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THESE pretty styles will make
L you and your daughter feel
fresh and cool, and look smart and
charming, when you go out to tea
parties or dinner, these midsum-
mer days. They have a summery,
dressy effect, and yet they are not
fussy. Make them yourself, and
have something very individual as
well as faShion-right It's so easy;
a detailed sew chart comes with
each pattern. And you can wear
much prettier materials when you
sew your own-at big savings, too.
Afternoon Dress With Shirring.
Shirring is one of the smartest
details you can choose-it's used
just this way in new and expen-
sive models-on the shoulders, to
give fullness over the bust, and at
the sides only of the skirt Thus
your dress has animation and
grace, and yet the front and back
are plain and won't crush and
muss when you sit down. In dim
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CHAPTER XIV

For nearly three years, ever since
Don Pedro had gone south to the
founding of the Mission Santa Bar
bara, Eulalia had lived in as chaste
a state as the old Spanish virgin.
At first she had denied herself to
him through sheer lassitude, then,
realizing his need of her, his SEEM
ing dependence upon her. she had
purposely withheld herself She had
determined that there should be ia
vor for favor. For the privilege of
holding her in his arms, he was to
return with her to Mexico.
The plan had seemed beautifully
simple to her, but when she men,
toned it to her husband he had
turned on her strange unbelieving
look. tugged his beard. muttered
something about prostitution. and
set up a camp cot in his Office by
the preside gate.
So three years had passed. Don
Pedro grew q little leaner, and his
face little wolfish with cleaning
eyes and grizzled beard, but always
stern, uncompromising. And Eula-
liza, with everything at stake upon
her attractiveness, grew more beau
tiful, but nervously alert. Her black
eyes were wary and predatory.
One day Angustias marched bold
ly toward her with a determined
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Pedro himself had explored. His
few books, which he had moved
from the palacio, were on rough
shelf And in one corner was his
camp cot. She lifted her nose dis
dainfully at the crude furnishings as
she remembered the splendid fit
tings of the viceregal palace at Mex
leo City. A fine Office for the Cover
nor of all the Californiasl
She fretted uneasily, but the Gov.
ernor did not notice her.
so they dare!" he was saying,
they dare, these rash new people,
to send ships to our Pacific Coast,
which they must well know is ter
ritory Of the King Of Spain! What
kind Of people are they, in God S
name! Are they not contenred with
the whole Atlantic Coast, that they
must send ships here! l do not mind
confessing to you, gentlemen, that
l fear these people. They will make
us trouble some day, mark my
words. This continent, large as it
is, is not large enough to hold US
all. We should exterminate them"
Several officers nodded anxiously
in assent.
We'll, these ships from what
is it they call themselves?"
Los Estados Unidos de Ameri.
ca"
THE United States of America!
What blasted effrontery! / suppose
we are included in these United
States! Subject to their king!"
He is not king, your Excellen-
cy. He calls himself president. I"
'Pahi Not even a king! What is
his name?" He examined the pa
pers again. Washington, General
George Washington! Whew!" His
tongue struggled with the English
words. Now / an sending word to
Don Jose Dario Arguello at San
Francisco that if these two ships,
the Columbia and the Lady Wash
ington, put into San Francisco bay
they are to be seized, and their cap
tains-what are their unholy names?
Captain James Kendrick and Cap
tain Robert Gray-are to be thrown
in prison"
The officers bowed and departed.
Don Pedro turned toward his wife
with inquiring eyes. She rose slow
ly and began moving about the lit
tie room.
II remember the first time / saw
a map like this" she said, pausir G
before the map of the Californias.
1T was in the palace of the Vice
roy" She traced a trail with her
finger. And they told me 1 could
ride to Monterey in my coach. Hum.
Liars!" she Kissed suddenly.
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Designs for Sheer Cot+ons

