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in opposition to him will surround the
Solid South in almost exactly bal
anced battalions. OF the $40 delegates
from outside the Solid South the
Smith forces and the anti.Smith forces
seem likely to have at least 400
apiece.
But then will come the 22S solid
South" delegates from Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida. Alabama, Mississippi. Louisi-
ana, Texas and Arkansas. What will
they do? AS a group, they today can
be soundly regarded as withholding
Judgment and awaiting arguments
and events.
On the one hand, their national poll
ticians and their bankers and manu-
facturers and merchants are in large
numbers perfectly willing to accept
Mr.. Smith If his candidacy holds out
a SOUND hope OF success and of rep
resentation for the interests of the
South in the political counsels of the
nation.
On the other hand, a recent election
In virginia and continuing belated re-
turns from the recent primaries in
mississippi make these leaders ex-
tremely doubtful as to no. far they
can go toward Mr.. Smith without in
from local celebrates.
In Virginia two. years ago the re.
l1glous issue rose against Mr.. John NJ.
Purcell, Democratic candidate for the
position which he now hol IS, that of
State treasurer. His qualifications of
character and of capacity for the po-
sition were beyond debate. He had
served without reproach as a sub.
ordinate official in the State treasury
for many years and he was admittedly
both effective and honest. It was
brought out, however, that he was
Catholic. That was the only argu-
ment used against him. Yet it had
strikingly strong effect. While most
other candidates on the Virginia Dem
ocrat1c ticket for State office in 1925
were elected against the Republican
candidates by majorities of some
10000 Mr.. Purcell defeated his Re.
publican antagonist by only some
$4,000.
Today the results of the co.
temporary contest for the lieutenant
governorship Of Mississippi are being
studied by all alert Southern poll
ticians with the most anxious care.
The Adam Victory.
They note with alarm that the
religious issue was vehemently raised
in Mississippi this last month not only
against Mr.. Bilbo for governor. but
also against Mr.. Adam for the minor
Office of official substitute for the
governor.
The charge against Mr.. Adam was
that his father and his brother are
Catholics: His opponent, Mr.. Love,
was and is very distinguished leader
of Protestant religious work. Mr..
Adam defeated Mr.. Love by narrow
margin, but the interpretations of his
victory are extremely conflicting.
Some observers say that his victory
proves that even in the vigorously
militant Protestant State of Missis.
sippi campaign argument based on
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opposition to Catholicism has been
proved to be valueless.
Other observers say that Mr.. Adam
from, the purely political stand
point-ought to have defeated Mr..
Love by many thousands of votes and
that it was only the religious argu-
ment against him that reduced his
majority to some 500.
The merits Of these contentious are
perhaps debatable. What is not de-
batable is that most Southern poll
ticians today are enormously per-
picked. They now know that the
next Democratic national convention
has to be met and somehow handled.
They also begin to realize that the
decision of the "solid South" in the
next Democratic convention will not
be a minor and slippery and furtive
matter, but will be the conventions
most outstanding spectacular feature.
They approach that moment with no
RELISH Wanting to win personally
nationally, and yet fearing to lose per-
sonally locally, they hesitate, and
nobody today can with any accuracy
predict their ultimate behavior.
All that one can be sure of is that
in the next Democratic national con-
vention the dry white native Pro-
testant' South will stand in the
middle of the Smith and anti-Smith
teeter-totter and will once more have
to take the onus and honor of de-
termining Democratic destiny.
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CONNECTICUT ASKS
"SAFE" PRESIDENT,
FAVORING HOOVER

