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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
TWO NEW DESERTS,
BOTH IN TEXAS, found
Two new American deserts hav

Two new American deserts have
been found.
Both are in Texas, one at Austin
and the other at Waco, or at least
such is the conclusion Of local pro-
hibition officers upon the return Sat
urday of members of the force who
were detailed to those places during
the Christmas holidays.
Not an arrest was made In either
place for drunkenness or for viola
ton of the national prohibition law
New Years Eve.
W. H. Koepsel and A. f. Loessin
were in Waco TO see that the new
year was ushered in with proper
solemnity and sobriety. ]. G. Tyson
had the same assignment at Austin.
The perfection of law enforcement,
they said upon their return here, was
made possible by the hearty co-opera-
ton of the police, detective, sheriff
and constable departments Of the two
cities.
Hotel proprietors, club managers,
and road house operators, the officers
said, all welcomed the surveillance of
the law with the result that the new
year came in with dry feet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
CORPUS CHRISTI
GIVES VICAR
PROGRAM
kilograms and Phone Calls
Swamp Studio During
Broadcast.

One Of the best programs that ever
emanated from the Friendly Station
went on the air Saturday night when
program arranged by the Corpus
Christi Chamber OF Commerce was
broadcast from VICAR.
Before the program was half over
kilograms and long distance telephone
messages Of congratulation poured in
to the studio from Corpus Christi,
Brownsville, Laredo and other places
in the lower Rio Grande Valley. Lo-
cal telephone calls asking that GER
tain numbers be repeated literally
swamped the studio.
Corpus Christi, that snappy city of
10000 on Corpus Christi bay, put
itself on the map as its program went
on the air. The program was planned
by Ralph Bradford, manager of the
Corpus Christi chamber of commerce.
The Corpus Christi "Joy-Spreaders"
jazz artists, mscie big hit. The or
chestra is composed of: J. T. Acabo.
director, drums; Richard Herold
trumpet; Hurley Parrish, trombone
Violet Herrold, piano; Erskin Willis,
banjo: and Robert Herold, saxophone
and clarinet.
Many telephone calls asked the Joy
Spreaders" to repeat numbers.
Mrs. W. B. Reid, soprano, sang a
number of CLASSICAL and popular songs;
Georgia Summer Woodruff, mezzo-so.
prano, sang five songs and Ralph
Bradford, tenor, sang four.
Ruth kelso Clark was accompanist.
Radio fans reported the program
was unusually clear and that vocal
numbers were transmitted axoalIaptl,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
Newspaper
Listed as
Notary Public

AUSTIN, Jan. 2.-Just how a
corporation or partnership, or
even q newspaper can discharge
the duties Of a notary public in
Texas, Is puzzling John Jacobs
and Mrs. Nols Wood, clerks in
charge Of the executive warrant
division Of the secretary of states
department. ~
An investigation of the list Of
upward Of 10000. notaries pub.
lie appointed by the governor
and confirmed by the Senate in
the Thirty-ninth Legislature re.
vealed that in quite. number Of
instances. corporations, partner.
ships and even . newspaper
were appointed notaries public.
Judge ID. e. Gregg, chief clerk
Of the department, holds that
only real live persons can be ap.
pointed notaries. The newspaper
was appointed through Senator
L. e. Price. Of Daingerfield,
who named the NAPLES Mon.
itor," at Naples, Morris county,
Is . notary public.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
3 TINY BABES
ABANDONED,
NEED HOME
Relatives Of Tots Employ
Ruse to Get Rid Of
Children.

Three baby boys, left with accom-
modating San Antonians "for just a
few minutes" by parents who failed
to return, are now in the custody of
the San Antonio Child Protective and
Humane Society, Miss Lucy G.
Smithers, executive secretary, report
ed late Saturday.
The little tots, whose ages range
from six weeks to three years old,
have been placed in the orphans
home while the humane society con-
ducts a search for the relatives. Miss
Smithers does not know whether the
children were abandoned by the same
persons, each being a separate case.
MOTHER DISAPPEARS.
Frequently the society has child
abandonment cases." Miss Smithers
said, "but this is the first time that
such a ruse was used to dispose of
children in San Antonio as far as
the society knows"
In one of the three cases reported
a woman approached another. in a
downtown store. "Will you mind nv
little boy while 1 get a package" the
mother asked.
The obliging woman took the child
in her arms. After several minutes
elapsed, she started q search for the
mother which proved futile.
The case was reported to the hu-
name society, which took charge of
the baby.
SIMILAR CASES.
The other two cases were similar
to this, according to Miss Smithers.
Aid of the police department will
not be asked, she said, unless the
society fails to locate the parents.
1t is Miss Smithers' belief that the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
10000 BEXAR
AUTO TAGS
ISSUED
Paid Licenses Show Large
Increase Over
Last Year.
twenty thousand five hundred."

