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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18
Five Turf Stars Ready
For American Derby

CHICAGO, June 1s.-At least five
horses were expected to face the bar
rier today in the Washington Park
revival Of the American Derby, for
a $25,0O0 purse.
Eight were in the overnight en-
tries, including Whiskery, winner of
the Kentucky Derby; Buddy Bauer,
Hydromel and Dolan.
Whiskery was heavy favorite at
odds Of to 2.
Other entries were Handy Mandy,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18

AAV AANSA AhuuNJ COuOlIAOA lbs
also extended to the Potomac's
lower creeks and big.mouthed bass
followers have enjoyed little or no
excitement since the Virginia sea.
son opened on last Wednesday.
Truthfully speaking the only
good field for the angler of local
calling is to be found in the in
land waters of the Tidal Basin
where bass. crappie and Dream
are taken almost to the limit,
which by the way is five fish of
each species.
Saltwater angling IL of high
standard and fishermen in their
excitement have prophesied a ban.
ner year for the followers of Wal.
tonian cult. Well, we're not MAX
ing any rash predictions ag to
what is to follow, but without any
hesitancy it Is safe to say that
the present season, including its
near-spring weather, will compare
faVorably with any early fishing
period within the last 10 years.
The fish in the main are of
the large type hardhead variety
Win sprlnkIlng OF NortOIk spots
and King William perch breaking
in upon the run, indicating that
the sporty trout are on their way.
In fact a scanty vanguard of the
trout clan have already put in and
on several occasions this column
has been informed that angling
parties, much to their surprise,
have boated the gallant fighters
The writer has witnessed but
one trout landing this season,
although he has been out
numerous times at the various
well-knOwn resorts.
Paul McCrey was the Lindbergh
of the occasion and he was round.
~ applauded by his fellow-compan-
ions. ICY" Harris, Of Coe College,
Cedar Rapid. Iowa, and Millar
Joclyn, as the real hero Of the
piscstoriaI game. The inaugural
event took place last Thursday at
Point Lookout and aside from the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18
Watch Control,
Is Advice of
CickEUQns
BY Charles (Chick) Evans, Jr.

by Charles Chick Evans, Jf.
The skill of a golfer Is estimated
largely by the control he exercises
over the implements Of his game.
This control is an absolute necessity
If one expects to reach a high aver.
age of Reinforcement, and yet perhaps
few after all actually realize its
value. Control varies to a marked
degree even with the expert, and it
Is this variation that has made the
game what it is-the most fascinat-
ing game under the sun. If man
were a perfect machine, and a golf
course were a billiard table, then we
might have fairly interesting
mathematical problem, but the hui
man equation-the element of I'M
certainty-is always present in the
good old game of golf.
With so many clubs of various
use and so small a ball to direct,
think that the marvel is that
the degree of control Is so great.
1t was just the other day that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18
RAY SCHALK' TEAM
WORKS IN HARMONY,
SAYS BABE RUTH
By Babe Ruth

NEW YORK June 1sCracker scha is pretty smart little chap
sitting down bench the other talking
the boys We had been kidding him about knocking the Sx
telling him that he'd be lucky finish in the league
he play the Yankees all the time
"Say listen" he said "You guys the pennant
and there's kidding about that when
IT'S all you'll find the White Sox right there We've
pitching and we've got pretty fair club otherwise But
something better than all that Wen right the finish
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18
Advertising
Is Believable

Not many years ago the ladies Of the sewing circle
used to say that's only an advertisement" and you
can't believe what you see in the advertisements"
Today that is not The vast majority of busi-
are TRUTHFUL they realize that advertising
is worth little unless it is believed. They subject
their statements to strict censorship before print
ing them.
Washington newspapers believe in Truth in Ad-
vertising" and will not knowingly print anything
untruthful misleading The Better Business Bureau
investigates advertising; checks questionable state
ments and establishes standards for better ethics.
That "the ladies Of the sewing circle" will have
confidence in advertising is the aim of this vigilance
that they will believe and have cause to believe the
offerings made by advertisers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18
HE'S STEALING BASES

