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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05
A ROSEMAN CSALADOT
Macy GYASZ ERTE

Smithton, Pa .-boi idja Roseman
Ferenc azelott j6l ismert South
avenuei fiiszeres, hogy napok-
ban levelet kapott hazulr6I, amely
ben szamos. gyaszesetr6l ertesiilt,
A level szerint meghalt aposa, az
abaujmegyei vilmanyi sziiletesii
Kovacs Janos, meg 1918 deem
berben k0vette a halalba any6sa,
az abaujmegyei hejcsei sziiletesii
Laszl0 Erzsebet, aki 1919 sep
temberben halt meg. ugyancsak
mcghalt egyik leanyuknak, Varga
Andrassne, sill. Kovacs Maria
max egy kis fla, szinten 1919 sep
temberben. Az elk0ltoz0ttek mind
Vilmanyban laktak. A halalese-
tex gyaszba boritottak Rosema-
non es nejen, sziil. Kovacs Zsu-
zsannan es gyermekein xviii Ag-
nes leanyukat ferjevel es gyerme-
keivel Jukon, Pa.-ban, Borbala
nevii feanyukat ferjeveI es oyer
mekeivel Homestead, Pa.-ban, va
lamint az ohazaban el6 Maria es
Erzsebet nevii leanyaikat. A
gyermekeken xviii az a'nyt
max szamos rokona es ismer0se
el Amerikaban es aki b6vebbet
akar megtudni, fordnljon Frank
G. Rosemanhoz, Box D, Smithton
Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05
NIUSOR:

HskQisp'sntta. nsGtli.l heszad So. - Elmaad,
ia Geresi Sander.
2. Zongora es hegedii kett6s
Jatszak Friedman Martha es
FRIEDMAN Emil.
3. Versek Szib6riap6l. FeIoR
yassa Nemenyi Mikl6s.
4. Magyar dalok. Eneklill Nj
Aok Sandorne 6s Vasko Julia.
5. Unnepi beszed Elmondja
Gerenday Laszlo ref. lelkesz.
6. Erdely fele. Melodrama. Sza
valja zongorakiseret mellett Kal-
nay Ferenc.
Z. Opera ariak. Enekli Geren-
day Laszlone.
s. A Szovetseg d hadi foglyok-
@rt Eloadja DIR. Pessenlehner
Antai.
9. Zongora szol6. Jatsza Major
Desc farrelli rom. kath. pleba-
nos.
10 A magyar hazaert. Egy feI-
vonasos aIomkep. El6adjak: Ge-
renday Babika, Seb6k Erzsike,
kiillos Margitka, Gerenday Laci
Olah Gyurika es Balogh Sanyi.
Belepti jegy: 1-10 sorig 81 50
1l-20 sorig S1.0O. Allohely u
cent.
Jegyek el6re valthatok:
Youngstownban-Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap, 800 West Federal
st. Szabadsag, 1886 West Federal
st Megvalt6 patika, Is Spring
Common. 'Ress Testverek. 40S
West Federal ST. Eber Drug
Store. 361 East Federal st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05
Bagyi Karoly.

Kihalo nepfaj. Ceylon 6slak6i-
Dol, a feketeb6rii vad yeddakbol
alig el mar haromszaz ember
sziget mely erdeiben. Valamikor
tobben voltak egy millional. Ezcn
faj az eur6pai kulturat mem birja
es r0vid lido mulva teljesen kipusz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05
HORvATH DAVID TEMETESE
Rendkiviil Macy reszvettel tenet
tex Scent Istvan egylet elhunyt
eln5ket. = Meghato gyaszbeszed

