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and are passionate levers OF
their soil and of their rocks
Il and the system of their life
was built up on them. 1t was
q rough system, but ii suited the peO
pie: every man was his own efficient
policeman, and vengeance was their
recognized code.
What Europe would have labeled
vengeance, they called justice. From
the point of view of civilized coun
tries, Albania was laWlesS land, but
the meaner crimes that smirch the
chronicles of the police courts of
western Europe were rare.
There was much to be said for the
Albanian code.
If there were no railways. the Chiv
airy of the Middle Ages continued to
exist: if men died a violent death by
the wayside, there was no petty lar
ceny. Truth, courage and fidelity
were the qualities that this people cul-
tivated and esteemed, and this fact
was recognized all over the Near East.
When | made my first journey 10
Albania. | left for Montenegro in the
Summer.
We found that 100 Cooks tourists
had preceded us, urged, | suppose. by
the same desire as myself to see the
Prince of Montenegro distributing
even-handed justice under an oak tree.
1t is perhaps worth while saying that
even-handed justice and oak trees are
equally scarce in Montenegro.
We took the last remaining ba-
rouche at Cattaro at a profiteer's price,
and climbed the great mountain up
the finely engineered zigZags. AS the
road grew higher and higher and the
sun set upon the Adriatic, the filigree
of the twisting river of the Bocche di
Cattaro glowed crimson between pur-
of Lovchen frowned above tbs bril-
liant tracery of light.
At Cettinje l found a letter from
Charles des Graz. our minister in
Montenegro. then on leave. and an
old friend. saying that he could not
consent to my crossing the frontier
Into Albania. l went to the Bank of
Montenegro with my Italian and tried
to change a check for flo. This over
strained the credit of the Bank of
Montenegro.
I passed a couple of days before re-
turning to the bank. The rumor of
my desire for flo had spread through
Cettinje, and a part of the population
armed with revolvers and knives
watched with intelligent interest the
changing of so large check.
l hired a mule for my typewriter
and two woman guides to travel to
Rjeka. The tall landlord of the inn
at Cettinje, proud of his monopoly
offered little help. He said the Eng.
fish were a strong race: Rjeka was
or 9 miles and, if I choose. 1 was
able to carry my own luggage.
Occasionally l passed Montenegrins
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was not as your excellency. He came
in the time of peace and not through
troubles, with great escort for pro-
lection, and myself, but oh. woe, God
give them trouble, ragged men shot
at him, not for tniquity but for d.
version, from the mountain, and his
hat was pierced by a bullet. He was
a lord of Magaryaan Hungary).
|: ALAS for the lord of Margary'
stanw
The sun was very hot upon the
mountain, and gray and green lizards
scudded through the dust In front of
the horses hoofs to shelter under
the thyme. After a climb we arrived
at the third and last bridge. below
Mount Lumi, whose appearance is as
menacing as it's reputation is grim.
On it the snow had turned to icicles,
and these were still rtveted to Its
sides.
/ heard afterward that within an
hour and a half of our departure the
bridge was in the hands Of the Al
banians.
The road through the forest was
what the Turks call chooses (chausse),
which sometimes means a way upon
which 1t is not possible to travel; but
they speak of 1t in hushed, respect
full voices. We travelled quickly along
through the twilight Of the trees that
opened out in glade after glade,
while the river sang and flashed
| through the shadows Of the forest.
FINALLY we came out on to an
L open hillside covered with heather.
and found one shepherd, asleep among
wild hyacinth in the Shadow of an
| lick, with his gun for a pillow. while
| his companion played upon the flute
of Pan. In the distance, perhaps
| half an hour away we could see the
White Drin, just before its junction
with the Black Drin.
I said goodbye with reluctance to
| the avenues of the forest, as we
| emerged on to the plain of Prisrend.
Our suwaris were good fellows and
we rode at ease ahead Of the baggage
animals. The pea SAINTS whom we
met We're mostly Christians and, as
far as we could tell, unarmed, though
| the suWaris said they carried weapons
secretly. / had often heard Albania n
| soldiers in other lands praising Pris-
| rend. yearning through the heat OF
desert nights for it's GOODNESS. When
| | saw the place ] understood their
affection. Like all highlanders, they
| long for their mountains. and much
| of the trouble which they used to give
| the authorities was the result of this
| homeSickness. In the desert the AL
ha Man hears the sound of pigeons
| fight and the murmur of strea ms:
| he sees the simmer of mosques be-
| fore dusk and he feels the cool air of
! Prisrend or Kalkandilen in the eve
| ming.
/ The final stage Of our journey was
! luxurious. Ria had contrived to OBJ
| tain a carriage.
"Sit beside me-" I said, land we will
discourse
Not So my soul. Is it through me
| that dishonor shall come to you?" he
answered and took his place upon the
narrow seat opposite, very hand
some ruffian from the waist upward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
Powerful New Gas.

