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The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

ChaS. Schaln who is interested in some quartz property at the head uf Mountain Creek and who took tlie last steamer for the Outside. returned to Nome overland via Ne mana and the Yukon river ic"
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

Leo Kent. the transfer man. made < trip Thursday tn Bull Creek with |, big load of supplies for George I1hill who intends to sink few holes to bedrock before the water begins to run.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

total running time of the three winenrs is as follows: Moxley 16 hrs, A min, 30 sec. Johnson 1G hrs. 49 min. o9 seconds. Olensky IT hrs. 03 min, 21 sec.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

way to help a prospector is to take his food and fuel away altogether, and that will put the prospector in the place where he should be
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

A TON OF COAL FREE To the holder of the lucky number attached to your admission ticket 10 the \. R. Maskguera,lc March f:s.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

In q recent letter to the publisher pf the Nugget from Mrs. NJ F. Oliver Flowers. former resi- dent of Nome. who is now residing at =Ft Mac ken2ie. Sheridan, Wy". dated January 11th. the lady asks To be kindly remembered to everyone Mrs. Flowers states she vas moi well when she was in Seattle and met very few of the old timers she also says she is lr.eeivine the Nome Nugget regular | ly. and you don't know how much | appreciate il, ." and hopes that il will not fail to arrive while she is outside Mrs. Flowers also states that she thinks she will be hack ill Nome when thc first boat ar rives.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

fhe Following named person were awarded prizes al the Ode Fellows social given last week q odd Fellows nall Miss Wilder ls prize. Mrs, Anderson 2nd, Miss II Tanner 3rd Men F'C. Rice. Geo. Madini and Albin Foisen were also awarded prizes as the best players among the men.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

awarded couples who execute it best.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

Frank Msfoy of Dime Greek, is an arrival in Nome for T sltori#slsit#
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

Have yon made arrangement for ,our \. B. Mask Costume? U not, do so at once.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. James Hewitt is still at the hospital were she is convalesing.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

N E Nelson began no toarin" down of the old Kimball buildings on the south side of Front Street this week. the lumber and iror will he resuld as second hand ma terial.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

Nomeites are to be treated to some more basket ball games. The A. B's and the Eagles have organ iEed teams to compete against each other, and the first game is sched uied to be played next Thursday. March 11th. at A. B. Hall at eight P. M. The teams have been prac- ticing regularly and a good game is anticipated. There Is also some prospect that ladies game may be staged before the mems game com mences. Following are the players romnosins the mems teams:
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

RI'REAu SCH. BOXER
 ON ROCKS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30
Advocating safety In motoring
Is not so much word to the wise
as several words to the weak
minded.
up to the A1otorist

A mans motoring Is exactly what
he makes it.
Many people never have time TO take
care of their cars because they never
want to be bothered with any task
that might benefit the car.
That explains why they seldom
Peach the class of car they desire to
own. The motorist who makes his
motoring first class, regardless of the
grade of car he owns, stands to make
such savings in depreciation as are
necessary to enhance the value he will
have to trade in as part payment for
a new car.
Motoring is as the motorist does. 1t
can be all confusion and congestion, or
contentment and simplicity. What
ever one wants to make 1t.
Some drivers experience great diff
Guilty finding parking spaces. These are
the people who find life in general
hard.
Parking spaces are limited very
much as there is limit to happiness
and fame. The people who make their
own happiness seem to know how to
find their own parking spaces.
The road hog thinks everybody else
IS roadhoggish. The speeder thinks
everybody else is counting trouble. The
sort of motoring one INDUCES in de-
ponds very largely upon ones state of
mind.
Motoring is healthful. useful and
economical to large number of peo-
Pile These are the people who make
IL that way,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30

