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New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
WOMAN HELD RESPONSIBLE
 FOR SUICIDE OF HUSBAND
Wife Who Handed Gun to Spouse Indicted by North Carolina
 Grand Jury.

Eliza beth City. North Carolina, March 20 Pl-Because Mrs. Roger son Sawyer has admitted that she handed her husband a pistol when he threatened during a quarrel to commit suicide, she must stand trial in June charged with moral respon- sibility for his death.
 She was at liberty today under s1.O00 bond after the grand jury had returned true bill charging that she encouraged the final act. The jurors refused to indict for mur der as asked by the state.
 Ernest Sawyer, at that time clerk of superior court, killed himself last December 7. Mrs. Sawyer testified at an inquest that they had quarrels and that she responded to his sui eide threat by giving him pistol. IL was this weapon, she admitted, with which he shortly afterWard fired a bullet into his brain.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
AMATEUR TOURNEY
 ENDED IN BOSTON
Only One Simon Pure Title Pass.
 eS Via the Knockout Route

Boston, March 20, lPl-The New England Amateur Athletic lnion $ championship boxing tournament came to an end early today "l'h crowns resting on new heads put only one title acquired by the knock aut route. Harry Allen, Brockton, raptured the 175 pound trophy hy stopping John StempkoNshl of HSue Park in the first round.
 Joe Lnlich. Holy Cross, captured r1a heavyweight honors in hard fought match with Douglas Mcktn- non. Quincy Gordon Faulkner ~omrryille. defeated Angelo Tardug- TO. Lawrence. in the 1lS pound fin .ls. Tommy Rawson, 155 pound East Boston boy outpointed Tony tataIano. Providence, E. l. In the orIv contest which went four rounds. Leslie Baker. Wa1tertown, won from Joe O'Donnell, RoXbury, at l47 bounds while Louls Maloney, Frain- s,gham. took the 160 pound title rom Al I.ebrasseur, Lynn in brlst- ing contest, Paris Aplce, Provi- lance. k. |, was the only state en- rant to survive. He became the 1e5 bound champion by virtue of a Vic- tory over John TOmasselli, Brock 'ar
 The atcr~aarce at the tournament VAS not up 10 trat of other similar toaruar nn.s in the past, fact at 'rInurtl n .ucr-a7 ng public interest .l professional sports.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20

circuit court of appeals at Chicago, purported to be orders reversing Van Gorders previous sentences on forgery charges.
 Apparently the documents were mailed to the prison officials by an outside accomplice or slipped into the mail by a convict employed to sort and open letters.
 Tried it Once Before
 It was recalled by government officials that Van Gorder attempted a similar forgery to escape eight years ago. At that time he forged the United States attorney general s name to a pardon. A friend mailed the pardon" from Washington in a ranked envelope that had been stolen from the office of the attor- ney general
 Van Gorder had been dressed out" and was being escorted from the penitentiary when he winked at a prisoner. The guard became sus- picious and he was held while prison officials investigated. They learned the pardon was a forgery and re- turned him to his cell.
 Van Gorder B years old, claims to be a graduate of the University of Minnesota and a former school teacher in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
 When he was recognized Van Cor der said:
 "l never forged anything to get out. I never saw the papers. ThT warden will tell you l haven't writ ten anyone for the last year. All that 1 know is that l was called into the office and released"
 Warden White declined to talk ot the affair except to admit that an ln- vestigation was under way. He said he was acting under rigid depart ment Of justice rules, which prohibit ed him from giving out information concerning federal prisoners.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
?En'GE WAY OUT
 0F LEAVENW0RTH
.l9,9Nn1ed at Feat, Authorities
 Return PenInen to Prison

