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Evening star., 1927-12-03

OOnIlnueu from FlTSL HdSeJ
introduction at today's session of the
annual convention, in which unquali-
fed enforcement of all laws was
urged. It's contents were secret
until the governor unexpectedly
quoted 1t at the convention dinner of
the league, at which he was the guest
Of honor How it reached his hands
remained a mystery.
The celebrity with which the gov
ernor seized upon the opportunity to
refer to prohibition was generally
viewed in political circles here as
definite bid for the support of the
women of New York State il he
should be nominated by the Demo-
cratic national convention next year.
Refers to His Candidacy.
In his address he referred to his
candidacy.
"All my recent introductions to
large audiences have contained
nomination to the presidency, he
said when introduced. II never de-
clined, but it was offered so often
that | got myself to thinking that it
was unanimous.
Delegates TO the convention fire.
uuently applauded Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, noted feminine leader,
I'm a speech praised the governor as
being ''honest and fair and square"
and said that he not only was known
in the United States, but has every
one talking about him round the
world"
Evening star., 1927-12-03
President Reported
AS Unfayorable to
Russian Proposals
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
President Coolidge has given lit
tie attention to Soviet Russian pro-
posals made at Geneva for COM
plete world disarmament.
He was said at the White House
yesterday 10 be uncertain as to
whether the proposal was intended
to apply throughout the world or
only TO European nations.
If intended for worldwide appli-
cation. the President assumes that
only American naval strength could
he involved in such a plan. As the
American Army is already reduced
so far as the regular service is con-
cerned to the relative nature of q
police force.
So far as proposed abandonment
of naval ornaments entirely is con-
cerned Il was said fatty that Presi-
dent Coolidge does not believe that
the welfare of the world would be
helped at this time by any such
movement.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
Pepco Anxious to Find Rightful Owners
Of $378,222.75 Listed for Disbursement

With $37S,222.75 to give awav and
no one to take it is the position the
Potomac Electric Power Co found
itself In today after checking up on
the results of its most recent appeal
to electricity consumers TO file a claim
for the money
The $37S,222.7 represents the bal
ance of the impounded fund that was
collected between August /. 1917. and
December 81. 1924 Since the decree
OF the court directing refund of the
impounded collections. the company
has been able to return S2.575. .56l SO.
but 1t is having considerable difficulty
IN disposing of the balance. Unless
this money is claimed on or before
January 13. it will go to the company.
The company, however. announces
that it has no desire to retain the
Evening star., 1927-12-03

security negotiations should be con-
Quoted simultaneously with the work
of the disarmament commission.
Germany again sided with Russia,
Count Won Bernstorff saying that he
was more or less of the same opinion
as Litvinoff. but that he thought the
date January 10 was too close.
Recess was then taken to permit the
Germans to prepare an amendment.
Count Won Bernstorff's amendement,
when offered, proved to be virtually
q repetition of the text of the Russian
resolution. with the exception provided
that the next meeting be convoked at
the earliest convenient date. The Ger
man amendment, however, contained
new assertion that disarmament
should be based in the present state of
security.
Lord Cushendun, the British dele
gate, intervened in an attempt to save
the situation. He thought that the
results of the security studies might
be held with the disarmament DELHI
erations even if disarmament was not
to be made dependent upon them. He
pleaded for a spirit of accommodation
in the matter.
Count Won Bernstorff answered that
he did not want to open the question
OF the promise of the allies to reduce
their armament, but said that he was
convinced that international security
was sufficiently strong to justify hold
ing an international conference in
1928.
M. Paul-Boncour, the French dele
gate, said that France was ready for
the conference when the preparatory
work was finished and accepted in ad.
vance any date agreed upon.
The next meeting of the prepara-
tory disarmament conference was fix
ed for March Is by the commission
later today
The impression prevailed at Geneva
today that Great Britain stands firm
in her decision not to undertake any
more obligations in relation to Euro
pean peace. This impression arose
from the explanation of Lord Cushen
dun to the British newspaper men
that Britain is disinclined to sign any
more security ,pacts and is disarmed
to the lowest possible point.
Saying that 100000 tons had been
scrapped in the navy and that the
army reduced to the level of an i'm
perial police force, he proceeded:
we have done voluntarily wha:
we are asking others to do. If we
are stripped we can take off no more
clothing"
AS to security pacts. he asserted:
British ministers must be extreme
ly cautious about binding themselves
or future Parliaments as to what
might be necessary in an unforeseen
great crisis. It is very doubt
full whether additional security would
be obtained merely by signing more
agreements"
Evening star., 1927-12-03
SEES u. S.-BRITISH
AGREEMENT ON ARMS
Lord Rothermere, Arriving in New
York, Again Urges Return
of Hungarian Areas.
BY the AssociateG Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 3-Lord
Rothermcre, publisher of the London
Faily Mail. who arrived Yesterday on
the liner Aquitania, said he believed
that America and Great Britain even
tually will reach an agreement on dis
armament, the only means by which
civilization can avert war
Criticizine the Geneva disarmament
conference for not having made more
progress, Lord Rothermere reiter-
ated his stand for the return to Hun
gary of areas Hungarian in popuIa-
ton, but awarded to other nations
after the World War
The publisher said that he was on
his way to look into the wood paper
pulp industry of Canada, but that he
might spend Christmas in Florida
Evening star., 1927-12-03
FRIEND OF REMUS
RESUMES STORY
GEORGE ConnOrS Tells of Ac-
cuSed Mans Rage at
Reports on Wife.
s. the Assnoiated p.ess

