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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-11
NEW KIND OF DINOSAUR.

PEKING, January II LP).-Sir Sven
Anders Hedin, Swedish explorer, on his
arrival here today from Central Asia
announced that he had discovered a
new species of dinosaur. He had spent
several months in scientific investiga-
lions and recently established five
meteorological stations in Central Asia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-11
PURSE THIEF CHEATED.
First Robbery Attempt Futile, Sec
ond Yields Little.

A young -colored man last night
singled out two women on the street
to rob of their purses. His attempt tc
rob Cordelia Jones, 1906 Twentieth
street, on r street between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets, proved unsuc-
cesSful.
A few minutes later, he met Eliza
beth Diamond, 1921 T street, on Six
tenth between P and @ streets, and
succeeded in snatching her purse. The
robber probably was disappointed when
he found the purse contained less than
a dollar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-11

A square yard of tropic soil inclosed
in a double-roofed glass box is being
carefully watched at Harpenden, Eng
land. In the soil are small cotton
plants growing under electric lights.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13
Historic Buildings in Finnish Town of Turk

Turku was Finland's first capital.
Christianity was first taught there.
and the first Christian converts were
baptized In the River Aura. The old.
est cathedral and the oldest castle in
Finland are to be found In Turku, and
nearly all the historic homes Of the
Finnish nobility are in or near the
city.
With the exception of the cathedral
and the castle. modern Turku has
been built since the disastrous fire of
1927, when the old town was almost
entirely destroyed in blaze that
burned for five days. Both the castle
and the cathedral are grim structures
with little exterior ornament. The ca
thedral has q long. narrow yaultcd
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

to teach their little children such lie.
More sobs followed the broken eX-
PLANTATION which Betty had given, and
her little body trembled with convul-
sions of emotion. Mrs. Pendleton had
to think quickly and clearly. What
was to be done? The child was heart
broken, and was still so young it
seemed pity that her teacher had
disillusioned her about one Of the
loveliest of childhood's fancies. Her
mother could not very truthfully deny
what the Sunday school teacher had
said, and she did not want to teach
her child to question the wisdom of
her teachers. 1t all seemed a terrible
predicament for Mrs. Pendleton.
But suddenly her mother instinct
solved the problem, and pressing her
daughter more closely in her arms
she said, "Your Sunday school teach
er isn't married, Betty. I guess she
doesn't know all about such things.
It's mostly fathers and mothers who
really know about Santa Claus. Santa
Claus is the personification of the
Christmas spirit. He does not live at
the north pole, as some people think,
or If lie does live there, he journeys
each December throughout the world
touching the hearts of people to awak-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

stairs and into her
daughters room.
She took Betty in
her arms and tried
to calm her, but
the sobs continued
uncontrolled for
some minutes long
er. Finally she was
able to tell her
mother what the
trouble was. Her
Sunday sc h DOL
teacher had just
told the class that
there was no San
ia Claus, that he
was only a myth,
and that it was
wicked for parents
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

really too bad there isn't Santa
Claus. Since was child have never
enjoyed Christmas so much as used
to when I believed in him."
Just at that moment Betty Pendle-
ton returned from Sunday school. She
was a pretty little girl with blue eyes
and long blonde curls, but today the
eyes were brimming with tears, and
as soon as she came into the house she
ran to her room.
whats the matter?" Mrs. Pendleton
called from the foot of the stairs.
"What is it, Betty?"
Smothered sobs were the only an
swer, so Mrs. Pendleton ran up The
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

interior and most of the INN B
treasure which was once kept,
has disappeared.
Part of the castle is now ia
and is furnished with pieces nd
Finnish furniture. Visitors can sti
see the dungeon. six fathoms dee
and black as pitch. where prisoner
were kept. In the great central ha
Is a high gallery from which cru,
ruler once had unruly subjects hurle
to the floor below. One cell In Il
castle is still known as the malefa
tors resting pIace.-National &c
graphic Society Bulletin. Il
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13