a mult cSutOrtOKOn naJnalDan
elk0lt0z0tt Horvath Davidot szom-
baton temettek az egesz youngs-
town. magyarSag nagy reSzvetc
level Az elete derekan letort
eros ferfiut "a Williamson avenue
521. szamu otthonaban ravatalozz
tax fel es OFT felkerestek utolso
latogataskeppen nemcsak Scent
lstvan egylct tagjai es ismerosei,
hanem mas egyletek eln0kei es
tagjai vallaskiil0nbseg nelkiil.
P6nteken kora reggelt0l kes5 estig
zarandokoltak a magyarok Hor-
vath David kopors6jahoz.
Szombaton rcggel volt Horvath
I David temeteSc. kett6S temetes
volt, inert ugyanakkor temettek
Molnar Petert, aki szinten regi
tagja volt a Scent IStvan egylet
mex, F6t. Varlaky Sandor el6-
sz0r Molnar Salt Spring roadi ha
zaban tartotta beszentelest es
oman ment Horvathek hazahoz.
abel mar Macy t0meg varta erke-
zeset Az egyszerii hazi szertar-
| taS utan a diSZeS es viragokka
lloritott kopors6t feltettek Vas
csak tcmetesrendez6 haIotti kocsi-
| Jara es elvittek a Scent Istvan
lStvan cgyhaZba. ahova mar el0bb
mpgerkezett Momar Peter kopor.
sofa.
Dacara az irgalmatlan hideg-
mex, amellyel a templom fiit0ke
! ezilleke sem tudott megbirk6zni
megis vagy 250-on jelentek meg q
templomban, hogy gyaszmisel
! reSztvegyenek. A ket koporsot &
Ftemplom fohaj jojaban helyeztek ell
rAFfndkett6brm ttereiS magyar EN-
Der nyugodott a nagymise utal
! Varlaky four lelkekbe markolt
gv0ny0rii gyaszbeszedben bucsrz
tatta ell a magyarsag mindket ha
lottjat. A templomban mindenk
zokogott, meg a predikal0 paI
Szemeb0l is kicsordult a k0ny
A gyaszmisc utan megindnlt a ket
halottaskocsi d Calvary temetG
be- A menetben t0bb, mint q
automobil vett reszt. A jeghidee
amerikai fold zarta magaba Hor
yath David f0ldi maradvanyait
Tgyanott helyeztek 0r0k nyuga
iomra Molnar Petert is.
Horvath David iranti nagy tisz
-eletbol Scent Istvan egylet k0
vctkez6 regi tagjai szerepelteE
mint halottvivok Habodasz GUS
tav, Balasko Gy0rgy, Gene Ga
Dor. Macy JOSEF, Darazs Frigye,
IS Pipoly Gyula A kopors6ra vi
ragot tett a Scent Istvan egyle'
hatalmas kereszt kepeben. A
nagybizottsag t0bbi egyletcl
levebcn gy0ny0rii ROSA koszoru
val fejezte ki magyarsag resi-
vetet, mig az ismeros0k es rokonol
KOHL Horvath Tgnac es csaladja
Dolgos Mihalyne es csaladja, So
csalad, Kelemen Karoly es csa
| ladjas Matisz Istvan es csaladi ia
| Darazs Frigyes es csaladja e.
Lederman Ferenc es csaladja he
1 Neztek koszorukat a ravatalra
! Horvath David emleke 0r0kk,
elni fog nemcsak melyen sujtot
ozvegye es hat arvajanak szive
ben, de elni fog Scent Istval
ngyletben es a Youngstown 0ssz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05