I'd like to get up on some house top
and tell the world of car owners why
they need two kinds of human assist
ance when they have trouble with their
cars. I've just been on a little vaca-
tion-first time I've knocked off In 10
years-and I've seen how the idea
works in some Of the better repair
shops and service stations.
The usual plan IS to look for good
mechanic when In trouble. That's a
good plan up to a certain point. A good
mechanic Is the only kind an owner
should trust with his car when II
comes TO carvin into its innards, But
a good mechanic may be poor trouble
shooter.
One service station I visited is get,
ting along fine with a floor man who
never was mechanic and who
couldn't do a good job on car IL he
tried. But he's crack shot at putin
his finger on trouble. He can give the
men a pretty good idea of what's
wrong, and once they know whats
needed they can do the rest famously
The trouble with askln' a good me
chanic to diagnose trouble is that he's
apt to think Of the new situation IN
terms of the last repair Job he tackled
1 do It myself unconsciously. It's a
sort of habit. I had one chap workin
for me who told everybody they need
ed their springs creased. if they COM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30
Auto Statesmen Get
instruction by Movies

A novel method of instruction for
retail automobile statesmen, combin-
ing use OF motion picture film with
[ carefully prepared talks, used for the
first time by the Chevrolet Motor
company, has been productive Of
| remarkable results, according to r.
H. Grant, general sales manager.
Statesmen are taught through these
pictures how to best demonstrate
the Chevrolet car to interested pros
poets.
Although placed in operation among
1850 dealers Of the Chevrolet organi-
cation comparatively short time
ego. a total of 1890 dealer meetings
have already been held with an
attendance Of 71,296A Meetings held
by dealers and factory representa-
tives have totalled 5000 with a
combined attendance of 102.486.
AS prepared by the sales promo
ton department. the plan calls for
delivery of a protector to each
dealer subscribing to the service. A
new film is sent out every two weeks,
accompanied by a sales talk In man
uscrfpt form. Instructing his sales
men, the dealer may use the explana-
tory talk direct from the manuscript,
or use 1t as the basis for an extern
porary address embodying the latest
ideas in sales methods. Indicated in
the manuscript in bold-faced type
are the points to be emphasized by
projection of the suitable picture on
wall or screen. Among the dozen
films so, far distributed are: "Why
Do People Buy Automobiles;
Where Can I Find Prospects,; "How
Direct Mail Helps You and Giving
a Road Demonstration
The plan, presenting the most up
to-dats ideas in retail selling, has
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30

streets and highways would be as light
as day.
Mr.. Stoeckel was of the opinion that
conditions would be a lot worse than
they are now. The psychology of the
situation, as he sees it, is that the
hazards of night driving serve as a
warning to the average driver not to
repeat the mistakes of daylight driv-
ing.
If the highways were a flood Of per-
feet light night travel would increase
at an alarming rate. Drivers would
be tearing over the roads at top
speed. Traffic would be as hazardous
as it would be heavy.
Perhaps, as Mr.. Stocked suggests.
inability to see at night the way one
would like to is something Of safe
guard. In this connection there is a
valuable parallel. Four-wheel brakes,
for instance, while providing for free
dom from sllidding and quicker, surer
stopping, have not encouraged the In
surance interests to reduce collision
rates.
The brake situation IS the reverse of
popular predictions. If comparisons are
not too odious. perfected night, light
ing may not bring the hoped-for bene-
fits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30

, March %, 1923, In apnrov,.
eighteen years. The last h ,.1l
thousand Bucks were buil4
last five months. Under ~ w
production, it will take onIv a : ne,
over two years more to reach - A w
million mark. ''e Va
While the first million Rnick.
eighteen years to build. the saa W.
million, according to present ,, seSyId
ton, will take only four YEAR, .Vu aA.
ten months, and half of ther. 4aa
already in service. ne
The plant is being operato.
capacity throughout the 49,. I
months. Looking to the future ing y
company is spending two MINI, -
dollars in an expansion prograrn I.
increase production to twelve ~ y
dred cars a day and three brrd .a.
thousand cars a year. The ~
models introduced in August r ~.
such an enthusiastic receptjor az.
a new production record was 10y y
in October, when twenty-three tbo \.
sand cars were shipped from ~ 4.
factory. An average Production y
twenty thousand cars a month ~.
been maintained since July.
Every indication points TO the ma.
of greater plant capacity TO kss s
Buick enthusiasts supplied NH
cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30
For Those Who Forget

