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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
Protect Integrity Of Baseball

million attended baseball
games marking off National
league
the other athletes display their
.s @sg M III s,
spectacle that hundreds thousands
summing present civilization.
becoming apparent after that the tremendous
national
players
meaizng sport
sport occupying it
should central governing formulate
supervision the that the people
may pay money
grandstand
Many boxing
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
She Knew Him and Them

The Ochiltree farmer who turned
up at reunion dinner the other
night in trousers which he claimed
to have had in use for 40 years
would have found a kindred spirit
in the late Prof. Samuel Haughton,
of Trinity college, Dublin, of whom
it was said that his reputation rested
equally on his scientific attainments
and his passion for sticking to old
clothes. Once, says the Manchester
Guardian for some unfathomable
reason, he bought a new pair of
trousers, and next morning put them
on, leaving the old pair hanging over
the foot of the bed No sooner had
he left the house than maid came
rushing down to Mrs. Haughton with
the cry: please, mum, the masters
gone out without his trousers!"-The
Christian Register.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
ILLINOIS CANNOT HIGH HAT HoosIERs

Lane PharosT Tribune)
Illinois hat
Feast your
should responsible the
he o
interstate character federal commission
required
o has the
ansca
in game.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
jazz Saint Discovered

ITO attain happiness" says a
lecturer, "one must vibrate in tune
with ones environment"
According to that, a man with st.
Vitus dance at jazz concert would
be in perfect bliss.-Boston Transcript
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
Abe Martin

I've Jest seen ~ picture % tn
feIIer that's tn prohibition adminis-
traitor q Chicago. but l would have
sworn he wux am authority ON bees.
Ur Ind some collie pups fer sale.
Russia, like all haS-beenS, is now
tryin' T. sell lot a. junk she
bought when she was gOin big.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
LIZ CertnInIv nenr

The report of the commission is
Illuminating and also very pressing.
1t says that wages are admittedly
high in the United States, but so is
the cost of loving. Editorial in
Lake Charles (La) paper.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
Somebody Numbered

81 hear your girl got married the
other day"
yeah"
Tough luck"
yeah"
''Who did she marry?'
Me."-Life.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
Nize Baby

Teacher-"Who can give me
sentence using the word 'Avaunt?"
Little Abie-"Avaunt what avaunt
when avaunt it."-Hardware Age
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
Scrambled Professions

Mrs. Grebb-"And what do your
boys work at, Mrs. Grubb?"
Mrs. Grubb-"One is a cook in
drugstore, and the other is bar
tender in a lunchroom. Life.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
"Just Between Us Two"

Can your wife keep a secret?"
According to her idea of secrecy,
which is telling a thing to only one
person at a me."ABoston Transcript.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
BAB8

An advertisement for lecturer
says he speaks straight from the
shoulder" Too bad some of these
talks can't originate a little higher
up.
The nations wealth is increasing
at the rate of $4O,OOO,OOO a day,
statistics show. Clip this out and
show it to the boss.
One thing we can thank the ladies
for. You don't hear so much
about baggagemen going on strike
any more.
Be sure the soil is well turned
over
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
Plucked From the Plains
Echo Of a Library

The inns of England will mot die,
Though men may pull them down;
So long as Dickens tales are by,
And Chaucers still in town.
C. ks Weekly (London).
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14

Announcement that Spain had pur-
chased for an embassy the magnificent
18th street residence which Mrs. John
B. Henderson had offered to congress
for the vice president, was sad
blow to the lovely ladies of the
Congressional club.
The Congressional club has had
a bad case of growing pains, for it's
members augment after every cleo
ton. 1t had expanded beyond its
present cozy clubhouse and has been
casting it's eyes around for new
quarters, most longingly of all at
Mrs. Henderson's wonderful, unused
mansion alongside the Mexican en-
bassy
Ever since congress had turned
down Mrs. Henderson's splendid offer,
the most exciting topic of conver-
sation when the lovely ladies got
together was speculation over whether
Mrs. Henderson, the. clubs honorary
president, would do the noble thing
and donate the place TO the organ
ization.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
WASHINGIONM
LETTEPN