E.a,as City. March 20 p'-As- a.raad oy the revelation that u.ag forged his way and that Of an- other man out Of the largest federal .ri-on in inc country, United states officials today planned to return Hays Van Gorder, recaptured master aen artist. to his cell at Leaven- worth, Kans.. and continue a search for C. Non Esch, his companion in flight
 The escape Of Van Gorder and Non Esch, accomplished March 2 through forged court orders, was re- vealed yesterday when Van Gorder, arrested i'll Milan, Mo. for forging money orders, was recognized by postal inspectors here, He had been brought to Kansas City for arraign- ment in federal court
 The inspectors who knew Van Cor der was supposed to be in the Leav- rnworth prison, learned that he and Non Esch had been released on writ of habeas corpus and three documents purporting to be orders from the United States circuit court at Topeka, kans. Prison authorities received the fake documents through the mail
 Obtained Official Documents
 Van Gorder obtained the docu- mtuts from the clerk of the district court at Topeka last month when he applied for two certified copies Of writ Of habeas corpus on which he Vas to be taken 10 Cape Glrardeau. No. for trial on charges Of postal theft. according to Alton H. Skinner, assistant United States district at- lorney for Kansas. The forger alter rd one Of the copies, changing the aasa number from 79 to i79 and the date from February to 2S. He then obtained blank letterhead with ne government vatermark and wrote 8 letter purporting to have yeen written by the United States marshal at Topeka attesting that the gopies Of the writ and the copies of orders from the federal circuit court pt appeals were true copies of doc Jmeuts on file In the federal district o0urt. The copies of the court or jers, two from the St Louis circuit
 ourt Of appeals and one from the
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
'N0 FUNDS STOPS
 STANLEY CONTEST.
Scholarship Competition Ended
 This Year, Announced

No Kate A. Stanley scholarship competition will be sponsored by the New Britain Musical club this year. it was announced last night by Mar GUS H. Fleitzer. president of tn: club. when he reported the action of the executive board, taken recently, to the membership at meeting at th home of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Wood. 45 Harrison street.
 Reasons given for the cessation of the scholarship enterprise was A lack of funds for the purpose, an unwilllngness 10 appeal to the puo- lie for the funds, and the difficulty Of interesting or finding students who might conform to the regld re- Quirements set down by the leading conservatories of music.
 When the first scholarship contest was staged the funds were obtained from Miss Stanley and the proceeds of a special scholarship concert. J. George Westerman, violinist, won the scholarship, going to the 1nsti- tute Of Musical Arts, New IorK, where he still is studying.
 The second scholarship last year was financed from a small balance from the year before and the pro- ceeds of another scholarship con- cert. which in reality was a request for funds to friends of the club. Adolph Sundell. violnist. won this contest, and he joined Westerman al New York.
 1 The competition sponsors faced serious difficulty last year. however, when the scholarship winner sought entrance to the institute. It was found that his age was considerably higher than the age specified at the conservatory. The specified ages here were from IS to 25 years. so that contestants who obtained high school education or it's equiva- lent could enter.
 l In New York, and other conserva- tories where inquiries were made. It was found that there is dislike to take on students above 70 years or age. Sundell was considerably be- yond 20 and had to show that he was Suf1lCltntlF advanced lo JuStlls his acceptance In order to procure his entry at his age, a special appeal had to be made to Frank Damrosch. head of the conservatory, who waived the age limit in SundelIs case in view Of him being a -choiar- ship winner.
 The idea in the conservatories, the executive board concluded, was to catch them young while the local view is that youth should not be taken away from high school studies. In Philadelphia it was found that many entered a famous conservatory at the age of l4 10 lo, and were trained to be accomplished musicians by the time they were 2o.
 The main reason for not contlnu- ing the scholarship plans this year. however. was d lack of funds fo' the purpose. T. money IS obtained in later years the plan, it is said
 may be revived.
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20

dent of the union. presided.
 Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, state prest- dent. gave an inspiring and enthust- astic address. A paper. recalling the progressive work since the or ganization of the Union on March IT. 1882. was read by Mrs. Mary A. Gilchreest.
 Some Of the accomplishments have been the founding of the Boys club of New Britain. the modern yer sion of the old time coffee room where sometimes more than 300 boys gathered evenings: the present City Mission. Black Rock Mission and Burritt Mission who found their beginning in mission rooms on Main
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
street with q paid missionary in

street with . paid missionary in charge.
 Much work has also been done in Sunday schools, the Home for In- curables Tuber. ulosis society, Erwin Home. New Britain General hospital. Town Home, Children's Home, Char ity organization ans the above nam ed three missions. At one time the New Britain Union numbered 260 members and was held as . model for other organizations.
 Mention was also made yesterday of the splendid work of Miss Har- riet Bliss who taught a large class Of foreign speaking people and also a large class in the Y. VI, c. A,
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20

