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Evening star., 1928-02-21

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, February 21-
M With all the frills incident
~ TO turnout of Olympic tall
L ent from the East and Mid
die West. the old track and
field feud between the Illinois and
New York Athletic Clubs will flare
up anew in the National A. A. u.
indoor championships in Madison
Square Garden next Saturday.
Last year the New Workers wrest-
ed the team championship from the
Illinois A. c. after the Chicago clan
had won the title four successive
years. Out 10 establish a winning
streak on their own account as we'll
as to settle few additional scores
with old rivals. the Mercury Footers
have strengthened their squad of
talent for the 1928 point struggle.
Locke Joins n. Y. A. c.
Roland Locke. famous Nebraska
sprinter and world record holder in
the 220-yard dash, is the latest TO
join the New York A. c., but he will
not be eligible TO represent the club
because of rule requiring four
months residence in the district first.
Locke. who recently came East to
train, will run unattached. II he
finds the 60-yard sprint too short
for his style, he may turn his at
tention, with better results. to the
300-yard dash. Such speed mer-
chants as Frank HuSsey and Jack
son Scholz. the Olympic 200-meter
champion. already are In the N. Y.
A. G. fold.
Joie Rays conback. II he Is in
shape. may add spice TO the indoor
title battle. recalling come Of the
spirited struggles in the past between
the New York and Chicago rivals.
Evening star., 1928-02-21

Ray Conger. the national mile
champion and conqueror Of DR.. Otto
Pelzer. is among the stars Of the
Illinois A. c. squad. while Harold
Osborn. the Olympic high jump and
decatflon champion, will wear the
tri-color as he marks another step
in his comeback.
Sahin Carr of Yale holder of the
worlds record for the pole vault.
is expected to defend his indoor title,
but participation of Lloyd Hahn, in
door champion at 1000 yards. ap-
pears unlikely. Hahn planned to
compete instead in the New England
championships in Boston the same
day.
Stage Bitter Battle.
It was Just four years ago that
the Illinois and New York Athletic
clubs staged one of their bitterest
battles for the indoor crown. The
meet was not decided in the I. A. C's
favor until the final event. the med
ley relay, and in this the Chicagoans
entered two teams. one Of which
was cutclaSsed and served only to
provoke a row over alleged interfer-
ence with the New York A. c. run
ners, while the other, anchored by
Joie Ray, was triumphant. Ray
Buker. minister and later national
mile champion, was the anchor on
the second-string I. A. c. quartet
and also the goat" being accused
Of blocking the New York runner at
crucial stage OF the race. Buker
denied any Ill intent.
This particular meet ended In a
near-riot among competitors and
spectators and resulted in A. A. u.
legislation to prevent any club from
entering thereafter more than one
team IN a relay race.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
BY SOL MEiZGEK,

Once you gain II marked advan~
tage in controlling the tip-o!f on the
Tiger court five. Al Wittnler. their
flne coach, will swatch lis lineup W
the II" formation. The two for
wards VIII Iine up IN inid-couTt. one
back III each center The two
guards will drop back to defend the
goal. keeping inside the opponent
forwards.
Thus The advantage of the op-
ly0nents is Immediately mininiud.
The two guards do not advance. On
the contrary. they hug their posi-
tions. That means that no attack
can function well near the basket
III addition. The two forwards,
being near midc1urt, cannot only
make flght tor the ball, bat they
ran swing Immediately into defense.
should the opposition catcif LEe tip.
This IL All Old basket bali torma~
tiG,, used S3fns IS years ago. tor tia
same purpose. But IL IL bound Ia
fail unless the guards cal Ire trained
~ hold their positions. Should
either advance. the attack has the
edge. Tom0frow How Illinois turns
The Y" defense inlo. tack.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
COUNTY TRACK MEET /.
MAY rs AT U. OF M.

