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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
GOLF STAR ASKS DIVORCE.

BATON ROUGE, La, November 10
P.-Mrs. Dalton S. Raymond, former
Southern womens golf champion. has
filed suit for divorce in District Court
from her husband on a charge of
abandonment. Raymond is vice presi-
dent OF a local department store.
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was stopped at IS by the Scoofers. al
though they remained in first place by
taking the latter for two out of three
A four cornered tie for second position
resulted when the Onetoates took two
from Bureau No. 2 and Ground Hogs
took Go-Getters for two
Horsefeathers took Splinters for the
set and sent them down to the cellar.
Weekly high game was set by Dudley
of OnetoateS at 1913.
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ggate Stars gtas Pinmen: Tuink Easily Wins Walden Handicap


retary's Office Patents No. have a
comfortable hold on second place. while
Bureau of Mines and Secretary's Office
follow in the first division.
Lansdale, Secretary's Office, again
went into the lead for high individual
set with count of $40. while Clements
of Mines rolled the best single game
for the week with total of 1873.
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

High team sot--Stanford Paper Co. 1851.
Hign team gsme-Stanford Paper, Co, CAT:
u, hign Individual 1 set-Wolstenholme and
High individual Notwithstanding. 1873.
High average-Wolstenholm 1877.
Finding Arcadia about Is easy as any
club it has encountered this season,
Convention Hall romped to triple win
and commanding lead of the District
circuit. while King Pin, runners-up,
were finding so much trouble with Curb
Cafe that they could win but q single
game. These two matches revealed
some fine individual efforts. In the
Convention Hall-Arcadia affair, AL
Fisher rolled 374 for the losers while
Jack Wolstenholme' 1868 topped the
winners. He was helped considerable
by Burntner's $50 and Whalen's BAT,
while G. Wolstenholmes $50 aided.
In the King Pin-Curb match, Max
Rosenberg and Paul Harrison copied all
honors, the former rolling 4O1. while
Harrison got 1888. Campbell's 367 and
Friends 358 were the best scores of
the King Primers.
Stanford Paper Co. retained fourth
place, but through no effort of theirs,
rolling miserable set, as did their op-
ponents, Progressive Printers The lat
ter, however. had little of the edge
and won all three games. Claude
Cowles of the Printers was the only one
to distinguish himself, with his set of
351.
Frank Miller and Mitchell, rolling $40
and 349, respectively, led Olives club
to victory in all three games with Cor
nells Lunch. The latter club rolled far
below usual form, while Temple APP
peared to be hitting the pins more to
the mark they were doped to reach in
preseason calculation
Meyer Davis found the going rather
rough in Petworth, losing two games.
Capt. Norman Baxter topped the win
ners. with 348. with Capt Moore lead
ing the vanquished, with 354.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
GEORGETOWN CHURCH LEAGUE.

High individual average-H Hodges West
Washington Baptist, 1928.
High Individual game-Milburn, West
Washington Baptist, 1872
High Individual set-Larsen, Grace Episco-
pal. BIS.
ton Baptist. 40.
Highest strikes-W Walker. Peck No. 2. 10.
High team game-West Washington Bap-
list. 500
High team set--West Washington Baptist
and st. Alban S, 1887.
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SECTION 4
DOUBLE IS B0WLERS
SLAM HIGH SCORES

District Doubles League bowlers re-
corded some fancy figures last night
Make Rosenberg and Paul Harriso.
had a 272 game and 757 set, taking
five of six games bowled. Glenn
Wolstenholme led the individuals with
q ISL game and 387 set. BURNER and
Whalen. leaders. dropped one game to
Mulroe and Fisher and Just managed
to win another by one pin.
CcOrec.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS LEAGUE.
Team Standing