ity, voile, organdy, handkerchief
lawn or null, with a youthful tie
belt and frills of lace, this will be
the most f1attering frock you own.
BOlero FrOck for Little Girls.
With or without the sleeveless
bolero, this dress is a perfect dar-
ling for little girls! It's so simple
and yet it has loads of style, with
its very puffed sleeves, very full
skirt, and little round collar. No
tice how short the bolero is-that's
the smart new kind. Make this up
in dotted swiss, dimity, organdy or
batiste, and trim it with ricrac,
irish edging, or linen lace.
1905 is designed for sizes 4, 6. 8.
10 and II years. Size 6 requires
2A yards of 35 inch material for
dress alone. Three-eighths ward
for bolero; "a yard for contrasting
collar, if desired. Two and three
eighths yards is required for trim
ming bolero and collar.
1545 is designed for sizes II, IA.
Is, 18 and 20. Size IA requires 4M
yards of 35 inch material. Three
yards of lace edging for neckline
and sleeves. One and one-fourth
yards ribbon for belt.
Send your order to The Sewing
Circle Pattern Dept, Room 1920,
I'll W. Wacker Dr., Chicago, IL.
Price of patterns, Is cents Tin
coins) each.
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leaned his head In mis- hands and
groaned.
"Ai, Dios mio, can not leave
my California; ! would be lost any
where else in all the wide world. this
country only is my home. the home
of my heart"
II will not leave i'll" he ex-
claimed suddenly. Why should |
sit here sniveling In my beard be-
cause my woman torments me?
What has come over me? Am / no
longer man, and governor Of Cali
fornia? Hal" He smote his chest.
Il shall go now. this very day,
this very hour on a long visit. /
shall go to Santa Barbara, and San
Gabriel and San Diego, and have
some festivities. And / shall leave
Eulalia here alone. l shall be stern
and hard hard as my bed" He
kicked the overturned cot.
Come to her bed! Not II ! will
60 out and seek the company Of
worthy priests and good soldiers,
pioneers all, and we will talk man
talk, and drink deeply together"
He took his gun down from the
wall and cuddled it in his arm.
"And you shall go with me, my
friend, and we will kill the hugest
bear in all California;"
In her room at the palacio Eula-
liza was writing lengthy document.
When she had finished it, she poured
sand over the paper, then read the
contents carefully. What she read
evidently pleased her, for she smiled
many times. Then she called for
servant, and the letter was delivered
to a courier riding south with off,
cial dispatches.
where is the Governors frank
on this?" inquired the courier when
he received it.
1T is from her Excellency," mur-
INJURED the servant.
'Humph." grunted the courier,
and tucked it carefully away in his
bag.
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CHAPTER XVI

Eulalia watched the Governor
preparing for his departure with
out a word. His impedimenta
seemed to consist mainly of small
casks of aguardiente, and skins of
wine; of guns and ammunition. He
wore his disreputable leather jerkin.
and toughest boots. He packed a
few other belongings haphazardly
into his knapsack.
When he was ready, he bowed
before his wife ironically and said
with mock reverence.
La Sonora la Gobernadora! /
go, and l know not when l return.
Do not grieve for me, but control
your impatience for my company
until | return, which will be in due
time, and according to my own free
will. AdioS!"
Eulalia said nothing. but drew her
brows together darkly.
She watched Don Pedro and his
party gallop away across the pa
ade-ground toward the great gate
which was swung open and ready
for them.
A few miles outside the preside,
the Governor and his gay party
came upon the mail courier, lying
beneath a tree, his head pillowed
on the sack of mail.
"Hol" cried his Excellency.
What Is this? Is it in such man.
ner that the Kings business is car
ried on? But never mind" he added
hastily as the fellow scrambled to
his feet guiltily. Never mind. Do
not disturb yourself. ! would like
to lie down and rest too. Let us all
rest, caballeros, and let us wash
some of this dust out Of our
throats!"
All dismounted.
ITO BE CONTINUED
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ter Richter, Bonduel, Wis; Mrs.
P. c. Blakely, Alden, Mich.
Honorable Mention.
Emogene Williams, Damon,
Texas; Mrs. Simon Moen, Norma,
N. D.; Mrs. Dick Collins, Mason
vile, Iowa; Mrs. B. F. Herman,
Box lib, Crosby, Miss; Mrs.
Paul Lorenz, P. o. Box 225,
Strathmore. Calf; Mrs. S. S. Ar
entz, Simpson, New; Mrs. Vida
Hilger, Box 257, Rockland, Mich.
Mrs. Grace H. Peterson, Box 335,
Amherst, Wis; Mrs. Cecil Skin
ner, Bedford, Wyo.; Mrs. Joe Fur
mace. 317 West Twentieth St.,
South Sioux City, Neb.
Magnificent Cakes Entered.
The judges report that they have
never seen a finer collection of
cakes assembled at one time. Be
cause almost all the cakes were
so exceptionally good, it was ex-
tremely difficult to choose the win
ners. But a most careful scoring
system was used, and the cakes
were checked for general appear
ance, including shape, size and
crust, both color and character;
flavor, including odor and taste;
lightness; crumb, including tex
ture, rated as to its fineness, ten
derness, its moistness and elias
ITCHY, and its color and the grain.
G. Houston Goudiss has said
that he regrets that every woman
who entered the contest could not
win a prize. He offers his con-
gratulations to the winners and
his thanks to the many other
homemakers who helped to make
this Cake Contest such a splendid
success.
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Boulder Dam Required an Expenditure
of $165, 100000 Before 1t Was Completed

