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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
Matthews Body Shipped
To Home Town In Ala.

WASHINGTON, D. C. After
living in state two days and viewed
Nv thousands of both races, the pouy
of William Clarence Matthews, ASST;
Attorney General of the united
States who died here last week Ioi- @
lowing an operation, was shippea Ior
burial in his home town Selma, Ala, 5
hama. The body was accompanied
bv his widow who arrived mere irohi
San Francisco, California.
Atty. Matthews was born Jan =,
1877 at Selma, Alabama. de was
n man of great educational attain.
r,ents. his early education being o'
Tuskee9ee Institute, Indiana lnstl-
tute. and at Phillips Academy OF An
dover. Massachusetts,.
: From Phillips Academy he we,n'
IN Harvard University, wherc ns
achieved prominence in athieucs
aa nlaved shortstop on the Harvard
baseball team and was considered :
he one Of the best players ever t'
attend Harvard. After his graoua
t;on he was athletic instructor Il
the schools of Boston for five years
In 1907 he wNs graduated iron
+ha law school Of Boston University
S srha following year, 1908, he wa
sa,,;tted to the bar and began =
nrartice in Massachusetts,.
Hs was at one time Special ASST
| IT. 8. Attorney Of Massachusett'
Pro,oinent in politics anc a powe
IN the Republican party, he was ,.,.s a
s;stant - manager Of the Coolidg
csmpaivn in 1924. At the time .
his death he was Asst Atty: Generi
~ the United States and had bee
ASSIGNED to work in California. -,
He was a member OF the Elt
lodge. the Masons lodge, and OF III
Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
Mother, Only 80, Has
Fourth Set Of Twins

NEW ORLEANS, La. = Mrs.
Laura Jones, wife of longshore-
man, residing at 3s11 Tchouitoulas
street, gave birth to her fourth set
Of twins born few days ago. The
mother is 33 years of age and her
first two sets of twins were born
of a former husband fifteen years
ago. Then two singles staggered
along. One died. Six years ago
two girls were born but died few
months after birth. Then came an
other set of twins, girls, four years
ago, and now wilmore and Gilmore,
the latest. Three complete sets o.
twins now play around the Jones
home, each set alike as shoe buttons
All are healthy and can chew tne
handle off a coal bucket II neces-
sarv. at
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
Dies "Black Bottoming"

JERSEY CITY, N. IA 51-year-
old colored workman, Brooks Baker,
dropped dead while doing the "Black
Bottom" in grocery store here Mon
day. Baker kept pace with the dance
for several minutes, amid the cheers
of spectators, theA fell Watchers
Immediately attempted to get him to
his feet, but were unsuccessful. Ar
ambulance doctor pronounced him
dead of heart disease.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
New York Baptists Join
N. Convention of America

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.--tspe-
cial. by unanimous vote the New
York State Baptist Association de-
cided here in its session Friday to
unite with the National Baptist Con
vention of America. This action was
taken after an address had been de-
livered to the Association by Henry
A. BOYD of Nashville, Tenn, the sec
retary of the Sunday School Con-
cress and secretary Of the National
Baptist Publishing Board, who was
the honored guest Of the Association
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
CARVEY MAY BE BROUGHT BAG
Federal Rights OF Race Endangered
Woman Sues Ship Line
For Discrimination

NEW YORK. - As result Of be-
ing "Jim Crowed" on the Steamship
Line boat that runs between New
York and Norfolk, Va, Mrs. Ruth
Whitehead Whaley, a lawyer, has
sued the line in two $500 civil suits.
According to Mrs. Whaley, she en-
gagged passage for herself and hus-
band July 1926, but when they
boarded the boat they were compel
led to go to the segregated Negro
section, not being allowed to stay in
the stateroom they had engaged.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
Gossipers Are Scored

NEW ORLEANS, La.--(ANP)-
Believing in sensational advertising
to gain souls for Heaven, Black Billy
Sunday (The Reverend Dodon Nc
Pherson) preached for Palm Sunday
sermon on "That Damn Tongue Of
Yours" or Cheering Promise of
He'll" Black Billy breaches the four
square gospel with a punch that is
gathering in many convert to his
church.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
War Cost $4,000, 900 Lives

