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New Britain herald., 1928-02-22

the sultan preferred the customary prayer which was repeated by the cherifs who had been his guests for two days. The descendants of the first followers of Mahomet prostrat- ed themselves before the tombs Of the saints and the sacred standards were hoisted over the holy places. In the humblest homes sumptuous repasts were served. the sultan and the pashas taking care that nobody lack food and mint tea, the only beverage permitted Mohammedans besides water. In this ancient land prohibition Is fact because it never was different since Mahomet's day.
 After sunrise today the streets of the city-the northern capital and seat of the French residency-were impassa ble. The town was clothed in its most picturesque sarb. FiaSs of many colors hoated from the public buildings. sheiks and pashas came in from their estates mounted on gau- dily adorned mules followed by hordes of retainers who had donned their whiteet djelab bas or robes; scar let chechias or turbans; and bril- liant yellow babuchas. or shose with out heels. Poor "fellahs" came on burros. Horsemen gafioped through the narrow. tortuous streets erect on gold embroidered saddles, aAd garbed in flowing scarlet rebee.
 AS the sun sets thie evening the feasting will end. and evsfyena win retire to hts dwelling to prsDoee for moon appearo no NchA1ne6an may eat or drink or smoke between sunrise and sunset, Infraetieao ef this rule bring on the aneee q Allah, and moreover. srs puaiaAeble hy imprisonment and 6nA.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
, POWERFUL CARS
 SOON ID GET OFF
VIII Try to Brsk Record of
 M6 Iilts

Daytona Beach, Fla, Feb. 2. CUP) Three of the most powerful motor cars ever built-two of them great in sixe-today were in. readiness for speed tests by which it was hoped that . speed of :1O miles an hour might be exceeded.
 The first car that will streak out over the hard packed sands of the Ormond- -Daytona course today will bs the Napier "Bluebird' in which Captain Malcolm Campbell of Eng land set . one mile record Sunday at an average speed of almost o07 miles an hour.
 Then will follow the big Triplex of J. M. White of Philadelphia, a cum hersome appearing machine with no wind resistance but enormous power
 L0ckhart to Try
 Frank Lockhart in his diminutive Stuts Blackhawk will be the third to whirl out onto the course. Lockhart was unable to compete yesterday ow- ing to clutch trouble.
 The \. A. A. sanction of the races OAANO AAAA UAOy Ak6 6ht anu III Vluct lO establish . new record the three drivers must complete their runs either today or tomorrow.
 Whites car did not meet the re- Quirements of the 4. A. A. because there was no reverse gear. One was installed yesterday. however, and White felt certain that his machine would develop a speed of o25 miles an hour or more.
 Tho three motor cars present a study in contrasts. Lockhart. who is only 24 years old. has beautiful small, stream lined car. It has been described by Sig Haugdahl as the best stream lined car for actual speed that I ever saw"
 Two Motors
 The car is equipped with two g. cylinder s1 cubic-inch motors mounted on one crank case with sep arate crank shafts. The motors will deliver 100 horsepower at 1000 re- volutions.
 Campbells car is more than twice tho size of Lockhart's, but is per- pectly stream lined, based on tunnel tests. A Napier aero motor-similar to the ones used by British f1iers in tho recent Schneider cup races provides the power. The engine has 13 cylinders built ill three sets of four cylinders each. One set is ver- tical and the others are V shape as in the Cadillac motor car. The ma chine Is rated at 450 horsepower but actually develops between 900 and $50 horsepower at 5000 revolutions.
 Whites entry is an abandonment Of all the principles of speed ma- chimes, save that of power. There is no attempt at stream.lining for wind resistance and in comparison with the other two machines appears al- most crude. But in fact it is an enormous power plant on wheels and it is by power alone that White hopes to break the British record.
 Tho machine has three 12 cylinder high compression Liberty motors of 5 inch bore and seven-inch stroke. The engine is tuned to $500 revolu- tions per minute when idling. It Is expected to develop 1.5o0 horse- power at 1000 revolutions under a full load.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
City Items