Operation and Treasury battled for
tho lead. Operation took the first two,
Treasury taking the last, giving Opera
ton one-game lead.
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probably will not be laid before the
entire association prior to the annual
meeting in March of next year. Chair
man Steinem of the special committee
declared last night that the consti-
tuition has been carefully scrutinized
and the Importance of the suggested
changes does not warrant calling &
special meeting of the association to
ratify the work of the committee, espe-
cially as there are practically no goli
activities hereaboutS during the Winter
Steinem said the committee found in
the constitution a provision which
makes rulings of the association bind
ing on the member clubs under penalty
of expulsion for failure to observe them
AS inclusion of such a provision was
the main idea behind the proposed re-
vision, there remains little work to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
WOMEN in SPORT

had their first dip in the tank Friday
night. Members of the Women'S City
Club swimming team will hold their
first workout there next Friday at $40
o'clock and the Wa sh.ngtOn Swimming
Club team will iIar ~urate its weekly
practice SwimS - Marjorie Webster
in the near future.
Chevy Chase and Happy Hollow
playground basket ball teams were the
victorS in the two feature matches If
the interplayground matches staged
yesterday in the annual city-wide title
race. Chevy Chase noSed out Montrosa.
1914. overcoming an 8-point handicap
in the second half. MontroSe was
leading 1912 when the session closed.
but Chevy Chase closed up the cap
and tied their opponents, 14-14, before
the third quarter was out. In a tight
fourth session Chevy Chase Gagged the
winning goal.
Happy Hollow surprised by holding
Georgetown to an 1913 tie. Fast
action and Skillful passing on the part
of both teams featured the contest.
Happy Hollow exhibited the best team
work of its career. Summaries of al
matches played in the four sections of
the city follow.
Results in interplayground basket
pail SERIES Saturday November 10, 1923:
SECTION /.
Chevy Chase (l6). Positions Montrosc 90.
Betty Hartman. r. F....'. Polly Blunt
E E6fbd.; Grady /; p virginia Jones
Kst6 " Mecandi;ss Ei BGSSle c RGzis
=, SuDstitutions-Hel Bittineer for Vivian
ESSEX Referee-Pauline woodruff.
G5e eSrrsseeto Isl. Posi- tons H, Hollow 12'
Jenne afnsa Priscilla ro Mo0ssy
l Evelyn ,, Isifner. :; Rose NJ Edmonds
a clars ua Anita yai f59hsa
bsttutions-Elizabeth Hall for Helen
Follansbee. Referee-Frances Major.
SECTION ?.
Park View l48l. Positions. Twin Oaks ~,
EI adHfIn rrorTsssta r. Elizabeth Coils
M MsTy hoy Hoy s Marie MScaTdy
Else MsEy P PsfS sroiv MaTy KTnn@
substitution.- Kunna for Rose Nor
y Wood; , Bose Norwood for Mary McCurdy,
Other Games in this section won through
Gcfault-Takoma forfeited to Phillips, 30
SECTION 3.
y. Y. Ave. (2N. Posi- tons. Col Road go.
Catherine Connor L. F. Alma Harris
Ruth Bohannon c. Margaret Smith
Marie 1i;,,. Lingehack. s. G.. e. Mastromanus
Elizabeth Blanton. l.. g.. Camille Byrd
Referee-Marie McAulifIe.
Bloom dale 1927. Positions. Burroughs o..
T Fthe P T2a@or Eila I RhSfss
Helen Kelliher. 80. Co.. Martha Quinn
Lillian Murray ..... s. c.. Helen Kushner
Margaret Murphy. n c.. Dorothy Baker
Virginia Wells. 49,. L. G.. Helen Terrence
Referee-ElizGbet n Engle.
SECTION 4.
Garfield G6l. Potion. Hoover t6>.