PARIS. - The World War cost
humanity nearly S7,000,000 lives,
according to statistics in pamphlet
Just published by Jacques Seydoux
and Robert Lange, delegates to a
League of Nations committee. They
estimate that whereas the actual toll
of life during the war was 10,135,-
900. the diminution in births as q
result of the war amounted to 20.
$4,000 and the increased civilian
mortality to 6,016,000.
The pamphlet states that the fifty
five nations comprising the League
have total population Of 100000,
900, .---.--------.---
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
BUREAU NEEDED
AT CAPITOL TO
WATCH ALL BILLS

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 49,
A need for an investigating bureau
to guard against harmful legislation
proposed in congress such as the
present bill pending to limit the
jurisdiction of the District courts of
the United States, is seen by DR..
Emmett Scott. member of the adj
visory committee of the Republican
national committee.
Many an innocent-appearing bill
is introduced from time to time in
both houses of congress having le-
gal possibility of setting aside some
bas ~ or immunity designed
of a particular group
or class of people. 1t is said that
there are nearly 800 national organ
izations maintained at Washington
for the. purpose of defeating the in
PRODUCTION of such legislation affect
ing such groups. The colored pco-
pie have no such bureau.
Recent Harmful Bills
A short time ago bill was intro
duced which would have removed
practically every colored employee
from the office of the Recorder of
Deeds if it had not been discovered
by DR.. Scott and warning sent out
through newspapers and influential
individuals and organizations. BY
such concerted effort, the bill was
defeated.
At present there is a bill before
congress to limit the jurisdiction OF
the district courts Of the United
States. If passed, it would seriously
affect the rights of colored Amer
leans by referring cases affecting
the rights of colored people under
the Constitution to state courts, the
district courts not then having power
to try such cases.
Would Permit Peonage
Peonage, for instance, could no
be interfered with at all by the fed
oral courts should this bill be passed
jnasmuch as the litigant would hav'
20 seek redress before n Jury am
iudge in the same community wher'
the offense is committed. 1t is fur
ther said that the passage of TIN
bill would mean the breaking dow
of the present legal bulwark of tn
colored American.
The bill has already been reporte
bv the judiciary committee of tn
u. S. Senate, the Republican men,
bers of this body being George "
Norris, of Nebraska; William 4. Bo
rah. of Idaho: Charles Deneen: OF L
linois; Frederick Gillette, of Mass
chusetts; Guy D. Goff, of West Vn
ginia, Arthur Robinson, of Indiana
John ]. Blaine, Of Wisconsin; Free
erick Steiwer of Oregon and Charlie
w. Waterman of Colorado.
DR.. Scott has urged that these SCI
stors be written to at once and ais
that letters be sent to other congress
men and influential friends in an e
fort to have this legislation stoppe
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
John D. Tips Porters

LAKEWOOD, N. John d.
Rockefeller, at 80, has suddenly be-
come a reckless waster. Four por-
ters who carried the oil kings bag
gage when he arrived at his Lake
wood estate from hard winter in
Florida made the discovery. They
expected a shiny new dime each
the traditional tip from the oil king
Their surprise was great when one
of the Rockefeller secretaries handed
them q new 81 each. st@
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
All the News
Tersely Told
More Than 5000 See
Dubois Cullen Wedding

NEW YORK.-More than 5000
persons were packed in Salem M. +.
church and as many on the outside
on Easter Monday at 6 o'clock when
Miss Yolande Du Bois daughter of
DIR. and Mrs. w. L. B. Dubois was
married to Countee Cullen the poet
and son of Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Gull
len. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Cullen, pastor at Salem and
Rev. George Frazier Miller of Brook
lyn.
A reception to which 450 persons
were invited was held in the vestry
of the church following the cere-
mony.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
Paul Robson Sails

NEW YORK-Paul Robeson, the
internationally known singer, actor,
athlete and scholar, sailed last Friday
night aboard the Olympic for Eu-
rope where he will fill numerous
engagements on the continent before
returning to America.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
Church Census Issued

NEW YoRK.-Colored churches in
the United States gained in COM
municants during 1927 the census Of
the Christian Herald, just published
shows.
The census result follows: Baptist,
3.253, ,369; African Methodist Episco-
pal, 7S1. SOP; African Methodist Epis-
copal Zion, 500, 900; Colored Metho-
dist Episcopal. 333,002; Methodist
Episcopal, 4.592, ,004; Presbyterian,
1886, ,727; Congregationalists, 9l4,-
COS; Episcopal, 781 ,692; Roman
Catholic, 16,735,691.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
Four Sentenced to Die
In One Day by Ga. Court