Boulder dam was built between
the rock walls in Black canyon on
the Colorado river, that same
treacherous torrent which carved
out the Grand canyon and which
forms the Arizona-Nevada boundary
line near Las Vegas. New.
Such a project to control the dan
gerous floods of the Colorado, and
to provide against the drouth peri
DDS which ensue after its spring
time rush to the gulf with the melt
ing Rocky mountain SHOWS had been
conceived many years before it was
begun.
Even the location in Black canyon
or in Boulder canyon, 18 miles up
the river, had been agreed upon by
engineers. But there was no way Of
financing the project, which cost
S165, 900, 900, until the demand for
power in the rapidly growing south
ern California cities and the inter-
mediate area made it feasible.
It is to be paid for entirely out Of
earnings. Actual work on the main
project was completed in five years,
two years less than anticipated. At
times there were more than 5000
workmen employed in the night
and-day operations, and trucks, ma
chinery and other equipment of un-
heard-of proportions were built just
for the project.
The dam face is 726 feet high.
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Origin of the annie Oakley"

According to American Tramp
and Underworld Slang" edited by
Godfrey Irwin, the phrase Annie
Oakley" means free ticket or pass
to an amusement or entertainment.
The passes were punched with holes
to prevent their being sold as regu-
lar tickets and to prevent money be-
ing refunded if the show did not go
on, as is customary with paid ad-
missions. Thus, they resemble the
cards that were used for targets,
after the famous rife shooter, Annie
Oakley, finished shooting at them.
Annie Oakley performed with the
Buffalo Bill circus for II years. The
term originated in the circus world,
but is now included in common slang.
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tread that bespoke some matter Of
import brewing in her mind.
'Ninal" she spoke sharply, stand
ing with arms akimbo. You will
pardon me for speaking to you this
way: God is my witness, l have
kept quiet long enough. But this
thing goes too far!"
What thing?" murmured Eula.
liza easily.
"You know well enough. This
thing of Don Pedro, bless his heart,
sleeping down at his office. Three
years! Humphl" She snorted loudly.
Perhaps it is not fitting that sim
gle woman, such as l, should speak
of such things. Indeed it is pain
full, difficult, for me to Go so, but
/ must :"
Eulalia smoothed an eyebrow with
a finger-tip. "Um-m-m," she muir
INJURED. II think shall take walk.
Across the preside. And call on
his Excellency in his Office" She
rose grandly and. holding her skirts
aloof from the dust, walked erectly
across the parade-ground.
In his Office the Governor was puz-
zling over a letter he had received
by a courier from San Francisco.
So that when Eulalia swept i'm
periously into the Office. he greeted
her absently although surprisedly.
Eulalia sat impatiently in the
chair he offered her, and looked
around the office while the Cover
nor talked excitedly. The white
washed walls were hung with maps,
crisscrossed with marks Of trails
over unknown country which Don
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FACES said nothing. She circled
till she reached the cot. She sat
down upon II.
You have that old robe of pelican
down on your coil"
$50 you remember it7" asked
Don Pedro.
"Ah, yes What hard little
bed" she murmured. And so mar.
row." She raised her eyes to him.
1T is as narrow as the grave, "
replied Don Pedro. And as hard
as stone. But am used to sleeping
on it. am as calloused as a Fran
ciscan."
1T could hardly hold two people,
could it? No matter how fond their
love-"
Don Pedro looked at her strange
ly.
Two could sit upon 1t, side by
side. and still be strangers, he said.
and walked slowly to her.
She looked up at him invitingly.
''Sit down them" she said, pat
ting the robe Of down. land let us
see if we two can not sit here and
be friends"
He hesitated, then sank beside
her.
"Querido you great bear, p"
she said. come to your own room
tonight and let US talk"
He drew away from her.
About what?" he asked suspi-
ciously.
About going back to Mexico to-