MANUFACTURER gas that is said
to give twice the heat and light
value of any gas now used was an
nounced recently by Col. +. r. Gar
rison, president of a New York gas
company. 1t is made by vaporiZing
the heaviest oils obtainable, including
sludge and tar, in a column of super
heated steam. 1t can bs produced. il
is claimed, at much lower cost tina
any gas manufa ctured today.
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There was constantly a state Of djak
blood.feud, which meant occasional
ambushes and often a desultory eve.
ning's warfare. when the days work
was over between two villages. But
even when hostilities were acute the
women were allowed to pass without
molestation.
Unfortunately for me, there had re-
Gently been serious local trouble. The
Turkish government. it was alleged,
had robbed tribe Ujuma, l think.
and this tribe had retaliated, four days
before my departure, by sending down
500 men to hold the passes.
These people would probably treat a
foreigner we'll but in their hands he
would be half guest. half asset, stuffed
with hospitality but held as hostage
against the Ottoman government. In
such circumstances. it was obviously
no use asking the Turks for their help
nor had I time to procure the bessa OF
the chieftains on the way.
On that particular road. however
this was not a pure disadvantage. for
men have enemies as we'll as friends
and there was one clan which was
said to take childish delight in kill
ing the guest Of their enemy rather
than their enemy himself. thus inf1ict
ing an indelible stain on his honor
After drinking final coffee in the gar
den outside my hotel. with my friends
"a Turk. an Egyptian, two Greeks
and an Albanian started next morn
ing an hour after dawn.
4 y
IT was an intoxicating day between
Spring and Summer, and the fresh
ness of the dawn was so delicious that
one felt unreasonably it must survive
the heat of noon. | arrived at the
bridge with my four horses, one for
myself. one for the luggage, the third
for my kiraji or hired man and the
last for my Albanian servant. Here
the first difficulty presented itself.
Luckily there was only one man al
that early hour in charge of the bridge
and he was a recruit. He demanded
my vol teskere road permit) in very
broken Turkish: I equivocated. My
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
Porcelain Traffic Lines.

A NEW idea for making permanent
white lines for use at street crosa
ings and for the direction of motor
traffic is to be tried out soon in Lon
don, says Popular Science Monthly
White. porcelain studs are inserted IN
holes drilled in wood paving.
The studs are inserted in a line three
abreast, making strip Of white wide
enough to be seen easily. The chief
advantage of the porcelain is that 1t is
unaffected by weather, oil, or mud, and
thus makes a line that cannot be
ased by the constant beat of traffic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
Will We Use Vegetable
Fuel?

DOVER from potatoes is Henry
Ford's solution for the worlds
worry about fuel in the future. We
can grow our fuel, he said in a recent
interview, and convert It into electric
energy to heat our cities.
Sawdust, apples, weeds-every bit
Of vegetable matter that can be fer
mented contains potential fuel. says
Popular Science. An acre Of potatoes
In one year will produce enough a1co-
hol TO drive the machinery necessary
to cultivate the field for a hundred
years, Ford declares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
Rob Safe by Water.

