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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14
We Loan to BHIld, buy Or refln.
ance. Tyler Insurance agency. adv

Choir Meets With Chorus Mcm-
b"rs ~ tie Christian Church choir
arr rcmindcd Of tEo meeting tonight
".ih the Imperial Valley choral
club in the Christian church al 1:&0.
Ih" cho'r viii Ning one Of "Th"
MESSIAH : choru~os during tn" Sun.
DAY morning church. services Drc.u-
h,r IT,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14

Fire Wood 90 South Eighth st,
! houc 1897. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14

Waterman PIano School. Short
Course Popular Music. ASK at the
Music Store" or Phone 367J. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14

Tl" sugar crop from san Joaq2in
drita win this year amount 10 about
luG,uUO sacks IF sugar.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14
COUNTY " BRIEFS
Bath Robes, Blankt

Bath Robes, Blankets and light
weight Quilts last longer when dry
cleaned at Brownie Cleaners. Phone
373. "Prcsscd Well Means Dressed
Well. - adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14
Final Divorce Decree-A final

cree Of divorce has been granted
hy Superior Judge A. G. Finncy to
.nrs. Florence }. }assi who petition.
cd for legal separation from her
husband, a. G. Baasi, on the grounds
ut extreme cruplty.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14

McTvcr On Coast Secretary +.
II, MelF"e Of thc Imperial Irriga-
t'on district viii attcgd he meeting
i"mofro& II Mcrerd Of the lriga-
Ion districts Associatiou Of cali.
iornia. MrIvcr way in Los Angeles
today Oh business He is oypyctcd to
return here Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14

Dr. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. distraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14

oregon Coffee Shop. Open al
night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14

Beautiful Greek Embroideries
made by the Philhellcne School for
Refugees at Saloniki, on sale at
Rest Room, South Sixth st. soc to
1880. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14

Regular Meeting of American
Conservation club, Monday, Dcccm.
bcr Il, $50 p. M. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14

Gorgeous Roses, yellow Clrvsan.
1'"moms and fern. Mrs. Virgil
Patterson. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14

w. l.. Smith, Glenn county, has \
Ilols'oin cow that last month pro
daccd 9G.S pounds OF buttcrfat
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14

Indian Package Delivery. Phone
G2!. We deliver ordinary size pack
age, any where in city for ten cents.
Rural delivery ten cents per mile
additional. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-14
Arrested For Los Angeles V.

NIIU9JtV OI LOo IlIStIt5 '. >.
lImm,rso". -, Of Ilcbcr, was ar
rested yesterday - Patrolman W.
$. Heating on u warrant from Los
Angeles. Pmncrson WAS charged
with fai'iIG to provide for his
minor child. lie operates Il farm
near IIo!'yillc, according to police.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
RIVAL CHIEFS
TELL SECRETS
OF THE Marine
Foch and Ludendorff
Are Joint Authors
Of New Book Tell
ing Of World War
BY THOMAS r. TOPPING
ASSOCIATED Press Staff Writer.)

PARIS, Nov. I0.-(P-Marshal Jof-
FIRE, the former crown prince Of Ger
many, Marshal Foch and General Eric
Ludendorff are the joint authors of
a remarkable book just published in
Paris. Victors and v%anquished fight
cver again the two battles of the
Marine, 1914 and 1918, and tell the
world how it happened.
Free from bombast on the part Of
the victorious Joffre and Foch. the
story of the defeated crown prince
and Ludendorff is told in a simple.
dignified way, without alibis and
with no little pride.
Joffre s~urrenders the entire credit
the only thing Papa Joffre ever
STANDARDIZATION victory in 1914 to
the 'poilu," the admirable French
soldier"
The crown prince puts the defeat
sqIarely up to Count Won Moltke,
chief of the German general staff.
He seeks no excuses for the German
soldier rather extols him.
Foch pays n splendid tribute to
thc Ahitiitdu uoNkuboy anu pFdC-
tically writes that without the in
tervention Of the valorous American
armies the war could not have been
won.
Ludendorff, while blaming the
weak policy Of civilian statesmen at
Berlin for the collapse Of the Ger
man army. says that with the sentry
into the line Of a million Americans,
fresh, young and ardent for combat,
the result became inevitable"
Joffre writes: 1T had been said
that while the French soldier was
second to none in intelligence, cour-
age and energy, he lacked patience.
The world believed that after a long
retreat his morale would be shaken
and he would not respond to the or
der Of resuming the offensive. / new
er hesitated before those considera-
tions. Discipline. abnegation and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