ATLANTA, Ga. - A record was
set in Fulton County Superior Court
Saturday when four colored men
were sentenced to be electrocuted
May 1S. A fifth Negro was sem
fenced to life Imprisonment. All
those receiving death sentences were
participants in holdups here in which
two victims lost their lives. Those
who will be electrocuted are Will Gill
ham, Ed Capers, Will, Clarence,
George and Preddis Taylor.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
Blues Singer Sues

CLEVELAND, Ohio. = Bessie
Brown Shaw, more popularity known
as Bessie Brown, blues singer, has
sued her husband, Clarence B. Shaw,
deputy sheriff, for divorce. Mrs.
Shaw charges that her husband has
failed to support her adequately and
that on one occasion he threatened
her life.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
U.N.I.A. IS BROKE
BUT FOUNDER IS
LIVING IN LUXURY

NEW YORK, April 1S.-(SpeciaD
According to a prominent fruit
grower and business man of JAM
aica, b. w. l., who is spending va
cation in New York, Marcus Garvey.
founder and head of the Universal
Negro Improvement Association, is
living in luxury in $4,000 home in
Jamaica, despite the poverty-stricken
condition of his organization.
When Mr.. Garvey was released
from the Federal prison at ATTAIN
Ia several months ago and deported
to Jamaica, members of his organi-
zation In this country presented him
with a purse of several hundred dol
lars, thinking he was broke.
But upon his arrival home, any
.dea he was in need of financial as
sistance was quickly dispelled. He
Immediately purchased fine home
on the highway leading to the official
residence of the Governor of the Is
land, and this home is maintained in
the best English manner by a re-
tinue of servants.
Has $500, 900 In Cash
Mr.. Garvey also has an expensive
English motor car and it is generally
reported that he brought with him
from the United States 100000 in
cash. Color is added to this report
by the fact that his wife recently LETT
New York to join him and it is said
that the two will make their perma'
nent home in Jamaica, or some Euro
pean country, if possible.
But up to the present time, tht
erstwhile Provisional President o.
Africa has found considerable diff
entity in leaving Jamaica. The British
government seems to still fear hir
and has recently refused to grant ;
passport for himself and wife to &
to British Guiana, or any OF the near
by islands.
Jamaica Is Prosperous
Mr.. Garvey's presence in Jamaiei
however, has not been a disturbing
factor among the masses, as 1t was Il
New York and the U. s. before III
. Imprisonment. Indeed, it is reporte'
that Jamaica is now enjoying it
greatest period of prosperity in man,
wears. Automobiles are numerou
and most of them are new cars, toe
There are many other indications o
/, the general prosperity.
Ore reason given for this pros
perity is the splendid crops OF citru
fruits and the high prices obtaine
D therefrom during the past seasoi
Jamaica exported 21,000,000 buncht
of bananas and at one time the MAJ
ket price was 81 per bunch Thci
too, they exported large quantitl'
e of other fruits to the United State
n Canada and England, as well as co
S fee, ginger and cocoa. !,
:, The planters have a cooperatl'
5. marketing organization and have 8
IS cured loan of S1,000,000 from u
d government to finance the distrib
d tion of bananas in the United Kin
dom.
It is possible that Garvey may y
become the big business man he u.s.
to dream himself as being while
. New York, for he has indicated
" personal friends that he is tiring
= his life of ease and may go in I
= banana growing and farming on
~ large scale.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
Esen1enyek

