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Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-04
Social Brevities

The Episcopal Guild will meet to.
morrow afternoon at 2:@0 at the
home of Mrs. W A. Tondro ON
WensIey avenue. A full attendance
Of members is requested.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross T. IlickcoX en-
tertaincd small group of friends
at an informal supper party last
evening at their hosPitablc home on
Holt avenue.
Mrs. NJ. c. King is in Los An&clc7
O" a shopping tour for the NJ. o.
King Co.
\ group Of friends. all of whom
were schoolmatcs IN BroWnWood
T,Nas were SUNDAY %inncr guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Cardiff at Cali.
ralria. The company included Mr.
aud Mrs. :. O. Lingo of FL 'rntro,
Wright Lcffncr Of Los Angeles and
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Loftnnr OF
HroNuWuod, Texas.
ry,lian Sisters Thiu5lr club viii
meet "Wednesday with Mrs. Wesley
ileil, 5I3 Saulalwood. There win be
Il pol luck lunchroa at l2:%o. Mrs
j. Il. Morrison Will be joint hostess
with Mrs. IIcil at nc bridge party
10 follow.
Methodist Ladies' Aid society
viii meet with Mr.. :. +. Clements
at ~ Hamilton Tor luncheon al
}2:%0 to be- followed by 4 business
meeting and program.
Adu!, English alassc> Will brgir
at McCabc school tonight at
'clock and viii continue on Mon
day and Wednesday, EVENINGS unit
further notice. Adult English class
es in FL rcntro Will take place from
now on at p. m. ON Tuesdays,
Thursdays. aud ft,Gays.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriag6 licenses have been ISSUED
from the county clerk 5 office to
France, Araya> Is, and Robert Ar
pulo. -, Of HoltVillr and nativ"
Mcxicans. and to Fldssic Garcia, ~
a>residcut of Brawlry and native
of New McXico and Juan Flores, 2I,
also a resident of Brawley and a
native of Mexico.
4 notice of intention to MARRY
was filed by Teresa Naples, N@4,'> N
resident of Phoenix, Ariz. and a
native Of Wisconsin and lanes +.
Naples, 85, also resident of Phec.
@.x AID 4 rlti,c cf It@as.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-04
Eighth st. Work
Nearly Completed

All pavement e the Eighth
street project will be completed 10
tomorr,W night, according to city
Engineer Phil W. Knights
Several small jobs will >tiIl re-
main to b" completed hut the major
portion OF the wol& will hn finish
ed.
Th, entire %9o,ooJ improvement
project will be finished by March
!. knights said II was originally
expected that the work would re-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-04

quirc until at least april /.
Construction Of the ornamental
lighting system on Eighth street
and other finishing touches still re-
main.
The pavement on Eighth street
was finished yesterday and one
block on Hamilton and a portion Of
the He'll street work will be finish
ed today. the city engineer said.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-04
Stage Driver
Dies In Crash

REDDING, Calf, Feb. 4. Off
cialS Of the pickwirk stage line to-
day could offer no explanation for
tn, accident THAT resulted in the
death of Fred Hoffman, stage driv-
or, and he injury Of five OF the
fourteen passengers.
Hoffman was burned to death
wtrn his stage suddenly SNdded
and crashed over Slight rmhank'
mcut and into tree four miles
north Of this city early Sunday,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-04
STEVENS DAIRY

Every prccaution is taken to put
out the best grade milk and cream
4. NJ. and p. NJ. deliveries. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-04
Or. Norman T.. Dupont
OPTOMETRIST
Ell Centric, California

TO Our Patrons and Other Friends:-
This is to announce the removal of our offices
from 115 South Fifth Street, to 604 Main Street, Ell
Centre. This is directly across the street from the
Bank Of Italy. We will occupy these quarters
on Monday, February 4th, and until that date will
care for all cases in the old quarters
-. The new offices will be modern in every respect
affording finest service to all patrons. Equipment
will include the newest and most scientific nStlu-
ments for diagnosing and caring for all types of
cases We are also installing new machinery for
grinding and duplicating lenses and, in fact for
making all repairs.
We call particular attention to the fact that we
are specializing in muscular and Myopic Near
Sghted) cases. also childrens eye disorders crossed
eye cases. etc.
Briefly, we believe that this change will result
in mutual benefits-for you and ourselves. Thank
ing you for past condolences and respectfully solicit
ing your patronage in the future, we are
Very truly yours,
N. L. DUPONT.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-04