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nor Is not a candidate for the presi.
dental nomination that II has become
an old refrain, rousing suspicion that
the gentleman doth profess too
much" 1t Is no secret here. how.
ever. that Gov. Smiths New York
friends have invaded Connecticut and
have sought to sew up the State dele
cation for the governor. They have
done so, 1t appears. with complete
success.
In addition to the appeal which
Gov. Smith makes to Connecticut
voters because he Is a wet or because.
in the case of certain voters, he Is a
Catholic. he Is regarded here as an
able and thoroughly honest executive.
His administration in New York, next
door to Connecticut. with a hostile
Republican Legislature always on his
hands, has given even the intellec-
tuals something to think about. They
say the governor must have some
thing"
Getting back to the Republican side
of the slate, there Is belief In Re-
publican quarters here that President
Coolidge would like to see Mr..
Hoover President. The report that
GOODNESS has sprung up on the part
of the President to Mr.. Hoover, which
gained some publicity at the time that
the President emphatically announced,
in denying that he had any intention
of doing away with the services OF
Secretary Kellogg. that even If Mr..
Kellogg went out of Office Mr.. Hoover
would not be appointed Secretary of
State. is discounted by men who
should know the situation. While
these Republicans say that they do
not believe that the President will
seek to dictate the nomination of the
Republican party, but will prefer to
keep in the background, they do say
they believe that he would welcome
the nomination Of Hoover. And that
kind of Hoover talk Is going the
rounds quietly. and probably with
effect.
The nomination of Gov. Smith as
the head of the Democratic ticket
would make it hard shedding for
Republican candidates for Office other
than President. The district repre-.
sented by Representative Tilson. the
third Connecticut, in New Haven
County, is always one of the most
hard fought in the State. A very
large proportion of the voters are
Catholics. Mr.. Tilson has been able
to win consistently in the past, but
there might have to be a great many
scratched tickets to bring him victory
next year II he were running as the
Republican nominee for the House,
with Smith heading the Democratic
ticket.
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SOUTH HOLDS SCALES.
Dixie I'm Position to Make or Break
Democratic Candidate.
By WILLIAM HARD.


The solid South will hold the scales
of the fate of the Democratic party
in the next Democratic national con.
vention.
That Is the conclusion which is in
evitable from authoritative calcula-
tons reaching Washington from rival
Democratic camps at this week end.
The Northern and Western States
in the next Democratic convention
will in a mass be balanced quite evenly
on top of the fence between Smith"
and "anti-Smith."
The solid South will have to give
the push that will decide the issue.
Smiths Strength.
Mr.. Smith, by admission of the very
best calculatorS most hostile to him.
will start from the Atlantic westward
across the North with a most power
full stride. He will have more than
England and from the three populous
Middle States of New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Proceeding to the border States"
which extend from Delaware to Okla.
homa and which include Maryland,
West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee
and Missouri Mr.. Smith in company
with candidates congenial to his ideas
such as MIR. Richie and Mr.. Reed
will have an 'even break" among the
144 delegates, which that region will
procure.
In the Middle Western district of
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan,
1t is conceded by Mr. Smiths bitterest
enemies that at least one-quarter of
the 166 delegates from those four
States to the next Democratic national
convention will be favorable to Mr..
Smiths ambitions.
The Prairie West.
In the Prairie West-consisting of
Wisconsin. Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska and
kansas-where often the Democratic
party Is small minority and where
solace of the dissatisfied "wets"-the
Smith strength is on all hands al
lowed to be at least SO out of 1872.
In the mountain West-from Mon
tana southwark inclusively to New
Mexico and Arizona--Mr. Smith will
claim at least one-third of that arid"
areas 60 representatives.
The same proportion, approximately,
is expected to fall toward him from
among the SO representatives Of the
Pacific Slope States of Washington,
Oregon and California.
AS for the Sc delegates from
the "Unfranchised Territories" Of the
District of Columbia. Porto Rico, the
Canal Zone, Alaska, Hawaii and the
Philippine Islands, 1t is fair to regard
them as Even Stephen" between all
powerful and attractive candidates.
In other words, while the head of
Mr.. Smiths strength is in the region
from Portland, Me-, to Pittsburgh, Pa,
it has tail which lashes vigorously,
though diminishingly, throughout
most of the rest of the United States
and its possessions with the following
almost certain dramatic outcome.
South WithhOlds Judgment.
In the next Decomratic national
convention the elements which are
not dismayed by Mr.. Smiths wetness
and Catholicism and the elements
which, for one reason or another, are
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stration. With a unanimity almost
touching the speakers eXtolled the
virtues Of Gov. Smith and declared
he should be the nominee of the
party next year.
State Is Not Dry.
In sentiment, Connecticut has never
been dry, and there are many prohi-
bitionists in the State, it Is true, but
taken by and large, Connecticut has
not cottoned to prohibition. It is one
evidence, the people here say, of Con-
necticut's conservatism. Gov. Smiths
known opposition to the eighteenth
amendment gives him host of friends
in the State The fact he Is a mem
Der Of the Catholic Church will in all
probability gain him many votes which
other Democrats would not receive in
Connecticut, too. There is large
Catholic population. Some of the
Irish American Catholics in recent
years have voted the Republican
ticket. But Republicans, canvassing
the situation in the State. fear that if
Smith is the nominee of the Demo.
cratic party, these converted Republi.
cans will become blacksliders.
There Is no gainsaying the fact that
Gov. Smith at the head Of the Demo
cratic national ticket gives Republi-
cans here cold shivers up and down
the back. They say that he can be
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South WithhOlds Judgment.
In the next Decomratic national
convention the elements which are
not dismayed by Mr.. Smiths wetness
and Catholicism and the elements
which, for one reason or another, are
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Ordered to Hospital.