INGENIOUS bank robbers looted
country bank located 10 miles
south of York. Pa. After eakinc
into the vault. but unable to reach
the contents. the% bored hole
through the top of the safe by using
an acetylene torch. Then they filed
the safe with water, ard as securities
and money f1oated past the opening
the burglars grabbed them The
water was carried to the bank In milk
cans stolen in the village.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
Divorces Gain.
THE number Of divorces in

THE number of divorces in the
United States has increased once
more and the number of marriages Is
actually dwindling, according to the
United States Census Bureau.
In 1923 there were 10 divorces for
every "a marriages. hut in 1924 the
same number of couples got divorced
for every 50 marriages Texas, the
biggest State. had the biggest divorce
list, and Illinois and Ohio followed
after. New York had the most mar
riages, and Illinois, Pennsylvania and
Texas were next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31

Visitor to Land in Turmoil Finds
Stranger Is Viewed With Suspicion
When He Crosses Borders of Albania
and the Former Monteneero-Ascend-
ing Black Mountain in the Region of
Continuing ConAicts-The Penalty of
Using the Italian Language When
Greek Meets Turk-A Critical Mistake
of Identity "Bessa of Chieftain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
BY AUBREY HERBERT.

. HE AlbanianS have always been
and are passionate levers of
their soil and of their rocks.
Il and the system of their life
built than Ii 1,..a
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BY STERLING HELLO.
PARIS, January IS.

PARlS, JANUARY 70.
ESLIE CALDWELL. Amer
lean painter of Paris. added t.
his fame by furnishing the
IL Hotel Ritz. and has long been
the greatest decorator and FUR
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-18

pi beszede, mely, nyomokat ha-
gyott a megjelentek sziyeben-lel-
keben. Demeter JOSEF gondola
tokban gazdag zaro beszede ntan,
k0z0nseg elenekelte a Szozat" -
OF S evvel bezar0dott a beaverfall-
81 $ kornyeki magyarsag idei mar
ciusi iinnepe.
A lelekemel6 iinnepseg minden
egyes szama, melto volt az iinnpT
szepsegehez S komolysagahoz. Iga
zan dicSeret flleti a reformatus
egyhazat a minden reszleteber
sep S felemel6 iinnepfly megren-
dezescert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-18
UNNEPRONT0

magyar is akadt a vasarnapi mar
ciusi magyar iinnepen. A tiszta
huzaba is belekeveredik kon-
koly. electromagnetic ment az i'm
nep j0vedelme, az adomanyt min
denki boritekba tettle, rairta ne
vet, az 0sszeget, hogy nyilvanos-
sag el0tt elszamoIhasson rende-
z6seg minden egyes centr0l.
Egy boritekban penz helyett, a
k0vetkez0 fevelet talaltuk:
Ez az igaz! Sziikseetelen ez
a mai kollekta, mivel abb6l
az arvizk arosultak, meg az ar
yak mem kapnak egy huncut
centet sem, inert AIT csak az
eloljar0k Gs a sZonokok vag
jak zsebre. Jobb mem adni
semmit. Maradtam
Tisztelettiel
SINIIK DE LTSIA'
Eddig sol a lev6Y. Kommen-
tar mem kell hozza. A bet0r0, d
becstelen ember mindenkir0l AIT
hiszi, hogy zsivany.
Az egesz dolog mem fontos. TuC
tux es tudjuk, hogy a becsiiletes
gondolkodasu magyarok sorabs
mindig beferk6znek unmepront6i
$ szemen szedett gazemberek.
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SPORT HIREK.
Rovatvezet6: Juhasz Janos.

