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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03
M'DAN|EL ON TRIAL
IN BANK ROBBERY
Hearing on Charge of Taking
$1,000 From Silver
Spring Cashier.
By a STAFF Correspondent Of The Star.


ROCKVILLE, Md, December s.
After considerable delay in selecting a
jury the State today began it's attempt
to prove that Hugh L. Mcdaniel of
Takoma Park held up and robbed the
Silver Spring Bank October 81.
The Indictment, which contained IL
counts, charges him with assaulting
Fred l.. Lutes, assistant cashier, with a
deadly weapon and with stealing 1900
of the banks funds, which Lutes sur
rendered at the point of revolver.
The case is being tried in Mont
gomery County Circuit Court before
Judges Hammond Urner, Robert B.
Peter and John S. Newman. States
Attorney Robert Peter, jr., is conducting
the prosecution, while Mcdaniel is
represented by Attorneys Charles l..
Walker and David Hornstein of Wash
ington, and Harold G. Smith of
Rockville.
Spectacles Factor in Trial.
Mcdaniel, a veteran of the World
War, was neatly dressed in a light
blue suit and wore tortoise shell glasses
when he appeared in court today. The
glasses will figure prominently in the
case, as witnesses for the State de-
clared at the preliminary hearing that
the bandit did not wear glasses,
although the defense asserts McDan-
iel's eyes are so weak it would have
been physically impossible for him to
have perpetrated the robbery without
the aid of the glasses.
The entire panel of prospective jury
men was exhausted and the court
balllff was twice sent out of the court
room to round up talesmen before the
iIIrU nn11Id "a
exhausted its quota of 20 peremptory
challenges and several were excused by
the court, but none was challenged by
the State.
In outlining his case to the fury
States Attorney Peter said he would
prove the bandit was driven to the
bank by a taxicab driver who subse-
quently identified his passenger as Nc
Daniel, and that similar identification
was made by at least two employees and
two customers in the bank.
Cites Money Found in Coat Lining.
He also said he would prove that
about 81 400 was found in the lining of
a coat belonging to Mcdaniel and that
the serial numbers on some of the bank
notes correspond with those on notes
which the bandit obtained at the bank.
He also stated 38-caliber revolver,
which he claimed had been identified
as the one figuring in the hold-up, was
found in the basement of the Takoma
Park home where Mcdaniel resided as
roomer.
Defense Attorney Hornstein said he
would prove by three witnesses that
Mcdaniel was in Washington at the
time of the robbery and, in addition,
that it would have been impossible
for him to have committed the crime
without his glasses.
The first witness called by the state.
few moments before court recessed
for lunch, was Mr.. Lutes, who described
the holdup and identified Mcdaniel as
the bandit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

tive William A. Oldfield Of Arkansas,
who was the Democratic whip.
The House then adjourned out of re-
spect.
Only one bill affecting legislation of
the District of Columbia was introduced
from the House District committee to-
day. That was the Gibson bill for
five-year program of expansion for the
Public Library system.
The first move to increase the tariff
on agricultural products came almost
with the sound of the gavel in the
House, with introduction of bill by
Representative Williamson, Republican,
on various grains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03
Public Disagrees With Jury of Artists
In Selecting Tarbell Painting for Prize

the public held ideas of art radically
different from the jury. And this wide
difference was stressed In the publics
selection of paintings that did not draw
Other paintings, in the order of pop
ular preference, were Betty and a
Gypsy by H. E. Schnakenberg, Eve
ning'' by Frederick j. Waugh, Sweep
ing Crests" by Waugh, "Aprilea" by
Pietro Gaudenzi and Antonio" by
Gaudenzi.
Tarbell, a native of West Groton,
Mass, had won three Carnegie inter-
national prizes-third in 1901, second
in 1904 and first in 1909. He was
trained in the Art School of the Boston
Museum of Fine Arts, and for years was
principal of the Corcoran School Of Art,
Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03
BY the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, December 3.-The
general public, called upon to select the
best" painting entered in the Inter
national Exhibition of Paintings at
Carnegie Institute here, has disagreed
with the distinguished jury of artists
which awarded the original prizes. The
general public selected ''Margery and
Little Edmund" by Edmund G. Tarbell
of Boston, who today was awarded the
$500 popular prize. Not one of the six
paintings selected by visitors at the ex-
hibition was included in the list picked
by the jury of artists.
The thousands of visitors were asked
to cast votes for the best" painting,
this system of popular selection being
adopted when it became known that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03
Tennessee Bridges Asked.