Among the guests at yesterdays meeting were Mrs. Theodore Larson. president and several members of the Scandinavian Union.
 At the close of the meeting. re- treatments were served by the host eSs.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
Special Notice

A series of whists will be given once a month by the Leading Star Lodge. No. 23, Shepherds of Bethle- hem. The first will be held Thurs- day evening. at the Junior Mechan- ics hall. Glen street. Playing starts at s:30. Meeting will be held at 7:30. -adyt
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
W0MEN'S TEMPERANCE
 UNION HAS BIRTHDAY
Party Held Yesterday
 Organizatton k ~

The Woman's Christian Temper ance Union observed its 47th annl- versary with q large gathering at the home Cf Mrs. Roy Young. 225 West Main street, yester day after noon. Mrs. Edward Carter, presi-
The Washington times., 1929-08-14
Maybe I'm Wrong
BY John P. Medbury

Paris may be the style
center of the world, but the
people in Chicago are also
dressed to kill.
The Washington times., 1929-08-14
Ace Of Cads

The fellow who crossed his
bees with lightning bugs SO
that they could work at
night.
The Washington times., 1929-08-14

To Whom It May Concern
The dove of peace flew
over Glasgow once, and nine
teen Scotchmen had pigeon
for dinner.
The Washington times., 1929-08-14

Wonders Of Nature
The Swiss government has
just perfected an echo that
will answer you in any
language,
The Washington times., 1929-08-14
DOWN

L. Packs down.
2. Negative ion.
8. Selected musical work.
4. Kind.
5. Proof.
6. Hidden.
Z. Assumed name.
The Washington times., 1929-08-30

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The Washington times., 1929-08-30

Attractive airplane
propeller that adds
snap and d a sh to
your car. Fits any
radiator cap.
The Washington times., 1929-08-30
Metal Covered q "a
TfOl Chest VsaV

Heavy 3-ply frame. cover
ed with heavy metal. Fin
ished in green enamel. Has
sliding tray.
The Washington times., 1929-08-30

Unquestionably the great
est radio sensation OF the
year. Each GEMBOx is
guaranteed PERFECT and
FIRST QUALITY in the
handsome metal case that
every radio fan knows. A
fortunate purchase makes
possible this low price.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-27

ertelmeben az egylet orvosi WIS
galat es korra. val6 tekintet mel
kill vesz fel kozgyulesi hatarozat
alapjan vi tagokat. Beallasi dill
1926 evig $3.50, 25 evtol feljebb
$500. Havi dij so cent. Segely
hetenkint 5000. Aki azonnali Sc
gelyre kivan beallani, az harom
fhavi dijat k0teles befizetni, ellen
kez6 esetben csak 3 h6 elteltevel
jogosult a segelyre. Halaleseti Sc
gely tagonkint egy dollar. Felve-
telre jelentkezni lehet a minden
no masodik vasarnapjan d. u.
6rakor tartand6 k0zgyiilesen.
Figyelem. Aki szereti egyhazat
AIT mem kell szolongatni, hogy fl.
Jesse be templom-alapjat es rem
dezze havi tagsagi dijat!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-27
Trianoni gyasz-istentisztelet. 4