Dorothy Kels 3o, z. F Catherine Griggs
Amari.la smith. = F..-...... , anna Ladd
Marie shorb. .......s S, c.. Margaret CUBS
ZELDA Madeoy ......o q. Margaret Smelling
Referee-Gvynn HELEN.
Rosedale (39). Positions Va. Avenue 90
| Alice HaiGh. .......P. - Anna Kuhnert
Ruth Brown. L. F.. Helen Southall
Rufina King ........ G. Mildred Buckley
Ethel Bolts. s. G.. Edna Foster
Margaret 'sirimeil. L. c.. Palma Murray
! Substitrtions-Ethel Van Gordon for Edna
Foster. Referee--Ruth Britt.
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II u - n.
- November 1O.-Twink, black
colt which races for the Iona
l. Stable of Mrs. l.. G. Kaufman.
made every post winning one
in the twenty-third running o. the
Walden Handicap, for 2-year- olds, at
one mile and a sixteenth, before a
crowd of $4,000 here this afternoon.
The son of Blink 2nd-Banniere, pick
ing up 1913 pounds and conceding big
weights to seven other Juveniles never
left the result in doubt, winning by
five lengths from Dinah Did Upset.
which in turn, was six lengths in front
of Standy BY. The race was worth
S1l.050 to the winner.
Charles The First, claimed from NJ.
L. Schwartz Friday, never was promi-
nent, finishing sixth, while Comstockery
was last.
1t was not much of race, for Twink
was the only starter with any preten-
tons to class and as contest, it had
no thrills. Laverne Fator, who had the
mount, just took Twink to the front
at the rise of the barrier and kept
open daylight between him and the
others, which were well strung out.
Twink is not much to look at, but
he can step. Running we'll in hand
he reeled off the quarter in % is: the
half in AZ Us; three quarters in 49, -5:
the mile in :39 2-5 and the mile and
sixteenth in 1 :46.
First Time at Distance.
1t was the first time the Walden had
been run at the distance What thrills
there were came when Dinah Did Up
set moved up within three lengths of
Twink in the run around the turn off
the back stretch. And as they came
down the stretch, Fator was looking
back with his mount well in hand.
This is the third stake Twink has
won this season, the others being the
Albany Handicap and the Jenkins
Memorial at Laurel fortnight ago.
AL Weston, one of the stewards of
the meeting. saw his Snelbloc lead all
the way in the opening event, for two
vear-olds, at six furlongs. and win from
Inception, with Sunvir third. Snelbloc
paid BITTER than 40 to /.
r. Penn Smiths Sandy came down
In front in the Carroll Handicap at 6
furlcngs. Clean Play was second and
Polish third. Pony McAtee, who rode
Sandy accepted seven mounts and won
on every one of them 1t was his sec
ond victory on Sandy.
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with a straight record of victories. In
actual games, Practice House IS leading
as this team has six games to its credit,
while each Of the others has bowled
but 3.
Elizabeth CARRIER of Gerneaux Hall
has the high individual game score so
far. her best being SO. rolled in the
match with the ~" Hut squad this
week. Miss CARRIER also has the high
individual set record, 274, and the high
individual average. 85-8. GerneauX
Hall holds the high team game record
with SOL and the high team set score,
1909.
Standing of the teams and the results
of matches boWled this week follow:
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.D|NAH DID UPSET
|. BEATEN ) LENGTHS
Latter, in Turn, Finishes Six
Lengths Ahead of Stand BY
at PimIico.

