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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
Potomac Woman Succumbs.
Dispatch to The Star.

Snecial Dispatch 10 Inc star.
POTOMAC, Va, December l0.-Mrs.
lucy Huttle, native OF Prince WI
liam County. Va. died here TO-DAY al
Iar home. She is survived by her hus
bsnd and two sons. Services will he
beid tomorrow at 1890 pm. from her
late residence. and will he conducted
nv Rev. J. p. Grover, pastor of Hume
Avenue Christian Church. Burial will
d. in Valley View Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
SCHUMANN- HEINK RETIRES
Letters From Governors of 4S
States Presented at Farewell.

NEW YORK. December 10 C9.-A
portfolio containing letters from gov
ernors of the As States expressing re-
greet at her retirement was presented
to Nine. Ernestine Schuma nn-Heink
at the end Of her farewell song recital
today in Carnegie Hall.
The singer announced she would de-
vote her time to the discovery and cul.
tiVation of girl singers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

Copernicus, the great Polish astrono-
mer whose theory that the earth
moves around the sun reVolutionized
sixteenth century astronomy. was also
a phS stefan and a financial expert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

Australia has more than $1,000 ,000.-
900 rabbits. all desce nded from few
pairs of cottontails brought from
America about 10 years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
DEBATE ON PUBLIC
OWNERSHIP HELD
Committee of Woman Voters
League Sponsors Tilt at
Y. w. C. A. Building.

An animated discussion of public
and private ownership of electric pow
! Ell plants. in which animositN was evil
denced when the advocates of public
ownership made the Potomac Electric
! Power Go. the target for their verbal
| thrusts, was conducted by the living
| costs committee of the VOteless Dis
! trict of Columbia League Of Women
| Voters last night in the Y. w. c. A..
Building, Seventeenth and * streets
JudSon King. director Of the
! National Popular Government League
and Senator Howell of Nebraska were
the chief speakers in opposition to
private ownership Of the power plants,
while +. G.. X. Gordon Of liaverhill
| Mass. and {. Melvin Sharpe, eXccu-
tive assistant to the president Of the
Potomac Electric Power Co. spoke in
defense of private ownership Of the
plants in what had been announced
as a discussion on why Should the
Citizens of Washington, Capital of the
United States Pay Three Times as
Much for Electricity as DO the Citi.
zens of Ottawa. Capital of the Do
miniOn Of Canada
Rates Are Compared.
The meeting was attended by 100
members of the league and their in
vted guests. who included James G..
laden, president of the Federation of
| Citizens Associations.
The advocates of the two sides We're
| allowed 20 minutes for the presenta-
| ton of their ideas. Mr.. King. as
| the first speaker, charged that viii
six times more electric current used
! in ottawa than there is used in Wash
! ington the rates for electricity in the
Canadian city were one-SiXth of those
| charged here. Contending that the
difference in cost lies not in the fact
that the local company generates cur
rent by steam power while the Ottawa
| plant uses water power for its gene
ration, but rather in the fact that
| its plant is municipality owned.
Ottawa owns its own plant and
! sells at cost. which includes deprecia-
! ton and amortiZation charges To pay
/ off the whole cost of the plant in 80
! years" MIR. King said; The Washing
| ton plant is run primarily for profits
as a private business institution"
The Potomac Electric Power Co.
| adVertiSes reduction from 10 cents per
! kilowatt hour in 1917 TO 50 cents in
! 1927, the speaker commended while the
| Canadian citys domestic rate dropped
| from cents in 1914 to / cent in 1925,
/ In support of his charges concerning
| the difference between the rates in
the two cities Mr.. King produced
! electric bill receipts showing actual
amounts. paid by residents of the two
cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

Interna tional trade in wireless appa
ratus last year totaled $40 200, 900.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24
NORMA SHEARER's NEW
 PICTURE 0NE OF THE BEST

