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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
Lord Rothemere valasza
a Bridgeport Sz0vetsegnek

Bridgeport Szovetseg tisztkara udvozlo srg0n kuld0
lord Rohemerenek aki megcsonkott szoazan
elhaIatszo szavat felemelte.
Az udvozo srgonyre melyet mar isertettuk ovas6iukka
napokban kovetkez6 vaasz erkezett: r
.aa. THE DAILY MAIL LONDON
kilograms Daily Mail London
Telephone Central 5000
Editorial Department
Northcliffe House, f. G..
tsatlt@"e August, 1927
John Desc Esq, II
President OF the Hungarian Aid Association
Dear Sir:
you please accept yourself and convey official
colleagues the members your association sincere thanks
for your telegram.
feelings deep satisfaction have been able to
do something help to justice for your unhappy country
hope the disaster of another European 1t
must be great Hungarian Nationals both in Hun
the feel that their fellow country
though living voluntarily in the United States OF
America hopes aspirations of their
people
that those aspirations be realized by the re-
vision of the Treaty of Trianon.
have the honour to be-
Yours very faithfully,
Tisztelt Uram,
Fogadiak ugy tiszvisel6 arsa yalamn testletdk
mex taga kudott sjirgon,trt 0szinte koszoneteme
Macy megegedesemre zeg hogy kepes yotam segtseget
nyujtan az nk hazaa igazsa kyasahoz
1emeem hogy ezta mask enopa haboru brzalma ke
ruhek ell Ugy Magyarorszagen valamint az uod aamok-
magyarsagnak Macy megnyugvaara zogah tu
hogy onent Amerikaba vandoro testvrek nemzeh
menyeik Is orekveseikben veluk egyit ereznek
Remelem hogy remenyek mihamarabb valera fognak
vani trianoni sze1z0des revizi6ja altal.
Oszinte tsztelettel,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
A DOHANYOS EMBER
UJABB JELENTESE

Lassan, de bi1tosan telik a do
hanyzacsko. - A "nepszeri" do
hanyos mem hiaba farad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01

Hat bizony ez utamon mem
csurrant csak cseppent a dohany,
dehat ICY jar az, aki a sziikos
peda utan indul kollektalni!
A g6be dohanyos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01

A szekelyfoldi hesHek kozott
t0bbek k0z0tt megtanltam ext
a magyar szolast' is: TkaparJ
kurta, neked is lesz!"
Evening star., 1927-05-01

She was an arls-
focratic old LADY
dressed with a
auiet daintiness
befitting age and
refinement, 3 n q
she was riding in a
bus. As the driver
halted near ard
man Park Hotel,
she took adtantage
~ the pause 70 ask
him. with the gen
tie Difference that
old-tinle lanner
extended 10 man:
"Nill you kindly
f@t me know when
! get home
Evening star., 1927-05-01

tions phone Cleveland 1880. At 2 pm.
the regular business meeting will be
held. Mrs. Albert II. Putney, chair
man, industrial department, will
speak.
The Park View Chapter will have Its
monthly business meeting tomorrow at
Seventeenth and * streets
Education Department.
Beginning Wednesday at I pm,
six,week course in astronomy will
be offered by the general education
division. Chester r. Watts. associate
astronomer at the Naval Observatory,
win give the lectures on the roof of
the Y. w. c. A. Building, at Seven
teenth and X streets. The last meet
ing will be at the Observatory, when
members of the class will have an
opportunity to look through the tele
scope The price OF the six lectures is
$3.50. Register before Wednesday In
the education office, on the sixth
floor.
The time for the French table.
which started last week. is Tuesday
at 6 pm, and the place is the cafe
terra.
A meeting of the health education
committee will he held at Seventeenth
and X streets tomorrow afternoon at
l o'clock.
Those wishing 10 register for gym
nasium classes during the last part
Of the term may still do so, although
the time is very short Evening
classes close May 20, while the combi-
nation gym-swim classes. which meet
Wednesday and Friday mornings, will
be discontinued after June Il.
l. ,frsyr ftn i'm
ming and do not vet feel at home in
deep water will probably enjoy the
pool at GA T. street, as it is 10 feet
wider than the Ada Thomas pool at
Seventeenth and X streets. Also 1t is
not quite so crowded during the day
hours.
The tennis courts at Twentieth and
r streets are ready. Arrangements
for use Of the courts should be made
in the health education office, at Sew
enteenth and X streets. Registra-
tions for classes should be made at an
early date.
Music week will be celebrated in the
Y. w. G. A. through special programs.
Wednesday afternoon from 1880 TO
/ pm. in Barker Hall Of the Y. w. {.
A. Building a. Seventeenth and \
streets. Mrs. Wayne b. Wheeler, So
prano. and Mrs. Mary IZant-Couch,
pianist, will present a program.
Thursday at 1890 pm. in the Y. w.
c. A. Building at GA f street, Fred
East. baritone. accompanied by Robert
Thomas at the piano, win present
half-honr program. Tomorrow noon
at the Recreation Hut, Twentieth and
b streets. Miss Edith Dawson will
play. and Friday noon at the hut Mrs.
Hurley, Miss Saida Hartman and Miss
Imogene B. Ireland will give several
selections on the violin. banjo and
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Young Business and Professional
Women.

