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Evening star., 1927-10-30
PAPERS LAUNCHED
4 At CENTRAL HIGH
II
Praeco Centra|ensis and Re-
view Started on Semester
Il Programs.

!, With unusual activity of its Jour
ualists during the past week, Central
. High Schools publications, the Praeco
{ sf,entralensis, Latin paper, and the
Review were launched on their
semester programs.
1T. The staff of the Praeco has been ap'
: nointed and includes, under Mary Var
, cinia Smith. editor in chief: Mary
s. .1;uerin. literary editor: Harold Graves,
hnvs' athletic editor: Frances Joyner,
! girls athletics editor; Jean Reynolds,
society: Amalie Frank. humor; Mary
FITZGERALD, art, and Marjorie Smith,
editor. The reportorla
staff includes Virginia Lightfoot. Hugh
Clark, lone Whaler. Margaret Hardy
d. and Virginia Hoffman. MarCreta
Nordstrum is business manager. as
sisted by Sylvia Werksman and Cor
stipn Zimmerman.
~ The first issue of The Review will
anpear Tuesday, November %. it was
announced last week by GwendolNn
Folsom, editor in chief. This issue will
! be the rookie number and 1t will con-
tain along with other material of par
'ticuIar interest to first-year students.
/. .fhe first of a series of short stories by
Katherine Scott, associate editor.
!. Stamp Club Meets.
history of United States postage
stamps by Norman Lang featured 4
meeting of the Stamp Club last Wed
, resday. w. Frank Clark. faculty ad.
wiser. offered to take two members TO
i;the meeting of the Philatelic Society
.,of Washington, of which he is a mem
Der.
{. Cooking "hot dogs" and marshmal-
lows over an open fire, sketching bits
OF scenery and playing games were
some of the delights which the mem
hers of the Sketch Club enjoyed at
their picnic on Saturday. October Is.
IN. C, Claghorn, arts and crafts instruc-
tor. exhibited some of his oil paint.
.ings to the group. as the picnic was
held near his cottage. Rock Knoll
Lodge. on the outskirts Of Cabin
John, Nd.
Tennis Players Rated.
Entering the fifth round of the boys
tennis tournament. Is boys receive
ratings for the tennis team, and they
are Frank Shore, "Ranny" Robinson,
Lawrence Sherry, Emanuel Schloss.
Walter Setzer, Raphael Sherry.
!. Arthur Moses. Warren Parker. John
Randolph. Andy Wallen. Alfred Ogus,
Laehl O'Brien, James Torillo. James
Belote, Melvin Kraft and Burge Ca
ton.
! With 103 students reporting for
rifle practice this year, in addition to
last years sharpshooters, the Central
team has every indication of making
another crack squad this year. Letter
men back again are Capt. Arthur
Thomas, Edward Radue. manager;
Stanley Dinwiddie. armorer; Alexander
Stuart, Robert Bennett and John
Swartwout.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
REV0LVERS ARE ASKED
1. FOR LONDON boobies"
English Police Armed Only With
fri Light Clubs to Combat
81. Modern Bandits.

: tCorrespondence OF the Associated Press.
tl. LONDON.-Firearm for policemen
In England are being urged again in
some quarters as a measure to cope
with the increase Of crime specialists
who use automobiles as well as re
+ volvers.
Not even the London boobies carry
anything more than light club. and
owing to the fact that several police
men have been shot and killed at night
recently, there has been a reaction
which has led to a movement favor.
ing better protection for them against
lAwbreakers.
l'i Times have changed In every par.
ticular, it is being pointed out. since
days when the policeran's truncheon
was first designed as his only weapon
and there have been numerous in.
! stances where thieves and burglars
used guns, something seldom heard OF
!, prior to the war, and. in addition
high-powered motor cars in which to
make their escape. 1t is because of
/ the changed conditions that the police.
mems friends are contending that Off.
GERS of the law should also be armed
TO meet the enemy" on an equal
footing.
Evening star., 1927-10-30