~ IMLICO RACE TRACK, Md.
- November 10.-TWink. black
colt which races for the Iona
L Stable of Mrs. l.. G. Kaufman.
1uaGo Query most a yriopiy1o M, q
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BOWLING MOGULS
AT ODDS ON IDEA
Plan for Aces to Quit All
Closed Leagues Meets
Bitter Opposition.
BY r. ]. ATKINSON.

A MOVEMENT now on foot to bar
~ star bowlerS from all leagues
"A other than the two District cir
4 cults promises to start spirited
nnnAint nnnnn thu cntrnrol allow
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TRANSPORTATION b. A. A. LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

The winning streak of the Klondykes
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SEVENTH RACE-Pimlico Graded Handi-
cap: S-year-olds and up; purse. Sl,50o; l

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11

. PRELIMINARY steps taken by a
special committee of the Dis
trict Golf Association toward
undermining the constitution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

HOUSE. Sigma Delta
and Day Dodgers are tied for
first place in the University OF
1 Maryland Womans Athletic AS
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SECTION ..


wood. Rose Norwood for Mary McCurdy,
Marie McCurdy for Mary Kunna. Referee
Emily Tilton
Other games in this section won through
Gcfault-Takoma forfeited to Phillips, 30
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PIMLICO ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; 2-year-old
maideas; claiming; furlongS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
AMERIKABoL EURoPABA
NEGY NAP ALATT

Az az amerikai gyar, mely nem-
reg az Egyesiilt Allamok gyors
repiil6gep anyahajojat, a "Sara-
toga' vizrebocsajtotta, ajanla-
tot tett kormanynak negy utas-
szallit6 gyorshaj6 epitesere, me-
lyek negy nap alatt jarnak be az
Atlanti Oceant. A gyar ere a
celra anyagi kedvezmenyeket ker
az allamtol. Ha AIT megkapja, a
hajok r0videsen elkesziilnek s
6rankent 81 tengeri merfold Sc
besseggel haladva, negy napig
tart6 utazassal jutnak maid at
Europaba, ami jelenlegi menet-
id0vel szemben masfelnapos meg
takaritast jelent. A Macy sebes-
seget eros, nagynyomasu goztur-
binaval fogjak kifejteni. A gyar
szerint eek a gyorshaj jojaratok
gazdasagosak lesznek, inert ma
gyon megr0vidiilt menetid6 folly
tan kevesebb elelmiszer fogy az
ut alatt, kisebbek a munkadijak
S az ICY elert megtakaritas XII
egyenliti az elhasznalt iizem-
anyagtobblet okozta vesztese-
geket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21

ziink magunkban annyi erot
hogy eltartsuk magunkat nj
tamasza nelkiil is.
2. Koveteljiik a gyamsag alo
valo teljes felszabadulast. Felese
giink ne iisse belle az orrat haz
tartas iigyeibe es ne irja el6
hogy ebedre nit f0zziink neki.
3. Veget kell vetni annak az al
lapotnak, hogy a no kerje meg 1
ferfi kezct, hiszen a tarsadalm
fejlodes folyaman a ferfi MAJ
annyira onall6 lett, hogy sorsa-
val szabadon rendelkezil, legyer
tehat joga neki is valasztani.
4. Az NO, aki egy ferfit ell
csabit, koteles 6t anyagi karteri.
tesben reszesiteni.
5. .Koveteljuk bajuszviselest
inert ha ez jol all a nolSnek, inert
ne alma jol ferfiaknak is.
6. A ferfi egyenjogusaga nyi-
latkozek meg az 0lt0zk0desben is.
Szmokmgot ne csak nok, de a
fGrfiak is. viselhessenek.
Z. Cigarettazni ezentul ferfiak-
max is szabad.
s. K0yeteljiik az illemtan rank
nezve serto paragrafusainak gyo-
keres megvaltoztatasat. Tiirhe-
tetlen peldaul, hogy no, akivel
kavehazba megyiink uzscnnazni,
a mi kavenkat is kifizesse. FIXES
sc 8 csak a magaet.
9. Annak az affektalt szolSas-
max, hogy minduntalan elpirul-
junk, ha h0lgyekkel beszeliink,
legyen egyszer mar vege. A heve-
sebb ostrom ellen fol0sleges vede-
kezniink es ha megcs6kolnak, tiir-
jiik megadassal.
10. Az a ferfi. aki apanak erzi
magat es a no elhagyia, anyasagi
kcresetet indithat csaIbitoja ellen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
JoGoT A FERFIAKNAK!