The five croamerics in Kings
county paid $34s,9l3.99 for milk
and cream during December.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-04

During the, last week in 1928 the
Rivcfsiao% district shipped 2ll cars
Of citrus fruits, total of 100 for
the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-04
SCREEN STAR ILL

NEW YORK, Feb. Lew cody,
crstwhilc matinee idol, current
movie star, was "'quitc sick" at the
Hotel Warwick here today. Will"
clerks at the hotel refused to con
firm reports that Cody was in dan
ggrous condition they admitted he
has been i'll for some time and that
his condition was no better today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-04
GAS STATIONS ORGANIZE

AlHAMBRA. Calf. Feb. 4. In
dependent service station operators
stood fully oroanigcd today under
the name of Alhamhra Service Sta
tiou Owners Association, permitting
them la add greater pressure t"
their efforts II aid other ind
pcndcnts in ending the statr-widt
gasoline price war. \. l.. Robinson,
president Of the new organization,
annomccd
Of Columbia University, and speaker
of the afternoon. and Mrs, I.cr Nut.
f,,, president Of the club, Wtr'
guests of the county board at murh
con at Las fIurye preceding the "t.
tcuuuu program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Firemen Summoned
BY Tree Falling
On Electric Wires

BY stan Correspondent Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, April h.
The heavy wind of Tuesday de-
stroyed lines of communication
in West Rockville, Ind sent the
volunteer fire department men,
bers scurrying to their apparatus
when it blew down a large willow
tree, sending it across and break
ing down trolley, telephone, light
and fire alarm wires. Trouble
crews of the various public utili-
ties spent practically the entire
day in repairing the damage, and
removing the huge trunk from
across the roadway. Vehicular
traffic was detoured.
When the tree broke the fire
alarm lines, 1t started the siren
on the engine house and the vol
untters ran to their stations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
troll Of trafhc at the expense of the
railroads.

troll Of traffic at the expense Of the
railroads"
For a time after Government con-
troll says the report, made public to-
day. .'there was a generally helpful at
titude on the part Of the public toward
the roads, which effectively restrained
hostile legislation. Now, however. the
reeds Of the railroads in order TO insure
capable transportation machine seem
to be forgotten and sundry measures for
the benefit of this or that interest are
being pushed in the legislative bodies,
after they have been held to be I'M
proper, unjust and unwarranted by the
commissions and bodies appointed TO
take care of such matters.
such measures as full crew ana IRAN
limit bills, the bill to abolish the Pull
man surcharge and the so-called Hook
smith resolution are examples. Provi-
sion for subsidies in connection with
waterways and for control Of trafhc at
the expense of the railroads is another
example"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Hungary Franchise Bill Fails.

BUDAPEST, Hungary, April 10 tP).-
The Hungarian Parliament yesterday by
unanimous vote discarded a bill that
would have given women the right to
vote In municipal elections. This was
the end Of l0-year campaign by the
women for the franchise. Every man
who spoke on the measure said that
womafls place was in the home and not
at the polls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
TEXAS GU|NAN WINS.
FIRST LEGAL CLASH.
Judge Orders Police to Show
Why They Should Not Be Re-
strained From Interfering.

ny the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Texas Guinan
carried her battle with Police Commits
sioner whaIer into the courts last night
when her lawyer obtained an order from
Supreme Court Justice Henry L. Sher-
man ordering the police to appear in
court this morning to show cause why
they should not be restrained from in
terfering with the activities at the Club
Intime. where Texas is hostess.
The police took the first step Tuesday
night when they stopped the music and
dancing at the club on the ground that
the management had no cabaret license.
Miss Guinsn made the second yester-
day when she issued an invitation to
the police commissioner to meet her in
q public debate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
OWEN DEFENDS LOANS.
Former Senator Denies Commerce
Lacks Accommodation.

