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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
MECHANICS RISE TO FORTUNE
HALTED BY LEGAL BATTLE
Head of Kansas City Trade School May Lose
Large Properties Earned by Odd
900. Wartime Success.

$500, 900 home, show place of Kansas
City in its day, has been sold.
1t was Sweeney's plan of teaching
automotive mechanics that expanded a
small shop with an initial investment of
less than 500 to a school with an an
nual enrolment of 5000.
During the war he housed, boarded
and taught 5000 soldiers for $1.47 a
day-and spent thousands caring for
them and other students during two
postwar influenza epidemics.
Attendance Drops.
Attendance then showed a marked
decrease. Sweeney was forced to bor-
row until his mortgages approxinated
$4,000.
The trade teacher, who estimates that
1000 students have attended his auto
mobile, aviation and tractor schools,
now asks immediate condemnation of
his building. or an assurance that It will
not be condemned.
Sweeney was asked about his
"dwindling resources"
"Dwindling. tommyrot!" countered the
45-year-old executive. MY real re-
sources always have been my health and
my energy. I've got EN- all today and
I'm fighting my way out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
SCIENTIST DIES ABROAD.
w. r. Warner, Head of Optical
Concern. Succumbs in Germany.

TARRYTOWN, N. Y, June IS CP).-
Worcester Reed Warner, scientist and
optical manufacturer, one of the
founders of Warner g. Swasey, Inc,
which constructed the telescope in use
at the Lick and Yerkes observatories,
died yesterday In Eisenbach, Germany,
a message received here disclosed. He
was SO years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner left here early
in May for vacation in Europe. Mr..
Warner suffered a stroke last Sunday
and failed to regain consciousness.
He was trustee of Western Reserve
University and of the Chase School of
Applied Science, both in Cleveland.
Recently he gave Tarrytown a $250.00
library, and later endowed it with $780,
600 for the purchase of books.
He is survived by his widow and a
daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
Poet Is Guarded
By Old COnrade to
Keep Away Visitors
D'AnnunziO's Surround.
ings Make Strange Pic
ture During Illness.
BY the Associated Press.


GARDONE, italian Riviera, June IS.
"A strange picture has been painted
by persons familiar with the surround
ings of Gabrielle d'Annunzio, Italian
poet and playwright, who was operated
on here Sunday for appendicitis.
The hero of Fiume, 1t was said. lies
absolutely rigid in utter darkness on. a
cot in little room adjoining the i'm
provised operating clinic. His faithful
servant, Cana, former sailor on the
famous ship Puglia and companion In
the Fiume expedition, sleeps on a rug
outside the door and allows none but
the nurses and doctors to approach.
The poet has composed quatrain
about his operation, which he under
went with only local anaesthetic, and
he aStonished his surgeons by reciting
1t to them in a cold, clear voice.
The most optimistic of his attendants
said today he would be as well as ever
within week, but his doctors were de-
termined to insist upon at least fort
night in bed, undisturbed by visits OF
either members of the government, his
family, or former comrades n-arms.
The register outside his quarters is
nearly filled with signatures, most of
them those of workmen, artisans and
peasants from the surrounding neigh
borhood. Premier Mussolini has ordered
that he be informed of the famous
soldiers condition twice daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
GEN. FENG RESIGNS
CHINESE COMMAND
Yen Hsi-shan Is Appointed al
Successor by Chang, Ma
tionalist President.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NANKING, China, June 26.-Gen.
Chang Kai Shek, so-called President
of Nationalist China, today notified
leaders of Northwestern China that
Gen. Feng Yu-Hsiang, erstwhile leader
of the Central China military opposi-
ton, had resigned from his command
and had decided to leave China for q
foreign tour.
Chang said he appointed Yen FIsi-
Shan, minister of interior and Shansi
soldier and politician, to succeed Feng
and shenceforth administer the North
west provinces. Yen has been INSTRUCT
ed to afford full protection to Feng's
person and guarantee his safety.
1t was added that as regards ma
tional defense much Importance here
after would attach to the Northwestern
provinces, and 1t was hoped all mill
tary leaders there would cooperate in
an endeavor successfully to complete
Chinas revolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
DIVORCE is GRANTED.
Wife Wins Plea, Charging Hus
band With Misconduct.