UPPER MARLBORO. Md, February
21.-TIigh and graded schools Of Prince
Georges County will hold their annual
track and field meet at the U:1:;-o i:y
Of Maryland, College Park, M 2s.
upon invitation Of university o. s.
The meet will be one of the featp of
the annual Farmers day program at
the university
Rural schools Of the county will nave
their annual meet May z at place 70
be selected by the teachers. and ne
colored schools affair will take D'ace
in Upper Marlboro April 5.
Nearly 1000 last year took part In the
county meets. which are conducted un-
der direction Of the Playground All etic
League Of Maryland, DR.. william Bur
dick. director. as elimination of school
courses in physical education and play
ground activities.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
TECH LOSES TWO, MAYBE
THREE OF BASKET STARS

Bailey. Postlewaithe and Shaw are the
only letter winners Hardell has this
season. Only the first two scored
points in the public high title meet last
Spring.
A clash between Central High and
st. Johns basket ball teams Is expected
TO be set for an early date. Central is
the public high champion and the
Johnnies have one of the best teams In
prep school ranks
No games are listed for local scholas-
tic teams on home courts tomorrow,
bnt Business and Benjamin Franklin
University both have engagements on
Virginia floors. Business Is TO meet
Swavely at Manassas, and Benjamin.
Franklin Is down for go with Massa-
nutten Military Academy at Woodstock
Emerson was TO engage Georgetown
Prep and Southern Railway and Bust
ness were 10 appear In games involving
schoolboy 1ivea here this afternoon
Benjamin Franklin tosscrs we're to face
Staunton Military Academy quint at
Augusta.
Western High will have lone en-
trant in the University Of Virginia
track meet Saturday night in Char
lottegvile. He Is Jimmy Love, who will
appear In the 50-yard dash Tech and
Dewitt viii be- represented by rather
large squads.
A goal from the foul line by Smith,
Alexandria High forward. in the last
minute Of play gave the Old Dominion
boys 1926 triumph over Gonzaga In
"A hair-raising game IN the ! street
school gym. Gonzaga outscored Alex
andria from the floor. but the superior
foul sniping Of the Virginians told
Smith was the big gun In the victors
attack. and was ably supported by
Travcrs. Busaink' and McQuillan were
leading GOr2aga scorers.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
COLLEGE HOCKEY.
Minnesota, /; Wisconsin, 0.
PURDUE, WISCONSIN
CUNTS KEEP PACE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. February 2l.-Purdue
and Wisconsin, the two front runners
in the Big Ten basket ball race, kept
their strides even last night by respec-
tive victories over Michigan and Iowa.
Purdue. on her own floor, walloped
the Wolverines $3.50. one of the most
conclusive scores of the year, while
Wisconsin at Iowa scored 3l-2l VIC
tory.
The tie for top place, however. will
be broken before the week is ended
inasmuch as the two leaders meet each
other twice-Thursday at Wisconsin
and Saturday at Purdue.
The turn of events at Lafayette. Ind
last night sealed finally Michigans hopes
of repeating as Western Conference
champion. Iowa's defeat was without
particular significance. as the Iowa
basket shooters have failed to show
championship form all season.
Evening star., 1928-02-21

pic fame this year to celebrate nis
comeback.
"Joie is getting DID," said Hahn. "and
he hasn't raced much In the past Two
years. l think he'll make the Olympic
team, all right, but his chances OF w!a-
ming anything are mighty slim OF
course, might change my mind after
seeing him run another race Ike the
Alp he turned in two years ago 20 tie
Nurmi's indoor record"
Rays best chances for Olympic sue
cess, Hahn believes. Is In the 5000
meter event. while the possibility Of
his edging into the 1.500-meter scoring
are pretty small.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
DATES ARE SELECTED
FOR TRAPSHOT TESTS

May 81. JQEe ard June have
b@ef1 So tpr tne annual trials In this
sfct4oG tDr the grand American hanGi~
cap AFaDHa3ry'Ing tournament. II has
been announced by Lieut. Cosndr. T., r.
W3iilsnas. !jlAtilct representative of the
NafY!afsc E3SDrt1n2ns EAsyciatipI. The
scene Will be anEsylneed ialef.
EDDut 500 ScafAYqI,flsrs from the
D1suet VI Columbia ard Maryland
~il:cn hre unoef tie Jurisdiction of the
Maryland Hp0ftanaE's 5 has1ciaiion. are
tk.]ectfd " cRnpstf III The trials 10
GfbefEiae The ahsp1ja,sOl's geLfeseTlta-
f3yes III The grand national eonuetttL9n
b] be held IN Dayton. OHIO. In early
August
Dr w. d. Monroe ~ this city was
fiae bone silDoter last year 1f tie six
from this sectlon who 1,Dk part u win
AsAlofs ia the national tests. He won
~ Glass with l9e breaks out ot b
possible 200
Evening star., 1928-02-21
yIand and F in Games Tonight Quinn printn
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.
GAMES TONIGHT.

