davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-05-10
France Cuts Divorce Rate.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
PARIS.-France is cutting down her
divorce rate. There now Is only
divorce to every I8 marriages. while a
year ago they ran to II. This Il
somewhat due To the general Tightening
on divorces of foreigners. but also Is at
tributed to general settling back tc
normal after the war
Evening star., 1928-05-10
HOPES CAROL WILL LEAVE.
British Ofiicial Expresses Wish for EN-
Princes Departure.


LONDON, May 10 tP.-Sir William
Joynson Hicks, home secretary, an
nounced in the House of Commons to-
day that he hoped Prince Carol VIII
have left the country by Monday.
There were runors today that Great
Rritain's unwelcome guest had gone TO
France secretly. but 1t seemed certain
this morning that he was still prepai-
ing TO leave the Surrey estate where he
has been staying.
II was generally believed that the eN-
s prince would be on his way shortly,
ssnce high police Official warned nm
that If he delayed his departure from
England the home office order for his
deportation would be enforced.
His next retreat was cloaked IN
mystery Carol was stunning publicity
As dilisently as he seemed to be court
ing ii a day or two ago, when ne
iourneyed to London and visited the
zoo after the deportation order became
known. The house Of his fellow coun-
trynlan. NJ. Jonesou. at Godstone. Sur
rev. was closely guarded against intru-
sion.
Doubt on Destination.
In some quarters 1t was stated that
Carol had been invited To the lrlsh
Free State. but the Daily Mail said ne
had been made TO realize that the Free
State government did not wish to be
embarrassed by his presence. There
was some doubt whether he would re-
turn to France, and one run1or was to
the effect that he was almost certainly
going to Belgium. Monte Carlo was
another suggested place Of refuge.
The Daily Mail Yesterday gave con-
siderable prominence TO statement
that Carol tried last week to involve
Lord Rothermere, its publisher, and the
paper In his effort TO recover the Ru-
manian throne. 1t told in detail how
Lord Rothermere turned down attempts
of Carotist agents to interview him, and
refused to discuss Carols schemes In
any manner.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
CHEVY CHASE RESIDENT
is HELD INCOMPETENT
Col. Charles H. Armstead, 55, Given
Hearing on Petition of ID. G, Sis
ter and Brother in London.
eclaI Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, May l0.--Col.
Charles Fl. Armstead of Chevy Chase,
Md, a mining engineer of worldwide
travel and bachelor. SIS years old. was
adjudged mentally incapable of taking
care OF his affairs by Jury here today.
A sister. Mrs. Bessie A. Armstead of
Washington, and a brother In London.
Daniel NJ. Armstead. petitioned for the
Sheriff Joseph Pyle. Besides his own
estate Valued at $4,000. and including
Q handsome home at 30 West Kirka
Evening star., 1928-05-10
FACE TREASON CHARGES.
Carols Supporters VIII Be Tried by
Rumanian Courts.

BUCHAREST. Rumania. May 10 t6l.
The government intends to try for
treason all those involved in alleged
attempts Of former Crown Prince Carol
70 Nv from London TO Alba Julia dur
Ing the peasants meeting Sunday to
demand q change of government.
The Rumanian police claimed that
Carol intended TO fy TO Vienna secret
ly and wait there for word that the
time was ripe for him TO return TO Ru-
mania. In the meantime q second
plane was TO carry his accomplices TO
Alba Julia with manifesto 10 the
peasants.
The police said that. learning Of this
plot, they tipped Scotland Yard. which
led to the planes being prevented from
leaving England.
Julir Maniu, leader OF the peasants.
denied charges that the peasants had
conspil ed with Carol TO brins him back
to Rur lania.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

northeast. to as days in jail. In Trafic
Court last night.
williams was, arrested by Policeman
Suthard OF the sixth precinct after, 1t
Is claimed. the colored man had Jumped
from his machine while IL was Still,
running when he saw the oficer draw
I'D before him on First street. near M.
The unattended machine crossed the
curb and crashed into tree.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
AUT0IST SENT TO !
Man Who Leaped From Running
Car Recognized by Judge.