Representative Taylor of Tennessee
introduced a bill today to authorize
j. NJ. Leek & Co.. to bridge the Holston
River near Ruggles Ferry, Knox County,
Tennessee. and another to permit the
City Of Knoxville to build bridge
across the Tennessee River at Henley
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03
DIVISION HOPE. OF BILL.
Representative Taylor Seeks to Protect
Upper Basin States.

By the Associated FreSS.
A bill for approval of the division of
the waters of the Colorado River be-
tween upper and lower basin States as
provided in the Colorado River-Santa
Fe compact was prepared today by Rep
resentative Taylor, Democrat, Colorado.
Mr.. Taylor said his bill was aimed
to protect the rights of the four upper
basin States to seven and one-haf mil
lion-acre feet of water yearly. Many
applications for power projects are on
file with the Federal Power Commission.
After March 5 next the commission will
be free to grant these applications.
Under the Santa Fe compact, Colo
RADIO, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming
are granted seven and one-half million
acre feet Of water yearly and the lower
basin States of Arizona, California and
Nevada eight and one-half million feet
annually
The bill would restrict the water used
for the development of power in the
lower basin States to water already al
located to those States under the Santa
Fe compact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03
Sinclair Case Advanced.

Prompt action by the Supreme Court
in the contempt proceedings against
Harry F. Sinclair for refusal to answer
questions put TO him by the Senate oil
investigating committee. was forecast
today when his case was advanced for
hearing January z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03
THEATER ROBBED YEARLY
Show House Again Held Up, Max
ing Fifth Time.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, December 3
R).-A Jacksonville theater has been
held up and robbed for the fifth time
in as many years.
A neatly dressed young man was the
latest annual visitor" He escaped
with sack containing $500 last night
after holding up Charles Morrison In
the managers Office. A manager was
killed at the theater five years ago
when he resisted robbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

certain provisions of this resolution may
be temporarily waived by unanimous
consent. The idea is to allow all i'm
perative legislation opportunity for
enactment, but to hold the reapportion-
ment as first order of business in the
House until passed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

More than nine hundred married
woman public school teachers of New
York City are now absent on the two
year maternity leave required of every
teacher approaching motherhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

Uncle Sam this year appropriated
$50, 100000 for road building work: he
gave $575,000 in 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03
SENATE AND HOUSE
OPEN LAST SESSION
Both Branches of Congress
Are Faced With Urgent
Measures.

CONTINUED From First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

When House Leader Tilson stood up
to offer the resolution for appointment
of a committee to notify the President
that the House had organized and was
ready to receive any message he might
care to send, he was given a vigorous
ovation by his colleagues in tribute to
his reelection after one of the most
vigorous fights ever held in that dis
trict.
The Speaker appointed on the COM
mittee to notify the President: House
Leader Tilson, Chairman Hawley of the
ways and means committee and Mi
nority Leader Garrett.
Mr.. HaWley then presented reSolu-
ton to notify the Senate that the House
is ready to do business.
Chairman Smell Of the House rules
committee presented the resolution set
ting the hour of IL o'clock daily fol
meetings of the House.
The Speaker laid before the House
enrolled bills from the previous session
Resolutions were then presented ex.
pressing the sympathy of the House out
Of respect for deceased members a!
follows:
Senator Gooding of Idaho, Represent
alive Henry r. Rathbone of Illinois
Representative Louis A. rockingham OF
Massachusetts. Representative Thomas
L. Ruhey Of Missouri and Representa-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-18
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-18

