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Evening star., 1920-01-07
YANKEES TO MEET
DEMANDSOF ruth
SIugger Agrees to Play in
New York After HugginS
Guarantees Cash.

NEW YORK. January Col. Rup-
pert, president and part owner of the
New York Yankees. has confirmed
the statement from Los Angeles that
Babe Ruth had accepted terms after
a conference with Miller Huggins and
had signed IAN agreement to play
with the team this year
In telegram to Col. RUPERT Mil
Ter Higgins said:
Ruth greatly plelSed over transfer
to New York from Boston and glad
OF chance to play at Polo Grounds.
Has signed agreement.
The closing words werc not alto
cether clear. but are taken to mean
thaJ the contract for two more sea
sons at $1,000 a year. held by the
Boston club and taken over by New
York when the Sensa- oual hitter
was purcha sed on Monday for n price
over 100000. remains in force but is
supplemented by an agreement 10Y
more money in the way Of bonus
for hitting feats or the position at
tanned by the team in the race.
Ruth Assured of Cash.
According to Col Rupert. Husgins
had fun authority to aci Tor inc
club. and il is felt that all money
questions have been settled to the
satisfaction Of the player. This beng
the case. j: is practically assured 'iGtl
will get n large cash settlement as
The PLAYER stated yesterday III Los
Angeles that he would not put on a
Yankee uniform until he haG received
at least a part OF his purchase price
In all probabi!it: the terms o. me
new agreement will rot be oi1ciaiiS
announced but ii is safe to say lhat
Babe Ruth will be one of the high
est salarled players in the history OF
the game.
In answer to published story from
California that Ruth would not play
in New York unless he received part
Of the purchase money, Col Rupptrt
smiIingIy replied:
we have no interest in that end;
we paid Harry FraZee a pretty nifty
sum for the player. and, of course, he
can do what he likes with ii.
Yanks After More Players.
In discussing the situation further,
he said:
we arc confident that Ruth VIII
add great strength to the Yankees.
hut we want more and are working
now to get it. AS a matter of fact.
negotiations are pending for two
other players, which we hope VIII he
completed before the training trip
begins.
The purchase of Ruth is likely to
Frank Baker Our chances now look
so bright for winning the American
League pennant that both Lewis and
Baker may reconsider their talk about
retiring.
My Wild Irish Rose. Liberty Hut To-
Evening star., 1920-01-07
Made Supervising Audit Clerk.

The President has authorized the
appointment of Edward W. Oyster as
supervising audit clerk in the federal
board for vocational education, at So
600 year. To do that the President
waived the requirement of reinstate-
ment and service of six months i'm
mediately following, in one Of the de-
partments in which Mr. oyster was
employed. Mr.. Oyster is a
veteran Of the civil war, with many
years service in the government
printing office and Interior and Treas
ury departments.
Evening star., 1920-01-07
QUERY
-%lH- CASE TODA4

Los ANGELES. Calf. January -
Replies of three alienists TO d.
pothetical question of about 5,00j
words today would complete submis-
sion of evidence for the state in the
trial of Harry s. New fo- the ale
legged murder of Miss Freda Less
his fiancee. it was indicated by Dis
trict Attorney WoolWine. The do
Tense planned to introduce a smai!
amount of evidence intended to con-
trovert that offered in rebuttal by the
prosecution.
With each side planning to requir5
a full day for argument, it was be-
lieved the case would go to the jury
Friday night.
Court adjourned early yesterday 10
permit Mr.. Woolwine to prepare the
questions he intended asking Drs.
Charles A. Allen, Louis Weber and
ID. II. Calder.
Evening star., 1920-01-07
ARMY-YALE GAME OFF?

