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Evening star., 1926-02-17
CULTURED WOMAN, NOW FEEBLE,
In FERVENT PLEA FOR JUSTICE
Continues 3O-Year Fight for Rights Under Patents
She Alleges Husband Lost
by Trickery.

In an old-fashioned house near the
Library of Congress lives a venerable
and cultured gentlewoman, now en-
tremely feeble who claims that but
for the injustice of big business she
today would be a multimillionaireSs
and It principal figure in the worlds
shoe industrys
Despite q fruitless 30-year fight to
prove her claims before the courts and
in Congress, she still has hopes Of
obtaining the passage of legislation
which would give to her what she
declares to be rightful recognition
and proper financial amends.
The woman, now 70 years old, viz
tuapy helpless from rheumatism and
almost penniless, is Mrs. Annie Camp
bell. widow of the late Duncan IL.
Campbell of paWtucket, Il. l., who.
according to records of the Patent Of
flee, is the inventor Of a lock-stitch,
waxed thread sewing machine, said to
be the prototype >of that used the
world over today in the shoe factories
Of the world.
Mrs. Campbeil's Statement.
Mrs. Campbell'S S story Is a long one.
Summed up, it is a story of how she
and her husband invented the 'hook-
needle method of sewing leather, of
the organization of a company to
manufacture the new sewing machine
on a commercial scale, of the unwit-
ting assignment by the husband of his
rights to others at the instance of al
leSedly unscrupulous promoters, Of the
eventual purchase OF the invention by
the Goodyear Manufacturing Co, and
of the widows long battle in the
courts and before Congress to regain
her husbands interest in the inven-
ton.
Still keen of intellect, Mrs. Campbell
recited a remarkable tale of woe to
Star reporter who called at her
home at 203 A street southeast.
She said it was in 1880 that Mr.
Campbell, then prominent in Masonic
circles in Boston, developed, with her
aid, the first successful machine for
sewing sole leather with waXcd
thread. She recalled that her husba nd
had been trying to work out plan
for utilizing the customary "eye-nee-
die" without success, when she sug
gested the use of a hooked needle,
Evening star., 1926-02-17
OPERA IN ENGLISH
OPENS TOMORROW
"MassiniIIiano," by Mrs.
i Freer, Will Be Given
First Showing.
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. February 17.-AIrs. Ell
eanor Everest F'reer, Chicago society
woman and composer, not only is a
leader IN the movement for opera in
English, but practices what she
breaches in her mother tongue in her
latest work. scheduled for presenta-
ton in Philadelphia tomorrow.
This new production, her second
venture into the operatic field, called
MaSSimilliano, the Court Jester,
will be given under the auspices of
the Philadelphia Music Club in collab-
Grafton with the operate Society of
Philadelphia. The libretto, by Ella
w. Peattie, concerns the tragic story
of a hunChback jester in the palace
of a doge of fifteenth century Venice.
In addition to her operas, Mrs.
Freer has published more than $50
songs. One of her recent works was
the music for Il poem, How Can We
Know" written by Edith Rockefeller
Mccormick. who has been closely as
sociated with Mrs. F'reer in her cam
paign for English opera.
In The Court Jester" Massimilliano
is hopelessly in love with Lady Lu-
crezia, under whose window at night
he has been singing a gondolier'S
song. and with whose voice the girl
has fallen in love.
The girls father wishes her to mar
ry noble suitor, and Lucrezia prom
ises to give her answer at her birth
day fete. At this reception she tells
of her nightly serenade and of her
love of this beautiful voice and begs
that some one present, perhaps the
suitor, may disclose his identity as
its poSsesSor.
Massimilliano admits his is the
voice. While the company derides
him, he steps forward and sings his
serenade. Seeing Lucrezia's look of
contempt, the jester springs to her
side, kisses her and then stabs him
self
Evening star., 1926-02-17

of all rights to his invention and that
they, without his knowledge or con-
sent, sold his interests to corporate
parties in this country and abroad.
Mr.. Campbell'S death. the widow as
serts, was caused indirectly by the
shock of the discovery of this alleged
betrayal by his supposed friends.
Mrs. Campbell claims that so far
as she has been able to ascertain no
decision in her suit ever has been put
into, the records. Some decision of
an oral nature must have been reach
ed, however. she believes, as no ac-
ton ever was taken by the court to
Evening star., 1926-02-17

