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Evening star., 1927-11-09
~ HE last of the second round
matches in the competition for
the Scott Turner Trophy, put

"HE last of the second round
matches in the competition for
the Scott Turner Trophy, put
i up for play among golfers OF
the Bureau of Mines, was to
be played at East Potomac Park to-
day between Hargett and Shore. With
this match completed the tourney will
move into the semi.final stage,
matches in which are to be played
within a week.
In the consolation flight, which is
playing for the White trophy, Stream
er and Keleher are yet to play their
first round match, while the other
matches are ready for the semi-final.
Complete results of the tourney to
date follow:
Coz. defeated Keleher, Pope defeated White;
Sanford defeated Lambert. Hargett defeated
feated Pl;ein. Frederick defeated .whelan.
pope deeated sanfor
- acknowledgement defeated White,
Howell How, d defeated Lawrence Whelan defeated uS
payea ososer r the Msnor Ety. snd
esrd a fss s m as st
East Potomac Park the following week.
Contestants in the women's cham
pionship of the Congressional Coun-
try Club def1ed the drizzling rain
which fell yesterday and played their
first-round matches in the tourney for
the title now held by Mrs. J. Marvin
Haynes. The defending champion
downed Mrs. l.. Fl. Hedrick, 8 and 2,
and Mrs. r. l.. Rose defeated Mrs.
Monroe e. Miller, and 4. Mrs.
Haynes and Mrs. Rose are to play to-
day, the winner to meet Mrs. H. A.
Knox, who yesterday defeated Mrs.
William S. Corby, S and 4.
Golfers i'm the sports departments
Of the Washington daily newspapers
will compete in an 18-hole tourney to-
morrow at Washington Barracks as
the guests Of the officers mess. The
tourney will be in charge of Capt.
Frank B. Hayne, who recently sue
ceeded Capt. ]. r. d. Cleland as ath-
letic officer Of the post.
Forty eight Indian Spring golfers
today started competition in a mixed
Scotch foursOme event at the Four
Corners Club for prizes put up by Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Moore, who are holding
the tourney for friends in the club
Twenty-four woman players and as
many men started in the event. All
the entrants will be guests of the
Evening star., 1927-11-09
BY JOHN b. FOSTER.

.YEW YORK, November 9.-Con-
nj siderable interest surrounds
the naming of the most
& 4 Y valuable player to his team"
Evening star., 1927-11-09
Declared Logical Choice Most Valuable National League Player
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

Moores at the close of the tourney to-
morrow night.
Lionel Walker. formerly profes-
sional golfer at Bannockburn, plans
to open a golf school in downtown
Washington during the early Winter
in partnership with Henry d. Miller,
formerly pro at Rock Creek Park
Walker severed his Bannockburn con-
nection November /. The shop is in
charge of Preston Boiling, former as
sistant professional.
Evening star., 1927-11-09
FLOWERS VS.. ROSENBLO0M.

DETROIT. November (R.-Tiger
Flowers, Georgia negro. and Make
Rosenbloom of New York, outstand-
ing challengers for Mickey Walkers !
middleweight crown. meet in To-.
round bout tonight at the new
Olympia Gardens arena. - ~
~ ----------- d =,
The first Harvard-.Army foot ball,
game was played at West Point in
1896. r.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24

pothesis that the antiquity of man on
the American continent is much
greater than heretofore supposed. Dis
coveries in Oklahoma have served to
strengthen the theory.
Until these discoveries, archaeolo-
gistS of the southwest placed the time
though which there had been human
life on the continent variously at
from 10000 to $4,000 years. The new
hypotheses, resulting from the Fol-
som and similar discoveries, is that
there has been human life on the con-
tinent for $4,000 to 100000 years.
Enough bones for the reproduction
OF four skeletons of a prehistoric
species OF bison have been found,
and one of these is on exhibition in
the Denver natural history museum,
under whose direction the excavation
work has been carried on in recent
years by Fred HoWarth and Carl
Schwachheim of Ration, N. M. In
addition to the bones of the bison,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
CLEW TO FIRST MAN
in AMERICA SOUGHT

