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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04
THIS AND THAT


did he manifest any of this master
Of-his-fate" stuff?
Well, we ask you!
X - X X
A young man goes to college to pur-
sue the regular classic course. 1t is
1.-The thing to do" among young men
of his standing-and his very stand
ing" is secured by reason of the sue
cess of his father.
He more or less blunders through,
as the expression has it. The studies
are merely a going over again of what
he took" in high school. but no one
ever whispers that, even. The best
thing the four years do for him is to
allow him to become four years older.
A boy may look like a man at IS,
but few of them are. A deferring of
the voting age until the age of 80
years or later might not be bad idea;
we don't know. I'm this respect we
differ hugely from many others, who
pretend to know everythlngo
The young man is graduated, as the
proper expression has it. He had gone
througl. three years and six months
without once thinking of what he
would do. when it was all over. For
the past three months, however, he
had vaguely tried to imagine himself
in some sort of Job"
So he selects the Subject in which
he naturally got the best grades, and
looks over the. field to see in what line
of mature activity he can make the
best of himself.
"I think / will go into the -"
Even when he becomes so master
full as all this, fate has a way of step
ping in and giving him sundry prods
and kicks. He sallies out with his
letters of recommendation" and
maybe@ the man to whom he shows
them recognizes their worth. and
maybe he just has a stock phrase,
Anybody can get recommended tons. 3"
And yet this is what is called ''se-
lecting ones life work.
X X
This is not cynical view of life.
It is, rather, an ennobling viewpoint.
If man, despite the great forces of the
unknown and innumerable factors,
which some call lucky, can still man
age to keep a fair semblahce of self
control. he has done more, it would
seem. than if he were not the sport OF
heredity.
There. alone, in heredity, lie fac
luis WIllCAI 80 ldI lOWdIu dCLCl
a mans life. In the term "heredity"
must be grouped, also, the factor Of
environment.
The influence of these great forces
Is the only way to account for the
great channels into which human be-
ings seem to divide themselves. The
caste system of India was an extreme
instance of what is more or less work
ed out everywhere, especially in coun-
tries where the titles of noble" are
freely ;sprinkled about. Those coun-
tries have millions of persons who are
but kittens in the hands of fate, men
and women content to stay in their
own sphere, happy to wait upon others.
They are placed, now here, now there,
as the hand decides.
The point is, it seems, that all of
us are in somewhat the same boat, al
though most of us refuse to recognize
our partnership, and many of us
stand back in a fellowship of pride.
and wear a 'holier-than thou" express
sion.
Even the heroic Lindbergh, who was
master of his fate. if ever a man was,
on his long course across the Atlantic,
was at the mercy of every little valve
in his boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04
UNITED STATES
+. In WORLD WAR
Ten Years Ago Today

Government closely watching activi-
ties OF Germans in Central America
to prevent turn of sentiment against
United States. President Wilson
visits Capitol to speed up legislation
so that full war program can be
started. France designates Mar
shall Joffre as it's representative to CO.
operate with Gen. Pershing. y - Pro-
nlbltive tax on whisky put in revenue
bill by the Senate finance commit
tee. Federal agents find that
German wireless outfit in Mexico was
bought In this country by spies and
shipped there piecemeal /" - Country
waking up and responding to Liberty
loan appeals. Secretary McAdoo,
making Liberty loan speech in New
york City, says $4,000, 900 will
be needed If war lasts another ~
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04

that case, the cost will be charged to
the land.
Word from the front indicates that
IS per cent of the farmers on the
firing line are cooperating willingly
with the forces for the defense. Since
this fight is being fought for the
farmers as well as for the con-
sumers. it seems strange that the
,co-operators should be fewer than 100
per cent. The safe guess is that the
question Is only one of a clear and
proper presentation of the case. 1t
doesn't seem reasonable to suppose
that any farmer, once he knows the
necessity and purpose OF 1t, will object
to proceeding which helps him,
among others. at no cost to himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.

Soul of the Adventure.
We linger in state of doubt,
Mid plaudits free.
What we delight to talk about
We seldom see.
Soon will the wondering world draw
nigh
With the refrain:
THAT distant speck in yonder sky
Is Lindbergh's plane!'
While it makes but a tiny show,
We thrill with pride.
It's much like others. Yet we know
He Is Insidei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04
May the war go on forever!