at q Christmas tree is not the real
Santa Claus who lives at the north
pole or elsewhere. lie is a represen'
tation of him. however, and as such
he is just as real as anything which
exists in this world. Your Sunday
school teacher knows that just as well
as do, only she did not know exact
ly how to explain it to you."
Betty had ceased crying and ha6
listened atteutively to her mother. "SG
there is real Santa" she said. Ano
Mrs. Pendleton replied, eyes. my dear
there is real Santa, and when you
came to live with us you brought him
back to us after he had been away
for many years."
That Christmas was a lovely one
for all the Pendletons because at
twelve o'clock or Christmas eve, San.
ia Claus came down their chimney
and filled all their stockings full. Be-
fore he left, he drank the glass OF
milk and ate the apple which had been
left for him, and then he hurried Oh
to the houses Of other people who be.
lieved in him.
(S. 1929. Western Newspaper Union.>
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

biaze with light and glowing with
ristmas cheer. The tree glistened
N its varicoloted lights. and gifts
Ee piled beneath It for neighbor.
ND children who had been asked to
6me next morning Ann rushed in
Iate. having missed her car. for Jim
Twas told to remain at home to re-
ceive the Riddles. Not In years had
the Hilton home seen such revelry.
Later the old couple across the way
were brought In for dinner. The ia
'ble was beautiful with pOinsettia,
ed candles In silver holders. and
lrigs of holly at each plate.
"Why. Mr. HiIton!" exclaimed the
frail little woman. chow did you
learn to make things SO pretty%
II haven't learned, Mrs. Dean.
Please give Miss Thomas credit TO,
everything" and Jim bowed gracious
ly to Ann. There was a merry twin
gie In his eye as he smiled upon
her. and in his heart there was a grim
determination to try to persuade
Ann to become the permanent man.
ager of his home. Her answering
smile, at least, seemed hopeful.
(0 1879 Western Newspaper Irnion.)
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

could ! without u
kitchen to work
in? I'll make 1t to.
morrow, If you
don't mind. even If
Carrie has one al
ready" "-t
"Oh. certainly. I
want you to feel
privileged to man.
age as you wish"
What a jolly
morning for Ann
and Jim. thu ugh it
was the mere be-
ginning of a three
day period of In
crea sing fun.
C hri ST IN a s eve
showed the house
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

en- in them the Christ spirit of IN.
selfishness and generosity. 1t is usual.
ly mothers and fathers who know the
most about him, because they love
their children unselfishly as Christ
loved little children, but people who
do not have any children themselves
are also often permeated with. this
particular Christmas spirit of giving.
Jesus said. Let not your right hand
know what your left hand doeth' and
only those who understand His words
can know the real Santa Claus. Some
people exchange gifts at Christmas,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

been gloomy Yong enough Why,

=
how, ! feel popped up already"
So do l." replied Ann. I'm getting
ehe spirit fast. Let me have PEN
eli and paper. please. I'll make a
list while you fetch the car. We
must have wreaths and candles in
every window, of course; and tree
andl the trimmings and l hope the
1Gi1G hasn't made the fruit cake.
grand recipe and I'd just love
Ego TO the kitchen and Stir up the
xture. Do you think she would OBJ
ect?"
Not Carrie. But l hadn't thought
to impose the cooking on you"
"Impose For five years Eve want
ed to make a fruit cake. But how
Il n ...sA
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

It's hard for a woman to forgivev
other for having done her a favor
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

a n d for them
c h ri ST m a s has
merely come to be
a barter of pres
ents. They like
people to know
W h o is giving
something to them.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

December 25th as Christmas Day
The earliest reference December %
as Christmas day Is found In an an.
cient catalogue Of church festivals,
about A. d. 3S4.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13
Christmas
and Hearts
&5ee
By Lily Rutherford Morris


.l$SY6X mn laid the newspaper aside
WN with quizzical smile. "Won-
NAy der if he is a bachelor or
f a widower? Well, I'll not
u - be long finding out" hur-
5Tz| riedly jotting down the ad-
~ dress.
Half an hour later she
was ringing the doorbell Of a pre-
Iaentious house on one of the city's best
streets.
\ Il came in answer to the ad about
Christmas-making,p she said sweetly
No the somber-looking man who opened
The door. Are you the gentleman
who wants lady ASSISTANT"
Eyes. Please come in" The man
possessed poise. Ann was at once
PRESSED by his manner and began
enlighten him about herself.
Qm Miss Thomas. live at the
on Broadway. Your ad ap-
me because l, too. am alone
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13


ia Aaus is that
secret joy of giving
which animates all
mothers and IA
theirs and lovers of
children at Christ
mas time. 7 h e
Santa Claus you
see on the street
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