(N) Elmultak a valasztasok
Hoover folenyesen gy6zott.
Mi megirtuk es t0hbsz0r meg.
mondtuk, hogy ez ICY lesz.
Iparkodtunk Is azon voltunk
hogy magyarsag, amelynek
fele Smith mellett nyilatkozott
meg, ne foglaljon nyilt allast a
demokratak mellett.
Ez meg is t0rtent.
A magyarsag nagyresze kiilon-
ben is Hoover mellett szavazott
es csaknem teljesen Cooper a re-
publikanus kormanyz6 melle ALT,
Mi mem kivanunk elismerest,
inert hiszen a magyarsag nagy
t0bbsege a multban is republika-
nusnak vallotta meg es ICY csak
magat6l ertetodo volt, hogy mem
annyira az embert, mint az elvet
nezte, amikor leadta szavazatat
kedden.
A Polgari Kor most azon lehet,
hogy q magyarsagnak legalabb
annyiban szerezzen elismerest,
hogy a republikanus vezetoseg fl
gyelm6t felhivja ARA, hogy a hi
vatalok bet0ltesenel most magya-
rokat is figyelembe vegyen.
Mar regen igsrik nekiink, hogy
ez ICY lesz.
Mem szabad elaludnunk, hanem
igenis hangoztatnunk kell, hogy
a magyarsagnak jar valiant.
A t6tok, alik mindig kaptak a
hivatalokbol, ezuttal mem szamit-
hatnak semmire sem.
Nemcsak, hogy csaknem 100
szazal@kosan Smith melle alltak,
haneln annak dacara, hogy Coo
pert endorszaltak kormanyz6nak,
megis a demokrata kormanyzo
jel0ltre szavaztak.
A republicans vezet0seg EFT
igen j6l tudja.
A t6tolk most mem szamithat-
max meghallgatasra.
Ugyapeaak ! igy krtak 8 horya
tok 6s az olaszok is.
A magyarok az egyetlenek,
akiknek ma van becsiiletiik a re-
publikanus partvezet6seg elott az
0sszes bevandoroltak k0z0tt.
A Polgari Kor legkozelebbi
gyiilesen mindezek szoba keriil-
mex. Mar most ajanliuk a ma
gyarsag figyelmebe, hogy ezen a
gyiilesen resztvegyenek.
Az Egyesilt Allamok negy jo
ev elebe nsz.
Hoover kivalo ember, tehetse-
ges administrator es mem hiany-
zik belole j6 sziv sem.
Meg soha azelott eln0k mem ka-
pott annyi szavazatot, mint most
Hoover, meg soha annyi allan
mem nyilatkozott egy partJeloltJe
mellett sem.
Talan lehetne attol tartani,
hogy az oriasi t0bbseg elbizako-
dotta tenne Hoovert.
De Hoover olyan hval6 ember,
hogy ett6l egyaltalaban mem kell
felni. -t
Hoover Amerika egyike a leg
iobb eln0keinek lesz.
NEMENYI MIKL0S ERN0
ANGoL NYELvtt EL6ADAsA
A. -, or,lvo, Mo rsxyar TJ;r1 n =,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

A sharoni Ask Rak6czi fi6k
lapunk mai szamaban hirdetesben
is el6zekenyen hivja fel figyel-
met november 24-en rendezend6
nagyszabasu Katafn cbaljara, me-
lyet a sharoni Manner Chor nagy-
termeben rendeznek. A tapasztalt
rendez6seg minden elk0vet, hogy
a balon megjelen6 k0zonseg fesz-
telen jo kedvet es pontos el0ze-
kenysegii kiszolgalast talaljon. A
Rak6czi balok eddigi j6 hire xii
l0nben el6re is biztositek ARA.
hogy szorakozni vagy6 kozon.
seq a Katalin balon is meg fogja
talalni AIT, amit keres.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
DIR. MAHRER P. MARTONNE
BETEGSEGE

Oszinte reszvettel ertesultiink
r6la, hogy DIR. Mahrer p. Marion,
ismert kitiino magyar orvosunk
ifju felesege az elmult het folya-
man vakbel operaci6n ment ke-
resztiil a st. Elisabeth korhaz-
ban.
Az operaci6 sikeriilt es a beteg
atesve az operaci6t k0vet6 ne
hany napi lazas allapotan, ma
mar a gy6gyulas utjan van. Be-
tegagya mellett legt0keletesebh
apolasr6l es kezelesr6l elso sorban
ferje, DR.. Mahrer es edesanyja
gondoskodnak kitiin6 apol6nok
segitsegeyel.
Remeljiik, hogy mire e sorok
megjelennek, a beteg uriasszony
tul lesz minden veszelyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
ELHUNYT MAGYAR AsszoNY

10th Istvanne, rom. katho-
likus egyhaznal altalaban a
youngstown magyarsag koreben
j6l isihert 10th Istvan neje, az ell
multi szombaton belso komplika-
ci6k k0vetkezteben elhunyt. Az
elhunyt magyar asszony mindosz-
sze 81 ewes volt nyolc eve, hogy
Magyarorszagr6l Youngstownba
jott. Buzg6 tagja volt egyhaza-
max $ lelkes munkasa a SIT. Ist-
van templom Rozsafiizer Tarsu-
latanak. Halala igen Macy reszve-
tet keltett a magyarsag koreben,
Temetese kedden delel6tt tortent
meg az Ohio Avenuei gyaszhazt6l
Is 9 SIT. Istvan templomb6l, hol !
szolgalatot Fot. vsrlaky plsbanos
vegezte. 10th Istvanne hal4lat
ferje, Amelia leanya, Ferenc Is
Vilmos fiai Is kiterjedt rokonsae
gyaszolja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
NEMENYI MIKL0S ERN0
ANGoL NYELvtt EL6ADAsA
(N) Elmultak a valasztasok
Hoover folenyesen gy0zott.

Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
f5szerkeszt6je, aki esyben a
Youngstown Vindicator c. angol
politikai napilap kozgazdasagi es
politikai szerkeszt6je is, erdekes
el6adast fog tartani most pente-
ken este campbelli Community
Center el0ado termeben. AZ OF
tani eloadasok rendez0sege a Vim
dicator f6szerkeszt6jet Mr.. M. w.
Maagot kerte meg, hogy SEER
keszt6segeb6l delegation szakem-
bert az el6adas megtartasara,
melynek targya a Modern sajt6
szolgalat'. Mr.. Mag Nemenyi
NJ. Ern6t kiildotte XII, mint olyat,
aki ebben a kerdesben szakember.
Az el6adas angol nyelven fog
megtortknni. .Felhivjnk ARA OIL
vas6ink figyelmet. AZ eloadas
ideje pentek este Z ora, helye a
campbell Community Center.
i 4 \ Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
ATHLETA BAL

A Campbell Magyar Athletikai
Club vasarnap tartott gyiileseben
elhatarozta, hogy november 24-en
szombaton este nagyszabasu bait
fog megrendezni magyar lab
dazo .csapat ptnztara javara. Err
re balra mar j6 el6re felhivja a
rendez6seg varos magyarsaga-
max figyelmet es remeli, hogy XII
l0n0sen a sportkedvel6k szivesen
fogjak felkeresni az Athleta Bait
A Club kiil0nben a legk0zeleb.
bi gyiileset november lien tartja
szokott helyen es id6ben. Kerr
az .erdekelteknek pontos megjele-
neset.
Feher Mihaly, elnok.
Cseh Mihaly, ellen5r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
FENYEs EsKtv0
CLEvEL.ANDBAN

Bodnar Pal es neje Hodory Err
zsebet, Youngstownban altala-
nosan k0zismert magyar honfitar-
sunk kedves fiuk Bodnar
Laszlo, aki a cleveland egyetem
orvosi fakultatusanak tanul6ja,
orok hiiseget eskudott Lapos
Sander es neje Zsoldos Lizike
bajos leanyanak Irsnkenek, Gle
velandban, november .h6 3-du.
l Az.eskGv6i szertattts utan szuk
osaladi korben iinAepeltsk .: fiat1l
hAzaspart.. - A sok szerencseki-
vanathoz mi is hoEz&fiizziik q sze-
rencsekivanat eey viragszalat!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
BAL A STEELTONON

A Magyarok Nagyasszonya r.
Kath. Hitk0zseg el6ljar6saga ba-
Ii sikereit kivanja gyarapitani
azzal anagyszabasu mulatsaggal,
melyet november 17-en, szomba-
ton este fog megrendezni a .Szuli-
gan Hallban. A steeltoni r. ka.
tholikusok mulatsagai Macy nep-
szeriisegnek 0rvendenek nemcsak
steeltoni RESI-, de az egesz
youngstown magyarsag el6tt $ a
rendez6seg remeli, hogy az szi-
yes partfogas, melyben magyar
sag 6ket reszesitette, most sem
fogja megtagadni magat.
A zenet a j6nevii Medve-fele
zenekar szolgaltatja gondosko-
das tortenik rola, hogy megje-
lentek semmiben hianyt ne szen-
vedjenek. A bal kezd0dik este Z
6rakor. Belep6 jegyek ara Is es
35 cent. Gyermekek Is ewes korig
jegyert mem fizetnek.
A nagyk0z0nseget szivesen hiv-
ia a hitk0zseg neveben
Galambossy GyOrgy.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
K0sz0NETNY1LvAN1TAs

Alulirott a leghalasabb kosz0.
netemet nyilvanitom a Bridge
porti Sz0vetsegnek, valamint a
Szovetseg tisztvisel6inek azert q
gyors es szives keszsegert, mely-
lyel megboldogult ferjem utan
jar6 Ezer dollar biztositasi 0sz-
szeget rendelkezesemre bocsatot.
tax. A legjobb Swivel tudom
ajanlani minden honfitarsamnak
hogy; lepjen be tagul q Szovetssg.
b, ahol ,ar&nylag csekely dijtrt il
biztositast kap.
TisEtelettel aE
DIV. Kalapos 0y0rgyn6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
A repulo suszter
A vilagjar6 suszter Youngstown
ban. - Aki g5rkorcsolyan
''repili be a nagy
~
vilagot.