Americas prosperity was never 80
great. If a test of air supremacy
should come. there is no limit to the
number Of planes and flyers Dame Co.
lumbia could summon, and on short
notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04

Circumstances have permitted a
delicate reminder in connection with
the Lindbergh arrival that Washing
ton, d. c., while neither so rich nor
SO conspicuous as New York, is still
the Capital City of the u. s. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04

A gentleman who finds himself
divorced is now expected to consider
himself lucky in not figuring as the
object of murder conspiracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04

When the word dude" was in flip
pant use, the term LADY killer" had
somewhat debonair significance.
Now it means only another case for
the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04

Mechanisms and conditions pertain
ing to aviation were thoroughly stud.
led by Lindbergh. Paraphrasing a
proverb, 'It requires wise man to
play the flying FOOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04
.assA Political Unitarian.

''saA Political Unitarian.
''What do you think of Lindbergh's
popularity"
"It seems a terrible waste" said
Senator Sorghum. II can't imagine
a man who is not trying to be elected
to anything"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04

A large program is mapped out by
Mussolini. The man with prospectus
has superseded 1.-The man on horse
back" in popular idolatry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04

Musical" producers are quarreling
Their discussions may make way for
those who are more interested in real
music aside from dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04

A pugilist, in order to be regarded
as successful in current opinion, has
to be something of financier as well
as fighter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04

Great work has been done by Henry
Ford. But bootleggers and f1appers
agree that Henry cannot make his
fiivvers behave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04

My old straw hat! With it l rove
While needing fashions law.
I set it by the kitchen stove
And wait for it to thaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04
Compared to an AeropIane.
You're just an old landlubber!

"a cheater," said Uncle Eben, els
allus kept busy an worried tryin' to
make new friends" -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04
Straw Hat.

Straw Hat.
My old straw hat! With it rove
While needing fashions law.
I set it by the kitchen stove
And wait for it to thaw.
Economical Benefit.
"Our daughter won the beauty
prize"
Whats the advantage?"
1--WE don't have to buy her any more
clothes, except bathing SUITS"
Jud Tunkins says his favorite movie
actor Is usually somebody he'd be
afraid to meet at party.
Self.AnaIysis.
"Are you sure you love the man to
whom you are engaged?"
Perfectly" answered Miss Cayenne.
HE is silly in conversation, absurd
in conduct and inexcusable in his os-
tentations of wealth. And in spite
of all these things I tolerate his so.
ciety. Surely this must be love!''
I'VE worship our ancestors" said
Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown. RE.
member, son, that you some day shall
be an ancestor. Strive in your turn
to be worthy of respect"
Compared to an Aeroplane.
My fivver! Once you sped serene.
Get back there with the scrubber:
He waits to get your mud guards
clean.
You're just an old landlubber!
"a cheater," said Uncle Eben, els
allus kept busy an wortied tryin' to
make new friends" ..---.-.-..-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-04
Economical Benefit,

Jud Tunkins says his favorite movie
actor Is usually somebody he'd be
afraid to meet at party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
BOYS White Shirts
I'd ~

A white broadcloth shirt, tailored
with collar observation-disclosures cuffs
double yoke is what well dressed
young graduates will choose. Sizes
II TO l4H neckbands.
Ncck7ccar to supply the color
note, o5c TO $50
(Second Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
The Forests of the World supplied
the beautiful Woods that go into
The Half Yearly Furniture
Sale at The Hecht Co.