One of the most delightful, we'll balanced, easy-moving comedies the screen has offered for long time is "The Waning Sex" the Metro-Gold- wyn-Mayer picture starring Norma Shearer, which opens at the Liberty theater tonight, with Conrad Nagel as leading man.
 Two girls and man are the local points of the plot. One of the girls wants him but doesn't love him, the, other, the heroine. loves him but doesn't want him because she's not quite sure of her own mind.
 The menace in this case is the girl who wants him but doesn't love him. She plots against him. He is invited to her home for dinner and while there an unfortunate mishap deprives Hlm Ol ms trousers, compromising situation and just what the girl in- tended it to be.
 All of the fair plotter's wiles are however, by the clever ness of her rival, and her frustra- tion is just as complete and as satis- flying as. if she were the conven- tional male villain of the story.
 Two romances are narrated by the picture, the second one being the background for some highly enjoy able comedy as the puppy-love affar of the younger brother and sister of the adult romancers is adjusted.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24
.LAWMGs GOING { 0UT' !
 F0R SEVERAL MONTHS

To be gone until next March, Mr and Mrs. William B. Lawing, proprie- ters of the popular tourist lodge at Lawing, depart tonight on the s. s. Aleutian for the States. Not only is the journey one of a general vaca- tion, but it is also one of business, in line with the rapid increase in tourist trade to their resort on beaut- iful Lake Kenai.
 They are taking "Old Betsy" their auto along with them and unless they make a fair dicker for her they propose to tour the States with 1t. From Seattle they plan to head for the South, to California, then East ward where the greater portion of the winter will be spent.
 During the absence of MT. and Mrs Lawing their lodge will be conducted by MT. and Mrs. Andrew Decker, we'll known ranchers at Mile IS. The Dec kers are good, substantial people, for merly of Kansas, and in them the Lawings have the utmost confidence.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24
GOODBYE "WILDCAT'

The good ship Wildcat left Seward for Latouche yesterday afternoon where after completing few days work, they will proceed to Ketchikan and Seattle.
 We have not only appreciated the acquaintance of the this fine little ship but also the work they have done in this vicinity this summer We not only y them leave but will be looking for them to return next spring This boat has been in port for the last week working in Resurrection Bay, we'll making trips here throughout the The people of Seward have become, perhaps, better acquainted with the members of her than those of the Surveyor due to it's lengthier visits in port.
 We hereby extend our sympathes to the girls but them that the Surveyor will pay us one more visit before it's journey to the South for the winter.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24
DESTINED TO BECOME GREAT ORGANIZATION

We doff the lid to the Alaska Glacier Tours Associa- ton!
 First because of their great success in conducting many big game hunts.
 Second on the class of their clients all of whom have been prominent Americans
 Third in the personnel of their guides the greatest aggregation of licensed guides and professional hunters ever brought together.
 And ias because they are sending all of their clients back to their homes with the kind of trophies they after.
 Witness, these four prominent Fasteners, Messrs. Fawcett Harper Cottam and Marshall who leave Sew ard tonight for home after spending several weeks with the company's guides.
 The happest bunch you ever saw!
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24
THANKS APPRECIATED

A number of Seward citizens took occasion yesterday to personally thank The Gateway staff for the excellent and complete report published in Thursday evenings is sue-which late in getting off the press-on the Tun ney-Dempsey fight The Gateway staff acknowledges this appreciation than words express few take immense pride in their work
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24
VISITS CLASS ROOM

c. E. Miller, of the Coast and Geo. detic Survey vessel Surveyor, which has been stationed in Seward during the summer, paid visit to the Sew ard High School yesterday. He al-
 demopstrated and explained to the geometry class how surveying and triangulation was dependent on geo. metry for it's foundation.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24
SPLENDID PUBLICITY

One of the finest things which has happened to this operation of the Alaska Glacier Tours Association The many hunting parties they have had under their wing this year will do of the strongest advertising for Alaska which could be conceived for they attained their hearts their many friends so.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24
NOTICE TO PAY TAXES

The general Municipal taxes of the City of Seward for the year 1927 shall become delinquent at the hour of o'clock p. m. on the fifteenth day of November 1927, and unless paid
 prior thereto five per cent penalty will be added to such taxes.
 Taxes for the year 1927 are now due and payable at the office of the the City Clerk, Bank of Seward build ing, Seward, Alaska.
 J. P. HANNON, MUNICIPAL CLERK StrlcfIY fresh candies. SchalIarar,a
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24
AT TRE HOTELS
VAN GLIDER HOTEL