"A Becsben megalakult ferfi.
sziiffrazsettek egyesiilete, mely
az elnyomott, leisazott ferfinem
felszabaditasaert kiizd, ujabbar
ismet akci6ba l6pett es kovetele.
seit kovetkez6 pontoldban fog.
lalta 0ssze:
/. Mem tiirhetjiik, hogy ke-
nyerkeres6 palyakat kizar6lag a
n6k lepjek Ell. Tegyek ldhet6ve
hogy a ferfi is yallalhasson hiva-
talt. Mi, emaneipait ferfiak, 6r-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
es meg szamosan.

visel0 es meg szamosan.
Az eloadasok sorozatat Kovats
j. Istvan fejezte be.
A Kalvin-teri templomban az
iinnepi istentizteletet Baltazar
Dezs6 pisp0k tartotta es Ravasz
Laszlo beszede utan a Philadel-
phia Egylet kozgyiilesevel feje-
z6d0t be masodik orszagos re-
formatus nagygyiiles.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
FARRELL, PA.
VIZBEFULLADT GYERMEK


Latzk6 Janos IL ewes flu fiir0d-
nj akar. Lakasuk kozeleben a
Fruit Avenuen nagy es0zesek
k0vekezteben egy nagy pocsolya
gyiilt 0ssze. A szomszedos fiuk
EFT pocsolyat kineveztek "to"-
max. Ebben t6ban akart fiirod-
nj Jani flu. Meg is tette. De va
lami t0rtent. Eddig mem sikeriilt
kinyomozni, hogy mikent, de IL
ewes flu belefulladt vizbe. T0bb
oral kutatas utan akadtak ra, de
mar akkor halott volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
HUSZEZER REFORMATUS
GYtLESE :BUDAPESTEN
A nemzet Is egyhaz ujjasziiletese-
r0l tanacskozott a 2-ik refor-
matus nagygyiles

Huszezer ember reszvetelevel
folyt lie a multi napokban Buda-
pesten a masodik orszagos refor-
matus nagygyiiles. A Nagyalfold
nepes reformatus gyiilekezetei
eppen ugy elkiildtek kepvisel6i-
ket, mint baranyai vegek exile
zsiai es az orszag t0bbi reszebol
is felj0ttek az iinnepl6ruhas, be-
csiiletestekintetii ferfiak, egysze-
rii, tisztaszivii asszonyok. Egy-
egy csoport ellen tablak hirdet-
TEX, hogy melyik k0zsegbol, vagy
varosb0l erkeztek magyar i'm
nepi ruhaba 0lt0zott kiild0ttse-
gek. Felvonult az egesz Alfold,
.egymasutan hirdettek a tablak a
Ineveket: Cegled, Lovasbereny,
Tata, Kisk6ros, Madocsa, Ond,
Artand, Szigetszentmiklos, Csor,
Sarospatak, H6dmez6vasarhely
Kfskunlachaza es Jaszbereny.
AZ Iparcsarnok lobogodiszbe
0ltozott, hatalmas csarnokaban
huszezer ember el6tt kezd6d6tt
meg tanacskozas. A sz6noki
emelvenyen felszerelt radio pedig
a hatalmas csarnok legtavolabbi
zugaba is tisztan, hangosan koz-
vetitette az elhangzott beszede-
|ket. Az elnoki emelvenyen a ma
gyar reformatus egyhaz f6papjaE
es vilagi vezet6i foglaltak helyet
Ravasz Laszl6 pispok, Balogh Je-
|n5, D6kus Ern3 es meg sokan
Megjelen a nagygyiilesen Kapy
Bella evangelikus pisp0k es dir
Ripka Ferenc f5polgarmester is
Forgacs Gyula sarospataki lei
kesz imajaval kezdodott Macy
gyiiles, amelyet Czegledy Sandor
a Hit es Szolgalat mozgalom Ell
noke nyitotta meg. Visszapillan
ltott a forradalmak eveinek mem
get es egyhazrombol6 esemenyei
re, kifejtette, hogy szebb jovi
zaloga a Biblia, amelyb6l arany
lag legt0bbet Magyarorszagol
vasarolnak.
"A nagygyiiles sz6nokai voltak
R6vssz Imre, q tiszantuli egyhaz
keriilet lelk6szf6jegyz6je, Puk.
lEndre, ! k6pyisel6haz alelnoke
Szab6 Sandor orszaggyiilesi ken
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
A T0TOK NAGYARANYU
EPITKZESEI A FELVIDEKEN
Fellendiilt totok vallalkozo
keszsege. - Villanytelepek,
gyarak es iskolak epitke-
zese Szlovenszkoban.