Children's Shoes, pat
ent, tan or patent with
colored tops. Sizes S112 to
2. Not in each style.
@7 * AN EXTRA
~ PAIR FOR.
Evening star., 1926-02-17

obtained voluntarily, much more
might be gotten through legal per
suasion" Domestic worries and de
pleted resources prevented her from
carrying the legal fight on until final
ly the patent itself expired.
Then she sought congressional aid
in getting the patent rights extended
The late Senator Orville Platt OF Con
necticut took a profound interest in
the efforts Mrs. Campbell was making
to regain the fortune which she be
lieved had slipped through her hands,
and he introduced a bill authorizing
the commissioner of patents to extend
Evening star., 1926-02-17
Sewer Contract Awarded.

Contract for the construction of a
service sewer from Rock Creek to
Sixteenth and Juniper streets, at cost
OF S6167.S3, was awarded by the Com
missioners today to w. a. Pate, jr.
The Commissioners also awarded a
contract for a replacement sewer in
the vicinity of Vermont avenue and r
street to w. Harry Angle. This prof
ect will cost S2.S1O45.
Evening star., 1926-02-17

such as she used in crocheting. The
idea was revolutionary and instantly
popular, she stated, and Mr.. Camp
bell was granted numerous patents
covering various features of the in
Vention.
In need of funds with which to pro-
mote his invention for commercial
uses, Mr.. Campbell took into his con-
fidence three partners and the four
organized the Campbell Machine Co.
In suit against this trio, filed in the
appellate court of the Rhode Island
Supreme Court after the death of Mr..
Campbell in 1894, Mrs. Campbell al
legged that her husbands confidants
ira nndlIlently cOnsnired to deprive him
Evening star., 1926-02-17

prevent the signing away of her hus-
bands rights. A local lawyer, who
recently has become interested in
Mrs. Campbell's claims, is investi-
eating this angle through the Rhode
Island court authorities
During subsequent legal effort to
regain her share in the invention of
her husband, Mrs. Campbell averred,
the Goodyear Manufacturing Co. Of
fered her attorney, Sigourney Butler
of Boston, $3.50 900 in cash as. settle
ment of her claims. The offer, she
said, was refused in the belief that
If this amount of money could be
Evening star., 1926-02-17
Panty Dresses

of fine quality wool jersey, Wit.
contrasting colored trimming
With Peter Pan or piped collar.
Sizes ? to 8.
Evening star., 1926-02-17
"C0MUS" FIRST EDITION
BRINGS S11,5OO AT SALE
"Lycidas," paradise Lost" and
"Faerie Queene' Also Draw
Fancy Prices.
By the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE
rare first edition Of John Milton s
"Comus," a mask first presented in
1884 has been purchased for S11.5
by DIR. ~. s. V. Rosenbach, a bibliog-
rapher of New York'and Philadelphia.
The edition was part of the library
of r. b. Adam of Buffalo, which
brought a total of S122.1SS during
sale at the Anderson galleries. DR.
Rosenbach who purchased a rare
Gutenberg bible for 100000 Monday
at another sale also bought Milton 5
''LycidaS" for $1,000
The Britwell copy of the first edi-
ton of SParadise Lost" went to the
Brick Row Book Co. for SO. 900. Other
rarities sold were a first edition of
Shakespeare Poems" for $1,000;
copy of the first edition of Sponsors
The Faerie Queene'' for S3 500 and
first edition of Dickens "Pickwick
Papers" for $4,000.
Evening star., 1926-02-17
her husbands patent beyond the