NEW HAVEN, January IA re-
sumption of the ArmyYale foot ball
classic in 1920 will be impossible.
This came out from a reliable source
last night. The managers of the
elevens could not come to any under
standing as to a date, and as a re-
suit this game. which has received
BILE publicity, has been aban-
doned.
Colgate and West Virginia will fea-
ture next years Yale season. The
foot ball schedule will be announced
in two weeks.
Evening star., 1920-01-07

the fight in the summer time, when
we can be absolutely sure that the
weather will be good. But the date
must depend largely on what the
boxers themselves say about it.
Split OF Money Up to Boxers.
THE division of the money is an
other question which the boxers
must decide. That it will be the
greatest match the world has known,
at least in point of interest. is GER
tain 1t is more than natural: it is
more than racial. Every one knows
of Carpenter partly from his war
fame; every one has a good idea of
what Dempsey can do. The whole
world will be interested in the out
come
Evening star., 1920-01-07
WOMAN'S WESTERN GOLF
BATTLE FOR OAK PARK

CHICAGO, January 7.-Awarding of
the womens western golf champion
ship to the Oak Park Country Club
here was announced today. The tour
nament will be held the week of Au-
gust %.
A proposal to stage a junior cham
pionship, with an age limit of from
thirteen to eighteen years, in con-
nection with the event, is under con-
by the executive committee
of the association, it was said.
Evening star., 1920-01-07
"All Set Now" Says Griff.

I'VE are all set to go ahead with
our work of building up winner for
Washington" said Clark Griffith, after
the annual meeting of stockholders
of the Nationals yesterday. when af-
fairs of u routine nature were at
tended to. w. NJ Richardson OF Phil
adelphia, the new vice president and
treasurer, was on hand to meet his
associates.
Evening star., 1920-01-07
Mclean to Begin Training.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. January T.
Robert Mclean, champion ice skater
of the world, has left this city for
Lake Placid. n. Y. to begin training
for a championship series of six races
in February against Oscar Mathieson
at Christiania, Norway. Mclean will
sail from New York January 49,
Evening star., 1920-01-07
Exciting Roller Skating Races.

\ large crowd was on hand last
ni-Et q; the Coliseum to witness the
roIlc~ .i.JjiNc races and the excite
mcrt ran high while I'll" cOutcSts We're
On. Ecnr~ Bsnuert captured tre first
even; of a mile in 2:2a -: 6. Mo-
row the second. i'll 8. 3. and Tom
CsunelIo the third. in SO -. All
three events were we'll fought out to
tho tape.
Evening star., 1920-01-07
Rutgers to Meet Detroit.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j.. January
THE Rutgers foot ball team will
invade tine west next fall for a grid
iron battle with the University of
Detroit on the latterS home grounds.
The game will be staged on Thanks
giving day, November 25, and will be
the first western game played by
Rutgers.
Evening star., 1920-01-07
Wheatley Defeats HenshaW.

In the pocket. billiard tourney at
the Grand Central last night, George
Wheatley defeated Henshaw the Ma
rine, in a well contested match, 100
to 81. Wheatley's high run was 13,
while Henshaw's best was 10. Tonight,
Walter Wallace and William Peace
will cross cues. =.
Evening star., 1920-01-07
Jean Dubuc Sold to Toledo.

The Giants have sold Pitcher Jean
Dubuc outright to the Toledo club of
the American Association. Manager
Bresnahan now has four fingers who
were formerly with New York clubs
Recently he acquired Merkle. Nelson
and Carpenter from the Yankees.
Evening star., 1920-01-07
French Bourse Prices Easier.

PARIS. January Prices were
ca sier on the bourSc today.
Rentes IS francs 70 centimcs; eX-
change on London Al francs so cen
times; per cent loan IS francs 40
centimes The dollar was quoted at 10
francs 9S centimes.
Evening star., 1920-01-07
Liberty Bond Prices.