courage Of the French soldier won
the first battle of the Marne."
The crown prince has this to say:
upon Count General Won Moltke
must directly fall the responsibility
for the terrible and formidable trag-
edy Of the Marine. So little faith
had he in his own star that he re-
NAMED in that little red brick school
at Luxembourg throughout the battle,
and IL was impossible for him to re-
main in contact with the troops in
the field"
Foch. the most graphic writer Of
the military quartet, says that the
American ~"valorous troops played a
decisive part in ending and winning
the war;" Referring 10 the creation
Of the unique command" under him
self Foch says: "Pershing arrived
at my headquarters and with a gen.
crosby which | shall never forget.
said: All we have is yours, use it as
you see fit That settled the day"
Concerning actual fighting Foch
continues: "The advance of the
Americans was irresistible. In less
tHdH lNO udyS al the ODJeCIlEeS as
signed TO them were reached: 13. 1000
prisoners, $50 guns, remained in their
hands. For the first battle of a new
and young army that was a master
stroke. The moral effect was consid-
cradle. 1t could not help but make
a tremendous impression upon the
German general staff and spread
announcement among German sol
diers."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

STUDY SAND AND GRAVEL
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-(Pl-An
increase Of more than 100 per zen in
sand and gravel production in the
United States during the past six
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
Modern Chinese
Are Cold Toward
Sage Confucius

NANKING, Nov. 10.-P-Confu-
cianism, under the nationalist re-
CINE, has lost its last claim to be the
state religion of China.
The Marking government has de-
creed that nothing be done to pre-
vent veneration TO the memory and
teachings of the great sage, but the
old i~nflunce of Confucius has
crumbled under the weight Of mod
ernistic nationalism.
This summary of Markings atti-
tude toward the ancient faith and
code which has moulder Chinese
thought and conduct for more than
1000 years was given the Associ-
ated Press BY a direct descendant
OF C~9nfucious who is also a member
OF the nationalist government. He
Is Or. II. II. Kung (Kung Hsiang-
hsi) Of the seventy-fifth generation
IN direct line from the Sage, whose
chinese name was Kung Fu-tzu.
nr: hung, alumnus of Oberlin and
iaie universities, is minister Of in
dustry and commerce and, while
PROUD OF his Confucian lineage, is
a Christian.
"ahS persons, especially abroad,
enormously conceive of Confucian-
ism as a religion" said DR.. Kung.
"Confuclanism actually is a code of
philosophy, a standard Of ethical
conduct for which no claim is made
Of Irvine or supernatural sanction.
However. the policy Of the nation
alist government is complete reli-
gious freedom and federation. and
we shall do nothing to interfere
with those who still worship Con-
fucius.
Certainly We shall do nothing 70
cast disrespect on the memory Of
this great man. who is venersted az
the Great Sage and teacher of the
Chinese people"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

as a regular fellow-a herman. But
in the outside world. people smiled
benignly. It got under his skin. But
what could he do? .
He was working at Port Cristo-
bal, Panama. driving a baggage
truck. The first of the Byrd ships
came through enroute to the Pacific.
The bunch came in a flash. He
went aboard, saw Captain Melville,
found that there was an oiler short.
applied-and got the Job.
He gave ~ a $4,000 salary 70 earn
the II cents a year that the trip
will pay. But what of it?
II isn't money that counts with
him. It's the biggest thing in the
world-a mans pride.
THE fire room is pretty hot"
he says. But il wont be SO bad in
the Antarctic"
Hot or cold. Womack is on the lob
AS clipper as tho commander him
self. The divorce action will have
to rest until his return.
BY that time the world NAV be
turning new focus-and maybe Ruth
Elder some day will be glad to be
known as Lyle Womack's wife.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

u might give you one instance of what
yKelvinator has meant to me. l bought on
Wednesday a large turkey for the following
Sunday dinner. Because of a change In our
plans | did not use IL until a week from that
Sunday. Then IL was cooked and served and
the remainder PUT back into the Kelvinator.
! used the last of il just three weeks later. BY
being able TO keep IL, / did not have TO serve
the turkey every day bur was able TO alternate
with other things" Name on Request)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
Clubs Offer To
Train Aviators
For E.. America