OAWEo IONIUf1I.
Maryland vs.. Johns Hopkins, College
Park, 8 o'clock.
Catholic University vs.. Crescent A. c.,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS.
Wisconsin, 81; Iowa, FL.
Purdue. IS; Michigan, 33.
North Carolina State. 81; Duke. 27.
South Carolina, 81; Furman, 81.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
STARS TO CONTEST
IN PHlLLY TONIGHT

BY the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA. February 21.-A
host of Americas speediest steppers
will launch a 4-hour drive on indoor
track and field records at the thirteenth
annual Meadowbrook Club meet here
tonight More than 500 athletes. are
entered
Topping the list of brilliant perform
ers on the cinder path and tanbark
track are Lloyd Hahn. Americas star
middle distance runner. and Ray Con-
ger. Illinois Athletic Club flash.
Hahn Is programmed to show his
stuff in the Overton mile event and he
believes he has a good chance TO set
a new indoor record. The record over
the boards is 4:l2. held jointly by
Paavo Nurmi and Joie Ray.
Conger Is entered in the $500"
Evening star., 1928-02-21

ball team will gu to VIII
NV mington. Del. tonight to
meet the Laird. Bissell g.
Needs Co. cagemen. who
previously handed the local five a
36-to-27 drubbing here.
In an effort to avenge the defeat the
local team will take large squad Of
reserves. Those who will make the
trip include May, Gaham. Gorman
Dreyfuss, Tegeler. Flahcrty. Rod, Wah
Ter. Chapelle Mitcheler. Mealy. Barn.
holt. Moran. Madden, Reesch and
Broderick.
Mclean A. {. basketers. who we're
forced to postpone their game with
Southern A. c.. scheduled for tonight,
have booked the Northern A. G. quint
a, Mclean tomorrow night. Players
are to report at 6 O'Clock at the home
Of Manager Nile Hadley's will be en-
gagged Thursday night.
Opening with EIdebro0ke Church
five tonight In Peck gym at O'Clock.
Peck Memorial courtmen start four
game series. including a double bill
Friday night with the Duponts and
Mount Raniers and fray with the
Laurel National Guards at Laurel, Md.
on Saturday night.
Company r tossers OF Hyattsville
scored their thirteenth victory in WASH
ington City League last night by hand
ing Woodlothians the short end of
35-to-20 count. Wright and Vincent
were too much for the losers TO stop.
A late spurt failed to enable the Red
Shields cagers 10 overcome the slight
lead held by the Marine five last night.
the latter winning. 80 TO 20. Schaefer
and Crook shown.
The accurate shooting OF Jones and
Hcinrichs featured the double victory Of
Petworth M. f. quint last night. Trim
ity M, K. was defeated. 80 to 81, and
RUSSELL Young baskcters were topped
SO TO 80. Jones scored 80 points in the
two games
Sheckels accounted for I6 points. and
led Commercial Bank cagers to n 81 to
20 win over American Security in
Bankers League last night.
Army War Colleges court team took
a 81 to 80 beating at the hands OF the
French A. G. five last night. Barry and
Anderson led the scorers.
Crescent A. G.. forwards ran wild last
night TO win over Carolina A, c., 100
To is. on Central court. Weigel scored
33 points.
Company r Reserves lost 80 TO 26
decision last night In an extra period
the Dixie Pig tossers coming from be-
hind first to tie the score and then VIM
ming.
Epiphany Chapel basketers defeated
Lightning A. G. last night. 90 to 81
Racey and Carpenter starred.
YOung's sh0Oting enabled Pontiac
Prep cagers To defeat Christ Church.
10 TO 27. last night.
st. Peters Seniors. with fresh tri-
umphs over French A. c. and Pontiac
Evening star., 1928-02-21

e.: e.: E.; = =; = : - E: a.: !; e: =: s: s;
bers OF this seasons team
will be missing. Louis Berger, crack
forward. and Jack Forney, clever Gen.
ter, are certain TO be lost, and Pat
Rooney, stalwart forward. Is apt not TO
be at hand Lawless and McLanahan,
reserves. also will be lost. Jake Gold
blatt and Brown. guards. are the only
regulars sure 10 be on the job.
Letters will soon be awarded. but
whether captain for the next cam
paign will be elected soon or just be-
fore next season is not certain.
IL Coach Elmer r. fHap) Hardell OF
the Tech High track squad can develop
appreciable strength In the field events
the Manual Trainers will have a re-
spectacle team. Hardell says he doubt
less can get by with his material in
the running events. but finding capable
SUCCESSORS TO Jeter. Mcdonald and
Kriemelneyer In the field end is prov
ing real task. Tech will close its in
door season Saturday In the University
Of Virginia games In Charlottesville
Evening star., 1928-02-21
BY the Associated Press
n 7 EW YORK, February 21.-Amer-
nj lea has mighty little" chance