A tavaszi szez6n bealltaval, kez-
detet veszik a labdarug6 merk6-
zesek. Clevelandban Liberty
Cup'-ert folyik maris sereny kiz-
delem. Az elmult vasarnap ket ma
gyar csapat allott Xxi havas, de
nemsokara zold mez6re. Az Ifju-
sagi clientele a helybeli Skot Ma
honing Valley csapat volt, alapos
vereseget szenvedett. A merk0zes
2 % aranyban vegzodott a magyar
csapat javara A skotok pedig min
dent elkovettek, de hiaba, Pitts
burghbol importalt jAtekosaik sem
menthettek meg 0ket vereseg-
t5l.
A Magyar Athleta Klub csapa-
ia a Szlaviaval allott szemben, a
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leti orvosunkat (2S0 East Federal
st. rendel6 helyisegfben az al
tala kiallitott ivet, tovabbi ella
ras vegett, elviszi szcmelyesen
Lcngvel Peter egyleti titkarhoz
(220S Donald Ave.) e kedvezme-
nycs bcallasi hatarid6 tart 1926.
junius h0 v6g,ig. B6vebb felvila-
gositasert tessek fordulni Lengycl
Andras eEn0khoz OTIS Silliman
St, telefon 9-487D, Palk6 Janos
egNleti penztarnokhoz (1749 Sill
liman ST., LengNel Peter egyleti
titkarhoz Gs jegyz6hoz, avngy a
leNs6szi hivatalhoz (S15 Tod Ave,
telefon 42036.)
Tudomasara hozza tovabba egy-
lett vezet6segiink, osztalyunl1 tag
jainak, hogy a viszontbiztositas
iigye t6nyleges befejczest nyert S
az ennek alapjan kiallitott NJ alar
szabaly y-k0nyvek, az aprilis h6nap
ban tartand6 rendes havi gyiile
siink0n lcsznek k6zbesitve.
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HOGYAN VESZITHETI Ell,
COT"

A h0lgyek mar megallapitottak
AIT, hogy hogyan tartsak meg fer
jeiket. Egy parisi szineszn6 nyer-
te meg: a dijat, aki egy mondat-
ban fejezte Xxi az egeszet: '"Tart-
sd j6l a bestiat'' Ez mindent. meg
magyaraz.
Most azonban h0lgyek azon vi
tatkoznak, hogy lcgk0nnyebben
mityen uton-m6don lehet fer
jekt0l megsZabadulni, inert a mai
kor mem igen kivanja a ferfit
egesz 6letre megtartani, hanem
valtozatossag utan ahitozik. Az
alabbi pontokban egyeztek meg:
1.) Mindig gyanusitsd ferjedet,
mig be mem bizonyitja artatlansa-
gat.
2.) Hivd fel gyakran irodaja
ban es kiil0n0sen edes hangon
k6rd: Tudod-e, hogy Xxi besz6l ?"
81 Ne mosolyogj, ha egy t0rte-
netet mesel.
A. Mindig kritizald a hajtasat
es kiil0n0sen akkor legyenek ele-
SEX megjegyzeseid, ha idegen is
i'll a kocsiban.
s. Sohase "csipd ki magad'
hacSak mem varsz latogat0t.
g. Barmikor szerelmet mutat-
ia irantad, kezdj penzr6l besz6l
nj.
~ K0veteRl, hogy iizleti dol.
gait a lcgaprobb reszletekig el.
mondja.
81 Ha rossz befektetest csinal
eml6keztesd mindcn lehet0 aka
lomkor.
10) K0veteld, hogy veled a mo-
ziba menjen, mikor tudod, hoey
faradt.
11.) K0veteld, hogy veled gol
fot jatszon.
12.) Ha kes6n erkezib, k0vetel.
tole magyarazatot, mieIlott allal
ma volna valamit kigondolni.
49, Kerd ki magadnak minder
alkalommal, hogy gyermekeid hi
| bait korrigalja.
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UzLET ATTiELYEZES