The champion base stealer of all
minor leagues seems TO be Joe Rab
bit. Of Omaha. who has scored Fl
thefts so far this year, about double
the best major league effort.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18

POTOMAC RUNS MUDDY
AND ANGLING STACKS
By r. A. ANGLER

Rocfh angling moving along rapid gait
better than pansized fish being today
master sport much dde due the rivers muddy
just what will develop the coming week should
the skies continue in healthy then it probable that
the pastme will mdSeason style
Fishermen inclined toward this branch of the angling
look to the silver lining for the in immediate only
about half and there remains slice
period which combat with the strongest
and gamest clan to visit historic Potomac.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18
Crusader a FavOrite
In Brooklyn Handicap

NEW YORK. June 1S.-Crusader
was favored to beat nine other
crack thoroughbreds at Aqueduct
this afternoon In the historic
Brooklyn Handicap, which dates
back to 1887.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18

Bob Rogers. Aregal and Black on
White, the latter at odds of $50 to /.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18

The appearance of this adver-
tisement in these columns is evil
dence that this newspaper CO.
operates with and supports the
Better Business Bureau for your
protection.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18

"
too! Believe me, haven't seen any
harder fighting club all season than
the White Sox, even if we did man.
age to knock them off in the four
game series.
Cracker has been in baseball a long
time, and he knows plenty. I was
asking him about the race.
What do think Of the American
League this year," I asked.
"WelI," he said, cit looks as
though the Yankees had a little
edge, il their pitchers hold up.
But aside from the Yanks, 1
think the Sox have got as good
3 chance as any club in the
league. Last year we finished
way down. A lot of folks picked
us for the second division this
year. But il we're not second or
third, I'll be the most disap-
pointed man in the world"
= Aren't you aiming pretty high for
your first year as manager" Bob
Shawkey asked.
Schalk grinned.
''Why not?" he answered. i've
got a good ball club. and no team
ever got anywhere yet If they didn't
pick the high places as the spot to
land"
"Hew do you like managing a ball
club" some one asked.
81 like managing the White
SoX," Schalk answered. Some
teams probably are tough to
manage, but these boys are
easy. They're all for me and
they're all out there playing
their heads off every day. We
don't have any club fights ON
this outfit. Every player knows
that every other player is out
there trying to win, and they're
ali for each other. All have
to do is direct the play. And
having been a catcher I've had
plenty of experience at that be-
fore was made manager
What do you think is the best
thing about your club?" I asked
I figured. of course, Ray would
say pitching but he crossed me up.
THE fighting spirit" he an
swered. Give me club that's in
there fighting every minute and I'll
win plenty of ball games. OF
course, I've got good pitching. too.
And a lot better hitting strength
than most people give us credit for.
But the real reason the White Sox
are up there now is that they've
got the old fighting spirit. They
won't stay licked, and every game
Is another chance to win"
Schalkie hung around a while and
then he had to 80 out for infield
practice.
When he had gone Bob Meusel
turned to me:
Listen, Babe" Bob said.
"When I'm through with this
game I'd like to be the sort of
a manager SchaIk is. He's
great little chap and a fellow
couldn't help but play good ball
for him."
guess that's about as nice a
thing as any player could say
about another. And If the Yankees
can't win the pennant, believe me
there's no outfit in the league
they'd rather see win than Schalk's
White Sox.
Copyright. 1922. by Christy Walsh
Syndicate. Incl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18

II yOu are looking for q home. act
today through Classificatlons Al and AZ,
classified ad pages.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18
IIheBiG1en
AMERICAN LEAGuE
Yesterdays HOME RUNS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

No. Total
Sheely. White Sox. ..........
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wrightstone, Phillies. .....
THE LEADERS
American Lsague-Ruth, 20; Gehrig.
Is; LAzzeri, 8.
National League-WiIson 10; Hornsby
~: williams II.
LEAGUE TOTALS
National League. ...,.,.... 19E
American TaaRue ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18

