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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20
BY BILL WITT


Bridgeport, Okla, April 20.-It
was one Of the fond decisions Of my
early youth that pounding the pave
ments in search Of the elusive news
story was a good way to harden
ones feet.
But I have just finished one lap
with C. C.. Pyle's iron-footed derby
racers, and I am old now, and my
feet are petrified.
Of all Pyle's encourage of IS run
ners, gallopers, trotters, PAGERS and
doctors, / found RED" Grange in
the best condition. Red rides with
C. c. Pyle in the de luxe palace
touring car" from which Mr.. Pyle is
running the runners. It's best for
the bunions.
MY stretch was from Clinton to
Bridgeport. That's 80 miles as the
crow flies, and about 700 if you
choose to run. We were up at the
crack of dawn, ready for the
grind. As running mates had
Andrew Payne of Claremore, Okla
homa's own entry in the race who
has been leading for several days,
and Peter Gavuzzi Of England his
nearest rival.
You who run perhaps for your
street cars some days, may know
what running is like. You reach
the car out Of breath, ready to sit
right down and puff your head off
after only q block or two Of inten-
sive effort.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20

Think Of these men! After we
had gone two miles on our run, /
began to think my chest was burst
ing, my feet were on fire, my mus
cles like red-hot wires, drawing
tighter at every bounce.
); Yet these runners have gone
through California, Arizona, New
Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma! AS / sat
nursing the swollen appendages that
once I was able to put shoes on,
realized that this isn't race at all
its a miracle.
Thirty miles in 5 hours % min
utes and 80 secondhand the same
old pace, day after day and week
after week!
Newspaper reporting is q grand
old game!
Short stride up hill. lope down
hill, trot on the flats, harden the
feet with cold water, keep train
ing, don't quit-these are the point
ers that Trainer A. F. H. Newton
gave me before we galloped away.
But before we had gone 10 miles !
was ready to roll the rest Of the
way, if l could just get that load
off my feet.
This race, am told, is to end in
New York. / would like to be there
when the victors come limpihg in,
with their whiskers and all. But !
don't want to live to be too old.
As for me-I'd rather run for tax
collector.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20
|sS1S az

(By The Associated Press)
Chicago - Earl MAESTRO. Chi
eago. outpointed Johnny Rosen,
New York, 81. Harry Dub
linsky, Chicago, knocked ont
Jimmy Mahoney, Scranton, Pa,
O.). Tony Sanders, Chicago,
beat Al Conway, Philadelphia.
90.
Fort Thoma Ky. Vincent
Hsmbright, Cincinnati, won over
Red Blanchard. st. Paul, (l0).
Danville. IIl.-Happy Ather-
ton. indianapolis. shaded Jimmy
Sayefs, Lafayette, Ind, (lo).
Jackie Purvis, Indianapolis, and
Kid Yokun, Champaign, ILL.,,
drew, co..
.Winnipeg-Charlis Belanger,
Wtanileg. technically knocked
ont Harry Dillon. Winnipeg.
(l0) for Canadian light heavy.
weight title.
Ksnsas City - SPIDER Kelly,
kansos City, defeated Dave
Cook, 6e1anton, Pa, (1o). lmey
Garffnkle. Salt Lake City,
knocked ont Jack Deanlsey,
Canada, ~. Toe Trnboa, Kan
aas CITY. knoeked ost yee CRIB
New York. 90.
McKeespoet, Pa. 49, Ca0)fognla
Joo Gems defeated rroukjo Gas.
dina, Haselwosd, Pa, (lo).
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20
Red River Valley
Loop Begins May 6

Hawley, MIMI, April 2O.-R-
The Red river valley baseball
league schedule will open May 6, it
was announced today by Carl
Winters, secretary, following re-
ceipts. Of word that Vergas had de-
cided to enter the league.
The admission Of Vergas to the
loop makes it . ,six-club circuit.
Other towns are Detroit Lakes, Pei
lean Rapids, Hawley, Ulen, aid Lake
Park.
Pelican Rapids meets Hawley in
the opening game; Vergas plays at
Detroit Lakes. and Lake Park At
Ulen.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20
Germany Is Favorits

