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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
Attractions At Theatres
 MISS NOBODY" GOOD FEATURE AT PALACE

An adventure in conteltmeat is Miss Nobody" which dad . premier yesterday at the Palace and is on for final showing to- night.
 It brings to those who see t not only a sense of the lure of vagabondage but imparts as well some understanding of the clois- tered peace of soul that comes to that clan in their state of eco homie aparteness.
 Duke, Bertie, Happy. Harmony and. not the least by any means ]. the Kid, populate in major sense this really unique piotcdrama of the season. The Kid is none oth- CT than Anna c. Nilsson, revert ing for the first time since hsr remarkable performance in "Pon- jola" to male attire. She, in common with the others named, portfays happy-go-lucIsy knight of the road.
 Disdaining the services of q "double" in this play of hobo life,' Miss Nilsson actually ."ridcs the rods" on a speeding freight train, paces the brakeman's run away on the top of careening cars, perches on the bounding bump CTS" and undergoes the rigors of the brakeman's pet device for dis lodging tramps clinging to the chasis of cars-the method known as hanging coupling pin.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
'STRANCLER" IS GULL TY;
 s E N ' E: E:NCE:D
Earle NeIson Convicted of Winnipeg Murder
 Wife Was at Trial

WINNIPEG, Nov. isar.c Ne'- son, of pnlo Alto, Cal, tho dark strangl CT" has been sentenccd 10 hang on Friday, January 13, for killing Mrs. Emily Patterson, one Of two Winnipeg women whom he Is supposod to have strangled.
 The human tiger" is credited with nearly q score of strangula- tions.
 He greeted the verdict calmly. The jury dsliberatcd only one hour.
 Great interest in the trial wa injected when Nelson's wife Was brought here by the defense conn- sel. The prisoners wife has been employed as house matron in I girls school at Palo Alto.
 The defense attempted to show that Nelson was an escaped in mate of the Napa Insane Asylum at Tmo.a.
 l. The five months Imprisonment which has elapsed since Nelson was taken into custody at Kilar- rey. Man. after his spectacular escape from the prison there. where he was placed when first captured. has worked havoc with his physique. He has lost con- siderable weight and new lcoks quite thin. Except in conversa- ton with his coun gel. he refused to discuss the crime, spending hts time reading the Bible.
 Nelson has been the mo<t closely guarded prisoner in tho history of>the provincial jail. Two guards have been in charge day and night, one inside and the other outside the special steel cell. Three shifts. six men in all, were engaged in sentinel duty, but only rarely has the prisoner addressed them.
 A total of $3,500 or $24 day for the five months has been the cost which the province has borne since the accused mans capture.
 Nelson was on trial for the mufder Of Mrs. Patterson. mo. ther of two children. whose body was found under the bed in hcr home last June 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
 CHARGED IN
 JURY MUDDLE
Claim Y. a de Government
 Tampcrcd with Fall Sinclair Juror

WASHINGTON, Nov. q Will liam J. Burns. head Of the Dc. tective agency whose men shad. owed the. Fall-Sinclair trial jury. declared he has filed a complaint and affidavit with trial Justice Siddons charging the government approacheG C-.e of the now dis missed jurors.
 Burns statement was made af. ter he appeared before the. Grand Jury Investigating the government charges of jury tampering whicn caused Justice Siddons to declare mistrial of the oil conspiracy case.
 Burns was examined by Grand Jurors under subpoena. He as, serted his operatives had shown that the only approach made to I juror was by representative of the government itself. He said 7 "Of course, my men. had no right to approach jurors and if any did we will be glad to assist the gov ernment in their prosecution
 .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
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 1T TIE HOTELS
eastinesu

Gastincsu
 Miss Louise Gates, city; Mr5. NJ. Daly, Hoonah; Mrs. c. l.. Dur gan and son, Cape Edwards; J. II. Brokaw, Seattle; Ives Peyton. Ketchikan; George B. Grigsby an.l wife, Ketchikan; K. Daisboc, Port Alexander; l.. Wig. ketchikan: Harold Anderson, Wrangell; B. Brennan; Newton w. Emmens. Vancouver, R.. c.
 Alaskan
 w. M Bond, city; Charles Hunt Unalga; Paul Shadura, Aux Bay: Nj M. Higgins, Admiralty; La:.'s Edwards, Tacoma: John Andrews. city: M. Johnson. Wrangell; A. l.. Nook, city; c. Baroumis, city.
 Zynda
 c. l.. Knight. Unalga; Flora Nagel, Thane; Mr. and Mrs. Wal lace, Sitka; Elsie Hampel. Minne- apolis; MT. and Mrs. John II. Newman and daughter, city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
 JACK DEMPSEY AT COLISEUM WEDNESDAY,