her husbands patent beyond the
lapsed period.
The bill, which required unanimous
consent, was blocked by an objection
by the late Champ Clark, Mrs. Camp
bell pointed out. Other members of
Congress showed an interest in the
woman's claims and promised to aid
her in obtaining the necessary legis-
lation, but the bill never was passed.
IF only could get that bill through
Congress l know I could ;,et at least
100000 before l die" Mrs. Camp
bell told The Star But nobody cares
about an old lady and her troubles in
this busy world. and l guess I'll lust
Evening star., 1926-02-17
.omen's Pajamas
WOmen's Dresses

An odd lot OF good quality dresse
in many popular styles. with nov
city trimmings. All cloth material
in variety OF wanted shades.
Evening star., 1926-02-17

Boys Shoes, of tan
leather with Goodyear
welted sole and attached
rubber heels. Sizes 10
to 1917.
90 OK AN EXTRA
~ PAIR FOR.
Evening star., 1926-02-17

Boys Shoes, In tan or
black leather, with sewed
soles and attached rubber
heels. Sizes z to 9.
S1 80 AN EXTRA
A PAIR FOR.
Evening star., 1926-02-17

have to live and. bear them as best ]
can. 1t doesn't seem right, though,
does it,
Evening star., 1926-02-17
BOYS Novelty Suits

Oliver Twist and MILDLY styles, in
cloth mixtures, fannels and jersey.
Long and short pants. Sizes to s.
Evening star., 1926-02-17
Do You Know That

-,ce plan dollar days ,ceeks in aduance SO that
our buyers may purchase merchandise that ,cN APP
peal to the shopping public, and acguaint then, cith
the exceptional rales offered in the Basement Store
Come and see for yourself Selling starts 9:I5
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
u magyar igyved.
Matyassy Istvan sikerrel tette lie
az iigyvedi vizsgat.

A legutobb megtartott iigyve-
di vizsgalS soran, a tobbi jeloltek-
lqel egyiitt, 'egy derek, szorgal-
mas magyar fiatalember is ell
nyerte az iigyvedi diplomat.
Matyassy Istvan, a N. Y. G. va
guttarsasag hivatalnoka, huszon-
harom eyes koraban biiszken
mondhatja el magar6l, hogy mum
kaia, tanulasa, kiizdese az elettel
nem volt hiabavalo. Szorgalma ell
nyerte jutalmat, rengete. tanula-
sa aran, siSerrel tette le az iigy-
vedi yizsgat.
Az NJ magyar iigyved, Matyas-
sv JOSEF, Early Roadon lak0, tai
pig dlerek magyar testveriinknek,
a k0ziigyek lelkes harcosanak,
gyermeke. Boldog biiszkeseggel
tekinthet fiara.
Matyassy Istvamt. kovetendo
peldah6nt allithatjuk magyar
testvereink ele. High SCHOOL, ta-
nulmanyainak elvegzese utan, al
lasba ment, narpal vaszorgalom-
NAL dolgozott, este pedig tanult.
Neoy hosszu esztendo lankadat-
Ian munkaja Rellett 1ahhoz, hogy
cleric mostani sep siker6t.
Erdemesnel1 talaljuk megemli-
teni, hogy az nj magyar iigyv6d,
mar IL ewes korat6l kezdve dol
gozott, eleinte a "Vndicator' t
arusitotta. Koran megtanulta q
keny6rkereses> nehez mesterseget.
Az nj magyar iigyvednek, szii-
leinek gratulalumk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
vILAGJAR0 MAGYAR.
Hompoth James varosunkban.-
Harom esztendeje gyalogol.