NEW YORK, April IS R).-The New
York World today quoted Robert L..
Owen, former Senator from Oklahoma.
who had charge of passage of the Fed
eral Reserve act in the Senate, as say
ing that brokers loans do not absorb
credit from commerce" because the
loan creates q deposit at the instant it
Is made and las the brokers' loans are
paid the deposit diminishes in like VOL
ume"
More than that" he added. "com-
merce is not suffering from lack of &C
commodation, and if it needed accom-
mediation the banks of the country are
abundantly able to furnish the require
ments of commerce and industry with
out the assistance Of the reserve banks :"
Philadelphia public schools cost $685.
200, 600 last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
HOSTILE LEGISLATION
HIT BY RAIL LEADER
Santa Re President Cites Proposed
Waterway and Traffic Control
Projects in Report,
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April NV. B. Storey,
president of the Atchison, Topeka a.
Santa Fe Railway Co., reporting to the
stockholders on operations for 1928,
calls attention to "some aspects of the
general railroad situation which cause
concern" He mentions proposed legis-
lation and provision for subsidies In
connection with waterways and for con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION

A Battle Creek physician says,
Constipation is responsible for more
misery than any other cause"
But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Rexall
Orderlies has been discovered. This
tablet attracts water from the system
into the lazy, dry. evacuating bowel
called the colon. The water loosens
the dry food waste and causes
gentle, thorough, natural movement
without forming a habit or ever
increasing the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night.
Next day bright Get "a for Csc
today at the nearest Rexall or Liggett
Drug Store. Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
TWO FLYERS INJURED.

UNIONTOWN, Pa. April Is A9.-
Lieuts. Pugh and Hughes. United States
Marine flyers, en- route from Cleveland,
Ohio, to Quantico, Va, were injured
slightly yesterday as their plane crashed
into an alfalfa field near here. Break
ing of All oil line necessitated the forced
landing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

del. and the Bishop Of Washington.
Right Rev. James Z. Freeman, win be
the speakers. A delegation from the
French embassy, representatives Of the
diplomatic corps and Government ON
cials are expected to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

Owing to q glut Of herrings in the
home market and ban on curing for
foreign shipments, 100000 behring's
were thrown back into the sea at
Buckle, Scotland, recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Wornen's and
Chldren's Wear

$5.Ss TWEED ENSEMBLES, two
piece style, in rose. blue, tan and
green. Pleated skirt, rayon printed
blouse and long coat to ca 90
match. Sizes 8 to A.. 98sOJ
slice BUTTERFLY SKIRTS OF
brightly colored plaids pleated onto
white muslin waist. Sizes 6 o.
to Il. Bargain Booth) -. OJC
$3.50 GIRLS COATS, in smart
tweedS; sizes IL and IA. Just 6, in
sport model lined with 60 40
sateen ................. (4O
WOMEN'S HOOVER APRONS
and bungalow aprons, odds and ends
OF soc to 89c kinds, OF chambray
and percale. Broken sizes. 40
Bargain Bootil) .......... 1OO
sl.O0 SHOCKS. in broadcloth and
black sateen, self or cretonne trim
med. Single or double
breasted. Small and medium o.
Sizes .tsss.s..s W.
Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
CATHEDRAL H0N0RS F0CH.
Memorial Service Is Planned for
Next Monday Afternoon.