Solid mahogany wanuhand carved massive pieces Maple
half hundred other cabinet woods the making OF
beautiful for living dining and bed Also the de-
ghtfu tables desks benches socaed odd
that touch All marked low
PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
DO not miss this sale of
F u r 7 i'm m e d
Goats for Larger
w omen
$50

$3.50 to 500 Ia0ishly fWred models
made of Rouaeloine. Slendeyisng styles
The seasons best shades-black grackle-
head blue the new browns and grays. With
beaver, squirrel, fox kit fox and wolf to form
the handsome shawl and collars, or the deep mush-
room collars and cuffs. Coats designed by experts
to make you look smaller than you really are.
Sizes 1917 to 5215.
Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21

For graduation, girls prefer
the step-in pump or 1-strap
pump. Covered white heels or
low heels in leathe-. Same mod
els in patent. Sizes 21a to 7.
Smaller size 7ujlite kid pumps, S.
(second Floor The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21

Silk and rayon in full length
or seven-eighths hose. The fash
ionable ribbed style in a choice
Of narrow or wide effects. Sizes
8 to 81. Very smart for grad
uation.
(second Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
Pastel
Felts-

Rayon de SoleH felts in neqts effects. O.
Ne10 creased croaons that add height. %
S0.05 Catalina Sport Hats included
Fets the fashonables are wearing. New
cut-out patterns-smart tams-feather and rib
bon trims-and especially the new high creased
crown that fits SO snugy to your head. The
lovely pastel colorings will blend perfectly with
your Spring costume or brighten your Winter
coat
To-
Do mt miss thic e0Ic Of
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

foR es egyszerre lboldogak Is
jodogtalanok is, hogy kst. ha-
zat adott nekik "a vsgzet.
FeleJthetetlen, kedves ma
syar est voti !,
A buffal6i el0adas febr. s.
an, kedden este lett 1hegtartva
Black Rockon, a Niagara St.-i
Liberty Hallban, lIova sEsp
szaannaal' osszej0tteks kemsny
Gy0rgy isner6sei, tiazteldi s ahi-
tates esefihberi, fesEan tTsaek-
lodessel hallgattak Az ORGY
"Dong6' elSadasat a reg mem
latott sziil6f0ldr6l.
ElSadas utan ak Onkepzt
Kor latta vendegdl illusztris
vendegdnket az otthon helyise.
geben, melynek felrer abroszos
asztalai mellett, kes6 ha jnal1
6rakig kergettdk a multak EN-
lekeit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
Sharon, Pa.
!. 1oY1aErI HIR

A Verhoyay Segely Egylet 26-
Tx, siiaroni fidkja a..legutdbbi gyii
Lessen clhatsEozta, lIogy kedvezA
.meayt ad middazoknak, akik meg
ezideig mem tartoznak Vcrho-
yayak zaszl6ja ala, vagyis marci-
us ho 1-t0L junius 1-ig bealMsi dij
nelhiif vcsz fel tagokat. 1icgfclti1
orvosi bizonyitvannyal (az oryo-
81 k6ltseget a jelentke06 viselA,
S .egyidejiileg fi6k ,eIhatarozta,
hogy a VerAovay 1fhs1 st 0sss
talyt. is meg fogja alakitani. Kct-
t5tSl tizenhat eyes korig mindep
gyerinek felveheto ebbe az osz-
Gt4asba, ha, sp Is estszsegess,tag-
sagi dij l5c hsYoatA amelyeft aH
esylrt fszct l1slaa essttn SIS $2ge.
IS. 4.
Ez ifant erdsklOllSknek saiyc.
sen szolgal kell5 gyarazattaf 9
fDR tishdfa, Nlltis fa4t6s.
Sharon, Farrell 6 kornyeki ma
Szombaton este Bridgeport
Bk6r ss s.sA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

haaaj&t kifejesni. @zab6 Berti
zenekara hiseret6xel konAyes
szemekkel eneklik a rnagyarok
hynnnussat; ,stana a kis bajos
SzasE; Maneika alkaami k0lte-
mennyel kas1ohti a kolt5t, maid
Horvath Jen6 UT igaz megerzes
sci adja els Keraeny egyik leg
szebb h6ltelnaalyet., Zakany pie.
Ibanos ldp fel a dobog6ra es
kazvetlen, meghat6 szonoklat-
BAN riseltatja a, Dohg6 latogataf I
sat es felkeri Kemenyt beszamo
LOLA megtartasara. Kipirult ar
leok ragyognak, szervuszos ma
gyar kezekbGl klcsattan a sze-
reto, halas tapsvihar. Kemeny
leszalutal es meghato m6don le-
jelentkezik ,beszamol 1negbiBa.
tasairol Is atadja az 6haza 'ize-
netet. Aztan nagyon sep es na
gyon komoly el0adast tart cson
ka Magyarorsaagr6l,. amilyet
meg k0z0ttiink jart gyorsan,
feluletesen atutaz6 vendegeink-
t6l meg neln igen hallott ma
gyarsag. Bar megszIvlelesre ta-
lalna lit is, oft is, okos, onzet-
len, magyar jovaert aggodo ta-
nacsa. - Utana az ohazai fr1oz-
g6kepeket pergeti le trefas meg
jegyzesek kisereteben. Kepek-
ben latunk egy kis darab re.gi,
Magyarorszagot, mlosolygunk,,
elerzekenydlank, elszomoro-
dunk. Vissza neznek a magya-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
I" INTERNATIONAL. LABOR
DEFENS"

