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Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
EXPLOSION WRECKS RESIDENCE IF JUROR
 SACCO VANzETT|
FAMILY BLOWN FROM BEDS MAR RoWLY AVERT DEATH;
 GUARDS DISPATCHED

EAST MILTON, Mass, Aug. 16. (P) An explosion, believed by the police
 to have been caused by a bomb, equipped with time fuse wrecked the home of Lewis McHardy, juror on the Sacco-Vanzetti trial of seven years ago. McHardy, his wife, and their three grown children, who were blown from their beds by the force of the blast, narrowly escaped death. All five suffered from cuts and bruises and Mrs. McHardy thought to have suffered from concussion. She was trapped in her room on the second floor of a two and one-half story wooden house before the police rescu- ed her.
 The husband was able to work his way from the ruins and the two sons, Jack and Theodore, carried their sis ter Helen from her room. Windows were blown from houses a mile away and nearby trees were stripped of their leaves. With the exception of the rear wall and sides the McHardy house was blown out and the granite foundation cracked A line of police was thrown about the house and in- vestigation started by state police. Guards have been dispatched to the homes of other jurors.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
SON IF CAPITALIST FEARS FUR HIS LIFE
 HIRES DETECTIVES
FRED VAN BLARcoN, ARRIVES FROM SEATTLE HURRIED TRIP
 FROM EAST

SEATTLE, Aug. 16. (P-Asserting attempts were being made to kill him, Fred Van Blarcon, age 42. son of the late Jacob Craigh Van Blarcon, St. Louis banker and capitalist, arrived and applied to the Burns Detective Agency for protection against his un- known enemies. Van Blarcon has filed suit for his parents millions which he said were willed to him but which distant relatives are seeking. He told the detectives of the attempt made to kidnap, poison and slay him and that he fled from St. Louis to es- cape repuuted assassins. He was dusty and begrimed from his hurried travel.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
POLICE DEPARTMENT
 SEATTLE, HOT WATER
STARING TAKES PERSONAL HAND IN SQUABBLES; OFFICERS
 ARE DIVIDED

SEATTLE, Aug. 16. (P)-Seattle's latest inthe police Department halt ed yesterday with a fistic battle be- tween Sergeant ". I. Smith and Pat rolman Dan Hogan when the latter attempted to arrest his superior of- ficer on a liquor charge
 With charges and counter cahrges flying thick and fast, Chief of Police William H. Soaring announced last night that he had taken a hand in the affair and had both officers un- der Investigation Neither has been suspended, but buzzing talk around headquarters and at the precinct sta tions indicates that the whole force is inclined to line up in pro-Hogan and pro-Smith camps and sparks from the fray are near the powder box of the whole department.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
DAWES CR|T|CZES
 GENEVA ARMS FARLEY
 DEDICATE T|ON SPEECH
FAILURE OF CONFERENCE WILL LEAD TO GREATER DEMANDS
 BY PUBLIC

BUFFALO, N. Y. Aug. 16. (P)-In the presence of Prime Minister Stan ley Baldwin, of Great Britain and the Prince of Wales, Vice-President Charles c. Dawes plunged into cri- ticism of the Geneva arms barley and declared it unthinkable that Great Britain and America should enter into 8 competitive naval con- struction campaign, simply because their technical experts had been un- able to agree to a practical principal of limitation
 He strongly indicated that in his opinion, the failure of the conference was due to insufficient preparatory work and declared the failure of this conference was bound to lead to greater demand by the public for arms limitations. He said that the Geneva meeting could not be exactly regarded as a failure however, since in the end it would prove mere in- cident in the great onward march of the English speaking people toward disarmament
 General Dawes unexpected and dramatic declaration came as the eli max to the ceremonies attending the dedication of the Peace Bridge, link ing Buffalo in the United States and Fort Erie, in Ontairo, Canada The Prince of Wales formally opened the bridge by cutting a ribbon and turn ing golden key. Later he shook hands with Vice-President Dawes, exactly in the center of the bridge. Premier MacKinzie, Governor Smith and the Prince of Wales made speeches emphasizing the friendship between Great Britain and America
 The only other mention of the Ge- neva conference was contained in a speech of Premier Baldwin He said |'The United States and Britain have to differ for a moment, but this does not affect their friendship"
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BRIDE |S JAILED
 ACCOUNT FLIRTING
SAYS SHE MUST PROVE INNOcENSE BEFORE
 CONTINUE HONEYMOON

