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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
FoNTos GYttLEs

A yoringstowni Magyar Ref.
Egyhazi Ferfi es Noi Bs. Egylet
felhivja tagsag figyelmet a re-
ank kovetkez6 vasarnap, szep-
tember 26.-an delutan 2 oral kez-
dettel tartando gyiilesre. A tagok
k6retnek, hogy minel nagyobb
szamban jelenjenek meg.
A magyar reformatus testve-
rex figyelmebe ajanljuk ait a ko-
riilmenyt, hogy ebben az eszten-
doben a beallasi dij felere van 1e-
szallitva. Ragadja meg tehat
minden ferfi es no, oreg es fatal
ezt kitiin6 alkalmat. Allianak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
HET AUT0T LOPTAK Ell
Vasarnap ejjel erosen miik0dtek
az "autok0t0k" "--Ket fatal gye-
reket is letart0ztattak.

Vasarnap ejjel nagyszerii ara
tasuk volt az auto tolvajoknak. A
szep holdpilagos eijel szamos toll
val lepett miik0desbe s eddig a
rend6segen heten jelentettek be,
hogy parkol6 gepeiknek hllt he
lyet talaltak.
Az elk0t0tt autdk k0z0tt Hud-
son, Buick es Ford gyartmanyok
szerepelnek elenk valtozatossag-
ban, ami modeleket illeti.
Alfred Lucas, 523 Sunshine
Ave-, bejelentette, hogy aut6jarol
elloptak az engedely tablakat,
melyeken a TOTS szam volt.
Vasarnap este egy rendor Or
iarat ket Is ewes fiut fogott ell,
akik egy Dodge Coupot hajtot-
tax. A fiuk bevallottak, hogy a
gepet, mely j. j. Shirock, Girard
tulajdona, egy ball game alkalma
val emeltek el az Evans fieldrol,
mialatt a merk6zes lazas izgalom-
NAL folyt. A ket nagyremenyii
fiatalnak mem most gyiilik meg
el6szor baja az igazsagszolgalta-
tassal. MindkettEHliike javit6in-
tezetbe szallitOttak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
A jatek vege
Bal szemere megvakult, sulyosan
megserilt egy dinamit patronnal
jatsz6 gyermek.

Amerikaban divatos dolog a
kis gyermekeket kiengedni az utica
ra, hogy oft jatszadozzanak, folly
tassak sokszor nem artatlan sz6-
rakozasaikat. Az amerikai oyer
mekek legnagyobb resze az utcan
no feL Az utica newell 6ket.
Egy kis, nyolc ewes flu trage-
diajar6l szamolunk be ez alkalom
NAL. Lawrence Porter, 151 Malta
Ave-, vasarnap este az utcan iat-
szadozott kis tarsaival, eo1htla-
nul $ vigan. A gyermek sereg egy
szerre egy furcsa patront talalt.
Macy volt az 0rom, megindult a
talalgatas, mikent lehetne ia
lalt j6szaggal egy kis "good IL
me Tot csinalni? A patron a kis
Lawrence kezeibe keriilt, aki egy
puskat keritett A puskat elsiitot-
tie, a patron felrobbant.
A patron dinamittal volt meg
toltve 0sszeroncsolta a fiucska
bal vallat es karjat, valamint meg
vakitotta bal szemere. A gyerek
sereg egynehanya szinte megse
riilt a robbanas k0vetkezteben.
"A korhazban kijelentettek
hogN a gyermek szemere tobbe
nem fog latni.
A megindult rend0rsegi nyomc
zas van hivatva kideriteni, hogy
mikent keriilt veszedelmes di
namit patron az utcara?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
HAzAssAGI HIR

Hoffer Andras, 211 Edwards
ST., az elmult h6t szombatjan, az
akroni magyar rom. kath. tenn
plomban oltar ele vezette Pupin-
szky Olgat.
Az esketesi szertartast, nagy
mise kereteben, F'ot. Pupinszky
Nandor, akroni plebanos, a meny-
asszony testvere vegezte.
Gratulalunk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
vERHovAY s21.
Ingyenes be&llas.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
campbelli, 321.-ik fi6kja ezutor
hozza a magyarsag tudomasara
h|ogy, enneh az esztend6nek fo.
lyaman beallasi dij fizetes nelkiil
vesz fel tagokat.
Ere rendkiviili kedvezmeny.
re felhivjnk a magyarsag figyel-
met keriink mindenkit, aki meg
mem tagja legnagyobb, legbiz,
tosabb magyar egyletnek, hogy
alljon tagok soraba.
Ezt megtenni mindenki szama.
ra k0telesseg!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
0L Az AUTO.