Trianoni gyasz-istentisztelet. Az
elmult vasarnapon gyasz drape-
riak is figyelmeztettek hiveinket
ARA a belil sajgo szomorusagra,
mely fajtankra es nemzetiinkre a
kilenc ev el0tti trianoni beke ota
borul. Emlekezesunk atszallott a
tengereken mely erzes egyse-
geben forrott Ossze a szetvagdalt
6si hazaban elo testvereinkkel. Az
eyangclium aldott szavaib6l, gyo-
z6dtiink meg rola, hogy a magyar
Igazsagot keres3 munkankban
velink az listen, aki boldogsagot
tartogat az igazsagot keresoknek.
Sirasunkat Krisztusnak hazaja-
ert ejtett k0nnyei nemesitik ke-
resztyenive. Az Igazsag utjan ha-
ladhatunk csak a Beke fele. Az
listen aldd meg a magyart" dra-
ga melodiaja, mint nemes imad-
sag fakadt fel kebliinkbol ma
gassag fele!
Folyik tanitas. Az elmult het
els6 napjatol rendszeresen, ket
tanit6val folyik nyari magyar
nyelvu tanitas. Az els0 heten Sc
gyermek iratkozott be jart fol
szorgalmasan. Ez a szam a gyiile-
kezet nepessegehez es az iskola-
k0telesek szamahoz merten meg
leIetosen alacsony. Mem tehetunk
r6la. Mi egyforma keszseggel Ia
nitanank akar 100 gyermeket is.
Hogy az iden kozpontban tani-
tunk, annak - kiadas megta-
karitason kivul legf6bb oka
epen az volt, hogy t0bb id6t tud-
junk szentelni a tanitasra. A mos
tani rendszer mellett ugy a kez-
dok, mint a halad6k napi 3 es fel
ora oktatasban reszesiilnek, mig
tavaly egy-egy csoportra tavol-
sagok Matt csupan 2-2 6rat szen-
telhettiink. Amt tavaly az ide-
oda utazgatassal kellett eltolte-
mink, ait az id6t most tanitasi
tobbletre forditjuk. Sajnaljuk,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-27

/ Hazass&gi 6vfordul6. Kedden,
junius 18-an. multi 15 eve, hogy
Bodzas Janos a SIT. Istvan tenn
plom kuratora hazassagra lepett
felesegevel, Bark6 Ilonaval. Ezt
napot 6k megUltek a SIT. Istvan
templomban reggel S-kor, ahol
megjelentek, meggy6ntak S enc
kes nagy mise alatt, melyet ma
gukert szolgaltattak, megaldoz-
tax. Szombaton este ellenben egy
nagy vacsorat adtak abb6l az,a[
kalombol, melyen sokan vettek
reszt a rokonsagbol es ismer6sok
koziil pompasan elmulattak ej-
felig. K0ztiik volt hitkozseg
plebanosa is, aki szivbol jov6 igaz
szavakkal eltette a boldog part,
akik peldas hazas eletet elnek
egymassal Is ev 6ta. Az iinnepen
jelenlevok templomukr6l sem fe-
ledkeztek meg s $22.25-t gyiijtot-
tex ossze az epitend6 templomra.
Az uj templomra. A tervbe vett
uj templomra adott ujabban Box
ry Istvanne $1,000, Jegyeztek:
Bokry Istvanne $4,000, $50 Fe-
rene (maganos) $4,000, Haszonics
Ferenc es neje $4,000, Halasz
Lajos $4,000, V. Horvath Ignac
$4,000. Keszpenzben fizettek be
eddig $12O2.2O. Megajanlottak
osszesen $16175.O0. Arr6l ertesi-
tenek, hogy mar utban vannak a
tervrajzok Budapestrol, melyek-
b6l valaszthatjuk a legszebbet
mintanak aszerint epithetjuk
templomunkat. Minden esetre ha
mar epitiink, mem fogunk epiteni
kuckot, hanem megfelelo temple
mot Isteniink dicsosegere. Buz-
g6lkodjek tehat mindenki igye-
kezzek hozzajarulni annyival,
amennyivel jarulnak az igaz hi
vek terviink kivitelehez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-27
A NILES, Oh REF FORMATUS
EQYHAZ HIREI
Kozli: CSEPKE IsTvkN rsf. lsIkSss
Templom West Second Street-s1.
Par6cbia q templommal sxsmbsn.