twenty thousand five hundred,"
The clerks voice rang out above
the clamor and hubbub in the auto
mobile department Of the county tax
collectors office.
THAT Will do to close the week on,
called back Joseph J. Gallagher, head
of the department.
So the weeks work ended Satur-
day afternoon with exactly 20,500
Bexar county automobile licenses for
1926 having been written.
I'VE have written just $500 more
auto licenses than had been issued
at this time hast year. Mr.. Gallagher
told r. Neil Campbell, county tax
collector, who entered the auto de-
partment office at Commerce and Sole
dad streets just as the windows were
being closed.
NUMBER INCREASES.
AZ the corresponding time last
wear. he told Mr.. Campbell, only
12.7O0 licenses had been issued for
passenger vehicles.
A similar increase was shown IN
the number of truck licenses issued
this year over the corresponding time
last year, according TO Mr.. Gala
Rher's report Licenses for 1000
trucks had been issued at the close
Of business Saturday, against 1900
last year. :.
Notwithstanding the increase, Ii
eeuse fees have been paid on less than
half of Bexar countyis automobiles.
II is estimated there are about Co.
600 motor vehicles in the county.
TEN DAYS GRACE.
An licenses were due and payable
By January 1, but Collector Camp
bell obtained permission from the
state highway department TO allow
ten days of grace to automobile own
ers before charging the % per cent
penalty, as fixed by law. So the
delinuuenn viii be given another
week in which to pay for the privilege
of operating their cars on Texas high
ways.
Car owners who have not paid their
1926 licenses will not be arrested in
Bexar county until after the period
of grace has expired, Mr.. Campbell
eaid.
Il cannot promise them immunity
from arrest outside of Bexar county,
however, Mr.. Campbell said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
MEMORY CONES RACK

EAETER, Eng, Jan. after
wandering for eight months, Il. c.
Matthews, who lost his memory, saw
IN newspaper an appeal inserted
by his wife. This brought back to
his mind that he belonged to Exeter
and he at once took train for home.
where he surprised his wife on the
doorstep.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
THIEVES PREPARE
FOR COLD WEATHER

Although the weather man predicts
no sudden change in temperature, San
Antonio thieves Saturday night began
preparing for a cold spell.
J. L. Freeman, AS Travis building,
reported the theft of an overcoat to
police. Matthew Wyatt, 224 Losoys
Street, reported a similar theft.
Thieves took both an overcoat and
gloves belonging 10 Alex Poss, 207
Broadway. Kye Kong reported the
theft of woman's coat, a sweater and
a pair of trousers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
BURGLARS RANSACK
HOME, TAKE GEMS

Several hundred dollars worth of
jewelry, including a wrist watch. a
necklace set with pearls and dia-
monds and diamond pin, were stolen
when thieves burglarized the home of
A. G. Hague, 900 Hayes Street, Satur-
day night, according to a report made
to police.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
MRS. SUSAN ELMES
is DEAD IN ENGLAND
By Universal Service.

CHICAGO, Jan. Mrs. Susan
knight Elmes, only sister of the late
Congressman W. Bourke Cochran of
New York, is dead at her home in
Godalming, England. according to
word received here today by her son,
Cecil f. Zines, of Darlington, III.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03

s. etch made from n
photos raph Of part Of
the plan Of the Alamo
Iron Works. San An
tOniO's lars st machinery
house. who is co-opc-
rating with ~ 10 bring
the good news Of our
sale before the public.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
OPEN NEW ROADWAY
TO S. A. AUDITORIUM

Aiding contractors in their attempt
10 complete the 100000 municipal
auditorium by April ]. Street Com
missioner Paul y. Steffler Saturday
instructed workmen 10 build a road
way from Navarro Street to the en-
trance of the new structure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03

parents could no longer care for the
children and wanted to give them to
those who might care for them.
The ages of the three children are
six weeks. two months and three
years.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Stoves aud Ranges

