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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
Bi-Party State
Urged By Archer

10 The Herald.
In reading the Fridays Brownsville
Herald two things impress ne very
%forcibly. The first iE the daily
magazine" page which you have wise
~ added to your already good news
paper. This page is read with inter
est and profit BY every member OF
the family where The Herald finds
It's way. and IS daily quoted from ~
the people on the street. u is full of
good, timely advice snd suggestions
IN all phases Of human life. Time
and eternity can only reveal the good
such a page will do for its readers.
The second was the paragraph
which appeared i'm Our Valley" col
m and which Is here reproduced:
NOW is THE TIME for the cham
Der Of 10 investigate the
federal building situation with a
view 20 remOdeling N enlarginr
the building, or else 70 secure y new
building.
Senator Morris Sheppard some
wears ago endeavored ~ secure A
100000 structure for Brownsville.
Perhaps that effort could ~ FEY
newed.
An assistant postmaster general
= w tM 1NN AiAiNNfN W n rev AAA ~a
Perhaps he could he induced 10
corle u Brownsville Ivy inspect the
building and quarters here"
The fact that such an able man a.
Senator Sheppard failed is signif-
icant. No other man could have done
better.
But what party IS going q hand
out plums 10 a state that is over
uhelmingly one-sided. If the demo-
Gratis are in mower they say whats
the USE" We can rely IN TeNhs-
80 the plums 70 20 doubtful states.
When the republicans arc in the
saddle We Get the same answer Let
Texas get into the doubtful column
or become a two-party state and then
appropriations will find their way
here without much asking. The
business men If this great
wealth arc beginning 70 realize this
fact more and more as time goes by.
I an not sure when that time will be.
but | am confident that Il Is not far
In the distant future-if not this
very wear. Necessity Is the mother
Of invention" This applies 70 politics
as we'll as other things. NJ Texas
should become 2 two partv state then
This great Lower Rio Grande Valley
could get from Washington. n. C.
snv reasonable appropriation asked
for. The Lord knows that the Lower
Rio Grande VALLEY with its rapid
strides will need MANY favors from
the federal government. Then
so5O.ooo for a federal building at
Brownsville would be secured bv the
mere asking. Think about IL.
=. 4. ARCHER.
Lyford. Texas.
September %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
Flashes of Lite
(Bv The Associated Press)

NEW WORKINGS Margaret /.
st. John. friend Of Miss Mary Jose
phine Lauder. is back from Europe
having been unable 10 accept an m
vitation to n wedding in Italy. 1t
was prettv clear when Polly first
met Gene tina. she liked him = great
DEAL saws Miss st. John. They're
sure to be happy and made excellent
chaices."
NEW YORK-Evidently II Il not
that males are wary IN lean year.
Marriage licenses issued at the mu-
nicipal building total $500 less
than in the same period last year
A recent law limits the marriage
Of minors.
LOS ANGELES.-Filmdom seems
to fascinate British notahles. Prince
George was a recent visitor. The
latest is Austen Chamberlain. enter
tanned nv Doug Fairbanks. ct nj.
BOSTON.-R. X. Howell. refinery
superintendent. was listening to
Dixie ball series returns over the
radio. Came the roar or the crowd
over a thrilling play. Mr.. Howell
slumped from n piano stool 70 the
floor dead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
HOOVER IS TO
TALK TARIFF
Plans New England
Speech; N. Y. Will
Hear of Trade
BY JAMES l.. WEST
Press Staff Writer)