The cast of the play 'Prunella,"
given by this department during the
opening week of the new building is
having house party at kamp kah-
lert this week end.
A meeting of the council of this de-
partment will be held tomorrow, at Z
pm, on the fourth floor. at Seven.
teenth and K streets.
On Tuesday evening at $40 supper
viii be served on the fourth floor for
all young business and professional
women making reservations at the
B and P" Office by pm of that day.
AT talk will be given by Miss
Alice Hutchins Drake, her subject be-
ing 'Politeness." At the Amicitia.
Hitika, Premiere, Tip Top and Wohelo
Clubs will hold regular meetings.
On Thursday night the Blue Tri-
angle Club will meet for supper at
$50 o'clock. and at it will hold the
regular business meeting.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Y. W. G.. A.

Outside organizations continue TO
use Barker Hall, and during the com
inc week several entertainments Will
be given. on Tuesday night there will
be a mother and daughter banquet OF
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. on Wednesday evening a play
viii be given by The Misses Eastman s
school, Thursday, the Boys club
PLAYERS will present Miss Temple s
Telegram" and on Saturday evening
a group Of senior pupils from the
Marjorie Webster School will give a
recital.
The speaker at the vesper service at
the Elizabeth Somers residence this
afternoon at $50 will be the Rev.
George l.. Farnham. pastor of Cleve-
land Park congregational Church.
ON Tuesday afternoon at pm. the
X street house committee will hold its
regular monthly meeting, at Seven
teenth and X streets.
Miss Marian r. Miller, former asso-
ciate general secretary and education
director in the Washington association,
and now general secretary of the
Y. ". {. a. in Norfolk Va, was
week end visitor,
Mrs. Ernest Penrose. president of
the board Of directors of the y, W,
G. a. in Burlington, Iowa, is in Wash
ngton on her way abroad. and was an
interested visitor to some Of the asso-
citation activities the past week.
The beauty shop will he open each
Saturday from 10 am. to pm. The
week day hours will he as usual, from
to s pm.
The tearoom had very successful
opening on Tuesday when the Mount
Pleasant chapter had the initial lunch
con. Since that time the tearoOm has
been a popular feature of the new
building. On week days the hours are
from Il noon to 1870 pm, when lunch
con. tea and dinner are served. and on
Sundays. beginning today. dinner will
be served from $50 to 7:30.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
RATS DAMAGE MOSCOW.

MOSCOW, April 80 LP).-Tt is esti-
mated that Moscow has 100000 rats
one to every inhabitant. At a mini
mum of one-half copeek daily per rat,
the authorities figure the damage done
by the animals at 100000 rubles
$500 ,000) yearly.
On holidays when shops are closed
rats disport themselves in show
windows of most Of the state food
stores, indifferent to the crowds gen
orally to he found in front Of the
windows. They fraternize with the
cats intended for their determination.
A valuable library of more than
10000 volumes was found to have been
destroyed by the rodents in OrieckoVo-
Zuievo, n nearby town.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Chapters.

Mrs. Ray Palmer Teele. chairman
of chapters, has arranged for an omen
meeting at the time of the regular
chapter council meeting tomorrow at
/ am. The speaker will be Mrs. l..
G. Bethel, and her subject 'Parlia-
mentary Law" All chapter members
and interested friends are invited.
The meeting win be held in the sun
parlor on the roof Of the new building.
at Seventeenth and K streets.
The Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs George
w. Lewis, 6506 Ridgewood avenue,
Chevy Chase. At / pm a 50-cent
luncheon will be served. For reserva-
Evening star., 1927-05-01
DISCUSSION OF DISTRICT
BUDGET is POSTPONED
Advisory Council Awaits Reports
on Department Needs Before
Considering Estimates.