 Nearly any average actor, pro. vidad all average actor could do the part. playing the leading role in Manhattan Madness would retire at night fully convinced that he had enough exercise to last him. life time, but not so with Jack Dempsey. who is the hero ,of this Encore picture which comes to the Coliseum theatre Wednesday only.
 In ii he is called upon to whip. single-handed, a whole gang Of thugs, clean oui' a mysterious mansion that has lurking dangers at every turn. fight hidden .enr- mics that appear behind trick doors and disappear aa quickly. rescue the heroine of the story Gin this case tke real Mrs. Demp- sey, for Estelle Taylor has tue leading role opposite Jack) and generally make himself fflstically useful during the length of the film. Quite enough exercise for the actor Dempsey, but not enough for the Dempsey who is also champion of F'istiania.
 Champion Jack had to keep up his training, in spite of the stren- uous exercise at the studio. ana Dull Montaaa, nthlctc, boxzs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
THE SILVER TREASURE"
 AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

For colorful drama. high-pow' cred action and beautiful scenic effects, "The Silver Treasure. 7 which opens a day engagement at the Coliseum tonight is said to be one of the finest pictures that have reached the screen this season. And why shouldn't it be? It was made from the novel "Nostromo." by that master of fiction, Joseph Conrad, and di- rected by Rowland V. Lee. whose genius created such photoplays as Havoc" and "As No Man Has Loved
 George O'Brien is seen in the leading role of "The Silver Trea- sures and as the spirited romantic two-fisted Nostromo, chief of the cargadores, he has role that could not have suited him better had the celebrated Conrad writ. ton 1t for him.
 The cast of "The Silver Trea- sure" is distinguished one. Be. aides MT. O'Brien. 1t includes Lou Tell6gen, who plays the leader 'of many villains: Eiedda Hopper, knoWn as the best-dressed woman on the screen; Helena O'Algy, Stewart Roz4e. tue, English star i. QtfQ 1l4tieson Joan Renee, Daniel Marafenko, Evelyn seIbie. liar
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07

wrestler and character actor ex- traordinary was pressed into serv- ice. "The Bool," as he is known far and wide in Hollywood. hap .pened, perhaps with intent, to be in the same cast with Dempsey and every day saw a workout" between these gladiators. Bull. before becoming full-fledgea thespian, spent many years in tise padded ring tnot cell) as a professional wrestler and "doubl- ing in brass" as it were, acting and acting as sparring partner for the energetic Dempsey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
--7- ''----- ===--=-- = -7------=-s MARION DAVIES IS
 COMING, PALACE

Roy O'Arcy, the a.n;ster Csowl Prince of "The Merry Widow hai another polished villains role n Marion Davies new Cosmopolitan staring vehicle, Beverly of Grau. stark" As Q suave but villain ous pretendor to a throne. D'Arcy has a role that he believes ideal for him. He recently played Paul in Lillian Gish's La Rphemen at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer stud;as. The new feature comes to the Palace kursday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
LOCAL MAN OVERDUE
 FROM HUNTING TRIP

Lester J. Mangle. employee ot the Alaska Juneau machine shop. is missing, according to reports made today by employees of the Alaska Juneau mine. Mangle. t was said. left on hunting trip a week ago. and expected to be gone about three days.
 Investigations made by: friends of Mapgle failed to disclose where he went on his trip or whether he went alone or had companions. Any Information as to his des- tination upon leaving here or to his present whereabouts would he appreciated
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
SEIZED PELTS WILL BE SOLD
 AT FAIRBANKS
Approximately $l0, ,000 Worth of Confscaled
 Skins Be Auctioned

Apprcximately s10.000 worth cf furs seized by the Alaska Game Commission in the inter.or and eoniscated as having been Illegally taken. will be sold at public auction in Fairbanks by the United States Marshal on November IF. it was amour d today from headquarters of tae Commission.
 Included Tn the list of pelts u be sold are: 3t2 beaver, 51 mink. 23 red foxes. 33 lynx. three .na.- ten, i've cross fox. one silver fox, eight otter 31 muskrats. and 13 crmin..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
Change of CoiGure
 Urged by Milliner