Az elmult het szerda.jan, SIT.
Erzsebet k6rhazban meghalt Deb
r6szky Janos 81 ewes ember. A
halal el6idez6je egy auto baleset
altal szenvedett koponya repedes
volt. +&A 0ll
A rendGrseg jelentese szerint
Debr6szky egy villamos hata mo-
gill egy auto ele lSeriilt szeptem.
Der 9.-en, mely elgazolta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
Magyarss mulatsag
Az 0szirozsa, meg a mezeskalacs-
sziv jegyeben folyik lie Rozsafii-
zer Tarsulat nagyszabasu tanc-
mulatsaga okt6ber 4.-en, hetfon a
Kossuth nagyteremben.

A hazai varosok k0dbe vesz6
szepsegenek egyik k'edves emile
keztet6je, a mezes kalacs. Akad-e
olyan legeny k6zottiink, aki ne
vett volna sziye valasztottjanak
mezeskalacs szivet? Van-e olyan
asszony, aki ne a legkedveseb-
ben emlekezne vissza ARA az lido
re, amikor knott a csitri korb6l,
a legenyek szambavettek, tancba
vittek gajandekoztak mezes-
kalacs Swivel vasarnap alkal-
naval? Mert ennek szivnek, ha
mezestesztab6l kesziilt is, a leg
t0bb esetben komoly kovetkez-
menyei lettek, jegykend6 kovet-
te, parta keriilt hajadonna SER
diilt csitri kontyara.
De mas id6k is voltak azok
meg! A lany szep koszornba fon-
ia hajat, ha l6gott, pantlikat is
kot0tt belle. Hat szoknya tette
rangossa jarasat.,. ICY Ssz fele az
utan a magyar faluk kiskert-
jeiben mindeniitt OFT viritott az
0szir6zsa - virag keriilt a le-
geny kalapja melle. Os@;r6zsa,
feher vagy halvany r6zsaszin, de
s0tetkek is akadt k0z0tt.
A regi, szep, soha vissza mem
ter3 id5k, ket kedves s1imbolu-
manak, az 6szir6zsanak, no meg
a mezeskalacs-szivnek jegyeben
nagyszabasu mulatsagot rendez
okt6ber 4.-en, hetf6n este R6-
zsafiizer Tarsulat.
Ez az egyhazi celokat szolga-
l6, csendben, minden feltiinest ell
keriilve miik0d5 tarsulat, Kos
suth K0r hajdani nagytermeben
rendezi meg az 5szi szezonnak ezt
a hangulatos, nagyszabasu tanc-
mulatsagat.
Els, hogy a regi id6k feleleve-
nedjenek, ha csak egy alom SIAM
ba memo estere is, 3szir6zsa Writ
maid oft sok legeny gomblyuka-
ban, a balon meg sorsolas ala ke-
riil egy hatalmas, nagy mezeska-
lacs-sziv.
Igazi, magyar mulatsag lesz ez.
OFT lesznek azok IS, akiket nem
1atunk balokon, erre a mulat-
sagra eljonnek, hogy el5segits6k
q tarsulat nemes celjait. Minden
magyar anya nylgcdtan viheti,
vagy kildheti ebbe 4 tAncba lea
nyat, itt mem lesznek duhaj jkod6
legenyek. Mas naci6beli, mint ma
gyar mem is vehet r6szt esen .
!mulats&gon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
oLCsoN ELAD0 HAzI

A Kenmore Ave. 567 81. alatt
Nv5 5-szobas haz; villany, gaz,
fiird6, furnace es garazzsal fell
szerelve, a Mill Creek Park ko-
zeleben, rendkiviil olcs6n elad6. A
lot 5Ox148. Kitiin6 viz p,lmpa, ha-
talmas kert, $500 lefizetes. FIR
dekl3dj0n fenti elm alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
ELTttNT A RAD1oJA

c.. Il. Richards, $50 Lincoln
Ave-, hetf6n delutan bejelentette
rend6rsegen, hogy pentektol
vasarnapig, amig tavol volt, va
laki ellopta OF lampas radio ke-
sziileket, valamint nyolc Tampa
iat. A tolvaj hats6 aitot nyitot-
ia XII alkulccsal ugy jutott be a
lakasba. A rend6rseg meginditot-
ta a nyomozast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23

Kesziil5enek naggl szorgalom-
NAL a sep BAH ruhak, szaporan
jarjon til, forogjon varrogep
5 oktober 4.-en legyen OFT Yo-
oregje-fiatalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
PET0FI GYttLEs.

A campbelli Pet6fi Egylet We
zet6sege ezuton kohl, hogy vasar-
nap, szeptember 26-.an, delutan 2
oral kezdettel tartja meg gyiil6-
set a szokott helyen es idoben.
Az egylet tagjai keretnek, hogy
lehet6leg pontosan es teljes szam-
ban ielenjenek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
Negy nap all valaszto polgarol
rendelkezesere, es pedig:
SEPTEMBER 80
OKT0BER Z
OKT0BER Is
OKT0BER 16.