gether. You and and the children.
You have too many anxieties here
and we are not happy here
together. Come. let us go back. Let
us be happy the rest of our lives.
You, and l too, have done our duty
by our King in this California.
Come"-she caressed him-"and
the rest Of our lives will be a honey
moon. Do you not desire that?"
For an unhappy moment Don Pc
dro stared into his wife's flushed
pleading face, then abruptly jerked
away from her and stood in the
center Of the room. fists clenched.
brows knotted.
DUTY! VINO are you to speak Of
duty! You do not know the meaning
of the word! Wheedling me, deceiv-
ing me, trying to seduce me from
what l consider right"
Eulalia sprang to her feet.
Very we'll! Do as you please!"
] AS the door closed behind her the
Governor, with a curse, swept his
desk clean with one hand. Papers,
books, quills and ink scattered on
the floor.
Damn herl" he said fervently
Damn her! What is it Indizuela
called her? Cold. cruel Spaniard!
Yes, the coldest and cruelest l ever
knew. Why can not l be left in
peace? l only ask to be alone to
do my duty do not want 10
90 back to Mexico, or to Spain!"
He flung the words at the silent
walls as though someone had chal-
lenged him.
Then Eulalia's words came back
to him. ITO live a honeymoon the
rest Of our lives little COM
fort a little ease - They
sounded reasonable when he said
them to himself.
Fifty years :" he muttered,
81 am over fifty years, and the best
of those years have been given to
this siren, California. Why not go
back?"
His foot rustled against the map
that lay crumpled on the floor. He
picked it up and smoothed it across
the desk. AS he did, his fingers
almost unconsciously began tracing
trails which he had travelled. Here
was the mysterious country across
the bay from San Francisco, the
tule country, and hundred spots
where his camp-fres had been.
Here were crosses that marked mis-
sion sites that he had helped dedi-
cate; here was where he had the
| fight with the bears Again he
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From a bottom thickness of $50 feet
it tapers to a top thickness of As
feet, and this mass of solid concrete
has pushed back the waters Of the
Colorado to form Lake Mead, the
largest artificial body of water in
the world. 1t is lis miles in length,
will attain maximum depth Of 585
feet, and varies in width from the
narrow Boulder canyon gorge which
separates the two main lake Sec
tons to eXpanses Of water many
miles across. Its ford marked
shoreline eventually will be $50
miles long.
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important Counties

Six counties of this country
Cook in Illinois, Los Angeles in
California, Philadelphia in Penn
sylvania, Wayne in Michigan, New
York in New York and Cuya-
hoga in Ohio-contain one-tenth of
the population of the United States
and produce one-fourth of the bus
mess pay roll.-Collier's
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Winners in Cake
Recipe Contest

THE home economists on the
l. staff of the Experimental
Kitchen Laboratory. maintained
in New York city by c. Houston
Goudiss, who conducts our
"WHAT TO EAT AND WHY" Sc
ries, have reached their decision
concerning the prize winners in
the recent Cake Recipe Contest.
Winners have already been mott
fed and have received their
checks.
The first prize of $500 went to
Mrs. D. F. Kelly, 1904 Charles ST.,
Whitewater, Wis.
Second Prize Winners.
The five second prizes were
awarded to Mrs. H. Harshbargen
of 2427 Fifth Ave, Altoona, Pa. !;
r. A. Williams, 12075 Rosemary
Ave, Detroit, Mich; Mrs. c. A.
Burns, Box 1888, Oakland, Miss. !;
Miss Sadie Cunningham, Avon
more, Pa; and Mrs. Laura Meyer,
107 Pleasant St., Plymouth, Wis.
Third Prize Winners.
Mrs. T. H. Fjone, Flaxville,
Mont; Mrs. Lester Ralston, 127
South Judd ST., Sioux City, Iowa /;
Mrs. Harry A. Kramer, 16 Marin
Road, Manor, Calf; Mrs. F. D.
Mcdonald, Route /, Amherst, Tex
as; Vera Tygar, Commodore, Pa. /;
Mrs. George Ahlborn, R. D. No. l.,
Mt. Pleasant, Pa; Mrs. B. A.
Robinson, Box 578, Emmett, Ida
ho; Jean Guthrie, 47l2 Campbell
ST., Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs. Wal
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LARGEST Flao

