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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-05-20
Call Off Dance.

The Cooperative Youth dance ar
ranged for Saturday evening at the
Workers Cooperative, 2700 Bronx
Park, East has been called off, as an
affair for the Cloakmakers relief fund
will be held that evening.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-05-20
BOWERY JOBS
FEW AND BAD
SURVEY SHOWS
Dull Summer Expected
by Employment Sharks

Jobs are scarce on the Bowery
According to survey conducted on
that famous workers street by the
DAILY WORKER, it can report that
less jobs are obtainable at the present
time than in several years.
Herman Kestenbein, 1856 Bowery,
who runs labor agency told the
DAILY WORKER that conditions
are much worse than last year. Us
ually by the middle Of May plenty Of
jobs are on the market but according
to all indications this year things will
be different"
When asked about wages, Kesten-
bein said that they range from 40 TO
80 cents an hour. Most Of the Jobs he
said, are railroad construction.
Calls Them Buns.
The manager of the Commercial
Labor Agency, III Bowery, had a
different story to tell He said that
"there are plenty of jobs obtainable
but the buns don't want to work"
When asked if there are less jobs
than last year, he answered sharply
that "there are always plenty Of
jobsw
Most of the agencies visited subs
stantiated the opinion Of Kestenbein
that jobs are scarce this year with
more men applying for work than
there are jobs to give them. Among
those visited were the Liberty Agency
S47 Bowe1y: Interstate Labor Agen-
cy, 279 Bowery; Empire Agency, 297
Bowery, Kane and Kane, 325 Bowery
and an agency at 207 BOwery.
Rail Road Construction.
The few jobs obtainable, are in
most cases for rail road construction
work. The average pay in most agen-
cies is 40 cents an hour for a ten
hour day. Some agencies occasionally
have openings for so cents an hour
The Commercial Agency whose
4 manager referred to the workers in a.
sneering manner claimed that at the
1 present time he has jobs that Will pay
80 cents an hour, and no workers to
take them. Warming up, he said,
"Why. ] even have some jobs that
will pay Sc a day for 9 hour day.
Several years ago such fine openings
we're unheard Of. Yet nobody is will
ing to take them. In the past most
Jobs were for 10 to II hours. It is
very easy to see that conditions arc
improving.
Tell Different Story.
The other agencies told a different
story. They were unanimous in stat
ing that fewer jobs are on the market
today than in the past. Every day
scores of men have to be turned away
cue to no openings. 1t is going to be
a tough summer" is the way one Of
L. In LIZ. Z. orn,,cine nut n
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-05-20
Festiral-and MAY Dance.

A festival and May dance will be
given by the I. L. D. Down Town
Branch, tomorrow. at the Down Town
Workers Club, 35 East End Street.
Proceeds will go toward the branch
fund and The relief Of class
war prisoners.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-05-20
Branting on Way.

BOSTON, May 19.-As Governor
Alvan T. Fuller today continued his
investigation Of the case of Nicola
Sscco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti
doomed to die in the electric chair,
word reached the -Vanzetti de-
tense committee that George Brain
ing, one of Sweden's foremost law
yers, was enroute here to join defense
counsel William G. Thompson in an eff
fort to save the two defendants.
Anonymous Scribbling.
From Holyoke an anonymous let
ter was received today at the office of
Governor Fuller. The letter was writ
ten in pencil on cheap paper and
read:
at is hell, is it not, to know you
cannot hump these two Dagoes off
without getting bumped off yourself ?"
This was the third death threat,
the first coming by mail from the
"French Bankers Association Ad. X.
X. H." Chicago and the second mailed
in Boston with a parcel post package
OF dynamite.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-05-20
Brooklyn in Recruiting Drive.