NEW YORK. January 7.s-Price5 OF
liberty bonds at II 30 am. today were: I:
BIS, 10000: first A., $3.50; second 4s.
92.1O: frsts 4lis, $3.50: second = S.
30 46 third as. $50; fourth ~ :,
% so victory 3%s 92.0S; victory ~ s.,
9a06.
Evening star., 1920-01-07
Red Sox Release Heinie Wagner

Heinie Wagner, former shortstop
of the Red Sox, will not be with the
team during the coming season. Wag-
ner was assistant to Manager Bar
row during the latter part of the
1919 season. No statement has been
made as to his plans.
Evening star., 1920-01-07
QUOTATIONS FOR SILVER.

NEW YORK. January Bar silver,
Ls.. MeAIC4u dollars. 1.Vl -.
Evening star., 1920-01-07

Ny Wild Irish Rose. Liberty Hut To-
night-AdvertiSem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKER0L N
Verhovay tisztujitas
"A ,lszombat esti rendkiviili koz-
gyiilesen ujbol megvalasztottak a
regi tisztvisel6ket, Gy0nyorU
eredmeny az elmult evben.

SZombaton este tartotta a Yer
hovay Seg6lyegylet youngstown
10S-ik fiokja az evi el:zamol6 es
Itisztujjito k0zgyiiltst a reforma-
Itus cgyhaz gyiilestcrmeben. Igaz,
hogy a gyjilesen t0bben is lehot-
tex volna, de a megjelentek Macy
6rdekl6d6siikkeli igazoltak, hogy
,szlviikon viselik cgyletiik sorsat.
A felolvasott evi szamadast a
harmas bizottsagi tagok milIden
tekintetben pontosnak talaltak es
azokat jova hagytak. Rendkiviil
nagy mcgclegedettseget keltett,
hogy a fi6k keszpenz vagyona az
clmult 6vben t0bb mint eyer dol
larral szaporodott. Dacara annak,
'hogy az egylet tagjai k0ziil sokan
,hazautaztak az 6vben meeis ha-
rom taggal szaporodott a tagallo-
many az evben es ICY fiok 2o2
taggal ma a legnagyobb egylete
Youngstown es k0rnyekenek. A
labb adjuk az evi elszamolas a
j.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
AKrNEK HARoM FELEsEGE VAN

Debrecenb6l jelenti tudosit6nk. Err
dekes biinport targyalt napokban a
debreceni kir. t0rvenyszek, Szuhauy
Andor Or. elnoklete alatt. K6nya Am,
brus % ewes foldmiives volt vadlott,
akinek kett6s bigamia terheli a lelket.
Masfel ev alatt haromizben hazaso-
dott K6nya es egyket h6napi boldog
hazaselet utan, elhagyta mindharom
feleseget A hazassagokat kIlonboz6
k6zsegekben kovette ell, hamis okma-
nyok felmutatasa segelyevel, amelyek-
ben n6tlenkent volt feltiintetve. Erde-
kes. hogy mindegyik feleseget Zsu-
zsannanak hivtak. A debreceni tor
venyszek azonban ezt sem we've eny-
Lito koriilmenynek, masfelevi b0rt0n
re itelte haromneju .Konyat. A fel
ielentest - es ez legerdekesebb -
harom any6s tette meg szelhamos
v6uram ellen. Az any6sok ugyanis
megneszeltek turpissagot, szervezetbe
t6moriiltek egymassal es birai ele ALI
tottak veszedelmes parasztkalan-
.dort.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
ELETMENTO ANYA.
Az ego hazbol kimentette a oyer.
ket, XII tul van minden
veszelyen.