VAN GLIDER HOTEL " A. J. Hewitt, Gus Gelles, Chas. La Coste, Martin Leckwold and family.
 SEXTON HOTEL Mrs. c. H. Nicholson, w. B. Law ing, Lawing; Jack Robertson, Oak land; P. J. Berry, Juneau.
 OVERLAND HOTEL Mike Branch, Jackson, Mont; A. s. Foster, Seattle; J. Owens, Cordova
 SEWARD HOTEL Sam Radish, M Fitzgerald, Lee Mclaughlin.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24

Reverend Graham was among the west-bound passenger list on the. S. s. Admiral Evans. Reverend Gra- ham is making his regular monthly call at Westward communities in which services will be held
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24

BABY BEEF from the sanitary FRYE BRUHN market is the best at the most reasonable price.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24

School suits, at Outside prices. Urbach's.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24

Join urhach's circulating library Fifteen cents to gead late book.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24

Fresh killed local chickens. Car- stems Packing Company
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24

man without mirth is like wagon without springs, in which is caused dsagreeaby to jolt by every peb be over which it runs.-Henry Ward Beecher
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24

Why is it that just when everybody in the gathering is enjoying the occasion someone has to make speech
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24

As far are concerned we have fight with the herring industry They go ahead and pack all they de- sre and again, speaking for oursef they leave it packed in barrels until doomsday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24

Darwin right" says another great scientist, who probably was looking at (never mind who) when he came to his wonderful decision
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24

Subscribe to the 11 page Weekly
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-24

Strictly fresh candies. schallerer's rer's Alaska Shop.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
Farrelli Hmek
FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.

Kohl: vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
Alliancei Hirek
Az ALLIANCEI, o. MAGYAR REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI.

Marcus Idusat szep iinnep kerete
ben tartotta meg. egyhazunk. Unnepi
istcntisztelctiink delutan 4 orakor vet
tc kezdetet, amelyen nagy szammal
vcttck reszt tcstvercink. A Lorantf-
fly Zsuzsanna No Egylet tagjai sep
aka lmi enehkcI emelt6k az iinnepe-
lyiink 'fenyet.
Este orakor folytattuk az unnep6-
lyunket. Egyhazunk tcrm6bcn ketszaz
ulohely van, legnagyobb or0miinkre, elk
korra mar majdnem minden hely el
volt foglalva. Eljottek Ylindazok, akik
mex szivikbol mem halt XII meg a ma
gyar nemzeti erzes, akik nemcsak hir
detik ajszeretetinket. hanem AIT tet
tekkel is megbizonyitjak, akiknek szi
vtikben el anna nsgy magyarok szen
emleke, akik marcus 15-0t szereztek
magyar nemzetnek..
Unnepelyiinket magyar nemzet
imadsagaval nyitottuk meg. az alkal
mi beszedet az egyhaz lelkesze tartot
ia meg. Talpra magyart szavalta Nag,
,, Andras, ugyanezt enekelte a vasarnap
iskola novendeke, maid Mt. asszon,
szayaita ell a "Novert -. amellyel ma
gyon sok tcstvernek k0nnvet csalt k
szcmiikbol. Ujbol a vasarnapi iskol
novendeke enekelte ell Il Hazamba Va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
6. Gnnepi beszsd, tartja nevesz Kal

6. Tnnepi beszed, tartja Revesz Kal-
man.
Z Magyar unnepnapok, szavalja Kiss
Eszter.
s. Lesz meg tavasz, alkalmi darab,
Ful0p Jolan, Fiilop Zs6fi, Jakubat AL
bert 6s Markovics Janos szerepl0k-
kel.
9. Trio, zongordn Csepke Grace, he.
gedin Mt. Csepke 1stvanne es kisbo
g6n Csepke Kornel jatekosokkal.
10. Amcrikai hinnusz, enekli k0
zonseg.
l. minden szamaban erdekesnek es
elvezetesnek ig6rkez6 miisor meghall
gatasara anna marciusi nagyok emile
k6nck kcgyelcttcl val6 adozasara sze
retettel hiv es var minden magyart, q
rendezoseg
K0zgyiiles Marcus 27-en az listen
tisztelet vegeztevel negyedevi kozgyu
lest fogunk tartani. Egy nehany fonto:
iigy var k0zgyiiles d0ntesere. Ker
!juk azert egvhazunk tagjait ezuton il
telies szamban valo megjelenesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
NAGYSZERU HALADAS