WASHINGTON - The presidents
church will have room for Mr.. and
Mrs. Coolidge and nearly everyone
else this Easter Sunday.
For 60 years, according to the
Rev. DR.. Jason Noble Pierce, the
First Congregational church has been
swamped by Easter crowds. 1t has
been positively "baffled" in its at
tempts to hold Easter services.
Since Calvin Coolidge became presi-
dent and continued to attend, the
problem has been more acute than
ever. Thousands of applications for
seats are received each year from
persons outside the city.
This year threatened to bring the
worst jam yet, but the Daughters
of the American Revolution saved
the day. Their congress was to meet
here the week after Easter and they
had engaged the local auditorium.
Either because they were inspired
by divine grace or because some
mortal person put bee in their
ears, the Daughters turned over the
auditorium to the First church for
Easter Sunday.
The Auditorium is the capitals
largest hall and the Rev. DR.. Pierce
was able to promise that the public
could be accommodated and that
everyone was invited.
The president, when in Washington,
has always attended the Sunday
morning services of the church. In
recent months services have been
held in theater as the District
of Columbia authorities condemned
the old church. A campaign for
a new church is under way.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14

Were you stranded, broke, down and out?
And did you have to write home for money?
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RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RENT HOUSFS-FURNISH
SPLENDID BOOMING HOUSE OR FINE
home; IS X st: ne; ~ rooms; NV h; bath.
near Union Station. OWNER. 929 M NV.
Franklin 1858. -
1900 FATRMONT ST NV. CORNER
home containing IL rooms and 2 baths.
DONNELLY PLANT, INC.
1923 14th st. NV. Columbia S3S.
1904 BELMONT ST. NV.
10 r. and b.. completely furnished. .$125 90
447S RESERVOIR RID. NV
f. anu D. 1 ri:S' 33rd ST. NV. Oo'OO
6 r. and b.. ami. .SS5.O 90
1895 SHEPHERD ST.
6 r. and b.. sleeping porches. ami. .$105 90
5312 9Th ST. NV
cAprT ri VIEW AVE. FOREST GLEN: Nd
8 r. and b. $50 90
8 r. and b.. ami 90
q r. and 2 b., excellent condition $3.50. 90
VIM. 8. PHILLIPS,
1892 X st. NV. Main 1900.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED.

1882 CHAPLIN ST N.w.-5 ROOMS AND
bath. electricity; good condition; rent re-
duced. $50
1924 Mass. ave. ne--4 rooms and bath,
electric lights, hot-water heat, janitor serv-
ice: $50 80.
435 Az st. S.W. Main 1925.
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1908 LANIER PL. NV. (APT. 3OSl-LTV-
ing room, bedroom. kitchenette, break fast
room, bath; cooperative apt. house adults
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

We NEED MORE HOUSES TO RENT. Es-
pecially in TakOma Park, Chevy Chase and
BrOoluand. Our services will secure de
sirable tenant. G. B. LIKENS. 1919 NJ st.
Pot. 1920.
WANTED-TO RENT. FURNISHED BUN
gaow conveniently located in nearby suburb
state terms and fun particulars: will lease
Address Box 107-B. Star Office. TO-
TO LEASE A SMALL HOUSE OR BUNGA.
low unfinished. In District or nearby sub
uIbs. Address with terms. Box CID. star
Office. fRs
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]. LEO KOLB.
923 New York Ave.
Telephone Main 5O27

