davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
China, Etc.

--iO Cottage Sets42 pieces.
Decorated IN black and yellow.
Regularly $I1.9s. &c 90
Special, set
Odds and Ends OF white
China tsec0ndsl, including
everything from cups and
saucers TO meat dishes. Choice
at three low prices
Sc, lOc and l0c
I'D Imported Cereal sets Of
rs pieces. Attractively deco
rated in grape and
rose pattern. Spe. 90 %
ciaI, set.....
73 Ice Tea Glasses. 14-ounce
size. Optic shape with a light
grape cutting. Special, 6Or
s glasses fol. 49,
-5-pc. Glass Bowl Mixing or
Refrigerator Sets. Spe- GO
cial, 4 set 49,
lis Stone Water Coolers, p
gal. size, with self
closing nickel spigot. @7 40
Each NJ
Teacups and Sancers In the
Blue Howe bird or Dragon pat
terms. Special, set Of 7Oc
six ......s....... 1850.
Quart.size Water Bottles with
patent tops. Specially To-
priced. each at.
Kann's Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08

Sample Neclxwear, consisting
90f vestees. collar and cuff sets.
separate collars, inannish vests,
etc. Nothing in the. lot
worth less than S1.OO. E(lc
Choice -
Fine swiss Embroidered
Round Collar and Gun
Sets. White and ecru. E0n
A net 49,. ". &. I. Is a ' ss
-Inaported Point Venise Lace
Veskees. Cream and ecru.
Rolled collars. some n II n(A
with cuffs. Each $1,000
so pairs Of Georgette Sleeves.
Tan. jade, navy, blue -
ana copenhagen. Al pair
ISann's Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Floor Coverings

- Belgium Mourzoaik Rugs,
= size 6xg ri. Regularly GO 0R
1896. Special, each ~
- Rush Rugs. size
. 6x9 It. Regularly deE M
\ 1906. Each q. 81. We \, "a ~
lis Grass Rugs. sizes 9x12 and
sx10 It. Regularly 90 "a
$500. Each sps1ss1U
80 Reversible Fiber Rugs, size
sx9 e Regularly ss6 90
$8.95. Each s.. - q "a
80 Oriental Art oval Rugs.
size Sx5 It. Regularly @C t7E
$3.45. Each " = -
Rush Rugs, size 4Isx71s
III Regularly $6.95. III 20
Special, each 3. " - = -
yds. Grass Runner Rem
rlants, % and III inches
wide. Regularly 4sc.
yard .s.3.. I. SIS. /. IS. 3 II
sxss.inch Grass Rugs. i A.
Specially priced, each at 49,
- 7x5 finch Grass Rugs. %
Friday special, each at 49,
loo yds. Fiber Runner, 221k
inches wide. Regularly ID Z
5gc. Al yard s.
Us yds. Rattania Rupner. SO
inches wide. Regu. @1 fAfA
larly 81 $50. Al yard W AsUO
Bx36 inch Oval Rush Rugs.
Regularly $50. Special, y O.
each ..s.3.s.l. 81. e. e. a vi
81 Felt Base Rugs sire 9x10 IS
It. Regularly $142O. ~ GO
Sneciai e4cl, -
SO Felt Bass Rugs, size sxs
Il. Regularly 1880. dRE OE
Each q. 3 / - & -
IL Felt Base Rugs size 6xa
r. Regularly SSH. s4 on
{ Special each - & 81
Kann Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Linens

In. MerceFized Cotton Table
Damasls, good heavy weight
and sturdy wearing quality, In
four good patterns Reg 20
500. Special. yard -
In. Linen Luncheon Cloths.
made of good heavy weight
linen, with fancy
colored striped Dor q (l(l.
der Each sOU
Turkish Bath Towels. Can.
non make extra heavy, size
2Ox40 hi. colored border with
large monogram space. E(lc
Kanils Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Leather Goods