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, December s.
Continuation of tale of a Damon
and Pythias" friendship between
George Remus and George Connors
was todays business in the murder
trial of the former king of bootleg
gers" who slew his wife.
Connors, next to the defendant him.
self, was considered the defense's chief
witness. During 50 minutes on the
witness stand late yesterday, Connors
covered the story of three months of
intimate association with Remus, be-
ginning two days after the latter had
been released from the Federal Peni-
tentiary at Atlanta, Ga.
Will Resume Today.
That left year and nine months for
discussion today. There was small
chance that Interrogation of Remus
chief lieutenant could be completed
before Monday. The State waited
anXiously for an exhaustive cross-ex-
animation expected to require much
time.
In the background waited Remus
himself, the former Chicago LAWYER
After his release from Atlanta in Sep
ICiiipCi, 1V-D. was TIE pN Iltt
but not the holder, of an alleged vast
fortune in whisky certificates, jewels
and cash. Under a sweeping power
of attorney. his possessions had passed
into the hands of the wife Remus shot
to death in Eden Park here October 6.
Into Remus ear, Connors testified
he poured a tale of Mrs. Remus' inf
deity.
There was a story of plan fos-
tered, he said, by Mrs. Remus and
franklin l.. Dodge, jr., to have Remus
slain in st. Louis by gunner. There
was tale of gay living by Mrs
Remus and Dodge.
Dodge Brought About Conviction.
Dodge. as a Federal Department of
Justice agent, had worked up the case
which wrecked Remus' bootleg king
dom. and made him a convict
Violent outbursts by Remus were
described anew. 1t seemed that every
time Remus heard new tales concern
ing his wife and Dodge there was an
1uthurst Others previously had told
Of how Remus was affected.
Connors' stories jibed with previous
For three months, covered in Con.
nors' chronological testimony, there
was A. continuous tale of information
passed to Eemus and of outbursts
Nowhere did Connors speak of friend
ship for the man whose life he was
trying to save from the electric
chair. He said sometimes Remus
bounced me around"
Connors, too. "did a stretch" in the
Atlanta Penitentiary. He continued
in the whisky business when he got
out, taking up work in a legitimate
field as a dealer in warehouse
certificates.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
STUDENTS TO GIVE TEA.
Georgetown College Seniors Pro
pose Gift to University.