923 New York Ave
Telephone Main 5027.
BLAIR TAKOMA
AND
SILVER SPRING
Five-room bungalows. with built
in garage. sleeping porch. hot-water
window shades. floor plugs and hard.
wood floors. These homes are To-
Gated on paved streets and only 2
and 3 blocks from graded school
convenient to stores and churches
10th st. bus service to center of city.
$50 and $50 monthly.
Month WASHINGTON REALTY CO..
INCORPORATED.
x Columbia 1858.
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JAMES F. SHEA
643 La. Ave. n "
WHITE

,elec,, -. -. $50 90
h,w.h:. cleo. ......-..... 1900
I5Il I3tn ST. W. rms bath. 1900
bath .;...'..; -. -. 5000
223 18th st. s.w.--,S rms. & bath :. SIS 90
1879 Sort !, Capitol ct rms $3.50
627 Newton st. n.w.-6 rms 80. IS so
$40 st. s:w.-6 rms ............ $3.50
loaS S i+'h St '.t coIoR FRi, '.','.''' 1850
I401 5th st. nw-S rms. & bath S7575
11 liza a 9et st. st. r rms bs sih .s.
s07 Bird st. s.e.-6 rms. & bath -. ~ so
6 1884,, 4t e st ns5 rms. bath h.w.h. $3.50
1925 Capitol ave. n.e.-5 r. & b.
1eis 9Th st. NV rms. ...... $3.50 as
90 Defrees at. n.w.-,5 rms. .... g. so
i46 Canal at. s.w.-6 rms. ........ 81 so
1871 10th st. n.e--5 rms 81 %
cAYw9 SP9 E ERSs Yos + G f3i INC:
and $500 . Broad r, b. Br I'd c C., D. Go r.
!ohs a sFq s is light $50 reception hall
bats ls'a Insle nddebe terF ses nws r. tile
ami: porches: Gear garage: SIS ana pain
5 5dS AliS Sss s. 10 n'we r. and bath, ami;
1887 Montague st. n,w-9 T. and baths,
1857 Montague st. n.w.-s r. and baths
1927 18th st-s r. and baths. ami
screened; b,-i.. garage: shower: newly IA.
per s1 . e9 9nd r, house Sl59 s
h.-w,h., gas d. garage: $50. -i'
dzI6 y. Cap. St r. and b.; S65
656 Morton 81. n.e.-$32 so
1909 East Cap. SIS r. and bath h-vh
half Of double ga garage sioG ana baths and
h.-wh. and electricity $50. l. ana os'h'
rar a545 m Aont sfne st.-9 r. and bath; ga
5000 Park PIT r. and bath. ami. S2o
10 st. n.e.-6 r. and bath: double porch
and double garage; S75 H0'N ~
61s Jefterson-6 r. and bath. ami: Rag
1859 Upton-11 r. and b. ami: TS0'
81 MadisOn-6 r and b.. ami: S65
56oe Park pi-S r.. b.. ami. Gear
164s Argonne pI-6 r. and b.. closed
porches reception hall. large attic and ga
so24 q az st. n.e-s r and b.. ami: ga
HOS gath St u.w.--e r and b.. h..wh.
35l4 Conn. ave. n.w.--6 rooms and bath,
5000 P st. n.w-e r and b.. ami: $50
o oi9 $50 90. rd' n.w-6 r. and b.. ami: ga
1873 y. H. awe r. and b.; s75
ad3 4th ST. n.w.-16 r. and baths: SI25
c;t 1912 9th st. .nw:o7 r. and b.; good con.
500 '>''s 81" T. ana o. ami.
1914 S. c. ave. s.e.-s r. and b.. $3.50
III st. .s;wz-S r. and b.. garage. la
,4.1 wM. $. PHILLIPS CO. INC.
Ifo% n 81. NV. Main 4R00
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SUPERINTENDENT uOI,SEs