of the pupils savings An attractive
poster, designed to indicate the growth
of the banks assets, was executed by
the art department of the school, and
it has contributed greatly to the pres
ent interest in thrift.
The pupils whQ have saved their
first dollar in the bank are Dorothy
Stringfellow. Frances Parker Thclma
Conway. Gwynettc Willis. Mary
Frances Nelson and MNron Tracy Of
9A.213: Ivy Fittal and Edward KEN
per of 1A-30C Bernard Holman. Pres
TON Bauman ami Fred Taylor of SR-
303; Gladys Caldwell. SB-20S; Harold
Pearson, Joseph Moore and Edward
Duckett of 7B-201 Charlotte Topoloff
7R-207; Henry Howard. 9B.200; Anna
May Howard, Grace kreeger. Albert
Walter. Virginia Bihb. Eugene He'd
Evening star., 1927-10-30
When toSuspect Acid Scalp

1t isn't age that dulls the hair.
Nor frequent washing or curl
ing. If your hair lacks all life
and lustre, it may be due to a
condition you can correct in
twenty-four hours. Acid scalb.
Neutralize the acid secretions
of the scalp, and your hair will
have the lovely sheen that makes
any hair so attractive. A few
drops of Danderine will do this !;
and as its name implies. Dander-
inc is a scientific dandruff dis
solvent. Five minutes after Dan
derine is applied, every particle
of dandruff has been dissolved /!
Acid scalp should be sus-
pected if your hair is at all stiff
or stringy, or won't hold wave.
Another sign-not so easily de-
tected in ones self-is an acrid
odor to the hair when it is
warm, or after exercise. And
for thirty-fve cents at any drug
store, you can get a bottle of
Danderine that will keep your
hair soft and sweet and con
its good behavior" for weeks |!
Evening star., 1927-10-30
~
AMERICAN HOT DOG DONS
Il WINTER COAT IN LONDON
correspondence OF the Associated Press.

I Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
I. LONDON.-With the arrival of
Jack Frost and the foot ball season
the American hot dog has donned
his Winter overcoat. 1t is a fiimsy
covering of glass paper intended to
!. protect the sausage from germs and
other bothersome things.
But the foot ball spectators did not
appreciate this fact at first. When the
first lot was handed out at the playing
! fields, the fans, all in overcoats them
selves, took it for granted that the little
i .red.skinned edibles had been given
.fextra covering and special doses of
I red pepper so as to aid in keeping the
4 'hot dog" hot inside. New health de.
/ partment rules make food jackets
+ compulsory.
81 The hot dog" was introduced TO
london last Winter, and is now sold by
|, hundreds of thousands at all the out.
!. door sporting events.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
NEWS PUBLISHERS MEET.
National Association Prepares for
81
1. Sessions at Richmond.

I RICHMOND, Va, October % OP.-
/ Publishers of daily newspapers from
all sections of the United States were
in Richmond today to attend the con-
Vention of the American Newspa per
: publishers Association, TO be held
at Virginia Beach Monday.
-A Many Of them had accepted invita-
lions TO be the guests OF John Stew
art Bryan, publisher of the News
I Leader, at a reception tonight at
Laburnum. the publishers home.
. The publishers will visit jamestown,
/ Williamsburg and Yorktown tomor-
/ row to view the sites of the early col.
I onization of Virginia.
d In addition to economy in the me-
chaniCal end OF newspapering, the
most important topics to be discussed
/ At the convention will be press agents,
Ia Dor and newsprint, it was announced
by the board of directors.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Borah With Mayor
IL His Foundation
Includes Dry Law

Senator William f. Borah of
Idaho. replying last night to Mayor
William Hale Thompson's telegram
requesting him and other members
of Congress to join his America
First Foundation" said
Il am with YOU for the uphold.
ing and maintaining of the Consti.
tuition of the United States. includ-
ing the eighteenth amendment"
The sting apparently is in the
tail of Mr.. Borah's telegram.
Evening star., 1927-10-30