Mrs. Gertrude Fischer, 2i02 H street,
whose plea for divorce from Arthur
Fischer, interior decorator, was marked
by excerpts from endearing letters al
legged to have been written Fischer by
a woman in Germany, today was
awarded an interlocutory decree of di-
yorce by Justice Bailey in Equity Court.
The Fischers were married February
4, 1919, in Leipzig, Germany, and came
to this country In 1922. Fischer was
charged with having deserted his wife
on July 90, 1927, and with subsequent
acts of misconduct In this CITY,
Mrs. Fischer, who was represented by
Attorneys Raymond Neudecker and Will
liam g. Ashford. was awarded the Gus
tody Of minor daughter. who now d
in Muhshausen, Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, June 26.-The chauf-
feur-mechanic who rode to fortune on
the wheels of an odd idea is enmeshed
in legal fight to retain an equity in
the $1,000,000 building his profits made
possible.
A year ago Emory j. Sweeney sold,
subject to mortgage, the structure
housing what once was called the
worlds largest automobile trade
school" Now foreclosure proceedings
have been instituted against the build
ing.
The monument to Sweeney's war
time success likewise Is the subject of
civic attack on the ground that 1t
obtrudes between the Union Station,
the city's new Post once site and World
War Memorial.
Radio Shut OF.
Sweeney's radio station, wHB, has
been shut of by order of the Federal
Radio Commission, pending hearing
in washington May % for the re-
newal of its license.
A real estate project, begun by
Sweeney as an airport site 10 years
ago, is in receivership. Sweeney's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
DISTRICT WILL EQUIP
POLICEMEN WITH BOOTS
Commissioners Order Rainy-Day
Footgear Made Part Of
Uniform.

The District Commissioners oficially
made rubber boots a part of the equip
n1ent of District policemen. The &C.
ton was not directly connected with
the rains that have been falling re-
Gently. but has been under considera-
ton for some time.
1t first was suggested by the Police
mems Association and was recommend
ed by Mai. Pratt. Policemen are given
their uniforms free. but heretofore the
uniform has not included rubber boots,
hence the department on rainy days
has presented a miscellaneous array
Of rubber foot covering and many of
the policemen, not having any. went
sick front colds, which took a large
amount CT time and sick leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
BOY, Ia, ADMITS Staying
FATHER, 60, IN QUARREL
Parent Was Cursing Him, Youth
Says-Told Uncle He Shot
Himself.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, June rs. - Otis
Hankins, IA, was in Jail today after con-
Tossing that he shot and killed his 60
year-old father. Mes w. Hawkins, JEFF
ferson County PLANTER.
He was cursing me and shot him, -
the boy said in written confession. IT
put the gun by the dresser and put a
guilt over him. then went and got
Uncle AL Brinkley and told him that
father shot himself"
The elder Hankins was killed Monday
afternoon. He and his son had quar-
relied frequently, and the lad had run
away from home several times. No one
else lived with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26

Now is the time to serve tall,
frosty glasses of iced tea at luncheon
and dinner. A tub of cracked ice on
the table, pot of freshly brewed
tea, thin slices of lemon and few
sprigs Of mint. Mn! A beverage
that will make warm Summer days
feel like early Springtime.
1t is difficult to imagine what Sum
1ner would be like without the COM
fort of ICE. Cold, crisp salads,
thoroughly chilled desserts, fruits
and vegetables fresh and firm. Do
not stint on this inexpensive luxury
clear, sparkling ICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
WEBB is MADE PEER.
British Labor Theorist Becomes
Baron Passfield.

LONDON, June Is PD.-Sidney
Webb, celebrated British economist and
secretary for the dominions In the new
Labor government, no longer is plain
Sidney Webb of the familiar legend
printed on the backs of so many books
by Beatrice and Sidney Webb"
The official Gazette announced yes
terday that King George had conferred
the dignity Of a peerage on the veteran
Labor theorist. He will assume the
title Of Baron Passfield of Passfield Cor
ner. Passfield Corner is his country
residence near SOUTHAMPTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
MAORI CHIEFTAlN DEAD.
Taingakawa, 90, Twice Visited
English Capital.