A szavaz6 b6dek nyitva lesz.
mex reggel 9-t6l delutan Gig 6
este 5-t6l 10-ig. Aki az emlitett
negy napok valamelyiken elmu'
lasztja felvetetni magat a valasz.
tok nevpgyzekeben, az novem
berben mem szavazhat.
Azok szamara, akik okt6bel
16. -ika utan k0ltozkodnek mas
szavazasi korzetbe, november J.
en-, este 5-tol 10-ig nyitva lesznek
b0dek.
Magyar szarmazasu polgar test
vereink figyelmet nyomatekosar
felhivjuk fent kozolt regisztra-
lasi napokra. Mindenkinek kel
tehat regisztralni, tekintet mel
kill arra, hogy ext megtette MAJ
a multban, vagy mem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

Ertesitjiik tagokat, hogy egy
taggal ismet kevesebben vagynnlS,
inert Bodnar Gyorgy tagtarsunk
foly6 ho 18.-an a canfieldi kor-
hazban meghalt.
Kaluczky Janos, elnok.
Mixich Gaspar, jegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKER0L
e minel nagyobb szamba ebbe al

be minel nagyobb szamba ebbe az
egyletbe.
Bovebb felvilagositassal szogal
Molnar Istvan elnok es Menyhert
Janos titkar, akikkel ugy a gyii-
lesen, mint minden vasarnap le-
het talalkozni a templomban.
A tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
A k0lt6 feles6ge

Nagyszeriien nez XII fele-
sege! A ruhaja val6sagos kolte-
meny!
Kolt6: Mi az, hogy k0lteanenyi2
Az a ruha harom k6ltemeny, egy
novella Is egg fel regeny.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
MINDEN SzAvAZ6NAK
REGISZTRALNI KELL
A novemberi valaszt&s alkalma-
val csak azok szavazhatnak, alik
el6z6leg regisztralnak Negy ma
pom lehet regisztralni.

"A jelenleg fennall6 t0rvenyek
szerint, minden olyan varosban,
aiho1 a lakossag szama meghalad-
ja a szaze7ret, minden esztend6-
ben regisztralni kell.
Minden youngstown polg&r, a
XII a novemberi valasztas alkal-
naval 6lni kivan szavazati joga-
val, kell, hogy el6z6leg regisztral-
jon.
BY Morgan, q the board Of elec-
tion tisztvisel6je, most tette k6zze
d helybeli regisztrAlasi napokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
tdes eral6k

V6nlany: Emlekszik, kedves
Frech nr, hogy en- egyszer kiko-
mag&t?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
KUKoRICA sttTEs

A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor We
zet6sege ezuton hozza tagok tu-
domasara, hogy vasarnap, okto-
Der 3.-an nagyszabas,, kukorica
siitessel egybek0tott, kirandulast
rendez. -
"A hangulatosnak igerkez5 ku-
korica siitesre maris nagyban TO-
lyik a kesziil6des.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
HOPI SNAKE DANCE
WILL BE AT HOTEVILLA

The Hopi snake dance, held each
year about the twentieth of August,
is attracting the attention of tourists
who will find it possible to be in
northeastern Arizona at that time.
The dance will be held this year
at Hotevilla.
The roads are insgood condition up
to the present time and we'll signed.
A tribal ceremony each year fixes
the date of the dance The public
will be informed from a week to 10
days prior to the dance.
The snake dance is the Hopi prayer
for rain. The priests gather rattle
snakes, prepare them by weird cere-
mony, dance with the snakes writhing
around their necks or held in their
mouths, and then disperse the snakes
to the four quarters of the earth.
The Hopi belief is that these snakes
carry prayers for rain to the great
underworld gods, and thus certify
abundant crops.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06

Get your job printing at Coconino
SuR office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-16
D. C.RUNAWAY,8 8,
ISFOUND

BALTIMORE. July 1e.- Eugene
Greet, years old, Of Great Falls,
Va, got tired Of waiting for his
mother and father to take him to
visit his grandfather at Betterton,
Nd, 50 he started out alone with
= single penny to pay expenses.
Last night he was found wender-
Ing about Camden Station waiting
tor train to Betterton. Patrolman
Albert Marvel took him to the
Western police station where he
viii be held until his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fury Greet, of Great
Falls, come for him.
Eugene told the police that he
started to walk to Betterton when
Z man he met on the road who
paid his fare to Washington. Then
he got on q w. B. and A. train
ana another kind-hearted stranger
paid his fare to Baltimore.
Police Of the Fourteenth precinct,
who have been asked to find s-year-
bid Eugene Greet, reported today
that his correct address is S4836
Conduit Rd. N. w. They confirm
the story from Baltimore.
The boys parents who are
thought to have recently moved
into Washington from Great Falls,
are expected to go for him. The
youngster has run away before and
is known to police as one OF the
youngest runaways on record.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-16
IN BOAT
WRECK, BELIEF