FOLSOM, N. M. Up With the
question and answer fad sweeping
the country, preparations are under
way by group of scientists to deter
mine, as nearly as possible, the right
answer to this:
"'What is the earliest date of human
life on the American continent?"
The scientists this summer will re-
new their diggings and excavations
at the gravel pits near here, which
already have yielded many valuable
relics of the prehistoric era in the
southwest. They hope to find fur
ther evidence to substantiate the ny.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24

bauches and that alcohol has come
tc dominate all public festivities, club
meetings, family parties, and even
simpler forms of amusement on the
Sabbath, and has frequently led to
violent excesses. 1t points out that
from all parts of Germany and all
social spheres complaints are increas-
ing about the rapid spread of the
alcohol habit. In recently published
statistic on the startling increase of
alcoholism a forecast must be seen
OF life of misery for the Masses
TicOnfph Tn1a10Loy1oc Of onI M
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24


HOLLYWOOD, Calf. There are in
dications that the long cycle of jew
iSh-Irish pictures is to be succeeded
by a cycle of father -and-son films.
'The Prince of Head Walters" re-
Gently released, features the self-Sac-
rificing love of father for his son.
"Sorrell and Son." the new H. B.
Warner picture now in production,
has father-love for it's basic theme.
Others in which father and son are
featured include 1.-THE Jazz Singer" :"
starring AL Jolson; "One-Round Ho-
gam in which James Jeffries, for
mer heavyweight champion, will play
the prizefighter father of Monte
Blue, and 1.-The Way of All Flesh, .
Emil Jannings first American pic
ture.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
German Bishops
Censure Abuses

BERLIN P-A scathing censure of
prevailing alcoholic abuses is con-
tanned in a pastoral which the bishops
at conference in Fulda caused to be
read from the pulpits of all Catholic
churches in Germany recently.
In strong language the letter sets
forth that fabulous sums are daily
being squandered for alcoholic de-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
Plan Standish Statue

PLYMOUTH, Mass Plymouth
landing place of the Pilgrims, may
yet have statue to an individual
Pilgrim. The Miles StandiSh as.
sociation has proposed the erection OF
statue 10 Captain Standish II
erected it will be the first Of it's
kind in the town.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
UNA1DED BY CLOTHES

UNAIDED BY CLOTHES
Casting directors are said to froWn
on the girl who hopes to get chance
in the movies without a good ward
robe and knowledge of how to
wear stylish clothes.
But Janet Gaynor, who is star in
her own right now, climbed all the
way from obscurity in the extra
ranks to place among Hollywood's S
celebrities without ever wearing a
modern. fashionable garment in front
of the movie camera.
Now that she is above casting di-
rectors, she is getting her first oppor-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24

relics have been found which be-
cause of their geological associations
are placed in the plaestocene or
great ice age by scientists. They
included rough arrow and spear
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
EVEN TOM MIX

Nearly all the male guests, at the
Wilma Banky-Rod LaRocque wedding
for instance, were formally attired.
Even Tom Mix, one of the few re-
naming sartorial rebels in the COL
ony, complied with the mode by
wearing everything from spats to
silk hat. But he managed to be diff
ferent anyway, by arriving in an open
carriage instead of an automobile
This acceptance of formal attire
for weddings is recent victory for
the style dictators; SO recent, in fact,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
SCREEN LIFE IN HOLLYWOOD

that a big business in cutaways and
accessories was reported during the
week preceding the Banky-LaRoc
affair.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24

tunity to be stylishly dressed, as the
stenographer heroine in 1.-TWO Girls
Wanted
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
BEST SELLER AT STUDIOS

The most popular book in the mo-
ton picture studios is the Year book
of the department of agriculture.
Studios buy hundreds of the bulky
tones because they are so fat, and
cost so little at second hand book
stores. A dollars worth Will fill more
shelves in library scene than vir-
tually any other kind of used litera-
ture; yet they photograph as well as
the most expensive novels
REVERSION TO TYPE
Thelma Todd, who was preparing
to become a Massachusetts, school
teacher when the movies called her
away from normal school two years
ago, will fulfill her destiny as an
educator after ALL
In "Open Range" she will be a
teacher from Massachusetts, who, of
course, falls in love with the hand
some westerner, played by Lane
Chandler.
Another girl who is reverting to
her previous occupation in make-be-
lieve is Shirley Dorman. Shirley went
to school in Richland, Ca, and was
stenographer in Macon, Ca; Miami,
Fla; Chicago and Los Angeles before
she entered pictures last year through
meeting Lois Weber, the director, who
thought she would make d better ac-
treSS than Stenographer Now Shirley
is a Stenographer again in "Teu It
to Sweeney"
HOLLYWOOD, Calf. f.-Tailors and
haberdashers gradually are winning
their fight to make Hollywood a town
of thoroughly correct" attire
Only few years ago film colony
dinners and dances were noted for
their informality. Tweeds and sport
shirts were popular at evening func-
tlonS, even those held at exclusive
hotels, and the sight = of an actor
wearing a cutaway, striped trousers
and high hat in the daytime was
conclusive proof that he was in cos
tune for some film.
Now the tuxedo is the uniform of
masculinity at virtually all evening
affairs in the screen colony. Strollers
on the boulevard look almost like
those of any other city and an i'm
portant wedding will bring out the
cutawayS and silk hats by the hun
dredS.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24