A magyarsag altal aftalanosan
es el0ny0sen ismert Ferenczy Je-
no sirk6keszit6, aki % eve keszi-
ii a miivesziesnel-m -miivesziesebb sir
k0veket es aki mesterseget az
ohazaban tanulta, napokban at
helyezte sirll6raktarat a S16 South
ave al6l, a 209 Oak Hill ave ala.
Az nj raktar szemben van az
Oak Hill temeto Ga City k6rha2
k0zeleben) f6bejarataval.
Ferenczy, aki nejevel egyiitt
mindig kiveszi "a reszet minden
magyar mozealomb6l, megerdem-
Ii magyarsag legteljesebb par
tolasat. Mrs. Ferenczy viragke-
reskedessel es koszoru keszitessel
foglalkozlk. Minden viragdiszt
koszorukat legmeltanyosabh
aron sza'llit!
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NAGYSZERtt BAL
AZ east Youngstown Verhovay fl
Ok husveti baljat hatalmas erdek-
lodes el6zi meg.-Brenkacs val
da cleveland zenekara muzsikal.

Nemcsak East Yonngstownban,
hancm a k6zel es tavoli k0rnye-
ken is, ahol csak magyarok LAX
max, hatalmas erdekl0dest vaitott
XII Verhovay 321. husv6ti tanc-
mulatsaga'. Ere a pompasnalS iger
kez6 balra, mely igazan a legna-
gyobb esemenye az idei husv6t-
max, mindenki kesziil. Lanyos ha-
Zaiknal folyik a varras nagyban,
kesziilnek a szebbnfl-szebb uj ru-
hak. A ferfiak pedig nagyban fe-
mix fogukat, hogy hat vegre ala
posan kimiula athatja magukat.
A nagy kesziifodesnek meg is
vagyon az ertelme, Verhovay fl
ok husv6ti baljan Magyar Ameri-
ka nem csak leghiresebb, de egy-
ben legjobb ciganyzenekara, a
Brenkacs banda fogja huzni a
talpalaval6t.
A mask Macy szenzaci6ia a bal
max az lesz, hogy azon mem csak
emberek, hanem egy, pompas hat
hetes borju is resztvesz. A borju
q hn lon lyarii1 corcn1nc o1n n c1o-
rencses nyertes mindjart haza is
vezetheti.
Ez a minden reszleteben parat-
Ian bal aprilis Gan, kedden este,
mindenki altal ismert Roman
Hallban lesz megtartva. Ne csak
kesziiljon erre mulatsagra a ma
gyarsag apraja-magym, hanem lie
gycn is oft teljes szamban.
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meg is kczd0d0tt folyt
vagy egy negyed craig. A kozon-
seq - cddig ismcretlen okbol =
lerohant a palyara, a bir0 ere le-
fujta merkozest. f sorok irasa-
kor meg nem tudjull a bonyoda-
lom okat, egy azonban bizonyoS,
ismet valami botranyos, mem sport
hoz lilo ddlog tGrtenhetett.
A helybeli liea merk3zesek
most vasarnap veszik kezdetilket.
A Kossuth K0r csapata vasarnap
meg nem jatszill, a trening azon-
ban nagy lelkesedeSsel erovel TO-
lyik. Els6 szereplese a magyar
csapatnak marcus Sam lesz. A
csapat egypar vi jatekossal meg
er0s0dve fog felallni remelhet6-
leg Macy orvendetes meglepe-
tessel szolgal maid kishitiiek-
mex.
A k0vetkez6 m6rk6zesekre hiv-
iuk fel a sportbaratok figyelmet
Marcus q.
Steubenville-Niles
s. Of st. George-Mahon. Valley.
Marcus %.
ApriIis 4.
Kossuth-Steubenville
Niles-Mahoning Valley
Kossuth4Niles s. G..
A sport baratok k0reben nagy
0r0met okozott annak hire. hogy
tavaszon eur0pai jatekosok ran
dulnak at Amerikaba. Az eddigi
megallapodasok szerint Anglia
vanmint Spanyolorszag els6 klasz
szisu csapatai, valaminl a hires
b6csi csapat latogatnak ell, ide, tul
az Oceanra. A nagyszerii multu be
csi csapat aprilis 1S.-an erkezik
meg az eddigi tervek szerint
Amerika nagyobb varosaiban mel
k6zeseket repdez. Ennek a bees
csapatnak erdekessege az, hogy
szamos magyar flu van a jateko
sok soraban. Icy a kapitany, Ne
mes, valamint kapus, Fabian il
magyarok. A yorlngstowniaknal
is lesz alkalmuk miiveszi jatekuk
ban ey0ny0rk0dni, mivel egy me
k6zesre varosunkba is hivatalosak
A becsi csapat itteni jat6kar;
idejeben felhivluk maid olvaso
ink figyelmet.
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KERESZTELES