A Ruthenberg recruiting drive mass
meeting will be held Monday evening
at 46 Ten Eyck ST., Brooklyn, by the
international Branch of Section GA.
All workers are urged to attend and
bring their friends. Meeting will
start at p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
Admiral and Mrs. Eberle
Entertained at Annapolis
Weddings and Dinner Parties Feature Week $
Activities at Naval Colony.
Vacations Call Many.

of Admiral Henry Wiley. commander
in-Chief. United States Fleet. Capt
Anderson has just completed a three
year tour Of duty at the Naval Acad
: envy as head OF the Department %
ordnance and Gunnery,
Rear Admiral and Mrs John Halli
gan and their daughter. Miss katha
rine Halligan. left Tuesday for New
port, Il. l.. where they will visit for
a few weeks.
Col. Goodyear, L. S. A. Wetiret)
has been the guest for month OF
his son-in-Iaw ana daughter. Comdr
| and Mrs. Alfred j. Toulon.
Mr.. Edward Rich. accompanied by
1 his son. Mr.. Woodward Baldwin Rich
sailed from Canada last week for
/ Europe. where they will spent six
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Dorsey Gassaway
/ left this week for a fortnight's visit
/ on Long Island y. Y.
Mr. ana Mrs. Philip Peterson en-
| tertained at dinner Thursday evening.
! August II, in their home on South
! Brooke Of Panama. and Mrs. and Mrs
/ Jackson Caldwell Bonner of New York,
! who have been their guests.
Mrs. Schuirman, wife of Lieut..
| Comdr Roscoe r.. Schuirman, who has
spent six months in Annapolis, went
| last week to Washington, where Lieut..
Comdr. Schuirman has been ordered
for duty
Mrs Howard Atterbury of New
York entertained the members Of the
Four Rivers Garden Club Tuesday
afternoon in her home, Mairstone
Farm, near Annapolis.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs Horace D.
Clarke have as their guest Mrs.
Frank Nash Billsoly and her young
son of Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. Wade Adams of Richmond,
Va, is the guest of Capt. and Mrs
Sinclair Cannon in their quarters at
the Naval Academy.
Capt. Arthur w. Dunbar. who has
been on duty in Washington. is now
with Mrs. Dunbar occupying his quar-
ters on the Naval Reservation. Capt
Dunbar has recently assumed com
mand of the Naval Hospital here.
Miss Mary Earle. daughter of Rear
Admiral Ralph Earle, L. S. n. IRE
tired. and Mrs. Earle of Worcester.
Mass. who has been a guest for a
month Of Miss Katharine Halligan,
daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
John Halligan, left this week to visit
in Philadelphia, Ell route to her home
at Worcester.
Lieut.. Comdr. Spry o. Clayton and
Mrs Clayton left Monday for Newark
Ohio. where they will be the guests of
DR.. Claytor's family.
Miss Agnes Walton left Saturday
for Long Island. where she will spend
two weeks.
Prof. and Mrs Arturo Fernan-
dez, who have been motoring through
Canada and New England for two
months, have returned to their home
on Duke of Gloucester street.
Miss Evelyn Matthews Of Washing
ton was a guess for the week end
of Mrs. Hays, wife of Ensign viii
Hays, in the home of Mrs. Hays par.
ents. Capt. and Mrs. Sinclair Cannon,
where Mrs. Hays is spending the Sum
mer.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Oliver Purvis left |
this week by motor for Quebec. Can |
ada, where they will spend a fortnight. |
Miss Lucy Allen. daughter of Comdr. |
and Mrs. Archer NJ. Il. Allen. enter. /
tanned at a bench picnic Sunday eve
ming.
Mr. Stuart c. Massey left this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

OF Miss Elizabeth r. Robinson, daugh,
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George d. f.
Robinson of Baltimore. to Ensign
Bosquet Neill View of Richmond Mon.
day, August s. in st. Anne's Episcopal
Church, Annapolis. Ensign Wev. who
was member Of the class graduated
in June from the Naval Academy. has
been ordered to duty on the u. s. S.
Virginia. and he and his bride will
make their home on the California
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Carroll Worthing.
ton, who have been visiting at Ocean
City. Md. have returned to Annapolis
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Andrew G..
McF'all and their two children are
spending their vacation at Mountain
Lake. Va.
Comdr. and Mrs Herndon B. Kelly,
who have been visiting Comdr. Kelly's
family at Lebanon. Ky, have returned
to their home on Southgate avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