Georgetown College seniors will give
their annual tea this afternoon from
to o'clock at the Willard Hotel. from
the proceeds of which a wooden rum
ming track will be presented tot he
university az class gift.
Frank Shuman and his Georgetown
Collegians, a student orchestra, will
furnish the music for the affair, and
Louis Peak, chairman of the commit
tee, has provided novelties for the
young woman guests. Other members
of the committee are Russell Meyers,
Paul Lyons and Joseph Wagenbach.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
Scarcity of Americans.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
CASABLANCA, Morocco. There
are only So American residents in Mo.
rocco, according to statistics of the
French protectorate. out of total for
eign population of 10000. The great
est number of non-French residents
of French Morocco are Spaniards, of
whom there are 1914. Native inhab-
itants number 4,229,146.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
UNSEEN AT KEY WEST.
Naval Radio Station Fails to Mark
Passage of Mai. Rrainard

KEY WEST, Fla, December 8 LP).-
IF Maj. f. Fl. Brainard, Marine f1ier,
passed over the naval radio station
here on his fight to Nicaragua via Ha-
vana this morning, officers of the sta
ton know nothing of it. they reported
The plane was expected to pass over
shortly before s O'Clock.
Officers of the station, however, un.
der the impression that the plane had
been ordered to Pensacola before max
ing the Nicaraguan flight, kept no
special watch.
A plane was heard at the radio sta
tion about s o'clock. but no special at
tention was paid it, officers believing
it to be the regular Key West. Havana
mail plane
Evening star., 1927-12-03
S0DALITY PLANS REUNION
Societies Will Convene at Nativity
Church Tomorrow.

The twentieth semi-annual reunion
of Sodalities of the Blessed Virgin
Mary will be held at the Church OF
the Nativity. Georgia avenue between
Piney Branch road and Quackenbos
street, at 1880 o'clock tomorrow night
under the auspices OF the Sodality
Union of Washington.
Rev. Charles Hert of Catholic Uni
versity will preach the sermon and
Rev. T. Vincent Fitzgerald will be cele-
brant of benediction. Rev. Joseph II.
Neligan will be deacon and Rev. J.
Lawrence Kilkenny will be suhdeacon.
The singing during the reunion will
he led by Rev. Joseph V. Buckley.
spiritual director OF the union.
Evening star., 1927-12-03

Near Ellington. Conn. stands an an
cient mansion which for upward of
200 years has been the home of the
Pinney family. Seven successive gem
erations of the family have lived
there, and the only deed ever given to
the property is the one that the first
settler of the town. Samuel Pinney,
obtained from the Indians.
Evening star., 1927-12-03

money and "will go the limit" in an
effort to have 1t returned to it's right.
full owners. Two branch telephones.
Nos. 1?2 and 1928 have been connected
to the company's PBX board, Main
10000. which consumers are requested
to use in ascertaining whether they
are entitled to any portion of the
fund.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
Reserve Corps Commissions.

Commissions in the Reserve Corps
of the Army have been issued by the
War Department to Edward G.. Bliss,
1870 Church street, as a lieutenant
colonel and specialist, and to Theo-
dore Pilger. Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce, as a captain of
F,pCinoerS
Evening star., 1927-12-03
National u. Prom Tonight.

The annual senior prom of National
University will be held tonight at the
Carlton Hotel j. C. Hooker and Miss
Mildred Reeves have been chosen by
their classmates to preside as host and
hostess for the evening. Several din
ner parties. given by the students,
will precede the prom.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
Drunk Suspects to Walk Line.

SUMMIT, N. j., December tP).-
A 15-foot white line, 8 inches wide,
has been painted on the floor of Police
Justice Robert B. Williams office.
Those who are suspected of driving
an automobile while under the infiu.
ence of liquor will be made to walk
the line, it was announced.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
School Site to Be Bought.

Purchase of lot from the Aid AS
sociation for the Blind to be used
as part Of the site for the proposed
new Brlghtwood Junior High School
was authorized today by the District
Commissioners. The property was Of
fered to the District for 81 400.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
Agnes Bayne Found Dead.

Agnes Bayne, AZ years old, apart
ment 202, 736 Twenty-second street.
was found dead at her home by her
sister, Marie Bayne, about $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Coroner hewitt
gave a certificate of death from nat
ural causes.
Evening star., 1927-12-03

At Monroe City, Mo-, Edna May
Bradley, 16, handles rebellious mules.
turns a neat furrow and yet follows
latest styles in clothes aSd haircuts.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
RUSSIAN FIGURES
ON WORLD ARMS
BRING PROTESTS

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Evening star., 1927-12-03
REED MAY CONVENE
SLUSH FUND PROBERS
PRIOR TO MONDAY

tContinued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1927-12-03
AL SMITH DEFENDS
DRY FOES, BUT SAYS
LAW MUST PREVAIL