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, February 21.-Amer-
M lea has mighty little chance
of winning the 1,5OO-meter
4 run in the Amsterdam Oily
pics from Paavo Nurmi and
Edwin Wide, Scandinavian masters, in
the opinion Of Lloyd Hahn, who will
carry the hod" for the U. S. A. in
that event.
The man who raced Wide into the
boards here last Winter in thrilling
mile struggle, American counterpart of
the 1,500-meter distance, is not a pes
simist nor has he any lack of faith in
the leg power. endurance and canny
racing judgment that carried him to
victory over the Swedish schoolmaster
in a race that missed the world indoor
mark of 4:l2 by only one-flfth of a
second.
Long Voyage Here.
Training conditions" said Hahn,
"are going to be all against us. Olym-
pic arrangements will take the track
athletes to Amsterdam on l2-day
boat and the loss of day at either
end will prolong the voyage two weeks
That is a serious break. in training
There will BE but 10 days left for
actual work after We get to Holland.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
SEAT PLEASANT'S GRID
PLAYERS TO BE GUESTS

Members OF the Seat Pleasant (Md>
Fire Departments 1927 foot ball team
which made an excellent showing In
the l50-pound class. will be entertained
tonight III the department at the fire
house In the Maryland town. Several
boxing bouts will be the chief feature,
joe Proctor and Billy Stricklcr Will
appear IN the headliner
Next Fall the Seat Pleasant eleven,
which will have new gridiron available
III the central part Of the town. Will
compete In unlimited class ranks.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
BAL LTIMORE SOCCERISTS
WOULD PLAY D. G.. TEAM

A game with Washington soccer
team, especially one OF the Capital City
tievens. Is sought by the IT, 8 T.. and q
Co. team Of Baltimore. the game To be
played either here Or In the Monll-
mental City. Write Edgar Adams, 20s
South Chester street, Or Glover Bauer.
u. Il. r. and q Co. both of Baltimore,
Evening star., 1928-02-21

PALM BEACH. Fla. February Il AD.
-~ Installed al faVorites before the tour
nament opened, Virginia Van VIE of
Chicago and Mauieen Orcutt Of Enale~
wood, ~ C.. justified the faith OF their
hackers by dividing medalist honors
In The Florida W0nans championship
DOW under way. WIN a brace OF TIE
Evening star., 1928-02-21

T. special Woman team race al $50
targets sill be tieic ia addition 10 SIN
faes AID doubles events when the
Washington Gun Club stages regis
U4ed nojiGay shoot tomorrow afternoon
"i' tiae range al EenniDg. starting at
AsQlk.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
pUTTERS IN TOURNEY.

Entrants In the putting tournament
ut Meyers shop. will end their qualify
Ing rounds this week and begin match
play next week In the tourney being
conducted by Arthur u. Thorn. This
event Is the second Of u series.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
FREDERICK SIGNS D. c. BOY.

FREDERICK, Md. February 2l.--
Max Schwartz, young Washington left
handed pitcher. has signed with the
local club of the Blue Ridge League
Schwartz carries the recommendation
of Jack Smith. Washington boy who
played here in 1926.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Kansas City, 0; Minneapolis, 0 lover
time).
Evening star., 1928-02-21
OLDL|NERS MEET
HOPKINS, OLD FOE.
Game Sure to Pack College
Park Gym-Brooklanders
on Trip North.

n ARYLAND and Catholic Uni
M versity basket ball teams are
fV down for hard tests tonight.
1 i The Old Liners will entertain
Johns Hopkins. their dearest
foe, in Rltchie Gymnasium. at College
Park al S O'Clock. and the Cardinals
Will engage Crescent Athletic Club in
Brookland.
Evening star., 1928-02-21