424 EAST, CAP sT-LOOK AT THIS
fine corner building, trees. porches. southern
and eastern exposures. excellent location:
all assessments for improvements are Maid:
party wall built; no exchange or trading:
money wanted to build: priced right See
OWNER. 217 Z. Car. st. 80
THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT APART
ment house. near Dupont Circle. Address
Box lib, Star Office. los
BARGAIN BARGAINlt BARGATNiII
Good northwest section. 12fsmiIy apart
ment. eight 4 rooms and bath. four z rooms
and hath: rents well at $4,000 per year:
owner must sacrifice to raise money terms.
$4,000 cash. balance easy; price. for few
days. $40 900.
J. A. BAKER & CO.
Room Bel. 90 18th st. NV. Main 342
GEORGETOWN APT.
On good block OF street. Large old
Colonial building. with six apartments .
h,-w.h., electricity and gas. Total rents
So. 400 per year.
See Mr. Phillips
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
DEPARTMENT
HEDGES & MIDDL ETON. Inc.
Realtors.
1912 Eye Street NV Franklin $500.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SALE-APARTMENTs

10000 FEET FLOOR SPACE. FLECTRT
elevator. 645 New York ave. NV.
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zoos NJ ST N.w-FIRsT- FLOOR FRONT,
. large rooms kitchen and bath, ami;
van rnt-rrr rllAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

THREE AND FOUR ROOM APT. CHEAP
rent 9 weeks rent free. LEROY 5. 700
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

1 ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH. $40 so $3.50
MADISON. 1899 EYE ST.
ROOM AND BATH ...... S31 .50-S3S 80
ROOMS AND BATH $500. 81 So %. 90
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suBLET-1616 10th ST APT COZ
Three rooms. dinette kitchen shower bath
electric refriCeration- $50. 20
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PENFIELD. eO9 Goth ST.
NEW BUILDING.
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1910 GA AVE- ROOM APARTMENT
with bath: $50 month SHAPIRO-KATZ
CO. 14I6 X st NV Main 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

Mass . Apt 30. 2-Three rms and tile
bath: enclosed porch ami: 81; 50. Mr.
HOWA RID Main 5nS3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

1919 BILTMoRE ST.-PRIvATE HOME:
three rooms and bath five closets. back
porch. NokoI heater. continuous hot water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

APT 2O5. 362S CONNECTICUT AVENUE
Two large. sunny rooms. kitchen and bath
nnnccnnipd ErhrnarN / 81. 500. 21H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

R, x. & B. QUIET BUILDING. RENT
or sale Amply MERIGOLD, the Kedrick.
Il - Nfain S.l2k
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40 T ST NV. APT. 4-$55 WARM !;
refined environment; convenient st. Martin =;
free furniture: ! r. b. and porch: ref
224 Bird ST Sc. NEAR CAPITOL
rooms. hardwood floors tiled bath and
litcheneite. q m j :. hargaln. $40. admits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

CORDovA. Goth AND FLA AVE.
. ROOMS AND BATH ........, SOB %
) ROOMS AND BATH ............ $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

COLoRED. 2905 18th sT--sTEAM HEAT
hot water. ianitor service, no better for the
money Phone Franklin 3471. 1S'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

1854 s ST NW-APTS. FOR COLORED;
rent free to Feb LIST / large room. Kitchen
and bath. large rooms kitchen and haih.
ApplY 1913 Conn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

THE STERLING APT. 1918 CALVERT ST;
- rooms, reception hall. bath pantry and
porch newly decorated To adults $50. =
1905 LANTER PL. NV. APT 30Sl-LtV-
inE room bedroom. kitchenette. breakfast
room. bath. cO.0peratlve. adults
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