The largest national flag in his
tory. so far as is known, is one
of the Stars and Stripes, made by
a New York company for De-
troit department store in 1923,
says Golfers. This flag, which
cost $2,700, is more than 20,70O
square feet in area.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-27
VI POLGAROK

Sharon-Farrell es k0rnyek-
bell polgarosod6k k0z0tt a k0-
vetkez6 magyarok is nyertek
polgarpapirt:: Bakondy Istvan,
Duruttya Gyorgy, Elek Istvan-
ne, Fellner Danielne, Gancsos
Kalmanne, Hideg Ferenc, Hor-
vath Mihaly, Hubert Istvan,
Jancs6 Sander, Kovacsne,
Sharpsville-b6l, Kormos Ist-
vanne Is Ment6 KAroly.
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FELHIvAs

Felhiyom a Youngstown, o.,
Magyar Ref. Egyhazi Ferfi es
MOI Betegsegelyzo Egylet tag
jait, hogy gyiilesunket folyo
no San, vagyis a rank kovet-
kez6 vasarnap delutan 2 orai
kezdettei tartjuk meg. Kef
retnek a tagok minel nagyobb
szamban megjelenni, ANIMAL is
inkabb. mivel most lesz a
szamadas is megejtve es a tit
kar is most fogja megtenni je-
lenteSet a multi evben t0rtent
iigyekrol, roviden 0sszefoglal-
va, penztari forgalmunkat te-
telezve, ugy ia bevaelek6l,
mint a kiadasokrol, ami a tag
sagot kell, hogy erdekelje es
minden tagnak tudnia kell,
hogy mib6l voltak beveteleink
eS mire yoltak kiadasair1k. Ha-
rom havi hatralek vegett fig
geSztetett Danko Istvan, kere-
tik megjeienni hatraleka rem
dezese vegett.
Menyhert Janos, titkar.
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ELVESZETT KARTYAK
MASOLATA KAPHATO

A Social Security alatt min
denki, aki dolgozik, kap egy
kartyat, amelyen egy szam van
es ez a kartya or0k id6kre
szolgal, mint igazolvany, az
aggkori biztositasnal.
Sokan elvesztettek kartyai-
kat es eddig masolatert Wash
ingtonba kellett folyamodni.
Most azonban a Social Secu-
rity irodajaban, amely a Ter
minal epiletben van, k0nnyeb-
ben megkaphatja a masola-
tot.
Sokan AIT hiszik, hogy ebber
az evben a munkas hozzajaru-
lasa a Social Securityhez emel-
kedik. Ez a hiedelem teves,
inert a jelenlegi egy szazalekos
ado (ami a munkast illeti)
meg ebben az evben es jov6re
is ervenyben marad es csak
kes6bb emelkedik.
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5278-AL KISEBB
A AREC|SzTRALAS
A megyeben 76,S42 regisztralt
szavazO van. Aki ket nOvem-
beri valasztason mem szavazOtt,
annak nevet kidobtak a lis
tarolf

A megyei valasztasi tanacs
(board of election) bevegezte
a Youngstown Campbell es
Struthersben regisztralt pol
garok lisztajanak atvizsgalasat
es jelenti, hogy Youngstown
ban 1895, Campbellben 317 es
struthersben 275 olyan szava-
zot talaltak, aki mem szavazott
az 1887 es 1886 evi novemberi
valasztasokon. A torveny err
telmeben ezeket, a szavazokat
levettek a lisztard es mostan-
tol kezdve mem szavazo polga-
rok, hacsak ujra mem regisz-
tralnak. -
Minden ilyen szavazonak ne
we're es legutobb megadott ci-
mere postakartyat kildott a
tanacs. Aki ilyen ertesitost ka-
pott, vagy ha nem is kapott,
de tudja, hogy mem szavazott
a fent emlitett ket evben, az
menjen ell a valasztasi tanacs
irodajaba a Realty epiilet 2-ik
emeleten es registration ujra,
inert csak ebben az esetben sza
vazhat maid az idei valaszta-
sokon. <
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TARN0CY ARPAD
JUDILEUMA