= - ~ hAhtAF
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-(P,-Tar-
iff is 70 form the keynote Of Her
bert Hoover's address ia industrial
New England the latter part of this
month. He now is gathering mate
rial for this as well as the other
speeches he is to make in the East
and the West before his final ap-
neal to the voters over the radio
from his California home On cleo
ton eve. November 3.
Business conditions and interna-
tional trade will form themes in the
New York City speech on the night
Of October n. but the republican
presidential candidate had not vet
definitely decided upon the topic W
his seventh major address 10 be de-
lvered I'm some western city during
his journey ~ Stanford University
where he viii cast his ballot.
With 2 succession Of speeches
crowding upon him in a fairly lin
tied space Of time. Hoover is chang
ing his policy about preparing them
well 10 advance. His Elizabethton.
Tenn, speech ~ next Saturday n
being shortened.
At the same time Hoover is MAX
me ready the text Of the address
which he is 10 deliver to veterans AZ
the Johnson City soldiers home
on the same day and this talk will
be much longer than was at first
expected il would b.. II probably
Will cover matters Of veterans re-
lief and kindred subjects.
While work on these addresses is
taxing up much If the nominees
time he also IL devoting considerable
Of = 10 details Of the conduct of the
campaign ~ the states which gen
orally have been listed a. doubtful.
and also % the situation in the
southern states. On his Engagement
list today was c. Bascom Slemp. ma
tional committeeman for Virginia.
who IS in charge Of the campaign
N the Old Dominion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02

This survey showed staggering fig
ures on the amount of business the
port would develop" Mr.. Crawford
said.
Flags SeIfishness
He said there is no question as 20
the benefits that will come from IL.
and said Il don't see why there is
any need to continue the discussions
! am ready TO act"
Mr.. Crawford said he had no SYM
patty with any section, either San
Benito. Brownsville or Harrington,
which was selfish enough 20 want
to get all she benefits to itself"
Judge Louthan then called on
Harry Hinkly for a talk. Mr.. Hink-
~ said that he had come to listen.
not to talk. and said that he was in
favor OF Point Isabel port, and all
the people he had talked to were in
favor of il, but II haven't had any
! body convince me that the money
asked by the government will be suf-
ficient 10 complete the port. | am in
favor Of putting up the $500 900, but
! believe we have just started. III
there is any more MONEY require
ment after that I am in favor Of pay
ing II also. but I favor going into a
separate district TO protect our
selves
Crawford Replies
Mr.. Crawford arose at this point
and said that there has never been
a port in the United States COM
pleted. But after the port u in op-
Grafton and doing business the gov
eminent will maintain it,
Then Hinkly asked why the gov
eminent didn't complete the port be-
fore. when IL had said that certain
amounts were necessary.
Lets get into the game and help
Point Isabel" Mr.. Hinkly continued.
"All the people | have taxed to are
in favor OF the port az Point lisa
be, but ] believe we should fix il
SO we will have something to say.
and i believe that calls for a sepa-
rate district
Judge Louthan then asked: as
there another man who feels we
should have the benefit Of his wis
dom ?" w~hereupon City Commission
er William Greenslade arose and
talked on o separate district.
Ask Separate District
He advocated such a district prin-
cinally in order that San Benito
might be free at any time in the flu
ture to Join the Arroyo Colorado
project. in case hat project proved
desirable 10 %jooin. He said he had
talked TO hundreds Of persons. and
only one was opposed 70 deep water
az Point Isabel, but that many were
opposed to n countrywide district.
favoring a district Of their own.
"If the other (Arroyo Coloradol
j. a success. we're three miles from
III; III not, we are not IN IL. We want
water. but we want 10 protect our
selves in the future.
Judge Louthan then explained that
this meeting was not called upon 70
decide on the question Of districts.
but merely TO let the Valley port
committee know whether San Benito
favored aiding in the Point isabel
project.
He called on q. s. Pugsley. a san
Benito farmer, who talked briefly.
saying he favored the port any way
that il came UP.
The motion endorsing the Point
Isabel port then was made by Mr..
Crawford. and the amendment re-
serving the right 10 decide how was
offered by Mr.. Hinkly. The amend
ment passed by a wide margin. and
the motion as amended passed with
out n vote against it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
ROBINSON ON
CURTIS TRAIL
Dem Chief to Speak In
Oklahoma: Hoover
Hit In Kansas
b. WALTER CHAMBERLIN
lAssnciated Press Staff Mriterl