A memorial service for Marshal Foch
will be held Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock in the Bethlehem Chapel of
nounced today,
The French Ambassador. Paul Clau-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Bows Wear

$500 SUITS-TwD and three piece
models with long or short pants.
some with vest Sizes CD 90
to is ................. QAeOO
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style. Broadcloth, Peggy
cloth and chambray. Sizes 90
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wooden knickers, fully lined. Neat
light and dark patterns. nE
sizes 10 10 WO 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Women's Furnishings

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of soc
usssees, jabots and collar and cuff
sets, in lace, organdy and CSC
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FUR COII.AR STRIPS at half
price. inches wide. In moufuon--
black, beiga tan, brown and EGr
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
FrOcks for Women of All
TypeS and All Sizes

Daring prints for misses IA to 20. Gay
patterns for the modern women wearing
sizes SO to 46-more conservative designs
in softer tones for little women wearing sizes
1871 to 30-and for the larger women smart
prints softened with navy georgette coats
or tiny all-over forals in fashionable two
tones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Mems Wear

S1.50 PAJAMAS, in Plaza pongee.
with rayon frogs. White, tan, blue
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checked nainsook athletic suits, with
tapped armholes, webbing, yoke and
snubber In back. Sizes SO EA~
to 46 ................... O1N
$1.25 WORK SHIRTS of heavy
blue chambray, with triple-stitched
seams and two pockets. Sizes o.
141a to 10 ................. OUN
SHIRTS-Men's $3.50 and $500
perfect shirts, in plain and fancy
broadcloth, rayon stripe and self
stripe woven madras and jacquard
madras. Sizes 1872 to CT no
Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

Philadelphia public schools cost $685.
100000 last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
S1.OO Silk Gloves, 39c

Women's Short Silk Gloves,
Kayser and other makes. perfects
and irregulars. White, black and
colors. Sizes 50, 6 and 6H. Also
$l.OO fabric gloves in cuff and 2
clasp styles.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

These short lengths can frequently
be matched for larger rooms Priced
ut a fraction of their worth for a
SPEEDY clear-away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

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Hosiery
WOMEN'S soc BURSON BLACK
BOTTOM HOSE, slight irregulars;
z pairs for Csc
$3.50 SILK HOSE-125 pairs Sec
onds of full-fashioned silk hose, In
chiffon and service weights. 90
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fashioned, with pointed heels. Serv-
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Sizes 9 to 1Oia. Slight Ct m
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08

szeallitott egy itthoni idotoltesi
programmed err6l condos ka.
lauzt szerkesztett.
- Azert adunk kalauzt - jegy-
ri meg a amerikai lap, inert
otthon mines idejiik az emberek-
mex - velunk foglalkozni j.
Magyarorszagi magyar oyer
mekek, Youngstownban csillag-
szemii kis magyarok most min
dennap ARA fekiisznek es ARA
kelnek: nit hoz j6 nagytisztele-
til asszony hazulr6l, amerikai ma
gyar gyermek almaiban latott
Tinderorszagb6l i. Oltoztesse-
tex fel szep, zsin6ros magyar ru-
haba a legfeltettebb, vagy az
egyetlen porcellanbabat kildje-
TEX Ell Youngstownba ;. Testver-
keitek laknak oft. Szeretettel Ol-
t0ztessetek fel, mem sep a ma
gyar porcellanbaba meztele-
nil. Fiers E1ek.
(Veoe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08
gyott portarol hallomast, sirokrol

gyott portarol hallomast, sirokro
viragot s..
Odakint minden magyar
minden aldozatra kesz, hogy anne.
rikai magyarok es hazai magya-
rok 0sszehozzuk. kolcs0nosen meg
szerettessiik egymassal a fiain-
kat! Eljiink lie egymas szeretete-
ben, egymashoz valo ragaszko-
dasban a gyermekeink el3tt egy
vegrendeletet, 'hogy Ok ell ne
hagyjak egymast -.
- Miert jottem? teszi fel
onmaganak kerdest a nagytisz-
teletii asszony ugy felel ra, hogy
a konnyeivel lell kiizdenie.
Eloml6 homoksziget va
gyunk nagy neptengerben :. ;. Sc
gelykialtas vagyok az elomlo szi-
getrol!
Tengerentuli magyarok XII
altasa vagyok: testvereink, ne
felejtsetek ell benniinket T0r0-
desre, faradtsagra, kiild6im penz-
aldozatara feleletil busas vision
zas lesz, ha jelet adjatok annak.
hogy ii is kivankoztok miuta-
nunk.
Cegled, Nagykor0s, Debrecen,
aldott, eros magyar reformatus
tombok, minden evben felvaltva
gondoskodjatok a magatok pen
zen arrol, hogy ez az odakint eg-
We vart atyafilatogatas permanen-
ciaban legyen.
A Lakyne nagytiszteletii asz-
szonynal tett latogatasom kap-
csan felhivom valamire a figyel-
meteket, Csonkamagyarok Mes
tanaban egy magyarnyelvii ame-
rikai egyhazi ujsag Magyaror-
saigon teendo latogatasra tobor-
zott amerikai magyarokat. Az
amerikai magyar rendez6seg 0sz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08