Listen, Babe" Bob said.
"When I'm through with this
game I'd like to be the sort of
a manager SchaIk is. He's a
great little chap and a fellow
couldn't help but play good ball
for him."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18

The writer has witnessed but
one trout landing this season,
although he has been out
numerous times at the various
well-knOwn resorts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-18

I guess that's about as nice a
thing as any player could say
about another. And If the Yankees
can't win the pennant, believe me
there's no outfit in the league
they'd rather see win than Schalk' s
White Sox.
Copyright. 1927 by Christy Walsh
Syndicate. Incl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
TAUsZ Bella GYASZA

Sulyos csapas erte a napokban
Tausz Belat. kozismert magyar
gy6gyszereszt es csaladjat.
Edesanyja, 0zv. Tausz josef
ne, IA ewes koraban, hosszas gyen
gelkedes es r0vid szenvedes utan
marcus 1S-an visszaadta nemes
lelket az egek Uranak.
Az lido magyar asszony halala
nagy csaladot boritott gyaszba, az
6hazaban ket leanya ket veje
lit Amerikaban Bella fla. feles9gt
vel, sziiletett Vask6 Juliaval ks
fiukkal, Belaval gyaszoljak a leg
jobb edesanya es nagymama ell
hunytat.
A megboldogultat Bakescsaban
Bekes m. marcins 20-an helyez.
TEX 0rok nyngalomra 6rias
reszvet mellett.
A Tansz esalad mely es igai
gyaszaban reszvettel osztoznal
mindazok, akik 0ket szeretik, tis,
telik IS becsiilik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
Az EAGLES HALL.

SOkan mem i>merik, hogy mer-
re van az EAGLES HALL. ahol
husvet vasarnapjan a K0r szini-
eloadasa, hnsvtt masodnapjan pc
dig a KGr tancmulatsaga le>z.
Megmondjuk tehat. Az EAG-
LES HALL RAVEN es HOL-
MES utcak sarkan van. Aki villa
mossal megy. az >zalljon le a Penn,
sylvania vasutallomasnal, a Spr:ne
CommonOn. Vagjon neki a Holmes
Sire atnek, athaladva a vasuti ST
neken, masodik utica a RAVEN
AVE, ennek Sarkan van az EAG-
LES BUILDING.
FedaE Sari legutobbi sziniel6a- l.
dasa is az EAGLES HALLBAN
volt megtartva.
MTNDEN MAGYAR JEGYEZ-
ZE MEG MAGANAK. hogy HUS-
VET E4SO ES MASODIK NAP
JAT A LEGPOMPASABRAN
Az EAGLES HALIBAN TOLT-
HETI Ell!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14

o volt 9 campbeli banknak or
ganizatora, maid aleln0ke; Ia va.
lakinek Ieyes-bajos dolga akadt
avyal felterleniil Grow .Jen5ho7
tartott, miyel tudta, hogy OFT iga2
sagos Is becsiiletes elintezesre lel
lrodaj Danko Bldg. .-ben talal
hato, telefon szama 6-68Ol.
HossNl volna mind el6sorolni,
hogy mi mindennel foglalkozik az
iroda. Akik Grow Jen6t ismcrtek
multban, azok studjak jol, hogy
nin!,s olyan usy, olyan doloe, a
NIT q el. ne intezne. K0zjegyzGi Is
hazai iieyek, itteni bir6sagi iieyek
tofmacsolasok, forditasok. stb..
stb.
Akinek elado haza, vagy farm
ia van, ide fordnljon; alli hazat
akar venni vsgy dpittetni, az szin-
ten ere az irodara bizza a dolgot
Mindenfele bHtositasok: elet,
auto, tiiz. baleset,. stb., stb. lit k0t
hetok. Grow Jen0 a New York
Life biztosito tarsasagnak is keep
viseloje - a t0bbek k0z0tt - igv
az egyik legnagyobb es legerosebb
biztosito tarsasag kotvenyei kap-
hat6k nala.
A mindennapi elet ezer NJ meg
oldasra yar6 problemat vet fel. A
kinck tanacsra, utmutatasra, stb.,
stb. van sziiksege, az keresse fel
a Danko Bldg. .-ben ley0 Grow iro-
dat, mivel biztos lehet abban, hogy
dolga elintezesre lei.
Crow Jen6 irodajat a legmele-
gebben aianljuk magyarsag fl
gyelmebe. Q, aki kozel harom ev-
tizede kiizd, harcol es dolgozik a
magyarsag boldogulasaert. min
den tekintetben megerdemli a ma
eyarsag tlmogatasat es partfoga-
sat.
Mi, magunk reszer0l, a leg
jobb szerencsekivanatainkat toll
macsoljuk az iroda megnyitasa al
kalmab6l $ szeretettel k0szontjuk
Crow Jenot ujra az aktiy
iizleti teren!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
H1sveti bal
Rendezi a fiiggetlen reformatus
egyhaz husvet hetfojen, a Szulli-
gan Hallban.

