor
In three matches. She won singles
set from Signor Gaslini. the club
champion. 6-4. Then, with Signor
Gaslini, she defeated Count Bona
csssa. president of the Milan club
and Count Leonard Eonzi, fl. and
Count Bonzi and Signor Sahbadini,
g.
Evening star., 1926-04-07
GEORGIA TECH MEET
IS LISTED SATURDAY

The high point of interest in the
Spring track and field program In the
South is the Georgia Tech relays,
which will be held Saturday.
This meeting has done a great deal
to make track popular in the South
and provide, at the same time, the
finest sort of competition.
A full program of events and relay
races for high and preparatory schools
is always included in the program.
The Winter has seen similar inter
est in secondary school basket ball,
both the University of Georgia and
Auburn taking the lead in this re
spect.
If progress in athletics in the
South had had no result other than
developing interest in athletics of all
sorts among the lower schools. the eX-
pansion would have been well worth
while.
Evening star., 1926-04-07
AKRON PAIR TAKES
DOUBLES IN A. B. C

TOLEDO, Ohio. April ASTON and
Young of Akron, Ohio. won the doubles
in the A. r. c. tourney here by out
bowling the Gardella and Tocco of De-
troit decisively in the roll-off after
they had tied for the first prize The
Akron pair totaled 1898 to their rivals
1882.
The roll.off ended the twenty-sixth
annual tournament. Following are
the standings in the minor events
and the prize each won:
Evening star., 1926-04-07

SAN FRANCISCO, April GP.-
George Modrich, heavyweight cham
; pion of New Zealand, who was
scheduled to make his American de-
but here Friday night in a 10-round
bout with George Godfrey, Philadel
phia negro, has been taken i'll and
the boxing has been Cancelled.
Evening star., 1926-04-07

AUGUSTA, Ga.-Ty Cobb, jr
would like to take tennis seriously
but has no ambition to shine on the
diamond like dad. His red hair has
been lending color to a tennis tour.
nament here.
Evening star., 1926-04-07
ATHLETICS AND YANKS DUE
TO PUSH A. L. CHAMPIONS
Tigers Believed TO Possess Edge on Second Group,
Which Includes White Soy and Browns While
Indians and Red Sox Are in Third Group.


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Evening star., 1926-04-07
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK April 7The Washington Americans the 1925
championship their with OF eight and
their
The of the the holders OF sixth place nearly
their Athletics the heels
the 1925 Nationals
that will be less than the ne thai
and
The which all
be divided
Evening star., 1926-04-07

The fair foul hit was introduced in
base ball by Dickey Pearce of the
BROOKLYN Atlantics in 1871.
Evening star., 1926-04-07
LEADS HARVARD FENCERS.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April { CP).
Robert =. Outerbridge OF Superior,
Wis, has been elected captain of the
Harvard fencing team.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
FoNTos aYttLEs

A KOssuth K0r vezetosege ez-
uton kohl a tagokkal, hogy gyii-
leset vasarnap, november Ten,
este s oral kezdettel tartja meg
sajat klubhelyisegeben. A tagok
keretnek, hogy lehetoleg telies
szamban es PONTOSAN jelenjc-
nek meg.
Azok, alxik tagsagi dijaikkal
hatralekban vannak, legyenek szi
vesek a magukra vallalt kotele.
zettsegeiknek a vasarnapi gyiiles
alkalmaval eleget tenni.
A vasarnapi gyiiles targysoro-
zatan szamos erdekes Is Maggie.
lent6segii dolog szerepel, kivdna
tos lenne, ha vitaban tagoR
0sszesege resztvenne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
EGYLETI GYttLEs