WHITE
23 Iowa Circle NV rms. kIt. h.. $50 90
p Todd nj n.e.-5 rs. b.. cleo. gas. $500
232 18th 81 s.e.--3 rms. bath.
All Tenn. ave. n.e.-4 ~. h.. gas. 81 80
80 Porter st. ne, Ant. p rms.
coIoRED '0'''
1928 Montello ave. n.e.--4 rms & b.,
1899 Monteilo ave. n.e--2nd floor; $500
2641 u Va ave. n.w.--3 rms & b.. IS 80
3214 Grace 81. u.w-2nd A.. rms. 90 90
CAYWOOD BROS. & GARRETT. INC,
915 New York Ave. NV.
THE AVONDALE. 734 p ST. NV
and 1 rms; and bath $4,000 to $500
The Biltmore. 1910 Biltmore st. NV.
+ rooms, bath and porch ...-. so 90
rooms and bath -. ......-..... 10000
- room and bath. ......,..... $3.50
The Montciair. 33l Belmont st NV.
porch - ap'.' -. 80 .9.."": 1900
rooms rec, bsil and bath, ,......' 1880
The Rexton, 2f13 Quarry Ri. NV
and m dim t t., and bath MgrlP$gS 20 'e I'd $500
. rms KIT and bath ........ 61.50
3 rms kit and bath ,.....,. 1000
bath ,.e..r'...'...... ,'...... 90 90
1895 NJ st. nw--4 rms kit bath
2o 7"i e q. n.w-3 rms. and bath $3.50
pos and oIO 10Th st. NV rms. 49,.
o,SLLAS T WALKER & CO nc :(s oo'''
100 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

1871 18th NW-TWO APARTMENTS:
three rooms. private bath each; INV h, cleo
trlcity; rents, $3.50, $3.50; open. ADAMS
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DOWNTOWN - GOOD NE1GHBORHOOD
large room and bath: low rental for per
manent tenant Princess. 1915 Eye st: NV.
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NJ. BIAS 7O4 18th ST. NV.
1905 41st ST. NV. 6 ROOMS AND
bath, garage 80. 500 90
garage 1919. ..'.. 80 1900
S24 Otis pl. NV; rooms and bath 81 90
1881 ST. NV. rooms and bath. 600
otn 81. Sc. y rooms ana bath $500
S13 18th st. NV. Main $500
624 MORTON PL. NE.-6 ROOMS AND
bath latrobe heat: S3S
40 St s.w-6 rooms and bath ST. 80
46 You St n.w.-6 rooms. brick newly
decorated: $50.
detached h.-w.h.: modern: $50
Apts BrOokland-2703 18th st--5 rooms
and bath: heat: $50
Brookland-1243 Jackson--3 rooms and
bath: $3.50.
L. v THACKER
2703 18th St. Brookland
Pot C3ST Dot
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1852 BELMONT ST Nw-ATTRACTIvE
three room apartment. private bath. gas and
electricity furnished, screened porch; rea-
snnaha Col hoS
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1908 9Th ST NE.-6 ROOMS AND BATH
INV h cleo: $3.50. Commercial Realty
Co zoos X st NV. Franklin 6129.
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APARTMENTS UNFINISHED.

UPPER APT OF DUPLEX HOUSE. SIX
large rooms. heat hot water: separate en-
trance three porches, three minutes from
Chevy Chase Circle. Call Cleveland 1890 lS-
18th and KALORAMA RID ROOMS.
bath and reception hall: newly decorated +:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

LOWEST RENT IN CITY
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Don't delay; only few left. A delight
fui northwest residential community. corner
18th and Randolph streets. Imposingly de
signed building of brick and stone perfect
arrangement OF light and ventilation: rooms
carefully planned
0pen and lighted until q pm.
Nothing like them for the price asked
CHAS. ID. SAGER
924 14th st. NV. Main 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-18

I,I4 I0IH 81 NV. MAIN b-IU.
FOR MEAT MARKET.
sth and Otis SITS Ne
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO,
a19 18th St NV Main sg4p.
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CARVEL HALL 1915 K ST.
] ROOM. KIT AND BATH. $50. 50-S44 80
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