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1927-12-03
NONSTOP FLIGHT
TO NICARAGUA is
BEGUN BY BRAINARD

Continued from First Page.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24
A PIPoLY csALAD GYAszA
Penteken temetik Pipoly Gyula
edesanyjat.

| Macy reszvettel vesszik a lesu.
to es szomoru hirt, hogy 0zv. Szlc
venszy Lajosne, @iiletett Holecs
ko Borbala, eletenek 71-ik eveben
egy heti betegseg utan, Detroit
ban, fla otthonAban visszaadta nj
mes lelket az egek Uranak.
Az idSs magyar asszony halals
mely gyasaba boritja Pipoly css
ladot, mivel az elhunyt els6 f6rie
Pipoly Janos volt. Pipoly GyXla
es csaladja, valamint Pipoly ia
nos es csaladja (Detroit) leg.
jobb edesanyat, any6st 6s nagyma
mat gyaszoljak benne.
A megboldogult TOrnan. Aba.
nj megyeben sziilctett lS56-ban
tobb mint harom evtizeddel ez-
el6tt keriilt Amerikaba. Varosunk
ban halalanak hire altalanos resi-
vetet keltett, mivel hosszu evek-
re nyulo itteni tart6zkod'asa alatt
rengeteg tisztel5t j6baratot seer
zett.
Egy h6nappal ezel6tt Detroit.
ban lalko fiahoz indult latogat6-
ba, a varatlan es kony0rtelen ka-
szas Oft csapott lie Ra, hogy egy
heti szenvedes utan elragadja sze
rettei k0rab0l
A megboldogult foldi porresze-
it Youngstownba szallitottak lit
fogjak eltemetni Kalvania teme-
tdben. A temetesi szertartast F6t
Varlaky tSandor vegzi PENTE-
KEN reggel 9 6rakor, ffanak, Pi-
poly Gyulanak hazanal (Youngs-
town, Poland Road, cor. Brandon
Ave-, innen a SIT. Istvan tenn
plomba viszik halottat, ahol lin
nepefyes gyaszmise lesz.
Gyaszoljak, fiai: Pipoly Gyula
es Pipoly Janos, menyei: Pipoly
Gyulan6 es Plpoly Janosne, 8 uno
kaja, valamint rokonok, tiMte-
Bk es j6baratok hatalmas serege.
Beke lengjen porai felett!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24
MEGHALT EGY KIs Flu
Suthann Richardkat kiterjedt ro.
konsag gyaszolja.

Harom es fel sestend0s kor'aban
ragadta ell a k0ny0rtelen halal
szeret3 edesanyja, mostohaapja es
nagysziilei k0reb6l kis Suthann
Richardot.
Alig volt beteg, a gyilkos kor
azonban mem ismert kimeletet a
kis flu szemei szombaton este 0r0k
alomra zarultak, SO E. Myrtle
Ave-i otthonban.
Hetfon temettek ell, nagy resi-
vet mellett, a katholikus egyhaz
szertartasa szerint. F6t. Varlaky
Sander vegezte a temetest, a
gyaszhaznal es Kalvaria teme-
t0ben.
Gyaszoljak: edesanyja, Kantor
Gyorgyne, sziiletett Hochwart En-
szebet, mostoha apja, Kantor
Gyorgy banatos nagysziilei
Hochwartek es Suthannek.
Alma legyen csendes!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24
MAGYAR RADIO EST
P6nteken este 6ralzor, . WKBN hs-
lyi allom&s nagysEsrii sxerepl6kkel, XII
ttin6 magyar mttsort ad.

A magyar radio tulajdonosok figyel.
mSt felhivjuk a p&nteh nagyszerti ma
gyar estre. A helybeli VIXEN lead6 al
Tomas. magyar estj6n, az AIT rendez6
sirnonovszky Ilonka felksrss9re, a k0-
vetkez6k szerepelnek:
Kvartett: Gersnday L&ssl6ns zon-
goran, omeisz Milmos 4Ss 0srenday lion
ka hegedun Ssrderenday Laci kisb6gSn.
!, Petruska G&za hsgsdu ss6l6, kis6ri
W.. Stone zongoran. !. 4. i:
I. simonovszky Eonka 6nekszamait Co.
renday I.asxl6 IS > kis Hlenc Ewes Ba-
lask6 Margitka kistttk xongorAn.
Gersldine Edwards s. Mildred Smith,
xongoran, n6gykSzre Lisst, vilaghirti
Magyar HapsaodiAjAt fogjAk si6adni,
A musorsz&mok mindsgyike magyar
lesz, hogy megismerteass . hallgat6-
sagga a magyar xssnik csodaiatos al
kotasait.
A r6szletes musort naplapok fog
jak k0zolni. .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24
PoMPks DARAB.