Marcus 14.-en rcformatus
templomban kereszteltek me o
Bardocz Lajos es neje ismcrt hon
fitarsunk fiat, Lajos-Gy0rgy new
re. A kel'esztsziil0i tisztet Lazar
Aladar es neje, valamint Rajczi
Lajos es nejc tdlt0ttGk be.
Magyaros, nagyszabasu lakoma
k0vette keresztelest sziil0k ha
zanal, melyen a j6bardtol1, roko
nok nagyszamban vettek reszt.
Gratulalunk
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KERO LEVEL

A napokban a k0vetkezo leve
let hozta Szerkeszt0nk cimere a
posta. A level ir6janak kezefejet,
el6ttek a haboruban. A levelhez.
csatolva volt egy hivatalos sze-
genys6gi bizonyitvany is. A kero
levelet alant koz0ljilk, ha akad
olvasoink k0zott olyan, akinek
van egy par felesleges Gentle,
kiildje ell k0zvetleniil, a megadott
cimre:
1gen tisztelt
Szerkeszt0 Ur!
Egy nyomorban sinyl6d6 csa-
lad keri ezuton messze- tavolb6l
becses partfogasat egy szives-
seq altal. Ugyanis ARA ker-
nenk, hogy lapjaban, egy hir-
detes utjan, gyiijtest rendezne
resziinkre, amelyert or0kke ha-
lasak lennenk.
Bizonyitaskepen, lit kiildom
a szegenysegi bizonyitvanyt, a
melyet mostani betegsegem
gy6gykezelese celjaira kertem.
Maradok kival6 tisztel6ie:
URBAN KALMAN,
Debreczen.
Csillag utica IS 81.
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BEAVER FALLS
Kohl: Vesztroczky JOSEF, lapkep.
MARCUS is.

Beaverfalls. Minden reszlete-
benz szep as meghat6 iinnepsag
szihelye volt vasarnap a reforma-
tus templom, a magyarsag regl
szokasahoz hiven, megilte mar
cius idusanak 6vfordul6jat. Meg
nyito beszedet Varga Lajos lei
kesz tartott, mely utan a Hymn
nuszt enekelte ell a k0z0nseg. Ba-
lazs Wilma szavalata, a "Marciu-
81 szep napok" oszinte tetszest
valtott Xxi. Kadar Bella es Kovacs
R6zsika szavalata, vaqamint De-
nes Gizella enekszama, szinte meg
erdemelt sikert aratott. A refor-
matus Ifjusagi Kor a "Talpra
magyar"-t enekelte ell, Juhasz
Ilonka zongora kiserete mellett.
Macy sikerrel szavaltak meg: Teg
des Imre, Szanyi Margit, Denes
Bella, Tokos Anna, Becse Veron-
ka, Feher Andras, L0rincz Julis-
ka, Beres Mariska. Juhasz lion
ka a Magyar Hiszekegy'-et OIL
vasta fel ugy felolvasasaval,
mint "Tavaszra vdnunk" cimu
enekevel, lnegerdemelt sikert ara
tott. Az Ifjusagi K0r masodilS
enekszama is nagyon tetszett.
Mt. Varga Lajos, reformatus lei
kesz felolvasasa gyony0rii iinne-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-18
FELHIvAs
Kedvezmenyes beallas a Scent
Gy0rgy Magyar Szovetsegbe.