Recognizing the defendant as a mar
whom he had sentenced for speeding a
few days before, Judge John p. Nc
Mahon sentenced Price Williams. col
ored. Is years old, 1ll2 Third street
Evening star., 1928-05-10
ENRAGED WIFE SLAPS
HUSBAND IN COURT
Ruling Depriving Mrs. Agnes Dix
on, Clarendon, of Children, Causes
Scene and Swift Penalties.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star
CLARENDON. Va. May l0.-Mrs
Agnes Dixon, % years Of age. appear
Evening star., 1928-05-10
New Defense Plea for Drinking.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
SYDNEY, N. S..-William Murray. ir
convinced the Judge that the usual order
Of things was reversed when he was ar
rested after motor crash for drunken
driving. instead Of drunkenness caus-
ing the crash, depression after the ac-
eident led him TO drink. The magistrate
believed him and dismissed the case.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Expectation Of American aeronautic
products this year Is expected to b.
twice that Of 1927.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
CARO-. ISF|GHT|NC
tXLLS AND FEVER
Former Crown Prince Report
ed III at Home OF
Host.
nr N, Associated PRES.

Hy the Associ asec Press,
GoDSToNE, Surrey, England, May
i0.--It was announced at the home of
NJ. Jonescu, where former Crown Prince
Carol of Rumania is the guest, that
Carol was confined to his bed today
with chills and fever, His temperature
was said to be high.
HOPES CAROL WILL LEAVE.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Boys Golf Knickers

Good grade WOODEN O. or
siitings, IN stripes, u .JJ
plaidk and hecks,
Choice ~ tan, gray and brown, In
sizes 7 IN N. Formerly A2h0 and
$500,
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Greece was the greatest horse breed
ing nation In the ancient world
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Bows 81 PLAY Suits

Blue denim, khaki and E0~
blue with white stripes, OJG
Many styles and eolora, In
sizeH 4 10 4.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
BOYS Wash Kniekers

Formerly soc Black and En.
white checks, gray, khaki JUG
and striped crash. siaHs
4 In Ia.
street Fi00T
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Mems Csc Handkerchiefs
Plain white and IN
colored borders. Fast IVG CO.
coiorS Imported cot
ton and linen. Not all initials In
the group.
Women's Neckwear
Coilar-and-cuff sets In 81.
lace. organdy and linen. JGC
Various pretty styles.
soc to ST Flowers
Coat. suit and dress CE
flowers in numerous sizes GJC
and species Cotton,
organdy. silk. etc.
SC to lOc Laces
Walls and torchon D
laces in l, to / inch &C va.
widths. Edges only in
white and cream.
Fur Bandinss
r.: 7s::; ss;T;;. s;$ s :: :'e;s ! 6 6 75c yd.
tan.
Fancy Ribbons
Fancles and Solid FL
colorS nch-width. ~ yu.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Remnants OF
Washable
Fabrics
29c Yd.

Rayon alpaca, rayon chiffon,
tissue gingham and other new
weaves. Bright Summer colors and
delightful patterns. Excellent
lengths for women's and children's
frocks, draperies. etc.
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
79c and 81 Blouses

BoyG' perfect and irregu- EE
lar qualities. Collar at wv
tached and sport collar
styles with long or short sleeves.
Plain c0lor broadcloth. woven
madras and striped pereale, Sizes
q 10 l6 years,
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Boys $l.25 BEL" Shirt,

Genuine brnadcloth. IN OK
white, tan and blue also JJG
fine percales IN checks and
stripek. Collar attached, Sizes
49, IN ID.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Boys $l.5O and
81 Wash Suits

Excellent STYLES of imported
linen. broadcloth. Jean, fancy
sptings and Peggy cloth. Plain
colors and new cobinations in
sport or button-on STYLES. All
fast colofs. guaranteed washa-
bic, Sizes 2 20 +.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

English broadcloth. percale,
gingham. plain voiles, nainsook.
bleached and unbieached cottons
These dependable fabrics In good
lengths for most purposes. Some
pieces may be matched.
street Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Here are wide -hrimmed hats
Of peanut straw In all eolors In
eluding black. Also small and
medium shapes Of genuine crc-
chet and other smart straws
A number of stunning styles To
~ all types,
( fssatm naInaa
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Two models OF fne broche, with
heavy elastic inserts over the hips,
with or without elastic top, long
hip and two pairs hose supporters.
Flesh color In sizes 25 to 80.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-10

A special group Of higher priced hats
in small and medium shapes All
choice eolofs and combinations OF
straNs and silks.
The Washington times., 1928-01-16
VISITOR TELLS
OF GREEK ART
REVIVAL