Louis Ginsburg. formerly of this city. is confined to New Britain General hospital with an attack of acute bronchitis.
 Pride Circle, Lady Foresters, will hold 8 regular meeting in Red Mems hall Thursday evening at 7:S0 o'clock. After the meeting whist will be played.
 Robert Smith. driver for Chief W. J. Noble of the fire department. left New Britain General hospital this afternoon. having recovered from the effects of smoke which over came him while working at the fire in the Hanna building on Main street last Saturday night He will re- sume duty in 8 few days, it is eX- pected.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
Burrows Will Sit as
 Judge in Brooklyn

Hartford. Feb. 22 R,-Judge War ren B. Burrows of Groton, whose nomination as United States district judge for the Connecticut district was confirmed last week by the sen ate, will probably receive his first assignment for court work in Brook lyn. N. '. Judge Burrows who was in Hartford today on business, said he might possibly sit in Brooklyn during the month of March.
 Judge Burrows recently returned from South Carolina where he spent several weeks vacation. His plans for moving from Groton to Hartford have not yet been definitely deter- mined. but it is likely he will come to Hartford to live some time dur ing the summer.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
Want Public Office
 Candidates Examined

Chicago, Feb. 22 R-A physical test for candidates for public office was advocated before the Inland Daily Press Association today by Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, former Chicago health commissioner.
 The public has to pay the cost of special elections, and sometimes gets inferior office holders than those first chosen. when men of fail- ing health are elected. asserted Dr. Bundesen. citing President Harding and Paddy" Carr. Cook county treasurer. who died in office.
 "A doctors certificate stating that tho applicant is in sound health and probably will live out his term should be required of every candi- date for public office.' said Bunde- sen.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
40 SAID DROWNED
German Paper Says Passengers Lost On Haugcsund-30 Asleep When Accident Occurred.

Berlin, Feb. 2: (UP)-The news paper Vorwaerts today published an unconfirmed report that 40 persons were drowned III the sinking of the steamer Norge of Haugesund. Pre- viously the loss of life had been re- ported successively as one. five and ten.
 Reports from Copenhagen today said that 20 passengers were asleep in their cabins when the Norge sank. and that attempts to lower life boats failed.
 Among the ten persons officially reported drowned was a convict whom it was found impossible to release from the cabin in which he was locked.
 It was showing when the Norge put out of Haugesund harbor. In trying to avoid a launch the steamer hit the Trolsholmen cliff. Her bot tom was ripped out.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
One Driver Hurt, Another
 Arrested in Auto Crash

Edward A. Zipko of If East Law Tor street is undergoing treatment at New Britain General hospital for an injury to the right shoulder and a cut over the eye, and Frank kosior- elk, aged 33, of 63 Miller street, is under arrest on the charge of violat- ing the rules of the road, the result ofN collision at Broad and Wash ington streets at 12:05 this after noon.
 Officer William O'Mara, who in- vestigated the accident. reported that Zipko was driving west on Broad street and kosiorek was driving east on Broad street and was turning left into Washington street when the cars came together. The headlights and mudguards on the machines were damaged by the impact.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
Lindbergh Will Soon
 Be Of for Albany

St. Louis. Mo. Feb. 52 (uP)- Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's next flight will take him to Albany. \. Y., where he will address the New York state legislature on Feb. 2e. to urge legislation requiring federal li- censes for the states planes and pilots. Lindbergb announced here today. He said he would meet his mother. Mrs. Evangelne Lindbergh. on March 1 At Boston.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
Trumbun Sees No Cause
 For Action About LabOr

Hartford. Feb. z2 Ex-Governor Trumbull. commenting today upon the unemployment situation in Con- necticut, New York and other states said he saw no reason for any ac- ton by this state toward effecting relief for the unemployed here. and declared his belief that ''as . whole. employment conditions in Connec- ticut are as good. if not better, at the present time as in the other New England states and certainly better than in several other states. Unless the situation became very serious he would not consider 1t 6 problem for the state.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
BAYLISS PRAISED
Commander Of Pauldiing Has ConA- dence of Superior OGicer. .in Coast Guard Located ia New Loodon.