ELLINGTON. New Zealand, June rs
IP).-Taingakawa Tamehana TIE Wa
haroa, chief of the Waikato Maoris. is
dead at the age of 81. Taingakawa
twice visited England, the first time
in 1914, when, with Terata, the present
Waikato King" he was received by the
King. On his second visit to England,
In 1925, he was received by the Prince
of Wales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
SLAPPED HER DOWN."
Colored Woman Given Ten Days
for Alteration With Neighbor.

Mamie Bumbrey, colored, 900 block
of F street southwest, appeared in Po-
lice Court yesterday charged with as
sault on Isabelle Bennett, also coll
ored, residing at the same address.
Mamie was arraigned.
How do you plead to this charge of
assault? Guilty or not guilty?" ques-
toned the clerk.
plead guilty to ASSAULT I should
say not. I don't know anything about
that" declared Mamie, but I will say
that I slapped her down.
Judge John p. Mcmahon ordered her
to serve 10 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
Seven Prisoners to Be Released.

In accordance with practice followed
for many years, the War Department
has authorized the release, July 4, of
seven military prisoners, whose conduct
Is rated as excellent, and whose terms
OF imprisonment have nearly expired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
CREDIT WORK NOW OPEN
Condition in u. S. and Canada Dis
cussed at Convention.

cussed at Convention.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 26 Gp.-Credit
work in the United States and Canada
has been brought out into the open,
declared d. A. Whitaker of Montreal,
president of the Canadian Credit Mems
Trust, Ltd, In an address yesterday
before the annual convention OF the
National Association of Credit Men
Barriers OF secrecy and lack of CO.
operation which formerly existed be-
tween the two countries on credit work
have been broken down, said Mr..
Whitaker. He urged continued Coop
Grafton between credit men of the two
countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
DEFENSE MOVE WAIVERS.
Greece May Reduce Economies il
View of Turkish Increases.

ATHENS, Greece, June IS LP).-Al-
though economies have been effected in
the Grecian national defense budget
alleged increases of Turkish naval
strength make it probable these re-
auctions will be diminished shortly.
The report on the budget for the
current financial year shows a balance
OF $lO3,626, with reduction In the
military and naval schedule Of s2,-
358,000.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
~ {.
MRS. WILLIAM LAIA1BEER
writes about
The \ 1ORRIS PLAN
as follows in the June issue Of
The, "DsLIyNsATOR.
IN AN ARTICLE ENTITLED
EJor She 0)onan Ta)ho Needs 90 Borrow
"G1or She Noman e7e)ho Needs 90 sBorrow
IN AN ARTICLE ENTITLED

I serious was given to the necessity of
keeping the small borrower of socaled
loan sharks Just long people in financial distress
obtain funds from high lenders then these same
loan sharks will prosper woman whom have
some time and who had been earning good salary
position for year, me about starting
business of her She had woman with money to
invest but enough and she needed $1,000
good plan and was woman of and honesty. She
deserved obtain that $1,000 without being to sell her
nest of Liberty bonds Unfortunately she no credit
facilities at commercial bank. and unknown. The
Morris Plan Company of New York. great bank
ing institution devoted of financial accom-
modaons in from $50 $50oO gave her collateral
loan without question. = = Never have known such
happiness when realized she could start her
business The dream of her life true
and it has. She hourishing business and has
repaid her loan the monthly payment plan I she had
not been able obtain this money she would
in her saaried job disappointed woman = =
"These dhe Morris Plan) banking institutions
have both national and group associations they are
members of the United States Chamber Commerce. the
American Association and other large bodies Ind
vidualy they have their places in
tons and recognized engaged essential egiti-
mate and normally profitable form of enterprise -
While there is sound profit lender the benefit is
largely the borrowers side getting away the
loan sharks The whole transaction is aboveboard The
of obtaining capital emergency is very
sary 50
large percentage of the American people are without
arises But the wise of the country realized the
tremendous need for supplying these loans digned
without the loss of sefrespec horror Of end
less debt.
Learning how and when to borrow is of Importance 70
every woman Often health and education are neglected
through lack of money To be successful must advance
Many well educated in the business world are still
podding along in the they lacked the
knowledge of how borrow"
During the past lo years Morris Plan Institu-
tons throughout the length and breadth of the
Y. S. have loaned an aggregate sum in excess of
ONE AND ONE QUARTER BILLIONS OF
DOLLARS, in over THREE MILLION
SEPARATE LOANS
o
NORRIS PLAN BANK
Under Supervision u. S. Treasury
1A02 TT Sf NJ w Woch;or+o., ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE or pIgsoLuTIoN OF