NINE. sIKELIANOs, Of Delphi
AVA Greece. will arrive in Wash
ington Wednesday morning to be
the guest for two days of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, jr. in
their home at 1927 Massachusetts,
Ave.
The Greek Minister and Nine.
Simopoulos will entertain at
luncheon in compliment to Nine.
Sikelianos on that day and in
the afternoon she will be the
honor guest at tea given by
Mrs. Meyer. Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer will enter
tain distinguished company at
dinner in honor of the visitor.
Before her marriage Nine.
Sikelianos was Miss Eva Palmer,
daughter of Courtlandt Palmer,
of New York. Since going to
make her home in Greece she
has become immensely interested
in reviving certain aspects or
ancient Greek art and culture.
1t was due largely to her efforts
that famous Greek tragedies were
produced, last year in Greece just
as they had been put on in the
days when their authors looked
on. This artistic attempt attracted
worldwide attention from those
interested in the cultivation of the
arts.
But Nine. Sikelianos wishes this
interest to be more widespread.
And so she is in this country CIV
ing a series of lectures in various
cities about the plans for making
this revival an annual event and
what it will mean to culture in
general.
She also is seeking to revive
among the peasants of her
adopted land an interest in the
weaving and household arts that
characterized their ancient ances-
tors.
Nine. Sikelianos is a picturesque
figure in the costume of the early
Greeks. which she is wearing on
her trip about the country. She
The Washington times., 1928-01-16

Warren, Mrs. Edgar A. McCul-
low. Miss Emily L. Storer, Mrs.
w. G. Brantley, Miss Caroline
Reilly, and Mrs. Henry Jones
Ford.
Mrs. Cabot stevens has changed
the date of the reception she is
planning in honor of Mrs. A. j.
Brosseau. president general of the
D. A. r.. from February 10
February 2 in order that she may
he able to include among her
guests the presidents of the IS
patriotic societies who will attend
the meeting of the Council of Ma
tional Defense, which closes on
February 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Town.
shend, of New Haven, Conn, VIII
be at the Mayflower for a week.
Mrs Townshend, who is a cousin
of the Princess Boncompagni. is
a delegate to the Convention for
the Cause and Cure of War. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Lamo
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Winifred Louise to vii.
liam Lillis Peters. theGwedding to
take place early next month.
The Washington times., 1928-01-16
AT
DEMOCRATIC
CLUB

A T the program luncheon of the
"A Woman's Nationa | Demo
cratic Club, which took place
at the clubhouse, 1926 New Hamp-
shire Ave. today, James A. Edger.
ton. prominent newspaper man and
veteran Of many Democratic cam.
paigns, was the principal speaker.
Mr.. Edgerton continued the series
of discussions under the title, IF
7 Were Writing the Platform in
1925" which the club is featuring
as its seasons program.
Mrs. George M. Eckles presided
ut the luncheon, and among those
present were Mrs. Thomas F. Bay
ard, jr., Mrs. Harry B. Halves, Mrs.
Emily Newell Blair, Mr.. and Mrs.
Huston Thompson, Mrs. Frank S.
Bright, Mrs. Thomas Page. Mrs.
Frank Hiram Smell. Mrs. Minnie
Fisher Cunningham. Mrs. Bates
The Washington times., 1928-01-16
PAN-AMERICAN
GROUP GETS
HAVANA

A DISTINGUISHED official
"A company assembled at the
Pan-American Union this morning
to listen in over an international
radio hook-up to the ceremonies
attending the opening of the sixth
Pan.American confere nce at
Havana. They heard the address
of welcome of President Machado
of Cuba and President Coolidge's
speech, to which the republics of
America had been looking for
ward with eager interest.
such of the chiefs of Latin
American missions as are not IN
Havana for the conference We're
at the Pan.American. Union and
the company included guests from
the administration group ana from
the Army and Navy.
The Washington times., 1928-01-16
!" Mid-Winter Revue"
to Gipe Unique Aspect
TO Y. w. C. 4. Meeting

PREPARATIONS of an unique
i character are being made for
the annual meeting and election
of board members Of the Young
Women's Christian Association
which is to take place Tuesday
evening, January "a, at the main
administration building of the as.
ISOLATION, Seventeenth and Is
Streets. All members of the as
ISOLATION are invited to be present
at this meeting which Is to be in
the form of "mid-winter revue"
Of activities, presented in alluring
The Washington times., 1928-01-16

pictorial form, with brief skite Nv
the various departments instead
OF dry reports. The party" viii
open promptly at 7:15 o'clock with
a plate dinner served in the cafe
terra OF the building, after which
the guests will proceed to the pool
and gymnasium. where the first
act'' of the meeting will be staged.
Following this feature. the pro-
gram will be transferred to Barker
Hall where many kinds of diver
sions will illuminate the business
of the occasion.
= y
Mrs. Addison Sheldon. president
of the Nebraska Association OF
University Women. is at the Grace
Dodge Hotel while attending the
meetings OF the conference on the
Cause and Cure of War.
The Washington times., 1928-01-16