200 Handbags of silk and
leather. Leather bags are all
the large size pouch bags. silk
small pouch shapes. Black and
g olors. Formerly
$1.95 and 1926. CT EO
Choice at...... sOI
100 silk Pouch Bags, the ma
jority in light colors. Were
800 and $1.50. Your Co
choice ~
Us 'Pint-size Vacuum Bottles.
Green enamel cases. Guaran-
teed to keep hot or cold. Co.
Regularly 800 each ~
An assortment of Beaded Bags,
imported to sell for En.
$500. Your choice OVO
Kann'sStreet Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Bargains Tomorrow s gs Store Closed 1 ~ SSatrd
GirtlIes. Etc. ]

80 Girdles Of pink brocade
coutfl, elastic sides. Two sets
81 hose supporters. Sizes 2S
aand Is. Reg. $1.95 to 20
$2.95 values, Choice ~
Redfern Glrdles, OF pink
br0cade c0util. Elastic sides.
Two sets OF hose sup
porters. $1,000 value RE -
E az $3.50. $3.50, s.: I. .s.,. * :, NJ
s5 b. 4 j. Corsets and cir.
dies Of pink, brocAde coutil,
elastic sides. Three sets hose
supporters. Sample lot. $500
to f14.00 values. Special, each
III Price
20 Redfern Girdles, Of pink
brocade eoutil. Elastic top with
wide elastic In sides. Three sets
Of hose supporters. go ~
$3.50 value at..... We -
Kann's- Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Home Fittings

UC AASeASC
25 Net Bed Sets, of good
quality bobbinet with applique
motifs. Sets consist Of spread
and bolster throw. @2 00
1896 grade. Al set. ROsOU
20 Bolts Figured Cur
tain Material Csc grade. 7Cc
Yard ...............
40 Bolts Cretonnes in light
and dark colorings. 20c To-
TO 45c grades. Yard. -
-150 Continental Make Screen
Doors, sizes 32x8O,
S4xs4 and s6xS4 Ct or
/ inches. Each ...
I35 Cretonne-covered Bar
Harbor Chair Cushions.
$1.25 to $1.45 grades. QSo
Each ..............
los Star Brand Porch Shades,
brown or green. Size
IT. wide by s it.. @9 20
deep. Each. .....
80 Knock down Screen
Fran es, size 36xs4 E0c
lAtIAACc. S4.SO Nc1uCs Gdln
Gates Auto Seat Covers for
1924 to 1926 cars:
For Ford and Chew co 90
rolet Coupes. A set ~OsD
For Ford and Chevrolet, Tour
ing and Sedan mod or 90
els. A set. ...... R
225 Readymade Window or
Door Awnings, tan and white
stripe. Sizes 80, 36, ~ and As
inches wide. Made 3 It. TO the
frame with 9.inch ct Al.
valance. Each
LES Indian Head Mattress Cow
ers, for full size beds. CT 90
Regularly $3.50. Each @As1I
-25 Couch Hammoclzs, straight
back style, with well filled and
tufte mattress. OIL Or
$17.95 grade. Each %AA.IO
800 Continental Make Hard
wood Extension Window
Screens. Size 24x33 inches.,
Filled with fine galvanized
wire cloth. CSC grade. 90
Each .............. DUO
Kann's Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Costume Slips, Etc.

Costume Slips, Etc.
~ Costume slips Of satin ana
charneuse. Some with rufiies
at the bottoms. $4.95 90 M
value. Each ~
-36 Two-piece Pajamas of fig-
alred crepe. Tailored styles.
Button fronts. $1.95 l1 40
value, for.
80 Gowns Of plain and dotted
seco, trimmed with net and
lace or contrasting wI OK
folds. 1895 value at
9S Costume Slips Of striped
sateen and Ilainsook. Tailored
and lace trimmed
styles. $1.95 value, ee1 30
at $3.50. ......s.s.. -
IF Kimonos of crepe trimmed
with shirred riifIles or folds Of
contrasting G olor. @1 O.
S2.95 value, at
--45 Negligees Of crepe de
chine: plain colors: trimmed
with fringe; OF figured silk with
contrasting trimming or satin
with trimming of
self material. $l5.s5 GO *
value, at. ....e.....
$50 Apron Frocks OF check
bingham, white cambria or ne;
ured wolfe: trimmed with braid
Or folds. St.95 value, @1 40
at ........s......
Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
White Goods