A multi heten, penteken del
utan tortent, hogy a 43 SO. Wor-
tington Streeten Iak6 AsXaldos. Er
denet a eszomszedja megkerte. ar
ra, hogy mig 8 a groceriba
megy, addig legyen sziyes.a a oyer
mekere vigyazni.
Valdosne Szivesen tett eleget a
keresnek es mivel neki is ket ap-
70 gyermeke van, azert el6bb
megnezte, hogy biztonsagban
lesznek-e a gyermekei, amig 8
nehany pillanatra a szomszedban
Ilnarad. A hazhan hagyta tehat a
9 ewes Eide fiat es a 10 h6napos
Elma leanyat es a szomszedba
itavozott.
Alig volt oft nehany pillanatig,
Ia fiucska felhasznalta edes anyja
Itavozasat es felmaszott egy seek
re, hogy a szekreny tetejen levG
gyufa skatulyabol nehany szal
gyujt0t kivegyen. A flu jatszafli
kezdett a gyufakkal a mely meg
gyuladt es nehany pillanat mulva
langot fogott kozelben hevero
papiros is, a mitol azutan tiizet
fogott a konyha asztal. A tiiz
persze hamarosan elterjedt es mi
kor a langok az ablakon kicsap-
tax, akkor vette eszre szomszed-
ban tartozkodo megremiiut anya,
hogy tiiz van a hazaban.
4 Azonnal atszalaGt a langokt6l
beboritott konyhaba, a honnan 81
llerilt is neki elete megkockaz-
tatasaval a kisebbik gyermeket a
leanykat kimenteni, de fiat mem
,talalta sehol. E k0zben ertesitet-
Tex tllZ0ltOSag0t, amely hama
,rosan a hely szinen termett es a
ifiut is kimentette az ego hazb6l
,,mindket gyermeket bevittek a
Scent Erzsebet korhazba, hol az
orvosok nem sok remenyt fiiztek
a gyermekek eletehez. Masnar
iszombaton gyermekek jobbar
Ilettek es e h6ten mar haza is vi
Ihettek Sket. Szerencsere egesi Sc
Ibet egyik sem szenvedett, csakis
q .fiisttol ajltak ell, inert meg
idejeben kisZabaditottak 6ket.
A tiizet gyorsan eloltottak E:
ICY kar mem nagy. Az anyanal
laz ijedsegen kiviii semmi bais
mem tortent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
$5297.13
$2311.37
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$S633.l9
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KeSZp6nZ vagyon

y
Ezen 0sszegb6l $3136.O6 TAXA
rekbeteten kezeltetik. mig 5000
Liberty bondban van elhelyezve.
Az egylet felszerelesenek es lingo
vagy6nanak leltari erteke $3.50.
Aldasos munkar6l tesz tanusa-
got az a teny, hogy az egylet 25
tagtarsnak $749.S5-0t fizetett Xxi
betegsegely, cimen az. elmult9 ev-
ben. A fi6knak ezenkiviil negy
halotja is volt.
A tagok j6tekonysagat jellem-
zi, hogy az ev folyaman szeren-
csetleniil jart mas varosbeli tag
testverek felsegitesere $52.25-0t
gyiijtott. Az egyletnek semmifele
ad6ssaga mines.
Ennek az elszamolasnak nagy
hatasa volt a tagokra. Geressy in
ditvanyara lelep6 tisztikarnak
" elert eredmenyert jegyz6k0ny-
VI k0sz0netet szavaztak meg. Alig
oglalta ell Jurista Istvan a kor-
,lnoki es Nemenyi Miklos a kor-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

Ez kis europai gyermek mar hat
ewes, de az angol-kor es sok ehezes
kovetkezteben meg alig tud jarni.
IIarom es felmillio gyermeket akarja
g, hasonlo es meg rosszabb sorst6l meg
Ilenteni a European Relief Council az
zal a 33 millio dollarral, melyet a ko-
yep es kelet7europai ehez6 gyermekek
taplalasara es orvosi kezelesere gyiij-
tenek ossze Amerikaban A nyolc leg
ragyobb amerikai jotekonycelu egye-
silet, minden egyeb mozgalmat ferle-
Tsve alkotja a European Relief Coun-
Gilt: American Relief Administration,
American Red Gross, American Friends
Service Committee, Jewish Joint Dist
libution Committee, Federal Council
Of the Churches of Christ in America,
knight of Columbus Y. M. c.. A. es a
Y. w. G.. A.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
HOGY INTEZK EDIK A ROMAN
sOROZASI RENDELET.

