davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Girls Wear.

(6) WHITE CREPE de
CHINE AND FLAT CREPE
DRESSES. slightly soiled. Sizes
10 to II. We're $40. GT 90
Friday only .,.,... |"'/"
~ w HlTE SILK
DRESSES. sizes 8 to
10. Were s5,98. Fri. G1 90
day only ....,,..,.,. P'S'V
900 MILDLY BLOuSES,
SroAen @ ), 'i1s', 10 to p. 60c
(38) W A II FROCkS,
some with bloomers. Sizes u 10
IA; Were $3.50 Friday SI
pnly s'',sss stt..t4t,t,..tt.
800 WASH DRESSES, in
III ,Ite' TO- y, 81 u and A. SI.59
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Housewares Underpriced One Day

ADJUSTABLE BATH STOOLS.
We're 1895. Friday only 49,. .93c
NICKEL.P PLATED TOOTH.
BRUSH HOLDERS. We're 19c.
Friday only ................5e
STAINLESS STEEL STEAK
KNIVES. Were 39c. Friday
only ................. .l9c
NICKEL. PLATED FORKS.
We're 78c doz. Friday only, ca, &c
Evening star., 1928-05-24
BEEF JUICE pREssERs. wer.

BEEF JUICE PKESSEKS. We're
98c. Friday only. .69c
CLOSET HOOKS. We're 25c
doz. Friday only, doz. ....... .15c
FAMILY SCALES. We're $3.50.
Friday only. ...............s $3.50
GREY ENAMELED STOCK
POTS. Were $3.50. Friday
only $3.50
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Toilet Goods
GioUes

(2l PAIRS KID
GLOVES, slightly soiIed. 70c
We're sz95. Friday only -"
rs PAIRS NOVELTY
SILK GLOVES, odds and
snds. We're sL25. Fri. GQc
day only ..........,.. VIZ
street Fl9aE
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Outdoor Furniture.

CAMPING STOOLS. Were 2Sc.
Friday only. ..,,.,..,,...,,.,.. lsc
AUTOMO BILE LUNCHEON
KITS. Were sl6.50. Friday
only .....,,.,,.,..,. l,aO
AUTOM o BILE LUNCHEON
KITS. Were s200O. Friday
only ...,...,,...,.. .,..... ~ t'oV
AUTO MOBILE REFRlCERA-
TOR BASKETS. We're $ll, $i2
aud sl6.50. Friday onl,~-
$3.50. sB,s0 aud $3.50
FOLDING DOUBLE CAMP
COTS. Were sl2,50. Friday
only .,..,.t,....,., 800
FOLDING HANDLE T. CAMP
FRYING PANS. We're 6Sc, Fri
day only..,.,,...,...,.....,..Sp .Spc
OLD HICKORY FERNERi.
Was $BSO. Friday only,,,..sl,9s
OLD FiCkORi TABLE. Was
s., Friday only $3.50
LAWN SWING CANOPY. Was
st75. Friday only, ,,,,..,,.,,,.N
Fourth tiaor
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Draperies.