White Dimities, SO inches
wide, fine and sheer quality,
checked and striped pat.
terms. Reg. 45c. Special 9Qc
Friday, yard ... ~
white Broadcloth, SIS inches
wide. fine quality, high irster,
good weight, regularly 90
SOC. Yard -
Imported English White
Wolfe, fine sheer quality. nice
soft finish; regularly e o.
75c. Special; yard 49,
Kann,s Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
ParasoIs, Etc.

10 W0rneil's Chinese Para
sols. Odd designs. Suitable for
beach and street use. Formerly
$1.25 and $50. Spe- OEh
cial. each. ........ -
-yIronen's silk, also Gloria
Umbrellas, 1O.rib styles. Per-
feet and second qualities. Col-
ors, purple, red and
green, $500 values. 90 QQ
Choice
Kann Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Ribbons

% to s inch Ribbons Of satin,
naoire, grosgrain, taffeta and
fancy effects suitable for
dresses and hats. Good colors.
Regularly 39c to 75c. 1Ec
Special. yard
Satin.back Velvet Ribbons
navy, gray, brown and tan.
Regularly &c to s9c. 1f1n
Special. yard ........ S
Kann's Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Plaid and Checked Rayons.
20c Yd.

Of pretty coorngs and good assortment of striped
and checked patterns from which to select. These
are very smart made up in plain sports styles.
Regularly Soc
Remnants Of plisse crepe. normandy voIe zephyr
prints plain and printed yOiles, br0adclOfhs.
madras woven tissues and fast-cOOr batiste 2.
lingerie voies. Reg. 25c to SOC. As1C
g Kann's--Strect Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
DOIllestics

POO Single bed Sheets,
henlmed and free from filling,
size 69x9O before CT ~
hefnming. Each " sUO
T'illowcases. hemstitched. two
sizes. 42x36 and 45x36: free
from filling. Special, CT ~
THREE for 1850. y .Uu
Kann's street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Soc to 81. 90
Novelty Jewelry. 20c

"A final cleanup of Imported
and Domestic Jewelry, including
bead necklaces, long chains,
pearl festoons, antique festoon
necklaces, bar pins, brooch pins,
cuff links. hat ornaments, etc.
Kann's Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Art Goods

SO Poster Pillows, IN very at
tractiye ship design. CT M,
Regularly $1.49. Each " 1870
Odd lot Of children's Stamped
and Readf-made Dresses. The
MATURITY Of wolfe. As %flD
sorted sizes. Each rs. DN
odd lot Of Package Goods.
each with stamped piece and
enough embroidery cotton to-
work It, 10 close. Sc
Kann's Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Toilet Goods

Odds and ENDS Of Toilet
Articles made Or structible
manufactured white pearl on
amber, and consisting Of mir
rors combH, pun boxes,
( hair receivers. picture frames,
scissors, brushes and manicure
sets. Regardless Of for 0En
mer prices, choice a s.
An assortment 81 Toilet Wa.
ters, Perfumes. Talcum Powders,
Combs, To0thbruslles. etc. For
merly 15c to Soc and 1(lc
even more. Choice 49,
Kann,s street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
CIlildren's Wear

Children's Hats In various
styles. Sizes for infants to 6
year olds. $500 to OF ~
$500 values. Choice. 81 AsUU
Odd lot OF Muslin Underwear.
Assorted sizes. CSC and 10
$1.oO values. Choice. y
Kann's-Seccnd Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Housewares