ANNAPOLIS. Md. August 2o,--Ad
miral and Mrs. Edward W. Eherle o
Washington were guests for the weel
end of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Loui
NJ. Mutton. Admiral and Mrs. Nultoi
were hosts to 4 company of l. a
dinEer Saturday evening at the super
intendents quarters in honor of Ad
miral and Mrs Eberle.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs Osborne Il
Harrison left this week for Norfolk
Va. where Lieut., COmdr. Hardisot
has been ordered TO duty. Mrs. Hardi
son is daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Gerry Morgan of Washington,
Condo. and Mrs. Daniel A. McFl
duff were hosts at dinner Saturday
evening in honor of Capt. and Mrs
Arthur T.. Cook, who spent a month
in Annapolis. Capt. and Mrs. Cook
left this week for Europe, where capt
Cook will attend the international
photographic Conference at Prague
On his return Capt. Cook viii he sta
toned at Panama in command of the
L. S. 5. Niagara.
Prof. and Mrs. J. y. Galloway are
visiting relatives at Berryvlle. Va.
and will not return to Annapolis until
the latter part of September
Mrs. Roscoe Carlisle Bulmer and
her daughter. Miss Anita Bulmer,
started this week by motor for Canada
and Skaneateles, y. y, where they
win spend six week..
Mrs Carlos Cusacha was hostess at
luncheon Tuesday ia her home. "OS.e
Hall" on college avenue
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Charlton T..
Battle, who have been in the Adiron-
daCks and on the St. Lawrence River
for a month. have returned to their
home at the Naval Academy.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Mrs. Hazel Proctor to
Lieut.. s. Forrest OLeary, L. S. n,
on Friday. August 10, in the home Of
the brides brother-in-law and sister
Lieut. Coindr and Mrs. Thomas G.
Slingluff, on Murray Hill. The cere-
mony was performed by Chaplain
William II. Rafferty, Of the United
States Naval Academy. Lieut.. and
Mrs O'Leary will maize their home in
Washington. where Lieut., O'Leary is
now on duty
Capt. and Mrs. Edward II. II. Old
entertained at dinner this evening at
their home on Porter road.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry A. Baldridge
were hosts at dinner Saturday eve.
ming in their home on Porter road.
Capt. and Mrs. William T. Halsey,
s.. their daughter. Miss Margaret
Halsey. and their son, Mr.. William
+ Halsey. left Tuesday for Highlands,
N G.. where they will spend a few
weeks.
Lieut.. Comdr. Lawrence Howe Of the
United States Naval Reserve Force,
who spent two weeks in Annapolis.
entertained at dinner at Carvel Hall
Thursday evening in honor of Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs. Thorwald Solberg
Lieut.. Comdr Howe left today for his
home at Rochester, -. Y.
Mrs. Charles Bookwalter entertained
at dinner Saturday evening in honor
of her son, Mr.. Charles Bookwalter.
lr., taking her guests later to the
dance given by Miss Virginia Kurtz.
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Thomas
r. KurtZ, and Miss Mary Tyler
Heiner, daughter Of Capt. and Mrs.
Robert Heiner.
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Anderson
went Wednesday to Washington,
where they will make short stay.
Later Mrs. Anderson will go to Can |
ada for a few weeks Capt. Anderson |
has been ordered TO duty on the staff /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
WOMAN WRITER GETS
IDEAS FROM ORIENTALS
English Novelist Says She Looks to
Asia fro Heroes and
Heroines.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
PARIS. 49, Oriental thought has
solved many problems with which the
Western world has wrestled in vain.
believes +. Darlington. English novel.
list. She is resting in Paris, which
provided the background for her lat.
est novel, THE Thunderer," based on
the life Of Napoleon.
II was much in touch with the ORR.
entail side of things. besides which the
interest of the governing races paIes, +"
she said.
For contemporary heroes and hero
ines of romance | should go to Asia, -
she says.
In real life the author is Mrs l..
Adams Beck. Her home is in Vic
toria. British Columbia, where she will
live after a trip to Ccylon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