FARES. Nov. ' Women should bc wiling to clange their style ef hgir dressing when they buy new hats, says a mlllincr known around the world
 A new hal and an old coiffura seldom go together hs says. He urges women 10 change their way of dressing their hair at least once season. and never 10 coa- 4inue wearing their hair an old way with new hat unless thny are satisfied from experiment that if is the best way.
 Hats Of this season require . slight softness of waved hair on the checks, as rule, he says.
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 Aivertfs.aE x.ways raJs Ust the c0 inns Of The Emnire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
FIREARMS INSPECTED

DETROIT, Nov 7-Under n new state law all persons owning firearms must submit them to a safety inspection. They then asa given license.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
PRICEs-l lO-25-5o, Loges 60 cents

vey Clark, Fred Becker, Hugh Crumplin, Gilbert Clayton, sidney de Grey, Jacques Rollins and George Kuwa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07

Mrs. c. Mcfarland entered the St. Ann's hospital last eyening. and this morning underwent a minor operation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07

Artificial floral r.eces and home
 decorations. Sec Mrs. sally, adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07

Advertis.dE esways rsys. Ust the 70 inns or The Empire.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-07
EDUCATOR IS DEAD
Plan L. D. Owens Rites Here
Tonight.

Brief. funeral services for L. D.
Owens, SO, of $40 E. Twenty-fourth
St., director of civics for the Indian
hpolis schools and history teacher
at Technical High School, will be
held in his home at 8 tonight.
The body will be taken to Bed
ford, Ind, for burial. Mr.. Owens
died Thursday after long illness.
Immediate cause of death was pneu-
monia.
Born in Avoca, Ind, Lawrence
County, Owens was educated at
Terre Haute State Normal School,
| Indiana University and Columbia
University.
He became principal of the Ell
wood Qnd) high school and later
school superintendent Going West
for his health he taught in Colo
RADIO and Washington, returning
here about fourteen years ago. He
was a supervising superintendent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-07
ANSWER TO MAIDEN'S
PRAYER TO BE CHOSEN
Winner Will Rule as King of Hearts
at X. u. Carnival.


LAWRENCE, Kan, Oct. 1.-THE
lighthouse" number of the Sour
Owl, University of Kansas hunlor-
GUS publication, announces this
week a popularity contest by the
Sour Owl to determine the Kansas
University man who, in the opinion
of the coed, is "The Answer to the
Maiden's Prayer.
The golden apple" will go to the
winner, with the added honor OF
ruling as King of Hearts at the an
nual K. U. Karnival in the spring.
The Sour Owl AYERS that the ap-
pie is the one which Paris of Troy
awarded to Aphrodite, receiving in
return the most beautiful woman in
the world, Helen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-07

for a time before he took up his
present position.
Mr.. Owens was Knight Templar
and Shriner, and member of the
Elks and the Disciples OF Christ
Church. His widow is the only close
survivor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-07
Girls Jersey
Dresses, S5.o5

Also other wool materials
at the same price. There are
both one and two piece
models; with tailored coat
effect or embroidered. In
pretty, wanted colors. Sizes z
to II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-07

Good quality cotton knit
vests with Dutch neck, and
shoulder cap sleeves. Sizes SO
to A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-07

This is one of the most popular price
lines-in which new models are arriv-
ing daily, showing the latest style trends,
the newest materials, and the smartest
new colors. There is complete selec-
ton of new one and two-piece garments
in wool crepes, repps, silk crepes, satins
and fiat crepes. Sizes 16 to so.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-07

Good looking fancy socks in at
tractive checks and horizontal
stripes; sizes 915 to II. Irregu-
lars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-07

Brocaded girdles with elastic
insert; lightly bOned; side clos
ing; 4 hose supporters; 20 to 80.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24
GIFT NIGHT TONIGHT

Tonight many of New Britains live wire mer- chants will usher in Gift Night at The Capitol Theater The stores whose announcements ap- pear on this page are awarding gifts to all those present at the theater tonight. Be on hand. You will have an enjoyable evening.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