Piknikinkre nagyban folynak
az elokesziiletek, inert az a ce-
lunk, hogy olyan jol erezze ma
gat julius 4-en mindenki, aki a
Samu-fele farmot felkeresi, -
ahogy soha, semmifele mas pix
niken meg mem erezte. A n0egy-
let is minden erejevel melle ALT
presbiteriumnak eel elerese-
ben. Zeneszekiil is e kornyeken a
legjobb bandat fogadtuk meg, 5
aki azoknak a jatekara sem fog
j6 kedvet erezni, az csakugyan
nem erdemel egyebet, minthogy
egesz eletet busulasban t0ltse ell.
Hissziik azonban, hogy ere a
sorsra senki sem fogja itelni ma
gat, hanem amikor megzendul a
zene az elso tancra, lesz olyan
nepyandorlas Niles suteair6l "a Sa-
1mu afele farlna fele, ,aamilyet cSak
azok tapasztaltak, akik az 0rom
es boldogsag helyet keresni in
dultak AIT meg is talaltak. Le-
gyen hat minden magyar talalko-
20 -helye julius 4-sn q Samu farm.
Nyari iskolankba folyik to-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-27

hogy az iskolaztatas fontossagat
mem ertette at meg minden sziil0.
Maid aztan, ha gyermeke feln0-
vekedve mem erti meg nyelvet
niagara vessen.
A lelkesz utazasa. A vilaggyu-
lesre erkezett 6hazai piisp0kok,
konventi es a megszallott terule-
tekrol erkezett delegatusok het
fOlyaman az amerikai lelkeszek
bevonasaval konferenciat hivtak
0ssze Westinghouse. Ere kon-
ferenciara gyulekezetunk lelke-
sze, mint a nyugati egyhazmegye
esperese hivatalos meghivast ka-
pott, melynek eleget teendo, het
szerdajan Westinghouse utazott,
honnan csak het' vegen terhet
haza. Ennek k0vetkezteben csii-
t0rt0k0n es penteken az iskolai
tanitas sziinetel.
Hosszabb lesz a nyari iskola.
Tekintettel lelkesz Washington
utjara S ARA, hogy a hozzank
vart 6hazai vendegek ittlete al
kalmaval alighanem ujra egy-ket
napos tanitasi szunet valik elke-
rulhetetlenne, a tanitasi IDIOT meg
hosszabbitjuk S ICY az a szokott
hat hetnel tovabb fog tartani. Ez
a koriilmeny a megallapitott tan
dijra mines hatassal. Az csak ma
rad amint eredetileg megallapitva
volt.
Hazszenteles. Vasarnapi isten-
tiszteletJnk vegeztevel lelkesz
es sep szamu hiv0 sereg jelent
meg egyhazunk idei gondnoka-
max, Kat6ch Janosnak vi csaladi
otthonaban, hogy AIT buzg6 enek-
les es imadkozas altal ayassa fel
igazi keresztyen hajlekka. Az
egyszeriisegeben is megragado
szertartas resztvev6i emelkedett
lelekkel tavoztak kedves hal
lekbol.
Kedvezmenyes beallas. Ujon-
nan alakult, de mar is III taggal
rendelkez6 Betegsegelyz6 Egyle-
think legut6bbi gyulese ujabb so
nappal megtoldotta a kedyezme-
nyes beallas hataridejet. Ennek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-27

borzas, beiratas. Julius Len, ha
megnyilik az iskola, bizonyara vi
dam gyermekek zajat6l lesz han
gos mi templomunk tajeka. =
Hissziik, hogy nemcsak sajat fe-
lekezetiink gyermekei jonnek ell
mindnyajan, hanem a rom. g0r.
kath. magyar szul0k is megra-
gadjak az alkalmat, hogy oyer
mekeiket magyarul tanittathas-
SAX, annyival inkabb, inert ok is
csak annyi tandijat fizetnek oyer
mekeik utan, mint egyhazunk
tagjai. A gyermekeke j0v6! A
magyar jovend6 pedig magyar
gyermekeke, de csak ugy, ha ez
idegenben is gondolunk magyar
neveltetesiikre. Kiildje fel hat
minden magyar szil6 gyermeket
julius Len nyari mindennapos
magyar iskolaba.
Kereszteles. Multi yasarnap ke-
reszteltdk templomunkban SAT-
ran Istvan es neje: Szab6 Boris
ka sziiloknek els6szul0tt fiacska-
jat, XII a keresztsegben Istvan es
Bella nevet nyerte. Keresztsziilei
Macy Gyula es neje Varga Wilma
! voltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-27
aZENT 1STVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATIIoLIKUS
HITK0xSEG
Plebanos:
TT. vARLAKY SANDOR
854 Wilson Ave. Phone: S1905
Erosen kesziilunk hozza. A pix