OR years Mrs. PendletoH
had not believed in Santa
Claus herself, but she
taught her little girl to be-
lieve in him. "It's a beau
tiful myth" she said to
herself, land I don't see
nx1x ho,,~, -, ~ T., eoa+ Az
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

POrld and
hnef 9th no one
about to do some
thing for. I'd just
love to get ready
for a real Christ
mas in a sure
\enough home. Do
Fou think Twill dor
Jim Hilton's face
lighted. II see no
reason why you
wouldn't If you are
Willing to under.
IKE the task of
kpg TO cheer up
old bachelor
has grieved
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-12-13

Christmas for the last tie
ince my mother was takeI
cook. of course. but" shru.
ificantly, who wants to ei
one?"
said Ann, laughing wit
e picture. "A sympatheti
SITS between us, at an
pld like to begin prepars
If you think look lik
Fson for the joyful work.
he house is at your ser,
Thomas. Don't mind e,
what you want and If
shall be delighted"
wen go shopping RICH
ere's no time to lose wit
only three days or"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
VI MAGYAR PAR

a vAroSszelte jol ismert Vilagi
Albert. kinek 7O7 Oxford St.-en
van sep otthona. regi youngs-
town. magyar, e let keddjen ha-
zassagra lepctt 0zv. V. Narga Ju-
liza campbelli magyar as'szonnyaT
AZ esketesi szertarta,t Bor5y.
Kerekes Gy0roy esperes-lelkes2
vegezte fiiggetlen ref egyha2
templomahan, hol mint nasznagy
tanuk Kiss Pal Is kovacs Istval
ismcrt Youngstown magyarol
voltak jelen.
AZ eskiiv6 esttjen sziikebb ba
rati k0rhan lakodalmi vacsor;
volt az NJ a>szony campbelli ha
zanal, hOl rokOnok Is tanukol
xviii megjelent az esk atG lelkts
es fele>ege is. \ sziikebb k0l
csakhamar kiszelescdett T., sol
! ajand6kkal, kedves meglepetesse
mcgjelent a fiiggetlen egyhaz NS
egylettuek egy nagyobb csoport
ia kerti Tmrtnf eln0kn6 vezptf
sevel.
A kellemesen meglepett uj ha
zaspar azonnal asztalt terittetet
a kedves vendegeknek, akik eltet
We a hazasokat a kesG esti oraki
maradtak vendegszeret6 ha,
| lekban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21

n cleveland Richman testvt-
rex ruhaiizemeben az igazgat6sae Q
altal legutobb keresztiil witt resi-
venyosztas utan a ferfiak Is n6k,
Xix tarsasag termelestben reszt
vesznek, hasonlo gazdasagi elG-
ny0ket tlveznek az igazgat6Sag-
gal.
n tasasagnak $500 alkalma-
zottja van es lenyegeben minde-
mix egyben tars is az iizemben,
mely ferfi ruhakat gyart Is ad ell.
Az alkalmazottak reszvenyeinek
erteke meghaladjaa s $500, ,OO0-t
Ez az egyetlen Macy iizem villa
gon, mely munkavezet6k es mum
kamero ora nelkiil dolgozik.
Ezen nyaron, mid6n a valla-
lat 0tvenedik evfordul6jat iinne-
petite cleveland iizemenek, az
igazgat6sag ujabb $4,000 resi-
yenyt bOcsatott az allalmazottak
rendelkez6sere egyenkint $5O-drt
A borzei arfolyama ezeknek q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
REFoRMATUs BIS. GYULEs

a Youngstown Magyar Ref.
Egyhazi Ferfi es N6i Bs. Egylet
rank -kovetkez6 vasarnap delu-
tan 2 oral kezdettel tartja rendes
havi gyiil6set. Keretnek a tagok,
hogy minel nagyobb szamban
megjelenni sziveskedjenek. Kere-
tik az a husz tag, akik meg a pix
niki megvaltas cimen az so cen
teket mem fizettek be, azok okvet-
letniil fizessek meg, inert ellenke.
20 esetben a hayidijjaikb6l lesz
levonva. Felkeretnek mindazon
tagok, akik a Benedek Janosne
utan jar6 halaleseti v6gkielegit6-
81 dollarokat mem fizettek, azokat
szinten megfizessek. Felkeretik
Vask6 Janosne, hogy szemelyesen
jelenjen meg hatralekanak rem
dezese vegett az alapszabaly er-
telmeben, fiiggesztve van harom
AsI hatral6k Matt.
Tisxtelett4l
10th K1roly eln0k.
Msnyh5rt Jlnos titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
November
%, 20, 80
Bucsuszo