Maryiznd's four ran last In a mile
event In which Colgate beat Yale IN
the New York A. c. games last night,
when one Of the Old Line runners fel
and put his team out Of the race The
tine. $50, was two seconds slower than
that with which the Maryland quartet
won from Harvard and Penn early In
the month IN the Millrose meet In
Gotham.
Evening star., 1928-02-21

Epiphany Chapel basketers defeated
Lightning A. G. last night. 90 to 81
Rhcey and CARPENTER starred.
Evening star., 1928-02-21

w B. HIBBS & CO. basket
\A/ ball team viii gu to VIII
NV mington. Del. tonight to
. meet the Laird. Bissell g.
Evening star., 1928-02-21

st. Peters Seniors. with fresh tri-
umphs over French A. g, and Pontiac
Evening star., 1928-02-21

Company Reserves lost 80 TO 26
decision last night In an extra period
the Dixie Pig tossers coming from be-
hind first to tie the score and then VIM
ming.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23

hi hia k0zs6get hemsokaa'a az d
i 4iuegiepetes 6rte, lrogy papjuk Q
katholikus hitre akar atterni. Ez
meg is t6rtent: q kiil0n0s atteres
hire persze rendkiviili feltiinest
keftett IS az annak idejen az 0sz-
SECS lapokat bejarta. A kikeresz-
telkedett rabbinus aztan egy be-
nedekrendi. kolestorba lepett es
35. ewes koraban mar Pater Hyla-
RUS lett bel6le. Ere hitteritonek
kiildtek Amerikaba, ahol Macy
bdzgalomlnal- -es kftiil3 eredmeny-
lyel mtik0dott, ugyhogy a papa is
ssok izben dicserettel tiintette XII.
"a haboru alatt faradhatlanul
gytjtotte kiildte haza konyor-
adomanyolSat szil6foldje inseg-
sujtotta lakosainak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
EGY ERDEKEs ELETET
ELT SZERZETES HALALA

Illionois allan egy hitherto te-
lepen Scent Benedek-rend egy
kitiin6 tagja hunyt el, aki parat-
Ian erdekessegii eletet cit at. Hy-
larias atya 1860-ban sziiletett Va
rasdon, Rosenfeld ottani rabbi
.nusnak volt a fla. A rabbinus fiat
is errc a palyara nevelte, Nemet-
orszagban iskolaztatta zifjut
-csakhamar meg is valasztotta g
hami hitk0zseg. OFT megismerlSe-
sdett egy katholilSus csalad fla
val, aki teologiat tanult es sin
ten az egyhazi rendbe lepett: kap-
Ian lett bel6le. A ,ket ifju kozott
meleg baratsag fejl6dott ki a ha-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
MEGHALT KOHL MEDARD
PUsP0K, A PRIMAsoK REGI
BIZALMASA

Esztergombol jelentik; Macy
gyasz erte az or0m napjaira vara-
Rozo Eytergomot es az egesz ma
eyar kdtholilus egyhazat. A multi
napokban meglalt Kohl. Medard
iolszentelt piispok, az esztergomi
fGkaptalan olvaso kanonokJa, aki
.huszonhat even at volt Vaszary
kolos, maid Csernoch Janos BIZ
boros hercegprimas segedpiisp0ke.
Kohl Medard januar harmadi-
kan Dmhos Janos prelatus-kano-
nokkal egyiitt Romaba utazott,
hogy jelen legyen Seredi herceg-
primas piisp0kke szentelesen. Az
vi hercegprimast Is Kohl Medar-
dot ugyanis meleg baratsag fiiztc
egymashoz. Kohl Medard volt az,
aki S4redinek, mint fatal bences-
szcrSetesnek nagy kepessegeit a
legels6l kozott felismerte es mel
tanyolta.
@ szentelte pappa is Seredl
Jusztint. Mar a r6mai napok alatt
tobbszor rosszulletrol panaszko.
dott Kohl Medard es spiispokkf
szenteles szertartasa alatt a Vati
kanban egyszer el is ajult. Kisst
megt0rve erkezett vissza Eszter
gomba, ahol egy sep hajnalor
szeliites erte. A szelutes utan ge
gebenulas allott be, ugy hogy {
beteg sem beszelni, sem tapla1lloz
hi nem tudott.
Az csztergomi orvosok es a Blu
dapestrol lehivott professor fl
gyeImeztettek kornyezetet es a f6
kaptalan tagjait, hogy beteg al
lapota valsagos, mire a fokapta
Ian taviratilag fordult Seredi bi
boros Aercegprimashoz Romaba
hogy papai aldast eszkozoljon k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23