3,6W mem k0zonsages biin0zS volt,
csak a forgalmi rendszabalyokat
szegte meg,
Mindenesetre erdekes, hogy a
rend5rsegi dgyek totJb mint egy-
negyed reszet az allt6forgalom
okozta. EbbH vilagosan k0vetke-
pix az is, hogy rend6rseg letsza-
manak egynegyede az autoforga-
lonmal volt elfoglalva. /.
A forgalmi rendscahalyokat tul
sagos szigorusaggal hajtjak veg
re, ennek azutan az a k6vetkegm6
nye, hogy az igazAn biin6z6k, sza-
badabban garazdalkodhatnak.
A fiatalkoru lbiin6z6k szama
szinten cs0kken. Az elmuH evben
GA ifju keriilt a fiatalkoruak hi
r6saga ele. A yadlottak legna-
gyohb resze szinten az aut0val
van kapcsolatban. Artdlopasok
Macy szamhan t0rt6ntek, leg
t0bb esetben a biin0s rs even alu-
| Ii volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

Badaesonyi csdesok abalj dombok
TetejerH buvos, kekes k0dben omlott
A magyar fold lelke. Mindegyik kerdezett:
Boldogok-e tavol magyar enbereks
Amt erdok, mezok, hegyhatak es dombok,
Delibab, csillag $ kod izenete mondott,
Nit feTak keresztek,
Duna, Tisza, Hernad, haborg6 Balaton,
Eyer veres k0ve, lombjat raz6 Bakony
s banatos magyar fold felye iizengetnek'
Mind elhoztam ide magyar embereknek
rs ha lit magyar szly faj6n keseregne:
Az ezeriofuvet hoztam szivsebekre,
K0nny es csok hnllt rAja;
Magyar szemek k0nnye magyar szivek csokja,
Hogy aldast hintsen el faradt vandorl6kra
Egy sc var egyebet, csupan AIT kiyanja:
Gondoljunk lelekkel szil6hazara,
Bus Magyarorszagra!
Kensny AySrgy r'Dongo').
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

IA MAGYAR EGYLETEK 1nindegyike szervezesi kam-a
panyt indtott az vi ev kezdeten Mi 6sznten kivanj
hogy sikere menn6l nagyobb sikere legyen ezenek al
szervezesi kampanyoknak, bar mi magunk aig merjuk
hinn hogy ezok nagyobb sikerrel jranak, mint elo
zoek.
Megmond juk AIT is, miert Mert a magyar egyletek
intenzven es tervszeren eore kidolgozott ha
ditevekkel ndalnak neki egyleteken kvi ao, yagy
angel egyeltekhez cstlakozott magyar toegek megnye
rese erdekeben
A magyar egyletek vezetosegei meg mindig pem ta-
nultak elegge belle propagandaba 6s nagyon sulyos
baja egyetenknek. Megeegszenek azzal hogy egy-egy
akalm hrdetest leadnak lapoknak es ezz mar be is
feezt6k tszteet igen kis kivetenek propagan-
dat. t,yo
Egyleteinknekf meg kellene tanuln tagszerzesnek
ait modjat, amt amerikai egyetek hasznanak FL
vegre ami hasznos AIT szegyen lekopirozni
Es meg egy jeentos tenyez6, ami natt meg mindig
mem eLet lagyszamban uabb tagokat oborozni egyle-
teinkbe Meg mindig taaltak meg m6djat, mik6nt
ehetne lit szIetett fatasagot megnyem egyeteink
r6szere.
MiGrt nem kiserleteznek egyetenk addig mig mem
k6so mig fiatalsagmk el mem heyezkedik az ame1ikai
egyletekben ango nyehu propaganda fizetek kadasa-
val Meg kellene yeuk angel nyelven ismeretm egy
ctek tort6netet ia kellene mutatn hogy nert enyos
ha magyar szal1nazsu emberek apaik egyleteben ma
Iadnak es hgyjek el, yen propaganda eredmennyel
jarna.
Els hogy ersek meg fiokok igykezeleset, at kelene
tern ket nyelN gykezclesre Sot ahol nagyobb tome
gekben sikerilne megnyel fiaalsagot egdeteinknek
OFT erdemes lenne meslco fiokok kereteip beli yagy
esetleg vi fiok alakaban angol csoporekat alakitan
Hiaba kuruckodunk es hiaba szakad meg sziyiink
ha egy-egy magyar szamazasu fatal eaherrel taalko-
zunk ak mar beszel magyarul inert mutak binei
6rt vezekelnnk kel es csakis akkor udju magunk k0
z0tt tartan fataljanka ha olyan nyelyen beszenk
lik, melyet Ok is megertenek.
csMagyar Banyaszlap.'O
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
.yAHONING MEGYE ASSOC.
NYA1 MEGTESZIK A 10.
TELESsEGttKET.