OAKLAND, Aug. 16.(P)-A twenty two year old bride is in jail for flirt- ing and her young husband says that the honeymoon is over until she proves her innocense.
 The trouble started from a quarrel between the bride and her husband. She left the house and went to a corner drugstore for candy, and while there she met friend of both herself and her husband A moment later the police arrested her for flirt-- ing. She is now in jail, and further more, she is on a hunger strike.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
THOUSANDS ARE DEAD
 IN CHINESE QUAKE {.
 |s STATEMENT
CLERGYMAN SENDS OUT COM MUNlCATION TELLING OF DI-
 sASTRoUS QUAKE

PEKING, Aug. 16. (P-Fifty thou and are dead in the .Liang Chow dis trict of Kansu Province as a result of the disastrous earthquake. of May B, is the latest Chinese official re- port, as sent by M Theodore Bud- denbrook, of the Steyle Mission at Liang Chow.
 The clergyman who first sent the details of the terrible quake, in the wilds, says in a communication dated July 1, We are sitting in the midst of misery, produced by the great quakes of May g. Shocks are con- tinuing daily, but without damage, owing to the wholesale destruction in the Liang Chow district Four thousand homeless, half-starved per sons are wandering about the dis trict. The Chinese are aiding as much as their resources will permit"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
RHINE TROOPS ARE
 REDUCED SLIGHTLY
FRENCH SEND HOME 5000 SOL DIERs FROM GERMANY; s5.-
 900 LEFT

PARIS, Aug. 16. (P)-Yielding to pleas of Foreign Minister Briand, the Council of Ministers agreed to "a re- duction of the French forces who are now occupying the Rhineland. AL though the reduction is merely nomi- nal, Briand at once got in touch with German Foreign Minister Stressman to convince him that Franco-German accord is still possible, despite acute of Premier Poincaire The reduction, according to unofficial reports will bring down the French strength in Germany from 10000 to about 35,OO0.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
STORM JAIL, EIGHT
 KILLED, MANY HURT
MOB ATTEMPTS TO LYNCH POL iCEMAN WHO SHOT PROMl-
 NEWT CITIZEN

PANAMA, Aug. 166. (P)-Eight per sons are reported killed and many in- jured in an attempt to storm the jail at Buena Ventura. The dispatches said the mob sought to lynch a police man whom it held responsible for the shooting to death of prominent citi- zen Unable to obtain arms the mob used rocks and sticks freely. The police and a handful of soldiers tried to force them back but endorsements had to be called from nearby town.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
ATTEMPT T|NC ROUND
 UP HOTEL ROBBERS
SEATTLE POLICE ARREST TWO MEN AND WOMEN IN SNO-
 HOMlSH HOTEL

SEATTLE, Aug. 16. (P)-With the arrest last night of two men and two women in a hotel in Snohomish, H. H. Maxwell, special investigator for the American Railway Express, and Detective Sergeant R. R. Roberts, of Seattle; and Sonohomish County De-
 putty Sheriffs; and the arrest of Jas. C. Cuthbert, in Tacoma, it developed that peace officers of Western Wash ington are seeking to round up a gang of hotel robbers who are oper
 ating in Seattle, Tacoma and Everett.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
HUNDRED EARTH SHOCKS
 FEW DAYS TURKEsTAN

MOSCOW, Aug. Is. (P)-Nearly 100 earth shocks have been felt the past few days in the region of Ferghana, Turkestan, with list of 34 dead and 72 injured! All buildings in the new town of Diamangan have been damag- ed while 500 houses in the old town have been destroyed. The railway bridge, which was damaged, was the first indication of the earthquake not ed on Saturday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
ICE "coRNER" COSTLY

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo.,Aug. 16.(P) Mike Lemich claims the record for the payment of the top price for ice here this summer-s25 for 100 pounds. He tried to take it for nothing from a refrigerator car and ended up in jus tice of the peace court where his alibi that he was carrying it to friend with headache failed to get over.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
ALLEGED EXPERIMENTAL
 ACTRESSES IN MIX-UP

LOS ANGELES, Aug, 16lP)-Paul- inc Caron and Gertrude Short, mo- tion picture actresses, patched up their differences in the District At torney's office and agreed not to get temperamental again. It was reveal ed here that Pauline had punched Gertrude while the two were making pictures and the latter had filed an assault charge against her former friend.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
SHIRT FRONT 300 GUlNEAs