A New Brunswick SIT. Tmro
hg. Egylet 9.-ik, youngstown os7
talya rendes havi gyiileset tart
ia a jov6 vasarnap, vagyis no
vember no Ten delutan 2 ora
.kezdettel, magyar gor. kath
templom basementjeben, 702 Ma
honing Ave.
Kerem tagtarsaimat, hogy tel
jes szamban megjelenni szives.
kedienek, ugyazinten a hatrale.
kos tagokat is kerem, hogy hatra-
-l6kaikat rendezzek.
A muult h6 folyaman a 11.-ils
osztalynal elhalt egy tagtarsunk,
$ ICY tehat az utana jar6 halal-
eseti illetek, ezen a gyiilesen ese-
dekcSSe valik.
Tisztelettel:
Hauzer Fulop, titkar,
ST. Rose st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
Kivertek
a szernet
Tragikusan vegz6d0tt a party-A
merenylet elk0vet0jet nyomozza
q rend0rseg.

Kiycrttls a szemet, 0sszct0rtel;
az orrat Is bet0rtel a koponyajat
Jack Markovicsnak, 593 Mahon.
ing Ave. A sAorenesftlen embert
eszmeletlen allapotban taRaltak
meg csiitort0k0n este Martin
Urichek, 507 Alexander st. alatti
hazuk hatso telken.
Csiit0rtokon este nagy partyt
rendeztek Uriehek. A tarsasag
egyik tagja 0sszeszolalkozott a
szinten jelenlev6 Markoviccsal.
Sz6szot kovetett. A perlekedo fe-
lex kivonultak az udvarra, hogy
megverekedjenek. A verekedes vd
get mar fentebb megirtuk.
Markovich SIT. Erzsebet k6r-
hazban fekszik, allapota remeny1
telen.
A rend6rseg mcginditotta a nyo
mozast remeny van ARA, hogy
4 tettes mihamar el6kariil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
Politika a
tenplornba
Mar Istennek hazaba is beviszik
az atl1os politikat.

Varosnnknak, "a sok k0zott
van egy nagyon tekintelyes tenn.
ploma, First Baptist Church. En
mex templomnak van eey ma
gyon tellintelyes lelkipasztora,
DIR. A. G.. Archibald.
Anflkiil, hogy hkar a baptista
Ipgyhazat, akar ahnak erdemek-
ben dus pastoral, bantam akar-
nank, tisztelettel kerdezziik, hogy
keriil a politika aftemplomba9 a
Krisztus korbaccsal verte Xxi a
templomb6l penkvaltokat, kufa
rokat!
Vasarnap este q First Baptist
Church istcntisztelet volt, a
lelkesz kijelentette, hogy sheriff
jeloltek KOHL egyiket Sc tartja
tamogatasra erdemasnek.
Hogy keriilhet a politika a tenn
plomba? A First Baptist Church
'hivei imadkozni, k0nyorogni, We
zekelni, ajtatoskodni, scent be-
szedet .hallgatni, imadsagos zsol-
tarokat enckelni jarnak a tenn
plomba $ a phsztor kiielenti nelik,
hogy 8 a sheriff icl6ltek egyiket
sem cndorszalja.
Az teljesen Rev. Archibald dol
ga, hogy 3 a jeloltekhez, egy til
zanket pontb6l all6 kerd6ivet kill
dott. Megtehette. Tehetem en- is,
te is. 8 is. De csak, mint magan-
ember.
Hogy a sheriff7jeloltek felele-
teivel, a nagytudomanyu lelkesz
ur mem volt megelegedve.ez is az
q privat dolga no meg sheriff
fake. $685., j
De tisztelettel kerdem, hogy jon
lelkipasztor ahhoz, hogy a tenn
plomban az istentisztelet alkal-
naval politikai beszedet tartson,
egyeni velemenyet a hivel1re el6
szakolja s jel0lteket endorszal-
jon, vagy mem endorszaljor:
Az istentisztelet meg Sc nep-
gyiilfs!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
NAGYsZERUEN sIKERULT
A SZOMBATI MULATSAC