TAMPA, Fla. Nov. l0.CtR-rrienu-
l., relations between Central America
"a the United States and Interest
!. aviation are fostered in an offer
- local civic organizations 10 tram
al aviators free Of cost seven youns
natives representing the seven ma
lions which comprise Central Amer
lea. L..as
~ the department Of state at Wasn-
sr<ton. and Secretary Kellogg has
~ asked to transmit through con-
srIar agents an invitation 70 presl-
5crts of the seven republics TO select
conservative among the people
- each To be brought here and given
: course in aviation.
The only provisions laid down
ware that the young men must have
.hs equivalent Of a high school edu-
.r.tion: have n knowledge of the
rvlish language and have passed
.deouate physical examinations.
Their only expense will be the cost
- transportation. II has been sug-
oested that the selection be made
~ competitive tests conducted by
their respective EoNetnments+
Cant. A. B. McMullen, World war
.eteran formerly in the government
fiv;ng service and now in charge Of
.hs municipal air field here. has
ssan selected to take charge Of the
.-.ining courses. which will include
Ne regular primary urs and post
S,sduate courses in advanced flying.
Pep. n. J. Drane of Lakeland. who
..sxented the suggestion to the state
ii.nartment, believes that "this will
~ more 10 create good feeling be-
rsen u country and the republics
- the south than any other thing
-. could do. The instructors will
.ryn out one competent aviator for
sseh nation and thus advance the
.suse OF aviation to a marked de-
-~n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

Especial Cable TO Central Press)
DUNEDIN, New Zealand, Nov. TO-
When the fleet Of the Byrd Antarc-
tic expedition pulls anchor at this
jumping off place and heads down
to the bottom Of the world, il will
be just another adventure for its
commander. II may turn out to be
his greates-if all goes well by July.
l930-but still, it will be but n
Of many achievements.
But down in the engine room Of
the barquentine City of New York
will be en- oiler TO whom the adven-
ture means more than 10 all the
rest. For the stake before him is
strictly personal. 1t is his chance
TO prove that he is a mans man
and not merely a woman's husband.
He hopes to convince an unkind
world that he can stand e~valuation
on his own merits; and ne will snow
his wife (who has been stealing the
family spotlight) that heroics in the
family need not be one-sided.
TIE mar is Lyle Womack-hereto-
fore known chiefly as Ruth Elders
husband. Once they were happy to-
gether. But the lady made a daring
attempt to fly the Atlantic, and
came back a world heroine.
In the excitement Of the return,
she forgot to kiss hs. husband
after he had travelled all the way
from Panama to New York to greet
her.
1t was the first snap Then came
others. The lady wouldn't 90 back
to the Canal Zone, where her hus-
band was working. She went into
vaudeville instead. And he went
home-alone.
Her name was blazoned forth in
headlines. He received a one-line no
tice in ship news.
But Womack was too big for jeal-
ousy. He was retiring during all
the public demonstrations for his
wife. He was proud of her acclaim.
At any rate, Womack was out OF
the picture-until announcement
came of his starting a divorce ac-
ton.
He had spent more than 90 OF
his rs years in the tropics. Through
out the Canal Zone he was known
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
rprE OF DEBT. PARAGUAY
EXPECTS TO FLOAT LOAN

prENOS AIRES, Nov. 1o.-tP-
...ord between Paraguay and Ar
Ssrtina over cancellation Of a war
ssht on which nothing has been
uesJ IN 65 years and which now
paints. with interest. 10 around
80 a GOO has awakened hopes in
.~sguay of obtaining loans in New
49, or London fer the develop
-srt Of natural resources.
hs tn 10000. 900. 600 peso loan was
.~arxiderable burden upon the
..sguayans. rs the population Of
,..htIv over 100000 was finan-
sl.tlv unable 20 p7v il. Previously
e%crusv found difficulty in OBJ
fr.ssrg a loar because Argentina
"a ! prior claim for the war debt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
end
worry
KnzOznntor keeps food fresh until yuu get oml

moment. Stop in at our dis
play rooms today. See the
line Of beautiful Cabinet
Kelvinators, and learn how
the Kelvinator can be install.
ed in your present refriger.
ator, if you already have a
good one. An expert will
II IS VIZ, oh0ra
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