Sizes 10 to 1I19. Rayon
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01

63S8 fagja volt nyllgdij alap'
max. A nyugdijba mentek atlagos
6v kora 63.O9 6v. A nyugdijba
mentck atlagos szolgalati ideje
1918 fv. Az atlagos havi nyug.
|dij $51.45 cent.
Ami6ta nyugdij rendszer
eletbe lepctt, 1911 januar 1-t6l a
kifizetett nyugdijnak osszegt
$1s,s36,934.T.
Akik a nyugdij alapban van
max, a nyugdijra semmit nem Fl
zetnek, inert Carnagie Andras e.
a United States Steel Corporation
k0z0sen egy alapitvanyt szervez
| TEX e celra. A nyugdij alap k0lt
segeit is ebbGl az alapbol fizetik
lNyugdijra jogos a United Stce
Corporation minden munkasa, je
|lenleg $4,000 munkas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
KIRALY ERN0 JON
YOUNdSToVNBA

A legujabb hazai 6nekes, tan
cos igazi vigjatekot a "Noszti flu
esete 10th Marivalo mutatja be
Kiraly Ern6, a vilaghirii magyar
operette szinesz i6s tarsulata
Youngstownban marcius loan.
Kiraly, aki nelncsak jatszik a
darabban, de annak f6rendez3je
is, kival6 tarsasaggal jon hozzank.
A magyarsag regi kedvencen
Thury 1lonan xviii f6bb n5i
szerepek bar6 Csavossy Margit ee
Balazs Maria kezeben vannak.
Mindket miiveszn6 Kirallyal jott
XII az o-hazabol, ahol 6riasi sikc-
reik voltak. A tarsulat t0bbi tag
jai k0zt szamos rfgi kedvencet
lathat viszont Youngstown szin-
hazjar6 koz5nsege. A, szineszek
k02t lesz: Fellegi Teri, Vamos
Vilmos, a kitiin6 tancos, Szemere
Gyula, Pataki Bella, Papp Sandor
Is Farkas Laszl6.
A helyi rendezest 0zv. Mih6k
Sandorne vallalta es jegyek maj
most megrendelhet6k nala es {
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01


testverek mondjak, ket csaladot
segitett es abban XII is merritt
munkaja.
EFT az iinnepelyt mem azert rem
deztiik, ngymond, hogy anyagi
hasznot naljunk bel6le, Oh mem,
hanem azert, hogy a tavolabb lak6
testvtr egyletelynek a munkajar6l
halljunk, hogy abb6l er6t Els XII
tartast meritsiink. Mt. Hj. D6lSns
Claiborne volt az els6, akit az ell
n0kn6 felkert sz6lasra, beszedje-
ben elmondotta eantoni n6egy-
|letnek munkalkodasat, bizony
azol sinesenek nagyszamban, es
megis milyen szep credmenyt er.
tick el
Maid Mt. Vecsey beszelt a no.
|egylctek mnnkamrol, ma mar el
sem lehet kepzelni egyhazat no.
egylct nellliil, a 20 ewes lclkesz
kcdese alatt mindeg az volt a leg
fobb k0felessege, hogyha nj allo
masra ment, hogy megalakitsa az
egyhazat segelyzo n6egyletct, icy
Ashtabulan es Conneanton is &
most megalakitottak Farrcllbe1
is, eek a noegyletek mindeniit1
aldasos mnnkat vegeznek.
Hat orora a vacsora is elkesziil
es ICY az iinepl6 koz0nseg lemen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
BUcsuzAs