A husv6ti esemenyek sorabar
kiiI0n cmlitest erdemel az a fe-
nyes bal, melyet aprilis 1S-an
husvet hetfojen, a k0zismert Sznl-
ligan HalIban rendcz fiiggetle1
reformatuS egyhaz.
\ bal rendezosege lazas szor-
galommal dolgozik azon, hogy e7
a bal minden tekintetben els6ran
gu legyen. Kival6 banda fog mu-
zsikalni, a csardas melIett a mo-
dern $ uj tancok is sorra keriil-
mex, uey, hogy oregje-fiatalja XII
mulathassa magat.
A husvtt hetf6i tancm,tlatsag-
max egyik erdekeS esemenye lesa
annak gy0nyorii l6nak a kisor-
solASa, m malyet Lakatos Karoly
ajandekozott.
A husvet masodnapjan tartan
do. ftnyesnek igerkez6 tancmulat-
sagra ismeteltcn felhivjuk a ma
cyarsag figyelmft.
Iegycn OFT mindenki!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
TANCOS VACSORA
Rendezi Keresked6k es Iparosok Kor


A Youngstown Magyar Keresked6k
es Iparosok K0re-amint AIT mar meg
irtuk-aprilis Glen, csit0rt0k0n este
Wickliffe Mannor House ban tarsas-
vacsorat rendez, melyet azutan tanc fog
k0vetni.
A vacsora, celia az, hogy tagok job
ban megismerj6k egymast, feher asz-
tai mellett feszteleniil mulatva, esq
mecseret folytassanak egyben olyan
egy6mek, akik meg nem tagjai k0rnek,
megimerkedjenek a k0rrel, annak tag
jaival es tagok csaladjaival.
A vacsorara ktil0n meghivokat mem
bocsat XII rendez6seg, AEON szivesen
latott vend6g minden magyar A rem
dez6seg csupan AIT keri, hogy r6szv6te-
let jelentse be mindenlki el6re.
Aki az igazan kedelyemek igerkez6
vacsoran reszt 6hajt venni, az hivja
fel telefonon Ndmeth Ferencet (e4196),
Barta sAndort (41s07), vagy Homor6dy
0y0rgyot 3o69s). lehSt6eg Aprilis 49,
liza el6tt.
A j1v6 hit cstit6rt6kj6n tartand6 Va.
caorAt, ism6telten niagyarsag figyel.
m6bs aj&nijuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
Ertekes konyv
AZ AMERIKAI MAGYARSAG
T0RTENETE.
Megjelent Kende Geza nagyjelen
tosegu konyve-Minden magyar
otthonban legyen oft ez k0nyv.