100 PAIRS RUFFLED
CURTAINS. Of fine, sheer voile.
All with valance to match. GJ
We're sl.35. Friday only. cI
1851 CRETONNE- Gov
ERED CUSHIONS. in gay sum.
merry colors. We're csc. IOo
Friday only. ............. /O
t24) WINDOW SHADES.
size 36x5.9. Were 69c. 9Oo
Friday only. y............. O1C
go PAIRS SASH CUR
TAINS, dainty ruffIed
styles. Were 49c. Fri. 90
day only. ...-............. @OC
IL SETl BILT MORE
AUTO COVERS. for Studebaker
sPesialS. s,9 &c rl,S. We're SlO,95
SHORT LENGTHS OF
VOILES AND MARQUISETTES,
in desirable lengths for curtains.
We're 25c TO 35c. Friday loo
only III
SHORT LENGTHS OF
CRETONNE, bright colors and
designs. We're 35c 10 Soc. C1o
Friday only. ........ III
Rugs and Linoleunl
Isl JAPANESE RICE
STRAW RUGS. size 9xl2.
We're $3.50. Fridays S3 50
price ........... CosOo
~ A r Ms TRIO NG'S
LIN0LEuM RUGS. floor samples
Of the 9xl2 size. We're S7 S0
sl4.5O. Friday ....... Sd'OU
l9l OVAL RATTAN1A
RuGS' r. !: size Ie 6A'. We're S6.05
t23) CREX DE LUXE
RUGS, dropped patterns: size s6x
= inches. Were s4.5O. Cd x
Friday for only ...... S-'1c
l50( JAPANESE MAT.
TING RUGS. sire 36x6S
inches. Were 15e. FRI zoo
day only ............ ON
Fifth Floor.
Novelty Furniture.
(0 BAR HARBOR
CHAIRS. Well made in natural
willow. Slightly dam.
aged. We're $2.9S. Fri. CI 90
day only. ............ SL'/o
(5l VENETIAN MIR
R0RS, hand etched. Complete
with cord. We're S5.S5. CD o.
Friday only .......... @-'|o
co. ROCkERLESS
ROCKERS, for camps and porches.
Green striped canvas and green
frames. We're $A95. CD Q3
Friday only. y........... S@s@O
a. ROUND FIBER
FERNERlES. tripod legs. neatly
finished in brown. Were S3 OK
$3.50. Friday only. -. Sc'1o
Fifth Fisor.
SilUerIDore
ID SlLVER-p l. ATED
SANDWICH TRAY. hammered
design Was $. Fri. % IN
day only ...,,...... S-'oo
- SlLVER.PL ATED
BABY CUPS, with han.
an,r al1,, We're ''e' Friday 49c
V"Nt - tttsssssss
tn STERLING SILVER
CANDLESTlCk, i'm.
perfect sr;tss. w wa' sls's'' S8.95
IL p ARR STERLING
CANDl.ESriCkS. imperfect. CT
Was sS.es. Friday only, :. Ct
~ STERLING SILVER
BABl CUPS We're CD SO
Ss,oS. Friday only. :. S@soU
street ftaer
Evening star., 1928-05-24
House Frocks

(37) SHOCKS, of striped
gingham and crepe. Some ere.
tonne trimmed, Were 81. SOc
Friday only. ..........,.... ~
l42) SMOCkS. of novelty
weave broadclolh. Smartly tai.
lored. We're $l.95 to $2.o5. SOo
Friday only. .,,,.......... Nv
10 CREPE DE CHINE
NECLlCEES. painted and plain
styles We're s9.95. G1 90
Friday only. ...,........ PFsu/
tl0) CREPE DE CHINE
NECLIcEES, broken sizes and
color ranges. Were sll.95 G1n
TO sl8. Friday only. ...,, RAV
/. a
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Women's Shoes
Broken Sizes and Short Lines