Notice is hereby given that the partner
shiu lately subsisting between George j.
Hushes and William Hughss,, under the , ilrm
the PENNsYLvANIA, BuILDInNSGi +. su lIIpLs
TON ROOFING COMPANY Of the district OF
Columbia, was dissolved on the 18th day OF
June, 1929, by mutual consent.
All debts owing to said partnership ana
companies are to be areceived by William
Hug1es, and all demands on the said part
nership and companies are to be presented
10 him for payment .
WILLIAM HUGHES 27A
Z TWILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contr acted by any one other than my
self WILLIAM r. FORD. 2so6 Charming
FOR sALE-s25.o 900. FIRST MORTGAGE 10
bonds, Que 1912, of the Fort Lincoln Gene
terry Co; make OFFER Address Box l64-C,
star ofhce.
WANTED-RETURN LOADS
TO R EEM TSFh CITY .yfILY
From MoRFoL 5 Avs A....'.''.. J INV
From ELEwELANp '............''.J IVY ~ ~
From PITTSBURGH .-....-....... July x
From BOSTON July l5
Get our -eturn-load rates, also special
UNITED STATES STORAGE co, INC.
Ai8 10th st. NV. Main 2l59.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
OSSZED0LT EGY ZSUFOLT
CIRKUSZ LYONBAN

Lyonbol jelentik A lyon,
vasarteren beomlott egy vandor
cirkusz egyik tribJnje. Estere
volt kitiizve az els6 diszel6adas
Miutan a haboru kit0rese ota ez
volt az els6 nemet cirkusz Lyon.
ban, az el6adasra sokkal t0bber
jottek ell, mint szamitottak a
tribiin0kre j6val tobb embert zsu-
foltak 0ssze. mint amennyit tri-
bnn0k elbirtak. Az el6adas vege
fele az egyik tulzsufolt tribiin be-
szakadt S mintegy szaz nez6 a 4-5
meteres melysegbe zuhant. Vala-
mennyien konnyebb es sulyosabb
seruleseket szenvedtek. Huszon-
harom sebesiiltet k6rhazba kellett
szallitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
TURISTA KATASZTROFAK
SVAJCBAN

Parisbol jelentik - Egy gre
noblei turistatarsasag, amely a
Mont Aquille hegycsucsara igye-
kezett, a sziklafaI oldalan harom
szerencsetlenJl jart turistat ia
lalt. A lezuhant turistak egyike
mar utolso perceit elite, mask
sulyos sebesiileseivel eszmeletle-
nil fekiidt, mig a harmadik. egv
fatal leany sertetlen maradt. A
szerencsetleniil iart turistak egy
megk0zelithetetlen sziklahasadek-
ban fekiidtek. Megmentesiikre Sc
gelyexpedici6t szerveztek, amely
azonban meg mem tudta megk0ze-
liteni tarsasagot. Halalos szeren
csetlenseg t0rtent az Ardoisiere
sziklafalan is, ahol egy svajci tu-
rista szazmeteres melysegbe zu-
hant. A szerencsetlen halalrazuz.
ia magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26

baratjaval aut6kirandulast tett a
Zsil-volgyeben. Petrozseny el6tt
harom alarcos merenylG ugrott
el6tt, akik husz lowest adtak le a
lassan halado autora. A tablael-
n0k mem veszitette ell lelekjelene-
tet, az ant6ban lehajolt, mialatt
felolt6j6t magasba tartotta, ami
vel a rablokat megtevesztette. A
fel0ltot kilenc goly6 lyukasztotta
keresztiil. A t0bbi utasok k0ziil
egyik a fejen, a mask a vallan
sulyosan megseriilt. A sebesiilte-
ket a devai k6rhazba szallitottak.
A rabl6k eltiintek, nyomozas
megindult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
BUCHARINT ARUL0NAK
BELYEGEZTEK