Szeretett amerikai magyar No
testvereim - buc.uzom t6lptak.
k0nnyes a Szcmem, banatos a sZi-
VEN. oily nehez kimondani AIT,
hoey: listen veled!
Szeret6 tcstvtri szivet hoztam
k0zzetek es sok sZerctetet adtatok
cserebe. Es mikor szoItam hozza-
tok, LATHAM magyar sziveket, me-
lyekben lelkesedes langja ma
gasan lobog, talalkoztam ketke-
dokkel. akik hiy0kke valtak Is
halIottam magyar ajkakrol ell
hangzani keserii sz6kat mi arva
hazank ellen es LATHAM uyyanazt
a magyar megbekiilt lelekkel. mi
kor aldotta MagyarorSzagot. Dra-
ga magyar szivek, Invoke ralt
ketkedok dS megbGkiilt ke,rri
magyar lelkek, legyetek aldva
mindnyajan!
konnyes szemekkel bucsuzom,
dc rajong6 magyar lelkem egy
meleg sugara lit marad k0z0tte-
TEX szeretett amerikai magyar
N6testvereim. Hiszem. hogy Vi
.>zontlatjuk egymast, it, lent vagy
oft fent. ahol mindnyajan ma
gyarGk - felel0sek lesziink a ma
gyar feltamadasert. Es akkor meg
fogom kerdezni Toled, magyar
arSzonytestverem: megorizted-e a
lelkem sugarat, melyet Read biz
tam Is nit tctttl Nagymagyaror-
szag6rt?
Amerikai magyar n6k gondol-
jatok reank szeretettel. szeressf-
TEX egymast, szeressftek szen-
ved6 magyar hazat. Magyar NJ.
teStverem: Isten Hozzad!
DR.. Rethey Ferencne,
a PRO Hungaria' N6k Vilagsz0-
vetsegenek alapito eln0ke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET

Tisztelt tagtarsak Egyletiink
dee. Len, vasarnap d. II. tartja
rendes havi gyiileset a szokott he
lyen es id0ben. Felkerem az 0sz-
sizes tagtarsakat, hogy ezen gyii
Lessen, amely az utols6 havi gyii-
les lesz ebben az evben, az 0sszes'
hatralekaikat rendezni ell ne mu-
lasszak. Tovabba ez a gyiil6s hi
vatva van, hogy az 1930-ik evben
miik6dend6 NJ tisztikart megva-
lassza. tehat feltetleniil szilkse-
ycs. I'ogy a tagsag teljes szamban
jelenjen meg es vegyen reszt a
saiat >orsa intezeseben, valasz-
.>zanak olyan tisztikart, amely
kell, hogy az egesz tagsag bizal-
mat birja. Nehany mas fontos
iigy is var elintezeSre ezen gyi.
lesen u. m. az ifjusagi osztaly
alapszabalyainak nemi helyreiga
zitasa, amely iigy mar novem.
beri gyiilesen is targyalva volt, dc
vegleges dontes vegett a decem
beri gyiilesre tetetett at. Ugyszin
ten egy nagyobb penzbeli kiada:
targyalasa es esetleges megalIapi
tasa is, ezen ntpesebb gyiilesr,
halasztatott, valamint f. ho "A
Ell, vasarnap tartando Amos
Macy alakulo gyiiltstr6l sz6l6 je
lentes megtetele, amelyre egyle
think egesz tisztikara Xxi van kilCl
We a novemberi gyiiles hataroza
ia folytan, hogy AEON rtszt We
gyen es azon ugy az amerikai, va
lamint az ohazai magyaMag erde
keben minden targyaland6 j
ugyet teiJes tehetsegevel tamO
: gasson
Mindezekb0l lathatja az 0ss7
tagsag, hogy a targyalando fon
tos ugyek nagy tomege oily fon
, tosak, hogy annak targyalasar
az 0ssztagsag jelenlete sziiksege
es tisztikar Joggal elvarja, hog
azon az ossztagsag meg is fog je
lenni saJat erdekeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
vIssZATERT Az 0HAZABA
A SCHUBERT HAZASPAR