Broken Sizes and Short Lines
rs PRS.l W MEMS
GREY MD PUMPS AND on.
FoRDs. Were $3.50 and ct OK
$40. Friday only. PIs/C
t57 PRS BLACK SATIN
OPERA AND STRAP PUMPS.
Were $3.50 to $1,000. 81 *
Friday only. CTsTc
tl2 PRS.l BLACK SUEDE
OPERA PUMPS. We're G1 *
$3.50. Friday only. Cf'1c
Ia PRS TAN CALF l.
EYELET PUMPS. We're cf *
$3.50. Friday only. @1sfC
second fIoor
Children's Shoes
rs PRS CHILDREN'S TAN
SHARKSklN OXFORDS. sizes
Si2 to IL. Were S.. Friday
s PRS GROWING GIRLS
TAN 0XF0RDS. We're s.. Fri.
day only ............S2.45
tl6 Prs GROWING GIRLS
PATENT LEATHER PUMPS.
We're $50 and $3.50. Friday
only .............,... S2.4o
d PRS BOYS TAN SHARK.
SKIN 0XFORDS. Sizes 4 to 6.
Were $3.50. FRIDAY only ;. .s2.45
Is PRS.l BIG BOYS TAN OK.
F0RDS. Sizes 61s to ~. We're
so. Friday only. .s2.45
second Floor
Je.Uelry
~ GOLD FILLED VAN.
ITY. with chain, place for coins
md a. ID powder. Was S2.48
Cd GOLD LATED
JEWEL PICTURE FRAME. c9
Was s4.9s. Friday only. :. Sc
81 GOLD LATED
NECKLACE SETS, with brace.
lets. We're s2.S8. Friday SC
only
il0 STERLING SILVER
COMPACTS, with chain. 0So
We're SLAB. Friday only 1oC
~ RADIO ORLD
TINE CLOCKS. Were CJ
$3.50. Friday only. ........ CA
~ PEARL BEAD SETS.
OF 6ne pearls. We're C1 S0
$3.50. FRIDAY onIv. j. @1sJU
Street Flc.v
UyS9hroIIoe
III RED UMBRELLA.
with self tape border; l6.ribbed
style; amber handle, stubs to
match. Was $40. Fri, S8.75
f2l NAVY BLUE UNI.
BRELLAS. l6-ribbed style; pearl.
ized handle. stubs and tips 10
match. We're s6.95. Fri. G.
day only ............... Cc
~ BLACK UMBRELLA,
fancy self border: l6.ribbed: am.
her handle. Was $3.50. Gk TX
Friday only 80. ~O'fo
Street FToar
Stationery Dept.
f5O) EVERSHARP PEN
CHS. We're 81 and 10 off
g. Fridav only. II Vii
l60l FOUNTAIN PENS.
women's and mems styles. Car.
dinal and black. We're SOo
81. Fridsv only ....... O/N
lT0i VACATION WRIT.
ING PORTFOLIOS, assorted eol.
ors. with lined envelopes. 90
Were Soc. Friday only. ocC
1901 MED PIC
TURES. several sizes to choose
from. We're 81. Friday 0Qc
(75l BOXES OF STA
TIONERY: boxes slightly soiIed,
contents perfect. Were 59c tn
81. 81. 90. Friday ; for ST
only ........... W.
(5Ol BRIDGE PRIZES.
assorted items. We're 75c SOo
10 g. Friday only ..... o/N
street FlosY
4 OtLef GOODS
fI2D PRINCESS PAT
TWIN CREAMS. We're 1Qc
Use. Friday only ...... III
(I6y EVER HOT BOT.
TIES. We're $50 and g.. COc
Friday only ........... %1C
OTHYS TALCUM GLASS
JARS, imported. We're COo
Soc. Friday only .,..... ~
SHO ORT LOTS OF
GRAMS. Compaeis. Nail Polish,
Toothbrush Holders. Fri. l0c
day only ................ wv
strs~t FtSer
GioUes
(2l PAIRS KID
GLOVES. slightly soiIed. 100
We're s2.95. Friday only ."
rs PAIRS NOVELTY
SILK GLOVES. odds and
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Just 20 Sconfies
Regularly S5
$3.50

A splendid summertime gar.
mem. Consists of girdle. brassiere.
vest and step.ins. Fashioned of
flesh brocade and jersey. Sizes
81 10 30.
(l4l MOZART FRONT
LACINC CORSETS. long hip
model, Slightly boned. Broken
sizes. Were S. to $3.50. CD *
Friday only. C@'fo
ll0l MODART FRONT
LACINC CORSETS. of light
weight brocade. Flesh only.
Bro K en- sizes. We're G7 OS
$3.50. Friday only. -. oA'1o
50l BRASSIERES. of
satin and light weight material,
suitable for Summer wear. White
and colors. Broken sizes.
We're $3.50 to 81. Friday G1
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Sheets and
PUoucdses

(84) VALUE" SHEETS,
single bed sizes $500; evenly
woven. Were Csc. Fri. TOO
day, each. h............. -
1887 8lx90 SLUMBER
SHEETS. first grade: good weight.
Were sl.00. Friday only, 0Sc
each
400 PILLOWCASES,
first grade, neatly hemmed; sizes
42x36 and 45x36. We're loo
Use. Friday. each. ..... ~
800 lDS.) UNBLEACH-
ED MUSLIN. heavy evenly woven
quality, 40 inches wide.
Regular 20c grade. Fri 1Sc
dav only ..............
200 YDS.l 45-IN. PILLOW
TUBING. heavy quality, free
from dressing. Regular QCo
i0c grade. Friday only. O~
Third Floor
Linens
(6O) lin. MADEIRA
NAPKINS, with rose point seal.
lops. Extra fine quality linen. We're
f,iS,, i,i,S for ",,, 8. E for $3.50
(29l MADEIRA SCARFS.
81 inches long. OF fine quality
linen, exquisiteIy EN-.
broidered. Were s.. Ct Q0
Friday only ..... o
go YARDSl Is. INCH
IRISH LINEN. soft fine texture.
Slightly soiled. Regular sl.S9
values. Friday 7So
t35 YARDS FINE LIN.
EN- DAMASK. excellent quality;
- inches wide; all white, satin
band. Regular 1925 Ct 40
value. Friday only. =. PA'O/
(3lD OBLONC DOILlES,
neatly hemstitehed and on fine
white linen. Were 29c. I0c
Friday only ......... ~
q DOZEN MERCER.
lied NAPKINS, good quality. in
popular pat.
Es,%,x 's[%,, %sIs ssIs '''. E for Soc
ar LINEN PATTERN
CLOTHS. splendid quality linen.
Size 68xS6. Slightly
soiled. Were $3.50. CT S0
Friday only ......... oV
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Hondkerchiefs