Erd6lyben legujabhan egy sorozasi
rendeletet bocsajtottak XII, amelynek
trtelm6ben azok, akik 1S97-19O2 ko-
z6tt sztilettek, tekintet ,nelkiil ARA,
hogy voltak-e vagy Fem katonak, osz-
szeirasuk vegett valamennyien Jelent-
kezni tartoznak az illetekes varosi ka-
tonai igyosztalyoknal. Az 19Ol-l9O2
evfolyambeliek 0sszeirasanak a
rendeletek szerint csak allomany
meqallapitas a celia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

iegyz6i szeket maris felallott
Macy JOSEF es Macy lelkesedes
kozben AIT inditvanyozta, hogy a
jelanlev6 regi tisztikart k0zfel-
kialltassal valasszak meg az 1921.
esztendore. A javaslatot egyhan-
gulag elfogadtak Ezutan az ell
n0k sorra megkerdezte regi
,tisztviseloket, hogy hailandok-e
elfogadni az nj megbizatast. Sor-
ba igcnnel feleltek. A tavollev6k
helyett NJ tisztvisel6ket valasz-
Itottak. A jcgyz6i allast mint fe-
ileslegest eltor0ltek. Ellenben va
,lasztottak gycrmekosztaly keze-
| lot es pedig Jurista Istvan sze-
'mtly6ben es lepkezel6t Geressy
Sandor szemelyeben,. A megva-
lasztott 1921. eyre szol6 tisztikar
itchat q kOvetkeZo:
Eln0k: Debroczky Andras, al
eln6k: Turner JOSEF, titkar: Hof-
fer Andras, penztarnok: Kalucky
Janos, ellen6r: Bodzas Janos
IIarmass bizottsagi tagok: Meny-
hert Janos, Balogh Balazs es Ba-
lask6 Gy0rgy. ifjusagi osztaly ke-
zel6: Jurista Istvan, lapkezclo
Geressy Sander. Beteglatogat6
ellen6r: Hoffcr Andras. Bctegla-
togatok: Bors6di Janos es Csomo
1fenyhert Steeltonon (hegyen)
,Geressy Sander a Brier Hillcn,
,Czene Gabor, Matisz Istvan es
IBene Janos South Side es Po-
land Avenuen, Potornay Janos a
Lansingvillen, Macy JOSEF az
Albert Streeten, d. Kovacs Fe-
rene a Hazeltonban, es Tamas
lAndras East Youngstownban,
zaszl6viv6k: Seb6 Lajos es Bene
Janos. Nagybizottsagi tagok az
eln0k es titkaron xviii Macy J6-
zsef 7, Macy Jozsef II, Turner
J6zsef es Kalucky Janos.
A megvalasztott tisztviselok fel-
csketese utan a gyiiles elhataroz.
ia, hogy ezentul temetesekre, q
titkar sorrend szerint jelol Xxi Il
embert. Aki mem mehet tartoziR
lmaga helyett mas tagtarsat fel
kerni. A rendet szigoruan meg
tart iak. Elhataroztak tovabb;
hogy ezentul a gyiileseken csaE
olyan gyermektol fogadnak e
sziileikert hozott. tagsagi dijJat
amely gyermekek tagjai a Verho
way eeylet nj. ifjusagi osztalya
max. Felhatalmaztak a peuztar
nokot, hogy ezentul 25O dollar
csekk szamlan kezeljen. A csek
kellnek titkar is tartozik ala
} irni, a penztarnokon xviii. Elren
dclte tovabba a gyiiles, hogy
titkar lakasara a .telefont az egy
let k0ltsegen vezess6k be. Felha
: italmaztak a tisztikart, hogy Il
) k0nyveket keszitessen. A Verho
i way Segelyegylet 1O8-ik fiokj
: tovabbra is tagja marad a Macy
> bizottsagnak, A gyiiles utasitott
a megvalasztott nagybizottsagi ia
: gokat, hogy nagybizottsag gyil
: leseire pontosan jarjanak ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