Six hole Cast Range-polished steel top,
nickel trimmed, regular $122.50 cQA 9E
value, February Furniture Sale VO T'OO
Six hole grey enamel Range, polished steel
top, nickel trimmed regular S14250 value,
February Furniture S117 (11
Sale .....,.......-...--.-..... VAVs NV
Six hole steel Range, polished steel top,
vitrifused flues, regular $4,000 value,
February Feb Furniture S112.5O
Four hole cast Cook Stoye-a good baker,
regular $4,000 value, during C1E IN
February Furniture Sale ~1OoVUF
Six hole cast Cook Stove-a good baker,
regular S225O value, during GIG Q6
February Furniture Sale .... VAVoOO
Four hole cast Cook Stove a good baker,
regular $500 800, value ! dur during S18.75
Alright Heating Stoves, 24-inch- burns
wood and trash, regular $3.50 G. QE
value, during February Sale - % ~
Alright Heating Stoves, 26-inch- burns
wood and trash, regular S4.O0 C9 M
value, during February Sale . ~O'Vv
Fancy wood Heating Stoves, regular $1,000
value, special during February G. 6(
Furniture Sale ..-..--..------,-.:--....
Fancy wood Heating Stoves, regular $500
value, Special during February C11 0E
Furniture Sale .4...........-...- y - I.
Fancy Coal heating Stoves, regular $500
values, special during Feb &0A X
ruary Furniture Sale ,.....-,.-- -
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Living Room Suites

Three-piece fibre Livingroom Suite-full
size Bed Davenport, Chair and Rocker, reg
ular $4,000 value, February G17A 75
Furniture Sale .,,,.-...--,-.-.-,--.- ~
Three-piece fibre Livingroom Suite -Settee,
Chair and Rocker, regular $4,000 SQ7 81
value, February Furniture Sale ~0ss'OV
Three. piece velour stuffed Livingroom Suite,
Settee, Chair and Rocker, regular S257OO
value, February Furniture G1Q9 II
Sale
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Rugs

Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12-
in pretty patterns and colors, regular S25
value, during February G10 QH
Furniture Sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Seamless Administer Rugs, 9x12, in the
new Chinese and Oriental patterns, regu-
lar $45O0 value, February &97 6S
Furniture Sale ,.-..---...,,.---,.-,. ~" ~
Seamless Administer Rugs, 8-3x10-6 in the
new Chinese and Oriental patterns, regular
S42.50 value, February &9A OF
Furniture Sale ...,.,-..........-,,-.,., ~ 80
Seamless Administer Rugs, 27x54, in the
new Chinese and Oriental patterns, regular
$500 value, February C2 Q6
Furniture Sale .......,.....-...,.-.,,-.. vO'O
Seamless Administer Rugs, 36x63 in the
new Chinese and Oriental patterns, regu-
lar $7.75 value, February &6 26
Furniture Sale ..,..,,-..,-...,-.. wO'A
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Mattresses

Fifty pound Cotton Mattress for full size
bed-rol edge, art ticking, regular $1,000
value, February 60 R6
Furniture Sale ..,......,.........,... ~O'OO
Forty pound Cotton Mattress for three
quarter bed-roll edge, art ticking, regu-
lar $11OO value, February S0 or
Furniture Sale .--..-..--.....-.-.-....- ~o'OD
3711a-pound Cotton Mattress, for single bed
roll edge, art ticking, regular $500
value, February SO R6
Furniture Sale ...............
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Bedroom Suites

Four-piece ivory Bedroom Suite--Bed, Dres-
ser, Chiffonier and Rocker, reg G121 0(1
ular S1745O value, February Sale ~ 'OV
Five-piece Mahogany Bedroom Suite-Bed,
Dresser, Chiffonier, Chair and Rocker, regu-
lar $2O8.00 value, February &16A M
Furniture Sale .----,..- y = 1'VV
Five-piece walnut Bedroom Suite-Bed, Dres-
ser, Chiffonier, Vanity and Bench, regular
$4,000 $3.50 S.7s value, February Furni- $247. so
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Rockers and Chairs