These are all used pianos of excellent
construction. Many Of them are built by
manufacturers who have gained tremen.
dous regulations in the piano world. A
very limited number of them are priced
FOR the wonder Value" event. Come
early tomorrow morning while stocks
and selection are complete.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
lS5 Newsboys Held
After Roundup by
i Truancy Officers
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
/. NEW YORK, October 29.-The
"newsies" of New York have run
afoul of the law
Four hundred of them, rounded
up by truant officers and agents of
the Children's Society. We're ar
!, raigned today, where 185 were held
for disorderly conduct because they
:: had no licenses.
Parents of 55 OF the lads, many
of whom were only and 8 years
! old, and all under 16. We're assessed
f small fines and ordered to keep
& their children off the streets. Others
ENere released to their parents.
Many Of the boys had been re-.
nprted missing weeks ago.
Evening star., 1927-10-30

Builders Club, with Miss Kate NJ.
Gibbs, Miss Julie A. Kupfer, Mrs.
Julia II. Lawless and j. Howard Nc
Cauley visited the Better Homes Ex.
hibition at the Washington Auditorium
Thursday afternoon and enjoyed a lee
ture on interior decoration.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
LANGLEY HIGH BANK
POPULAR WITH PUPILS
Savings Accounts Grow as School
Puts on Campaign
for Thrift.

An active cam 1iGn conducted in
the interest of IL ift at the Langley
Junior High School has made the
schools savings bank one Of it's most
popular institutions. which, although
new. already is housing n fair portion
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Heads League Health Group.

GENEVA. October % LP).-Prof. G..
AraA Alfaro. president of the ArGen-
tine National Health Department, to.
day was elected president Of the
League of Nations health committee
for 1928.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
Az VI OAKLAND ALL AMERICAN
Az AUT0PIAC Macy SZENZACIOJA

Minden tekintetben teliesen uj - ma
gyobb, kenyelmesebb, sokkal er6sebb
- III incses wheelbasekkel rendel-
kez6, uj motorral, uj als6testtel, vi FL
sher karosszeriaval, nj duco szinekkeI
es a mern0ki tudas jobbitasaval ella
tott Oakland "All- American hatos
kocsik lathat6k a Youngstown Oakland
|iigyn0kseg Mahoning avei uzlet6ben.
A brillians, igazan csodalatos sep
segii gep, legnagyobb finomsdgu for
makkal, az Oakland gyar mestermiive,
megbizhat6sag, megjelen6s, kdnyelem
es teljesit6kspesseg szempontjab6l.
Az NJ Oakland alacsOnyabb kocs,
sokkal szebb, mint az eddigiek az
ara is olcs6bb.
A kocsi kdlsejet legiobban a l,6vet
kez6k jellemzik: magas, keskeny radia-
tor, hatalmas korona-sarhanyok, alacso.
nyabb feIhag6k, nagy ablakok, kisebb
atmer5ji kerekek es nagyobb gumik.
A rengeteg sok ujitas k0z6tt a leg
fontosabb, a gazolin pumpa, mely a mar
elavult vacoom-tank hclv3t foglalja el
a crancase szell6ztet6, aminek k0-
szonhet6, hogy az olaiat mem kell olyan
gyal0ran eserelnie; gazolin, leveg6 es
olajsziir6, melyek csak fokozzak ko-
csi tart6ssagat.
Az uj es simabb clutch, az nj es csen
des attetel, Is cellas battery 6s vi ola.
joz6 rendszer. A niRkelezett reszek nj
eljarassal vannak keszitve, ezalta-
sokkal tart6sabban ragyognak.
!. Az nj motor 2l2 cubic incses, 6 cilin.
deres L.-head tipusu, GO l6er6s.
Het kiil0nb0z6 modelii kocsit gyarta-
max Oaklandek, ezek a k6t altos sedan,
negy altos sedan, Landau coupe, Sport
Phaeton, Sport Roadster es a negy sze.
melyes Cabrioet
A sport Coupe 6s a Sport Roadster
kocsik spanyol b6rhuzattal vannak ell
latva, Sport Phaeton is, csak ez ut6b-
bi huzata parma tipusu. A tobbi mode
lex finom mohairral vannak bchuzva,
0sszhangban kocsi szin6vel
Magyar testv6reink figyelm6be aidnl
jnk az Oakland kocsikr6l sz6l6 hirde-
test. Aki mostanhban aut6t 6hajt ven
nj, ell ne mulassza megnezni az nj Oak
land All-Amcrican hatos kocskat.
Kis osszegert, lehet6 legjobb aut6t
kappa. Ha Oakland kocsit vasarol, hi
vatkozzon mra hogy lapunkban lat
ta annak hirdetfs6t. Evvel szivess6get
tesz lapunknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
SZEMELYI HIR.