ENROUTE WITH SENATOR ROB
INSON TO CLAREMORE. OKLA.
Oct. 2.-Pl-After running rearls'
the whole range Of issues in a are
speech invasion of Kansas. Senator
Joe Robinson was headed today for
Oklahoma. where his rival for the
vice presidency. Senator Charles
Curtis. preached a republican doc
trine only last week.
Mr.. Robinson PROPOSES to deliver
four prepared addresses in the
state. as we'll as a number Of extern
noraneous speeches from the plat
form Of his private car. He II ex-
pected to center chiefly on religion
ard farm relief which along with
prohibition constituted a part Of the
MANY subjects fired uron by him
on Kansas soil M Wichita last
night.
The democratic vice presidential
rominee was winding up his Wich-
tia speech when somebody in the
audience shouted out: What about
prohibition? ," and this started him
all over again.
"All right. I'll tell you" he fired
back. Neither the republican nor
the democratic platforms declare in
favor of prohibition. Now. get that
and 20 your way"
He then said that Governor Smith
had made clear his position for
modification Of the Nolstead Act and
an amendment to the Eighteenth
Amendment. but declared eff you
know where Mr.. Herbert Hoover
stands you know more than he
seems 70 know himself"
Mr.. Robinson turned upon those
who. he said. were Whispering
that the Smiths were Of too humble
birth TO occupy the White House.
"A lot Of women with short skirts
and long recks have been whisper
ing about that" he went on. "but
Mrs. Smith is n lady who never has
devoted her attention primarily to
social activities. She has establish
ed her record as a mother Of five
clean children. To we who consid-
er ourselves the plain people and
who eve believed that the high
collared crowd should run the gov
eminent, she stands pre-eminent."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
CITY BRIEFS

III You Have anything to haul or
store, phone 2~T8.-Valley Bonded
Warehouse L. Storage Co.-Adv. II.
Returns From Houston-Sam Perl
returned Monday from Houston where
he has been the past several weeks.
Mr.. Perl was married at Houston
early in September. his bride being
taken i'll the sane day with appendi-
citis. She underwent an operation at
ST. Joseph's hospital. and he reports
she rs nov convalescing at the home
Of her parents. She expects to join
him here within the next two weeks.
They will reside in the Del Frances
apartments, in Los Ebanos.
You Call 27S. We haul.-valley
Bonded Warehouse G. Storage Co.
Adv. II.
From RaymondviiIe THE road
north from R~aymondville through
Kennedy county will be built" IS the
message brought to Brownsville by
Nat Wetzel az Raymondville. Mr..
and Mrs. Wetzel were guests at the
dinner Of the real estate board Mon
day evening. He has been a leader
IN the movement for a road from
~Raymondville north.
All Kinds Of feed at hardtime pric-
es.-Valley Bonded Warehouse a.
Storage Co.--Adv. If.
Fuller Brushes are accepted as
standard in the modern home. Let
me show you the new one. Call
760.-Adv.
Returns Home-Frank Rabb has
returned TO his home in Brownsville
after an absence of two months. Mr..
Rabb visited many Of the western
states, and included Yellowstone Park
in his itinerary.
School Kids Itch vanishes after .
few days , applying q piee. of cot
ton. saturated in Imperial Eczema
Remedy. to affectex parts at bed
time. All druggists are authorized
o refund our money i, 1t falls
Adv. I'D
To Take Lead-Mrs. n. l.. Lackner
announced Tuesday that her son. Rob-
ert Lsckner, was TO take the leading
part IN a play to be staged by the
Peoria Players Of Peoria. Ill, as their
annual Little Theatre presentation.
Lackner Is q student IN the Bradley
Polytechnic Institute. Theological de-
p%artment.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
Red folding box. All druggists
Returns From Mexico-Pedro Cha
pa Of Brownsville has returned TO
this city from a business trip to
Mexico City. He is expecting Gen.
Eduardo Hay, secretary of communi-
cations and public works, to arrive
here for a two days visit. Wednesday.
Hay will fly here from San Antonio
where he accompanied the first air
mail out Of Mexico City.
Representative Here-Sherrod Har-
ris, factory representative for the
Chevrolet Motor Corporation. Is in
Brownsville in the interest Of his
company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
National Biscuit
Has New Manager