Al6lirott Szatmary Karolyne,
ezuton mondok bucsut Youngs.
town, Campbell es k0rnyekbeli
magyarsagt6l. Nehezen megyek el
merit hiszen 1S evet t0lt0ttem ezen
a videken es ennyi ido alatt igye-
keztem becsiiletesen szolgalni a
magyarsagot, s kiil0nosen azokat
honfitarsnnoimet, akik hozzam
fordultal1, mint sziilesznoh0z. To.
rain, O.-ba megyek, S mivel ma.
gyon keves id6m maradt keszii
l6desre, mem maradt eleg idom ar.
ra, hogy szemtlyesen elbucsuzzam
ismer6seim, j6barataim macy ta
boratol.
Kiil0n nevszcrint val6 elbucsu
East tartom k0telessegemnek DR.
Laurisin Jen6t6l es kedves neje.
til. DR.. Iaurisin csaladom tagjai1
kezelte teljesen kielegitoen, $ en-
genet is oily sikeresen gy6gyitott
hogy mulasztasnak tartanam, hi
most, amikor clk0lt0zk0dok va
rosbol, ezt meg nem emlitenem
Sulyos betegs6gemb6l sikercse1
kigy6gyitott.
Meg egyszer listen hozzadot
/ mondok ismer6seimnek es j6bara
taimnak, maradok tisztelettel
Szatmary Karolyn,
magyar sziileszn0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
POL1T1KA1 GYttLEe

Az Amerikai Magyar rolitikai
Club legltobbi gyiiles6nek hata
rozata ertelmeben hivatalos ha
vi gyiilesek minden he clsS szom
batian este Z oral kezdettel lesz
mex megtartva.
Tehat a legkozelebb gyiil6s mar
cius San az ui othonban lcsz. Ke
retnek Sharon-Farrell Is kornye
ken magyar szarmazasu polgarai
hogy G gyiilesen okyetlen, a telje'
szamban megjelcnni szlvcskedje
mex, ANIMAL is inkabb, inert Q gyii
Lessen sok es fontos iigy var elm
tezesrc.
Ugyancsak marcus 3-an ves7
kezdetet az esti iskola Samu Gy
aki mar eyekkel ezel5tt megkezd
tc polgarosod6k trdekeben ia
nitast. Macy eredmennyel Ez
folytatja tovabbra is telesen di.
talanul. A XII tchat a polearok SC
raj koze 6hajt csatlakozni, jelent
kezzen a Club helyisegben, vag
Samu Gyorgy lakasan, S34 Sprus
Ave-, Sharon, Pa.
| lit a kedvezS alkalom. Kill
lhasznalja fcl sajat javara.
T. Kuti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
EGYLETI aYttIEs

"A New Brunswick SIT. Imre
Herceg ferfi 6s moi betegsegelyzd
es temetkezesi egylet helybeli 9-ik
osztalya rendes havi- gyiileset
tartja a jov6 vasarnmap ket oral
kezdettel, a Kossuth K0r helyise.
efben, 225 East Federal Street
Kerem tagtdrsaimat, hogy lehe.
t5leg telies szamban megjelenni
sziveskedjenek, mivel nagyon
fontos iigyek lesznek targyalva
Tovabba 6rtesitem a tisztelt
tagtarsaimat, hogy q multi h6 TO.
lyaman meghalt a fSoszt. NAL vi.
zer Janos IS q Six oszt&lynal
Strangar J&nos. Ezen k2t hal&l.
eset utan jAr6 kivet6s esen gyils.
sen Walk esedekess6.
Hauxsr Fal5p.
175 s. Forest Ave. Youngstown @.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
sIKERtjLT MULATsAG