Large, comfortable leather Rocker, regular
$3.50 value, during February %3q r.
Furniture Sale -....-.-.,......... VOOoOO
Large Comfortable leather Chair, regular
$525O value, during February $40 35
Furniture Sale ............ VO0'0v
Upholstered Fibre Chair, regular S29.O0
value, February CIT 0E
Furniture Sale ..-...................- " 'A4O
Walnut finished bedroom Chair, regular
$l,,oi+,,ra $1,000 value, e. February 81. so
Walnut finished bedroom Rocker, regular
$11.O0 value, February CO 0E
Furniture Sale ......-................... 'pO'AO
Light fumed oak Arm Chair, leather cush-
ion, regular $4,000 value, G1E ~
February Furniture Sale ~A0'VV
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Beds

White enamel three-quarter size Bed has
3-inch posts, regular $500 value Gil 0E
during February Furniture Sale ~ 'AO
Ivory enamel three-quarter size Bed, round
or fancy posts, regular S1400 G1C 1fl
value, February Furniture Sale ~AV'VV
White enamel. Crib, with high sides and
bars close together, regular $18 G19 IN
value, February Furniture Sale ~AO'OO
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Let Your Home Profit
By the February Furniture Sale


seui be by
ngs furniture to
a
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Writing Desks

Waxed oak, ladies' Writing Desk, regular
$31,O0 value, during February C02 pr
Furniture Sale -................ VAO'AO
Mahogany, ladies' Writing Desk regular
$4,000 value, during February COG II
Furniture Sale ..................... VOVosO
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Davenport

Light fumed oak Bed Davenport Uphols-
tered in heavy tapestry, regular $1,000
value, February COZ El1
Furniture Sale ................ VOA'VV
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
China and Dinnerware

Two pretty patterns in English dinner
ware-open stock patterns, February Sale
Less 1870
White Haviland China in open stock-a
full assortment to select FROM February
Sale, Less 70
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Tea Wagons

Mahogany Tea Wagon, has glass bottom
tray and drop leaves, regular &2A 60
SAG value, Feb. Furniture Sale ~ A'OO
Mahogany Tea Wagon, has glass bottom
tray and drop leaves, regular &37 50
$50 value, Feb. Furniture Sale ~O 'OO
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Sectional
Book Cases

Fumed oak sectional Book lCase-three
sections, top and base, regular $32.50 value
February Furniture C0A RI
Fumed oak sectional Book Case-four Sec
tions, top and base, regular $39 600 1H
value February Furniture Sale
Golden oak sectional Book -Case-four sec
tons top and base, regular ss1e $46 $34.5O
Golden oak sectional Book Case-four sec
tion top and base, regular ssis s48 $36.OO
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Living Room
TabIes

Fumed oak Living Room
Table, 28x48 inch top, regu-
lar S25.oO value, S18 75
February Sale =, ~AO''O
Fibre Living Room Table,
24x48 inch top, regular $50
value, yaIu February S22.5O
Mahogany Living Room
Table, 26x42 inch top, reg
llar $3.50 value &0Q 1E
February Sale. . ~AO ~
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Dining Room Suites

Eight-piece walnut Dining Room Suites
Buffet, Table and six Chairs, regular $324.OO
value February Furniture G0l9 nm
Sale ... -.-....-.-..,.--- ~A1
Eight-piece walnut Dining Room Suite-Buf
fet, Table and six Chairs, regular $277.OO
value, ga5a February Furniture $2O7. rs
Eight-piece walnut Dining Room .Suite-Buf-
fst Table ,d and SIX Chairs regular sga $l85OO
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
End Tables

Brown mahogany End Tables -oblong top
and pedestal base, regular $3.50 60 25
value, February Furniture Sale ~V'Ao
Brown mahogany End Table-half round,
regular $24.75 value, during G19 AZ
February Furniture Sale
Brown mahogany End TaDle-trlangulalr
top, handsomely carved, regular G15 O0
$4,000 value, February Sale y ~AO'OO
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-07
Dining Tables

Fumed oak extension Tables- -48x48 round
top-6-feet extended, regular $42 GQ1 E0
value, February Furniture Sale pa '0V
Golden Oak extension TabIe-48x46 round
top-6-faet exteEEled, regular $48.5O value,
February Furniture &96 60
Sale -.....,.,- ~OV'OO
Waxed oak extension Table-48x48 round top
-6-feet extended regular $6350 CI7 Ct
value, February Furniture Sale y - 'VO
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
BUCSU VACSORA.
A St. Istvan Egylet tisztikara
szerkeszt0nk tiszteletere vacsorat
rendezett.