A Katholikus- Ifjusagi Kor az
elmult het szombatjan tartotta
meg Halloween mulatsagat a re-
ei Kossuth Kori nagyteremben.
Este het 6rara volt hirdetve a
bal kezdete csak ugy 0ml0tt a
koz0nseg, tiz ora fele mar zsufol;,
sig tomve volt Macy terem. Szi-
mes, tarka kepet nEujtott a bali
kOzonseg, rengetegen voltak jel.
mezekben. A tancmulatsag rcszt-
vevoi kGzott akadt olyan Is, aki
| mem sajnalva a faradtsagot, 81
jelmezt is hozott magaval at0l-
t0zk0dott. Orommel jegyezziik fel
ihogy szamos izleses es igazan mil
veszi kivitelii jelmezt lattunk. \
dijakat szetoszt6 bizottsagnak BIZ
zony nehez volt a valasztas
Medve Istvan zenekaranak mu.
zslkaja mellett egymast k0yettek
a tancok. Annak dacara, hogy q
kozonseg legnagyobb resze fla.
talsagb6l toborz6dott, sok volt .
csardas. A fiatalsag kedveli ezt
a ropog6s magyar tancot.
A szombati bal rendez0sece. 4
Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r, ezutor
mond halas k0sz0netet mindazol
max, akik a balOn resztvettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
A gyerek asszony
Egy 13 ewes leany, hamis eski
alapjan, ferjhez ment.

Egy fatal, szeralmes par ro-
mancat t0rte kettle a rend6rseg
k01belepese.. Annie Herman, 81
Jefferson ST., Campbell, O., okt6-
Der 27.-en v6legfnytvcl egyiitt
megjelent a bir6saeon kiyctte a
hazassagi sneedflyt. Uey a kis
leany, mint sziilei eskiit tettek ar
ra, hogy menyasszony II esq
tendos.
A fatal par egyhazi esketes
nelkiil egyiitt cit egesz pentekig.
"A szomszedok besugasa alapjan
a rend6rseg megimditotta nyo-
mozast. A 13 ewes asszonyt, vala-
mint edesapjat letartoztattak s
hamis eskii vadjaval terhelten al
litjak bir6sag ele.
A v6legeny, valamint a meny-
asszony anyja $4,000 biztositek
mellett szabadlabra van helyczvo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
SIT. ISTvAN EGYLET HIRE1

Havi gyiiles-A SIT. Istvan
cgylet foly6 no Ten, most vasar-
nap d. II. 2 6rakor tartja rendcs
havi gyiileset a Kath. Ifjusag:
K0r 80 w. Federal St. alatti he
lyisegeben. Keretnek tagok,
hogy pontosan es teljes szambar
jelenjenek meg.
Halaleseti dij befizetes.-Ke,'-
jiik mindazon tagokat, akik meg
mem fizettek neh. Hugler Istva'n,
illetve Bodnar Gyorgy utan jar6
egy dollar halaleseti dijat, va
sarnapi gyiilesen okvetleniil fizes-
SEX meg.
Felfuggesztett tagok.-Oktober
honapban felfiiggesztve voltak
Lat6s JOSEF 3 havi, So6s Rozalia
4 havi es Kis Anna 5 havi hatra-
lekkal.
Kaluczky J&nos, eln0,1
Mixich Gdspar, jegyzS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
ket haz leegett.
IgnacE Gy0rgyek haza teljesen a
tiiz nartaleka lett.-Ignaczne,
hat gyer1nelzevel szerencsesen meg
menekiilt-A tiizcsap elromlott,
igy a szomszsd hazba is beleka-
pott tiiz-Kozel $8,000.00 q kar.