-22 Double-faced Metal
Washboards. Special, C0c
. each .........i...,..
--34 Metal Waste Paper
Baskets. White, blue, 90
brown. etc. Special, each 80
so Five-sewed Corn Brooms.
Specially priced. Each 90
at s...........s...
45 Imported Rush
Shopping Baskets. Spe- 9On
cial, each.
Ill White Enamel Bath Seats.
Adjustable to any size EOna
tub. Special, each.
y-2S White Enamel Dishpans.
14.qt. size. Slight sec GOc5
onds. Each. ~
LIB packages of s. o. s.
Cleanser. Special, Co.
packages for. ........
-37 Black Japanned To-
Dustpans. Special, each = -
-55 White Enameled Sink
Strainers. Triangular III
shape. Special, each. ~
--3 Twenty-flve-ft. Lengths OF
5-ply Garden Hose. eC 90
Special, a length. sO
- Three-mi mute
Dish Washers. Spe- 90 90
cial, each .. Rs
- Apartment Size All-metal
Refrigeratofs, with ice and two
food compartments. 90 %
Special, each 1s;
- Camping Refrigerators, to
fit on running board @S or
of car, Each . 900
IS Alaska Ice
Cream Freezers. g. @2 90
qt. size. Each WVs1
--1s Round Casseroles. Nickel
plated frames and deC 60
Pyrex insert. Each WGsu
-29 Blue and Gray Enamel
Colanders. Household To-
size. Each. ........s..,
I'D Universal Make Columbia
Scales. Weight from Ct %
/ OF. to "a lbs. Each R.OO
g Cans Dutch Cleanser. Of.
special at. ............
Kann's-Thirsi Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Black Milan and Hair Hats
At $3.65

Large and Small Hats-black mans with of silk
and velvet with rims edged with hair-natura milans
bordered with black gosgran ribbon, hair hats Babuntal
Sports and Bankoks Hats for every oneand most mex
pensiycly priced for Friday.
Kann's-Second Floor. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Hosiery

- 35 pairs Children s " -lengfh
Socks. White with fancy dark
tops. Broken sizes from 5 II to
10. Formerly CSC. Spe 1flc
cial, pail. Il q. J. (. 7 Il. !. ]. RI
i. 900 pairs WOmeTl's Thread
and Clinton silk Hose. seam
less plated sole. Seam up the
back. White and good colors.
Sizes In assortment q
10 10. Regularly S1,00. 7Or
SIS pairs Women's silk, also
SilksaIld- Rayon Hose. Seamless
and full fashioned In the lot;
broken c0I0rs and sizes. For
merly $50 to $1.95 de1 ~
a. pair Is. ]. /, : - - - n e
400 pairs Children's Full.
fashioned Mercerized Cotton
T1aiflengtla Socks, with fancy
tops. Broken sizes Reg % :
uIarIy 35c. al pair 49,
Kann' Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
$I.49 to 81. 95 Lingerie at

800 garments to sell at this small price FRI
day Among them are Gowns. Chenlise Step.
nainsook. Some plainly tailored, Others
trimmed with lace. Also Costume Slips Of
seco with batiste underlay, and Extra Size
Gowns and Chemise of nainsook and muslin
Cool undergarments for Summer, most mex
pensively priced.
Kann,s--Second Floor. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Knit Underwear

400 Women's Athletic Union
Suits, of wolfe, and fine uuatity
cotton materials. Bodice tops.
Closed fronts. Sizes III assert
iaent, 36 to IA. Broken light
colors. Formerly $1.00 0Ec
and $50. Choice S
-225 Women's Rayon Chemise,
with bodice tops. Picoted. Col
ors. In assortment,
flesh, peach and nile. 97 90
Each - " ~
Kann' Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Notions

200 Sanitary Aprons. White
OF flesh. Regularly 25c. \ 60
Each q. -.
80 pairs Round Carriers. AS
sorted colors, Regularly 7Oc
soc. Al pair ...1.s...
200 pairs Puritan Garment
Shields. Sizes 3, 4 and 5. 90
Regularly 75c. A pair. S
-l50 pairs Baby Pants Of pure
gum rubber. Overall style.
Seconds Of 25c and 39c qualities
Special.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
2 Cor 20.