DIR. Weis Istvan, miniszteri o.
tanacsos, aki mint szerkeSzt6nk
vendege nyolc napig varosunkban
tart6dkodott, vasarnap regeel ell
utazott varOsunkb6l.
A kival6 tudasnl, magas kor-
manyhivatalnol1 itteni tart6zl1o-
dasa alkalmaval Szamos magyar
haznal megfordnlt, mindeniitt a
legnagyobb vend6gszeretettel fo.
gadtak. DR.. Weis kitiin6en erczte
magat k0riinhben s igazan kedves
emlel0l1ent 6rzi meg a Youngs.
townban t6lt0tt napokat.
DR.. Weiss innen Lansingba,
Mich. utazott, ahol mint Magyar.
orszag kepviselUje resWt vesz a
Nemzetk0zi Fabrufejlesztesi Konfe.
rencian S egyben mint el6ad6 is
szerepelni fog. Augustus Gen
sail hajora, hogy uisszautazzeR
Magvarorszagiha.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
UToNALLoK.

Magyar testfvereink figyclmtt
felhivjuk aZ alantiakra "Aki
Clevelandba megy aut6n, az j6l je
gyezze meg maganak Delight.
full kozseg nevet. Ez a par haz.
Dol all6 falucska hires arr6l, hogy
falun atha5tokkal fizettcti meg
k0zsegi kiadasoikat. -
A fal,lrlak van egy bakebira.
la, al0i ,kiil0nIben soft drinket &s
gasolint arul, irodaja Oft van a
kis iizletben. A bekebiranak van
egy fogdmegje, aki AlGand6an va.
daszik hajt6k1ta. Jogcimet k0ny
nyii talalni, all1it azntan lefognak
!az a bel1ebir6 ele keriil Hia k0ny.
nyen akar szabadulni az, alNit fel.
tart Gztatnak, akkor 10 dollart kell
fizetnie, ha mem fizet, akkor azon
nal targyal a "beke-bir6'' = oft
aIz iizletben. Igaz, hogy targyalas
kozben megesik, hogy be-ibejonnek
a vev0k. Az egyik otert rag6-eu.
nit, a maslk ket papot ker, a bir6
urnal1 leven ketfele iizlete.
+ sorok ir6jat vasarnap delel6tt
csak erelyes erelyes fellepese az
a. szerencses k0riilmeny mentette
meg a biintetest6l, hogy a1ocsija-
ban ket tanu tilt, ICY az operette
figaranak beill6 bir6 ur, eliejtette
a vadat.
A bekebirak - tisztelet a kive-
tclnel1 - nem 6lnek, hanem vissza
6lnek t0rvenyadta jogahkkal!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
FELHIvAs!
Egy nagybeteg magyar asszony
sorsan szeretnenk segiteni.

Mrs. Helen Fisher, a koZismert
magyar sziileszn6, mar a tizenhar-
madik hete nyomja az agyat a Ci-
ty k6rhazban. Sulyos beteg.
Mrs. Fishernek vagyona mines,
hozzatartoz6ir6l sc tudmnk. Ed
dig is nemes szivi mla'gyarok gon-
doskodtak arr6l, hogy k6rhaz-
ban marahhasson.
Mrs. Fishernek szamos magyar
csalad maradt ad6sa. Ezekhez for
dullrnk els0 sorban. Aki tartozik
sziileszn6nelk, most haladekta-
lanul ada meg. Icy kivanja ezt a
magyar becsiilet, de ICY diktalja
EFT nemesen erz6 sziv is.
Magyar testvereinl1 figyelmet
pedig felhivjaIk Mrs. Fisherre, a.
Xxi csaIk teheti segitsen ezen be-
teg magyar testverlmkOn. Az ADO
manyok Ferenczy Jenonehez, a
k0zismert magyar viragiizaet tn-
lajdonosahoz kiildend0k, 2O7 Rid
ge Ave. Szerkeszt6segiink lis kesz
s6ggel fogad ell tovabbitasra ado
mlanyokat. Ferenczyne telefonsza-
ma 7-87O2. Aki segiteni aRlar a $50
moru sorsra jutott Fishermen, az
hivia fel Feren'czymet.
Magyar asszonytestvereink fl.
gyelmabe ajanljuk Fisherne sor-
sat. o, aki annW magyar anyat Sc.
gitett at nehez helyzeteken, meg
erdemli most, hogy a magyar
anyak nyujtsak XII fele tamogat6,
segitseget hoz6 karjaikat...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04