Lieut.. Col. Richard H. Williams,
General Staff Corps, stationed at the
War Department, has been ordered to
the General Hospital, Hot Springs,
Ark, for treatment.
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wer this now would be merely guess

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committee, I am in favor of the re.
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The babies added to the population
of the United States each year repre-
sent over $4,000. 100000 in potential
value to the Nation.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
KET EVI HAZASSAG UTAN
VAL0KERESET.

1924. november 26.-an eskiidtek
egymasnak slrig tarto, or0k hiise-
get Lawrence Julius es menyasz-
szonya. A forr6 szerelem csakha-
mar elhidegiilt kinlodas lett az
asszony sorsa. Egy eyre az eskii-
vo utan megsziiletett gyermek.
ez Sc segitett sokat a szerencset-
len asszonyon. Szombaton val6ke-
resetet nyujtott be a ibir6sagon,
melyIben elmondja, hogy ferje vi
selkedese teljesen osszeroncsolta
idegzetet.
A ferj uram rendesen ejfel
utan jart haza, az asszony mindig
ebren varta, az alland6 ejszaka-
zas teljesen alaasta egeszseget.
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VERBOSSZU ALDOZATA.

Steubenville, O.-Az itteni olasz
koloniat meglehetos izgalomban
tartja Nick Pellagrini, tekintelyes
olasz keresked6 meggyilkolasa. Az
elmult het keddjen l6ttek lie, Pei
lagrinit mind a mai napig nem
sikeriilt a tettesek nyomara aE1ad
nj.
Pellagrini meggyilkolasaval a
rcnd0rSeg tiirelmc elerte a tct0-
fokot. Harom eSztendo ota sorOza
tos gyilkossagok tartial izgalom
ban EFT a varoSkat. A tetteseket
soha sem sikeriilt kinyomozni. Az
aldozatok k0z01t tekintelyes olas,
cmberck vannak, akiknek rcJte-
Ives halala allandoan izgalomban
tartja a k0zonseget.
A rendors6g legnagyobb ereiy
lycl latott a nyomozashoz. Olas7
k0r0kb0l szarmaz6 jelcntesek sze-
rint, minden lepes hiabava.6. Az
aldozatok verbosszu k0vetkezte-
ben lettek eltiintetve az el0k sori
b0I
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FONTOs GYttLEs
TisZtviselO valasztas-Beszamol6
q multi evr0l.

a Reiormatus Egyhazi Egylet
vcztos6ge eznton hivia meg a ta-
gokat jannar 23.-an, vasarnap
delutan 2 oral kezdettcl tartand1
nagyfontossagu gyiil6src. A gyii-
les a reformatus templom base
mentjeben lesz megtartva.
\ tagok megjclcntse azert XII
vanatos, mivel vasarnap lesz meg
ejtve a tisztvisel6 valasztas. Min
den egyes tag aki sziven wise
Ii az egylet jov6 Sorsat = ken.
hogy reszt vegyen az nj tisztikar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Az elmult evi miik0d6srol sz6l6
jelcntes is cz alkalommal kcriil a
tagsag ele.
A vezet6stg ism6teltcn keri a
tagok megjelends6t, meg azok is
j6jjenek el ere gyiildsre, akik
nagyon ritkan szoktak EFT meg
tenni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
Macy MULATSAG

Januar 24.-tn, hetf6n este, a
campbelli magyarsagnak ismet
pompas mulatsaga lcsz. A youngs
town. fiiggetlen reformatus cgy-
haz javara rendezik campbelli
cgyhaztagok, alSik mindent clk0-
vctnck, hogy ez bal mindcn ed
digit fcldilmuljons
A hetfoi mnlatsagra nagy szam
NAL ktsziil a magyarsag, amint
hirlik, Youngstownb6l az aut6lS
e@esz sora vonul maid XII, mivel
szamosan oft akarnak lenni yaro-
Snnkb6l is a campbelli balon.
A rendezos6g nagy szorgalom-
NAL munkalkodik mnlatsae el5-
keszltesen, pompas ciganybanda
fogja hnzni a talpalaval6t. FRS
slt6k es haziasan keszitett harap-
nlval6k, kell6 mennyis6gben lesz-
nck.
Egy biZtoS, aki Oft lesz ezen q
hettol balOn az holta napjaig
meg fogja emlegetni!
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NAGYsIKERU BAL
A steeltoni kathoikus balon nagy
szamu magyarsag mulatott egy-
utt a legjobb hang-ulatban.