A haboru utani evek nagy lem
diiletet adtak a totoknak ahhoz,
hogy sajat erejikbH f0ldolgoz-
Yak es viragz6va tegyek tot
ipart. s amint az alabbiakbol
megallapithat6, ebbeli t0rekve-
siikkel maris Macy eredmenye-
ket ertek ell gazdasagilag, inert a
t6tok vallalkozasa, valamint ipa-
ra nagyon fellendiilt.
Az egesz Felvideken, kiilon0-
sen Vag menten, mindeniitt ha-
talmas Macy turbinakkal felsze-
relt villanytelepeket epitenek
a Vag folyam VIII erejenek XII
hasznalasaval, amely altal olcso
villanyarammal eilatjak kiilon-
b0z3 gyarakat. Ezen villanyaram-
NAL behal6zzak a Felvidek osszes
varosait es k0zsegeit es olcs6 vii
lanyaramhoz juttatjak a magan-
lakossagot 6s ennek folytan ma a
Felvidek 0sszes varosai, Macy es
kisk0zsegei villanyarammal be-
rendezett vilagitassal rendelkez-
mex. Ezenkiviil uj iskolakat, va
lamint vasutvonalakat is epite-
mex, amelyeket mar reszben at is
adtak a k0zhasznalatnak es for
galomnak.
Legujabban Banovce (Banhida)
nagykozsegben epiil6 hatalmas
villamoskozpont mellett nagy
aluminiumgyarat epitenek. Olcso
villanyer6 all maid rendelkeze-
sere, ami bauXit nyersanyaggal
egyiitt igen eredmenyesse teszi az
aluminiumgyartast, amely bose
ges munkaalkalmat is teremt a
tot nepnek.
A t6tok ipara nemcsak Szlo-
vensk6ban vetett Macy lendiiletet,
hanem itten Amerikaban is.
A Youngstown "Slovenske No
why" c. amerikaszerte elismert
tot hetilap hiradasa szerint a ko-
vetkez6kben aposztrofalJa az
amerikai totsag legujabb vivma-
.nyat: GA hatalmas es gyonyoru
pittsburgh. tot bank American
State & Trust Co. felhokarcol0
palotaja mar elkesziilt es iunlus
|ho loan at lett adva rendeltete-
senek. Az epiilet pittsburgh
|u. n. Golden Triangle, a Sixth
es a Grant St. sarkan van. Az
epiiletnek IL emelete van es epi-
tesi k0ltsege meghaladta az egy
milli6 dollart. Ezen "felhokar
colo" pittsburgh t6tsag erde
me. Az American State Bank 4
Trust Co. tisztviselG a kovetke
z6k: Bielek Ivan, elnok; No
wax Andras, alelnok; VyrosteE
Jakab, penztaros; Gurcak A. Fe
rene, titkar. Pittsburgh testve
reinknek szivb6l fakado legjobl
kivanatainkat nyilvanitjuk es
tovabbi kiizdelmeikhez nagy 81
kert kivanunk. I"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21