Kann.s Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-24
SWANSON IN GENEVA,
BUT NOT OFFICIALLY
Virginia Senator Will Not Repre-
sent U. S. at Farley on World
Court Reservations.

By the Associated Press
GENEVA, August Ex-senator
Claude A. Swanson of Virginia, here
to attend meeting of the executive
committee of the Interparliamentary
Union. stated yesterday that he would
not represent the United States al
the Forthcoming international confer
ence to discuss the American reserva-
tons to the Permanent Court Of In
ternational Justice.
He said the negotiations regarding
acceptance by the United States of
adherence to the court were being
conducted by the Secretary of State
under the direction of the President,
as provided by the Constitution.
Senator Swanson expressed the
opinion that the American reserva-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-24
FOR the KIDDIES

Women's Full-Fashioned PURE SILK
All from our regular Sf.45 to ~
SlS5 stock and every pair per
feet. All desirable colors. Chit -
ions and service weights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-24
MAJ. CARPENTER DIES.
Retired Marine officer Succumb:
After Long Illness.

Maj. Henry Wilson Carpenter. L. S
NJ. c.. retired. so years old, died Sun
day at the United States Naval Hospi
tai after d long illness. He was ma
tive of Virginia. and attended the
Naval Academy from 1888 TO 1885
He was appointed second lieutenant
in the Marine Corps during the Span
ish-American War, and later served in
Guam. Cuba and the Philippines, be
ing retired in 1911 with the rank of
ma jor. He was the author of The
Soldiers Handbook for Use in Field
Service" and Service Yarns"
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Margaret Mcclellan Carpenter. and a
brother, Nathaniel Carpenter of Kan
sas City.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at his late residence, in Berry
vile, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-24

tions are necessary to put the United
States in a position of equality before
the court on advisory opinions with
other great powers. He hoped that
the nations would accept tine reserva-
lions and that the United States
would become q member of the court,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-24

are meeting this afternoon to formu-
late plans for cooperating with the
general market committee of the Mid
City Citizens Association to boost
that neighborhood for the market
center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-24

Government buildings at Fort Sim
coe. on the Yakima Indian Reserva-
| ton, are to be converted into a tuber-
culosis Sanitarium for Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-24

'as all it's rights and interests are
fully protected under the reserva
TONS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-24

Brooklyn has the only Filipino
church in America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-24
Look at This ''Cold Mine'' of Savings !!

9xl2 Seamless AK.
minister Rugs that
W oul d sell for
$500 if perfect.
8.3xl0.6 Seamless
Administer X u G s
that would sell for
$500 if perfect.
6x9 Seamless AK
minister Rugs that
W o u / d sell for
$3.50 if perfect.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
A FUGGEfLEN MAGYAR
EV.- REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Hozli: DIR. Gerenday Laszl6, ref. leak.


Nyilvanos nyugtazas.-A fiiggetlen
reformatus eg,Nhaz campbeEi balJara
k0vetkez6k adakoztak: More Sandor
es es. 10 font viners, 10 kenyer. egy
iiveg mlstar, ket uveg paprika es .egy
dollar. Agoston ,Janos es cs. 81, Id. La
katos Karoly es cs. legy arany karpe-
rec, mely XII lett sorsolva s. $7.50-et jo-
vedelmezett. Almasy Gabor es cs. 81,
Turoczy JOSEF es cs. SOC, kenyer es
2 font sonka. Balogll Lizike, 25c, ice
cream,re. Lutheran Peter es cs. 2 csir-
Ike, Perle Gaspar 81, Halasz Janos es
cs. 10 keny6r, Kovacs Paine Is cs. 10
kenyer, F;lzekas Istvan es cs. 81, Al
vasz Marion 75c, Csepke Balazs es cs.
ST., DeaajeA Janos 6s cs. egy abrosz,
Kapp Janos egy Macy baloni, Takaes
1stvanne 81, Lukovszky Pal egy SON
ka, Macy Ferenc 81, ozv. Szliagyl
Gyorgyne soc, Bertrand Ferencne soc,
Gy5sy Mih6ly 81 g. "A, KAator Dams
el es es... I'll rs egy soEsslni val6 nadr6g
tarto, zsnpek Istvann6 VI, yarga Ga-
borne 3 bsksxi keksxi. sl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26