The National Biscuit COMPANY has
lust announced the appointment Of
=. y Nipp. 70 charge az it,
local sales agency az 7i2 Fronton
street. This appointment II formally
effective on October 1.
Mr. Nipp is a thoroughly expe..-
enced member IF the "Uneeda Bak-
ers' forces and Is ~vell-versed in an
phases of the baking industry. He
poined the company AZ Fort Worth a.
a clerk IN 1919. Making rapid prog
ress. nc was made cashier AZ the Dali
las Sales agency in 1921 where he
served with distinction for six wears.
He then was subsequently made 4
salesman in 1927.
This brilliant record and we'll
varied training IN sales agency PRO
cedure should make him r~amarkably
well-equipped 10 assume the duties
Of his new position.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02

charged bed springs with current
from the light socket. which was
being cut down by means OF u rneo-
stat.
A funeral cortege bearing McEi-
roy's body left here today for BUDS
for funeral services nj the home q
l.. A. Severn. followed by burial IN
the family cemetery near buos.
Members OF the Longhorn football
squad, OF which McElroy was n mem-
Der. and members Of his fraternity
were pallbearers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
4 KILLS WOMAN

PARIS. Tex Oct. I-IHT-Hrs. y
Young of Powderly. Tex was killed
here late Yesterday when q Frisco
freight train hit the covered wagon
II which she was driving home. AT
irouest ~exonerated the train crew
after two eye witnesses testified
thew had seen the train and had
shouted to Mrs. Young not to drive
onto the tracks
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
Bus Destroyed by
Flames Replaced
Especial 20 The Herald,

RIO GRANDE CITY. Oct. 2.-Small
buses have been placed in service on
the Mission-Laredo bus line. replac-
ing the one destroyed 81 fire late
Saturday afternoon at Cross Hill.
three miles east of here. The line
now is operating on schedule.
Six passengers were on she large
bus az the time IL burst into flame
and narrowly escaped with their lives
and baggage. The car was entirely
consumed by the blaze. The origin
or the fire was undetermined.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02

BLACkPoOL. Eng.-The Bisron Of
blacknool attended a vaudeville
show here and took tea with a clown
behind the scenes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
You Know q Tonic is Good

when it makes you eat like a hungry
boy and brings back the color to your
cheeks. You car soon feel the
Strengthening. Invieorating Effect OF
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC
Soc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
PARTED nv RoRRFD u.rp

CHICAGO.-Mrs. Mabel Marion re-
ported 10 the police that her hus-
band had deserted because he has
her hair hobbeA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
"KINC@
KINGS"
81 JEANNE MACPHERSON.

81 JEANTE -.
Endorsed by Jewish Rabbis,-praised by
the Protestant clergy-extolled by Chris
tan Scientista-acclaimed by scholars Of
worldwide repute-hailed by reviewers
and the public as the most stupendous pic
ture achievement OF the age
a %glittering monument to the wonderful direction OF
Cecil B. De Mille-a production that will live long i'm
the hearts of mankind.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-20
FfNYEs EsKttv0