A spring attached to the choker
valve at the carburetor is the remedy
for forgetting to push In the choker
after the engine has started. Only
when cranking the engine by hand Is it
necessary to have the choke remain
out OF its own accord, and then it
would be simple matter to remove
the spring temporarily. Most of the
new engines require but a few seconds
of choking
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30
Follow a Good Driver

Sometimes it doesn't pay to get
ahead of the other fellow. Nowhere is
this better illustrated than in passing
chauffeur-driven car "A good cheuf-
four is good man to follow He drops
dozens of tips in the course of a short
run down the avenue, but these are
lost when one is running ahead of him
1t is good practice sometimes to get
behind a good driver and watch him
1t is worth trying. Ones mistakes in
driving thus become pronounced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30
Steady Expansion
To Keep Up-tO-date
(Rv Z. Z. Strong

(By E. II. Strong)
General Sales Manager, Buick Motor
Company.
The history of the Buick Motor
company is the history of constant
expansion in order to keep pace with
the demand for Buick cars.
Since the first Buick was built
over twenty years ago, the factory
has been forced to meet an ever
Increasing production schedule. The
public has made this necessary by
turning to Buick for its motoring
needs in greater numbers each year.
This public preference has &C
cumulated steadily. 1t took only two
years and nine months to build the
last half million Bucks, which were
finished December 16, 1925. The
first million Bucks were finished
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30
What's the Answer7

l. Why should the car be run for
while after water is added to the
storage battery?
2. What is the idler gear in the
front end drive?
9. What IS the advantage of off set
cylinders?
4, What is the main requirement of
any oil or chemical used as fuel for an
automobile engine?
,. How many crankpins has the
crankshaft of Weight engine?
CThink these over during the week
and look for the answers next satur-
day In this department. You may be
wrongD
Copyright 1925 by The UIlman Fea-
ture Seryice)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30
Let the Engine Do It

Very often when the radiator drain
cock is opened water will not run out
at the start. This is due to the col
lection of sediment at the drain: or
course this sediment can be tIisIodged
by inserting a match stick on nail up
the, drain opening, but the handiest
way of starting the water running is
TO run the engine fast for, few min
uteS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30
Helm In Night Hazards

Glaring headlights and insufficient
illumination on the highways at night
may be hazards, but Robbins B.
Stocked, Connecticut commissioner Of
motor vehicles, raises a new question.
At a recent gathering Mr.. Stoeckel
raised the interesting question as to
what the situation would be If auto
mobile lighting were 1909 perfect.
He even went so far as to speculate as
to what night driving would be like If
lighting were so perfect that the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30
Power at the Peak

Just to know that an engine develops
60 horsepower does not mean anything
to the experienced motorist when car
shopping. He always asks AT what
engine speed does the engine reach its
peak power" This tells him whether
the engine Is high speed or low
speed type, and he can use his judg-
ment a. to whether the car Is one that
can offer a high speed engine with as
surance of long engine life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30

that an exposed rivet Will scrape
against the brake drum.
1t is we'll to remember that 1t is not
always possible to determine the, con-
dition of brake lining by looking at its
edge. Wear takes place more to thu
center, and if the bands are not con-
centric with the drums wear may be
very irregular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30
planned of squeaks That was his pet

UIdIHtU OF HQUtthS. I HdI WIS MS PCT
bug.
A trouble-shooter is more open
minded on the subject His chief in
tereSt is to make q guess that will hit
the bulls eye. Usually he is an eXpe-
rienced motorist himself That helps,
because he knows what, the car owner
is tallin' about.
If I were car owner I'd just pick
out some fellow who knew a lot about
the particular car and let him drive ii
around until he gets the hang OF the
trouble. I'd pay him what Id pay any
good doctor for telln' me whats
wrong with myself. Then Id go
around to a good, honest workman and
tell him what to do to my ear I'd get
a good Job at the lowest possible cost
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30
An Extra Reduction