10 be the guest of his uncle and aunt,
Mr., and Mrs. Willard II. Barse, in
their camp on Lake Titus, Malone, n.
y, for a fortnight.
Comdr and Mrs. Addison =. Clifford
and their family are among the most
recent arrivals at Annapolis, and are
now occupying their quarters at the
Naval Hospital, where C0mdr. Clifford
has been ordered for duty.
Capt. Robert NJ Kennedy, who has
been on duty here for five years in
command of the United States Naval
Hospital. left last week with Mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

| kennedy and their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Kennedy, for Washington,
where they will make their homo.
Capt. Kennedy having been ordered
there for duty.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Houston I. Naples,
who have been in China for two years,
are the guests of Mrs. Naples mother,
Mrs. Anna Brewer. in her home, on
Prince George street.
Capt. and Mrs. Yancy Williams of
Washington spent the week end in
Annapolis.
The marriage has been announced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
Pressure Chips Flint.

It has been discovered by the Blu
reau of American Ethnology that the
Indians found the secret of chipping
flint into arrowheads by applying
pressure and not by striking blow
A piece of bone was held against the
flint and when accompanied by a
quick movement faxed off a piece Of
the flint where a blow would have
failed to do 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
PROTESTS DIVORCE TALK.
Husband Of Gloria Swanson Asks
Why Public Want Them Unhappy.

NEW YORK. August 90 Cp). -
Marquis Henri de la Falaise de la
Goudraye. possibly better known as
the husband Of Gloria Swanson. left on
the steamship lie de France today
to renew his six months passport. ex-
pressing voiuahle perturbation over
recurring rumors that divorce was
impending between him and the film
star.
1--WE are happy just like any other
couple that is happy" he said, land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
SEEKS "TEDDY" BEAR.
Heilner Expedition to Allentian
Islands Starts Tomorrow.

SPRING LAKE. y. j.. August 20
P).--Vancampen Heilner, explorer and
author, will leave here tomorrow on a
two months expedition to the ALEU-
tan Islands. where he will search for
the great Alaskan bear, prototype OF
the Teddy bear.
Lincoln Ellsworth. companion Of
Amundsen and Comdr. Mobile on the
Norge's Polar flight, will accompany
the epedition.
Q
Tho largest sun spots last only three
or four months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
why the public should want us to be
unhappy is more than l can under.
stand

The Butantan Institute. in Brazil.
raises thousands of poisonous snakes
in order TO prepare from them serum
effective against snake bites.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

Ninden anyAt6l megk0veteltetik, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
Ingyen Asthmaban es Hay
Feverben szenvedOknek.
Ingyenes pr6ba, melyet mindenki hasz-
nalhat, k6nyelmetlenseg es id6vesztes6g
uelkiil

Van egy m6dszeriink az asthma sza
balyOzasara $ szeretn8k, ha On kiprd
balna a mi k0lts6giinkre. Tekintet mel
kill ARA, hogy mar regen szenved ali.
ban, vagy csak most szerczte, vagy krd
nikus asthma, vagy Hay Fever on
irjon egy ingyenes pr6ba6rt. Hogy mi
lycn eghajlat alatt el, mi - foglalkoza
81, miNen id6s-az mind nem szamita-
max, ha asthmaban, vagy Hay Feverben
Szenved, a mi m6dszeriink kell hogy
azonnal segitsen on0n.
AIT szerctn6k, ha olyanok fordulna-
max hozzank, akik mar mindent, beleleg
zest, opiumot, fiist0t, patent gy6gysze-
reket, stb., stb, kipr6baltak $ esetiiket
rcmenytclcnnek tartjak. Mindenkinek
megakarjuk mutatni, hogy a mi m6dsze
rink veget vet nehez lelekzesnek,
k0h0g6snek es az 0sszes lazrohamok-
max.
Ez az ingyenes ajanlat fontosabb,
semhogy AIT cgy napig is halaszthatna.
Irion azonnal kezdjc meg a krrat.
Penzt ne kHldj0n. Tegye p6stara az
alanti szelvenyt. Meg ma!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
Ne legyen sok kara.
(Folytatjuk) J

Mond, miert alkudoztal
avval a szab6val olyan soka, hi
szen ugy Sc fogsz neki fizetni egy
centet Sc.
Csupa j6sagb6l, mem aka
rom, hogy annyi sokkal tartoz-
zak szerencsetlennek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
14.-IK c1KK