Sz0vetS6giink r6szGrW az elmult
tv utols6 harom honapjaban nyuj
tott rendlliviili kedvemenyt any
nyian vettek igenybe, hogy ncm-
csak osztalyunk tagf6tszama emel
kedlett tetemeSen, hanem r0vid
lido lcfOrgasa alatt Detroit, Clcvc
land, Lorain, Keasbey, n. j.,
Brooklyn, n. Y. es Duquesne, Pa
ben teljesen NJ osztalyok alakul-
talk, illetve mar regem fennall0
heIyi egylcteik csatlakoztak $40
vetstgiink zas7l6ja ala. E feltiino
szaporodas ism6telten ieazolja al
land0an hangoztatOtt anna ALTA
sunkat, hogy mindazon magyar
hittestvereink, Xix onmaguk es
csaladjuk erk0lcsi 6s anyagi boil
dogulasat igazan szivjik0n visclik,
minden kesedelem es habozas nell
kill Sz0vetsegiink taborahoz csat
lakoznak.
Tudomasunk van olyanokr6l is,
kiket rosszaloaratu lebesz6lesek
szateritettek beallasi szande-
kukt0l. de kes6bb belatva meg
gondolatlansagukat, bankodva pa
naszkodtak, mennyire sajnaljak,
hogy ritka kedvezm6nyt elmu-
lasztottak.
A SIT. Gy0rgy Magyar Szovet-
seq erk0lcsi c6lja az amerikai tor
vanyek tiszteletben tartasa mel
lett, a vallasos szellem terj'eszt6se,
anyagi celia pedig a Szovetseg ell
halt tagjainak 0zvegyeirol es ar
vair6l gondoskodni, valamint az
0nhibalukon kiviil betegsegbe
esett, vagy testileg szerencsetle-
mid jart tagjait segiteni. Havi l1et
dollar tagsagi dij elleneben egy-
ezer dollar halaleseti, haromsza2
doflarig memo csonkulasi, es heti
het dollar betegsegelyt nyuJt tag
iainak, illetve azok hozzatartozoi-
max. Az esetleges csonkulasi Sc
gely a halaleseti 0sszegb6l mem
yonatik le.
Hogy alkdDmat adjon Sz0vetse-
| giink nemcs ts szihlanal szilar
dabb alapon all0 0nbiztositasi in
tezmenybe val0 t0megesebb beal
lasra. Youngstown 12-ik oszta
/ Iva folyo no 14.-en tartott gyiile
sen hatarozatilag kimondotta
hogy mindazon g0r. es latin seer
tartasu hittestvereink, Xix Hub
bard, Girard, Niles, Warren es E
Youngstownban, vagy ezen varo
sok k0rny6ken laknak, marciu
: 15.-td kezd6d6leg harom es fe
honapi id6tartamra terjed6 ked
vezmenyes beallast biztosit oily
j kepen, hogy 15-6vtol 45-evies ko
rig bealloknak ket d,ollarra szal
litja lie felveteli dijat.
Mem sziikseges osztalyunk hav
gyiiIeseire varni, elegend0, ha
bel6pni szandekozo, barmelyil
J hetk6znap - hivatalos oral alat
- felkeresi DIR. Laurisin Jen0 egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-18
FELHIvAs.

A SIT. Gy6rgy g0r. kath. ma
gyar "Ifjusagi Miikedvel6 Kor'
cHn0ksege felhivja a tagokat, hogy
a foly0 evi marcus q. .-en, vasar-
nap d. II. 3 6rakor, a templom
alatti teremben tartand0 rendki-
will gyiilesre teljes szamban es
okvetleniil megjelenni szivesked'
ienek. s.~saae