Fenyes eskiivo szinhelye volt a
napokban Scent Gyorgy macy.
g0r. katholikus templom, ahol
F0t. Maczk6 JOSEF eskette Kon-
dash Andras es neje q Walter
ST., Campbell, bajos lanyat Julis-
kat, Bakos Janos es neje 1924
James Ave. fiaval Janossal.
Az egyhazi szertartast nagy la
kodalom k0vette. A lanyos hazt6l
nagyszamu nasznep a Rakos
csalad otthona el6tt felallitott
nagy satorhoz vonult, ahol he
gyen lako magyarsag es a camp
belli szomszedok j6kivansagokkal
halmoztak ell a fatal part es et-
TEX, ittak az vi hazasok egeszse-
gere es boldogsagara.
A lakodalmas nep hajnalig mu-
latott Medve Istvan kitiin0 zene-
karanak muzsikaja mellett.
Nasznagyok voltak: Hricz6 ia
nos es Hajdu JOSEF, naszasszo-
nyok voltak: Kaloczki Janosne,
Hricz6 Janosne, Hajdu J6zsefne
es Vask6 Janosne.
,Els6 v3fely volt Holbusz Desc,
aki igen szep versekkel k0sz0n-
t6tte nasznepet es az uj part.
V3felyek voltak: Kondasz And
ras, Vask6 Janos, Franczoczki ia
nos, Kondrat Janos, Orosz San
dor, Piszkor Janos, Vereb Janos,
Balogh 1stvan, Mate Ferenc, Hri-
cz6 Jjnos es Kaloczki .I6zsef.
A szebbnel szebb koszorns la
nyok pedig k0yetkez6k voltak
H0rcsik Ilonka, Orosz Mariska,
Lengyel Terez, Macy Margit,
kondash Erzsi, Vajoczki Etel, We
reb Aranka, Kertesz Ilonka, To
dor Mariska, 10th, Erzsi, Kopp
Mariska ,es Kal6czki Margit.
A kitiin6 etelek elkeszitesenel
a kovetkez6 igazi magyar assoc
nyok sur0gtek-forogtak: Holbusz
Janosne, Vaj6czki Karolyne, Illes
Istvanne es 10th Mihalyne.
A bufelejt6t pedig Vask6 ia
nos es Vaj6czki Karoly kezeltek
nagy szakertelemmel.
Sok szerencset az vi parnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-20
CANTON, OHIO
ANGoL TANITks

A cantoni nyilvanos iskolaban
okt6ber Len veszi kezdetet az an.
gol tanitas bevandoroltak resze.
re, valamint az el3keszit6 tanfo.
lyamok polgari vizsgakra.
A tanitas minden hetf3n, ked-
den, szerdan es csiit0rtok0n este
7:15-t6l 9:15-ig lesz a Mckinley
High Schoolban. Ha lesz elegend6
jelentkez5, ugy a Belden School
ban is nyitnak osztalyokat Is ha
mas iskolak k6zeleben is lesznek
jelentkez6k, ugy OFT is lesz ta-
pit&s.
A tandij q hat h6napos tanfo.
lyamra $3 heti kets5eri osttlly-
ban IS - q heti n4sy,stsi osz-
t4lyban. Multi tvben q dij u Is
IS volt.
A n8ket, mint tavaly. ~ ottho-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-20

A magyarok ugy erezttk msgu-
kat a Columbuson, mint egy nagy
es boldog csalad es meg ma sem
gySznek eleget beszelni arrol az
el5zekenysegf5l, amelyben ha-
jostarsasag alkalmazottjai resze-
sitettsk 5ket.
Kil3nos metaphysical beszel-
hex az utasok Gojdics Istvanr6l
fs Karig Vilmosrol, haj6starsa-
sag f6tisztvisel6ir6l, akik a tarsa.
sagot New Yorkt6l Budapestig
kalauzoltak es akik minden lehe-
tot elk0vettek az utasok kenyel-
menek a biztositasara.
Losonczy f6mernok az 6sszes
utasok legmelegebb kosz0netet
tolmacsolja North German
Lloydnak es azzal fejezi be leye-
let, hogy mindnyajan ell vannak
hatarozva, hogy barmely id6pont-
ban ternek is vissza az Egyesiilt
Allamokba, csakis a North Ger
man Lloyd haj0jan teszik meg az
utat, inert ICY biztosak benne,
hogy visszafele is eppen olyan XII
ttn3 utjuk lesz, mint Magyar
orszagba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-20
WARREN, OHIO
MEGHIV0

A Warren-i Magyar Ifjusagi
Kor 1923 szeptember 29-en, szom-
baton este oral kezdettel a Ju-
guszlav Hallban (37 es fel Burton
Ave.) cs6sztanccal es sz6llolopas-
sal egybek0t0tt nagy sziireti mu.
latsagot rendez, melyre tisztelet.
tel meghivja a helybeli es k0r.
nyekbeli magyarsagot a rendez6,
seq. A zenet hubbardi Medve.
zenekara szolgaltatja.
Belep6 dij: n6knek soc, fer.
fiaknak 75c. Hideg etelekr6l e.
frissit6kr6l gondoskodva van.
A ket legt0bb sz6ll6tolvajt ell
Togo cs6szleany ertekes jutalom
ban reszesul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-20
A ZARANDoKox K0sz0NETH