Dispatch Telephones 81 and 80.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
BIZTOSAN
MEGSZttNTETI
A FAJDALMAT

Azok az elcsiiggedt szenvedok,
akik eles, keshasogatasszerii faj-
dalmaIhban, tompa, liikteto, allan
do szurasokban szenvednek, anne
lyek oily gyakran kiser6i a vese
bajnak es maJbantalmaknak, meg
talalhatjak varva-vart segitse-
get, ha Johnson-fele V0r0s Ke-
reszt Vese Tapaszt tesznek fel. E1
majdnem azonnali segitseget hoz
borzailmas fajdalmak ellen es
nem rontja lie, hanem elosegiti
barmilyen mas kezelesnek a ha-
tasat, amit az orvos rendelt.
A Johnson-fele V0r0s Kereszt
Vese Tapasz semmilyen ertelem-
ben sem gy6gyszer e szervi "a
varok ellen y XII kell kernie or
va tanaasat is alavetnie magat a
kezelesenek, hogy betegs6g okai
kigy6gyitassanAk. ISL.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
Pesti t0rtenet.

Grin Is Griinne a reggeli pos
laval egy nevtelen leveRben ket
paholy.jegyet kapnak~ a1 Opera
ba. A hvelben csak ez ALT:
"Egy baratjukt6l. Talaljak kl,
hogy kitol."
Griinek persze mem halboznak es
elmennek este az Operaba. EgeSz
el6adas alatf talalgatjak, hogy Xxi
a jegyek kiild6je, de mem jonnek
ra. Vegre ejfelkor hzaamennek es
amint a villanyt felgyuJtJak, re-
miflettel konstataljak, hogy a Ia
kas11kat kiraboltak. Az asztalon
pedig a level ir6ianak irasaval
egy cedula:
"RemeEem, most mar tudJak,
kit5I.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10

lux. Megtannltmk vasarnap este,
hogy Beaverfallson, minden han
gos reklamtol menten, az evek So
ran at pompas miikedyel6 garda
rekrltal6dott 0ssze - akiknek a
vasarnap esti vendegszereplese,
mely nyomokat hagyott a magyar
szivekben.
: A beaverfallsi reformatus eey-
haz if.iasaga vasarnap este a ma
gyar reformatns egyhaz vendege-
kent varoSunkban tartott el6-
adast. KisSzamu, de lclkes k0z0n-
seq gyiilt egybr, hogy megismer-
je szomszed varoS vendegSeg-
ben jaroit. Megismerte, de meg is
szeretettc. lgazan kar, hogy az
lido r0vitls6gc miatt sokan elma-
radtak err6l pompas el6adasrol.
Farkas Imre regi, kedves, de
mindig elevene hat0 tnekes Szin-
miive,, az "1gloi diakok :" kariilt
bemutataSra. A draga mcsc, a fill
bemaSz6 magyar n6tak, a felvide
Xxi diakelet kedves bpallitaSa, meg
fogta a hallgat osagot. A szerep-
lok egyt6l gyig kivaloak voltak.
A jelmezpk cSak emelfdk az pl6-
adas osszhatasat.
Kadar Bella eS .JuhaSz Ilonka.
mint ket foszerep krealoi, POM
pasan megalltak helyiiket. Mem
csak jatekuk, hanem enekszama-
ik is meltan erdemeltek Xxi k0-
z0nseg tapsviharat.
Varga Bella, mint Holeczy Pts
ia, kellemes hangu es dallas je-
lens6g. Diaktarsai: >Sandor Fe-
rene, Szeman Jozsef, Orosz San
dor, stb.. kisebb nagyobb Szcre-
peikben hoztak eleven 6letct a
szinpadra.
Lorincz Gyorgy, mint magyar
tot korcsmaroS, Siip1Gcz i.ajos.
mint pedelllS, allandoan deriilt-
segben tartottak a koz0nseget, ne
XIX is jutott bowen a tapsokb6l.
Szuperak Peter, mint naeykt-
phi apa, aki a vegen fiaval egy-
lit mulat. hatarozottan kitiino
volt. Jateka. maSzkja megeldc-
mel mindcn dicserctet.
Bohller Andras, Lazar Mikl6s.
Szathmary Pal, Kovacs Kalman es
Burian JOSEF - tanari testilet
tagjaikent, igaz elmenykent ha-
tottalk. Mind jo miikedvel6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
Magyar Hazban vendegszerepel.
"A ''Mezeskalacs" keriil itt is szin