A nyelv minden nemzetnek legna-
gyobb erteke.t Ebben nyilatkozik meg
lelke, gonlolkodasa, erzelme, szelleme.
EFT nyelvet lehetoleg tisztan, szepl5t-
leniil megorizni, sajat erejeb5l tovabb.
fejleszteni minden idegen fert6zest6l
meg6vni iparkodik minden nemzet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

Ha magyarsag szellemi versenyre
akar kelni tobbi nemzettel, minde.
nekelott nyelvet keA olyan fokra
cmelni, hogy melt6 tolmacsa lehessen
a miivelSdes eszmeinek, t0rekvesei-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

Angyalok: Horvath Mariska, Sipos
Ilonka, Kiss Annuska, Bin6 Annuska
Horvath Gizella es Horvath nonka.
A bucsusz6t mondja egy angyal.
''Udvozlet Jezuskahoz,'' szavalja:
Sipos I1onka.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
'Pasztorjatek.
"A Bethlehem Baxter kara
csony els0 napi eloadasa lesz az
idei magyar szezon szenzacioja.
Rohamosan fogynak a jegyek

y
dacara annak, hogy Youngstown
magyar gyermekei maskor is XII
tettek magukert gyermek el6ada-
sok alkalmaval, olyan eloadast
meg mem lattak Youngstownban
a magyarok, mint amilyet a Scent
Istvan egylet ifjusagi osztalya-
max tagjai fognak produkalni
karacsony elso napjanak (szom-
bat, december 25) estejen a Kos
suth K0r hatalmas disztermeben
ben.
}"A Betlehemi Baxter cine
annak a nagyszerT, vallasos es
megis rendkiviil mullattat6 harom
felvonasos valodi hazai pasztor-
jateknak, amelyet % flu es leany
ad el6. A darab hemzseg a szcbb-
mel szebb jelenetekben.. Nepies
k0nyen ertheto formaban hozza
szinre a nezokoz0nseg SCENE ele
Krisztus sziiletes6t. Remek alkal-
mi enekek valtakoznak skavala-
tokkal. A darabot Macy iigyeseg-
gel es odaadassal Molnar kajos
rendezi es tanitotta be. Mindenki
ismeri az 8 rendez6i tehetseg6t
ami maga is felsikert jelent.
A nehez szerepeket a gyerme-
kek olyan j6l tanultak meg, hogy
sugora mem lesz sziiks6g. A ie-
gyek amelyeknek ara rendkiviil
meltanyos, (Az els6 OF sor 1926,
a k0vetkez6 10 sor $1.0O, es aztan
$1.00, gyermekjegy 25cent) roha-
mosan fogynak. Aki j6 helyet a.
kar az forduljon meg idejeben
Balasko Gy0rgyh0z a Scent Tst-
van egylet eln0kehez vagy az eey
let mas tisztvisel0ihez vasarnap
a mise el6tt vagy utan.
A Scent Istvan egylet volt az
els6 youngstown magyar egvlet
amely ifiusagi osztalyt alakitott
NJ osztaly oily sszepen felddott
hogy a i0v6 eyre mar felemelhet.
tie a segelyt. A gyermekek mar
tavaly beieazoltak, hogy milyen
nagyszeriit tudnak produkalnf
Ok voltak az utt0r0k, mas egyle-
TEX es egyhazak k0vettek pelda-
jukat. Exert ajanlhatiuk minden.
kinek, hogy jobb helyen mem
toltheti ell karacsony egyik es
teiet mint ezen pasztoriatekon
Az este miisora a k0vetkez6:
Bek0szonto, mondja: "Keresztelt
Scent Janos. :. Ifj. Horvath Istval
ga Bethlehem Baxter szereposztasa
Sziiz Maria :. :. :. Horvath Margi
Scent JOSEF :. :. Ifj. Jurista Istval
eHsI1eN npfeH = " TeGSug IsrIqef
B0ske. ;. :. :. Nemeth JuIisk;
Vercnikt =. :. Benis Margi'
Pasztor gazda :. :. ..Barko Istvar
lilies, bethlehem baxter, Bodzas Jano
Tamas :. :. :. Pal6czi Jano
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