Scent Istvan iinnepere sok ma.
gyar zarandok erkezett Buda-
pestre vilag minden r6szebSl, de
az amerikai magyarsag volt az,
amely az 6haza iranti szeretete-
mex legimpozan2abb m6don
adott kifejezest. A North German
Lloyd pompas gyorsg5zose, . Co.
lumbus egyedil, ketszaz magyar
zarandokot witt magaval nagy
nemzeti iinnepre es rokoni lato.
gat6ba $ ugy kitiin6 haj6utiuk,
mint az a meleg baratsag, amely-
lyel a hivatalos k0r0k fogadtak
6ket, feledhetetlen benyomkst
hagyott benniik.
A Columbus utasai ujfalussy
Losonczy Istvan fSmern0kot Vi.
lasztottak meg eln0kiiknek s az
. neviikben irja most Losoncxy
f6mern0k, a North German Lloyd
igazgat6sdganak, hogy az utaxas
minden tekintetben q, legf6nye.
sebben sikerilt. Tenseri betsg.
ssgr6l ~ utssoknak hllviny ssje
telmiik sem volt igy legjodb
kedvben IS eg6szssgben 6lvestek
Columbus nydjtotta teljes ke-
nyelmet 6 t0ksletes kiszolgalast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-20
vERHovAY 100

Beteg tagjaink: BeGr Sander.
ne, Hubbard, O., jelenleg SIT. Err.
zsebet k6rhazban, Sander Ivan
329 Vestal Rd., Bodnar Istvan
2297 Wilson Ave-, Draga Mihaly
1916 Mahoning Ave-, Stoke Ger.
gely 1873 So. Dunlap Ave. Beteg,
seq a tikarnal jelentend6: 211
Edward st. Telefon 1882.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-20

naikban tanitjak napRal. Eek a
hazi tanfolyamok ingyenesek. Be-
iratkozni lehet szeptember 25, 26
es 27-en este 7-t6l gig a McKin-
ley iskolaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-20
EsKtv0

Ozv. Markovics Peterne ked.
YES leanya Markovics Ilonka
september 1O-en eskiidott 0r0k
huseget reformatus templom
ban Szipkar Pal ismert detroit
szab6mesternek. Az eskiiy3 utan
Markovicsek hazanal sziikebb ko.
rii csaladi yacsora volt, amely
utan az vi par a jelenvoltak sze-
rencsekivanatai kozben elutazott
Detroitba, ahol. lakni fognak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-20
VASARNAP AKRONBA
MENNEK A FIATALOK
A Scent Istvan csapat most vasar.
nap delut&n merk6zik az ak.
roni magyarokkal.

Labor Day napjan kellett vol
ma a Scent Istvan baseball csa.
patnak merk6znie az akroni Sac.
red Heart csapattal, de valami
felreertes volt dologban es az
akroniak lemondtak a jatekot, IL
letve AIT most vasarnapra halasz-
tottak.
'Mikor az akroniak lit voltak
Fourth Jply-kor Macy versenges
volt a ket csapat kozott Is a
youngstowniak az utols6 percek-
ben gy6ztek.
Aki a csapattal at akar menni
Akronba, az jelenjen meg 10 Ora
ra Katholikus Otthon el6tt, le-
het6leg automobillal. Akinek
mines gepe, annak maid jut hely
mas gepjen. Egy kellemes kiran-
dulast tehet a szomszedos magyar
lakta varosba.
Multi vasarnap Scent Istv&n
csapat kikapott a Warreni Ma
gyar Baseball-csapatt6l. Az ered-
meny 9:5 volt warreni fiuk ia
v&ra. A vereseg Okla az volt, hogy
q Scent Istvan csapat legjobb ja-
tekosai mem jelentek meg Is he
ly6ket sokkal gy6ngebb tar.ale-
kokkal kellett bet6lteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-20
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