Magyar Hazban vendegszerepel
"A 'Mezeskalacs" keriil lit is szin
re.
Az erdekes mese.Gi darab, mely
tele van szep magyar notakkal,
hissAiik, lit is Macy tetszest fs ell
ismerest fog aratni.
A magyarsag j6l teszi, ha zsu-
folasig megtolti a Magyar Haz
szinhaztermet. A kitiin6 darab es
a nagyszerii szarcpl6k meltan ra-
szolgalnak ere.
l1apunk ket hettel czelotti sza
maban lek0zoltiik szerepl6k ne
veit. K0zHemenyiinkIben azonban
hiba csuszott be. Tevedesiinket lit
igazitjuk helyre.
A bu6dos6 katonat ifj. Barsony
JOSEF fogja alakitani, mig Orzsi,
varosi pesztonka szerepeben =
Szab6 Mariska keriil a k0zonseg
elf.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
"TUL A Macy KRIVANON
A figgetlen ref. egyhaz 1fjusagi
K0renek sziniel6adasa.

Mar most felhivjuk magyar
sag figyelmet egy nagysznrii SZi-
niel6adasra. A fiiggetlen reforma-
tus egyhaz ifjusaga februar o.
en-. vasarnap szinre hozza "Tul
a nagy Krivanon" cimii pompas,
magyar, enckes darabot.
Akik ennek a kedves es hatasos
darabnak elso el6adasara emile
keznek, azok ismerve daraIbot,
csak legjobb reklamot csinalhat-
jak.
Erdekes es valtozatos mose,
sztp magyar n6tak, elsorangu sze
rcpoSztas, cvvel jellemezhet .Nill
lcgj obban ezt az opcrette-t.
A darab pr6bai szorgalmasan
folynak, minden Szerepl6 igyek
silk tehetsege lcgjavat ADM
ICY bizonyosak vagynnk abban,
hogy 6lvezctes elGadasban lesz
reSZiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10

A kis szerapekben elenk keriil.
TEX melt6 kiegeszit6i voltak a
nagySzerii egyiittesnek.
Utoljara hagytnk amak meg
emlitestt, hogy a darab rendeze-
seert ut. Varga Lajos, beaverfall-
81 ref. lelkeSzt illeti dicseret. Ne
ienek 2ongora kiSerete, mely min
den tekintetlben kivan volt, a he
gedii kiser6lvel egyetemben Macy
ban jarlilt ahhoz, hogy az el6adas
semmi tekintctben Sc hagyjon XII
vanni val6t hatra.
Akik vasarnap este vegigelvez-
TEX baaverfallsiak eloadasat,
azok sztt viszik annak hiret. Hisz
silk IS remelJiik, hogy legk0zc-
lebbi elGadasuk allSalmaval. soll
szaz fonyi magyarsag ntzi meg
0kct.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
Az ELS0 CSAVARGOZOS
SZABADALMAZASA.