WNHE board of trustees and the
Il committee of the National
Presbyterian Church have sent
out invitations for a dinner on
Friday evening, January 20, at the
Mayflower. The committee in
charge includes Mrs. Medill Nc
Cormick, Mrs. Charles d. Hilles,
the Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Charles
Wood, former Senator Richard P.
Ernst. and John G.. Palmer.
The Washington times., 1928-01-16

lectures today at the Museum in
Baltimore and from washington
she will return to Baltimore the
latter part Of the week for another
brief stay.
X X X
Mrs. William Ordway Partridge,
wife of the sculptor, who is now
making his home at the Cosmos
Club, is passing a few days in
Washington at the Mayflower.
Mrs. Partridge divides her time
between washington and New
York where their debutante
daughter. Miss Margaret Living
ston Partridge, makes her home.
Miss Partridge will be one of
Miss Lydia Archbold's brides
maids at her wedding to Lieutenant
Elliott 3. Strauss, u. s. N, early
in March,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

HIkEEiH, youngstown Is K0RNYEKER0L


Ismetelten k0zoljiik az er-
dekeltekkel, hogy nevszerinti
nyilvanos nyugtazasolkat a
kiil0nbos6 partykon resztve-
v6k neveit mines m6dunkban
dijtalanul k0z0lni. Az efele
k0zlesek csak mint hirdete-
SEX kezelhet6k a rendes nyom-
dai dijszabas szerint $ a'be-
kiild6ket kerjiik, hogy az lily
termeszetu hirdetesek arat a
szerkeszt6ssgben a kezirat
beadasaval egy id6ben egyen-
litsek k. v
Kivetelt tesztink a hitk0z-
segek szamara- tett nagyobb
templomalapi adomanyokkal,
de viszont ait nem tehetjiik
meg, hogy akar tagsagi di-
jak, alkar kisebb vagy terme-
szetbeni adomanyok nyugta-
zasa altal a helyet elvegyiik
fontosabb k0zlend6ink el6l.
Tisztelettel
A SZERKESZT0SEG,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
STEELTONI KATHOLIKUSoK
~, KARACSONYI BALJA 3

A Magyarok Nagyasszonyas r.
kath. hitk0zseg karacsony masod-
napjan este nagyszabasu mulat-
sagot rendez az ismeretes Szuli-
gan Hallban, hova szivesen inyi-
talja d varos es kornyeke magyar
sagat. A condos rendezoseg min
dent megtett ARA, hogy balon
megjelen6 k0zonsegnek kifogas-
falan sz6rakozasban legyen r6sze.
A zenet ez alkalommal Szalma
Oszkar zenekara szolgaltatja. Be-
lep5 jegyek arai Is es 35 cent,
gyermekek Is ewes korig jegyet
mem fizetnek.
A hegyi katholikusok mulatsa-
gal elonyosen ismertek magyar
sag el6tt arr6l, hogy oft feszte-
len jo kedv szokott honolni. Re-
melhetS, hogy multsag sikerere
vonatkoz6 remenyek ez alkalom-
nal is teljesedni fognalS. M
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
JABLONKAI ANDRASNE
JOBBLETRE SZENDERttLT

Megint egy regi Youngstown
magyar telepiil6 halalarol szamo-
lunk be, amikor szomoruan irjuk,
hogy Jablonkai Andrasne sziile-
tett Kepes Maria AZ ewes koraban
a % N. Whitney ST. alatti ottho-
naban multi penteken r0vid beteg-
seq utan meghalt.
Mrs. Jablonkai 90 tvvel ezeldtt
mint fatal lany j0tt Amerikaba
ts 19 ev 6ta Youngstown lakos.
Azelott bpzgo tagja volt "a Scent
.issvan Fgyhaznak es azs,Hobbi id6
ben elenken reszt vett a West 81
del magyar katholikus hitkozseg
megalapitasaban es az ui egyhaz-
nak tagja volt.
Halalat ferjen xviii gyaszoljak
Janos, ifj. Andras, Maria, J6zsef
Is Lajos nevil sgyermekei esaegy
unokaja. Edesanyja a Magyaror-
szagon elo Kepes Veronika es egy
szinten otthon. tagt6zkod8. 10. novere
Julia. TIT Amerikaban pedig aAo-
vetkez0 testyerei Mrs. Balogh Err
Fzsebet, Duquesne-ben, Mrs. 1Majo-
ros Katarina Ganadaban, Kepes
.Janos, Munhall, Pa IS Kepes Ist-
van, Homestead, Pa. valamint a
neyezettek csaladjai. A stemete-
sen, amelyet Father Nyirl Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya egyhaz'plt-
,banosa yegzett, az elhnnyt fivfrei
is r6sztvettek. Macy gyaszoloako-
z6nseg kiserte utols6 utjara Cal
vary temet6be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
Januar hetediken
i0nnek a szineszek
Farkas Imre legujabb operettjet,
"Repiilj fecskem let fog
iak bemutatni.