vann6 ,kollektal3sa az elso keriiletben.--
Hanna Andr6s $i.25, N6meth Janos 81
Kasza Karoly 81, Gelencser Gy0rgyne
soc, T6dor .Ianos ST. Luteran Andras-
ne soc, Barta lstvan soc, Liszka Gyula
25c, Mpze Janos 81, KaImar josef 81,
HaMsz Lajos 81, IIudak Peter soc, Ba-
logh Fcrenc soc, Szakdcs Karoly 81,
Csdrnay Lajosn6 $50, Seem Benedek
81, Jablonkai Janosn6 soc, Loschitzer
es Engel 81, Vascsak Josef 50, Hata-
Ia Balint soc, r. G. Vasu So, Szadai
Benz soc, Pal6czy Ferenc 25c, Kiraly
Istvan 81, Bark6 Istvan 81, Homolya
Istvan soc, Nelepka Jdnos soc, Hayden
Paddy soc. Termeszetbeni adomanyok: ::
D6vay GyGrgyn6 5 kcny6r, Palk6 ia
nos 10 keny6r, Csobak Istvan / sonka,
Mrs Lcngyel torta, Somsak Jdnosn6
torta, Solt6sz J6zsefn6 ! torta, Ka-
luczky Janosne ! torta 6s hus, Rendes
Andris szerencsekerfk szamokat adott
ajand6kba IS Rdk6 Julisl1a sonka.
Futkos Tstvann6 es Bundas Bertalan-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
ELTttNT Flu
A tizen0teves virag Belat kere-
six ketsegbeesett sziilei.

Sharonb6l jelentik Virag Tst.
vanek, 696 Cedar Ave, Is eszten.
dos fla, Vilmos-Bela, julius 24.6n
reggel 6rakor eltavozott szii-
lei haHbol azota nyoma veszett.
A ketsegbeesett sziil0k kerlk a
magyarsagot, hogy ha tudjak a
finn tart6zkodAsi helyft, ertesits6k
a sziilGket.
A fillval pedig koz0ljek, hogy
sziilei szeretettel varjak vissza, ne
hagy.ia 6ket tova'bb is a ketsegbe.
ejt6 bizonytalansagban - hanem
minel el6bb terien vissza hozza
iuk, semmi ibant6dasa nem lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
A sTEELTONI HITK0ZSEG
Macy PIKNIKRE KESZtL
Augustus 14..en, vasarnap lesz
megtartva a pompas nyari
mulatsag.

A "Magyarok Nagyasszonya"
r6mai katholikns hitk0zsag Macy
piknilcje nem szomfbaton, hanem
VASARNAP, augYsztus 14.en lesz
megtartva a Meridian Ave. es a
Crum Road sarkan lev6 erd5seg.
ben.
Aki secret pompasan mulatni az
nem maradhat maid Ell err6l pix
nikrol. A tz6rakozasok egesz tome
ge varja magyarsagot. A rende.
z0zseg egyik megelepetese lesz az.
hogy mmdenl1i, aki .jegyft meg
valtja, reS1t vesz a sorsolaaban.
A szerencses nyertes egy trtekes
Elgin arany6rat kap maid alan.
dekba.
A piknikre tart0ll k0vesseaS az
alanti qItmutatast: A Mahoning
iavei villamos vegallomason sail
Janak lie forduljanak jobbra. A
Meridian Ave. es a Crum Rd. sar
kan van a piknikezo hely. A vii.
Jameson erkezGket aut6k fogjak
maid varni. A piknik szinhelye,
kiil0nIben Sandor IVAN testveriinll
LAX asaval 6ppen szemben van.
A vasarnapi piknil5 deli IL ora
kor veszi kezdet6t. Medve Tstvan
j6nevii zenekara fog malzsikalni.
A hitk0zseg lelkes asszonvai
pompas ennival6kat ktszitenek
borjup0rk0lt, t0lt0tt kapoMta, XII
rAntott hus elegend6 mennyiseg-
ben lesz.
Vasarnaphoz egy hetre minden
magyar legyen jelen ezen a Macy.
sikeriinek igerkez6 pikniken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
HAZAI tjDV0ZLET.