Spain, by defeating Chile three
to two in their first round match
of the Davis Cup eliminations, en-
tiers the second round and will play
the winner Of the Cermeny- Greece
test. Germany is expected to beat
both Greece and Spain and meet
Australia in the scmifinal match
of the European zone Examinations.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20
CONGER TO run
IN TWO EVENTS
IN OHIO RELAYS
To Face Purdue Middle Dis.
lance Star-Fam0us Hurd.
lers to Compete

Columbus, O., April 20.-Re
Given added impetus by prospects
of representing the United States
in the Olympiad at Amsterdam this
summer, several hundred college
athletes will begin new assaults on
height, time and distance in the
Ohio Relays here today and Satur-
day.
Interest in the relays has cen.
tered around two exhibition events
which may have an important bear.
ing on the Olympic select. ms in
June.
Ray Conger, fleet Iowa middle
distance star who handed Lloyd
Hahn his only defeat in 80 starts IN
an inGoor race last winter, will COM
pete in both the half-mile and mile
exhibition races in the Ohio Relays.
Meets Martin
Conger will meet Orval Martin
Purdue university, sophomore and
western conference half mile cham.
pion, in the 880-yard run today,
with mile event on Saturdays pro-
gram against Joseph Sivak, butler
college freshman.
The special race. between four Of
Americas best high hurdlers, sched-
uled as q feature for Saturday, has
also attracted wide attention be-
cause it will be the first outdoor
meet Of the season in which the
Olympic contenders can settle their
differences.
Dan Kinsey, 1924 Olympic hurdle
champion; "Chick" Werner, present
national AGA. u. champion: George
Guthrie, national champion in 1895;
and c. ]. Brickman, former captain
Of the University Of Chicago track
team, are scheduled to renew The
timber feud they started In college
More than $50 institutions have
entered the Ohio Relays this yea,
to constitute the largest field com.
peting in the annual outdoor event
which attracted III institutions
from II states and Cuba last wear.
Every Big Ten university ID rep.
resented with the principal univer.
stiles and colleges Of the east, south
and middle west sending their star
into competition In the So events.
The relay management las ADDED
= 40 yard hurdle event 70 Thu
years program - m attraction foI
athletes desiring TO compete q
Olympic distances. Officials Nil
time all events at both yards" an
smeters" with one-fifth and one,
tenth second watches. Every effort
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20
AMERICA WILL
HAVE TRIO OF
RUNNING ACES
Jimmy Henigan Is Surprise Of
Boston Marathon, Gall0p-
ing 10 Second Place
OLYMPIC HOPES SWELL
Americas Greatest Miller Be-
comes One of Americas
Marathon Stars

Boston, April 20.-(AP)-
Clarence DeMar of Melrose and
Joie Ray of Chicago, sensations
in the Patriots Day marathon,
expect to compete in the next
big marathon, that from New
York to Long Beach, Long Is
land. q month hence.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20
Ihinlke h VIM Win

ri didn't think I had ! FOOD
ehAiice % win wouldn't 3 IN. !"
Jim Barnes told British rolf WI.
ters when b. arrived in Eneland Is
start practice for the British open.
Barnes. one Of the six American s..
tries Who have won the last seven
teornaansnts' eoppsd the prize -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20

A sharks egg is unprovided with
shell, but the contents are protect
ed by . thick, 1eathery covering al
most as elastic a. rubber.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20
M1chN
Sports

Has any feat like Gabby
Streets Of catching Z baseball
dropped off the Washineton
monument boen recorded with
. football
Whist = the fastest time the
bases Ii baseball have been
Brick Muller, former California
football star, caught : football
dropped l16s feet off Of San Fran.
cisco building n 1926.
Naurico Ayehdeacon, with Ro
chester ~ thos International League
;went around the bases 81 - ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20

FrankhOuse, Llttlej0hn, Sherdel
and O'Farrell; Hill, Miljus, Dawson,
Brame, RUSSELL, TauscEer, Spencer
and Gooch, Henley.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20

Shealy, Moore and Collins; Settle
mier, Harriss, Ruffing and Holman.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20