Londonb6l jelentik: - A I'll
mes rigai levelezoje szerint a kom
munista internacionale egyhangu
hatarozatban kimondotta, hogy
Bucharin t0bbe mem alkalmas ar
ra, hogy a kommunista interna-
cionaleert harcoljon, inert defe-
tista es elvesztette remenyet a
proletarsag hatalmaban. Exert
tagsagat6l is megfosztottak.
Bucharin biinlajstroman szere-
pei t0bbek kozott az vad is,
hogy Trockij hiveivel 0ssze eskii-
dott kommunista part ellen es
akadalyozza kommunista t0bb-
termelesi terv megval6sitasat, a
szovjetallamban kapitalista mod
szereket igyekszik bevezetni, gya
va m6don ellenzi soviet agresz-
sziv kilpolitikajat, stb.
A hatarozat szerint Bucharin a
leggonoszabb tipusu a kommunis-
ia haladast gallo elemeknek es
mind melyebbre sullyed a Marx
ellenes tevtanokban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
BASEBALL H1REK

A SIT. Istvan baseball csapata
vasarnap delutan ket gamet fog
jatszani a Borts Fielden. Az els6
jatek 1.30-kor, a masodik $50.
kor fog kezd6dni. Lehetseges,
hogy ez les zaz utolso game az ev-
ben. A SIT. ~Istvan csapat az els6
gamre varosi vagy farrelli csa.
pa.tal fogja osszemerni ereiet,
masodszor a cleveland Railway
Wood Hill csapattal fog merk6z-
nj. Kerjuk Youngstown magyar
sagat ,hogy minel nagyobb szam.
ban ielenjenek meg a merk3zesen.
A multi vasarnap SIT. Istyan
csapat gy6zelmet aratott a Sha.
ron Line All Stars fekete csapat
felett 1913 aranyban. A dicseret
Nagyiczki testvereket illeti. Ok
es Korhat Bella a csapat dob6ja
mentette meg a genet. Most va
sarnap 'lesz az utolso alkalom a
Youngstown magyarsagnak a
SIT. Istvan csapatot m6rk5zni
latni, mely oily j6 sikert aratott
Warren, Niles, Farrell es akroni
csapatok felett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
4 NILES, Oh REToRhkTUD
EoYHAZ HIREI
..4sA: OsEPKE IsTvAN NJ. lsak1u
.mplsu = West second Btrsst.sn.
i'ar6ehiA q templommsl eBGmhen,

Szeptember 29-en ismet a rem.
DIES id0ben lesz megtartva vasar-
napi iskolank es istentiszteletiink
vagyis a vasarnapi iskolai tanitas
lnzd6dik fel 1O-kor, az istentisz-
telet pedig fel 11-kor.
Newton Fallson leanyegyhaz.
Multi vasarnap tartotta lelke-
STINK az els5 istentiszteletet New.
ton Fallson a Christian Church
ben. A presbiterium tagjai koziil
elkissrtek lelkeszt utjaban heten.
A newton fallsiak k0zil 25 fel-
mott vett reset az istentiszteleten
az utanna tartott gyilesen. Tob-
beknek hozzasz6lasa utan kimon.
dotta a gyiiles, hogy megalakitja
a leany egyhazat Newton Fallson
Is kerte q lelkeszt, hogy havonta
ketszer tartson resziikre istentisz-
teletet. Ezeknek idejeul a h6nap
els6 es harmadik vasarnapja lett
meghatarozva. Presbiterekiil 10
sa Gabor, CAMS Istvan Is Variu
Mihaly lettek megvalasztva, Xix
mindjArt fel is eskudtek tisztiik-
mex hIs6ges Is lelkiismeretes be.
toltesere. A legk0zelebbi istentisz-
telet okt6ber Gan delutan harom
orakor lesz. Remeljiik, hogy akik
most elmaradtak valami ok miatt.
oft lesznek okt6ber Gan. A pra.
dikaci6 tArgya hazafias vonatko-
zasu lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26