Schubert Janos es neje, kiknek
a Steel St.-en volt legut6bb kitii-
noen felszerelt Is igen j0l mend
szaboiizletiik sajat sep hazuk-
ban, het keddjen bucsut mond-
tax Youngstownnak. s0t az cges1
Amerikanak $ visszatertek az
6hazaba.
Schubertek k0zel husz even al
voltak Youngstown magyarsaga
max megbecsiilt tagjai. TevekenA
IS buzg6 hazaspar volt, akiket OF,
lehetett latni tarsadalmi moz
galmakban mindeniitt.
Az allomason a Magyar Keres
kcd0k Is Iparosok nev6ben Hor
Fcrenc eln0k mondott sep bu
chuz6t tavoz6knak. Schubert
ugyanis eveken at eln0ke volt q
Keresked6k es Iparosok Korenek
Kepvseltette magat a fatal Sport
osztaly is, melynek megalakitasa
ban Schubertek aldozatos resi-
vettek heteken keresztiil nyitot
TAX meg vendegszeret0 hazukat {
labdarug6knak.
A bucsuzas perceiben latszot1
meg val6jaban, hogy Schubertek
mex mennyi j6 baratja es becsiil6
.ie volt Youngstownban. A ma
gunk reszerol is 6szinte Ister
Hozzadot mondunk tavoz6knak
Xix ARA is felkertek benniinket
hogy tolmacsoljuk k0sz0nesiiket
azoknak, kiktol szemelyesen mem
volt alkalmuk bucsut venni.
Schubertek egyebkent Buda.
pestre koltoztek, Montsik Gyula
nevii rokonukhoz oft szandekoz.
max veglegesen letelepedni. Uta.
zasuk hivatalos irasait Engel
Zsigmond, a Central Bank utaz&sj
osztalyanak vezet6je vegezte ell
szakavatottan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
KOSSUTH KORI BAL
SZOMBATON ESTE

A j6 mulatsagairol is meltan jo
nevu Kossuth K0r legk0zelebbi
Macy baltjat most szombaton este
rendezi a Szuligan Hallban. A vi
galmi bizottsag mindenr6l gon-
doskodott, minden szokasos es
szukseges dolgot el6keszitett,
hogy a megjelenG magyar k0zon-
seq ez alkalommal is kifogistala
nul j6l erezze magat Kossuth
K0r baljan $ j6 emltkekkel tavoz-
va arrol, maskor is felkeresse a
kedelyes tarsasagot. Zenesziik is
kitiino lesz most, hiisit6k es fris-
stick is keszen varjak a bizonya-
ra Macy k0zonseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21

reszvenyeknek 800 k0riil van $
ICY az alkalmazottak mintegy
x3,000,OO0 haszonnal jutottak
hOzza.
Es ez mem volt ajandek, mint
y. G. Richman eln0k mondotta,
hanpm csak beruhazas. Mert, sza-
val szerint, a legjobb es legszor.
galmaSabb munkat az az alkalma.
zott ada. akinek resze van az
iizemben es erdeke ICY, hogy d
termeltst el6mozditsa S annak re-
putaci6jat novelje.
A tarsasag egyebk6nt mar ha
rom izben osztott XII reszvenyeke'
az observation-disclosures. Ennek ereC
menyekepp mar mem egy regibl
alkalmazott alapitotta meg sze
rencsejet. K0ziil0k szamosan nyu
galomban mentek mar mem eg,
esetben 100000 trtekii vagyon
nal. Ennek a m0dszernek iizlet
j6sagat bizonyitja az a teny, hog,
1921 6ta a Richman Bros. Co. va
gyoni erteke 2,7OO,OO0-r6l 1929
ben mar $SO.OO0,OOO-ra emelke
/ dett.
Egystges vezetts mellett cz
tarsasag a legnagyobb ruhagyar
to iizem az Egyesiilt Allamokban
gyarai vannak Cleveland es Lo
rainban, 40 iizlete 80 varosban
Megk0zelit6leg eddig 500 iigyn0
Ike az orszag kiil0nb0z6 reszen.
A tarsasag AIT a m6dszert al
kalmazta a ruhagyartas teren
mint Henry Ford az automobi
iparban, t0meges termelest Ike
YES. haszonnal. Elerte ezzel AIT
hogy gyartmanyai 0sszehascnlit
hatalan cricket jelentenek, mil
den egyes ruhaja szakember alta
.kesziil olyan technikai berer
Hczkedes mellett. mely egyedi
all.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
New Castle, Pa.
MAGYAROK SIKERE
NEMZETKOZI UNNEPEN