The Citizens Advisory Council met
Friday night primarily to begin con-
sideration OF budgetry estimates for
the District for the next fiscal year, but
decided to defer this until the recon-
mended needs of the department heads
of the District Government are sub
mitted to the Commissioners May IS.
AS result. the councilmen dis
cussed informally the movement in
the Federation of Citizens Associa-
tions to authorize charging the coun-
ellis scope of activities. The discus
sion was led by DR.. George G. Haven
ner and Edwin s. Hege.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND PIANOS
WESCHLERS 920 Pa. ave. E.w. Phone
Main 1892 Main Q530
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Industrial Department.

On Wednesday. May 2. the industrial
department will arrange the luncheon
for girls employed in the vicinity of
z street, at 1880 pm. Mrs. Emerson
Christie of the industrial committee
viii be the hostess.
The Greek Club will hold its regular
business meeting al Seventeenth and
K streets on Thursday, May 5, at 2:30
pm.
The Thursday Club, for girls en-
ployed IN homes, will hold a supper
party, May 5, at $50 on the roof gar
den. Registration for supper must be
made by noon on Thursday. After
supper the Thursday Club will be
Joined by the members of the German
Club for bowling. at 7:30
The hostess on the third floor will
be Mrs. Clifford Hurley of the indus
trial committee.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

Moving-Crating-
IITTLEFIELD. ALVORn & co
Evening star., 1927-05-01
AROUND THE CITY
BY MAMIE LANCASTER.

sciousness, poor things, and while
the shabby one got some little old
corner in the churchyard Silk stock
ings had choice grave in the middle
Of everything / sure do want a
choicy grave. / will wash them out
al soon az / get there and lay them
aside until I'm ready TO travel home
again. and, oh, my Tor, honey. you
Just oughter see my silk undies.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

piano. The public is cordially invited
TO hear these programs.
Wednesday evening Miss Imogene
b. Ireland, the music director, will
conduct an all-association sing at the
Y. w. c. A. In Baltimore as one of
the Music Week events Of the Balti-
more association.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

CHE was a plain. serviceable look
ing woman on the shady side Of
40 with hands that showed for
housework with no modern improve
ments attached. And she had inst
bought pair of gunmetal silk stock
1ngs, when another shopper Joined
hen registering smiling surprise:
Getting gfddy, Jen?"
Ien resented the charge "If I
were I wouldn't be buying just one
pair-but I only need enough to be
killed in"
To smiling surprise was added a
friends solicitude for details. "Oh
nothing TO be alarmed AT: no opera.
ton or anything like that. You see.
I'm going on a right long trip and
am getting silk stockings 10 wear on
the train
But, my soul and body, Jen. your
every day stockings are good enough
to travel in
That's what I thought until a
friend put me wise. She read about
1t. There was a wreck in which two
unidentified women were fatally in.
3ured. One was shabby and the other
wore fine clothes and gunmetal silk
stockings, The shabby woman n had
good enough treatment. Of course,
but Silk Stockings had the best room
in the village where the accident had
occurred, with the doctor forever
popping in and the natives running
around to help out in the nursing, SO
that when relatives in keeping with
the stockings could be located, those
yho kG< beNn extra kind would he
jYroperiy rewarded-of course. Both
women died without -rsrstefng eccn
Evening star., 1927-05-01

HERE are so many self-reliant
women in these days Of suf-
frage freedom that 10 run
across a survivor Of the old
type Of femininity gives one
s.nshinr. rnhiff Of. say. yiolets under
Evening star., 1927-05-01


On Wednesday the Northwest. South
west Grade School Club will take a
short hike, starting from 614 E street
at $50 pm.
The Girl Reserve Council will meet
wednesday, at pm, in the Girl Re
serve Clubroom, Seventeenth and K
streets.
The Northeast Southeast Grade
School Club will meet at Eastern Pres
byterian Church. Sixth and MARYLAND
avenue, northeast, for short hike on
Thursday, at $3.50 pm.
Mothers Day. May &, the Girl Re-
serves will honor their mothers with a.
tea from to 5 pm. in their club.
room, on the third floor of the new
building. A series of motherhood
scenes" with accompanying music.
will be presented in Barker Hall at 4
pm. The girls from the Girl Reserve
clubs Of Business High School and
Tech viii participate in this program.
The Western girls are making flower
invitations, while the girls from East.
ern will have charge of the serving.
Music will be furnished during the tea
by the Central girls.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-07
PARSONS. HARTFORD