Az else es italian lcgtovabb tart0
impresszi6t akkor tapasztalja a Rich
manfele gyarban, amikor latogat6
megfigyeli, hogy sokezer alkalmazott
mem csak ert munkahoz, hanem az,
hogy legnagyobb mertekben szives-
0rGmest is dolgoznak.
Es azutan, ha megtudjuk, hogy min.
den egyes alkalmazottunk egyben resi-
venyese is vallalatunknak es r7"ncsak
a k0zonseggel sDemben lev6 k0telezett-
segrek egyik reszese, hanem az iizleti
forgalom hasznab6l is kivesM reszet,
k0nnyen erthetd, hogy miert van ebben
a gyarban olyan teljes megertes, barat-
sagos egyiittmiikodes es igazi szorga-
lOm.
Gyarunk 1920 ban osztott sect resi-
venyeket az alkalmazottak k0z0tt, ami
kor reszvenyeket piaci aron alul adj
TUX el es amellett meg kenyeimes resi-
lctfizetesre is kaphattak. Az credesi
reszveny erteke fo!yton em2'k 't :.
rendkiviili osztalekot adtunk, mar ket
Nben reszvenyosztaIeko rendeltiink el
es ma alkalmazottaink, a f6tisztvisel6k
es igazgat6k nelkiil immar $7,000,000
erteku reszvennyel brnak. Mains
sejen ertek ennyit alkalmazottainlk
reszvenyei, amikor az igazgatosag ha-
tarozatab6l ujabb $4,000 reszvenyt
ajanlottunk fel alkalmazottainknak,
meg ped,g olyan aron, amely resziikre
azonnal negymillio dollar tiszta hasz-
not jelentett. Ennyivel kaptak ugyanis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26

olcs6bban a reszvenyeket, mint azok-
max a piaci ara.
A Richman gyarakat minden evben
egy hetre zdrjuk le juliusban es k6t
hstre karacsony cl6tt es akkor minden
cgyes alkalmazottunk telj,s fiNeteset
kappa meg. Az igazgatjnk ugy gondol-
kozik, hogy munkasainak egeszseges,
kitiino kedely allapota a ]egjobb be-
fektetest jelent es emharbar;tai okok-
nal fogva is silk kseges.
A Broadway iizlet megnyitasa.
Richman harmadik clevelandi uzle-
tet, 5715 Broadwayn, most september
ellen nvitottuk meg. Ez az Uzlet valia-
latunk megyycnedik iizlete az orszas
3S varosaban.
A Richman gyarakban kesziilt otto
ny0ket az egesz orszagban sajat uzle-
teinkben arusitiuk, egyenest a gyar-
bol szallitva. UZeteinkan kiviil meg
szimos kepvisel6nk is van, akik utjan
postan lchet ruhat rendelni t6hink.
Vilagszerte hires gyar.
The Richman Bros. Co. ket nagy
gyartelepet vezct, az egyik Clevela md
ban van, a mask pedig Lorain, O.-ban.
Cleveland telepiimket ugy ismerik,
mint Tegnagyobbat vilagon, amely
nencsak modern berendRzeser0l, hanem
arr6l is nevezatcs, hogy abban leo
nagyobb rend es tisztasag uraAkodik-
Ket teljes varosi block hatarolja, Is
aker a teriilete, minden oldalan nappa-
Ii vilagossag gban, fliss levegoben lehet
oft dolgozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-26
ANGoI TANFoLYAa6o&
Az INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTE-BAN
A tanitasokra asszonyok es lea
nyok jarhatnak. - Tandij nincs.

Az International Institute az
iden is tart angol nyelvi tanfolya-
okat kiilf0ldi sziiletesu asszonyok
Is leanyok szamara. A tanitasok a
kiil0nb0z6 helyeken okhber ho
els3 heteben megkezdSdnek. Min
den osztaly ellen szakavatott ta-
nit6 all, aki leguja BIB m6dszerek
szerint tanit. A tanfolyamok tel
jesen ingyenesek. Beiratkozni le
het k0vetkez0 napokon es he
lyaken:
Nelson House, Manning and
Crescent, sept. 3d., este Z 6rakor.
Truscon Steel Office oktober
Len, delel5tt 10 6rakor.
Franklin Center, 914 Franklin
Ave-, oktober Len, delutan 1-kor.
Walnut, 25 N. Walnut Street,
okt6ber Len, delutan 7.30-kor.
Poland School, Poland and
Shirley, okt6ber 2-an, delel6tt 10.
Ohio Works, Ohio Works Of
flee, okt0ber San, d. e. 10 orakor.
Franklin, 914 Franklin Ave-,
okt6ber 3, delutan Z 6rakor.