L. C. Plumber, Columbus, a ne
,esedesi statisztikai hivatal fe-
e, multkoriban yarosunkban
art, ahol resztyett a temetkezesi
vallalkozok konvenciojan.
Plumber egyik nyilatkozata-
aan kijelentette, hogy Mahoning
Countyban a nepesedesi adatok
a legteljesebb mertekben kielegi-
tok S a sziiletesek aranya megle-
,oen jo. Ez a megyc biszke le'het
asszonyaira, a szuletesek mem
aogy csokkennepek, hanem emcl
kednek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

szotlanabbja kdfoldiekkel
szemben. Febve 6rzik felfogasai-
kat es elveiket az idegenek leld
IS erko4esi rendszabalyaik megd0b
bentoen kal0Eb0znek a mi6nkt0l.
1k az 0seiket djak, - ez egy-
* sarkalatos alaptetele yallasuk-
1ak $ ez teszi sdket 0nanagukba
,lmelyedo fajja. Ez az alapk0ye a
nesenek ~ a ,keleti es nyugati fel
eogas es idealok koz0tti lziil0nb-
eg .es kiizdelem.
Dresser Lajos, Renee Adoree,
Ralph Forber, Gertrude Olmsted,
Holmes Herbert, Claude King
Anna May Wong e. mas neves
szereplok jatszanak az W tdarab.
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
HARMINCKETEZER AUTO
VAN YpIINGsToWNBA1g.
Emelkedik az ant6k szama,-Varo
suukhan maindAn St6dik embeFre
iut egy aut6.-Youngstow
tobb mint 3e,o0o auto szalad.

Az auto forgalom szeduletes
meretekben emelkedik. Evf0l-ev-
re t0bb kocsi keril forgalomba. A
most ko2ze tett kiiautatas sze-
rint Youngstownban, 32,O36 ko'
esi van, nely @tsn az engedeiy
tablak illcteke fcjeben az elmult
esztendGben, $l13,S58.30-t SEED
EEK be.
A la'kossag szama jelenleg l6S
ezerre tehet6, ICY Youngstownhan
minden ot es egy0t0d emberre jW
egy auto.
Mahoning negyeben, Youngs'
toNnt nem szamitsa, tizenharpm'
ezer kocsi van forgalomban, me
lyek fejeben majdnelp ketszaz-
ezer dollart fizettek be d Licenses
kert.
Az engedelyszan,olert hefolsa
isszegb0l masfelszazezer dollar ae
allamot illette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
KEVESET KAkoTT A WORDS
KERESZT.

Most tettek k0zze a Words ker
eeszt gyaijtesek elszamolasat,
melyb6l kitiinik, hogy Mahonins
ncgyeben, az elmuH ey folly aman
H6.s50O0 folyt be tagsagi dijak-
aol es adomanyokbG.
A v0ros Kereszt " elmult esq
'end9 folyamau 1899 iigyet int.
sett eei ebben a megyabep.
A Junior WORDS Kereszt gyiij,
3ese x764s02 -eredmennyel yegz6'
10tt.