foglyok tamOgataSat celzo hang
versenyen szinten elo fogjak ad-
nj ezt szamot. Ezutan vasar-
napi iskolas gyermekek enekeltek
Macy hatas mellett.
A miisor ezzel befejezest nyert
es kezdetet vettek a Sz0noklatok
A toastmester felhivasara besze-
deket tartottak megjelent egy-
hazak, egyletek es testiiletek ko-
vetkezo kepvisel6i :,Dezsy Karoly,
Olah Gy0rgy, Hamory Gusztav,
Hank6 Gyula, Sebok Gabor, Vas
ko Ferenc, Nemenyi Miklos, Ha-
bodasz /Gusztav, Mih6k iSandor,
Balasko Gy0rgy, Peli Ferenc,
Menyhert Janos, Molnar Mihaly
Ress JOSEF, Filsinger Aurel
es Kolozsvari Jozsefne, a XII egy al
kalmi verset szavalt el nagy ha
tas mellett.
Hamory Gusztav beszedeben
megemlekezett a magyarorszag gi
ehez6 gyermekekrol, a sziberiai
foglyokrol es az Amerika' !. Ma
eyar Sz0vets6grSl es a maga re-
szer6l 200 dollart adott $50.
banforg6 harom celra. Mih6k
Sander Szinten ezzel a kerdesse1
| foglalkozott lelkesit0 beszedeben
s a hatast az igazolja, hogy r0vi-
desen 39S dollar k6szpenz folyt
be fenti c6lokra. Egymasutan
keltek fel az emberek az asztalt6l
$ odavittek adomanyaikat Sebok
Galorhoz, a XII mint az egyha2
pfnztarnoka vette at q penzt a
Nakybizottsag legkozelebbi gyii-
! lessen fogja AIT atszolgaltatni.
Az adakoz6k k0zott a Ress
Testverek 100 dollarral. szerepel-
nek,> amely 3sszeget Ress Jozsef
kezbesitette Seb0k Gabornak. Az
0ssz es adakoz0k nevsorat es ado.
manyaikat lapunk mas helyen
tiintetiiik fel.
A bankett befejeztevel Geresi
Sander kegyeletes szavakban EN-
lekezett meg a napokban elhunyt
Horvath Davidr0l, Scent TStyan
egylet elnokerol es Kiss Istyan
az egyhaz nemreg elhunyt presz.
bitererol, a koz0nseg kegyeiete
jeleiil felallva ad6zott a megbol
dogult eml6kenek.
A f0zesnel segedkeztek k0vet
kez6k
Herczeg Andrasne, Szadai Ben
/ ]aminne, Boda lstvanne, DemJer
Janosne, Kiraly Tstvanne, Juhas5
Peterne, Belenszky Jozsefne, ia.
kab Istvanne, Seb6k Claiborne
Geressy J6zsefne, ozv. Cs. Kara
szi Istvanne, 0zv. Szilagyi Gy0rgy
ne, Veress Ignacne, ifj. Batar
Andrasne, Eppler Janosne, Szabt
P. Istvanne, Borko Mihalyne 6
Kolozsvary Jozsefne.
Az enekkar tagjai es egyben a.
iigyes felszolgalok voltak: Kolozs
vary Erzsike, Olah Irmuska, Ju
hasz Ilonka, Geresi Sandorne, &c
resi- Jozsefne, Olah Iluska es Ba
lazs Erzsike.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05

A xix oft voltak a magyar re-
fornatus egyhaz lelkeszi beiktata-
sat k0vet6 tarsas vacsoran azok
meggy0z6dtek arrol, hogy igenis
lehet~ eredmenyes munkat kifejte-
hi a jotekony eel erdekeben.
Miltor az egyik szonok adako-
zasra kerte feI megjelenteket,
fel oran beliil 398 dollar keszpenz
folyt be Seb6k Gabor egyhazi
penztarnokhoz: a hazai ehez0
gyermekek. a sziberiai hadifog-
lyok es az Amcrikai Magyar $40
vetseg javara.
Azert irjuk ezt le .el6ljaroban,
hogy eZzel is bizonyitsuk AIT. mi
szerint a februar ho loan rendezen
d6 hangversenyen jatszi k0ny-
nyiiSeggel lehet legalabb 1000
dOllart 0sszehozmi a sziberiai ma
eyar hadi foglyok javara, ha a
magyarsag elton a hangverseny-
re.
Scmmi egyebet mem kell tenni,
mint elj0nni hangversenyre.
Mem fog OFT senki sem kollektal-
nj es megis egyiitt lesz az 1000
dollar, ha a magyarsag a szivere
hallgat eS elton.
Alabb kozoljiik a hangverseny
vegleges miiSorat, melybol min
denki meggy0zodhetik, hogy ilyer
nagyszabaSu es magas szinvona
lon allo magyar hangverseny mee
sohasem volt Youngstownban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05
Gerenday Laszlo beiktatasa.
magyar reformatus egyhaz i'm nepe Az u kesz bktataa
alkamabol zsufoasg megte szep magyar templom Az
ktatast koveto banketten doart kollekaak ote
kony celra.