man Tmre, .gyonyorii zenejii ope-
rettje, "a tagu els6rendii tarsulat-
tai Rohonczv Mihallyal es Kondor
Mariskaval f6szerepekben. -
AzonkivGl szerz6dtettuk Sugar
Mihalyt, a kivalo debreceni tan
cos komikust Is Barna Gizella
szubrctte primadonnat, a Kecske-
nett szinhaztol es az-amerikai ma
gyar ezineszekb5l is a legjavat.
Karjiik tisztelettel az amerikai
magyar egyesiileteket, tekintettel,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08
10th 1STVAN SZINTARSULA-
TANAK KORLEvEIE Az AME-
RIKAI MAGYAR EGYLETEK
ELNOKEIHEZ!

Igen tisztelt Eln0kseg!
Kedves Honfitarsaim!
Or0mmel adjuk tudtul ismerS-
seinknek es j6baratainknak, hogy
ismet. egy oily els6rangu szintar-
sulatot sikeriilt megszerveznlink,
amely buszlxen merjuk allitani,
paratlan az idegen nyelvii nemze-
tisegek kozt az Egyesiilt ALA
mokban.
Tizen0t nehez, terhes esztend5
vonult ell felettiink uj fogadott
hazankban. S mi, magyar szine-
seek, mem riadva yissza a sok aka
dalyt6l, egyenesen megyiink el6re
hivatasunk, kitiiz0tt celunk fele !:
a magyar. $50, magyar szinmiive-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08

hetetlen orat szerezziink a ma
gyarsagnak, kerjiik, hogy AIT a
j6akaratot, ait a partfogast, mely
ben eddig is re ;zesitettek benniin-
ket - ezentul is tartsak meg sza-
munkra, 10th Istvan vezetese
alatt allott New Yorky Magyar
Szinpad szamara.
A napi fs a heti lapokban k5-
zolni fogjuk mikor es hol jat-
Sunk. A vilagsikert aratott Cir
cusz Hercegn6 keriil szinre Kal-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08

sect terjesztese fele. Nemes Is
magasztos hivatasunkban sem az
id6jarasok viszontagsagai, sem
az anyagi sikertelenseg el mem
tantorithat bennUnket. Dolgo-
zunk, faradunk, kiizdiink, amig a
magyarsag mellettiink all. Mert
azert az amerikai magyarsage
egesz eletInk.
Most, hogy ujra ultra keliink,
hogy New Yorkt6l messzi Cali
forniaig egy par kellemes, feled-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08

hogy cooperativ alapon niikod6
vallalatr6l van $40, a hirdetett el6
adasunk napjan, ha csak lehetse-
ges, ne tartsanak mulatsagokat.
Mid0n tisztelettel neghivjuk az
osszmagyarsagot az el6adasunk-
ra, partfogasunkat mar el6re is
koszonjiik Is maradunk honfitar-
81 tisztelettel New York; Magyar
Szinpad Cooperativ vallalat neve-
ben: 10th lstvan, tarsulat vezet6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08
(Latogatas Laky Zsigmondnenal)