When an automobile price reduction
IS announced the public is apt to over
look a second saving which the reduc-
ton brings. This is in the war tax.
If a car is reduced in the amount of
$500 the saving is greater than it APP
pears on the surface for s25 is saved
on war tax also.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30

Screeching brakes are evidence of
dirty brakes, provided the brake lin
ing still As in good condition. If the
brake lining is worn it often happens
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30

I organized, aid has been furnished
in meeting and solving seasonal and
other problems and the selling
thought of the factory, zone office
organization, the dealer and the
salesman has been unified. It's use is
to be continued indefinately with d
constantly increasing scope.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30

met with an enthusiastic reception
by dealers and has been credited with
increased sales, according to thous-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-30

ands of letters received by the sales
promotion department. Working
hours of salemen have been better
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
SEPT. Is, sZoMBAT
szEPT. 26, vAsARNAP

A 10th Istvan vezetese alatt
allo New York; Magyar
Szinpad'' vendegjateka a
Kossuth Korben. Szinre kernl
a "Szultan" operette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
lelepIeziek az alrend6rt

Az elmult heten t0bb panasz
erkezett a campbelli rend6rsegre,
hogy "'egy gyanus' szarazfinanc
garazdalkodik az otthonokba. Haz
kutatasokat tart, pin'ceket forgat
fel S imitt-amott meg is sarcolja
a megijedt lakokat.
A rend6rsegnek gyanus volt a
dolog, megkezdette q nyomozast
s mem eredmenyteleniil. Letart6z-
tattak Larro Rossit, aki bevallot-
ia, hogy rendorkent adta XII ma
gat. Talaltak nala egy szarazfi.
name jelvenyt, valamint egy egye-
siileti igazolvanyt. Ext az igazol.
vanyt mutogatta a megijedt hazi-
aknak, mikor beallitott ital utan
kutatni. =
A. megijedt lakok meg elhittek
hogy az warrant"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
TAKARos

magyar hazak, tiszta, szep la
kasok gazdai gondolnak ARA,
hogy haz kiilseje, a lakasok bel
seje, mindig tiszta legven.s A haz
tart6ssagat nagyban emeli a fes-
tex. Aki hazanak kiilsejet, szoba-
nak falait festetni .akarja, annak
figyelmebe ajanljuk Giirtler Adolf
magyar testveriinket, I'll Par
malice Ave, telefon 62981. Girtler
az ohazaban kepzett, szakmajat
ert6 fest6 es mazolo emelett,
talpig derek magyar ember, koz-
igyeinknek lelkes harcosa es ta-
mogatoja. Magyar testvereink fl
gyelmebe ajanljuk, meg vagyunk
gy6zodve arr6l, hogy minden meg
bizasnak becsiilettel es szakerte.
lemmel tesz eleget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
fARRELL.I HIREK
MAGYAR APoLoN0K
Buczo Margit elment apol6n6nek.

Shenango Nolgyeneh magyar
'fiatalsaga egy derek leany tavo-
zasat veszi fajdalommal tudoma-
sui. Bucz6 Margit, Bucz6 Kalman
es nejenek leanya, aki a Wiesting-
house gyar irodajaban, mint gep-
iir6no volt alkalmazva, szeptem-
Der 5.-en elutazott Farrellbol.
A kozhedveltsegnek 0rvend6
fatal magyar leany uj eletpalyat
valasztott. White Plane, N. Y
ba utazott, ahol a Bloomingdale
korhazban, mint apolon6 kezdi
meg tanulmanyait.
Elntazasa elott, irodai tarsn0i
bucsuest6t rendeztek tiszteletere
s egg gyong,0rii utaz6taskaval
ajandekoztak meg.
Brczo Margittaa egyltt tavo-
zott Farrellbol, Kozar Mollie Is
Helen MeCluskey, akik mind a
ketten apol6n6nek mentek.
4 ii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
Ket leany eltiat
Az egyik Wabash Ave. -r6l, a
mask Steel St.-r0l ment vilag-
ga-Ki tud r6luk?