Februar Len, vasarpap, nagy
iinnepe volt magyar reformatus
egyhaznak azon alkalombol, hogy
Gerenday Laszl6 NJ lelkesziiket
hivatalaba iktattak.
A zsufolasig megtelt diszes
tcmplomban magyar reszrol De-
zsy Karoly beaver fallsi lelkesz
vegezte az iktatasi szertartashoz
tartozo istentiszteleti szolgalatot.
Gyony6rii beszeddel ajanlotta a
lelkeszt gyiilekezete oltalmaba.
Angel reszr6l, illetve az egyhaz-
megye reszerol, DR.. Hudnut,. a
First Presbyterian Church lelke-
sze es DR.. White, a Westminster
Church lelkesze vegeztek Dezsy
lelkeszszel egyiitt az iktatast.
A ket angol lelkesz is gW0ny0-
rii beszedet intezett sep szamu
gyiilckezethez. A gyiilekezet re
szer6l Szabo Istvan, az egyhaz
jegyz6je iidvoz0lte a lelkeszt ekes
szavakkal. A szentbeszed vegez-
tevel vasarnapi iskolasok enc
kcltek. Hamory Gusztav angol
nyelvii sep beszedet tartott.
A bankett.
Este hat orakor teljesen meg
telt a tcmplom alatti terem a ven
degckkel, Xix a teritett aszta-
lok mellett live, erdeklodessel
hallgattak Geresi Sandor gondnok
t6sztmesteri bejelenteset.
A magyar Hymnusz eleneklese
titan Geresi koszont6tte az iinnep-
10 kozonseget, maid pedig Geresi
Mndorne, mint a reformatus agy-
hazi n6i BIS. egylet elnoke egy
formas vers kisereteben szep ro-
zsacsokrOt adott at Gerenday
Laszl6 lelkesznek. Az est-ebedi
sep imat Dezsy Karoly beaver
fallsi ref. lelkesz mondotta ell
Menyhert Ilonka es Menyhert
Annuska egy-egy alkalmi verset
szavaltak ell Macy hatas mellett
Szab6 Erzsike a vasarnapi isko-
las gyermekek neveben egy vers
kisereteben szep csokrot adott at
a lelkesznek. Igen szepen szaval-
tax meg: Molnar Margitka, Ber-
ri Jolanka es Ban Sandor.
Az estely fenypontja kovetke.
zett ezutan. Hat gyermek meg
lepo iigyesseggel es hangsulyo.
zassal adt a el0 a Gerenday Lasz-
No lelkesz altal irt "Alom- -kepet.
a mely Magyarorszag mai szomoru
helyzetet tarja fel. A kis eloadok
a k0vetkez0k voltak: Gerenday
Laci, Killos Margit, Gerenday
Illus, Sebok Gizike, Olah Gyuri
ka es Balogh Sanyi. Minden ell
ismeresnel es dicseretnel szebber
beszel az teny, hogy a k0z0nsee
apraja-nagyja sirt, mikor oyer
mekek lelkesziik val6ban mester
munkajat elszavaltak. Zugott 6
taps sokaig, a mely szerepl6kor
xviii kiyal6 tehetsegii szerz6
is jutalmazta TIT emlitjiik meg
AIT is, hogy februar lean tartan
do es a sziberiai magyar hadi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05
A MAGYAR BETEGSEGELYZG
EGYLET TAGJAIHOZ