New London. Conn, Feb. ,: P- Complete confidence in Lieutenant Commander John s. Bayliss as an officer and as . man. was express ed in letter forwarded to him by Commander George E. Wilcox. of New London. acting commandant of coast guard destroyer force. The letter was written in view of the finding of a naval court of inquiry placing joint responsibility for the sinking of the U. S. submarine S-4 upon Captain Bayliss of the Pauld- ing. with which the S-4 collided and Lieutenant Commander Jones, cap- tain of the S-4 itself.
 The letter says:
 Tn view of the newspaper &C., counts of proceedings and findings of the above mentioned court, the acting force commander take this occasion to express. on behalf of the destroyer force the confidence We have in you as an officer and a man.
 We all hope. should occasion arise. that we may meet a greater emergency as we'll as you did.
 Signed,
 GEORGE E. WILCOX" "
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
Berlin Denies His Wife
 Is Suffering From Illness

Palm Springs Calif.. Feb. 22 (UP)-Irving Berlin. his wife and baby are in this section of California Ito enjoy the sunshine" the song writer said in denying statements that they were here for Mrs. Ber> lin's health.
 Rumors that Mrs. Berlin was suf- fering from pernicious anamenia was secuted by Berlin.
 He said his wife. the former Ellin Mackay, was In perfect health.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
Suits Totalling $7,O00
 Settled Out of Court

Two suits of Annie Solomon and Gussie Maxon against Benjamin Solomon and Newton D. Holbrook. in which | total of about $7.o00 damages vas asked. have been set- tied out of court. The cases were scheduled for trial in the superior court this week. They grew out of an automobile accident on the Plain vtlle road about . year ago. in which both women were injured. Negli- gence on the part of both defend ants was charged. Hungerford & Saxs represented the plaintiffs. while Brcsmith ( Dickinson and Henry J. Calnen appeared for the defendants.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
WINS TENNIS TITLE

Philadelphia. Feb. 22 R-Pierre Etchebtster. French champion. to- day won the American court tennis open championship by winning all of the second block of four sets from Jock Soutar, the American title holder. The scores were 6-c. 6-3, 6-l, 6-3.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
Is TRANSFERRED

Girgenti. Feb. g UP)-Moham men Reda. former Senussi rebel leader in Cirenaica. had been trans ferred from Sciacca to Girgenti for internment. He has been provided quarters at the Hotel Belvedere for himself and his entourage, includ- ing Abdul Lisani, the tribes re- ligious chief.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
KNIFE WIELDER IS BOUND OVER
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the ole house burn"

the ole house burn"
 According to the police. the korn girl left home about o'clock last night to visit her aunt Mrs. A. B. Norman of Is Greenwood street. AS she was about to enter the house, Lawrence rushed up from the rear. grasped her roughly by the arm, swung her around and said. 'see, I'm going to cut you now" He then was alleged to have lunged toward the girl. drew the sharp knife across her cheek and to have bitten her.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
LOSE WHALE OIL

Wellington. New Zealand, Feb. 3NR1A successful whaling season ended trasically for the Norwegian whaler C. A. Larsen which struck . reef yesterday when entering Patterson inlet. Stewart island.
 It was estimated that oil valued at 300,0o0 pounds (about $1.50s.- O00) has already escaped into the sea because of the bursting of eight out of the 13 tanks of the vessel.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
Funerals
Dorothy KalinOwski

Funeral services for Dorothy kal- inowski, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Walter kalinowski of Gold street cnts tomorrow morning at 7:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
BIG STADIUM

Florence. Feb. 22 CP)-A giant sports stadium. seating s0,0oo peo- pie. is planned here. Work will be begun March g. the anniversary of the foundation of fascism.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
LlNDBERGH OFF AGAIN;
 DESTINATION SECRET
lContinued From First Page,

and president of the Flying club and E. F. Mahouey. manufacturer of the Spirit of St. Louis.
 Lindbedsh had enough gas for a six hundred mile flight
 Each member of the party slowed suitcase aboard-but refused to discuss the destination. The plane bore the number 5,034 on its wings
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07

tiszta keresztyen eletrd beszelni.
"A mostani keresztyen eletben pc
dig csak igen ritka helyen, talan
sehol, mem lehet feltalalni ne
eyes fundamentum teljesseget.
Divatos irok, kedvelt szerepl6
emberek, gyakran meg borgozos
feJu korcsmal szonokok ldetlen
trefalkozasal, Matt is, de sokan
fordulnak el az "apostolok tudo-
manyatol melynek egyetlen
mondataban pedig legtobbsz0r
tobb bolcseseg es idvezit6 er6
van 0sszet6moritve, mint nemely
szalon-bolcs akar k6nyvtarnyi
irasaban A mai ember AIT hiszi,
hogy a tudomany velesziiletett S
anelkil, hogy faradsagot yenne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07