FOLKSTONE, Eng, Aug. 16. (P- white shirt front bearing the sigma lures of Chaliapin and other celebrat- ed artists who appeared at concert in connection with British Music Trades Convention, was sold at auc- tion five times and realized 300 guin- eas. The shirt front was autographed by the artists while being worn by a member of the convention.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
STUNT Av|ATR|x DIES
 FROM INJURIES, OHIO

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. 166. (P) Gladys Roy, age 25, aviatrix who planned a New York to Rome flight as the climax to seven years of stunt flying, died in the hospital from in- juries received when a whirling pro- pellor struck her at Watson Field Several years ago she broke several worlds parachute leaping records.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
REINDEER SHIP SIERRA
 ARRIVES 0FF NOME

NOME, Aug. IS. (P)-The motor ship, arrived, 16 days out from Seat ship, aarriyed, 16 days out from Seat tie The freight included complete machinery for a meat cannery and packing plant at Golovin Bay. The arrival of the ship was heralded as marking a new ara in the Alaska reindeer industry.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
FIVE PLANES START IN
 DOLE-HAWA||AN AR RAGE

OAKLAND, Aug. 16. (P)-All five of the graceful mechanical birds raced out over the ocean in pursuit of the Dole prizes of $25,00O and S10,OOO The planes left in the wake of one crashing, one failing to take off, and the third is returning because of mo- tor trouble.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
BABY GIRL ARRIVES
 F0R FRENCH AVIATOR

PARIS, Aug. 16. (R)-Maursce Broughin, French aviator, whose fret fulness over the delay of starting on the trans Atlantic hop, has been tenn pered by the hope of seeing an expect ed baby before he goes. The stork proved faster than the time the air plane Columbia made, for Mbselle Monique Droughin arrived this morn ing
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
CALIFORNIA BANK |S
 ROBBED IN DAYTIME

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 16. P- Three heavily armed but unmasked men held up the City Market branch of the California Bank yesterday, escaping with approximately $1,OO0 in currency
 Police declared that the identity of the trio is believed to be known. No arrests have been made so far
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
BISHOP ROWE INSIDE

NOME, Aug. 16, (P)-The motor ship Brewer arrived from Point Bar rows without encountering ice. Bishop Rowe, who is reported sailing from Seattle on the cutter Northland, left Nome Sunday for St. Michael and h. terior Yukon points,
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
WINS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

CLEVELAND, Aug. Is. (P-Carl Kaufman, of Pittsburg, won the Na- tional Public Links Championship at Ridgewood Club, by defeating Willi- am Serrick, of New York in 37 holes.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
VISITS VETS

TORONTO, Aug. Is. (P- The Prince of Wales and Prince George cheered disabled war veterans, on a visit to hospitals. Prime Minister Baldwin was the principal speaker at the dedication of the new Union Station.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
iNvENTs s7.5o TYPEWRITER

LENINGRAD, Aug. 16. s(P)--L. S. Zatonski, technician coonstructor of claims to have ins ntad a new typewriter which, if rrodaced on a large scale, will cost $7.1
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
GOES OUT COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, DC. Aug. 16.(P)- The Navy Department has issued orders placing the U. s. s. Scropion out of commission at the Navy yard in Philadelphia.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-16
FARRAGUT DUE TOMORROW

The s. s. Admiral Farragut, Of the P. s. s. Co.,, is due to arrive in port tomorrow morning from the South, according to the local office.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-02-07
Job Printing Neatly Done At The Herald Job Shop.
BOAT SCHEDULES

BOAT SCHEDULES c. N. R.: Prince Rupert ar rives, leaves Thursday morn ing.
 Steamship Border Queen every twenty days from Se- attle.
 Ketchikan Mail boat Taku II arrives Wednesday morning ]; leaves Wednesday evening.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-02-07
CALENDARS

Before ordering your 1928 Calendars see the Herald's un- surpassed line of high grade Art Calendars, comprising ov- CT 40 subjects by famous art ists and representing the high est development of the CaIen> dar makers art. We offer you de luxe quality, at Outside prices. Advocates of the Buy at Home policy will find it to their advantage to come in and see what we are offering before ordering ere.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-02-07

MT. anw Mrs. J. P. Hawkin- son of Stewart became the proud parents of a daughter Friday morning.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-02-07

Chief of Police McNeill of Prince Rupert is a visitor in Stewart.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-02-07