Eighteen bases on balls were dis
tributed in four and one-half inn
ings in the American league tilt at
st. Louis, II of them by Detroit
pitchers. The Tigers won by 9 to
8. Easterling, the new Bengal SEN
sation, hosting for the circuit for
the second time in as many days.
The Athletics and Senator's were
not scheduled.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-20

Billings, Smith, Gibson, Holloway
and Hargrave; Gray, Nevers, Beck
and Schang.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-10

Under the war settlement act the government returns 80 per cent of seized property to aliens.
 In few years. MT. Sutherland believes. the bulk of the claims will have been disposed of with the pos sibility that another government de- partment or considerably smaller force of officials and clerks may handle the details.
 Coal mines, gold mines, canning establishments and sugar planta- tions are only a few of the varied industries which it has been neces- for the government to take over and operate.
 A great many properties have been sold and the returns placed in the treasury pending final disposi- ton. Such funds now total some s1S5, 5,000,000. Owners are paid { per cept annually.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-10
SMUGGLERS' CAVE
 STILL MAINTAINED
Nov Is Property of King of England

London. Aug. 10. Rl-In the deep recesses of the earth beside the Thames, near Billingsgate, unde- tected by the towering cranes and chugging barges overhead, lies hid- oen a Neritable smuggler's cavern which Is maintained in the name Of the King of England.
 It is the Kings warehouse where all the "smuggled" silken frivoli- tles of femininity, the cigarettes, the French liquors and a thousand and one other articles confiscated by his maJesty's customs officials, are stor- ed. Here it has stood for more than a century, den worthy of Captain Hood and his merry men, but un- suspected by the passerby.
 A steep flight of steps leads to a long low room which the sun nev- CT penetrates. It is piled high with barrels and crates, mysterious look ing boxes and parcels and row upon TOW of bottles which play hide and seek with the crude yellow glare of the lights and the dim, musty shadows. The guardian of the treasure wears a peaked cap and looks as though he might start sing ing "4o, ho ho. and a bottle of rum" any minute.
 One looks through the gloom for the gleam of golden earrings and dark eyes beneath black curly hair, the flash of cutlasses against red sashes. Instead. only row of desks are seen, presided over by his majesty's trusty officials in correct morning coats and nicely creased trousers. Captain Hood and his men are vanished, but the booty" still remains-to be checked and count ed
 The booty" is sold twice a year by auction and includes goods sal Naged from vessels as well as the customs confiscation. The public and people from the trade bid for them and the proceeds of their sale goes to the common revenue fund.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-10
ALIENS RECEIVING PROPERTIES AGAIN Nearly 300 Million Dollars
 Worth Involved

Washington, Aug. 1o.@F-The government has started full speed ahead in disposing of alien property confiscated during the world war. Properties scattered from coast to coast and in territorial possessions to total value of s3O0,0O0,000 are involved.
 The war settlement act passed by congress at the last session gave authority for the first time for nearly complete restoration of seized property and securities Its effective administration, however, has been held up pending a treas- ury department survey of federal tax obligations.
 That investigation has been com pleted, and the first few checks to claimants have gone from the of- fee of the alien property custo- dian. former |. s. Senator Howard Sutherland.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-10
"BUY" JOBS IN DETROIT
Police Investigate and Find Man Has Selling" Positions in Ford Plant-Is Under Arrest

Detroit, Aug. 10 R-When Joe Chacol was discharged from the River Rouge plant of the Ford Mo- tor Company. in company with about 200 other men who were found to be working under assumed names, Joe protested that he had paid $35 for the job and could not be fired.
 Joe's protest interested officials of the plant who investigated with members of the prosecuting attor- ney's staff and learned they said, that Saturnis Callcyea was the man who was selling jobs. Calleyea's method. they declared, was to get job as an expert mechanic or la borer under an assumed name and then sell his card to some otlsr ap- plicant who was standing in line.
 Prices ranged from $35 to s100, the investigators said and at least 70 men had bought jobs from Cali eyea.
 Calleyea was held on a charge of getting money under false pretenses.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-10
Bishop Milan Announces
 Changes in Parishes