Az 6hazaban jar6 Hon Ferem-
cekt6l egyre-masra hozza a pos.
ia a szives megemlekezeseket. A
derel1 magyar csalad pompasan
erzi magat - de aAert ne,ll1iil0zil1
az lit maradt 'baratokat.
Honekat aDonban nehezen var.
jak vissza az 0reg szGl6k. A neni
er6sen meghiilt s bizony erzi, hogy
fla, menye undkaja nincsenek
mellette. Az 0regek azt szeretnek,
ha Honek mimel hamaraIbb viss2a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
K0szONET NYILvANITAs.

Alulirott, melyen megt0rt szivvel
mondok k0sz0netet az alantiaknak, a
Xix szegeny, sokat szenvedett ferjem
kopors6jara viragot kiildottelo:
Rosa Marion es csaladja, Kuti Zsig
mond es csaladja, 6zv. MigIecz Mihaly
ne es csaladja, Kuti J6zscf es rsaladja
Oswald Ferenc es csaladia, Gancz And.
ras es csaladja, Gancz Gyorgy es csa-
ladja, Nemeth Sander es csaladja, mum
kastarsai, Mold Yard, Kantorne Is csa
ladia es szomszedok.
Ozv Molnar Lajosne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
Magyarok mentek Delre.

miyelest, eladva teran2nyeilet a
piaicon. K0zel 120,00O.O0O lal6sa
van az Egyesiilt A1lamoknak,
ezek 1laponta haromszor etkeznek
$ bizony, sol1 termenyre van silk
seq, hogy mindenki cl legven lat
va.
llvekkel ezel6tt szamos olcs6
birtolot lehetett aapni Eszalton..
ezeik legnagyobb reSze most mar ell
van foglalva Az egyetlen hatalmas
orszagrdsz, ahol meg olcs6n, jo fol
Diet lehet kapni - Delen van.
Azok, akik f0ldmivelessel secret
nel1 foglalloozni, legokosabban te-
silk, ha lemennek Delre es oft vesz
mex f0ldet.
Ta r6szletes felvilagositast
6hajt a Hemingway-i, South Caro-
lima, foldel1 iigy6ben, irjon Revesz
Kalmannak, 601 Steel ST., Youngs
town, @. 9 maid kiild onnek egy
magyar ismertet0t az ottami bur-
tnkokr0l eS a termPnypl1r6l. Ma
rgyarul, vagy ango1ml irhat.
(Adv-IIird.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
sOR RAKTAR

A rendGrseg 6rizetbe vette Wal
ter Millert, 14071a Oak St., mint
gyanus szemelyt. Hetf6n este haz.
kutatast tartottak Miller haza.
ban 800 iiveg sort talaltak.
Miller 6rizetben marad addig, a
mig az elkobzott s0r0k alkohol-
tartamat meg mem allapitja a va
rOsi vegyesz.
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e-IK oL-pAr