Szombaton este a SIT. 1stvan E.
tisztikara latta vendegiil szerkesz
t6hket, Mixich Gaspar otthona-
ban, abbol az alkalomb6l, hogy ha
rom h6napos szabadsaglu az oha-
zaba utazik. A vacsoran kovetke
z6k voltak jelen: Kaluczky Janos,
Nemdnyi Miklos, Bodzas Janos,
Jurista Istvan, Habodasz Gusztav
as neje, Mixich Gaspar, Danko
Jolan, Hornyak Mariska, DR..
Mahrer Marion eS R6vesz Kali
man. Vacsora k0zben, a megjelen-
TEX mindegyike szives szavakkal
mondott bucsut szerkeszt0nknek,
meltatva erdemeit. Szerkeszt6nk
valaszaban kijelcntettc, hogy
nagy Observation-Disclosures meg
mem erdemelt kitiintetesnek veszi
eZt a kedveS vacSOrat. q cSak k0-
telesseget teljesitette, amiert k0-
szonet nem jar. Ketszeresen iol
esik tehat LATINA ait, hogy vannak,
akik munkassagat elismerik s be-
csiilik.
A pompas vacsorat 0zv. Kuthy-
ne keszitette, olyan pompasan
hogy mar johb ncm is lchetett vo
ma.
Szerkesztonk czuton mond ha
las k0szonetet a SIT. Istvan Egv
let tisztikaranak, exert az igazar
j6l es6>>s rendkiviili figyelemert
Ennek a meghitt, kedves vacsor;
max emleke, mindig feledhetetler
lesz szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
BRENKACS VAJDA
A Verhovay Silk fiok Macy hus-
YETI mulatsaga- hat hetes
borju keriil sorsolas ala.

NagyszabasW es minden tekin
tetben nevezetes mulatsag eloke
szitesen faradozik a Verhovay
Egyqet east Youngstown fi6kja
max vezetos6ge.
Aprilis 6.-an, kedden este, 8
mindenki altal ismert Roman
Hallban lesz megtartva a fi6k hus
yeti mulatsaga, mely minden resi-
leteben, valoban nagyszeru ese
meny lesz. Macy anyagi aldozatok
aran a rendez6segnek sikeriilt
megnyerni Magyar-Amerika leg
hiresebb bandajat, a Brenkacs
bandat erre mulatsagra. Min
den magyarnak pompasan, sziv.
hez sz6l6an elhuzza ez zenekal
a n6tajat.
A pompas husveti balon keriil
sorsolas ala egy hathetes borju
a jegyek arulasa mar Macy szor.
galommal folyik. Egy sorsjegy
ara 25c. Mar talalgatasok is
megindultak, Xxi lesz a szerencses
nyertes?
Mar most felhivjuk a magyar
sag figyelmet erre a nagyszaba-
su, magyar, husvet keddi balra,
Minden egyes resztvev6, nemcsak
j6l mulat es sz6rakozik maid, ha-
mem egy nemes egylet fejl6deset,
anyagi gyarapodasat segiti elo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
VERHOVAY 321.
Nagyfontossagu gyiiles-Az 1fju-
sagi Osztaly-Betegseg ezentul
csak a titkarnal jelentheto.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet east
Youngstown, 321.-ik fiok,janak
vezet6segc eznton hozza a tagok
tudomasara, hogy vasarnap, mar
cius IA. .-en, delutan 2 oral kezdet-
tel, 249 Robinson Road alatti
teremben, nagyfontossagu gyii-
lest tart. A tagok mindegyike ke-
retik, hogy legyen jelen.
A vasarnapi gyilesen keriil
megbeszeles ala a husveti' mulat-
sag minden reszlete, ekkor va
laszt jak meg bali rendeZoseget.
A vezet6seg AIT szeretne, ha ez a
bal minden eddigit feliilmulna, ez
ell is erheto, ha minden tag,
amugy magyarosan neki all a
munkanak.
A fi6k ifjusagi osztalya gy0nyo
Ri haladast mutat, legut6bb 80
uJ taggal gyarapodott a letszam
A tagokon all, hogy a megkezdett
mmkat minel el6bb skier koronaz
"a. Minden Verhovay tag, tartsa
k0telessegenek ;eyermekenek be-
iratasat az Ifjusagi Osztalyba. A
vasarnapi gyiilesen belepni aka
ro tagok sziileik kisereteben je-
lentkezzenek Cseh Mihaly iigyke-
zel6nel, aki minden tekintetben
reszletes felvilagositassal szolgal.
A mar beallott tagokkal koz0l-
jiik, hogy okmanyaik nyugta-
kartyaik megerkeztek, azok va
sarnapi gyiilesen szemelyesen at
vehet6k.
Igazan 0rvendetes dolog lenne,
ha minden Verhovay tag, akinek
gyermeke van, ait beiratna az If
jusagi Osztalyba.
Az uj alapszabalyok ertelme
ben ezentul betegseg csak a tit
karnal jelenthet6. Fiokunk titka-
ra, Cseh Mihaly go Blackburne
St., E. Youngstown, o.
A vasarnapi gyiiles fontossa-
gat ismetelten hangsulyoMuk S
ARA minden egyes tagot elva-
runk.
A fi6k vezet6sege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
A KIS MUSZKAK
Husvet elso napjanak Macy szin-
hazi esemenye-A darabnak ez
lesz az elso amerikai bemutatoja.