Erdekes vendege volt az elmGlt
het folyaman Youngstownak. Vi
lagkoruti utja soran yarosunkba
erkezett Hompoth Janos honfi-
tarsunk, aki 1923-ban sindult el
hosszu utjara. Gyergy6, Csik me-
gyei. k0zsegben vette kezebe a
vandorbotot S akasZtotta nyaka-
ba a tarisznyat $ azota gyalog be-
jarta Eur6pat, atkelt a tengeren
5 Kanadat latogatta meg. Ameri-
kaba Windsornal j0tt be, a beyan
dorlasi hat6sag akadalyokat ta-
masztott S csak 0tszaz dollar bond
elleneben kapta meg az enge-
delyt. Amerikban felkereste q
Feh6r Hazat, a parlamentet s ugy
az eln0kt6l, mint szenatorok
legt0bbj6tol vannak alairasai s
olismer6' sorai.
Utiarol egy 6rdekes konyvber
! fog maid beszamolni, 1932-re ter
vezi hazater6set. Innen Mexiko
ba kesziil, maid felkeresi a del
amerikai allamokat, Ausztralliat
| s q SZiretOrSZaUOt
Mindeniitt, ahol megfordul, ala
irasokat gyiijt, erdekes dolog ha
taImas k0nyyeiben lapoz9atni, 6
hol az ember rengeteg alairast
| pecsttet talal. A hosszu ut leger.
dekesebb eml6kei maid egy mu-
zeum tulajdonaba keriilnek.
Varosunkban d hat6sagok fei6-
mel tett latogatast, valamint fel-
keresett tobb magyar csaladot,
mindeniitt szivesen S szeretettel
| fogadtak.
IEosszl1 utjara, szivb6li szeren-
csc kivanataink kiserik. Bar adj
ma mindensGgek IRA, hogy mi
re ErdGlybe visszater - az mar
magyar teriilet lenne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
NAGYsZERU ALKALOM.

Varosunk magyarjai k0zott sz$
mosan vannak, akik a k0zel j0v6
ben hazhelynek alkalmas telket
akarnak vasarolni. Ezeknek fl,
gyelm6t feThivjuk Mindszenthy
Kalman lapunk mai szamabar
megjelent hirdet6sre. A k0z6t
fink k0zszeretetnek 6rvend6 liz
Ietembcr, Youngstown cgyik leg.
nagyobb, millio dolldros real es-
tate c626vel l6tesitett mega 4lTapo-
dast's a legjobb, Iegrohamosabh
mertfkben fejl6d6 varosr6szber
al'ul haz6pit6sre nagyon all1almas
telkeket.
Eek a hazhelyek spekulaci6ra
is nagyon alkalmasak, trt6kiik
eyr6l-6vre emelkedik. A pompas
telkek ncmcsak k6Szp6nz ellen6-
ben, hanem nagyon el6nyos r6sz
letfizet6sre is kaphat6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19

yes tanitojanak, 10th Thor theo-
LOCUS urnak. Fogadjak az eeyhaz
6s a sziil6k szivbol j0vo halas ko-
sz0net6t a nyari iskofai novende-
kek oktatasaert. A munka farasz-
to, sok nehezseggel jaro de ne
mes munka volt, az 8 erdemiilS,
hogy egyhazunk ifju novendekei,
r0vid hat heti tanulas utan, olyan
szivet-lell1et gyony0rkodteto mo-
don vizsgaztak. Ilyen eredmeny-
re egyhazunk torteneteben mem
emlekeziink.
Halas kosz0netet mondunk mas
vallasu testvereinknek, hogy ell
i0ttek iskolai Observation-Disclosures
S fill, meg szem tanui voltak an
max, hogy az egyhaz semmiben
sem ter ell az 6si magyar tanitas-
tol. yiNVN
Halas k0sz0netet mondunk az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap" tu-
laidonosanak es szerkeszt6Sege-
nek, hogy az osszmagyarsag, ICY
az egyhaz erdekeit is, szolgalja.
Elismeressel es halas k0szonet-
tel az 'egyhaz neveben:
A gondnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19

BALEsET.
Brogly Ignac autojat osszetorte
a villamos-Ket meglepetes-
egy napon.