A Munkas Betegsegelyz5 Is On
ktpzS Szervezet Sharon-i osztalya
e h6 18-an tartotta tancestelyet a
Maenncrchor Hallban. Sep sza.
mu kozonseg gyGlt cgybe, hogy
centjeikkel, dollhriaikkal ipar-
kodjanal1 enyhiteni a szenvedG
banyasz tcstvereink nyofnorat S
fajdalmait.
Sep szammal jclentck meg a
rokonszenvez6k, am ez a szam
meg mindig elenyesz6en kicsiny
volt ahhoz kepest, melyet nemes
iigy joggal elvarhatott.
Ugylatszik Sharon Is k0rnyeke
magyarsaga meg akkor sem tud,
(vagy mem akar) k0zos munkat
kifejteni, mikor szenved6 ember-
tarsainkrol, vagy azok segelyeze-
ser6l van $40. SGT mi t0bb, akad-
TAX annyira jellemtelen egyenek.
annyira szivtelenek, hogy nyilt
agitacioval pr6baltak artani e 10
tekonycelu estelynek, hogy ezal-
tai cgy-egy kiizd6 banyasznak,
sok-sok ehez6 kis gyermeknek ke-
zeb1 kiverhessek aek0nyoriilctbGl
nyujtott kis darab kenyeret. De
mindemellett voltak magyar liz
lctemberek. Xix mem varva kerest,
ncm tiirve k0sz0netet. sziviik tel
jes melegevel alltak rendez6 BIZ
zottsag melle. adomanyaikkal
lehet0ve tettek kiadasok redu.
kalasat. Mikita J6zsef, Duruttya
Mihaly, Appel Salamon, Kocsis
Gy0rgy, Farrell Fruit Market.
Shafar Lajos, Werner Albert,
Neuman j. termtszetbeni adoma-
nyaikkal, Imre Ferenc Soc feliil-
fizetessel jarult hozza az est ST.
kerehez. A bali bevetel $17O10. A
|kiadas $122.1O. Tehat a marad-
vany, mely mar ell lett kiildve a
banyaszoknak $500.
Fogadjak az adakoz6k, vala-
mint a mulatsagon resztvev6k, a
banyaszok helyett egyletiink ha-
las k6sz0netet.
Evvel kapcsolatosan jelentjik,
hogy egyletiink, mint minden ev-
ben, ugy az iden is; husvet vasar-
napjan este rendezi els6 nagy szi-
nj elJadasat. Szinre keriil a
"Nyul a bokorban" cinii 8 felvo-
nasos, kacagtat6 nepszinmii, leg
nagyszerilbb szereposztasban. Ha
j6l akar mulatni, fetetlenIl nezze
meg EFT az el6adast.
A Wig. bizotts&g neveben
Nemss J6asef.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
A U. s. STEEL fs CARNAoIr
PENSION FUND JELENTESE

A United States Steel es a Car
magic Pension Fund 19277rol $40
10 jelentese most jelent meg, e
jelentese szerint az elmult evben
nyugdii alapra kifizettetett $3,-
OO3, ,2O9.O2 azok k0z0tt, akik mar
nyugdijba vonultak. A Carnage
Steel Company volt az els6 gya-
rak k0zott, amelyik hyugdijat fl
zetett ny7lgalomba vonult munka-
sainak. A k6vetkezS 0szegben Fl
zettek ki nyugdijra az elmult ev.
ben: American Steel and Wire
Company $61O,O68.94, American
Sheet and Tin Plate Company
$4O1 ,675 90, NatioanI Tube Com
pany $283, ,O19,1O, H. C. Frick Co
Ike Company $241, 1,216.24, Illinois
Steel Company $l58,O52.47, Anne.
F
rican Bridge Company 1874, ,753..
Is, Oliver Iron Mining Company
$113,33O25, Elgin, Joliet and
Eastern Railway Company H..
10O.l0, Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad Company 80, ,78O.O5
- = sEE
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Company $37, ,656.1o. Duluth and
Iron Range Rail Road Company
35.O73.30.
AZ elmult 6vben 1,l75 alkalma.
zottat tettek . nyugdij listara 4
524-et levettek. Az ev vegen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01

az egyhaz termebc es hcl-et fog
laltak d megteritett asztalnal,
toastmesteri tisztseget Mt. Vecscy
Al. .Jen6 toltatte be, vacsora
alatt tobben felszolaltak, amilyen
szep es lelekemel6 volt az listen
tisztelet, olyan megelegedes es
orom honolt a vacsora alkalmaval.
Mindenki nagyon meg volt ele-
gedve, a notestverek kitettek ma
gukert, a i6l elkeszitett etel Is IL.
lesesen feltalalt etelek mindenki-
nek izlcttck, hiany mem volt SEM
miben sem. I1egyen kosz0net a
vcnddgeknck, a faradoz6 testver-
n5knek ess azoknak, akik ajande-
llukkal segitettek az egyletct, es
sz6p lcvelben iidvnoltek az egyle-
| tct Youngstown es az ashtabnlai
testveregyletek, az ut6bbi S dol-.
| lar ajandekot is kiildott, ugyszin-
/ ten 5 dollar ajandekot hoztak a
| cleveland testverek, AIT nagyon
sajnalink, hogy mem maradhattak
it a vacsoran.
Bojti Urvacsora egvhazunkban
marcils no lien, delel6tt 10 6ra-
kor lesz kiosztva. szeretettel kerr
iiik tcstvereinket ARA, hogy a
scent vendagsegre keszitgessek ell
magokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
Az ALLIANCE, o. MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAz HIREI.
K0zli:
KRUcH16 ANTAL,
ref. lelkesz.
Lorantffyak iinnepelye, amely