Ket leany eltiineset jelentettek
be a rend6rsegen hetfon reggel.
Vask6 Ilona, 9O5 Wabash Ave-,
.nlentest tett rend6rsegen, hogy
Is ewes Katalin testvere. pente-
ken eihagyta' hazat $ az6ta mem
lattak. A szomszedok azonban ait
allitjak, hogy vasarnap, mikor "a
Vasko csalad eltavozott 'otthon-
r6l, az eltiint leany visszatert, ma
gahoz vette ruhainak egy reszet
S. azutan ujra eltavozott. Szemely-
Iairasa: 5 lab es negy ines magas,
fejlett, j6 novesii, barna bubi ha-
ia van, 130 fontot nyom. AIT hi
SILK, hogy eltiinese, az iskolaval
valo ellenszenvenek tudhat6 be.
Elisabeth Hemmons, 219 Steel
ST., szinte eltiint vasarnap del
ben. Tizenegy ewes, arc szine es
haia s0tet. Mikor utoljara lattak,
sziirke ruhat IS fekete kalapot vi
self. Edesapja, aki eltiineset beje-
lentette, mem tudta .dolognak
magyarazatat adm, att6l fel, hogy
baleset aldozataul esett. A rendor-
seeen azeAban ilyenrol, NIT sem
tudnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
0szIR0zsA BAL.

Okt6ber 4.-en, hetfon este rendezi
a R6zsafiizer Tarsulat-A Kossuth
Kor nagytermeben lesz megtartva
a mulatsag Kitiino muzsilxa lesz.
"A multi heten megirtuk, hogy a
R6zsafuzer Tarsulat szeptember
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
1s4.-1K cIKK
Vizsgalja meg gyermekenek szemet
fiilet, orrat es szajat.