Tanusagtetelem van rola. Aztan
ait vettem a fejembe, hogy csak
olyanhoz megyek n6iil, aki bator
Aki 0kolre, kesre, fokosra is mon
ne erettem. Nos, a kiszemeltem
ilyen, err6l is van bizonysagom,
kedves doktor ur.
- Els hol van az y6legeny
- kerdezte Dus Pista s0teten.
- Hadd neck a szemebe az ipse-
mex. Csakis exert j0ttem at ma
gukhoz, Etelka.
- Hat mem latta mar eddig is?
. kacagott fel devajul a kisasz-
SONY.
- Mi van ezen nevetni val6?
Mem LATHAM.
- Igaza mem latta? - Ezer
ord0g ficankolt pajzankedvii
szep leany szemeben. Hat nez-
zen vegig sajat magan es meg
latja.
Komolyan? Etelka?
A legkomolyabban, csi-
lingelt a lany szava es mar en-
gedte is, lhogy magahoz 0lelje
Dus Pista. = Csak att6l feltem,
= vallotta meg szepegye, -
hogy maga, edes, meg'haragszik
es mem jon at.
- Hat mindenesetre kockaza-
tos jatek volt. De honnan tudta,
hogy mem kell a wagon hogy
fokosharcot is sziyesen vivnek
- Mem megmondtam, hogy BIZ
zonysagom van mindezekr0l? Tu-
la ajdon testverem a bizonysag.
joszte csak be, DAM, egy-ket ro-
vid sz6ra.
Es bejott az legeny, akit Dus
Pista felren6ttnek nevezett akit
lefegyverzett es pofonvagott es
elkergetett.
= Bizony en- voltam a segit0-
tarsa hngomnak, 3 tanitott Xxi
hogy NIT csinaljak, =
igenlett legeny. Hat NIT
gondol doktor ur, maskil0nben
pltiirtem volna a nyaklevest?
;. .Hiaba a leanyiskola es in
ternatus, paraszthazba is be-
k0lt0zik neha romantika.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
is EYES Flu F0LDK0RttLI
UTJA a. NAP ALATT

Egy kopenhagai keresked6 10
ewes fla addig konyorgott apJa-
max, amig az eleresztette hazl1lrol,
hogy a gyerek megvalositsa fold
koriili utazasa tervet. A flu negy-
vennegy napos utazas utan ma
pokban tert vissza kalandos ut
jarol Kopenhagaba, ahol oriaJ
.diadallal fogadtak cserkesztarsai,
akik kozott mar utja el3tt is a
legels6 helyet foglalta Ell. Legiz-
galmasabb elmenye utkozben az
volt, amikor Kanadaban lekesett
a vonatr6l. Ez a baleset majdnem
t0nkretette egesz tervet, inert ha
erre a vonatra fel mem szallhatott
volna idjebe, akkor mem erte vol
ma ell AIT a haj6t, amely Csendes
Oceanon at Japanba visz. SEE
rencsere azonban soron xviii err
kezett egy kivandorl6 vonat es
emek harmadik osztalyan meg
epp idejeben erhetett a haj6hoz.
Ahol Sc vasut, Sc haj6 mem ALT
rendelkezesere, autot hasznalt.
Egy indianus t0rzs a tiszteletere
nemzeti tancokat mutatott be es
fekete bakkecske b0ret adta en-
lekiil neki. Japanban egy kis
globetrotternek egy csaladnal %
fogasos ebedet kellett vegigennie.
Egyetlen egyszer Sc halt meg a
kisfiu szallodaban, minden ejsza-
kajat vonaton, vagy hajon toll
t0tte, amellett nagyon takareko-
san cit es abb0l az ezer dolarb6l,
amellyel az apja elinditotta, meg
valamit vissza is hozott.
Any6svicc
L Il. - l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
A menyasszony

- Mem ertelek, miert szerel
tetted az aut6don baloldalra
kormanykereket?
- Mert maskep mem latjak
jegygylriimet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
A feleseg

Hallja, az hal, amt teg-
nap este vettem maganal, olyan
rossz volt, hogy embernek AIT
mem is lehetett odadni. Ha mem
ferjemnek csinaltam volna meg
vacsorara, vissza is hoztam volna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
Csaladi elet

Feri: Fla meghalok, mem kapsz
meg egy ilyen embert, AIT mond
hatom.
A feleseg: Ez legalabb megvi-
gasztal