E. T. Strong, Buick Motor
Co. eln0ke, legut0bb tett nyilat-
kozataban bejelentette, hogy a
Buick kocsik forgalma, az elmult
6vhez viszonyitva, februar elso
husz napjaban hatalmasan emel
kedett. Az autoipar kilatasai ma
gyon h.dvezoek, szakemberek
velemenye szerint, ebben az eszten
d0ben minden eddigit felIllmulo
forgalomra ,lehet szamitani, az
igazan helyiiket megallo kocsik-
nal.
"a februar 20-ig Iszallitott
Buick kocsik szama ezerrel ha-
ladta meg a mutt februari forgal-
munkat' - mondotta Strong
"Ez a teny SERVES osszefugges
ben van a kereskedelml mlnlsz
terium legut0bbi jelentesev2l, |,
mely szerint februar harmadlR
hetenek uzleti forgalma, mlnde1
elozo evit feliilmult. A bank Je
lentesek. az iMleti helyz allan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17

gcdesiiknek adtak kifejezest es abb6l
AIT kell megallapitanunk, hogy min.
denki nagyszeriien talalta magat az
egyhaz enc haaafias iinnepelyen.
Alapk6szenteles. Orommel jelzem
AIT, hogy templomunk teljes ujjaalaki.
tasanak a munkalata a kedvezo idoja.
ras bcalltaval, amelyet a National Con
struction Co. iizletvezet6je, Mascse-
nyik JOSEF vezetett, oily rohamos tenn
poban halad elGre, hogy mire az elso
alapk0 elhclyezesenek kitiiz0tt ideje
elerkezik, mar k6miivesek javaban
fognak dolgozni a templom teglafala-
zataD, es ha az id6jaras oily kedvez6
marad tovabbra is mint ahogy az je-
lenlcg mutatkozik akkor AIT hisz-
sziik, hogy a kitizott hataridonel sok-
kal hamarabb keszen lesz templomunk
Most pedig szeretettel ohajtom
nagyerdemu kozonseg szives ertesitese
re hozni, hogy az egyhaztanaes hata-
fozatanak az ertelme alapjan temple
uuHh aid idphO-SLtHIeleSl uHHtptlSS3 ~
| ly0 no 27en lesz megtartva, meg pedig
delutan . 6rakor a Darr es French
st. sarkan--akar lesz azon a napon
szep id6, akar nem-ezen magasztos-
max igerkez6 protestans iinnepelyre sze
retettel hivja meg egyhazam k0r,
nyekbeli egyhazakat es annak lelkesze-
/ it miIden mas kiil0n meghiv6 szet-
huldese n6lkul - tessziik pedig ezt ICY
azert, miutan nekink most minden
centre Macy szikseIink van ICY a fe-
| lesleges kiadastol akanlnk szabadulni
Szoval, marcus no 27en j6jjenek e
hozzank mindazok a testvereink, akik
velink egyitt eme Macy munkaban fe
tudjak fogni AIT, hogy templomunk 1T
alakit&sanak munkahtabkn nemcsak
az listen imadasanak emeliink sokka
szebb hajlekot, hanem ugyanakko.
magyarsagunk ved0bastyajat is szilar
dabba tessziik fogadott hazank fold
jen. 'fI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
A NILES, Oh REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
K6zli: Csepke Istvan, ref. lelk6sx
Templem w. Second St.-en.
Par6chia a templommal szemben.

B0jti urvacsoraoaztas inuLt va
sarnap volt megtartya keves reszvet-
tel. Mind0ssze het ferfi es IL no jarult
a scent asztalhoz, melyrc a jegyeket ez
alkalommal Fazekas Andras IS ncic
ajandukozbild. tKovcrtakban begyIlt
s2725.
Enckkar,nk a multi vasarnaps isten-
tisztcleten szerepelt cl6szor, elenekel
ven az "Oh, jer haza" cimI alkalmi
enekct. Dacara annak, hogy csak ha
rom szolam enekclt, inert a basszus
ban lev6k mind el voltak foglalya, =
toyabba tekintetbe we've AIT, hogy or,
gonistankak, Csepke Grace-nak ez volt
az els6 vallalkozasa ennekkar vezete
sevel, jobban nem is sikeriilhetet: vol
ma az enekles. Az els6 sikeren felbuz
dulya, viragvasarnapra es husvetra fog
keszilni ak abmi enekekkel az enek
kar.
Hazafias iinneplesiink 1s4s. marc
15.-enek elnIekere a joy6 vasarnap lesz
megtartya az Ifjusagi K0r rendezese
ben. Az unnepely tenlplomunk base
mentj6ben fog lefolyni este orakci
keNl6do programmed. A kovetkez6 sza
mokb6l fog allani miisorunk:
]. Hymnusz, enekh a k0zonseg.
2. Megnyit6 besz6d, tartja a lelkesz
3. Zongoraszam, M6ricz Lima es El
"a
4. Nemzeti dal, szayalja Jakubat
Janos.
$. Bujdosok, egy felvonasos alkalmt
darab, Szab6 Boriska, 10th Erzsike
Jakubat Janos, Kiss J6zsef, Danyi ia
nos, Varga JaDos es Rudnyak Mihaly
szereplokkel. slH d
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17