Sion, csak azokon kepzehhetG ell
tiszta es boldog elet. Csak tel
jes fundametumra epitett haz le-
het viharallo es minden idovel
dacolo. Vissza hat az apostoli tu-
domanyok eros alapk6vehez. Ez
volt vasarnapi igehirdetesiink We
yer eszmeje. Kezdete volt ez egy
predikacI6 sorozatnak, melyet
harom' vasarnapra terveziink. A
kovetkezo alkalommal a hivek
"kozossege" keriil targyalas tia,
mint gyiilekezeti elet masodik
szegeletk0ve, az AIT k0vet6 va
sarnapon pedig harmadik es ne
gyedik szegeletk6r0l szolo ma
gyarazat keriil sorra, melynek
kapcsan alkalomszeriileg kite
rink ARA is ,hogy mi az a. Fig
getlen Amerikai Magyar Refor.
matus Egyhaz, miert kellett AIT
megalapitani, milyen helyet ker
az maga szamara az altalAnos
keresztyen kulturaban S kiil6n0-
sen az amerikai magyar eletben.
e 2 -
Hissziik, hogy hiveink es~ bara-
tank a kovetkez3 alkalmakon is
Macy szamban akarjak maid tu-
dasukat oregbiteni az 1ge hallga-
tasa altal.
Egyhazmegyei k6zalap. Egy-
hazmegyenk Mt. esperese az ell
multi heten korlevelben sz6litotta
fel hiveket nemes celokat
szolgAl6 egyhazmegyei KoEalap
tamogatasara. Ehez k6pest az eli
multi vasarnap, boritekokban es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
LelkeSz:
BORSY-KEREKES GYORGY.
Templom es par6kia:
o25 Mahoning Ave., Tel: 38637
Multi vasarnapunk. Szenth

Multi vasarnapunk. Szentha-
romsag yasarnapjan szokott
szep szamban voltak egyiitt hi
veink a delelotti istentiszteleten.
Amint el6re jelezve volt, ezen a
napon, mely Fiiggetlen Amerl-
kai Magyar Reformatus Egyhaz
rendje szerint k0zegyhaz va
sarnapja, gyiilekezeti elet
alapk0veirol szolott a predikacio.
Amint Jelenesek konyveben OIL
vassuk, Janos apostol AIT irja a
mennyei Jeruzsalemrol, vagyis
listen orszagarol, hogy az negy
szegeleten fekszik. Ehez kepest
az Apostolok cselekedeteir6l irott
konyv alapjan mi negy szeglet-
kovii epiiletnek fogJnk fel az
egyes gyiilekezeteket is. Ez a
negy szegeletk6 pedig eSaz apos-
tolok tudomanya, a kozosseg, a
kenyer megtorese Is konyorge-
SEX. Modernebb magyar nyel-
ven kifejezve: biblia tanulasa,
a testveri elet, az Uryacsorayal
yal6 eles Is a buzgo es allando
imadkozas. Ahol ezek bensosege-
sen gyakoroltatnak, oft van a
Krisztus, ahol ezek valamelyike
elhanyagol6dik, oft mem lehet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
1928. JuNlus z.