Mrs. Dougan will tell you that it is y
important to refrigerate food during
the changeable weather of fall and
spring and winter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

vinator for $21O installed! A
beautiful cabinet-al all steel ex-
terror seamless metal food
compartment-56B inches high
-26H inches wide-22h inches
deep-gcod for a lifetime.
Our convenient payment plan
makes it unnecessary to delay a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

IL Is pointed out that tho ease with
which new operations may be started
Is conducive to the undertaking Of
unprifitable projects.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

q has caused the Bureau OF
Mines 10 make q study Of the various
factors upon which the success Of
sand and gravel enterprises depends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

CLEVELAND. Nov. 1o.-P-It Is
no figurative language that Newton
d. Baker. III, son Of the former
secretary Of war. has ventured forth
from the home nest to try his
wings.
The ~21-year-old son of Newton d.
Baker. who directed the war depart
ment during the World war, has
taken many an airpiane ride since
his first ore during the war when
he was eleven. He In learning to
operate a plane and hopes to follow
aviation.
Young Baker has worked In the
Glenn r. Martin a%irplane plant and
studied aviation some time with r.
+. Loudly. former staff engineer mt
the Martin factory.
The youth has a distaste for ayia-
ton school advertisements that call
for daring young men," Flying Is
not n field for daring achievements,
he believes. demanding practical de-
voices. who realize its commercial
possibilities.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
KossUTH-EsT A RADI6BAN

Jov6 hct csiitort0kjen, a1az feb
ruar Gen Youngstown esy yk0rnyer
kenek anna magyarjai, akik sze1s-
tik a radio el6adasokat meghal-
gatni, ne felejtkezzenek el arr6l,
hogy a Kossuth K0r tagjai fog
jak miisort szolgaltatni. DeEay
Gy0rgyne enekel, valamint Uray
Karoly, Jarabek Aranka kiseri az
fnckeseket zongoran, 8 maga is
fog enekelni. Szalma Oszkar he
gedii sz6l6t fog jatszani
Bizonyara sokan fogjak hall
gatni ez erdekesnek. igerkez6 ra-
di6 programmed.
Ezzel kapcsolatban a Kossuth
K0r vezet6sege k6ztudomasul hoz-
"a, hogy q Kor helyisegeben min.
den csitort0k0n este baratsagos
0sszej0vetelt tart, Ezeken az osz-
szej0veteleken barkit szivesen
latnak. Term6szetesen belepti di.
jat mem vesznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
FONIB FELHlVAS!


sajnklatos dSlresrt6s miatt a
NagybisottsAg 4pm tarthatta meg
gyiiles6t q mnlt Sasarnap d6lut6n
sem este. ETf6sxe q tagoknall
delutAn jott, nntsse pedig este
Exert q jelSK }voltal< elhatkfoz.
talk, hogy q gyiaest most ssomba
ton este 8s6rat kszdsttel tartjal
meg = Kossuth KSfben.
Miutan ennek q gyllesnel,
egyik legfontsa BIB feladata a. u
tisxtilar maevt Iaszt6sa. valamini
. Marcus 16-ilt tinnepS Slynek Is 4
Magyar H&x t snek . megbeszs.
lese, fslkerjiik AZ osszes egylete.
ket Is egyhxsakat, alik tagjai,
vagy tagjai 3hAjtanak lenni :
Nagybixot &snsk. hogy. . gyiils.
sen olvstlsaiil egjslenjenek.
1cfass Lajos, eln6k
fabp LAsxl6, titlar,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
MAsoDszon s4ETT LAroHA
TAsr a v6R0s KAKAs