HQnQREfC1lefS
"a DOZEN WOMEN'S
COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS,
with colored embroidered corners
and borders.
We Were da,S ls,s'' Fri, 3 for Csc
IS DOZEN BOYS COT.
TON HANDKERCHIEFS. with
colored borders.
Were l2iac. Fri. 2 fo,. 900
day only. ..... - AOA az
Neckwear
(73l COLLAR Nd
CUFF SETS. slightly soiTed. Lin.
en-. lace and crepe de
chine. We're l5e. Fri Toe
day only ....... AVN
WOMEN'S BLOUSE
some lace with seorgeue trim.
We're s2.95 TO s5.95. Friday only.
S1.95 to S3.95
f493) BEADED FLOW
ERS. for decorative purposes.
Were Csc to
81; sa,v Friday lOc to Soc
Onfy
street Floor
Notions
PLAIN WOODEN COAT
HANG ERs.
Iss EsF. -" Sc Fri 4 for 1Oc
STEEL MARCEL CURL
ING IRONS. We're 81. 2Oc
Friday only ........... ~
HAIRPIN CABINETS. as
sorted hairpins. We're 39c. O0c
Friday only ........ ~
HAT STANDS. in assort-
ed coIors and designs. Were 9Oo
soc. Friday only. ....... ~
SHOE TREES that will
hang on closet door. We're Too
Soc. Friday only ...... ~
NOVELTY TAPE MEAS
URES. assorted styles. We're
2ss. Friday 2fOr l5c
RICKRACK BRAID. in s.
yard lengths.
We Were .,,s &c. Fri 3 for lOc
PARA PAD SANITARY
NAPKINS, y, dozen in box.
Were Csc. Friday, only 20
STICKERI BRAID: in
assorted coIors. 3-yard pieces.
We TsF. .,Ix I''. Fri 3 for lOc
street Floor
HANDBAGS
(47) CHILDREN'S BAGS,
regular 39c values. Fri. 1Oo
day only .............. L1C
~ MIRROLEEN BAGS,
pouch styles. Green, maroon,
blue and rose. Were GC SO
$3.S9. Friday only 80. 1@'oI
(2ll BEADED BAGS. fiat
ayles in dark eoIors. 400
We're 89c. Friday only. T/N
street Fiaor
Luggage
IS WOMEN'S COW.
HIDE LEATHER WEEK END
CASES. IL aud IL inches: well
made, %.s .,,s Were 'lo' FRI $3.50
81 BL OK BOSTON
BAGS, IL and Is inches. Slightly
shop~orn We're 89c. DO
Friday only ........... o1C
~ WOMAN'S WEEK
END BAG, Of fabricoid mate.
rial; nicely lined,
black. Wa. 1926. Fri. GI 90
day only ...,...,.. Pf'oI
~ GENUINE COW
HIDE SUIT CASE slightly shop.
worn; u inches. Was O. 90
iIl.25. Friday only. CosOI
street Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-24
IS Tailored Silk
Sport Frocks
Were $IO.95
Now S3.95