0ih0AOlAAAAA0A NJNANAs ~ wv d ~N~~~S~~s
3O-an, szombaton egyhazunk
steeltoni rom. kath. es magyar
gor. kath. egyha1akkal, tovabba
a Bridgeport Sz0vetseg helybeli
fi6kjaval es Kossuth K0rrel
egyiitt k0z0s nagy pikniket ren-'
dez a Campbell parkban. A pix
mix minden bevetele es minden
kiadasa egyenl6en oszlik meg a.
.rendez6 egyhazak es egyletek ko-
zott. A rendezest elokeszit6 BIZ
zottsag felosztotta a malnkat az
egyes resztvev6 koz0ssegek ko-
zott chez kepest a fiiggetlei1
egyhaz is XII fogja venni maya
reszet. E het folyaman a Noegy-
let megbizasaIb6l Veress Ignacne,
Vass Martonne, Batary Andras-
ne, Lengyel Lajosne, Kovacs b.
ne Patkanoczy Janosne, 0zv. Ga
wayne es Macy Lajosne testve-
reink megkeresik egyhazunk tag
jait, hogy toliik piknik celjai-
ra termeszetbeni vagy penzado-
manyokat kerjenek Ajanljnk a
kollektal6kat hiveink j6indula-
taba. A Noegylet legut6bbi gyu-
leseben kerettek fel a piknik nap
ian val6 segit6 k0zremiikOdesre
Kovacs Elekne, ozv. Gavayne,
Szilagyi Gyorgyne, Vass Marion
| ne, Veress Ignacne, Keri Imrene,
Lovass Lajosne, 10th Andrasne.
A ferfi rendezosegbe pedig a
gondnok, ellen6r es penztarnok
melle junius lien fog tagokat
jel0lni az egyhaztanacs. Egyha-
/ zunknak kivalo erdeke leven,
hogy a rendezesb6l is kivegye a
maya rizet, remelni merJiik,
hogy mi rajtunk mem fog mulnl
a teljes skier a felekezeti XII
| l0mbsegre mem tekinto osszefogas
nagy erkolcsi hasznara is lesz a
varos magyarsaganak.
Sziiletesnapi meglepetes. No
egyletiink tagjai multi het kedd-
| len este meglepetesi osszejovetelt
rendeztek Vass Martonne tstve-
rink otthonaban sziiltesnapja al
kalmab6l. A jol sikeriilt esten a
/ lelkesz es felesege is megjelentel1
nagy vendegsereg koz0tt kife-
jezest adtak jo kivansagaiknak.
Buzgo asszonyaink mem feledkez-
tex meg ez alkalommal sem egy-
hazukr6l S $15.5O-t gyujt6ttek
! 0ssze, mely a Noegylet temploln-
alapjahoz csatolva keril at az
egyhazi penztarba.
Kirandulas. Ifjusagi Egyletiink
valamelyik vasarnapra egy kl-
randulast tervez Ennek megba-
Melese celjabol keri vezetosee
a tagokat, hogy a pentek esti osz-
szej0vetelen teljes szamban jc.
: lenjenek meg.
Konfirmaltak probaja. Konfir-
z maltiaink het folyaman csiitor-
t0k0n este jonnek 0ssze a Kos
suth Kor szinpadjan darabjuE
I probajara.
Nyari iskola. Egyhazunknal 9
nyari magyar tanitas junius 25
en- kezd5dik ket helyen. TanulO
kat felekezetre val6 tekintet mel
kill felvesziink. B6vebb felvila.
gosit az ujsag mas helyen talal
hat6.
i Temetes. Junius 4-en temette &
; |lelkesz Medve Istvanne 81. Pal
! lay Julianna Is ewes testverun
/, ket Hubbardon. Legyen alma
csendes, az erte bankod6 sziveke1
!, pedig vigasztalja meg az Ur!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07