Emphasizing the small brim vogue in the lovely rich Soleil-Velours, soft Velvets and clever small
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

for small and large size| heads, all these hats are: very smart and very new. Priced low for tomorrow, Thursday.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02

A temetest Mt. DIR. Gerenday
Laszlo, a fiiggetlen reformatus
egyhaz lelkesze vegezte.
A megboldogultat gyaszoljak:
edesapja, Kocsis Mihaly, edes-
anyja az 6hazaban, valamint is
merosei es rokonai
Kocsis Mihaly halas Swivel ko-
szoni meg, hoey a temetdsrc auto
ikat rendelkezesre bocsatottak
Hegediis Janos, Molnar Wendell,
Tahinak lStvan, Hizsnyai Lajos,
Tisoczky Janos. Gerzsenyi Balazs.
Szanto Jozsef es csaladjanak a
sep koszorut koszoni meg.
Rev. DIR. Gerenday Laszlonak,
fiiggetlen magyar reformatus egy-
haz lelkeszenek pedig a sep te-
metesi beszedet.
A koran elhunyt magyar ifJu
sorsa, sok MAGYAR testverInket
biria gondolkodora. Mindnyajan
hibasak vagyunk abban, hogy ez
a magyar foldrol ideszakadt if
in - niagara hagyottan, sok gond
dial kiizdve, elveszitette egyensu-g
lyat eldobta magatol eletet.
rs hanyan vannak, akik, mint
szegeny Kocsis, egyediil, magtrkra
hagyottan, barat es megert6 en-
bcrek nelkiil jarjak a mindennapi
kenver kereset nehez utjat. Akik
csak AIT tudiak, hogy haZayagy-
nak... akiknek lit minden es min
denki idegen...
Kocsis Janos egyik aldozata
dollar civilizaci6s vilagnak.
A megertes es sajnalkozas ma
gyar koszorujat tessziik lie, koran
elhunyt ifju testveriink siriara...
Nyugodiek bek6ben
~ - y
Kotelessegiinknek tartjuk meg
emliteni, hogy a gyaszos eset kap-
csan, az angol nyelyii saJto fam
tasztikus tudositasokat hozott a
SZomOru eSetr0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
A Campbell magyar iinnep
Varga Janos halala

Lapzartakor eItesiilink arrol,
hogy Varga Janos testveriink,
1647 Wellington Ave-, szardhn es.
te otthonaban ongyilkos lett.
A megboldcg,llt egyik tevekeny
tagja volt a Youngstown ma
gyarsagnak, lelkes harcosa Ke-
resked6k q IparoEok Korenek.
Evek hosszu sora 6ta a Carnegie
Steel Co.-nak volt nagyrabscsiilt
elomunkasa.
Halalat gyaszoljak: felesege, a
kivel alig tobb, mint e2y honap-
ia lepett hazassagra, mostohala-
nya, valamint testvsre, Mt. Var
ga Lajos, pittsburgh reformatus
lelkesz es csaladja, valamint XII
terjedt es nagyszamu rokonsag.
A szomoru gyaszhir altalanos
reszvetet valtott XII magyarsag
kGzott, akik mind megindultan er
tesiilnek a At esztendos, tevekeny,
derek magyar ember tragikus ha-
lalarol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
KERtjLETI GYtJLES
A vasarnapi Verhovay gyiilesen
kilenc fiok kikuldottjei vettek
reszt-Fontos hatarozatokat
hoztak.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
iigyeit beszelte meg vasarnap del
utan az egylet 14-il keriiletenek
gyiilese a reformatus eeyhaz klub
helyisegeben.
A gyiilesen kilenc fi6k k6pvi-
el6i vettek reszt. Csak egy fiok,
a cantoni, hianyzott.
A fi6kokat a kovetkez6k KEEP
viseltek: 10S-ik Youngstown-Gre
gosits JOSEF, 106-ik Niles-Nagy
Istvan, Warren: 10th JOSEF, AL
liance-K6r0sf6y Janos, Camp
bell-Sagi lgnac, Sharon-Kuti
Tamas, Sharpsville-Simon Ka-
roly, New Castle-Rombulucz J0-
zScf ts Ellwood City-Palatka De
ncs. A hivatalos kepvisel6k0n on XII
viii, eleg sep szamban jelentek
meg a fiokok tagjai is, akik KOHL
tdhben felsz6laltak, de term6sze-
tescn szavazattal mem birtak. A
gyiilesen Gregosits Jozsef elmo
k0lt, mig a jcgyz6konyvet, Kuti
Tamas yeZette.
A gyiiles legfontosabb targya
betegsegelyezes kerdesenek
megbeszelese volt. Hosszas es err
dekes vita utan, amely soran
rendkiviil ertekes felszolalasok
hangzottak ell. a keriilet utasitot-
ia naggyiilesi kepviseloit = hat
szavazat, harom ellenebsn - hogy
a konvenci6n a mai rendszer mel
lett foglaljon allast.
Egyeb hatarozatok nagygyil-
lesek idejet kitoljak ket evvel,
ugy, hogy konvenci6 csak min
den negy evben tartassfk. Evvel
kapcsolatban termeszetesen meg
valtoznanak az alapszabalyok ide
vonatkozo 0sszes hatarozatai.
Az egylet vezetosege dicseret-
ben reszesiilt takarekos iigyveze-
ttsefrt. A 14-ik keriilet lehet6nek
tartja, hogy a mai lapdijak elt0-
riiltessenek es annak helyebe min
den tag fizessen ct centet havon.
ia a fi6k iigykezelesi koltsegeire
A 14-ik keriiletet a konvenci
on Gregosits Josef es K6rosfoy
Janos fogjak kepyiselni. ARA al
esetre, ha bamolyikiik akadalyol
va volna, megvalasztottak Bonn
bulucz J6zsefet els6 es Macy Ist'
want masodik pot-delegatusnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
Vi polgarok
POLGARRA LETT KILENC
MAGYAR.
A multi heti polgaryizsgak cred
menye-Szamos olaszt visszauta-
sitOttak.