lgaza van a magyar poetanak.
aki egyszer AT mondotta:
k0nnyes or0m magyarnak
lenni...
Kende Geza k0nyvc hozta XII
szivem meIycbol EFT az igazsagot.
a napokban hagyta ell sajtot,
a legerdekesebb amerikai-magyar
konvv, mely valaha napvilagot Ia
tott Megjelent az Amerikai Ma
gyarSag T0rttnete cimii hataI-
mas mnnkanak az elso fele. els6
k0tete.
Mi is ez konyv? H6skolfe-
meny prozaban irva. Keserv.k Il
neb, ,.ziizdesnek, boIdogulasnak.
diadaloknak megenekIese. Draga.
szent ertek sziviink. magyarul ve-
r6 sziviink, konyvtaraban.
Erre a konyvre nagy hivatas
var: megmenti a feledest0I az
amerlkal magyar eloidok nagyne-
vii szereplonek ragyog6 teljesit-
menyeit, egyhazi es tafsadalmi
,6letenek. szervezetinek, knltlralis
fejlode>enek. Ann rikaban valo ell
Observation-Disclosures, magyar tellet-
seq, magyar tudaS. a magyar mil
veszet diadalainak t0rtenetet
A legszebb. legkedvesebb hns-
yeti ajandek mind nki szamara.
Szemoru dolog. hogy a konyv
megielentse alsalinaval leta le-
hetett kiakasztani a tabTat az
elso kiadaS elfogyott =
Pedig valahogy ugy Hlet vol-
na. Mert, ha nem magyarokrof.
hanem a vilag barmeIy mas ma
niojarol van $50, akkor biztos. hogy
hogy az elso kiadast szetkapdos-
TAX volna, megielenest kovef0
napon.
Merit bizony, magyar-amerika-
sok k0z0tt kevt> szammal van
max, akik konyvet ve~znek Akik
vesznek, azok koz0tt is sokan csak
azert. inert reStellill konyv XII
nalojat yisSzautusitani.
Pedig. csak ket dollarba keriil
a ket k0tet
A k0nyv ismertetesere vissza-
teriink:
Az Amerikai magyarsag tor
tenete' megrendelheto a SIA-
BADSAGNM.. 72o Huron Rd.,
Cleveland, O.. valamint szerllcsz-
t0segiinkben is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
FIGYELEM!
A Bridgeport Szovetseg tagjai-
max figyelmebe.


A Magyar Segelyzo Szovetseg
(Bridgeporti) helyi osztalyanak
a vezet6ssge ezuton hozza a tagok
tudomasara, hogy a most vasar-
nap esedekes havi gyiiles, hus-
Yeti unnepek miatt, aprilis Dare
lett elhalasztva
A vezet0seg keri a tagsagot,
hogy gyiiles elhalasztasat hozzak
mindenkinek a tudomasara ap.
rilis 24-en, kovetkezo vasarnap, .
gyiilesen tSjes szamban legyenek
jelen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14

nyeken van hetszaz olyan magyar.
akit erdekel eS yonz egy liver
nagySza baSu magyar eSg meny.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
! K0zIsMERT CROW E.
MEGNYTToTTA IRODAJAT
A magyar iigyek regi, ismert har-
cosa, vi irodajat Danko Bldg.
ben nyitotta meg.-Huszon0tesz-
tend0s tapasztalattal, makulatlan
newell kezdi meg ismet mtik0deset
T.. Grow.

"A campbelli maeyarsag bizo-
nyara 0r0mmel vcszi tlldomaSul.
hogy f6gi ismer6sc, baratia min
den iigyes-bajos dolgaban segit6-
jc, Grow Jeno visSzatert az iizlcti
fictbc $ a Danko Bldg.-ben. a
Short es Robinson utcak sarkan
irodat nyitott.
Mr.. Crow-t mem kell bemutat-
nj magyarsagunknak, eey teljes
negyed szazadot t0lt0tt el ko-
riinhben. Minden magyar ismcri,
szereti, tiyzteli es becsiili.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
ELsC NAP.