Aprilis San, vasarnap este is
met nagyszerii sz6rakozas var a
magyarsagra. A reformatus egy-
haz Ifjusagi Kore ugyanis ekkor
mutatja be minden id5k legka-
cagtat6bb darabjat, melynek ci-
me: A CSIZMADIA, MINT XII
SERTET.
Az el6adasra Macy szorgalom-
nal kkszuBdik az ifjusag, kerek,
sep $ minden tekintetben kifo-
gastalan eHadast akarnak bemu-
tatni, annyival is inkabb, mivel a
szinhazi est i6vedeme az ORGO-
NA-aaap jayara van felaianlva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24
NYARI PRIMAS
YOUNGSTOWNBAN
A Keith-Albee szinhazban h&rom napig
vendegszerepe: a vilaghiru magyar ci-
g&nyprim&s.

Yarosunk kaprazatosan szep szinh4.
zanak nagyszerii magyar szenzaci6ja
van ezen heten. Csiit0rtok0n, pente-
ken IS szombaton KEITH ALBEE
szinpadan lathatjuk Is hallhntjuk NyA.
ri Rudit (Princ Nyari), aki hegeduje-
vel magyar n6tanak az egesz villa
gon csak h6dolatokat szerzett.
Nyarin es banda tagjain pompas
magyar huszartiszti uniforms fesziil,
hegediinek e mesteri kezel6je, meg a
kdls6 viseletevel is magyarsag mel
lett tiintet: Aki igazan miiveszi, ma
gyar eighnymuzsikat 6hajt hallani, az
nem mulasztja el megnezni Keith
Albee szinhaz e h6tv4gi misorAt, mely
mex egyik fdszenzdci6ja Nyari Rudi Is
bandajanak felb6pte. Is
Margot Cannon Is Helen Maicox tag
jai meg q eiganyegyuttesnck, akik
'pompas enekszamokkal tancokkal te-
SILK meg teljesebbe sikcrt.
A misor minden egyes szAma szcnz&
clos, bemutatara kefilS, 0 h6 bro
dalnAban j6tszod6 k6p: PRISONERS
OF THE STORM, pedig minden kep-
zeletet felulmu1.
Penteken, szombaton lathatj6k ma
gyar testvereink- ezt nagyszerii mil
sort. NyAri Rndit hallgassa meg min;
denki!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24

Az elsG sikertclen kisfrlet nthn. in
g6bol caavart k0telet avval akasztot
Ia fel magat, az kber 6rszem, amikol
mar fuldokolt, akkor vhgta el az ing
k0telct.
Turscak azonban szagyen helyett
inkabb halah akarta Harmadszol
is vegezni akart maghval Nadragja,
Dol csna't k0teMel akasztotta magati
EFT is kell6 id6ben eszrevettek meg
akadalyoztak ongyilkossagat Mind q
harom alkalommal, mar felig halott
volt, amikor a segitseg megerkezett
A harmadik kiserlet utan, ket rend5l
orizte alland6an, a cs0kony6s ongyil
kost.
Hetf6n reggel azutan kihal,gattak
vallomasaban a k0vetkez5ket mondot
ia:
-" Mem elhetek tovabb, nem brnan
elvrselni, hogy apam, meg anyam meg
tudjak tettemet''
A harom vadlott nem biin6snek val
lotta magat, ezerRzer dollar bond ala
helyeztek 6ket, iigyiiket az eskiidtszek
fogja targyalni.
kovacsot kes6bb szabadlAbra helyez-
tex, Turscak es Ksssfut vallomasa utan.
A mask ket vadlott, amig bondot
lc mem teszi, letart6ztat tasban marad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24
Haromszoros 0ngyil-
kossagi kiserlet
Egy 70 ewes fiu a betores Matt rendorsegre kerlt
egy ejjel haromszor akasztotta fe maga Mnden aka
ommal kello planatban erkezett segitseg-A szegyen
miatt akarta eldobni magatol az eletet