A szombat este megtartott ba-
lon nagyszaml k0z0nseg jclent
meg, ICY skier minden varako-
East feliilmult.
Macy erdekl6dds elozte meg a
100 fontos .mala, kisorsolasat,, a
szerencses ny"rtes Lengycl Maria
lett, Az 0r0mhir hallatara, a lc-
any edesapia, Lengycl Peter,
azon melegiben SLOT ajandtko-
zott az NJ hitk0zseg javara.
A rendez6seg a Macy nyilva-
nossag el6tt ismet k0Szonetet
mond Szacsuri Janosnak, a 100
fontos malac ajandekoz6janak, mi
vel reven szaz0tven dollarral
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
AUTO ELGAZOLAs
Bathory Peter, t0r0tt labbal, a
k0rhazban fekszik.

A. vigyazatlan hajtasnak ismet
egy ujabb aldozata van Egy gon-
datlan autovezeto egy Ii ewes ma
gyar fiut gazolt el autojaval, el-
t0rve a fiu jobb labat.
Az elmult het hetf6jen B. A.
Zolner, 912 Elm ST., aut6javal a
Madison Ave.-n hajtott, a Batho-
ry fiut. egy utcakeresztezesnel ell
iitotte. A szegeny magyar oyer
meket beszallitottak SIT. Erzse-
bet korhazba, ahol megallapitot-
tax a jobb lab t0reset.
A rend0rSeg jelentese szerint,
Bathory csuszkalt az utcan z Zol-
ner aut6janak hats6 kerekei ala
szaladt.
Bathoryek irant a magyarsag
k0raben altalanos reszvet, annal
is inkabb, mivel sziil6k nagyon
j6l nevelik a gyermekeiket iga-
zan csak a szerencsetlen veletlen
okozhatta "a balesetet. A vigyazat-
Ian hajt6 ellen megindult az ell
jaras.
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gyarapodott hitk0zseg penzta-

gyarapodott a hitk0zseg penzta-
"a.
A bal alkalmayal k0vetkez6k
adtak ajahdekokat:
Electric App. Co. Pittsburgh,
Pa, 5O2 Market St.,-i fi6kiizlete
= sep villanylampa. Medve 1st-
van S., Barta Sdndor s 6s fal font
balloni, Horvalh Adamnt egy oyer
mckkocsi takar6, 10th LajosnG 4
font zold salata, Pallay Andras
ne es Balasko Gyorgyn6 site
meny. Knapik lstvan digarctta,
Babinszky Andrasne torta, Hol.
land Baking Co. II kenyer.
Ezckct az ajanddkokat bal al
kalmaval yagy kisorsoltak, vagy
elfogyasztottak.
A k0vetkez6 ajand6kok, a leg
k0zclcbbi alka1ommal keriilnck
sorsolasra:
Ozv. Hugler Istvann6-asztal
tcrit6, Fcrenczy Istvanne-di-
vanyparna, Hus6czky J6zsefn6-
nagy asztal terit6.
A rendez6sdg halas k0sz0notct
mond az ajandekozoknak, vala-
mint mindaZoknak. akik a balon
megjelentek $ icy a sikert el6-
mozditottak.
A bal anyagi credmtnytr6l, va
lamint a 'hitkdzseg penztaranaE
allasar6l a lap jov6 heti szama.
ban talal kimutatast az olvas6.
Megertessel, egyet akarassal le-
het csak elorehaladni - EFT ne
felejtsek ell azok, akik szeretnek
a kakan csom6t keresni!
Ifj. Galambossy Gyorgy
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Beteg tagjainak nfvsora k6-
vetkez6
Ivan JanoS (65 Parnell ST.,
Migla:z Mihalyne (1714 Oak St),
Matyasi J6zsefnt (Rfd, Box 425,
Early Rd.), Peth6 Mihalyne 1222
Dale Ave,), Szab6 Janos (2742
South Ave.. 10th Josef (lO29
Foster St. }, Szckeros Josef (Hub-
bard, o., Katk6 Janos (Hub-
bard, O., jelenleg City TospitaD
Szkarosi Pal (113l Helena Ave-.
jelenleg City IIospital), Balogh
Fcrenc (2ll5 Russell Ave.)
Betcgscg a titkarnal jelcntcn-
do, kinck cime 2ll Erward st.
Hoffer Andras, titkar.
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KARTERITES FEJEBEN
$500 DOLLART KAPOTT