uton szives koszometemet. A campbelli
vizsgar6l Almassy gondnok emlekezik.
No Egyletiink. No Egyle-
think. tagjainak, hogy minden no elso
vasarnap, delutan 3 6rakor tartjuk a
gyiileseket, egyenl6re parochian. Je-
lenjen meg mimdenki, kiilonosen most,
amikor a hatalmas iinnepsegeket keil
megbeszelni. Akik a havi tagsagi dlJ-
jail ell vannak. maradva, legyenek szlve-
SEX AIT 81 elhozni
Epitkez6s.--A hosszan tart6 esozes
Matt par6chia atmuffolasa kesedel-
met szenvedett. Most azonban mar Ja
vaban folyik munka. Akinek va
rosban akad dolga nen okoz ei
lfaradtsagot, jojjon el gyonyorkodn
| Il munka haladasaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
Refornatus egyhaz
Lelkesz: Mt. Laky Zsigmond.
Telefon szam 39949.

Urvacsora osztas.-Szeptembe o.-en,
az ujkenyeri halaadas emlekere, egy-
hazunk kebeleben meg lesz teritse az
Trnak scent asztala. Jaruljanak hi
yek nagy szanban es toredelmes le-
lekkel scent vensdegseghez.
Piknik.-Egyhazun nyarutoi pix
nikiet most szonbaton, augustus 2S-
an az Ohio Works Play Grdundjan fog
ia megtartani. A piknik delutan 3 ora
kor veszi kezdetet, vege este valami-
kor ejfel elGst. lesz. A zenet Balogil
Bella hires radio zenekara fogJa szol-
gaitatni. HGsit0k, ennivalor6l condos
kodik a rendez6 bizottsag. Egyhazunk
szivesen Iatia vendegiil az osszes yo-
unastowni es k0rnyeki magyarsagot.
.6iiom ell mindenki. Mi szeretettel fo-
gaLiuk.
Egyhazunk lelkesze most szombaton
erkezik meg keleti utjar6l.
A lelk6sx utja.-Az egyhaz lelkesze
Is csaladja 10 napos vakaci6jat utazas-
sal t6it0tte Ell. Vakaeioja alkahnabol
d Niagara vizesest es
4 PhilatlelphiaIban lev6 kiallitast. Az
.eredeti utitervbe vott foglalva kialli-
itassal kapcsolatban tartaRl6 Magyar
Nap meglatogatasa. A Magyar Nap
.datunat azonban 22.r6l 2S-ra valtez-
tattak meg, tehati akikorra, alnikpr
cgyhazunk piknikjet tartja. Bi1o-
ryara nem csak lelkesznek terveit
xay4.rta meg v3iltoztatas, hanem sok
mksok6sa H.. akik nagy utAkat hettek
.,Ieg, llogy 4 Magyar Napon nsgjelen'
Isrsenek. ne igy Il sok ktnivalo volt =
I Iixllitzson.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
Rom. kath. egyhaz
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Kereszteles. Flora May, Nemeth
Jozsef es Kopcs6 Maria leanya, szule-
tett aug Len, kereszteltek aug. %
en- Keresztsziilei voltak: Kopcs6 Jo'
zsef es N@meth Borbala.
Eljegyzess-Vrginia allan, newport
newsi sziletesii, Youngstown lakos
Swarm A. Karoly; Swarm j Douglas
es Dollings Mamie MYRTLE fla veszi
magahoz hazastarsul az Ungmegye,
nagysehmeci sziletesii, Youngstown la
kos Pivarnyik Annat; Pivarnyik Mi
baly es Rimar Erzsebet leanyat. Es-
kiisznek szeptember 7:-en.
Adomany-A szeminariumra befi-
zette iegyzett reszletet ozv. Hery Mi,
halyne So.
Havidijak.-Hegedul Istvan So. Kaz
mer Janos So, Mali Gabor 81, lgnath
Gyorgvne s3, Habodasz Gusztav $l2,
Gr6sz Istvan So, Mislai Imre So, Bal
la Karoly 81, Danicsk6 Istvan 81.
Observation-Disclosures 29.-en,
a jovo vasarnap, nagyon fontos
targyu megbeszeles lesz steelto,
nj tot templom alatt delutan +;
orakor, melyre megvannak hlva
mindazok katholikus magya,
rok, akik Steeltonon, Mahonins
Avenuen es k0rnyeken laknak
Keriik mind AIT magyarsagot
melv lakik ezeken' helyeken
hogy ha csak lehet, JelenJek mes
ezen az ertekezleten, hogy egyilt
me2hanyjunk es megvessilnk eg.
igen fontos es nagyJefentosegl
iigyet. mely ugy az azokon a he
lveken lako magyarsagot ezel
gyermekeit illeti. ki-ki tarts'
scent kotelessegenek reszt venn
azon az ertekezleten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26