A bebiket minden nap furOszteni
kell. A fiirdes ideje az etetesi es le-
vegore wives idejetol fugg. A legjobb
reggel firdetni, de lehet este is. A be
bit mem szabad etetes utan vagy a le-
yeg6re wives el6tt tul gyorsan firdet-
nj Amig kold0ke be mem gy6gyult,
csak szivacs-fiird0t szabad neki adni,
aztan mar ha begy6gyult, kadfiird6t
kell neki adni. A viz h6merseklete az
els6 h6napban 95-l0O Fahrenheit-f fox
lcgyen, azutan viz h6mers6kletet fo-
az cls6 ev vsgen 90 Fahrenheitfok le
het. Igen ajanlatos egy fiird6thcrmo-
metcrt hasznalni A fileket es orrlyu-
kakat egy gyapott rongy v6gevef sell
den meg kell tisztitani. Egy cseesem6
sza pa dlasa oily kenyes, hogy n legki-
sebb erintes is feld0rzsolheti es czaltal
nyitott hely marad infekci6 reszere.
Exert aianlatos, hogy az anyak igye-
kezzenek piszkot a bebi szajab6l .ta-
voltartani, hogy ne legyen sziikskges a
kimosashra Hat h6nap utan a bebi
szajat egy puha ronggyal XII lehet mos
nj, de nagyon szeliden, es ha mar fogai
jottek, akkor egy puha fogkefevel is
szabad tisMitani Mihelyt gyermek
akkora lesz, hogy mar meg lehet tanita-
nj ARA, hogy szajat egyedtl tisztit-
sa, akkor meg is kell errc szoktatni.
FuRD0
Soda fiird6:-Sz6da furd6 igen j6
szolgalatot tesz nyaron, amikor szur0s
meleg van, amitol igen szenvednek a
gyermekek egesz nyaron. Egy ev6kanal
bicarbonate SODA hasznaland6 minden
feIgallon vizzel. A viz h6merseklete
olyan legyen, amilyenhez a gyermek
hozza van szokva. Kett6t6l negy perc-
nyi ideig kell vizben tartani. De ne
legyen testbore feld0rzsolve. Puha to
rIlkoz6vel ken megtortlni gyerme-
ket.
Korpa furd6.-A korpa is j6 szolga
latot tesz szur6s melegben. Egy csesze
korpat kell fird6kad vizevel ossze-
keverni ugyan ugy, mint a sz6dat
Mustar fiird6-A. mustar fird6
igen hasznos, ha idegessegben vagy al
matlansagban szenved gycrmek. Hat
gallon meleg vizhez egy ev6kanal mus
tart kell hasznalni. Ket vagy harom
percig narration gyermek a fiird6viz-
ben es ha kiveszi, j6l lie kell dorzsolni
Is azonnal agyba fektetni. Ez mod
seer rendescn pihen6 fclfrissit6 alvast
eredmenyez.
A legnagyobh problema minden anya
max, amikor mem kepes gyermeket szoI
tatni, az, hogy milyen eledelt adjon q
bebinek, hogy egeszseges maradjon e.
er5sse izmossa fejl5dj6n. A Borden ;.
Eagle milk az ut6bbi hatvanket ev 6ta
az anyak ezreinek megoldotta EFT 9
problemat. T0bb bebi lett Borden 4
Eagle tejen felnevelve, mint az 0ssze.
lkeszitett b3bi eledeleken egyittveve
Term6szetesen szoptassa gyermeket, hs
\ lehetsS9es, de ne kiserl<tezzek minden
f6le eledelokkel, melyeket nem ismer
Az Eagle tel izletes konnyen emeszt
lhet8.
"a = O. u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

a gyermek sziiletfsc Is utan a hclves
taplahkot hasznalja. Minden anyanak
kell, hogy a Kellog's All-Bran a bfbi
je napi etrendjeben lcgyen. 4 Kcllog $
ALI Bran cgy termeszetes tap-eledel y
bebi egeszsegenek visszaallitasara. III
az egeszseges, tiszta IS drtalmatlan tap
anyag ,kell6 hasznaat mellctt, helyrc-
allitja a bebi normalis egeszsegat.
olvassa .ezeket cikkeket mindie
gondosan es tegye ell j0v6ben val6 hasz-
nalatra.
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Meg szivesebb fogadas.