Hartford, Aug. 10 tR-Bishop John J. Milan today announced the trans- fer of the Rev. Thomas r. Mooney from St. Patrick's church. Mystic to the pastorate of the newly organized parish at Bridgeport The Rev. John P. Kennedy of Sacred Heart church, New Haven goes to Mystic as pastor.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-10

baby rash-and fused Sykes Comfort Powder with great success after everything else had failed to heali it. Mrs. c. K. Humphries, Nurse, Northampton, Mass.
 The reason Sykes Comfort Powder IS 80 successful in healing and pre- venting chafng, scalding, rashes and skin irritations is because it contains six healing, antiseptic ingredients not found in ordinary talcums. Nurses call it "A Healing Wonder. !"
 AT Att DRUGGISTS
 coMfoHT POWDER CO.,. BOSTON, MASS.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-10

chafng or Q sore, inhamed skin so quickly as Sykes Comfort Powder.
 l am sending you a picture of a baby who suffered
New Britain herald., 1928-08-10
This Nurse
 Tells How ToHeal and Prevent Infant Rash, Scalding and Chafing

Northampton, Mass. - Tn my work as nurse find nothing heals rashes.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-10

Drug Dept. 1G-oz. size Flit. 57c. 16-oz size Witch Hazel 1oc 16-oz. size Rubbing Alkp- hol, 2sc. soc size Unguentine, 43c. BOG size Sykes Comfort Powder. 16c. !! COG size Meet (Depilatory) { 4sc. 35c size Mum, 200. $1.00 size Othine, SSc. 5oc size Stillman's Freckle Cream, 3Sc. Soc size Kinds Honey and Almond Cream. 35c. COG size Mulsified Cocoa nut Oil Shampoo, S6c. S5c size Palmolive Shaving
 Cream. 27c. <
 S0c size Lesco Cleaning
 Fluid, 16c.
 1e-oz. size Epson Salts, 1
 1Oc. !
 100 pr. Sumner Aspirin 5
 Tablets, 2Sc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
MEGLEPETEsI PARTI

Jakab Tstvann6 Ridge Avenuei
lalSasan az elmult hetf6n este
nagy es kedves tarsasag gyiilt
egybe. Mem volt sem lakodal0m,
sem pcdig kereszteles. A haz asz-
szonyat, Jakab Istvannet leptek
meg az 0sszegyultek abbol az al
kalombol, hogy az ohazaba ke-
sziil utazni, mikor sorok nap
vilagot latnak, mar New York
ban lesz, hogy az oman indulo
Leviathan hajora stallion. A ked-
YES hajlek egeszek megtelt azok-
kaI, akik elj0ttek, hogy szeren-
cses utat kivanjanak Mrs. Ja-
kabnak. OFT lattuk tobbek koz0tt
a k0vetkez6ket: Schager Jenot es
nejet, Csete Sandornet, Vilagi
Bertalannet, Timar Gy0rgy es ne.
jet, Gagyi Janos es nejet, Aszta-
loczi Istvant es nejet, Nemetl
Kalmannet, Gagyi Kalmann6t
Mrs. Nehryt, ut. Laky Zsigmand
Is neiGt, valamint masokat, akik
mex nevet mem sikeriilt felje
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

tax nagy szomorusagunkban,
amely feledhetetlen j6 edes
anyank halala alkalmab6l ert. 10
anyankat majus loan hirtelen
operaci6 utan sz6litotta ell az Ur
az el6k sorab0l.
Az utols0 uton elkisertek a te-
met6be a gyaszol0 csaladon xviii
Varga Mihaly es neje, Vilagi Mi
haly es neje ,Menyhert JOSEF es
neje, Mr.. Sims. Koszonetet mon
dunk F6t. Varlaky Sander pie
banosnak a meghat6 szerartasert
es Mrs. Ferenczynek szep vi
ragokert. Ugyancsak koszonjiik
mindenkinek az irantunk tanusi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
ERTEs1rEs