ryoan cimu dalt, amely utan mi Hi
csiny miikedveloink adtak el6 PaJ-
kos Kat6 cimu darabot. A koz0nseget
.nindvegig deriiltsegben tartottak, szo-
val volt kacagas, de volt taps cleg.
Iyermekeink neveit mem kozoljuk lie,
mind nagyon ertelmesen megfelelt es
jatszott es ICY az elismerest mindany-
nyian megerdemlik. De legtobb kacaJt
kapott Seresne, Borosne, Mari cigany-
lsszony, Pajkos Kato es Majsele zsido
flu Gyemekeink ism5t ket dalt enc
keltek ell amely utan Nvarady josef
,gyhazunk gondnoka tartotta meg 4
zar6 beszedet, megk0szonte testve'
reknek megjelenesiiket, ugymond: orom
mel tapasztaluk AIT, hogy helybeli
estverek mindig nagyobb szeretettel
vannak mi munkank irant es jobban
sziviikbe vesik az egyhazunkat. De AIT
Us j6l esik tapasztalnunk, hogy orom-
mel allapitjak AIT meg, hogy EFT a
munkat regen meg kellett volna kez
deni, de addig nem lehetett, amig ter
mink aem volt. Orommel tolthet ell
bennunket az tudat, hogy most mar
magunk termeben unnepelhetiink.
Az egyletekhez kiilon meghiv6t mem
| kiildtink, lapok utjan hivtuk meg a
testiilcteket, egyik Sc jelentette reszt-
| vetelet. es ICY Macy koszonettel tarto-
| .unk Hanos Samuel testveriinknek, akl
Reformatus Egylet gyonyorii ma
| gyar es amerikai zaszlojat az iinnepe-
| lyen kbontotta. Jol esik az nekunk
+, Hanos testveriink, barha nagyon re
gen el is hagvta sziil0hazajat, de meg
marudt sziveben es lelkeben magyar
max. ANIMAL jobbar faj az, hogy az egy
lete AIT a gyony6rii eszmet, amclyeri
megalakult, teljesen eldobta nagato
es ma Reformatus Egyletnek olya1
tagiai vannak, akik ellensegei Ike
resztyen egyhazaknak. Mennyivel job
ban tette volna AIT, ha megmaradt vol
ma minden telNintetben reformatusnak
ha ezt meg teszi, akkor ma az egyle
sokkal iobban allana, az egyhaz mel
lette volna es ugy anyagiakban, min
ta gletszamban, gazdagabb volna. Re
meiiik AIT hinni, hogy meg vissza te
ARA az Ultra, amelyr6l letert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
"A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: DIR. Gerenday Laszlo, ref. lelk.