Macy Jlnos honfaarsunk Al
lianeen 'lakik. Szegeny embert
uiabb esapas srte. Az els5 bor-
zaszt6 esapas INF esztendSyel eae-
l5tt latogatta mig. Ilefgett hA-
"a. A felesege Neey Erzssbet, volt
otthon hat gyetmekevel. Mikor
kigyulaadt a haSs Nagyns ebreszt-
getni kezdte . svermekeit koz-
ben olyan snlyos egesi sebeket ka-
pott, hogy belehalt azokba. Ez a
tiizeset 1921 januar 15-en volt. s
most, 1928-barb atehat het eszten-
d5vel az elsS tiixeset utan, jannar
l5aell. niahh "a latpgatta z meg / &
Macy Janos iaazat. Alig, hogy ell
ment hazulr0, kigynlladt haza,
miel6tt valamit tenni lehetett
Hvolna, porra egett. Szerencses az
volt Q tiizben, hogy scnkinem volt
otthon, igy ember eletben kar ncm
esett. De Macy honfitarsnnknak
mindrnrs bcnnegctt hazban. A
kar meghaladia a 1000 dollart. A
tiiz okaul a tulfiitott kalyhat en-
litik "a ielentast; tev5 tiizoltok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
AuTosoK YIGYEIldlB1l

Youngstown mines messzire "a
| psfffsyfva1fia4 Eatart6E mig 9 Taf'
lenyira. Termeszetesen k0zelseg
AIT is jelenti, hogy nagyon sokan
innen atrandulnak szomszedos
allamba.
De Pennsylvaniaban mas tor
veny, mint lit Ohi6ban. Sokkal
szigornbb. S oft ezeket a szigoru
t0rvenyelet megtartjak. Ott pei
daul minden auto vezet6nek ma
gaval kell winnie az auto enge-
delyt, valamint a hajtasi enge-
delyt.. TIT Ohioban semmifele en-
gedelyt mem visznek magukkal a
hajt6k, mikor kimennek az al
lambol, nyugodtan mennek min
denfele igazolvany nelkul A ter
meszetes kovetkezmenye ennek az,
hogy amikor atmennek Pennsyl-
yaniaba, bajba keriilhek.
Nagyon ajanlatosnak tartjuk
hogy az Ohio licenssal ellatott
ant6k vezet5i magukkal viszik az
auto igazolvanyukat a Car Licen
set, sok folosleges kellemetlenseg.
| t6l mentik meg magnkat ezzel.
Az ut6bbi id3ben szazakra sza
porodik azoknak a szama, akike'
elfogtak, akik bizony mayor
kellemetlen emlekekkel hagytaA
el Pennsylvania allamot, pedif
mas ncm t0rtent, csak az, hogy al
ottani torvenyt betartottak rem
d6r0k. FL a szigorusag kiil0mbcl
csak el6nyt jelent az Ohio allam
bell auto tulajdonosok reszere
inert lopott autokkal mem les
/ olyan k0nnyii atmenni hataron
mint AIT tehett6k eddig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
szIGoRU BttNTETEs

Autovezetore szigorubb biinte-
test mem merhetnek, mintha ell
veszik tSle hajtasi engedelyt.
Ezzel biintetessel sujtottak Ju-
lies Rndolfot. Mullholland bir6
biin0snck talalta Juricsot. A Lo-
velend Road 1903. szam alatt Ia
xix Jurics. Biine az, hogy amikor
egy kicsit berug, bell az ant6ba,
IS kimegy rajdolni. Ez veszedel-
mes 3 niagara nezve is, meg mind
azok reszere is, legyenek gyalogo-
sok, vagy aut6n jar6k, akik a ko-
zelebe jutnalS.
Juricsot most masodszor alIitot-
talk reszegen yalo hajtas Matt q
bir6 ele. Azert kapott a szigoru
bintetest. Masfel evig mem szabad
ncki aut6t hajtani es fizetett ezen-
kiyiil $50 dollart s ket honapra a
megye vendegiil htta a megyei
dzs6lben,
Jnricsot 1927 november 13-ar
fogthk el, amikor n Philadelphia
|Avenue IS Shady Run sarkan Ju
Irics neki hajtott egy mask auto
max. A karambol senki eletebs
mem kerilt, SGT Macy szerencser,
meg sebesiiles sem tortent, de a;
6sszeiitkozes k0vetkeztebcn ke
auto ugy nezett ki, nintha a Vi
ilaghabornb6l hoztak volna vissza
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
"A probahazas
rossz veget ert
A menyaszony megszokott y6le-
geny p6nzevel. Elk0lt0tte q
penzt, axtan visszajott.