John Ericsson, sved alattval6
1888. februar Len kapott saba
dalmat nagyfontossagu talalma-
ra, a csavarg6z0sre. Ericsson a csa
vargozost 18364ban talalta fel es
Angliaba utazott, abban a re-
menyben, hogy oft azonnal for
galomba hozhatja. Csodalatoskep,
az angol tengereszet semmi er-
deklodest sem mutat0tt kor-
szakalkot6 tervt irant es ez kesz-
tette ct ARA, hogy 1S39-ben az
nj vilagban keressen piacot sza-
badalmara. K6t evvel ezutan ke-
sziilt ell az els6 csavarg6zos hadi-
haj6, a "Princeton'. Ez a hajo
adta meg alapjat modern goz-
halo epitkezesnek, amennyiben
az els6 haj6 volt, amelynck gepei
6s kazanja a viz szine aiatt alt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
EMBEREK, NE sIRJAToK.
Remenyi JOSEF uj regenyerol a
legnagyobb elismeres hangjan ir
az amerikas magyar sajto-A
negykotetes, pompas regsny ara
harom dollar.

Az ujabb magyar iroi gardanak
egyik szamottevo, markas tagja,
Romenyi JOSEF. A legnagyobb
magyar napilapban, Szabadsag
ban megjelent cikkei, tanulma-
nyai, ertekezesei, ismerteto irasai
mindig igaz cricket jelentettek
azok szamara, akik igaz4gy0ngy-
gyel mem ismcrik el egy6rttkiinek
a hamisat.
Akik cleveland angol napila-
pokat olvasnak, azok tudjak, hogy
irasai oft is napvilagot latnak.
Remenyinek most jelent meg
masodik, hatalmas regenye, az
'Emberek, ne sirjatok y. Ntgy-
kotetes, amerikas4magyar targyu
ez a regeny, melynek kiilso kial-
litasa melt6 keretkent szolgal a
belSO tartalOmnak.
Ez a regeny igazi szenzaci6-
kent hat. OFT kene hogy legyen
minden magyar csalad asztalan.
Talan az elso magyar nyelvpn
megjelent mllnka, mely az ameri-
kas-magyar eletet boncolgatja.
Remenyi ismeri eletiinket, kiiz-
delmeinket, ICY hiven tudja inter-
pretalni.
Olvas6inkat ismetelten kerjuk,
vegyek meg EFT a negyk0tetes re-
genyt. Kaphat6 a szerzonel, a 4
kotet ara harom dollar. SzerkesZ-
t6segiinkben is megrendelhet3.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10

Observation-Disclosures D6nes es ifj
Abraham Mikl6s.
A gyiiks .elhat arozta, hogy min
den no utols6 vasarnapjan bait
rendez.
A Magyar Haz kuglizo osztalya
elhatarozta, hogy szdpen berende-
zett kugli helyisegeben, id0k0zon-
kanti verSenyt rendez. Felkeri a
iars klHgliz6 egyesiileteket, hogy
versenyIiikre jdlentkezzenck; vi
szont ok is elmennek versenyre.
A versenyre jelentkezSk az
alabbi cimre irjanak: Pozsgi lst-
van, Box l52, Ellwood City, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
A BETYAR KEND0JE
sNagyszerii el0adasra kesziil ka-
tholikus ifjusag.

Az idei hnsvetnak kttsegkiviil
a legnagyobb szenzacioJa lesz, a
.Katholikus 1fjusagi Kor miiked-
vel6inek sziniel6adaSa. Amint an
max hirtt vessziik, aprilis 17.-fn,
vasarnap este a k0r kitiin6 mil
kedvel6i a Betyar kend6je' eli
mil enekeS nepSzinmiivet fogjak
bemutatni.
Az el6adasra Macy lelkesedes-
sci kesziilnek a szerepl0k. A da-
rab betanitasanak Is rendez6se-
mex nehez es faradtsagos munka-
jat, ozv. Mihok Sandorne vallal-
ia niagara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
sep BAL


A Magyar Haz altal rendezett
bal, mint elore lathat0 volt, gy0.
ny0riien sikerith. A rendez6seg
mindan megtett, hogy az els6 bal
jlk ez fvben meglepe6 sikerrel
kezd6djek. Ezt a bu0gosagot a
minden no utols6 szombatjan rem
dezend6 bafjukon is fentartjak
s6t minden baljuhkal, kesziilnek
njabh es njabb meglepetdSt sze-
rezni "a kozonsegnek. A lagk0ze-
lebbi bal febrllar, 26.-an lesz meg
tartva, ugy'ancsak a magyar ha2
disztermeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10