Marcus 1a.-an a kovetkez6 adoma
nyok folytak be.-Lengyel es Borko
Mihaly kollektalasa 4 Steeltonon: Be
lenszky JOSEF (tagd.) S.. P6znar ia
nos 81, Hochwart Adamne 81, Balazs
Janosne 81, Szakacs Samuel 81, Mesza
ros Ern0 81, Csontos Janosne 81. ifj.
NJ Mitro J6zsef So, Bartha Peter So, Gyar
mathy Pad 81, Kovacs Janos 81, Bakos
Andras $3, More Janos 81, Lengycl
Lajos So.
! Hubbard konektalas.-Varga Gyu-
la es Janos kollektalasa. Kovacs Mi
haly (tagd) ST., Narga Janos 81, Sza-
b6 Bella ST., Zambo ,Janos 81. Czombos
Andras 81, Szekeres Josef So, Katko
Ferenc 81, Varga Sander 81, Varga
! Gyula 81. Galambosv Gv0rgyne (tagd.)
! 81, Kat6ch Janos 50, Kat6ch Od0n 81.
Steeltoni kolIelxtalas.- -veres Imre
Is Eszenyi kollektalasa Mih6k Meny
hert (tagd.) 81, idb. Eszenyi Istvan 50,
Olajos Andrasne So, 0zy, Szulligan ia
nosne 81, Borko Mihalyne So. Andy Ba-
lint soc, ser2s Ignaene So, Macy Pc
terne 81, Siit6 J6zsef 81. Veres Imre So
Macy Bertalan ST., Kun .lozsef 81, Ne
meth Ferencne 81, Kiss Samuel 81, Dur
da Mihalyne 81, Bosnyak Ferenc 50, De
ak Ferenc ST., Fuzi Bertalan 81, ifj
Eszenyi Istvan 81, Kun Jozsef (t0rl.
$5.
Zen esti persely 50, szekekre Sza
dai Benjamin $3.50, tagsagi dij ifj
Batari Andras So, Kolozsvari J6zse
So, Belenszky J6zsef (t0rl) $3.50, per
Il sely $l3.l0, haz rent $2j 10th Jano
(tagd.) s., ozv. Szab6nG (Hubbardol
ticketert) $3.50.
Urvacsora osztas.-A multi vasarnap
aldozasra a kenyeret Bork6 Mihalynt
bort Durda Mihalyne es Potorna.
Janos adomanyoztak
Ifjusagi K0r es MOI Klub.-A mul
heten kedden Ifjusagi Koriink rende
| zett egv kitIn6en sikeriilt parthiet
vasarnap este pedig Noi Klub lept
: meg ifi. Szulligan Janos nejet egy nag
szceruen sikeriilt parthic keret6bcn.
, Gyermek Klubunk rcank j0v0 vasal
, nap hat kis tagjanak sziilctesc napjd
fogja megUnncpclni. K6sziil JON rd
t gyermekscreg
Sorsolas.-Akinel meg tikctek vaI
max arra sep fckete lora, legyene
: szivcsek vasarnap okvetlcn behozni
. velik leszamolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17

vczctese mellett tettek fentieket es
tesznek sok mas ertekcs szivet, lelket
ncmesit0 munkat.
Adakozasok -Templomunk nagyob-
bitasdra es orgonajanak megvasarlasi
koltsegeire, jo hivcink id0r6l-id6re tesz
mex ajanlatokat fizetnek be aianla-
talk fejeben nagyobb osszege-
ket. Ezeket nyugtazzuk templomban
a hirdetesek kozott S a Hirlap hasab-
jain. + nyugtazasok colleges nyugta-
zasok csupan, k0nnyen megesik. hogy
valami hiba csuszik be. KerjIk azokat,
akik ilyeneket 6szrevesznek, k0z0ljek
lelkeszi hivatallal. Szivesen megte-
sziink mindent, hogy senki mellGzve ne
legyen. Szandekunk az, hogy minden na
gyobb adomanyt marvanylapra vesve
Orokitjunk meg a gyijtes befejezesc
utan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
1927. MARCUS Il.

seget elkovet a kozonseg fgtelJe-
sebb kielegitesere. A Buick ko-
csik iranti lereslet allandoan es
fokozatosan emelkedik. A Jelen-
leg forgalomban levo modellek,
ugyanazok, malyeket augustus
ban bemutattak, ket ujfaJta body
kiyetelevel. Az alland6an emel-
kedo forgalom, a gazdasagi hely-
yet altalanos javulasan kivjil, a
Buick kocsik kivalosaganak tud-
hat0 be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17

do javulasarol, szinten egy emel-
ked6 forgalomnak bizonysagat
szolgaltatjlk, AIT talaltuk, hogy
az auto iizlet szoros osszefigges-
ben van az altalanos gazdasagi
helyNettel. A Buick kocsik elada-
sanak allando emelha desc nagyon
biztato jelenseg."
AZ altalanos gazdasagi hely-
zet kihatasa a Buick kocsik for
galmara, annyival is inkabb ert-
heto, mivel a gyar minden leheto-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
'Egyhazi hirek

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
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