new york; hcriilete szokasos evl
sBazart" ref,dez marcus 10, II,
IL, 13. AN a "Star Casino "-bafs,
10th utica es Park Ave. sarkais
Kul0n magyar sator. Ertekes tar.
gyak keriilnek kisorsolasra.
B0vebb felvilagositasert for.
duljon magyarul, a keriileti seer
,vez0h0zs Joe Kiss, 317 E-79th
ST., New York City.
Februar 2O27-ig 1. L. d. ma
gyar het.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
FAJUALeM.
Tegyen fel Johnson-fele Belladofis
ma Tapaszt, hogy gyors es biztos
se91tseget kapjon.

Fajdalom ami barmilyen meg
szokott ok anlatt JON = gyorsaf
eltiintcthet6, ha Johnsori-fcle Bel
ladonna TaIpaszt tesz a megtanias
dott resz f0le. Ezt a tapaszt meg
veheti barmely gyogyszertarban.
Miert szenvedje a borzaszto hlrio-
kat, ha ilyen gyors, hatekony es
tart6s segitseget kaphat azon egy-
szerii tenybol, hogy Johnson-felc
Belladonna tapaszt tesz fcl.
A belladonna tapasz ,j6tekony
hatasa csillapitja. a fajtlaldnat,
csokkenti az izonigorcsot. mcgsaGn
teti az ingerlekenyseget, fclgyai-
lemlest es 0sszehuzodast - es al.
land0 meleget alva segit es enys
hit, anlig tapasz a testen ffra-
rad - Is icy megnyerte q yy0gy-
szereszek hivatalos elis1iaereset az
cgesz vilagon. Negyven evvel ez-
elGtt johnson and johnson utt0s
r0k voltak a. javitott Bellat1UD1g
tapasz keszitcseben es ma john.
son-fele Belladonna Tapasz else
helyen all. azok ko10tt, melycket
az egesz vilagoh arulnak es ihass-
nalnak.
A csodas eredmenyek, amikct
elertek, egyediil lesjobb min6-
scgre veNthet0A vissza. Minden
| tapasz, aanit vasarol Is amely a
Johnson and johnson nevet vi
sell, teljes erejii gyogyanyagot
tartalmaz olyan old6d6 formaban,
hogy gyorsan felsziv6dhasson a
megtamadott reszekbe es aldasos
segitseget nyu,jt fajdalmak ellen
csodalatosa1 r0vid 'id6 alatt. Kerr
| jc tehat hatarozottan a JOHNSON
fele BelIadonna TapasM. Minden
gy6gyszertarban kaphat6.
1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

. -
GyorSy, a Dong6" szerkesztoje,
d neves kolt6, nenlreg tert yissza
hazai utjarol. Harminc esztendo
utan latogatta meg AIT f0ldet,
ahol szuletett es nevelkedett. Ke-
meny Gyorgy Amerika magyar
lakta varosaiban el6adasokat rem
dez, elhnondja hazai utjat, besza-
mol6jat mozg6fenykepekkel, me-
lyeket maga vett fel - fdszerzi.
Az elnlult heten Buffal0ban tar
tott Kemeny eloadast, melyekrol a
hovetkezokben szamol he buffal0i
laptarsunk:
''Nagyon kedves, meghat6
dnnepelye volt a lalckawannai
agyarsagnak vasarnap este
Magyar Hazban. Az ohazai dia-
dalut jarol visszatero nagy anne
rikai magyar koltot, Kemenyt
iinnepelt6k, XII eljott beszamol-
hi tapasztalatair0l.
Telt haz Mindenki eljott lat
nj, hallani az Greg Dong0t es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
I
sziildsi halalozasok.