Trim one and two piece
frocks in tan. red, cocoa, copen.
navy and black. Misses sizes
IL TO 20. Women's sizes s.
to i2.
81 IMPORTED KNIT
TED DRESSES. We're G10
$29.75. Friday only. SAV
ID IMPORTED KNIT
TED DRESS. Was e. OK
$lo."s. Friday only @s'/o
(8) IMPORTED FLAN-
NEL. SIIP.0NERS.
Were $40. Friday $3.50
only .......... ~Oo
~ " DOL kNlCk.
ERs. Were s5.'S, Fri ST
day only.
1851 SILK BLOUSES.
U",r w,r' s''''' Friday $l.5O
Sport Shop--seeond Fioor
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Ensembles

lik style.
(l8) MISSES DRESS.
ES, Of flat crepe and georg.
cite, in navy. tan, green and
blue. Sizes II to 20. We're
$l6.5o. Friday S2 OK
only ...........
~ MISSES EV f.
MING FROCkS. Of crisp ,sf.
feta. iulle and chiffon. in
lovely soft pastel shades.
Were SIS. Friday GS OK
only ........... WO
Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-24

0HueFiuI Vai1ee--trocks 0t
georgette. fiat crepe and printed
crepe in white, black, navy and
tan. Some slightly soiled from
display. Sizes 80 to 42.
(22 W 0 Nj + Ms
STREET FROCkS, Of printed
crepes aud navy georgeiies.
Spring styles. Were ell E0
Si6.50. Friday only PAA'oV
( Ia w . NJ f N
FROCkS, Of satin. and fiat
crepe in black. navy aud tan.
Some soiled. Sizes 30 to ~.
We're Sl6.50. Friday GS OK
only ,..,......... R"'/o
l0) W o Nj E Ms
FROCKS. Of satin and fiat
crepe in black. tan and rose.
Some slightly soiled.
We're SIS. Friday G1 o.
only .........,.... RI/o
second Fioor
The Washington times., 1928-03-23
GasIight League
Averages
(END OF SEASON.
TEAM STANDINGS

IIBM BdM0-heSH. w. I1lBN bOU-
Leizear. 3sS High Individual average
Rees, i09-sO High team game-Meter
shop, sos. High team set--F'itting De-
partxnent 1854
The Washington times., 1928-03-23
YoRKEs REPORT

The Yorke A. c. nine will meet
tonight at o'clock at the home of
Pop" Jewett, 329 Webster st.
N. W. Members and candidates are
asked to be on hand.
The Washington times., 1928-03-23
Fort Wayne is Even
I'm Basketball Series

FORT WAYNE, Ind. March %.
The New York Celtics and the Fort
Wayne HOLSTERS were all even today
in their professional basketball
world series" being played here.
A rousing second-period rally last
night gave the Hoosiers g. 28-to-21
victory and a one-to-one tie in the
series count.
The Wayners, after sluggish
first half. played sensational ball
throughout the second period, shoot
ing the basket from all over the
floor. The Celts were leading at
half.time, Is to 8.
The third game will be played
here tonight.
For o convenient listing Of attractive
apartments for rent, consult tOday's
Times and Herald classified rental
columns.
The Washington times., 1928-03-23
TAKOMA NINE WORKS

The Takoma Tiger baseballers
will work out tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock on the Silver Spring
field. A similar session win he held
Sunday afternoon at o'clock on
the same field.
The Washington times., 1928-03-23
oNE-ARMED HURLER

The only one-armed ball player
who ever made good in the big
leagues was Hugh DAILY, who
pitched for the Chicago Nationals
In 1884.
The Washington times., 1928-03-23
LINDBERGHs READY

The Lindbergh A. C. nine is ar
ranging games with junior clubs.
Phone r. Curry. Main 9540. or
write him at 371S Thirty-first
Pl. N. e.
The Washington times., 1928-03-23
CORINTHIANS GATHER

The Corinthian Insects, Midgets
and Juniors will assemble tonight
a. o'clock at the Immaculate Con-
ception Hall. All members are
urged to be present.
The Washington times., 1928-03-23
ELEVEN FROM Capital
OUT FOR ONE TEAM
By George A. Simpson

The Chambersburg Blue Ridge League baseball CLUB TINS
season will again abound with District talent no less tnan
IL Washngtonians including Manager Mickey kelhher wiz
gather at the Pennsylvania when the training season
begins May It would be oddity should these Il
PLAYERS earn berth as would practically be Washington
The Washington times., 1928-03-23
WINNING STREAK