Szerencsesnek nevezhet0 sze-
rencsetlenseg erte Brogly Naci
testveriinket az elmult het szom-
bat tjan. Brogly a Mahoning Ave.
hidon haitott pompas vi gepevel,
az es0s id6ben kocsija megcsu-
szott s keresztben ALT a sineken.
A Macy esoben a villamos vezet0-
je mem vette eszre gepet neki-
ment. A szep vi Oakland atapo-
san 0sszet0r, a benne lilo Brogly
pedig, jobb oldalan szenvedett
seriileseket.
Kepzelhetjiill, Mrs. Brogly meg
lepeteset, amikor seriilt ferje, g6p
nelkiil erkezett haza.
Este azutan egy mask megle-
petes ertc Broglyek otthonat. Ilo-
na napja van elll6vetkezend6k-
ben, icy egy csom6 ismer6s, j6ba-
rat S tisztel6 osszeszcd6d0tt S a
init sem sejto Broglynet fellSeres
TEX. EIhalmoztak ajand6kaikkal $
j6kivansagaikkal.
A delutani baleset hamar fcle-
desbe merritt a tarsasag, az lin
nepeltet szamtalanszor eltetve,
egviitt maradt az ejfeli orakig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19

A campbelli magyar otthonok
mindegyikeben Macy a siirges-
forgas. TIT is, oft is nagyban TO
lyik a $40, kesziilGdes vasar-
napi esemenyre, a Verhovay fiok
nagyszabasu pilnikjere. Az egesz
nyar meglehet0s csendben, ese-
menyteleniil multi ell, ICY azutan
6rthet0, hogy a most vasarnap
megtartand6 magyar talalkozas
Macy szenzaciot valtott Xxi a leg
szelesebb k0r0kben.
Annak dacara, hogy mindenki
tudja, ismetelten megPmE ftjUk,
hogy vasarnapi piknik, Petro-
vich-almasban lesz megtartva. Az
almas, ennek a k0rnyeknek a leg
idealisabb piknik helye, a Robin
son es Coitsville utcak sarkan
van.
A rendezoseg, fi6k tisztikara-
val tagsagaval egyetember
mindent elkovet, hogy a vasarna-
pi mulatsag Macy sikerii legyen
Remeljiik es hissziik, hogy ma
gyarsag hallgat hiv6 szora s
rfpes, t0m0tt lesz vasarnap az
almas. Rig6 J6ska bandaja mu
zsikal. Etelek, izletes harapniva
l6k, hiisito es frissit6 italok, kel
lo mennyisegben lesznek. -
Minden magyar legyen ot1
ezen a pikniken!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19

Ferenczy Jenone visszaerkezett
tanulmanyutjarol Kedves meg
lepetesben reszesitettek ismerosei

Ferenczy Jenon6, viralgkeres-
ked6, az ismert magyar sirkGke-
szito neje, hetf6n visszaerkezett
ket hetes new-yorki tanulmany-
utiarol. Tavollete alatt a virag
kert6szet legujabb haladasat, va
lamint a viragkiallitasokat tanul-
manyozta, ertekes tapasztalatait
c6lSzeriien hasznalja maid fel it.
teni iizleteben.
A kozszeretetnek 0rvend6, te-
vGkeny magyar asszonyt, hetf0r
este kedves meglepeteSben resze
sitett6k ismer6sei, tisztel6i. A POI
Ridge Ave. alatt l6v0 otthonuk
ban, teljesen varatlanul nagysza
mu magyar tarsasag aIlitott be
A k0zelg6 kett6s csaladi iinnep al
kalma boil elhalmoztak i0kivana.
taikkai ajandekaikllal az Time
pellet, Kiilon szenzacj6ja volt a;
estn5k az a miivGszi r0gt6nzot
hangversenyr melyet Mr.. Starl
ds testvere, valamint Kasza Mar
oit rendeztek.
A legjobb hanguIatban maradt
o?yiitt a tarsasag a k6s6 6jjcl
6rakig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L I