Haromszor hallottam Laky Zsig-
mondnet mostani magyarorszagi
el5ad6k0rutjan. Egys1er, amikor
elokel0 tarsasagnak beszelt. Jol
megfigyeltem EFT a hallgatosa-
got: mire meey vele egy asz-
SONY? Akinek beszed kenye-
re, annak mem kell mondani,
mennyire mem gyulekony a nota-
bilitasokb6l allo publikum -. Ha
80 beszed" egy olyan elmeny
sor, amelyben eloado es hallgat6-
sag k0z0tt lelki elektromos fe-
sziiltseg tamad, akkor - hogy is
mondjam9 - az ilyen publikum
eros szigetelesii -.
Nos, helyet foglalsz, Melt6sa-
gos Tram a szeksorck elejen, az
el6kel6segek jellegzetes faradtsa-
gaval, unottan: megint egy aka
lom, ahol "jelen" kell lenned ;.
Aztan megjelenik p6diumon
egy igenytelen, torekeny asszony,
maga poztalan keresetlenseg es
-beszelni kezd. Uri elfogulatlan-
saggal figyelsz, lesz-e ebb6l pro-
dukci6, inert ha mem lesz sz6noki
produkci6, akkor fegyelmezett
ember csendes megadasaval iil0d
vtgig ezt fel 6rat.
A tizedik mondatnal Lakyne
szavaban valami autogenlang
csapott beled. Keresztiiliit0tte
szigetelest mar benne is vagy
lelki elektromos aramk0rben. Hal
lod Youngstown vasgyarak g6z
szirenainak a bugasat? Benne VII
jog es sikolt elhagyott magyarok
szornyii eletharca, hazasir6 faj-
dalma Jelenes pereg lie SEE
mink elott, elsapadsz, Melt6sagos
Uram NIT banod most mar,
hogy, kilencre kaszin6'ban var
max! De en- is abbahagyom, hogy
megfigyeljelek, nekem is eleg
dolgom van a ma gam k0nnyeivel,
nezd, a szelid asszony m0gott
szellemhadak kelnek, sivar, pc
dams amerikai temet0k Namozott
fejfain magyar nevek, a Besse-
mer-koh6k izzo v0r0s SCENE me-
red verszemjasan a fajunkra, be-
k0t0tt feji dunantuli nenike jar
tanacstalanul a new york; esq
yeszto forgatagban
Egy magyar Jeanne d d'Arc-je-
lenseg ez az asszony, szellemha-
dak ellen jon ellenink, legna-
gyobb ellensegink ellen, a ma
gyar k0zony ellen.
Ketszer hallottam Laky Zsig-
lnondnet munkaskozonseg elott.
Masodik el6adasat a Maria Vale
ria-telepen, baraklak6 reformatus
proletarok eStt. Idej0tt mar meg
el5zte hire, a valeritelepi sze-
genyek imahaza leanderekkel,
muskatlikkal feldiszitve varta,
mindennel, amit szegeny emberek
szeretete, mint konnyet fakaszt6
fenyizest kifejthet.
Egeu ejjel sirtam utana S
meg sohasem voltam olyan boil
dog, mondta masnap nekem
egy valeriatelepi 0zvegyasszony
Lakyne latogatasa utan.
Most meglatogattam Laky Zsig-
mondnet budapest szallasan SEE
geny, csopp kis diakszoba. Visz-
szagondoltam az el6adasaira: iga-
"a van Lakynenak, ezt a HADN'T.
veletet ilyen szallasr6l kell ira.
nyitani. A k0rnyezete AIT mondja
az eletm6djar6l, hogy miel5tt egy
peng6t kiad, mem a dollarhoz vi
ezonyitva merlegeli a felmeriilt
"igenyt'', hanem AIT yeszi szam
ba, hogy exert penzert menny
ideig izzadnak a banyaban azol
a magyarok, akik 6t idekiildtek
Lakyne szobajanak asztala1
ujjnyi kis porcellanbabak, ma
gyar viseletbe 0lt0ztetye.
A gyiilekezetink kicsinyei
nek viszem 6ket, mondja ,
nagytiszteletii asszony. Erzi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08
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