A Bridgeport Szovetseg 6ssz-
tagsagat ertesitjiik, hogy az utol-
50 gyiiles hatarozatanak ertelme-
ben minden tag koteles megfizet-
nj a szombati bali jegy arat. Azok
akik mem jelennek meg vagy a
rajuk bizott munkat mem vegzik
ell, biintetesnek neznek elebe.
Kerjiik tehat az ossztagsagot
hogy 'balon okvetleniil jelenjer
meg a Kossuth K0r helyisegeber
most szombaton este.
Tagtarsi tisztelettel
Csolinszky Ferenc, elnok,
Husoczky JOSEF, iigykezelo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
FORRADALOM
YoUNGsToWNBAN

f heten nagyon. kiilonos es
szinte varatlan esemeny lepte
meg Youngstown osszlakossagat.
Kiiit0tt forradalom, elcsaptak
a vezet6t, elfoglaltak Mill Creek
Parkot, lazadok nagy resze
meg mindig szabadon portyazlk
Park rejtett zugaiban.
S "a hir igaz hir. Az ldora
Park egy kis szigeten van egy kis
k0ztarsasag. A sziget k0zepen
epitett palotaban lakik a lakos-
sag. Ugy ket tucat majom. A
park tulajdonosa egy Murphy
nevezetii majmot nevezett ki ko-
ziiIok, hogy az legyen a f0, We
zetG. Hiaba volt joszandek, a
ma jmok mem fogadtak ell a rajuS
tukmalt vezet3t, akit az 3 meg
kerdezesiik nelkiil allitottak fe-
leiiik. Kit0rt lazadas k0zottuk
Murphy elnok urat kihajitottak
a koztarsasagi palotab6l, ugy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
ELIsMER0 LEvELEK

A k0zelmultban Ferenczy Je-
none, magyarok altal el5nyo-
sen ismert magyar vlragkereskc-
do sol5 elismer6 levelet kapott
olyanokt6l, akik nala vasaroljak
viragokat. Meg a legkennye-
sebb izlesii amerikaiak is hozza
fordulnak, inert tudjak, hogy ma
la friss, szep viragokat kapnak
jutanyos aron. A munkat 8 maga
v6gzi, ugy hogy vasarl6i bizonyo-
SAX lehetnek a pontos 'klszolga-
lasrol. Mrs. M. IT, Hart Cortland
Dol irja: Mellekelve kiildom a
penzt a viragert es a tartoert.
Tgazan mondom, meg vagyok ele-
gedve es k0sz0nom az ON szives-
seget es a szep munkat. Minden-
kor szivesen ajanlom az on mum
kajat masoknak is.
Miss Laura M. Price ezeket ir-
la: K6rem keszitsen el olyan ko-
sar viragot, amilyent a multi ev-
ben is keszitett. Ugy az arral
mint a viraggal nagyon meg vol.
|
tunk cl6gedve. Amikor a viragot
elhelyezik a sirnal, sziveskedje-
mex sirk0vet is megtisztitani. A
multi evi viragok nagyon szepel
voltak. azert most is 0ntol rande
link. A szamlat tessek Bellevue
Pa.-ba kiildeni.
Eek levelek azok, amelye
ket mem k0zliink. valamint a sze
melyes Observation-Disclosures io
esnek Ferenczyeknek, inert LAT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
six Old Az

hogy szegeny majom d haztet6n \
vol kenytelen t0lteni az ejszakat.
Bundaja atnedvesedett q htivos
ejszakaban. De ez meg nem volt
eleg. J6kor reggel el6j0ttek tar
SAX, ugy nekilendiltek laza-
dasban, hogy Murphy urnak me-
nekiilnie kellett. A lazad6 maj
mok utanna. Csakhamar birto-H
kukba keritettek az egesz Mill
Creek Parkot. Mivel a majmok
mem olyan kozonseges teremtms-
nyek ,hogy fold0n jarjanak, 4
fax tetejen ugraltak, $ mindeIliitt
majo mmakkogast lehetett halla-
nj. Elveztek a majmok nagy
szabadsagot, kozben kerestek
Murnhyt, akit halalosan gyiilol-
TEX. Es 3ket pedig Park veze-
tosege kereste. Az igaz, hogy nem
Macy eredmennyel. Vegre mai
moknal okosabb emberek vara-
kozas allaspontjara helyezked-
TEX. Elhataroztak, hogy addig
varnak, mig majmokat vissza
mem hozza a gyomruk, inert az
Idora Park majmai j6 koszthoz
voltak szokva, bizony nagy
szabadsagban mem kaptak meg q
kosztjukat. Vissza fognak menni,
egyenkint vissza sz0knek ketre-
ciikbe, a gyomruk fogja erre
kenyszeriteni es ITALIAN meg MUIR
phyt is elfogadjak. Hi tudja
Ilyesmi megtortent mar az embe-
rex k0zott is, miert ne t0rten-
hessen meg a 1najmok k0z0tt. Bi-
zonyara j0v6 szombaton es va
sarnap a majmolk tarsasaga mar
sz6rakoztatni fogia park ko.
zonseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