Nagyon boldog volt napok-
ban Mroscsak Mihaly, amikor a
sz6p, 10 ewes Gergely Ilona XII
mondotta a boldogit6 igent. Mem
tex egyenest megyehazara Is
'kivettek a hazasagi engedelyt es
aztan elindultak bevasarolni,
.hogy az nj feszket kibeleljek.
Az egyik iizletben a menyasz-
SONY ait mondotta, hogy nincs
eleg penz veliik es MiIhalyt a va
rosban hagyva, elment a 2409
Shirley Rd. alatt lev6 hazba, ahol
Mike lakott. OFT kufferb6l XII
vett vagy 500 dollart es eltunt.
Mike busan ballagott egy par
napi varakozas utan rendSrseg-
re, ahol AIT mondotta, hogy fe-
lesege megszOk0tt 500 dollarral
Masnapra meg mem egeszen
menyecske visszajott. Talalkozott
Mike-val es bejelentette neki,
hogy penzen bizony elment Gary
Indianaba mnlatni es hogy mem
maradt meg nala t0bb mint 72
dollar, amit egy baratjanak adott.
A kia|brandult Mike elcslkatta
q rend6rseggel a hiitlen kedvest,
de . maya is valosziniileg a dzsel-
be keriiit, inert hamisan infor-
malta rend6rseget Efeleseget' =
iHet6leg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
VI MAGYAR K0R

Az ember AIT hinne, hogy mar
lejart a magyar egyletek alakula-
sanak a kora Meg kell yaltoztat-
nunk ebbeli felfogasunkat, inert
hol lit, hol amott nj magyar ESQ
portulatot, egyletet alakitanak.
'Ujabban peldaul Campbellbol
kaptuk a hirt, hogy az ottani ma
gyarok alakitottak NJ magyar
K0rt. A K0r neve a Campbelli FL.
So Magyar Onkapz6 Kor. Ez ev:
ben alaknlt meg, januar San.
A megalakul6 gyiilesen elhata
roztak, hogy minden h6 .els6 va
sarhapjan tartanak gyiilest. ICY
a kovetke0o gyiiles februar Sen
lesz, delutan ket oral kezdettel q
Robinson Road 100. szam alatt
otthonban.
Campbell magyarsaga bizonya
ra meftanyolni fogja ezt az u.
K0rt, mely nagy fs szep mnnka'
vegezhet Campbellben a magya
rok erdektben, ha q kell5 parto
las mem marad Ell. Ajanljnk min
Il 3 -. A.
den honfitarsunk figyeimebe ez'
az uj K0rt, hissziik, hogy sokar
| fognak a tagok k0z6 allani.
A gyiilesre val6 meghivhst Tim
k6 Istvan k0zSlte veliink, min
jegyzS, S bSvebb felvilAgositassa
szivesen szolgal Timk6 honfi
tarsunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
hRDEKEs AJkNLAT


Lapunk mai szamaban varo-
sunk egyik legregibb epitesze Err
dekes ajanlatot tes9 azoknak,
akik gondolva az elkovetkezhet6
napokra, maguk resnere hazhelyet
vasaroltak.
Aki vasarolt hazhelyet, j6l tud-
ia, hogy az iires hazhely csak te-
her. J6l tudja, hogy ha nagyon
sokaig mem fpit a hazhelyre, AZ
ado anyira felszaporodik, hogy
szinte tabhe kerll hAnhely, mint
amennyit 81.
Click I. honfitarsnnk mint epi-
t6sz, aki ezen a teren t0bb mint
harminc esztend3s tapasztaiattal
bir, AIT iavasolja az ilyen hanna-
latlan hazhelyek tnlaiionosainak,
hogy epittessenek ! h67helyre, s
ha maguk ne makarnak belolt5s-
k0dni . hazba, eladhatjak. H6zSal
eggyiitt h6zhelyet k6nnyebb e'
adm, mint hazhelyet magd dbah. Hs
valakinek ! hazhelye Ii van ffxx
! lve, Click epitSsx fnit is ilssats n
k0lcsont y szerez, Il is nm "
hksat. s'|8s
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
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Ave. alatti lakost elfogta a rem
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tettek ellene, hogy napokon At
koyette az iskolAs leanyokat Is
.t0bber ismeretseget .akart k0tni.