A Magyar Betegsegelyz6 (0reg)
egylet most vasarnap delutan 2
orat6l kezd6d6leg tartja rendes
havi gyiileset, amrlyet multi
vasarnaprol elhalasztottak. A
gyiiles reformatus egyhaz is
kolahelyisegeben lesz megtartva.
Keretnek tagok, hogy a gyiile-
sen lehet6leg teljes szamban je-
Ienjenek meg.
A tisztikar neveben
Mecsei Andras, elnok.
Menyhert Janos, titkar,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05
BEsZEL0 szAMoK

A reformatus egyhaz lelkesz Tx
tatasi bankettjen 1893 dollar ,folyt
be jotekony celokra. Az adako-
zck es adomanyok reszletes XII
mutatasa.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26
G. ITEMS
AS taken from anothers lip,
And jotted down upon a slip;
An6 :. someone has lied to US.
Please shun this once when you Gus,

Yesterday was Thanksgiving Day.
Only one short month from yester
day until Christmas.
Our city schools enjoyed a two days
Thanksgiving holiday this week.
Thanksgiving Program and Box
Social at the schoolhouse tonight
friday.
100 per cent profit on your invest
ment, if you attend Nettleton CONNER
cial College, Sioux Falls. Catalog free
Mrs. G. A. Hagman left Saturday
evening for Norfolk, Nebraska, where
she is visiting with friends this week
Luther Boicourt moved the remain
der of his effects from the s. A. Hill
farm east OF Wood to his home in the
west end Of the county.
The next regular meeting Of Wood
Chapter, o. E. s. will be on the after
noon of December |. All members
are requested to be in attendance.
If you have not yet ordered your
embossed monogram gift stationery
and Christmas cards at this office it is
high time you were doing so-time is
getting short.
II there are any of our local readers
who would like to have a picture of
President elect Warren O.. Harding.
we will be glad accommodate them, as
long as our supply lasts.
Mrs. John Briscoe and daughter.
Miss Ruth, arrived here Sunday from
Kansas City and will visit with her
son, Vaughn Briscoe, for a time. They
had a rather perilous voyage out from
Winner on accoun of the heavy rains
OF the night before.
Mrs. p. G. Mcdonald arrived home
from Farwell, Minnesota, last Friday.
She went there in response to a tele
gram announcing the serious illness
of her father. She arrived there in
time TO see him alive but he died on
Oct. %, at the age Of SO years and
four months, He died on his home
stead Oh which he lived for 80 years.
He is survived by one daughter, Anna,
at home, and Mrs. Mcdonald of Wood.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26
Beautiful moon light nights.

Beautiful moon light nights.
Well did you eat turkey or just com
mon chicken2
j. T. Hooking, wife and daughter
of Winner, came out to spend Thanks
giving with j. II. Bundy and family.
Several from Wood attended the
Happy Hollow Ladies Aid Bazaar and
Thanksgiving dinner at the Happy
Hollow Church Thanksgiving day.
Miss Gladys Banker, who is teach.
ing the grammar grades at the Wood
| schools, left Wednesday for Anoka,
Nebraska, 20 spend Thanksgiving day
with her parents.
L l.. Wilmoth is this week having
a house moved to town from the
, Woodwork place that be recently
purchased. Ernie says be is going to
fix himself up a real nice home. Now,
wonder
We are this week publishing the
delinquent tax list in another column
of this weeks Pioneer. There is
considerably more farm land being
offered for sale for taxes this year than
ever before.
Mrs. John Sturdevant and family
who have been spending the winter al
Spencer so as to give the children bet
ter school advantages, arrived here
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving on
their ranch east Of town with Mr.
S%turdevant.
Saturday night we we're visited by
one OF the heaviest rains we have eve
had at this season of the year. Ii
rained nearly all night and continued
to rain ali day Sunday at intervals
The precipitation measured 80 Of an
inch. This heavy rain again left the
roads in bad condition and made auto
and truck travel rather hazardous
1t was not at all cold during this rain
aud the ground did not freeze unit
Monday morning.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