jak, hogy igyekezetiik mem hia-
baval6. Felhiv.juk magyarjaink
figyelm6t Ferenczyekre, s kiilo-
nosen ARA, hogy III helyen lax
max, most mar sajat hazukban,
ugy hogy most mar mem fognak
k0lt0zkodni. Mai lapunkban ko-
zolt hirdetesiiket oIvasoink fl
gyelmebe ajanljuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
vERHovAY 1os

y Beteg tagjaink nevsora a ko-
vetkez6: Szekely Karoly 2113
Manhattan Ave. ivan Janosne IS
Parnell st. Hornyak. Gy0rgyne
262S w. Federal ST. Betegseg a
titkarnal jelentend6 be: 211 Ed
ward st. Telefon 78749.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
ELSO ALDOZAS VOLT
AR. KATH. TEMPLOMBAN

T0bb mint 60 gyermek resze-
silt vasarnap delelott az els0 al
dozas szents6gebcn a Scent Istvan
eryhaZban. Ez alkalommal ZsufO-
'lasig megtelt templom a oyer
mekell szilleivel, keresztszulelvel
IS rokonaival.
FGt. Varlaky Sandor plebanos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
A REF. EGYESULET
TAGJAINAK FIGYELMEBE

Z A Reformatus Egyesiilet hely-
bell fiokja a j0v6 vasarnap fogja
tartani rendes havi gyiileset. Te-
kintettel ARA, hogy jov6 vasar-
nap Piinkosd iinnepe lesz es hogy
delutan 4 oral kezdettel istantisz-
telet lesz templomunkban, ke-
retnek a tagok, hogy legalabb fel
necy el0tt intezzek ell a befiZatest.
Tisztelettel
Laky Zsigmond, oszt. jegyzo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

- A cavalier, aki legk6zelebb
all a nagysaga szivehez, nagyon
okos ember! Valami tanar vagy
Eth! Hiszen mar f0lbomlott
az eljegyzesiink.
No, hat mem mondtam. hogy
okos ember!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKER0L

gyezni. A vendegek KOHL t0bben
atjand6k targyakat is hoztal1 ked-
YES emlekiil az iinnepeltnek.
Szerencses utat kivanunk, ott-
hon kellemes sz6rakozast S azu-
tan szerencses visszaterest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

tott reszvetet. Bacso Istvan ferje,
Halasz Istvanne, Rich Andrasne,
Bella, Zoltan, Gregu, Istvan es
Martha gyermekei.
Halasz Istvanne,
No. 2 Loveless Court.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

sep beszedet intezet gyerme-
kekhez, buzditva 6ket, hogy
vallast sohase hagyjak ell, inert
csak ugy lehetnek igazan hasznos
es jo tagjai kereszteny tarsada-
lomnak.
A gyermekek utan t0bb mint
300 feln0tt vett reszt az aldozas-
ban. A rengeteg gy6n0 kiszolga-
lasban szomlbaton este Fot. kosz-
tik JOSEF segedkezett.
Observation-Disclosures
Megt0rt Swivel mondok k0sz0-
netet azoknak, akik veliink vol
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-17

EuaLity under capitalism means
that no matter 1ohGt Job you pick
you can be sure of getting your
share Of misery. For instance
chorus girls spend half their time
looking for 10ork and 1Ohen they get
Job 1t doesn't last long bat long
enough for them to listen to one
long nelody-tbe stage manager
ctgsi7ag Their beauty only lasts q
5sso years and then the5pre throVn
: out Nth the garbage. Above are
taoo girls in George Whites scan
dals forced By the publicity director
i to haze their picture taken in fr-oat
If a ro1o boat IN Coney Island. What
they're ofrGid Of is they 10on't haze
q chance to get off before the plane
starts.