Mrs. Carolan of Stewart re- turned Monday from trip to Prince Rupert.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-02-07
$500 REWARD

The undersigned will pay the above sum for information leading to the arrest and con. viction of the person who po1s. oned my dog "Pal."
 D. J. Mulcare.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-02-07

For Sale-Nine piece dining room suite, two beds complete, kitchen chairs, child's crib ana high chair. Inquire at Meat Market.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-02-07
LOCAL TOPICS

Mir. and Mrs. Duane D. Kim ball, of Stewart, returned Mon day from a trip to Prince Ru- pert.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-02-07

MT. and Mrs. c. F. Harrison, Stewart residents, returned Monday from a visit in Prince Rupert.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-02-07

Mrs. o. F. Hill, returned Monday from a visit in Ketchi- kan and Prince Rupert.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-02-07

Mrs. Bert Smith of Premier returned last week from a visit in Eastern Canada.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-02-07

Ben Oien, manager of the Fly der Dairy, left Thursday on a visit to the States.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
HARMINCEGY ESZTENDo
Nagyszabasu evfordul6i vasart rendez
a McElroy ceg-A vasarl6k ertekes
ajandekot kapnak-Az tizlet fejl6dese
szinte peldatlan-M Minden egyes vev6
meg van elegedve.

Harmincegy evve ezel0tt Hugh Me-
Elrov egy kis szobanak aitajat nyitot-
ia meg. Ebben szobaban alig volt
egy par butor. Ii uzleti elvek alkalma
zasava1 kezdte meg a kis uzlet mike
deset, tekintet nelkiil arra. hogv a tob-
hi butorkereskedesek NIT csinaltak
Napiainkban BEBIZONYULT, hogy
azok az iizleti elvck megfelel6ek vol
tax.
A kis uzletb6l egy hat emeleteS liz
let es egv batalmas raktarhaz fejl6-
d0tt. A nagysz;mu iiz,etfclek igenyei-
mex kielegitesere egy. tobb mint
negyedmilli6 foIlaros raktar all keszen.
Butorok. sz6nyegek, sp6rok, lampak,
agvak, jegszekrenyek 5 mindenfaita
9akberendezesi targyak a legnagyobb
valasztekban kaphat6k. A c6g f6t0rek-
vese az, hogy minden egyes vasarl6
legtcljesebb mertekben meg legyen
eegedve. A ma is ervenvben lev6 lille
ii civ pedig a kovetkez6: Egy meg
elegedett iizletfel, legiobb reklam. -
Harnincegv ewes izleti mutt all NJ
H. l.. McElroy cag hata megett. A ceg
most iinnepli megalapitasanak 3l-ik ev
fordul6iat ebb6 M alkalomb6l, min
den idok legna gyobb vasarjat rendezi
meg. Minden egyes arucikknek az ara
melyen lie van szallitva, ugv, hogy aki
most vasarol, az rcngeteg penzt TAXA
rt meg. Ezenfeliil, mindenki. aki 81
dollar 6rtekiit vasarol - az teliesen in
gyen = cgy csodaszep parkany, disz-
ora kap ajandekba.
Ez az ajandek bizonyiteka annak,
hogv c6g meltanyolja AZ iizletfelek
partfogasat.
A pompas evfordnl6i vasar az egesz
h6napon keresztis foRnmatban lesz.
Mindenkit szives szeretettel meginvi-
talunk, hogy vegyen reszt ezen va
saron
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
NEGY ToJAS MEG Az AUTO
Egy eltiint auto, tojasos kaland-
'da-A tolvajok szepF Fieveiben meg
kosz0ntek a rajdot.