Sajnaljuk, hogy a Nagybi-
zottsag alapszabalyhoz kotott
gyuleset mem halaszthattuk el
es exert szemelyesen mem me-
hetiink Akronba legjobb kivan-
sagainkat ugy a magunk, mint
az Amerikai Magyar Hetilapok
Sz0vetsege neveben atadni. Te-
hat ICY gratulalunk es kiva-
nunk tovabbi iroi sikert Tarno-
cy Arpadnak es tovabbi tisztes.
seges magyar lapot az akron
testver magyarsagnak.
Az Akroni Magyar Hirlal
most vasarnap iinnepli Is ewes
jubileumat es ez alkalombol al
akroni magyar egyhazak &
egyletek Tarnocy Arpad seer.
keszt6 es amerikai magyar ire
tiszteletere nagy jubileumi ebe
Diet rendeznek. ~: 80
A Youngstown es k0rnyek
magyarsag jol ismeri Tarnocy
Arpadot,. aki valamikor -.itt eli
koztunk Youngstownban es &
mar % ewes Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap szerkeszt6segeben is dol
gozott es lit adta XII egyik lap
jat is.
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YOUNGSTOWN
FtJGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. Marion S&ndor, ielkksz
s25 Mahoning Ave Phone 34657

IsTENTIszTELET vasarnap
delelott pontosan fel IL orakor,
el6tte fel 1O-tol vasarnapi is
kola.
NoEGYLETuNK ez evi els6
rendes gyileset februar no 8
an, csiitortokon este tartja. Ez
alkalomma1 beszelik meg es
aIlapitjak meg a februar 27-en
rendezend6 nagyszabasu "fon6
bal" vegleges programjat is
AZ 0sszes erdekeltek pontos
megjeleneset keri az elnokseg
SZINIEL6ADAS lesz most
vasarnap a Central Auditorium
ban. Az el6adas pontban
orakor kezdodik, hogy utana
a tancra ANIMAL tobb lido jusson
Ifjaink bemutatnak harom
egyfelvonasos vigjatekot A
'"Beteg"-ben jatszanak: Hura
Erzsebet, 10th Erzsebet, Macy
Zs6fia, Csepke Irma es Kerti
Andras;; "Forog vagy mem fo-
rog" paraSzt komediat bemu.
tatjak 10th Gizella, B. Kiss
Erzsebet, Pogany Jozsef es
Cspeke Janos es a "10-es sza-
mu paholy"-ban szerepelnek:
B. Kiss Erzsebet, Borko Piros-
ka, Hodory Sander es 10th Fe-
reno. E humoros targyu szin-
darabok bemutatasa, re1neljiik,
nagy megelegedest fog kivalta-
nj a hallgatosag koreb0l. If
jaink pedig igyekezni fognak
tudasuk legjavat nyujtani,
hogy ezuton is megmutassak
magyar nyelviink iranti szere-
tetiiket. Az el6adast Medve es
Szikora muzsikajara 9 oratol
tanc koveti. Belep6jegy SOC,
csak a tancra 35c, gyermek-
jegy 10c.
A magyar nevelo munkat
partolo es meltanylo testve-
reinket szeretettel hivjuk es
varjuk egyhazunk es annak
ifjai neveben.
BETEGSEGELYZO Egyle-
think kedvezmenyes beallasi
ideje meg tart. Marcus vegeig
jelentkezoket orvosi vizsga mel
lett beallasi dij nelkiil vesz-
Silk fel. Fizetiink heti 6 dol
lar betegsegelyt es kulon SO
dollar halaleseti segelyt az
egylet penztarabol. Havi dij
csekely so cent. Onmagan Sc
git, ha kozenk all!