New Castleb0l k0zlik veliink.
hogy az ottani YWG'A-be ma
pokban egy internacionalis pro-
gram folyt le. melyen a magyar
csoport volt a legjobb a lengyel.
olasz Is mas nemZetisegii csopor.
tok k0z0tt. A helybeli angol ui.
sag Macy elismertssel emlckezik
meg a magyar tancosokr6l es &
tobbi szerepl0kr0l.
a magyar sikerben az oroszlan
resi- Barsony Jozsefet es nejet 81
Kasza Margitot, tovabba Fan
csalszky Iren, Margit es Dorthy
| Molnar Mariska, PozSgi Julisk;
es Toth Imret illeti, Xix reszbe1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
UTONALL0K ELRABOLTAK
HAROM MAGYAR MUNKAsT

Szeles Janos, 1907 Butler Ave,
kish J6zsef es Szeles Mihaly, 7O3
Salt Spring Road, hazafele tar
tottak egy este, amikor harom
puskaval es revolverrel felfegy-
verzett bandita utjukat allotta es
kenyszeritette oket, hogy a rab-
lok aut6jaba iiljenek.
A magyar szarmazasu embere.
ket kivittek a varos vegere es mi
utan a harmuknal 0sszesen csak
$3.52-t talaltak, j6l megvertek
6ket. A banditak egyike az aldo
zatok gepeben kovette a rabl6-
gepet es megengedte karvallot-
taknak, hogy azon haza halt
sanak.
Ugyanez harom bandita ha-
sonic m6don rabolt A dollart
Andrew Davist0l es Carlton
Blackt0l.
Masnap Skillman rendor egy
puskat latott egy ia s. Hazel
st. ala behajt6 aut6ban. Azonnal
ertesitette a detektiveket, akik
elfogtak gep vezet6jet es csak-
hamar a bandita egyik tarsat is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
Szuligan
Hall

tame szamokkal, reszben enek
szammal jeleskedtek. Macy feltii-
nest keltett az angol koz0nseg
el3tt is a, magyar cimbalom, ez AZ
Amerika ban szokatlan hangszer,
melven magyar szamokat Mar
kus Gyorgy kiserte nagy ava
tottsaggal.
Az elSadason annyi nep jelent
meg, hogy teremben felet sem
lchetett elhelyezni. A program
mot altalanos kivansagra aligh.-
mem meg fogjak ismeteltetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
PET0FI sANDoR BIS. EGYIET
RENDES HAVI GYttIESE

a Campbell Pet6fi Sander BIS.
Egylet november 24-en, vasarnap
dflutan 2 oral kezdettel tartia
rendes havi gyileset.
A tagok keretnek, hogy a gyii.
lasen megjelenjenek, valamint =
hatralskban levSk is h4tYal&kuk
rendez&se ceiab6l.
AlM james titkAY.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21

lcniil. A szerencsttlcn embert
minden valoSziniistg szerint egy
automobil iit0tte ell. A rcnd3rseg
szerint az auto vezetojc a baleset
utan lszaguldott. Nehrit a City
k6rhazba vitttk nagyon sulyos al
lapotban. Valosziniileg koponya-
csont repedest 6s bcl>6 striilese-
ket SZcnvelett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
,ember : Vegyiink Karacsonyi Ajand&kot
20, 80 DE CsAK A FjGGETLEN N0EGHET BAzARJAN

Beteg tagjaink: Hanko Mihaly,
Barko Janosnd, $50 Ferenc, Hal
du Jozsefne, Ferenczi Istvan,
Bark6 Istvanne, Turner J6zsef.
Betegsfg tikarnal jelentend6
s. E. DelasOn Ave. Phone 36S9S
Gregosits 'J6zsef titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
MAGYAR EMBER
AUTO BALESET ALDOZATA

Nehri JOSEF, "a ewes magyar
embert, aki Thorn Hill Roadon
lakik, a napokban az ut k0zepen
talaltak a Thorn Hill Roadon, q
Liberty Road k0zeleben esZmalet-