Janos 81, Ne,meth Gyorgy 81, Latin
Marion ST, Varga Janos soc, yar6csik
Janzs 81, Kopcso Mihaly 81, Boncz Ja-.
nos soc, Dorgay Gynla $l, Ondo Istvan.
soc, szeRely Karolyne 81, Mrs. Susz-
ter So, Mrs. Kazsm6r soc, Mrs. Fetczer
soc, Filipcsin Samuel 81, Kovacs Feri
ST., Janomer Dagi zoe, Barta Sander
egy bolhem, Giba Anna egy par galamb,
Balask6 Gyorgyn6 81 es egy par csir-
ke, Varga Imre 5 loenyer, Sziics Jozsef
A kenyer, Gyomb6r Josef sonka,
Kiss Janos / sonka, Mrs. Dobranszky
library terit6.
(Folytatjnk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
ne lzollektalasa masodik kertiletben.-

ne kollektalasa masodik keriiletben.--
Futkos Istvanne 81, Bundas Bertalan-
ne 81, Pinter Gyorgyn6 25c, Mezei Ist-
yanne 25c, Sipos Josef 81, Brogly Ig-
nacne 81 Nerneth Ferenc 81, Rozsnoki
Simon 81, Incze Jozsef 81, Dudai 10.
zsefne soc, Bodolai Istvanne 81, Hu.
socky J6zsof 81, Karsor Petern6 81,
10th Andras 81, Dank6 Janosne soc,
Brogli Janos soc, Nelepha Janos soc,
p. 10th Lajos 81, III. Zagiba Janos
25c, Snlcz Josef 81, Blaskc Andras
$50, Vask6 Andrasn6 81, Petranszky
.Idzsefne ST., Kardos J6zsef 81, Danyi
Jdnos 81, Adam Janos ST., Krelnicsan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
Az GREG EGYLET GYULEST
TART.

Az Elso Magyar BetegSe gelyZ6
Egylet aulgusZtus len, vasarnap
delutan k6t oral kezdettel tart ia
meg rendes gyiileset a refoamatns
templomalatti teremben.
A vezet6seg kerr tagokat,
hogy lehet6leg teljes szamban je-
lenjenek meg a gpiilesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
BOX MERK0ZEs
Felhivas a magyar boxol6khoz |!

Az aulgusztus 204an, a Campbell
Parkban tartand6 MAGYAR NAP
egyik nagyszaibasu sport esemA.
nye ketsegen kiviil, a boxmerlz6-
zes lesz. Amint AIT mar megirtalk
Warreni Magyar Ifjusagi K0r
kival6, k0nnyii sulyu boxol6ja
meri 0ssze erejet ellenfelevel.
Markovics Jamos testveriink La.
punk utjan keres maganaik ma
gyar ellenfelet erre a baratsagos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04

Amikor g Sorokat olVassa, ak
kor mar cgy magyar0lzb6l all0 tar
sasag jart IIemingWayn, South Ca
rolinaban, hogy megnezz6k azo-
kat a faGmokat, amelyeket szor-
galmas magYarolynall ajanlottak
fel leteleredtsre.
A fenteanIitptt magyar tarsasag
el6tt, mar hat magyar i1rt oda-
lent, hogy meggy6zGd.Tnek arr6l /,
vajjon tisztesstgeS-e az ajanlat ?
Eek EGYIKE sem akart far
mot venni, mivel ezeIk k0ziid negy
ujsagir6 volt, egy viraigkeresked6,
egy meg bankember. Mind hat
oft jart ember AIT allitja, hogy a
fold jo, az ara olcs6 es az eladasi
felt6telek nagyon kedvez6ek.
Az a magyarol1b6l all6 tarsa-
sag, amelyill sorok olvasasakor
ment meentzni a f0ldelet, a far
mokon szeretne letelepedni, xivel
csa'IadjuIkat farmallra al1arjal1 vim
nj, ahol szep otthonuJl1 lehet, cyil-
mjjlcs0t 6s f6zeltikfGl6ket termel-
hetnell, baromfit es tehencket ne
vclhetnek. OFT folytatjal1 a fold
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ADoMANYOK.

A "Magyarok Nagyasszonyaro' el-
nevezett r6mai katholillus hitkozseg
piknik iere adakoz6k nevsora a k0vet-
kez6:
Babinszky Andrasne es Ferenczy lst-
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HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0 \

merk6zesre.
Aki vallalkozik, hogy Markovics
csal kiaHjon nagyk0z0nSeg ele,
az ielentkezzen haladektalanml
szerkesz tosegiink ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
terlrealell.

terlrenek.
Amint tndjErk, Hon Ferenc IS
osaladia september k0zeptn erl1e
xix vissza YoungStoWnba.