A rendez6seg ezulton k0szoni meg a
szives adomanyokat, a tisztviseloknek
faradozasaikat, Mrs. Hurat es Mrs. Tn-
r6ezyt kiil0n k0szonct illeti kollek:
talasert. A bal nagyszeruen sikeriilt
mondhatom, ilyen meg mem volt Camp
bellen Rig6 J6ska bandaja huzta 9
talpalaval6t.
Az egyhaz neveben halas koszone
tet feiezi XII mindenkinek:
ALMASI GABOR, gondnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26

Piknik. k.+Nagvszabasu munka elozf
meg a szeptember 4.-en, szombaton
tartand6 pompas pikniket. Amint ar
r6l mar megemlek e napon tart
ia SIT. Gyorgy magyar gor. kath.
egyhaz oLTAiR EGYLETE enagysza-
basu piknikjet az Ohio Works Play
.Groundian. Az el6kesziiletek AIT mu-
tatiak, hogy a megindul6 6szi szezon
max ez lesz a legpompasabb mulatsa-
ga. melv minden reszleteben kivalo,
szemet -lelket gy0ny0rkodtet6 lesz. A
rendez6sag most dolgozza Xxi a piknik
reszleses programjat, szamos kedves S
kedelyes meglepetes var maid ko-
z0nsegre. A szinhelyen lev6 tanche-
helyen, Medye Istvan kivalo Zenekara
max muzsikai iara per,liil maid tanera a
magyarsag.
Szives figyelmebe aianljuk mar
most mindenkinek, ezt a september A.
en- tartando nagyszerii pikniket, hisz-
sziik, hogy magyarsag, mint mult-
ban, ugy ez as.alonmal Is oft lesZ
teljes szaanban, hogy t1>~veries cgyutt-
erzssenek ez alkalommal is tanujelet
adr A rendez6seg el6re is biztosit
mindenkit u nagyszeru szora kozasrol
Ne feledie ell tehat senki, hogy sep
,ember 4. en-, szombaton nagy magyar
talalkoz6 esz az Ohio Works Play Gro
undjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26

meg a gyermekeket, maid 10th Janos,
farrelli iizletember, egy-egy ajandek-
kal kedveskedett es mintegy 86 oyer
mex reszesiilt eme testveriink j6szivii.
segeben. Az egyhaztanacs tagjai pc.
dig hiisit6kkel traktaltak meg. a kis szi
neszeket. Batran lehet allitanunk att
hogy mindenki jol mulatott es minden,
XII meg volt kelloleg elegedve az ebert
eredmennyel.
A le1kesz Macy elfoglaltsaga Matt
masodik csopon, el6atlasar6l, a jovt
laps szamban fogunk megemlekezni. Ke1
itik addig is koz0nseg szives elne
zeset.