Kiil0nos kalandban volt resze
Harsanyi Endre, k0ziSmert ma
gyar real estates szep, maidnem
VI aut6janak
A karcsu, kis, de kenyelmes
Whippet kocsi, napi munkajat ell
vegezve, Harsanyiek haza mellett.
139 s. Tuesdale Ave, pihante XII
a faradalmakat.
Vasarnapra virrad6 hajnalon
tolvajkezek, alknlcsok segitseoe-
vel az aut0t birtokba vettek es el-
hajtottak.
A kocsi eltimt nyoma ye-
sZett.
De nemsokara megkeriilt. A
struthersi rend6rseg talalta meg.
oft busrtlt, arvnlt szegenyke Lo-
veland Hill-en, egymagaIban.
"A tOlVaJoK a k0cSlban - SZefen
csere - semmi kart mem tettek.
Sot. A hasznalat ara fejeben toja-
sokat, meg pedig friss tojasokat.
hagytak a gepben. Negyet
Igaz, mask negy is akadt. dc
az mar 0ssze volt t0rye.
A tojasokon kiviil, egy udvarias
hangu levelket talaltak kocsi-
ban, evvel a szoveggel:
"Halasam koszonjiik a pompas
gepet, nagyon iol mulattunk s.
igazan elveztiik az autozast.. Z
Hogy mikent keriiltek a gepbe
friss tojasok, az orok rejtely ma
rad Talan csak mem tyukok aut6z-
tax abban9...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
A campbelli polgarok
vasdrnapi Macy gyGlese
A CAMPBELLI PoLGARoK vAsARNAPI Macy
GYULESE
Minden magyar legyen jelen gyilesen. = Fonto
dolgokban kel hatarozni

a Campbelh Magyar Polgari
Kor majus Len, vaSarnap este 7
oral kezdettcl gyriiltSt rendcz, az
Atletak helyisagtbcn, l2O Robin
son Road alatt.
A gyiilesen az alant k6zolt fon-
tos kerdesek keriilnek megvitatas-
ra $ exert kivanatos, hogy minden
magyar megjelenjen.
"A Polgari K0r celul tiizte XII a
szegenyek es arvak felkarolasa-
max az iigyet. Bizottsagot kell va
lasztani tehat evvel az iigyk0rrel.
A magyaroknak sem illik elma-
radni a tobbi nemzetek mpllett. Ez
az egy targy megkivanja minden
j6frzesii magyar megjelenes6t.
A gyiilesen szamol be megva-
lasztott negyesibizottsag, molynek
feladata volt a t0bbi nemzetist-
gck testiileteivel felvenni az 6rint-
kczes fonalat. Akik elj0nnck a va
sarnapi gyiil6sre. azok hallani
fogjak a bnottsae erdekeS jelen-
teset.
A Magyar Haz iieye is kor-
miinkre egett. Minden magyar er-
ri, tudja, hogy tenni kell vala-
nit, meg pedig siirg6sen. A vasar-
napi gyiiles egy 5-tagu bizottsa-
got fog kikiildeni. mely azutan eb
ben a kerdesben megteszi silk
seges lepeseket..
Minden nemz tnek meg van a
sajat otthona Campbellben =
csak mi, maeyarok szegyenkezhe-
tiink elmaradottsagunk miatt. A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
Macy BtjNT

kovethettiink ell most biinhod-
mink kell. Lapunkat, melyb6l .jo
nehany peldany jart csehek al
tad elrabolt Felvidekre, kitiltot-
TAX $ a legutdbbi peldanyok visz-
szaerkeztek ''nem beengedhet6' =
jelzessel.
Az egesz dolog jelentektelen
apr6sagnak think. A csehek AEON
ban annyira bHtosak lehetnek
nralmulzba, hogy meg a messzi-
rol, az Amerikab6l jov6 magyar
ujsAgokt6l, magyar betut3l is fel-
mex.
Szegeny csehek - erik, hogy
a Felvideket csak btioroliak... s
ICY 1nindentSl felnek!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
A legszebb magyar n6tak
csendiilnek fel vasarnap
Youngstown Magyar Dalkor vasarnap este 7:3O key
detel tarja vacsoraval egybekotott misoros estjet
nemreg megaaku dalardanak lesz eo onao
zasa Erdeks zongora hegeduszamok tarxitjak

MaJuS Len, aZon napon, ami
kor az ohazai munkassag iinnopet
ill, mutatkozik be, nagyszerii mil
sor es pompas vacsora kereteben
nemreg megalakult Youngstow-
nj Magyar Dalk0r.
A gyari veritekben, fiistben,
koromban, faradtsa gban megfa-
radt munkasok -dalardat alaki-
tOttak, hogy a maguk tS maSok
gyonyorilsegerer a magyar n0ta-
max ne szaradjon Xxi veglegesen
k0riinkben a viragia.
Dicseretes. Szep, de nehez mum
ka ez. Vasarnap este lesz a dalar-
danak az els0. 0nall6 szereplese $
erre a dalarda avatora hivataloS
minden magyar.
Tudjuk. hissziik. hogy k0riink-
ben vannak Szamosan. akik ha
mem is notas emberek. de szivc-
sen, szeretettel gy0nyork0dnek el
masok dalaiban. ezek. hissziik. oft
lesznek a vasarnapi kultur-esten.
"Mert XII tudja lit, hogy DALAI
inkban.. ~
A magyar n0tak Szepseget, ba-
natal. vigsagat csak az erti, az el-
vezi. aki igazan magyar. De az err
ri is.
Hissziik es remeljiik. hoey a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28