CsiitGrt0k6n este harom csala-
dot teit hailfldalanna tiiz. Ig
nae Gy0rgy iiaza l39 Oklahoma
Ave. alatt van, n liz Il haz hatSn
| r6snen szemttegettsb6l keletke-
zett.
Az ego szemett6l tiizet fogott il
k0zelben lev6 sandi, maid lam
gok atesaptak a hazra. Ignaczek
epp vacsoranal iiltck, gazda, Ig-
nacz Gy0rgy munkaban volt ICY
csak felesege es hat gyermeke i'll
te korul az asztalt. A langokban
all6 hazbol Ignaczne gyermekei-
vel egyiitt kimenekiilt S fianal,
ifj. Ignalcz Gy0rgynel, $50 Glen.
aven Ave. alatt talalt mened4.
ket.
A haz teljesen leegett, csak
falak maradtak meg. A tiiz rem
reteg kart okozott a derek ma
gyar csalad otthonaban.
A tiizolt6k hamar megerkeztek,
hozza akartak latni az oltashoz, a
k6zelben lev6 tiizcsap azonban
mem miik0d0tt. Icy hosszabb id6
be keriilt, mig vizet okado fees
kend6k miikodesbe kezdhettek. Ez
lido alatt a Angok atcsaptak a
.szomszedsagban lev6 haz teteie-
re, mclyben Andy Zumbardy es
Patsy Davzenci lakik. A ket csa-
lad is menekiileshez latott. A haz
fels6 resze teljesen leegett, az al
SO reszt. azonban sikeriilt megmen
teni tiizolt6knak. A foldszinten
Mako EHmbardy csalaa, igas azutan
a tiiz eloltasa utan visszamehetctt
otthonaba. A tiiz altal hajlekta-
lama lett Davzenzi familianak a
szomszedok adtak ejjelre szallast.
A harom csalad kara, becsles
szerint nyolcezer dollarra tehet6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
WARRENI MAGYAROK!
Vasarnap, november Ten del
utan reformatus istentisztelet
lesZ,

A nilesi rpformains egyha2
lclllipasztora, Mt. CS6pke Ist-
van, vasarnap delutan 3 ora
kezdettel Warrenben, a Court
haz szomszedsagaban lev6 Pres.
byterian templomban magyar
reformatus istentisztelotet tart,
Ugy a warreni, mint k0rnye.
Xxi magyar reformatusok, akik
lelki sziikseget erik az egyha-
ri elet megindulasanak War
renben-j3jjenek ell ere az is
temtiszteletre, melyet azutan
fontos megbeszeles kovet.
A lelkesz fapunk utian kerr
a magyarsagot, hogy vasar-
napi istentisztelet hiret minel
sz6lcsebb retegekben terjesz-
seek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
A MAGYARsAG FIGYELMEBE
DIV. Mihok Sandorne ismet meg
nyitotta irodajat-A magyarsag
minden iigyes.bajos dolgaval a
legnagyobb bizalommal fordulhat
Mih0knehoz.

Hiril adtuk, hogy 0zv. Mih6k
Sandorne vissza6rkezett gyerme-
keivel magyarorszagi utjarol. A
derek magyar asszony, akire boil
dog emlekezetii ferje utam ket ap-
r6sag felnevelesenek nehez gond-
ia harul, ismet hozzalatott a min
dennapi kenyer megkeresesehez.
Mih6kne irodajat a 619 Dollar
Buildingban ujra megnyitotta
Hazai tart6zkoda1ai alkalmaval
kitiin0 Observation-Disclosures tett
szert, ICY m6djaban all minden-
fajta hazai iigyet a leggyorsab.
ban elintezni.
Akinek haza, vagy ingatlana
van elad6, lit jelentse be. Aki OFT
hont 6hajt szerezni, bizalommal
fordulhat ehhez az irodahoz.
A magyarsag mindenfele iigyes'
bajos dolgaban keresse fel Mih6k.
net, minden igyekezettel azor
lesz, hogyl megbiz6it leheto leg.
jobban kielegitse.
Ismeteljiik, ozv. Mih6k Sandor
ne irodaja a Dollar Bank epiilete.
nek hatodik emeleten, a 619. sza'
mu szobaban van. Telefon szama
75148, vagy 32685.