The Derita High School girls
basketball team in Charlotte, N. c..
boast q record of 5 victories in
the past three seasons.
The Washington times., 1928-03-23

its player personnel to Is men
The eleven are Manager Ke1liher.
Elmer 81 Gaum, John w. Stevens
George .tl7epcoD Barry, Eddie
Marosy, Smith Vanlandingham.
Johnny Wiles. Bernie Ratio. VIII
liam Hunt. Bill Howser and Nelson
Jett. Two others from nearby sec
tions who will report to Chambers
burg are Tweed Howser, from Ash
burn, Va, and Harry Clark from
CslknsIy, Nd. Only Bill Howser and
Mickey KeIIiher were members OF
the team last year. Isl,
Nelson Jett Is the former Tech
High right.handed pitcher who
last year hurled for the Tre-
Yl10nts. Pctwortll Senior League
champs. He also can take q
turn III the OutfieId and played
football with the Palace A. @.
eleven last fail.
George tPepco'' Barry, infie1der Is
The aIl-around athlete who has
played on several teams here. Last
year ne divided his baseball actfyi-
ties with tai American Railway Elk
press Keanes and st.
Joseph b At the present, he is
playing Basketball with the FL. Al.
French five that has reached the
Washington finals Of the South
"A tlantic a. "a q. championships.
John Lefty Stevens southpaw
elabber worked for the Central
High nine last year and later for
dnison CT He was 1T Con
xaGa High before going to Central
Smith Nanlanding CHAM, right
handed kloundsn1an, represented the
Hartford A.. G. last year. He fam
ned s batfers ia 4 game against
4 Northeast Motors last year at the
Washington Barracks.
Eddie Harosy and Elmer 8.
Gnllnl are also pitchers, the
former b s0uthpaW and the LAT.
ter M orthodox finger. MarOsy
ID Il product Of Business High.
ana was with Hiser's All-Etars
last year. Gaum pitched for the
Moose A. q
Hunt Is an infieIder. and was
with the Retwortl1 Al. G. last sum-
aaer. Howser disported for the
Herndon Fairlous, Of Ashburn, Va,
and Clark Is graduate OF Briar-
ley Hall Military Academy Of
POolesvilles Md.
Johnny Wiies. right-handed
pitcher. and Bernie RATIO, catcher
have been battery mates for four
years. They adorned the livery Of
the Auth's Juniors last year, and
Wiles won II straight victories.
hurting the Auth's to the champion.
ship Of the Capital City League.
The year before, he won is straight
games with the Auth's Midgets.
1926 champions. Wiles and Ratio
started their association in 1924
with the Killarney Insects.
The Washington times., 1928-03-23
BOWLING KINGS

Harry =. Singers. Of Pittsburghs
with a mark OF TAO. - the all.tin1e
singles American Bowling Congress
champion. while william ]. Knox Of
Philadeiphia. q the king 81 the I'll
events with & total Of 2.0lS.
The Washington times., 1928-03-23
T D I.
UNCERTAIN

NEW YORK. March 2s.--Jack
Delaney's ring future was shrouded
in doubt today. While Tex Richard
was reported to have announced in
FLORIDA that the Bridgeport, Conn,
heavyweight would return to the
light heavyweight division and pro-
baby would fight Tommy Lougll-
ran in June, Jess Mcmahon,
Richards matchmaker said here
that Delaney-Jack Sharkey match
would be closed in New York today
Mcmahon said Johnny Buckley,
Eharkey's manager. would sign to-
day for a Delaney-Sharkey bout
here on June 80.
xMA
Mcmahon also announced that
the Joe Dundee-Ace HudIxins
weIterWeight title fight pro-
baby would be postponed until
June at the request of Hudkins.
Meanwhile promoter Hubert Flu
kazy, Richards rival, announced
that George Godfrey and Pauline
Uzcudun had accepted terms for
n return match under his manage
nnent at Brooklyn in May. Godfrey
Is said to have telegraphed a chal-
denge against Gene Tunney's title
TO the New York boxing commission.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15

koltva elettelenul esett ossze. A
temetesre hazaj6tt szabadsagra a
| flu es k0zeli rokonsag reszvete
mellett csaladi kriptaban iiyeg-
kopors6ba helyeztek. or0k nynga-
|lomra a szerencsetlen leanyt.
Az anyat nagyon letorte ked-
venc gyermekenek halala, ugy
kellett bevinni, hol agyba fektet-
TEX. Aszivnelkiili apanak szemei-
ben remes bosszut lattunk felenk
villanni. Tudtuk. hogy valami po-
koi tervet eszel ordogi agyaban.
Ugy is volt, a szolgaktol megtnd-
TUX, h ogyverebeit akarja rank
ereszteni. A sors azonban egeszen
mast rendelt szamara.
A fla, Xxi kozak tiszt volt, ma
ponta kilovagolt. A temetes utani
negyedik nap delutanjan jott ha-
"a, az apja szabadon engedte a
verebek egyiket, ahogy a kapu
kinyilt, az ehes dog a lonak ro-
hant, 10 megvadult, ugy hogy
lovasa koponyaja kapu bolt
iven loccsant sect.
Egy heten beliil megtortent a
masodik temetes. Az anyat ro-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15