- Nos, hogyan fogadott az ej
Szaka a feleseged?
- Ne is beszel,jilnk rola. Dit
htben a hajat tepte.
= Ma hiszcn, te meg jol jartal !;
az en- felesegem az en- hajamat
tepte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

Karcsi a mamajaval megy be-
vasarolni grocerishoz. A groce-
ris egy darab cukorkat ad at Kar
csinak ajandkkul.
A mama kerdi:
- Nos Karcsi, NIT kell monda-
nj q bAcsinalka
Karcsi. Irja fel!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
(Foly tatas.)

Robert tehat megkezdte leckcadast.
Szorong6 szivvel mutogatta, magya'
rizta kiil0nb0z6 szelepeket, kereke-
ket. veszes elderzct balsejte1mei fekiid-
TEX meg a leket. Girard apo Greg meg
tort IS ideges volt, kezei bizonytalanok
voltak Is reszkettek, latasa NJ er6sen
r0vidlht6k aggkori vissZalendiilo eles-
latisa volt, amiben Robert nem bizott.
A lelkesedese, osszpontosit6 akaraterc-
ie azonban olyan hatalmas volt az Greg
mecenasnak, hogy tulszarnyalta vala-
mennyi vednoket, akik pedig mind en-
mex q lelkesedesnek AZ oltarara tettAk
lie az ehetiiket, amikor levcg6 kutat6
bainokainak eskiidtck fcl.
Girard apo egy este elutazott, reszint,
hogy egy sajat szamara keszitend6 gep-
hez megrendelje a szukseges alkatresze-
ket, reszint pedig, hogy a kGzel jov6.
ben megtartand6 nagyszabasu RHEIM
81 LEG UNNEPELYRE u kiserlcti te
lepe minden pil6tajat benevezze IS an
max tervez6 bizottsagiban kijelolt szs-
let elfoglalja.
Robertnek nehtz volt a szive. Ugy
6rezte, hogy magyarazattal tartozik
bajtarsainak, azert, hogy repilni ta-
nit.ja az oreget. Felt, hogy mem tudjak
azok, hogy a j6 Greg kenyszeritette ct.
Mono, Mr.. Yankee boy, miert va
gyunk ugy elkeseredve?
Els egy puha moi kez husitS, barso-
nyos simogatasat erezte a homlokan.
J6 eset Madelon sz6lt csende-
sen Robert es elkeriilte valaszt.
Edes sziva - kerdezi leany
frarciaul es pajkosan k0tekedve.
- Az en- sweetheartom az edesanyam,
Miss NIadelon. A leanv rhtettc a ke-
yet fiuera.
Robert, maya mindenkinek szi
vessaget tesz, esak nekem nem.
Hogan, mademoiselle?
- On gepct szerkesztett Antonnak...
- Torekv6; j6 fin volt, igazan meg
&rdemelte
ro~,1khk oor rs,6.,bh rnotor+ +o++
N.,s f.,om
r,a.a,,.h ,o,;;,gus, ,o,no
Ezen mind ketten elmosolygtak.
Girard -ap6t repiilni tanitja.
O.. , -,
,,. ,-;.oo
Eft nom ysrt.r, volro maos+6,
pohor.,
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

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Cyan Hl1LApOT ES TAMO
|GAC6A AZ ABBAN HIRDE
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-10-06
THE WRANGELL SENTINEL
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Entered as seeond-elass matter at the WrangelI. Alaska. post office under
 Act of Congress of March ]. s.187s
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-10-06
Disokled Veterans Are
 Scattered OUer Wort

According to figures announced b, the American Legions national rehu Utilization committee ill Washington disabled Amerfsan veterans of tht World war are scattered in almost every part of the world A total uf BIT veterans are being cared for f. hospitals outside the United States ul der contract with the United State veterans bureau. These men are f. the Canal Zone. Hawaii. Philippin islands. Porto Rico. Guam. Canad Belgium British West Indies. Del mark, England france India, IfelanI Italy, Yugo-Slaeia NoHfay Rumani Scotland Swea. II. WaIes and Swtzpr lnnd