a husvet scent fnnope.
A Katholikuk Ifjusagi k0r az
idei husvetra | kett6s tS igazan
nagyszabasu magyar eSemtnyt ke,
szitett elo. Husstt els6 napian,
vasarnap este fgy pompas ma
gyar nepszinml eloadasaval fogja
meg0rvendeztetni maeyarsagun-
kat. A darab mtat6ja = va
rosnnk legftnyeSebb szinhazter-
meben - az EAGLES HAILBAN
leSz.
lletfon, husget masodnapjan,
ngyancsak az EAGLES HALL
BAN f6nyes esIieazan kapraztatd
'dncmnlatsagots rendez kor
mclyre hivatalos minden magyar.
Az eeyik hazai lapban - inert
hat a youngstown magyarsae te-
v6kenykedesenck hire eljut a
fenger mask partjara is - Kos
nth Kor KATOKA ORMESTER-
NE-jenek bemutatasayal kapcso-
'atban olvassuk a kovetkez6ket
Ha messze idegenbe szakadt
magyar testvereink oft. abban a
nerhetetlen ienki vilaghsn lily
erosen miiveliksRaeyar nyelviiket.
artjak magyar Szokasaikat. kiiz-
ienek a magyar gondolatok6rt,
biol egeszen bizonyosan buzdi-
tas arad vissza Az 6hazaba.
A miivelGdes er0t jelent. A mil
veltseg gyeneeseset jelent. Ki
mondja AIT ebben a letiport haza
ban, hogy er6re mines sziiksegiink
- Ugy am, szindarabok tesznek
benniinket miiveltekke9 = SOL
kobe valaki, ITALIAN eek f6z6ka
nallal kommanderoz6 menyecsk6k
tesznek maid miiveltekk6 benniin-
ket?
Pr6bal jatok meg! Pr6baljatok
zindarabokat rendezni $ akkor
meglatiatok, hogy igen = ez is
egyik kedveS m6dja annak, ho-
Cyan lehet az or0mmel. vigsig-
gal f0lfrissiteni es - nemesiteni
az emberek lelket.' -
A fenti idezetnek minden egves
szava szinigazsag. A miikedvel6i
elGadasoknak, lit Amerikaban ket
szeres jelent6stge van. A Katholi-
kus Tfjusagi K0r der6k es ma.
gyar munkat vfgez, amikor faral
sagot mem ismerve, magyarsag
iavara - el0adasokat rendez.
AIT is figyelembe kell venniink,
logy szerepl6k mindegyike itt
,6tt FL, itt jart iskolaba S bizony
,sak nehezen birja a magyar nyel
vet. Icy meg szebb, dicstretre me,
t6bb az a nemes t0rekves, az a
nehez munka, amit a szerepl6k
magukra vallaltak.
Vasarnap este az EAGLES
HALL szinpadan Betty AR
KENDOJE' keriil bemutat asra.
Pompas. erdekes mesejii nepszin-
mil ez, melynek mind a negy fell
vonasat lekotott figyelemmel fce
ia nezni ts hallgatm magyarsa-
gunk.
A darabot 0zy. Mihok Sanaor-
ne, ez a derek magyar asszony
rendezi. 0 vezette, faradsagot mem
ismerve. a pr6bakat - vasarna-
pi eloadas bizonyosra vehet6 81
kerekert. maid elsosorban 6t fog
ia illetni az erdem
A magyarsag fiatalja-oregje le-
gyen oft ezen az eloadason. T0lt-
silk meg zsnfolasig az EAGLES
HALT mutassuk meg, hogy 81
ben nagy varosban IS eanek ko1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
MASODIK NAP.

Hu>vef hetfoJen, aprllls lS-an
ngyancsak az EAGl.ES HALl =
ban fog lezaJlanl ennek az eszten-
donek legsZebb, legfenyeseb5 ma
gyar balJa, kathollkuS ifJu>agl
kor rendczeseben.
Pompas hnSvetl tancmulatSag 2
lesz. tole Jokedvyel, derived.
Rigo Joska telJcs zenekaraval
fog mnzSlkalni, ugy. hogy a ma
gyarsag oreele-fiatalja kedvet lei
Ip.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14

HUSrEr VASkRNAP ESTE
. Campbelli Magyar Atleta Klub
pomp&s sxiniel6dasa a Roman
Hallban. Minden magyar legyen
ott ezeh az eloadason. Nagyszerii
szerspl6k, Htiin6 darab. Igazi hus
vttje asek annalk lesx 80 alxi az
el6adfnon Oft lesx!