.jabb halottat $ megnemult apat
hazavittek, mindjart hozzalattak
a k0vetkez6 temeteshez. A ferj
szivszelhidesben fekiidt neman az
agyban, mikor feIes6get is kivit-
TEX a kastely udvarar6l. Ket ho-
napra "a ot yitt6k orok nynga-
lomra.
Mi magunk is nagyon meg vol
tunk rendiilve ilyen bek0vetke-
zett Isteni itelett6l. Lattuk vi
laghaboru borzalmait, de lily re-
mes esemeny mellett minden bor-
zalma eltorpiilt es orok nyomok at
hagyott lelkiinkben, into peldaul
szolgalva, hogy gonosz mindeg
elnyeri melto biintetes6t es j6-
tetemenyek is fol lesznelS jegyez-
We a Sors konyveben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15

volt utols6 ejszakala, inert mas
nap hallottuk, hogy szegenyeket
megfagyva talaltak a falu koze-
leben.
De a sors biinteto keze lesuj-
tott r0videsen oily remes forma-
ban, ami egesz eletiinkre into pei
daul szolgalt. Egy nap level erke-
zett, hogy lany v6legenye a
harcteren elesett. Dih0sen vagta
a levelet felesege keze koze, 3 pc
dig rohant kancsukajaval k0-
zenk. Orjongve csepelt rajtunk
iiteseivel kozbe lehordva minden-
mex ,ereztiik, hogy megfojtjuk, ha
soka tart ez allat diih0ngese, mi
kor haz fel6l remes sikoly hang
zott. Otthagyva minket kirohant.
A haz el6tt talalta feleseget, XII
elettelen lanyanak testet olele ma
gahoz. sfHsf
A sors kezdett bossz,lt allni, de
amik meg sorakoztak, az minden
emberi fantaziat is feliilmul. Az
tortent, hogy a lany kijott, olvas-
ia levelet anyja kezeben, meg
tudta, hog yvolegenye kit nagyon
szeretett, meghalt, egy remeset ST.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15

konok tamogattak a sirboltig, a
kegyetlen apa is meg volt torve,
erezte magan a sors biinteteset. A
borNalom csak ezutan k0vetke-
zett. Amikor leertek kriptaba,
az anya leanya kopors6jahoz van
szorgott, egy pillantast vetett a
leanya tetemere, szivehez kapott
es hangtalanlll holtan esett ossze.
A ferje segitsegere sietett, oda
pillantott kopors6ba, ajkan al
lati hangok tortek remesen el5,
maid 0sszeesett. A rokonok mikor
dermedtsegiikbU kisse magukhoz
tertek, kopors6hoz k0zeledve,
iszonyodva neztek egymasra ket-
segbe esett tekintettel, a hang
mindnek torkaba szorult, re-
miiltek neztek kopors6 fele. OFT
fekiidt lany iszonyuan eltorzult
abrazattal, a haja felig kitepSe,
arcarol Dor leszaggatva. A sze-
rencsetlent elve temettek ell. Eel
ebredve, rajove borzaszto helyze-
tere, bizonyara meg6riilt kinja-
ban, a hust karjarol leharapta, ha-
jat kitepte, mig meg mem yaltotta
a halal. Miknr q ralSnnnk AZ III
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15
A palinka

A plebanos az alkoholizmus
karteveser6l beszef az -egyletben
Ne igyanak annyi palinkat,
hisz annyi spiritusz meg a disz-
not is megolne.
Nagyon helos f6tisztelendG
ur, mem is disznonak val6 a pain
ka, ~ feleli egy ertelmes magyar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-15

csodalkozva fogadja:
Ez megis sok. Hat hogyan
csinaltad EFT? Hiszen csak nyolc
peng6t vittel magaddal?