Erosen kesziliink hozza. A pix
nikhez, melyet julius 4-en tart a
SIT. Istyan templom nepe a
Campbell parkban, szorgalmasan
kesziilnek. A, SIT. Terez Kor asz-
szonyai megalakitottak a multi
csiitortok0n este bizottsagokat
Is mindenkinek meghataroztak a
munkakort, melyet be fog t0lte-
nj azon a nagyszabasu mulatsa-
gon, mely minden val6sziniseg
szerint egybegyiijti maid a
Youngstown es kornyeken lak6
osszmagyarsagot, tekintettel a
helyre, mely igen vonz6 szepsege-
mel es kellemessegenel fogva. A
SIT. Terez Kor moi bejarjak hit
k0zseget es minden alton beko-
pogtatnak, ahol magyarok LAX
max; de bemennek olyan hazakba
is, ahol mem laknak magyarok es
kernek adomanyokat a piknikre.
Hogy milyen eredmennyel jar
max, eddig mines meg tudoma-
sunk, csupan Matyas Jozsefnerol
es id. Barko Janosner6l tudjuk,
hogy mar eddig $4,000 szedtek
ossze a julius 4-iki pikhikre. A jo-
v6 vasarnap delelott scent mise
utan ferfiak jonnek 0ssze a SIT.
Istvan Otthonban es ok. is meg
alakitjak a bizottsagokat es meg
szabjak mindenkinek a megfelelo
munkakort, hogy minden ugy
menjen, mint a karikacsapas azon
a pikniken, melyet tartunk julius
4-en a Campbell Parkban. Aki
6hajt egy kellemes~napot elt0lte-
nj, az jojjon ell ARA piknikre es
ha ep laba es keze,, ne marad-
jon ell r6la.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-27

A lelkesz utja. Egyhazunk lei
kesze az elmult ket heten keresz-
till Bostonban volt, ahol presby-
teri renszert k0vet0 reformatus
egyhazak vilagszovetsegenek
nagygyiilesen vett reszt. Reszle-
tesebb tudositast jovo heten k0z-
link.
Nyari iskolank. Nyari minden-
napos iskolank jov0 heten hetfon
veszi kezdetet. Beiratkozasokat at
ell lehet intezni vasarnap az isten-
tisztelet utan, vagy pedig hetfon.
Tanitani fognak Macy Emil kol-
legiumi ha1lgat6 es Laky Laszl6
high school novendek. A szul6k
igazan dicseretes dolgot fognak
miivelni, ha gyermekeiket beirat.
jak az iskolaba.
Piknikiink. Jov6. heten, julius
4-en lesz egyhazunk piknikje
megtartva az Ohio Works Play
groundjan. Minden elokesziiletet
megtett bizottsag a piknik meg
tartasara. Seki ne felejtkezzen ell,
jojjon ell, hogy egyhazunk egyet-
len nyari piknikje nagyon fsikeres
legyen. A piknik kezdete kora
delutan tart ejfelig. Kiyal6 ze-
nekar fogja a talpala va1ot~ ~huzni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-27
J0KAI NOR SIREMLEKENEK
FELAVATASA

Budapestrol jelentik: A hal
hatatlan Macy mesemond6, a ma
gyarsag legnagyobb iroja huszon-
ot esztend6 elott hunyt el. De
csak most keriilt sor ARA, hogy
a budapest kerepesi-uti temetG-
ben felayassak siremleket. A gy0-
nyorii siremlek koriil kegyeletes
iinnepseg foly lie. A megdics5iilt
Jokai ozvegye helyezte el ferje
halhatatlansagat hirdetS siremle-
kere Iegels6 koszorut.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-27
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hogy az iskolaztatas fontossaga rat
mem ertette at meg minden sziilo.
Maid aztan, ha gyermeke feln0-
vekedye mem erti meg nyelvet
niagara vessen.