Az clmult httcn iSmtt polgar-
vizSgak folytak Youngstownban
Az cljaras Soran szamos kiilf0ldi
lett polgarra, akiknek soraban
kilenc magyar testveriink nevevel
talalkozunk.
Orommel jegyezziik fel, hogy
vizsga soran a magyar jel0ltek
mindegyike megallotta a helyet,
annak dacara, hogy mem egy je-
Toilet kerdesek egesz t0meoe-
vel halmoztak ell A magyarok ko
molyan veszik polgarosodast s
ICY kesIilnek is vizsgara. Min
den alkalom meg van adva ere,
a YMCA mindcn vasarnap IN
GYENES iskolat tart jcl0ltck
szamara. TIT mcgtanulhatiak a
jeloltck az oSSzcs sZiikseges tud-
nival6kat ICY, aki az iSkolat ell
vegoZte, az biztoS lehet abban.
hogy megkapja a polgarlevclet,
ha a kerdesekre megfeleI kiil0n-
ben semmi kifogas ncm merrill fel
szemelye ellen.
E sorok ir6janak alkalma volt
megfigyelni, hogy akik mem jar
tax az iskolaba. azok mem tudnak
megfelelni ugy jarnak, mint a
multi heten egy csomo olasz, aki-
ket visszavetett a bir6.
Az ujonnan polgarjogot nyert
magyar testyereink pevsora ko-
vetkezo:
Hizsnyai Magda.
Dorgay Gyula.,
Kormos Lajos.
Boat Istyan
Pallay AndraS.
Molnar Istvan..
Tacsik Gv0rgy.
Adam Istvan.
Horvath Janos.
A nyari sziinet beallta elott meg
junius "a eS 25-en lesznek WIS
oak. aAltan ismet september
ben kezd6dik meg a polgarosi-
tas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
ERTESITES

A "Magyarok Nagyasszonya
r6l elnevezett hitk0zseg vezetose-
ge eZuton hozza a hitk0zsegi ta-
gok tudomasara, hogy az els6 ke-
riiletben, Bodolay Istvan lemon
dasa folytan, Kurucz Janos lett a
kollektor, aki Babinszky Andras-
sal meg fog latoeatni minden
egyes csaladot.
A masodik keriiletben Kurucz
Janos helyet, Ort6 Gy0rgy vette
At, aki Major J6zseffel fogja We
gezni a kollektalast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
BEVALTJAK A MASODIK
LIBERTY BONDOKAT