One OF the real treats Of the sea-
son opens at Parsons theater to-
night. Yes Yes Ivette,' is the en-
a sing title OF the new Frazee mu-
seal revcl which, of the class and
quality OF this producers former Of
trring. mo, No, Nanette.' will stop
over in Hartford an route from its
i've months capacity run at the
Four Cohans theater. Chicago, to its
booking at the Wilbur theatcr. Bos-
ton, where it will remain through
out the spring and summer. ms
production is being reserved by the
Shubert booking office for the en-
tire next season III New York. The
advance sale is unCommonly large
With q brilliant audience assured
.or tonight's opening. Mr.. Frazee S
standards as a producer OF musical
comedy are high, for it was he VINO
gave us mo, No, Nanette," Of JOY
Gus memory. And we are told Yes,
Yes, Yvette" Is in every sense
worthy sequel. Certainly no better
cast could be offered, Including such
:ayorites as. Donald Brian, Herbert
Corthell, Jeanette Macdonald. Mary
Jane. Helene Lynd, Amy Revere
Arnold Lucy, Virginia Howell. Leo
Henning and Jack Mack.
A popular priced matinee will be
clayed Saturday. Curtain tonight
or sis,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-07
PALACE THEAfER

Lefty Flynn, who plays the role
Of a football hero in his new F.B,o.
picture. The College Boob Palace
feature for the last half Of the week
IS one Of the few film stars VINO
can be truthfully said to i've the
part instead OF merely acting H.
Flynn made a nationwide repula-
lion for himself at Yale as malt
back, and in the new production he
only had to imagine himself BACK
at New Haven to put a Thoroughly
realistic Interpretation into his role
The resulting picture shows graph
;cauv the extraordinary athletic
ability that brought him fame on
the gridiron. and contains some OF
he most vivid football sequences
ever filmed.
Also added attraction The Life
Of Our Savior"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-07
Poll PLAYERS

For keen enjoyment it would be
difficult to beat "I.aff That OF IN
which the Poll Players are appear
ing at the Palace, Hartford, all TINS
week. Here is Il story brlmminS
over with fun and full advantage OF
every opportunity for compelling
laughter is taken by the company.
4 New York lodging house, VII n
many interesting characters, is the
locale Of the narrative and that IN
itself is assurance OF the humorous
nossihilities. Among these are sew
oral typcs Of actors, 4 "SiaNey VINO
blossoms out after some night school
training. the Irish landlady and her
husband, and, The Three Muske-
tacrs," three Young men who snare
Ill things together. TINS group
welcomes an ex-aCtress who is pen
nilcss. making her their houseNeep-
ar and getting her by the Watchtut
landladv with the explanation thaI
She is the sister OF one OF the
group.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-07
HJN TIN TIN AT CAPITOL

beginning today for the balance
of the week the Capitol offers an
excellent double feature program OF
high class photorlays. The big al
traction offers the popular dog star
Rim Tin Tin in his newest ana
greatest picture to date The HIS
of kentucky"
In conjunction with the showing
OF this picture the management WILL
give away to n Car!tol patron, n
genuine pedigreed police puppy.
,rbe co-feat,,re on the program Of
c.rs Viola Dana in "Homestruck,' a
story OF a stage stuck girl who was
really homestruck.
beginning Sunday night for a
rour day run the Capitol Will ofter
the stars of the Big Parade John
Gilbert and Renee Adoree IN Ihe
Show"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-07
PH0N0FILM RIGHTS
ACQUIRED BY LYCEUM
Talking Movies VIII Be Shown
At New Britain
Playhouse

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-07
CONCERT TONIGHT
BY bach CHORUS
Mrs. Per OLSON, Vocalist, and
Carl Hansen YioIillist, S0loistS

The Each chorus Of 45 male voices
from all the Lutheran churches of
the city viii give its first concert IN
New Britain tonight, at the First
Lutheran church. The director is
Per OLSON, choir leader and organ
ist at the church, who organized
the chorus some time ago and has
been deyoting much effort to weld
ing it into an organization OF artis-
tic value. The chorus is composed
of young men for the most part, in
whom liking for the best of mu-
sic is cultivated by engaging in
choral singing.
The soloists will be Mrs. Per
OLSON, wife of the conductor. and
the event will be her first public
appearance in this city since COM
ing here from the west. She was
10 have appeared AZ former
musical event, but found that the
sudden change in climate, from the
rarified air OF mountainous Colorado
to the coast atmosphere of Con-
IitCt u. cAitA 'tt I'LL Si't'Nift mum
ing her, among other things, sub
iect to a long siege OF the grip. She
has now fully recovered, is ac-
Climated, and is prepared to make
her singing debut IN this city.
Another sol0ist will he Carl Han
sen. volinist, OF this city, who is
perfccting his musical knowledge at
the Yale School Of Music. Mr.. Han
sen has always been regarded as a
talented player and returns 10 the
city prepared to show how far he
has progressed in his musical I'M
derstanding. There IS no doubt that
he will be warmly received.
The program VIII be given rs
previously published. The members
of the Bach chorus are as follows:
Conductor. Prof. Per OLSON. A.
A. G.. D.; Ernest Casperson, Edwin
Ahlberg, Theodore Johnson, A. hur
Johnson. George Peterson. Arvice
Foherg. Paul Ross. William John
son, Clarence Holtgren. Conrad Sim
delof, Harry Sarson. Gustaf ALL
quist, Alfred Bergstron, Eric Ander-
son, Raymond Benke. Raymond
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-07
AT THE STRAND