10 karban 1evo .butor es
fonograf, jo magyar leme-
zekkel, hazal1tazas niiatts jrl-
tanyos aroll elad6.
No. 152 Steel Street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-08
EVIL SUGGESTION DESTROYED

the error or nasty and unr1BnteouS Juos- ment.
 EVIL SUGGESTION DESTROYED
 The human mind, uninstructed by di- Vine Science, is controlled by it's own sug- gestive fears of sin, disease and death. Thus controlled, this mind is more or less continually looking for these evils How this human mind is finding trouble and frequently where no trouble exists is illustrated In an interesting manner by the experience of good lady at a pie ture exhibition where clouds of heavy dust were rolling up from the hoofs Of horses and cattle in the picture on the screen. This lady, whose coughing had disturbed many about her. was impelled finally to apologize for the disturbance, explaining to a lady sitting next to her that she could not help coughing because the dust tickled her throat.
 If one will go little further with the illustration it will serve to indicate one Of the evils of mental suggestion to which all mankind, uninstructed by Christian Science, are more or less subject, and often with more or less serious results. If, however, one is inclined to feel that this is very small matter, insignificant and unworthy of his attention. his opinion in this regard will change quickly when he recognizes the fact that every moment
  constance or thing which is leaving upon his consciousness a mental impression or mental suggestion, later to be reproduced In his active experience. Since the hu- man mind uninstructed by Christian Science. is so constituted that it anticb- pates preponderance of evil in all things. it will be seen at once that the majority of the impressions or sugges- tions thus coming to this human mind involve preponderance of evil, which later will be reproduced in active experi- ence. On the other hand. that person whose thought is fundamentally fortified by Christian Science is able to discrimi- nate intelliEentiy between the impressions and suggestions which present them selves, excluding those which later pro duce sin. sickness and death. Such per- son, furthermore. through the demonstra- tion of Christian Science. admits into his consciousness only those ideas of truth and good which he desires later to see re- produced in his active experience, in facts of health, strength. righteousness and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-08
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXT
 BOOK

The statement of this law, or Christia. Science, and the method of appIicatiol are found in all of the writings of Mr} Eddy, more especially in the boo Science and Health with Key to tl1 Scriptures which is the only textboo on Christian Science healing.
 One edition of this work is printed i, the English language throughout OnI edition is printed in the French languagd with the English translation on the oppd site pages And one edition is printeI in the German language, with the Englis translation on opposite pages The Ian guage of Spirit is universal. No humal tongue can frame the sound of Spiril No mortal eye can see, no ear hear tn pr esence of Spirit. The witness, howevei of Spirit is the same in all lanGuages This witness is the sign of healing an regeneration.
 This book, Science and Health wit Key to the Scriptures is unfolding t mankind the true idea of Causation Q God. This unfolding is reflected in higher idea of life. more adequate healtt courage, confidence, ability, strength, up rightness honesty and good will. As thes fruits of Christian Science come int your experience, you will recognize tha they belong to and identify the natur or character of God Thus, these fruit will be to you the witness or evidence 0 Immanuel, or God with us'-God wit you-and, my friends. if God, the on eternal Mind or Causation be with yo here and now,
 Why search the future and the past? Why do ye look with fearful eyes, And seek, far off, for Paradise?
 Beneath thy feet, Iife's pearl is cast"