Minthogy rendkiviiI fontos, hogy be-
bijenek a SCENE, file, Ora es szaja
minden id6ben tiszta legyen, szigoru-
an fontos, hogy kiilonos gondot fordit-
son azok tisztasagara f6leg a meleg
id6k bealltaval. lit van az a pont,
melyeknel a legtobb betegseg kezd6-
dix. A nyari h6napok rendszerint igen
kritikusak szoktak lenni a gyermekek-
mel es Onnek minden el5vigvazatot
igenybe kell venni, hogy a bait elke-
rifle. A regi mondas hogy: "hogy egy
ounce elovigyazat feler egy font kezc-
lessel', leginkabb bevalik a gyerme
keknel. Mem lehet el6gge el6vigyazatos
es Onnek tekintetbe kell venni, hogy
gyefmeke lkis teste meg mines annyi-
ra kifejl0dve, hogy vedekezzen a jar
vany ellen, mint felnotte.
A szemek legcsekeyebb gyulladasa,
vagy a fiilek rendellenessege es ha On
ugy erzi, hogy ez esekelyseg, vagy mem
nagyon fontos, megis azonnal kell hogy
az orvosaval kozoltessek. Azonnali be-
avatkozas lily esetekben megakadalyoz-
hatja a sIketseget, vagy vaksagot es
termeszetesen kis gyermek jegosult
az lily el6vigyazatra. A bebik fiilei sza-
Erazon es tisztan tartand6k. A fiilek
konnyen inficial6dnak es a filbajok
fajdalmai igen veszedeDmesek. Ha a
gyermekenek fiilei inficialva lettek,
azonnal lepjen erintkezesbe az orvosa-
wal.
Fatal gyermekek neha betegek at
t6l, hogy az orrlyukaikban kis idegen
test furja be magat Neha ett6I mente-
siteni lehet, ha a gyermeket er6sebb
orrfuvasra kenyszeritik. Ha ez a mod
seer mem hasznal, helyesebb, ha az or
vost hivatjak.
Al szemek, flick, orr es szaj tisztan
tartantl6k, ha a gyermek alland6an
egeszs6ges is. Az is fontos, hogy min
den edeny. melyben gyermek etels
keszil, szinten tiszta legyen. Minden
el6vigyazat gyermek etelenek elkeszi
t6senel hiabaval6, ha az iiveg, vagy q
cucli a. hasznalatban piszkos Minden
taplal6iyeg alland6an kiforraztassek. A
tejanyag gondosan megvizsgaland6 es
csakis tiszta, eg6szseges es friss tel
adand6 b6binek. A teik6rd&s igen fon
tos, f6leg a nyari h6napokban. A meleg
id6ben a tel tiszta hideg helyen tar
tandd, hogy ne savanyodj6k meg. Az
aAyak ezrei hasznAljak condensalt te-
Jet, inert az iobbaa kezelhet5 IS gyor-
san les ko1nyens eIkes seit5et6,
tEAr Us ezerr;;ssgysrnsl S6l slettg gpoMla I
san mesteImett fiji Isl lslny az ansyk
condos nevel6ssvel parosalt j6 taplaa6k
folytAn IS BOrden's Eagle Milk el6-
It6rbe helyezes6vel.s Hagy = magyar
'anyak tudhassak, mikepens kell Bor-
8den's Eagle Milket hasznalni, ! Bor-
den q Company AZ omatott magyar nyel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
VI MAGYAR ttGYvED
Matyassy Istvan, Johnson es va
/, ,rady iigyvedi irodajaban
talalhat6.

I4apunk egyik multkori szama-
ban hirul adtuk, hogy Colupl-
busban legut6bb megtartott ugy-
vedi vizsgan, egy Youngstown
magyar testverunk, Matyassy Ist-
van is sikerrel tette lie az iigyve-
di vizsgat.
Matyassy eddig az egyik vasut-
tarsasag hivatalnoka volt, iigyve-
di vizsgaja letetele utan, allasat
odahagNIta ugyvedi gyakorlat
szerzese celjab6l, belepett johnson
es Warady irodajaba.
Magyar testvereink figyelme-
be ajanljuk az uj magyar ugyve-
Diet, telefon szama 1886, irodaja
a Realty Building 9.-ik emeleten
van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
27.-sn, hetf5n Macy mulatsagot

27.-sn, hetf6n nagy mulatsagot
rendez. Mivel ugyanerre napra
a katholikus fiatalsag mar behir-
detett egy mulatsaigot, Tarsulat
vezet6i elhataroztak, hogy bait
oktober 4.-en, hetf6n este fogjak
megtartani Kossuth Kor regi
nagytermeben.
Jobb is ICY. Legalabb tanujelet
adta a rendezSs6g a megertesnek,
no meg ICY meg tobb id6 marad a
mulatsag el6keszitesere.
A lombokat hullat6 5sz legszebb
.vir6gja, az 5szir6zsa jegyeben
fog lefolyni ez a nagysza basu mu-
latsag, melynek sikere erdekeben
mar most megindultak nagylban a
faradozasok. Ezen minden resi-
leteben pompas balon keriil maid
sorsOlasra hatalmas, Macy, mu-
veszi kivitelii mezeskalacs sziv.
Ki nyeri meg ext szivet? Ia
lalgatjak maid sokam. Az osziro-
zsa balon, mely minden tekintet-
ben feher es magyar mulatsae
lesz - hissziik, szereto szivek is
fognak egymasra talalni.
A nemsokara bekoszonto 6sz
! mex ez lesz az elso, de AIT hisz.
silk, a legnagyobb szabasu tame
mulatsaga. A videk legjobb zene
kara huzza maid a talpalavalot