Fakia NJ. Basil, 1928. marcius
5.-en williamson utazott. A villa
moSba beleszaladt Friedman
Transfer Co. tcheraut0ja. Az 0sz-
szciitk0zes nagyon eros volt S
Mrs. Basil a jobb karjan IS val
Ian, valamint fejen szenvedett Sc
riileseket.
Mrs. Basil bepercltc Fried
man ceget, pentelSen volt tar
cyalas. A szenvedett seriilesel1
ejeben $5,5OO.OO karterit6st it6lt
meg Jenkins 10.
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KEREszTEL6

Szacsury Janos6k vcndegszcrc-
to magyar otthonaban pompas va
cSora volt abb6l az alkalomb6l,
hogy az Fig keeyelme ezt dertk
magyar csaladot egy egtszstgos
leany eyermckkel ajandtkozta
meg. A megjelentek eltctttk a
Szacsury Boriskat a n"vtben
husz dollarral ajandekoztak meg
a steeltoni magyar katholikus TEN
plom alapot.
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Magyar testvercink k0z0tt sza
mosan vannak, akik beszelik a ne
met nyelvct. Ezcknck a figyelmet
felhivjuk ,az Eagles Hallban y
hctfon, januar 24.-en este tartan
do nemct szinhazi el0adasra.
Az eloadast Hans Hansen rem
dezi, Bclepti jegy $1.O0. A j6ve-
dclemb6l egy reszt n6met k0ny-
vcket hozatnak k0zk0nyvtarba
masreszt az cur6pai n6met nelkii-
loz6kct scgitik meg
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A MAGYARsAG FIGYELMEBE
A west sidei romai katholilxus
hitkozseg tagjaihoz.
Kedves Hittestverek!

lNagyon sep ut az, amelyen cl-
indultunk. De meg szebb lesz, ha4
addig haladnak azon, mig a vege
re nem ernek. Macy faradtsaggal
megy az ilyen dolog, de ne feled-
iiik ell, hogy a Mennyei Atya is
mem egy, hanem tobb nap alatt
teremtette a vilagot. Q sem te-
remtett egy nap alatt Onok is
kell, hogy meggondoljak, megfon
toljak, init cselekednek.
Engem az iizletben senki sem
keresett fel. hogy hozzajarulja
max nemes ceEhoz, de amikor
naghallottam, elhataroztam, hogy
kiildok egy par sep ajandekot,
hogy segitsem jo ultra indult
cmbereket, akik egy templomot,
magyar templomot akarnak fell
.epiteni.
Kedves magyar testvereim
ugy a reformatusok, mint ro-
mai fs gorog katholil1usok, CHI
hez a nemes celhoz mindnyajan
jaruljatok hozza. Ne nezziik AIT,
hogy a mask milyen vallasu, ait
ne feledjiik ell, hogy mindannyi-
an magyarok vagyunk. Avert,
hogy amerikaiak lettiink, magyar
f0ldon ringatta kis bolcsonket
tdesanyanlS Tchat tartsunk osz
SIC
KCszonetet mondunk reforma-
tus testvereinknek. akik a balon
olyan sep szammal megjelentek,
viszonozni fogjuk j6sagukat.
Kivanom, hogy az uj hitkozseg
mex minel elobb legyen egy j6
lelkipasztora, akinek vezetese mel
lett, megepithetik az uj temple
mot.
listen aldasat kerve On0kre,
maradok
Testvefi szeretettel:
Molnar s. M.
500 Market Street.
Az Electric App. Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa, ryo-
ungstowni iizlete.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
UZENET.

Also Jobbagy Janosnak fontos
hazai levele erkezett, az edesany-
ia elhunyt.
Akik ismerik 6t, vagy cimet -
keretnek, hogy tudassak velem.
A keresett Saj6velezd-i, Bor-
sodm. sziiletesii, valosziniileg je-I
,lenleg youngstown lakos.
Ertesitest ker: John Vastyan,
Rid. No. 4, Box 191, st. Clairs-
vile, Ohio.