A. bankokban rovidesen meg
kszdik a masodik hadikolcs0n kot
venyek (Second Liberty Bonds)
keszpenHre valo bevaltasat, anne
lyet a kincstar orszaeszerte ell
rendeh.
Egy billio es hatszazezer dol
lart tesz XII ezen masodik hadikOl-
cs0n kijt v6nyek erteke, amelyek
utan kamatfizetes november
16-ika utan mar meg fog sziinni.
A bankok a jelenlegi piaci hratl
fizetik k0tvtnyekert, amely
most 100 dollar ts 81 es fel cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
FoNTos ERTEsITEs!
Az Greg Egylet tagsaganak fl
gyelmebe

Az Elso Magyar Betegsegely-
z6 Egylet tagjainak szives tudo-.
masara hozom, hogy jnnius havls
rendes gyiilesiinket, mely piink0Sd
vasarnapjan lenne esedekes, nem
fogjuk megtartani.
Az ICY eimaradt gyiilest junius
19-en, harmadik vasarnap tartjuk|
meg szokott helyen es id6ben. A
tagtarsakat kerem, hogy 9 fenti-
eket vegykk tudomAsul s junits
l9-M tartand6 gyul6seu jelenj
nek meg teljes sz4mban. u
IEolnkr Istvkn, titkkrs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
Esenesnyek

(N.) Mozognak a campbelli ma
gyarok.
Ugy latszik a youngstowltsysNss
gyarsagnak Campbell fog el, W'sK
nj a j6 peldaval
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02

dSdIHdp cteFkeIlk NdfVd-Naft
nap!
H6napok 6ta tart6 lazas k6szii-
lodes, szorgalmas. ifaradhat Italian
munka el6zte meg a Verhovay
Egylet campbelh, 321-ik fiokia-
max zaszloszentelesi iinnepseget =
de, ha az el6jelek mem csalnak =
az aldozat'hozatal nem volt hiaba-
val0.
Mahoning megye egesz magyar
saga kesztil a vasarnapi unnep-
segre $ ha az lido sep lesz, akkor
yal6ban -. reg aem latott, fense-
gesen szep es felemel6 magyar lin
nepben lesz resziink.
A campbclli Verhovay fiok cy6
nyorii sclyemzaszl6t szerzett S azt
nagyszabasu iinnepsegek kcrett-
ben junius sen, piink0sd vasar-
napjan delutAn szentcli fel.
A csillagsavos lobogo ala gyii-
lekezik ez alkalommal kozel-tavol
kornyek minden magyarja. A disz
menetb0l magyar es amerikai
zaszloerd0 magaslik Xxi - jeleiil
amak, hogy magyar, Amerika-
ban, fogadott hazajaban; amikor
tisztelettel becsiilettel szolgal ia
III hazaja erdekeit, kcgyletes en-
lekezessel szivtben, 0rzi sziil6-
fold emlekeit.
a nyari szello lobogtatja maid
az amerikai szineket, melyck k0-
z0tt a piros-feher-zold loboeob
ranges hirdetoi 'lesznek, a szerte.
szakgatott magyar haza irant
tiszteletiinknek.
Unnepre gyiiliink, szep, vira
gos, magyar iinnepre. Rajtunk all
hogy Campbells minden nacioja
max megmutassuk, hogy a ma
gyar iinnepelni ugy tud, mint sen
XII mas e vilagon.
Az iinneplesre az amcrikai zas,
| 10 felszentelese ad alkalmat igy
ha iinnepink ugy sikeriil, amin
AIT tervezNiik S sziviinkbSl 6hajt
juk, akkor ennek Az iinnepncl
sokszoros jelent0sege lez.
Campbell varos polgarmestert
! elvallalta zaszlo keresztapasa
gat megigerte, hogy a varos We
zet6ivel es tanacsnokokkal resi-
vesz menetben az egesz inner
segen.
Eddig szamos magyar egylet
szervezet jelentettc be az iinnep
segen val6 reszvetelt, ugy, hog.
negyven egylet kepvisel0ire sza
nit a rendezos6g. kozeliel
teljes tagletszammal rukkolnak
A mar k07olt egyleteken kiviil
legujabban Warreni Magyar II
| jusagi K0r Is q Warreni Els6 Ma
gyar FArfi Is Mi Retegsegelvz'
Egylet jelentettA be. hogy testil1
tileg reszt vess AZ iinneps6gen.