Andy Turscak, aig mnlt el husz esq
tend6s. Fatal, eros, j6 vagasu gyerek-
omber, akinek azonban napokban
maggyiilt q haja a rcnd5rskggel.
szomszed varosban, Camphellcn
t6rtent.
Peter Resetarnak, n 20 Twelfth st.
alatt rlha iizlete van. Ugyanabban a
hazban, az cmeleten, hkik James Gus
tinelli, assistant fire chief. Vasarnap
ejjel, alig uafamivel ejfel utan, Gus
tinelli ARA ebredt fel, hogy a lakasa
alatti uzletb6l gyanus hangokat hall.
Azonnaf ertesitette a rend6rseget. a
tetteseket sikeriilt elcsipni. A rendSr-
seq fogsagaba keriilt: Joseph Kalfut
10 ewes (71 Tremblex Ave), vaIamint
Andy Turscak, 20 ewes (3O3 Penhale
Ave., akit a pinceb5l gazzal kenvsze-
ritettek el6. KesSbb letart6ztattak Ko.
vacs Karolyt, Is ewes (122O Whipple
Ave.), aki allit6lag Grt allt az iizlet
el6tt, dc megneszelve bait, elmene.
kilt.
Turscak, alig hogy cellaja ajtaiaban
elfordult q kulcs, a2onnal 0ngyilkos,
sagra hatarozta el magat. Nadragszii-
javai felakasztotta. Eszrevettek, le
vagtak elyattek sziiiat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24

A Reformatus Egyhazi Egylct mar
cius 27-en, vasarnap delutan 2 oral kez
dettel, ref. templom basementjeben
fontos gyiilest tart.
Az egylet tagjai keretnek, hogy le-
hetSleg teljes szamban jelenjenek meg,
tartozasaikat rendezzek.
A tagok figyelmet felhivjuk Kiss
Sander tagtarsunk ehunytaval esede-
kes halaleseti dollarokra, keriink min
denkit ,hogy vasarnapi gyulesen en-
mex a jaruleknak befizeteset el ne
mulasszak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24
RENDK1vtjII GyttLfs.
A Youngstown Magyar Keresked6 IS
Iparos Kor tagjainak' figyslm6be!

A Kcresked6 es Jparos Kor tagjait
ezuton ertesitem, hogy marcus h6 81
en-, csIt0rt6kon este fSl s-6rai kezdet.
tel rendkiviili gyilest tartunk Homor6-
dy Gyorgy tagtars Steel St.7i kArpitos
izeteben. Ksrem tisztelt tagtarsaimat
hogy q fentnevezett napon okvetleniil
ielenjenek meg, annM is inkAbb, inert
ezen gyiflesen fogjuk taFsasyacso-
ra reszleteit megbeszelni.
A gyiiles befejezte utAn. pompas kue
Ii partit rendezGnk, ame1yre minden
tag hivatalos. A kugliz6 helyet, tit.
kar altal kikiild6tt .meghiv6kban, fog.
juk minden tag tndomdsara hozni!
+a Tisztelettel:
.s yasu \. O., eln0k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24

nagy gonddal es mindcnre kiterjed6 I'll
gyclcmmcl. A vallalat eln0ke, V0r0s b.
Jozsef es Mascsenyik Jozsef munkave-
zet6, mindent elkovetnek, hogy ez a
templom ne csak bevaltsa, hanem mesz-
sze feliilmulja az epitkezeshez fiizott
varakozasokat.
Legv6giil emlitjuk meg az epitke-
zesi bizottsag tagjait, akik ejjelt nap-
pa teve, azon buzgolkodnak a leIkesz-
szel egyiitt, hogy templom elkeszil.
jon annak k0ltsege biztositva legyen.
Ide iktat iuk derek magyarok neveit,
akiket listen orszaganak szolgalataban
peidakepen allithatunk mindenek elf:
Bir6 .Andras--Gondnok, s h a m u
Gyorgy .iegyz6, ifi. Koran Janos, Se-
bestyen Albert IS Ge6cxy Kalman.