nyes beallasra, Mindazok, aki1
augustus, september, yagy ok
t6ber hawaiian jelentkeznek fel-
vetelre, a kovetkezo kedvezmeny-
ben r6szesjilnek: 1870 ewes ta-
gok beallasi dijat mem fizetnek
800 ewes tugok szamara egy
dollar beallasi dij, 800 eve
SEX ket dollart fizetnek. A negy-
ven even felHliek felvetele felett
a koz9yiiles hataroz.
FelvdHelre jegentkez6k fordul-
ianak az egylet titkarahoz, Hor-
vath Rafaelhez, 29S Robinson
Road, Campbell, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
KOszONET NYILVANITAs

Alulirott, banatos es megt0rt
Swivel mondok halas koszonetet
mindazoknak, akik az engem ert
gyaszeset alkalmab6l, igaz resi-
vetiikkel felkerestek, temetesre
aaltoikat rendelkezesre bocsatot-
tax megbldogult ferjem kopor-
s6jara viragot helyeztek, s a veg
tisztesseg ltevesen szemelyesen
resztvettek.
Koszorut kiildtek: Hugler J6-
zsef, Cselle JOSEF es cs., Uray
Karoly es cs. Benyei Laszl6 es cs.,
Stoke Gyorgy es cs., Stoke Ar
thur, 10th Sander es cs., 10th Ist
van es cs., Balazs Janos es cs.,
Mayer Marion IS cs., SIT. Ist-
van Egylet, Mrs. Szakacs Anna,
Mrs, Chobay Helen, G0ncz Mi
haly es cs., Mayer Pal es cs., Mil
Ter Marion Is cs., Y. s. and r. Co.
Electric Shop, Brier Hill Works,
Kis josef Is cs. (Massilon, o.
0xv. Hugler Istvannk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
PETOFI GYULEs.

A campbelli Petofi Sander Egy
let vezet6sege ezuton hivja meg a
tagokat a vasarnap, augustus
%. EN- delutan ket oral kezdettel,
a Grow Hallban megtartand6
gyiilesere.
Az egylet tat2Jai keretpel1, hogy
a gyiilesen lehetoleg tcljes szam-
ban jelenjenek meg - hatral6-
kos tagsagi dijat mindenl1i fl
Jesse be-.
1smetelten felhivjuk magyar
sag figyelmet a Pet6fi Sandor
Egylet altal nyujtott kedvezme-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET.

KerjGk tagokat, .hogy aki te-
heti, menjen gy6nni most szomba-
ton este 7 orakor. Egyben pedig
kerjiik tagokat, hogy masnap,
vagyis vasarnap delel6tt testlleti-
leg veleyenek reszt a Macy misen
es foglalJanak helyet az els3 ha-
rom padsorban.
Kaluczly Janos, elnok.
Mixich Gaspar, jegyzo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
RENDKIvULI GYttLEs

A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r We
zetosege ezuton hozza a tagok tu-
domIasara a pentek, augustus 90
an este tartando rendkiviili gyii-
lest. A tagok keretnek, hogy le-
het6leg teljes szamban legyenek
jelen.
Vi tagok felvetelre a penteki
gyiiles alkalmawal jelentkezzenek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
ELHAGYTA A KoRHAZAT

Ptdery Istvann6, akin Dir. Fiizy
magyar ofvos sulyos, de sikerjilt
miit6tet hajtott vegre, a mutt he
ten mar elhagyta a llorhazat.
A k0zszeretetnek 0rvend6 ma
,gyar asszony gyors javuldsa al
talanos or0met okoz. Szerencs6s
felGpiiles6hez sokan gratulalnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
Varga Janos, .-elnj
ERDEKEs MERK0zEs

A sportkedvel6 k0z0nsfg bizo-
nyara orommel ertesiil arr6l,
hogy vasarnap, augustus 22.-6n
d6Iutan ism6t' 6lvezetcs sportese-
menyben lesz rtsze. Delutan 3
oral kezdettel merk6zik a K. I. X.
Baseball cSapata az EAGLE ba-
sebaIl csapattal.
A merk6zes a lJ0ziSmert EAG-
LIE FIELDEN fog lefolyni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
20 FoGAs.