+ "a. ?.
| Kevesen tadjak k6ziliink,' hogyaa vi.
ses6seg r. veszslyes az feletre. 1916 ban
/ (16s czefi4 i4n5 halt meg, az Egyesilt sAha
mokban, kil6nfele .okok. folytAn,' melyek
a siscl6seggel osszekdtt tetesben9 voltak
Is csak licm az 0sszcs halalesetek, meg
akad6l yonbatdk yoltak. A gycrmek ekasyi.
aaz okszSa segt6bbsz6r a. szil6 anysk
ualalas; iaeiyet szilet6sasels scgedke
z6k ke4eit5l,s ,sscb vagy mas infekci6t6l
kapnak.s Nh
Minden 100 gyermeket sziil6 anya kJ
zil egy magbal. rMinden .husz ujszuldtt
xycrmek 'AozaE.. cgy ,ncshal hat even
belil q 4 l5yeszarkokban "a tenyleges
titkazetben. lev6 katonak k6zalT mihden
6tvenb5Is egy esett, cl. :.t;ss fst.'sa% fist.'s%
N6hant-. nemzedekcn ct sok eyer nia,,
ssyar sanya aaeyelte ,fel Ngy enne keit Bof-
Ftlehs Eagle tcjeu..s Azart Stetttk., inert
az; Eagle: tejet sbaratu5ik. ~aianl ottakn ~
inert nagsoii kielegitanek alahak. Azon
han ! eldg rossNll / oskt ezer ahya i neis
volt teljesep tkjek ozya r6la, ,Aogy. ,eze
kste . naglsksru eredaaenssalft 4 misss
srtSk 'el. sAz, Eagle Milk d egfinomabbs
leetiszt&pb, ffiss, eqes.s gazdag: tel q
q legiobb, gondosan fiao~itott cukef.
kell6kepen teseFye, ,hiqgY'a olyan esecss..
Hesapsaert kszitselek lnikoFs az ,anJ@
tel 5rsem elSgseges, vagy tapcrejes M
|kayaiE. sl, M;
sosxsasa pkit 'as aikSekst &lna4
ssse.a :. q | stegys q ',ovSDsn valss haas.
I. ---,.- &C -'-- "a. - l.
d "A .warreni w erhova y; fidk. nagy'
|balis - Roman Hall lban, febrl&f
NJ s ''sF
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
MAyUs 16. n1lTro

A "Magyarok Nagyasszonya
rol'1 elnevezett steeItoni r6-
mai kath. hitk0zseg balja a
Saulligah Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

/ altalanos hazinnunkara, aki f6z-
nj es mosni is tud, j6 fizetes mel
lett az6nnal felvatetik.
Cim: Mrs. Geo Livingston, 28l
.Crandall Ave-, telefon 35690
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
CAAfPBEf.t.EN EI4AD0


Tegla haz, II szobaval es iizle.t
helyiseggel, blcser iizlet es gro
szeri stor, 100 10th st. A telok
25xl5O nagy.
otss1qbas fahaa es iizlethe'yi-
seq, 3 geprc. garazasal egyjitt.
lGaz, ,villany 6s VIZ. A telek Macy
saga, 5ux f5O. 4 so-10th ST. alatt.
Hat sztbas t4tsaaha% 40 lab
frontal, IA. Reed Ave. alatf.
Ezekfiek a hazaknak ara na-
gyon olcso, hogy hamar elkeljc-
mex. Gin: !,
Peter opihksr,
1Oo-1Oth ST., Campbell, o.
vagy
Hugo wantz,
45- w Washington ST., Campbell. d
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
FEBxUAR ~, vAsARNAP.