~ International News Service
NEW YORK. July 16.-Although
it could not be positively established
as q fact, It was regarded as vir-
tually certain today that one OF the
three men saved from floundering
speed boat off Welfare Island last
night was William B. Leeds, heir
TO the tin plate millions and hus'
band of Princess Xenia Of Greece
Reports to the police said 1t was
Leeds. However, Leeds disappeared
shortly after the accident.
Chauffeurs in the garage on Wei
fare Island heard cries coming from
the river. They ran out and saw
the niotorboat Alca2a on the rocks,
it, stern submerged. The three men
In the bow were shouting.
Five men from the garage waded
into the water as the boat was
beginning to slip into the river.
They threw q rope to the three
nen and managed to pull the craft
back on. the rocks. Then they
fastened the AIcaza to the pier.
The three men went to q nearby
hospital but refused medical treat.
ment, although the fingers Of one
were badly bruised. One Of them
used the telephone. Soon two
limolaines arrived, and the men de.
parted after taking the names OF
their rescuerE
The Alcaza was q gift from Leeds
to his wife, Princess Xenia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-16
HURT IN
TRAIN WRECK
D. Internatlonal News aeFviee


EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, July
16.-one man was seriously in
1ured and q score of others cut
and bruised today when the De.
troit-Pittsburgh night express OF
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago railroad, routed over the
Cleveland. Pittsburgh division Of the
Pennsylvania lines, was derailed at
summerville, II miles west Of
here.
Joseph Harris, 25, Of Detroit,
Mich, a passenger, who was LAGER
ated about the face. head and
lower part Of the body, and who
is believed to be internally In
jured, was brought to the East
Liverpool Hospital.
Two Pullman cars and a day
coach were overturned when q
coupling pin parted causing the
locomotive to break away from
the tender, and piling up the three
other cars behind it. Passengers
in the day coach and the two
sleepers INTERNATIONALLY escaped with
minor injuries.
Physicians and nurses from East
Liverpool, Wellsville, Salineville
and Alliance attended the injured
most of whom were able to con.
tinue their journey on q relief
train which was rushed from Pitts
burgh.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-16
q. s. ACTS TO CHECK RUM
FLOW FROM VANCOUVER

A reinforcement Of 16 men was
authorized by the Treasury today
to strengthen the anti.smuggling
force maintained by the collector OF
customs at Seattle, Wash.
Officials said that while a fleet
pG fast coast guard boats IL fight
Ing rum smuggling in the Seattle
district a considerable volume of
liquor is getting into the country
from big supply sources in Van
couVer.
Frank Dow, acting prohibition
thief, said that the customs col
lector Is building up a new second
line Of defense 70 operate behind the
coast guard against the smugglers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-16
WIFE PLUNCES TO DEATH
BEFORE RICH CHIcAGoAN

NEW YORK, July 1e.-F. J.
Rrandweln, wealthy Chicagoan. had
inst left the Prince George Hotel
$odav when a body came hurting
through the air and crashed to
The pavement in front OF him.
He rushed forward to discover
Lst n was his wife who lay crum-
~ nm on the street. Brandwein
pShed her 10 the hospital, where
q was said she probably would die.
B.1,ca have started an investigation
- determine whether the woman
Isaped IS tsl's .--l4...a.A.a'- .A--.-----4---'-
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-16
ITALIAN MARBLE CHOSEN
FOR VETS GRAVE STONES

FORMALLY approved the recommerI.
commission for the purchase of
Carrara marble from Italian dealers
for headStones on the graves Of
American World War dead abroad.
Thirty thousand headstones viii be
purchased at $14.50 each.
Italian dealers underbid both
French and American quarrymen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-16
Business Service Directory
A Guide to Washlngton's service Specialists"
ARCH SUPPORTS

TT Is Just a. logical to wear stock
teeth as stock arch supporters. we
make them to Impressions OF your foot.
FIT any shoe. Immediate comfort
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Employment

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erably mechanical with experience
In building construction; permanent po-
gition; state age and training In appn-
cation. BOX 2E1, Times Herald.
Evening star., 1926-12-05

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Christmas Gifts.
Children's book week recommended
tions.
LET every man. If possible. gather
some good books under his roof
Girls and Boys.
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NEWSPAPER MANAGEMENT. BY
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newspaper management. former
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NARCOTIC EDUCATION. Edited re-
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STATESMEN AND SOLDIERS OF
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THE GOLDEN DAY: A Study in
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CIVILISATION OR CIVILIZATIONS;
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