a haldoklo reszere. Mire. azonban
"a tavirat negerkezett Esztergom-
ba, Kohl Medard mar meghalt.
Kohl Medard, aki gyonyoru pa
lyat futott meg, Vasmegyeben
sziiletett Radafalvan 1859. noven-
ber Sen. Papi palyajat a gy6ri
bencesgimnaziumban kezdte meg,
maid Pannonhalmara keriilt S
megszerezte a hittudomanyi dok-
tori oklevelet. 189a-ben Vaszary
Kolos, az akkori pannonhalmi fo-
apat tikarava nevezteS Xxi fatal
papot, akit annWra megkedvelt,
hogy amikor /. Ferenc Jozsef min
denki meglepetesere hercegpri-
massa nevezte XII, Esztergomba is
|magaval vitte, mint titkart.
Kohl Medard nevet akkor is
merte meg az orszag jobban, mi
kor 1693-ban az esztergomi prlma-
ST nradalom egyik elbocsatott al
kalmazottja, Csolics, toros me-
renyletet kiserelt meg Vaszary
Kolos biboros hercegprimas ellen.
A fatal titkar elete kockaztatasa
val vetette magat merenylore es
'sikeriift is megmentenie a halaltol
Vaszary Kolost, ellenben a me-
renylo tore atjarta mellet, So.
szivburokjat is megsertette az On;
! felaldozo titkarnak. Onfelaldozt
Etette utan hosszu ideig 0rizte az
agyat, de aztan egeszseget telje.
sen visszanyerte.
T. Ferenc Jozsef h6siessdgeert {
Ferenc Jozsef-rend lovagkereszt
jewel Xxi is tiinRtte, Vaszary Kolo'
pedig azzal halalta meg eletmen
t3jenek batorsagat, hogy 1899
ben papai prelatussa es apostol
| protonotariussa nevezte Xxi, hog,
javadalmas kitiintetesben is resze
sithcsse, Romaban kijarta, hog,
| lcgkcdvesebb emberet szerzetes
! fogadalma al0l f0lmentsek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
mex. CHM; 336-4th AvcaHe, SOB
Magee Bldg, Pittsburgh, Pa.

NAd SuC DaU5.3 AAeDopulst5d, 0s
Balogh Imre, nagyszalontai ilt
let6sagu, legutohb Pittsburgh, Pa,
Csuha Janos, bcrettyoujfalusi i'll
let6segu, legutobb New, York IS
Pittsburgh, Pa. !, Dombi Ferenc,
borzavari ilIet6segii, legut6bb1.
Donora es Monossen, Pa, Farkas
Laszlo, hajdndorogi illet6segu,
legutobb Aliquippa, Pa. Fraterl
Gyula, balassagyarmati illet6se-
gil, legutobb Philadelphia, Pa,
Friedl Josef, szegedi illet0segii,
legutobb Pittsburgh, Pa. es Wins
ton Salem, Pa. Japoda Andras,
legut6bb Woodlawn, Pa. Konya
Janos, sajoszenyei illetGsegii, leg
utobb. Duquesne, Pa. es videke
Kiss Kalmar Sandor, magyar
dombcgyhazai illetosegji, legutobb
Johnstown, Pa. Krezsan J6zsef,
legutobb Woodlawn, Pa. Markus
Janos, legut6bb Phoenixville, Pa.
es Cleveland, O. Mate Gyula ho-
daszi illet6segji, legut6bb Beth
lehem, Pa. Rev. Moravtz Istvan,
legut6bb Pittsburgh Is Kulpmont,
Pa. Olah Daniel, aszaloi ilfet0segii,
legut6bb Butler, Pa. Szelezsan Ja-
nosne, sziil. Nikula Helen, batto-
nyai illet5segii, legut6bb Wood
lawn, Pa. Szobota Janos, also
gagyi illet6segiis legqtdbb Hazel
wood Sta, Pittsburgh, Pa. Vicsot-
ka Janos, janki ilIetosegii, legu-
t6bb Stockertown, Pa. Vidak
Martonne, sziii. Csobadi Magdus
abaujkari illet6stgu, legut6bt
Pittsburgh, Pa. Varga Matyas
semsi illctoscgii. lcgutobb Union
town, Pa.