Lorantffyak iinnepelye, amely
minden tckintctbcn nagyon impo-
zans volt, az istcntisztelet d. Il. 2
6rakor vette kezdetet. Mt. Vecsey
A.. Jen6 farrelli lelkesz4gazdagon
hintctte az evangeliom magva-
kat hallgat6sag lelkebe. A scent
bcszed n6k mnnkaiarol, koteles-
seg6r3l, szereteter6l es kercsztyeni
hiter6l sz6lt, sep szamban meg
jelent k6z6nseg mindvegig nagy
figyelemmel hallgatta a scent be-
szdet. Maid kovetkezett cantoni
testvern0k eneke, ezt k0vette a
ut. Ifj. D6kus Gabor cantoni lei
kesz r0vid, de annal ertekesebb
beszede, maid a helybeli testv6r-
| ln6k enekeltek. A FARO imat ut.
Vecsey A. Jeno mondta es az al
dast is 3 adta az egybegyiiltekre,
EFT bczarta a vasarnapi iskolasok
enekc.
Az istentiszteletet bezar6 enek
utan Tiszt. Krucl.N Antalnt, a no
egyletnck choke, sep beszedben
iidv0z0lte ugy helybeli, mint a
videki testvereket. Sep szammal
szedet. EFT k0vette cantoni
egyhazsegelyz6 n6egylet, a cleve-
landi Magyar Presbyterian Egy-
haz n6egyletet Mrs. Bartha es
Mrs. Ocskay ,kepviseltek, farrell
Lorantffy Zsuzsanna n6egyletet
| Vt. Vecsey Jen6ne harmadmaga.
1 val kepviselte.
I Az eln0kn6 beszamolt arr6l {
munkarol, amelyet az alliancei Lo-
rantffy Zsuzsanna n6egylet veg.
yet az elmult ket ev alatt, sokat
mem tldtak vegezni, annal is in.
kabb, mivel a tagjainak szama
csak 20, de az keves no testver
megtette a k0telesseget, azon tar.
Igyakat, amelyet az egyhaznal be
szemett es a, keszpenz adomanyt.
bizony meghaladja az ezer dollart
Macy 0sszeg ez ilycn keves nj
testverektGl, meg akkor is, hogy.
ha ferjeik is OFT yoltak mind6g
eme kicsiny csoport mcllett lit
varosunkban mar esyszer munkal.
kodott a Lorantffy Zsuzsanna
n6egylet, de hogy vegzctt-e vala-
nit, annak semmi nyoma, amint a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
"A CDR. KATH. MAGYAR HIT.
K0ZsEG ESTELYE
ELvEZETES volt

Hitkozsegiink kosz0netet mond
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zett farsangi vacsoran megjelent
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Az est sikcret clismer6 nyilat-
kozatokat hasonloan koszonjiik.
Hogy az ifjusagunk kitin6en jat.
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irant. Bodzaine: Lcngyel Tcrezia
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nonka kitin6ck voltak. Vasl16
Jancsi Is Franczosky Daniel Pc
dig akarcsak gyakorlott szintszel
k0nnyckig neyettcttek meg ire.
faikkal a jelenlev6ket.
| K0szonjiik az elvezetcs jateko
kat, fiuk es lanyok! Mmdig szi
Ivesen lesziink eloadasaitokon, =
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| Hitk0zsegiink mar el6re jek
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dcnki G napon.
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az anyagi sikeren faradoztak
| Vask0 Janos, Fedor Janos, Pet
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Cholinsky Ferenc. A konyha fd
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