10 fogast csinaltak kedden haj-
nalban F. B. Riss bekebiro embe.
rel. Joe Marzno, 324 Meadow ST.,
otthonaban egy 100 gallonos pa
linkaf6zot, 1000 gallon kevere-
ket es hat gallon finom palinkat
foglaltak lie. Lesben alltak S var.
tax az iizem tulajdonosat, ak
azonban csak este 10 orakor teri
haza. Letartoztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
KEREsTETEs.

Korona Tmre, hajdudorogi szii-
letesii, allitolag itteni lakost, ke-
resi- pittsburgh konzulatus. Aki
ismeri cimet, vagy k0zelebbi ada
,tokat tud r6la, koz0lie Magyar
Kiralyi Konzulatussal, 406 Nc
Canoe Block, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
NAGYSZERtt ALKALOM (!

Nehany iigyes, Macy. ismeretseg-
gel bir6, joraval6 munkasembert
keresek south sidei hazhelyek ella
dasara. Csakis olyanok jelentkezze-
nek, alxik szeretik a tisztesseges
mellekfoglalkozast es nenzt akar-
max keresni..
A jelentkez6 irja meg egy lapon,
hogy mikor kereshetem fel szeme-
lyesen tovabbiak megbesz6lese
vegett.
MINDSzENTHY KALMAN,
244 West Wood Street,
YOUNGSTOWN, o.
Telefon 33746.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
GAMER RGEZES.

Joseph Hurney, 302 Fernley
Ave., eddig ismeretlen koriilme-
nyek kozott hetf6n delutan, gaz-
mergezes kovetkezteben, rosszul
lett a Wilson Aven. Beszallitot-
tax azomal k6rhazba.
Allapota nem veszelyes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
KOsZONET NYILVANITAs.

A Mahoning avei magyar re-
formatus egyhaz tagsaga es an
max gondnoka ezuton kivan ko-
sz0netet mondani az eeyhaz sze-
retett lelk6sz6nek, lelkeszn6j6nek,
vaIamint egyhazunk ielenlegi ked
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
FONTos GYtjLEs.

A Kercsked6 6s Iparos K0r All
gtlsztus no 20 AN, PENTEKEN
este s oral kezdettel, k0r sajat
otthonaban gyiil6st tart. A gyjilGs
targya: az otthon eladasanak meg
besz6l6se. Tekintettpl a eyiil6s
fontossagara, a tagok l16retnsk,
hogy teljes szamban jelenjenek
meg.
Varga Janos, h.-eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
Macy SzENzACI0.

A verhovay 321. piknikje august
tus %. EN-, vasarnap lesz megtart-
va.-A Petrovich-almas hangos
lesz a magyar jokedvtol. Camp
bell S kornyeke magyarsaganak
talalkozasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
Minden, ami legjobb egy cigarettaban

"A POMPAS testgyakorlat utan sernmisern
olyan feliidito, mint a Camel illatos fiistje.
Barhova is n1egy Camel--a tengerpartra,
hegyekbe, az irodaba-or0met, teljes do
hanyzasi elvezetet hoz.
Senilyen mas cigarette mem orvendeztette
meg ennyi milliok izleset, inert Camel
legvalogatottabb dohanybol keszil, ami
terem. Csak Camel elegitheti XII az izle-
lest mindenben, ami a cigarettaban a legjobb,
inert a Camel kevereket sernilyen arert sehol
masutt mem lehet megtalalni. A Camel
sohasem farasztja ki az izlsst, sohasern