A chicagoi magyar szintarsnlat,
mcly Endrey Jcn6 ieazgatasa
alatt igen jo ncyet szerzett maga-
max legutobbi tnrneja alatt, ia-
nlar hctediken jon Youngstown
ba. A magyar szineszek czuttal
Farkas Imrenek kival0 magyar
operett szerz6nek legujabb mil
vet, a "Repiili fccsktm'-ct fog
jak bemutatni. p
Az el6adas hclyc most is a Kos
snth K0r lesz, mc1y legutobb is
megtelt a chicag6iak jateka alkal
naval. El6re lathatolag most is
meg lcsz az el0adasnal tcljeS 81
kere. Jegyek nchany napon beliil
kaphatok lesznck Gagyi JAnos-
nal Omitted Printing Coz, aki eld
pgyZesekct mar is clfogad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
R1CHMAN MUNKAsAINAK
10 KARACSONYUK LESz


Richman Bros. Go. nagy szabo-
gyari vallalat munkasainak igen
jo karacsoynk lesz az iden. A ma
pokban jelentette XII ugyanis
Frank C. Lewman a ceg aleln0ke
is vezerigazgat6ja, hogy valla-
lat cleveland es loraini gyaranak
osszes munkasai karacsony alkal-
naval ktt hcti vakaciot kapnak
es pedig teljcs fizetesscl.
Evvcl a k6t heti vakaci6val ha-
rom hetre szaporodik a munka-
sok mcgfizetett pihen6je. Ugyan-
is a nyaron a Fourth Of July he
teben szinten kaptak pihen6t.
Richmaneknak lit Youngstown
ban is van nagy iizlete, ahol a
gyarakban kesziilt ruhat egycne-
sen vev6knek adjak ell.
Richmanek az NJ esztend6bcn
Scrantonban rs Daytonban nyit-
max NJ uzleteket. A forgalmuk
annyira megszaporodott, hogy az
ev folyaman a cleveland gyarban
400 lorainiban $50 munkassal
t0bbet alkalmaztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
A VERHoVAY 321 FOX
q % TIszTv1skLG KARA

A verhovay Segely' Egylct
campbelli 32l-ik fi6k vasarnap (.
no Gen tartotta rendes havi gyii-
ltset, melyen tisztvisel6 vala3-
tas is megt6rtdnt a kovetkezS ke-
pen:
Elnok: Majoros Istvan.
Penztarnok: Cseh Mihaly.
Titkar: Varga 1stvan.
Truszteek: Sagi lgnac, Majoros
1stvan, Cseh Mihaly.
Bizottsagi tagok Iorvath Ra.
fael, Ruczu Janos, Babies Ferenc
lettek.
Deteglatogatok: Pull Josef &
K6nya Ferencne n6knel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
MAGYAR REND6R

Juhasz Andras, 81 eyes magyar
szarmazasu, a.. Manchester Ave,
nnen lak6 fiatalembert "a napok-
ban nevezte XII McNicholas rend3l
fSn6k pr6baidds rensf5rnek sfeAs
det).
Juhasz kinevezeset nagyreszt a
Polgari K0rnek k0szonheti, inert
annak megbizasab6l Nemenyi
Miklos elnok kozbenjart Heffer-
nan polgarmesternel es kijelen-
tette, hogy magyarsag koveteli
leghlabb eey magyar rend6r- kline
vpzeset.
Heffernan meg multi nylron
megig6rte, hogy abban az cset-
ben, ha 1929-re megnagyobbitiak
a ,rend6rsegi htszamot, ngy Jn.
haszt, aki az egyetlen magyar
volt a sok jel0lt k0z0tt, aki skier
rel tette lie megkiyant vizseat,
okvctleniil kinevczi. Most betar-
totta saavat. Juhaszt, Friedman
J6zsef magyar iigyved is ajan-
lotta. s%
A rend6rsegi letszam jov6 ev
elejen 10-el szaporodik. A kineve-
zettek KOHL ketto tot, kett6 ajris,
ketto meyer, ketto olasz, egy lem
gyel Is egy magyar szarmazasu.
A tiz allasra 68 jel0lt payazott.
Eddig csak egy magyar rend6-
rink volt Virag J6zsef derek ma
gyar honfitarsunk szemelyeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
A Scent Istyan /
bal fenyes lesz
Nagyon kesziil6dik az egylet tag.
saga Is a magyarsag ere a /
regen szokasos rendes
evi mulatsagra.