regi magyar sz6las AIT tartja !:
cobb kes6 - mint soha!". Mi is
elkestiink evvcl dologgal, de ha
meglcsz a magyarsag 0sszctarta-
sa, egyakarata, akkor EFT a ne
mes c6lt nagyon k0nnyii lesz meg
val6sitani.
lit emlitjiik meg. hogy Urlaub
Antal polgartarsunk levelet ka-
pott Ohio allan kepvisel0j6t6l,
Nils p. .JohnsontoI. Nils p. john
son levelben megk0sz0ni a camp
belli 0sSzmagyarsag tamogatasat S
bizalmat. Megigeri. hogy tovabb-
ra is campbelli magyarsag rem
delkezesere all - minden iigy-
ben. Leveleben 0sSzetartaSra buzz
ditja a magyarokat.
\ vasarnapi fontos gyiilest is
metelten minden magyar sziveS Fl
gyelmebe ajanliuk. Mem egyes EN-
berek erdeker0l - hanem az 0ssz-
magyarsag erdekerol lesz lit $50.
Az 0sszmagyarsac boldoguIasa,
elore jutasa. takintelyenek emel-
kedese = minden egyes magyarra
kihat. Exert fontos tehat. hogy a
Polgari K6rbe tartozzon minden
magyar. De ne csak tartozzon..
iarjon ell a gyiiles akre $ magyar
testvereit biztassa. hogy ki-ki. te-
hetsege szerint vegye Xxi reSzet
k0z0s munkab6l.
A Campbell Magyar Polgari
K0r neveben:
Pitlik Janos, 'ttfftRar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
Vi polgarok

Az elmult het folyaman polgar-
'vizsgak folvtak varosunkban. Az
nj polgarok soraban, "A k0vetkez6
testvereink nevet talaljuk:
Lengyel Peterne.
Juhasz J6'zsef.
Kalenics Andras.
10th B. Lajos.
Gross Jakab.
Engel M6ricz.
Timar Magda (CampbellD
Horvath JOSEF Campbell).
Kazsmir J6zsef (CampbelD.
Orommel jsgyezziik fel, hogy
a magyar jel0ltek mindegyike ala
pos kesziiltsegerol tett bizonysa-
got S egyetlen-egy Sc volt k0zot-
tiik, akit visszavetettek volna.
Csak egy dolog a sajnos. Leg
alabb tizszer ennyi magyar nevet
szeretnonk latni. Meg mindig sza-
laval vannak magyarok, akik a pol
garosodas fontossagat nem erik
at ennek erdekeben egy lepest
sem tesZnek.
A Magyar Polgarek Kore, Y.
M. C. A. ingyenes polgarosit6 tam
folyama, valamint szei.kesztose-
giink szives keSzsegeel segitsege-
re van mindenkinek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
A szoMBAT1 BAL
Fenyes tavas1 mulatsag a Szul-
ligan Hanban-Rendezi a steelto-
nj r.-k. hitkozseg.

A csendben, de annal nagyObb
szorgalommal munkalkodo steel
toni magyar romai katholikus hit
k0zseg szombaton, aprilis 3O-an
este I oral kezdettel, Salt Spring
Roadon levo Szulligan Hanban fe
nyes es nagyszabasu magyar mu-
latsagot rendez.
A bal el0kesziiletei Macy szorga
lommal folynak, rendez0seg
minden lehetot elkovet a skier er-
dekaben. Figyelme mindenre XII
terjed ICY semmlben nem lesz
hianyossag.
Muzsikalni egy nepszerii S igen
kedvelt zenekar fog, nevet mem
k0zolhet Iik, mivel ez is egyik meg
lepetese lesz szombati balnak.
A mllatsag tiszta j0vedelme, a
MAGYAROK NAGYASSZONYA A
hitkdzseg penztarat agyarapitja. a
nemes Is partolasra erdemes Gel
igazan megerdemh az ossmaGyar
Sag tanlogatasat.
Legyiink OFT mildannyian!