Ugy az amerikai, mint ma
gyar ujsagok hirt adtak mar ro-
la, hogy Balazs Janos, elyriai be-
csiiletes magyar cipesz-segedet is
elfogta a vilag-hir laza $ elIata
rozta, hogy kerekes-k korcsolyajan
"k0rul repiili'' a vilagot. Balazs
Janos a maga meresz r0pteben az
elmult heten megjelent Youngs-
townban is es jelentkezett tobbek
k0z0tt Magyar Hirlap szerkesz-
t6jenel is, hogy alairasaval iga-
zolja itt-jartat.
Az eros testii es j6kepu magyar
flu teljes bizalommal van az
irant, hogy tervet sikeriil kere,z-
|tulvinnie S bekorcsolyazza EFT a
nagy vilagot. Penze az igaz mines
bowen, de azon ugy segit, hogy
utk0zben sajat bajnoki arckepet
arulja 5 annak j0vedelmtb6l tart
ia fem magat.
A fenykep alatt magyarazo iras
van magyar Is angol nyelven is.
Termeszetesen Magyar Hirlap-
max is jutott nehany fenykep, me-
lyen ez olvashat6:
Fin vagyok Reptile Suszter
aki t0bb mertf0ldet utazik be
sajat erejeb6l, mint bark mas
ezen foldon. 100000 mertf0l-
Diet beutazni, ez az en- celom
Ezt het vagy nyolc ev alatt re-
melem elerni A vilag minden
orszagat be fogom jarni En- l.,
100 mertfoldet korcsoiyaztam
j6 es rossz uton 231 ora alatt
fogadasb6L. Maig, ez ey jnnius
3 T5-ike 6ta, 4t pe9s rt&dldst.
korcsolyaztam. Vilag k0riili
utamban, koltsegeim fedezesere
kerem becses partfogasukat e
fenykep elleneben.
Teljes tisztelettel
Balazs Janos,
Elyria, O., U. S. A.
Csak termeszetes, hogy becses
partfogasunkat'' mem tagadhat-
TUX meg Balazst6l, de titokban
0riiltiink, hogy mas orszagok SEE
rencsetlen ideges embereit fogja
boldogitani kerekes-korcsolya
pokoli zajaval Egyekent dszin-
ten 0riilnenk, ha terve sikeriilne.
Elvegre korcsolyaval "repiilnT'
megis csak valami, inert sem mo-
tor, sem szarnyak mem sziiksege-
SEX hozza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
HERBERT HOOVER !,
Nyertek a Repubikanusok
egesz Mahoning nnegyeben
Egyedul Campbellben kaptak tobbsegets depokratak
Stone 1esz sheriff januar Len. 0tiasi tobb- y,
seget kaptak republicans jel6Hek

Hoover es az egesz republika-
nus tiket nyert Mahoning megye-
ben. .
Campbellt kiveve, mindenhol
nyertek a repubhkanusok. Camp
bellben, mint az el6re lathat6 volt,
Smith es a teljes demokrata tiket
nyert. @
Hoover tobbsege msg a legver-
mesebb republicans s@amitaso-
kat is feliilmulta. T0bbsege Fl
ezernel is nagyobb volt.
Myers Y. Cooper tobb mint 10
ezer szavazattal gy0z0tt Martin
L, Davey felett, aki a demokratak
kormanyzo jeloltje volt.
A megyeben k0vetkez6k nyer-
tex megyei tisztseget.
ADAM STONE lesz a sheriff,
legy6zte a jelenlegi sheriffet Pc
ter Corllt, aki demokrata, t0bb
mint 16 ezer szavazattal.
A t0bbiek mind rendkiviil k0ny
nyen gy6ztek.
JOHN g. COOPER megmarad
kongresszusi k6pvisel6ne kilen.
cedszer valasztjak meg.
NILS P. JOHNSON megmarad
allami szen&tornak a m&sodik ter.
minusra.
GEORGE p. LEWIS, GEORGE
H. ROBERTS ,es MRS. DELLA