Another splendid program OF
vaudeville and feature photoplays Is
IN store for strand theater patrons
.or the Weekend beginning TINS
afternoon.
The feature photoplay is "sensa-
non Seekers starring Billie Dove
and Huntley Gordon. This Tim Is
said 10 be ono of the most forcelui
Exposes of the er-sophlsticateo
girl that has yet come to the screen.
The vaudeville is headiined by the
famous international comedian
Chaz Chase. who comes here direct
rom the Hippodrome, New York,
where he scored a solid hit and
George Silver and his orchestra OF
twelve entertainers and musicians.
Other acts on the bill for the week
end include. Wilson Sisters and
Washhurn Van. Tyson and Van and
NJ ~arthy and Stenard.
TIC feature photoplay attraction
70 tan first four days Of next week,
y 'ng sunday evening will be
- Sea Tiger" starring Milton
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-07
Asks Supreme Court to
Declare Rum Treaty Void

Washington. April 7 LP-The SUI
prems court was asked, today TO de-
clare unconstitutional the treaty
with Great Britain under which
British vessels are permitted TO bring
intoxicating liquors into American
ports under seal.
John +. kliliken, the neptune
association OF masters and mates Of
American vessels, and Alex Smith.
insisting that the enforcement OF
the treaty was diminishing their
prospects of earning a livelihood as
American ship owners and seamen,
asked the court 10 review the deci-
sion OF the federal courts at New
York city dismissiuG their complaint
without passing upon the constitu-
tionality Of the treaty.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-07
London Reports Queries
About Chicago Election

London, April 7 UpN-' Have you
any Information, Sir, regarding tn
military situation in Chicago" ask
cd an English reporter OF the Brit
ish governments spokesman at tbs
press conference at the foreign OF
flee today.
The spokesman had just answered
questions about events at Shanghai.
Picking fIankow and in the Balk-
ans but he preserved a diplomatic
silence about Chicago.
Sensational accounts o, Tuesdays
mayoralty election in Chicago evil
IDENTIFY prompted the jocular query.
European newspapers have featured
reports of bomhines, and other vio
lence in connection with the cleo
ton.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-07
"THE SEVENTH BANDIT
IN(IJiAi

Harry Carey in The Seventh
Bandit and Exclusive Rights" a
melodrama enacted by a cast in
Guiding CASTOR Glass, Gloria Cor
don, Raymond Mckee and Shirley
Palmer, together with the serial
"On Guard" starring Cullen Lands
are the movie features being offer
ed at the I.yCeum.
The Seventh Bandit" is a typical
Harry Carey picture. In it he is
man who risks aN--lite and honor
to track down tho slayer of his
brother, Then imagine him finding
the culprit at last and while he
covers him with his six shooter
awaiting the arrival of the sheriff
his eyesisht leaves him. Robbed at
the moment Of his victory by re-
lentlfss fate presents but one OF the
many exciting and tense moments
of this drama.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-07

Holtz. Ray Cederval, Wesley Peter
son, Lawrence Johnson. Ralph He'd
cnburg. Walter Peterson, Elmer
Johnson. George Hallin, Cecil
Svensk. Eric Sycnsk, Carl Swanson.
oscar Larson. George Larson, Ar
lold Larson, Wilbur Anderson, Her
burt Carlson, Harry Ericsson, Wal
ter Johnson. Walter Anderson, HID
ing Johnson, Fred Anderson, Afford
Wilson, Wallace Carlson, Arne Dan
ielson, Axel Hultgren, Frank Sun
dell. Rudolph swanson, Evald, An
derson, Gunnard Peterson. Carl A.
Berg, Oscar Carlson, Walter K
Falk, manager.