Mint mindcn tvben, uey az, idcn
is karacsony masodnapjanak, to-
hat szerdanak estfjen tartia a
Scent 1stvan egylet, Youngstown
egyik legregibb Is legnagyobb
eeylet rendes Macy 'baljat,, aihe-
lyet az iden az Eagle epiilet. nagy-
termeben tartanak. Az Eagle Hall
a w. Rayen Ave. ts Holmes st.
sarkan van.
Az egylet tisztikara Is melle-
juk rendelt tagok Macy buzgalom
NAL kesziiltek balra.
Muzsiknsnak lehozattak nagy
k0ltseggel Rigo -J6ska tebes Gle
velandi ciganybandaiat Is az fog
ia huzni a talp ala valot, mem tj-
felig, hanem hajnal hasadasig.
A csekely ferfi Is centes es moi
80 centes belepti dijjal meg ket
trtekes targyat is nyerhet.
Minden beldpti jegy meg
van szamozva es szerencse sza-
mok tulajdonosai egy sep alld-
limpat vagy egy draga toto toll
lat kapnak maid az este kcllemes
emlekeiil.
Az csak termeszetes, hogy a rcn
dez6seg gondoskodott mindenr6l,
ami i6 Is biztos, hoey a~naey k6-
z0nsegnek mem lesz panas2a sem
mire sem. .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
BfB1sHALAL I

Eszenyi Istvan a Steel Streeten
lak6 honfitarsunkat es nejet sziil.
G0dri Juliat 0r0m es banat erte a
heten, amikor reggel sziiletett es
hirtelenil Emilia nevre keresztelt
kis lanyuk estere meghalt. A kis
halottat Ft. Nyiri az nj West ST.
del kath. hitk0zseg plebanosa
temette ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
K6sz0NErNYIlvLlg1rls ~

Mem mulaszthatom el, hoGr
ez ev vfgen, mint Lorantffy tag,
ugy magam, mint az 6sszes I4o-
rantffy n5i esylet neveben halas
k0sA0netet ne mondjak ut. La
ky zsigmondnf, eln0kn6nek azert.
a nemes munkajaert, amt az egg
haz ardekfbcn tett veliink eeyltt
ez evben.
Kiyanok az osszes n6i tagoknak
q neviben boldog karacsonyi i'm
ncpeket Is meg boldogabb vi fyet
Laky Zsigmondnf eln0kn0nek Is
kedves csaladjanak.
Egg Lor&ntffy tag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
aYtLfs

A cambelli Pet0fi Sander BIT.
Egylet december no 23-an, vasar-
nap delutan 2 oral kezdettel tart
ia ez fvben utolso k0zgyiilastt a
l2O Robinson Roadi helyisegben.
A tisztvisel1i kar kerr tagok
teljes szamban valo megjelenestt,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
AKI B0VEBB
[FELVILAGOSITAST

kivan, irjon cimre: $40
VETSEG, 1412, State St.,
Bridgeport, Conn, vagy ne
kiink az alabbi cimekre:
9ss roth Josef, ker. e1nok, 1928
Bellevista Ave-, Youngs-
town, Ohio. Fa{
Zimmerman Antal ker. jegy-
z0, 1924 Gruit Ave-, Far
rel, Pa.
Lovas Lajos konv. delegatus,
North Jackson, o.
Meszaros Gabor p. delegatus,
648 Cedar Ave. Sharon, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
4-lk

mivcl ez a k6zayules fo8ja ! inef-
y5lasztani al 1920 tvi tisatvieelS-
ket. Mindenkinek saiat erdeke,
hogy egylete sorsanak igazgata-
sabaa saayaaataval rtsst pegyen.
Bsaedek Jkhos, titLslr.