nevteleniil, hiveink perselyi ado
manyai a Kozalap jayara folytak
be. Az adomanyokat lit nyugtaz-
zuk k0szonettel: 50 Csepke Ba-
lazs, Hej Gabor, Kovacs Andras,
Fazekas Istvan. 81 Vass Marion
ne, Pallay Istvanne, Lengyel An
drasne, Batary Andrasne, Valecz-
ky J6zsef, Veres Ignac, Gy0rgy
Mihaly, Szadai Benz, Belenszky
J6zsef, Bolcshazy GyorgN B.
Kiss Janos, Markovics Peterne,
Kiss Andras, id. Eszenyi IstvaI,
ozv. Sipos Andrasne, Asztalos
Aron, Durda Mlhalyne, Kerti I'm
re, Kiss Mihaly, Macy Lajos, Ne.
meth Ferencne, Varga Sander,
Mih6k Menyhert, Potornay Ja-
nos, Cs. 10th Janos, Kolozsvary
JOSEF, Csontos Janosne, Patka-
noczy Janos. so centjevel: Dem
jen JJanos, 10th JOSEF, Balazs
Janosne, Varga Gyula, Patkano-
czy Janosne. Boritekokban: $3.50
dollar, nevtelen adomanyok 10
dollar. Osszes k0zalapiI persely ]:
$48.50. Fogadjak az adakozok az
egyhazmegye halas k0szonetet.
| Azok pedig, akik az elmult vasar-
nap akadalyozva voltak adoma-
nyaik megteteleben, kovetkezd
ket vasarnapon 'helyezhetik bori
text adomanyaikat a perselybe
Minden boritekos adomany nyug
| taztatik hivatalos egyhazi lap
ban is.
Templomalapunk az elmult va
sarnap Kovacs Andras es Katkt
Ferenc testvereinek 1910 dolla
ros befizetesevel gyarapodott. Ez
eel egyiitt zevi befizetes ossze
| ge $2737.00. listen gazdag aldasi
legyen az adakozokon,
Majusi szamadas. Az egyllazta
macs junius 2-an tartott iilesebel
vizsgalta feliil es talalta t0kele
tes rendben majusi szamadaso
kat, melyek szerint bevetel volt
Tagsagi dijakbol $234.00, lstel
dicsosegere tett adomanyokb6
$3.50, templomalapi befizetesek
bol $4,000, perselyekb6l $1O.ot
hazberb6l $500, viragra es ma
vegyes tetelekbol $40, urvacsa
raj adomanyokbol $116.60, mul
havi maradvanybol 203O7. Ossze
bevetel tehat $12O9.37. Ebb1l k
adas volt fizetesre, gaz, villany
telefon, beszerzes es vegyesekr
$242.63, adossag torlesztes es ks
matra $4,000. Osszes kiadas. vol
tehat 971.63. Keszlet a no vege
| $237.74. lit emlitjiik meg, hog
| az egyhazi el6ljarosag, teklnte
tel halaszthatatlan t0rleszt'
| sekre, nyomatekosan keri az eg.
| haztagokat templomalapi BET
| zetesek eszk0zlesere. A koltsegv'
| tes szerint juniusban legalabb
| ezer dollarnak kell befolyni {
| egyhazi penztarhoz, inert kulol
| ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lesziin
| kiteve. Gondolia at teht minde
| hiviink komolyan szeretett eg.
| haza helyzetet he halogassa b
| fizeteset.
: AranykCnyv. AZ elmult yasa
: nap az egyhaz Aranykonyve
j Urasztalara helyeztetett XII, hog
/ azok, akik 100, illetve so dollart
!, templomalapi befizeteseiknek 6
j evben eleget tettek, neveiket b.
/ jegyezhessek. Bejegyzeseiket esl
2 k0zoltek kovetkezok: Cs. Tot
J Janos so, Belenszky Jozsef To-
Y 10th JOSEF 100, Lovass Lajos 81
/ id. Bokry Istvan SO, Markovit
! Peterne es gyermekei so, Hodor
( Istvan 1926-rol bejegyezetle
$25-r6l. Szamos jogosult mem vo
. iplen. ezek a levk0Zelebbi ak;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-07
DR.. Elder JenoD

Budapest magyar orvos 6rtesiti a
stseltonon lak6 magyarsagot, hogy
i Steel street COL. szam a,att MAR
tin DolAk grocery felett) orvosi
fendel6t nyitott. Hivstalos rendel6
trak: reggel 11-td Liz, d6lutan
9-tN sig. a tslefon szamot a.
j6v6 heti lapss&munkhan k0s5ljuk.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-04
Thursday, October 4, 1928
Waite Hoyt Hero
OF First Game

Continued From Page y
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-04

(tbHi i lOii dSt
der and put the side out without a
hard hit ball.
SIXTH INNING
Card;nals-Maranville up. Mar
awhile flied to Ruth. Sherdel up.
Shcrdel famed. Douthit up. Dou-
thit walked. High up. High flied
to Mcusel.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
The Yankee pitcher was himself
again and had the Cardinal batters
well in hand throughout the inning
although Douthit worked pass
for himself after Hoyt had put
over the two strikes.
Xanl5es--Kocnig up. Koenig
out, Shcrdcl to BottomIey. Ruth
up. Ruth out on Strikes. Gehri3
up. Gehrig out, Frisch to Bottomley.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING
Cardinals-Frisch up. Duchcr
went to second for Yanks in place
of Lazzari. Frisch out Koenig to
Gehrig on the first ball. Bottom
ley up. Bottomley hit home run
into the right field blcachers. Ha-
fey up. Hafey flied to Meusel in
deep left on the first ball. Harper
tip. Harper fouled out to Dugan.
One run, one hit, no errors.
Yankees-Mcusel up. Meusel out.
Shcrdel to Bottomley. Durocher up.