A Johnson-fdle V0rGs Kcfeszt
Vese Tapasz melegit es enyhit e.
gy6gyereje azohnal kezd felszi-
v6dni a boron keresztiil egyene-
sen a megtamadott r6szekbe. J6-
tekohy hatasa falytatodik mindad
dig, amig tapasz testen RATA
van. BAtosan megSziinteti a faj-
dalmat. k.erja hatarOzottan a
gy6gyszereszt6l a Macy Words Ke-
reszt Vese Tapaszt a WORDS flan-
nell hattaE. Minden gy6gyzertar-
ban kaphat0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
New Castle, Pa.
Kohl: Bumbulucz JOSEF.
"MEZESKALACS"

1fj. Barsony Josef altal rende-
zctt "MazeSk alacS' cimii miiked
vel6 elGadas ian,iar %. .-tn hagy 81
kerrel zajlott lie Nfmet Hall
ban. A miikndvel6k mind, kive-
tel nelkiil, meglep6 sikerrel felel-
TEX meg hivataSalknak. A szfp
szammal jeTevplt k6z6nseg 6ria-
81 tapssal jntalmazta sikeriiket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
6.-IK OLDAL
RoZsAK.
En- elsiroIn nektek,

En- elsirom nektek,
Amt masnak mem merck. :!
Amt senki mas mem ert meg,
R6zsak! En- nagyon szeretek.
Latjatok, meg fatal vagyok,
Szivemben forr az elet!
Meg a n6tak, meg a dalok
Most meg mind az enyemek.
R6zsak! Ii busak, ii kedvesek,
Hat elhervadjak en- is. -?
Hisz oily nagyon szep az elet!
s en- maid meg csak ezutan, elek
Is. o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
MAGYAR DALJATEK
Szombaton este a Magyar Hazban
kerul szinre ''Mezeskalacs".

Megirtuk lapunkban, hogy a
"Mezeskalacs" new castlei bemu
tat6janak Macy sikere volt
A kitiinG cr6kb6l all6 MIXED
vel6 garda, mely ifj. Barsony J6-
zsef vezetese mellett mar annyi
feledhetetlen estet szerzett a ma
yyarsagnak, szomhaton, februar
12.-en este Ellwood Cityben, a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
Ellwood City, Pa.
Kohl: Bumbulucz JOSEF.
VI TISZTIKAR

Az ellwood-cityi Magyar Haz
1927. januar 15.-fn tartotta meg
evi Macy gyiileset, a gyiilesen egy
hangulag a k0vetkez6 tiztikart
valasztottak meg:
Eln0k-Pozsgi,;,lstvan
PenZtarnOk@ DeneS.
Jegyzo-Demetcr Istvan.
Ellen6r-lStrecn1la Simon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10

A 10 pap holtig tanul - ezt
tartja a magyar kozmondas. Mem
vagyunk papok S megis tanlllunk.
Nasarnap este ism6t tanultunk.
Megismertiik beaverfallsi ma
gyar reformatus ifjusagot egy szi-
ni5 loadas kapcsan. Csak a legna-
gyobb elismeressel irhatunk ro-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
Csaladi jelenet.

A ftrj: Els felfogadtad mar az
nj szakacsnet?
A feleseg: Eel. Mar ket napn
8 foz.
A ferj: J6l foz?
IA feles6g: J6l.
A ferj: Takarekos?
A feleseg: De meg mennylre
A ferj: Mem felesel? Mem nyei-
vel?
A feles6g: Mem.
A ftrj (felsdhajt): Mifrt mem
ismertem meg ezt not - az es
kiiv0m cGtt9...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
A BEAVERFALLSIAK
HATALMAS SIKERE

Kisszamu, de lelkes kozonseg i'm
nepelte vendeg miikedveloket-
Az "Igloi diakok'' enekes szin-
miiben pompas alakitast nyujtot-
tak.-Juhasz ncnka es Kadar Be.
la, ket foszereplo, tobbiekkel
egyetemben megerdemel minden
dicseretet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
1927. FEBRUAR 10.

Ericsson igazi hirnevre a Poligar-
shaboru alatt tett szertI "Moni-
tor" elkesziilesekor, amelynek
rendkiviil fontos szerep jlltott a
habor1r alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10
A gyermekek.

= Csokold meg a KlSasSzohy'
Taci.
Mem rsokolom, inert ut
llcy-e papa?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-10

llgy-e papa I.