A haboru verzivatara nagyon
sok furcsa helyzctnek volt az el6-
id6z6je. A fogsagban sinyl6do ma
gyar vereink evek hosszu soran
at hirt sem hallottak hazai hozza-
tartozoikrol, el voltak vagva min
dent6l. A sziberiai h0mez0k0n fog
sagban lev6 magyar katonak, mi
kor lattak, hogy haborunak So
hasem lesz vege, letettek a haza-
ter6s gondolatar6l, hozzafogtak a
feszekrakashoz. Icy egesz magyar
faluk keletkeztek az 0r0k no or
szagaban. Maid j0tt beke, soka-
kon er6t vett a honvagyl S haza
tertek.
Meghatoan kedves, -sz6rakozta-
to darabban dolgozta fel F0ldes
Imre, a kival6 magyar szindarab
iro, ket ilyen Szlberiaba sZakadt
magyar embernek a hist6riajat
Ennek a pompas darabnak min.
den egyes jelenete elenk, fordu-
latos, lek0ti a k0z0nseg erdekl6de
set. A darabot a Kossuth K0r mil
kedvel6 gardaja hozza szinre, ap
rilis 4.-en, vasarnap este, husve
els6 napjan. A darab pr6bai Macy
| szorgalommal folynak ICY biz
tosra vchet6, hogy a k0zonsegnel
ismet egy nagyszerii el6adasbal
lesz resze.
Husvet els6 napjan minden ma
gyar nezze meg GA kis musz
kak" el6adasat, mely Kossutl
Kor regi nagytermeben lesz meg
tartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
MAJUs ELsEJE.

Odahaza mdjus e1seje, a Mum
ka Unnepe. Hodito ruhajaban
emberek tagabb tud6vel szivjak
a nagyszerii, ozondus leveg6t. TIT,
pompazik akkor mar a tavasz. Az
Amerikaban, a magyar munkasok
szinte megulik tavasz eme pom
pas iinnepet. Ebben az esztendG-
ben is nagyszabasm magyar tava-
szi iinnepet rendez a Kossuth
K0r.
Majus elseje szombatra esik,
ICY a masnapi munkaba menes,
korai felkeles gondja, mem bant-
hat senkit. Majus Len, szomba.
ton este tartja meg a Kossuth
K0r nagysza'basu MAJUST BAL
JAT.
Ennek pompas t;ncmulatsag-
max elokesziiletei mar na,gyban
folynak ICY biztosra vehetG,
hogy az minden tekintetben kifo-
gastalan lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-11
CIMVALTOZAS.
Juhasz Janos irodajat athelyezte

Juhasz Janos testveriink, aki
mint biztositasi jigynok j6l is
inert magyarsagunk k0reben, iro
dajat a napoltban athelyezte. Ju-
hasz irodaja a 705 Home Savings
and Loan Bldg. -ben talalhat0. Te-
lefon szama: 317S9.
Juhasz III irodajaban is kesz-
seggel all a magyarsag rendelke.
zesere mindenfajta biztositas
iigyekben. Elet, baleset, tiiz, au
to, stb., stb. biztositasok nala k0t
het6k. Mindenajta ingatlan ilgyt
ikkel bizalommal fordmlhatnak {
magyarok Juhaszhoz, hazak, far.
max, telkek vetele S eladasat, va
lamint cserejet a legnagyobt
gonddal pontossaggal bonyolit
ia lie.
Ismeteljiik, biztositasi 6s rea
estate iigyekben teljes bizalom
NAL fordulhat mfndenki Juhass
Janoshoz.