A magyar ref. egyhaz, Lo-
rantffy Zsu1sanna Egyesiile-
tenek miisoros tarsasestelye,
a templom alatti teremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

KAay yelmes reszletre. Minden Hagy-
sagn IS 6rn farmAas, ha haAat vagy tel
kes vah, amit be akaf esereini, hozza
a decided magavaR. Azons leszank, hogy
az On kivAnsagainak megfelelG fatmet
nrgrnutassuk.
Pate Realty Cenaps6y. Dept. 2.
s.. Pittsburgh, Pa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
FL AN0e Z L A 4 u SIT q
K E r E S r z r TX

sCsinos megjelenesu fatal en-
bert keresiink, aki beszeli a ma
gyar es tot nyelvet, pian6k aru-
sitasara. Olyan jelentkezzen, aki
ismeri Youngstown.
| CHM: Knabe Warsroom, 266
East Federal ST., Ppstairs, tele
| fon szam 42930.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
MARCUS S, sZoMBAT

Farrell, PA New York;
Magyar Szinpad vendegjate-
ka a High School szinhazter-
meben. Bemutatasra, keriil, a
"Janos vitez' G. magyar dali
jatek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
MARCUS s, szoMBAT

Canton, GA Youngstown
Kossuth K0r miikedvel0inek
vendegjateka a Bandi Hall
ban. Szinre keriil: "Kat0ka
6rlnesterne', 3 felv. 6nekes
rfepszinmii.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
rIBRuAR a, vAsARNAp

A fiiggetlen reformatus egy-
haz Ifjusagi K0renek "Szi-
nieloadasa". Bemutatasra ke-
riil: "Tul a Macy -Krivanon"
c. operette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
rr1lKuAK 2s. szoMBAr

Campbell, o. Nagyssabasu
masska BAL d rdlnai katholi-
kus iskola javara a Roman
Hallban. Pompas cigany zenc.
FEBAUk1 26, szoAlBAT
Nagyszabasu ''Maszka bal" a
eampbelli magyar rom. kath.
iskola javara. Campbellen, a
Roman Hallban. Rigo J6ska
1nuzsikal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

=! 1!Sydluk MpMld
YBBRUk1 10, sx0ltDAr
A Bridgeport Szovetseg- 70
ungstoW,ni, 16.-ik osztalya-
max nagxszabasu. tancmnlat-
saga a Ssulligan Hallban.
FEBRUkR. 10, szolGBkT
EalwocA City rs.--Az ell.
, wood -city-i ifjus4gi Tstsas
K0r" a Magyar Hazban, sa-
4.jat ,penztara javara, febrlar
19.-en Macy bait rendez. A bal
este 6 6fakor ke1d6dik.
FEBRUAR 10, sEoMBAT
Niies, o:-A nilesi magyar
ref. ,egyhaz rlagyszabasu far
sangi tancmulatsaga a X. p.
Hallban CIV. State ST.
rEBnuAE IL, szosfBAT
Farrell, PA Farrell Sha-
ron-i magyar rdms kath., hit
1kUzscg nagyszabasal tanc,ilu-
latsaga d Y farrelli Hofvath
Hallbans .(Stautono ST., s,
,.rlBAuAx &c.. ssOnnAT
fairell, PA FARRELL Els5
Magyar Bs. Egylet .1sagysza-
baso taqiemulatsaga a Ma
gyat Has'' javara.
r11auka IS, e6olGbAT
Wsftsh, OIL :vefhovay Sc
geiy Egylet. 3ss. HI, ,,warreni
fidhianak nasyszAbass far
ssasiI taaclanlatss - Wal
1as sh-i hssan Ilsalban. Fsr
kas peftis Vi .banaaja' ndassi-
Kai, ...s. s. Is i. y, i '..'.
r4A1ui III q, esjp1 NAT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

A New York; Magyar Sim
pad vcndegjatcka. Szinrc ke-
riil a "Janos vitez'', magyar
daljatek 3 fclvonasban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
MARCUS 13, vAsARNAp

Il youngstown es kOrnyeki
magyarsag marciusi innepe
a Kossuth k0r regi nagyte~-
meben, rendezi a Nagybfzotf-
sag. Kezdete delutan 3-kor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
MARCUS 10, vAsARNAr

Niles, GA nilesi magyar
ref. egyhaz Ifjusagi K0renek
marciusi emlekiinnepe. kez-
dcte este S-kor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

j Al swarreali Nv erhovayss fi6k. nagy
'bslis ~ R0ln6al Hallban, febrlAf