The Ladies Aid Society of Wood
will serve a genuine New England
dinner at the school house in Wood
on Saturday, December 4th, and they
invite everyone to come and eat with
them on that day On the same date
and at the same place the ladies will
have on display a large collection of
hand made gifts Of most every descrlp
ton that they will offer you at a very
reasonable price.
Corn is certainly coming down in
price and the farmer is being rather
hard hit. The price fell il cents in
one day on the Chicago market last
week and if local prices were based on
this low Chicago price, corn here
would be worth only thirty fly" cents
a bushel as compared with $50 a
year ago. Many farmers are this
winter burning corn in place OF coal
as corn makes a good fuel and Is
considerably cheaper than coal at
present prices, yet there are millions
in the world today, starving.
Something wrong, somewhere.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

ESTRAY D-From Boarding
School 10 food County d brown mare
weight between 1900 ADD 1900 lbs :,
| wire Gu! on left hind lex betweeG
hook joint and ankle, one white hind
foot, branded open hat L on left
shoulder, small split in right ear, fore
top reached and name reached where
collar fits, when last seer had on leath
er halter. Suitable reward will be
paid for information leading to re
covery of this mare. j. IL. Drain,
Mission, S. d. 37tf
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

ESTR D-Cattle branded
Nc or J-G on the left side, or
1t on right side. Suitable reward
will be paid for information leading
to recovery of stock bearing these
brands. Matt Gillen, Wood, 5. D..
32tf
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

Coming again. LANCE, Well Known
Eye Man of Mitchell. Bring the chill
dren; delays are dangerous; wear good
glasses; be examined. Largest exclus
I've eye bus ness in South Dakota;
there is a reason. Don't have head
aches, scowl or squint, and look old.
At Winner, December II and II. 432
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

TAKEN UP-Red COW, branded {
on right hip and half circle on right
front shoulder. Been i'll my herd
nearly all summer. Owner may have
same by paying for this notice and
keep. John Krieger. Wood, S. D402p
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

TAKEN UP as trespass, Que gray
horse, weight about 1900 pounds,
would judge to be about 5 years old.
Taken up on what is known as the
Kerkendall land. Owner can have
same by paying damage, keep aud
this notice, VIM. Hare, Wood, S.D42
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

ESTRAYED-Two iron gray mares
six years old, branded half diamond
} b on left hip, one black four year
old gelding, no brauds. Reward for
information leading to recovery Of
these animals. Geo. w. Kipneer,
Wood, S. d. Box 32. 4ltip
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

ESTRAYED-BDue gelding. 5 or
| years old branded lazy &c ounect-
on left shoulder. Reward = OF 30 fol
information leading to recovery
of this animal. Chas. Good Beaver,
Wood, S. y. 3"t4p
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

FOUND-Ladies gold watch Own
er may have same by calling at this
office, proving ownership aud paving
for this notice 3Slf
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26
We Are Thankful

Again the season of the year has arrived, when, as a nation and as a
people, individually and collectively, we give thanks to Him for
His bounteous blessings bestowed upon us during the past
twelve months.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-06-03

cember 7, 1876. To this union were
born ten children, four of whom have
preceded her to the better world.
Those remaining are Otto A. Boring
of Parsons, Kansas; Mrs. Alta Hick-
man of Ponca City, Oklahoma; Mrs.
Edith Light and Mrs. Mabel Wells of
this place; Verna and Bessie at home,
who with their father, one sister and
three brothers and several grand
children are left to mourn her loss.
She was united with the Methodist
Church at La Grande, Kansas, in
1891, and has since that time lived
faithful christian life. She has
suffered a great deal of sickness all
during her lifetime, and her suffer
ings during her last illness were in
tense, but she bore it all with great
patience, never complaining of her
lot but always thinking of others.
She will be greatly missed in the
home circle and in the community in
which she lived She was loving
and kind wife and mother and a
friend to all.
Funeral services were conducted at
the home at o'clock Monday after
noon, May 81, the Rev. A. E. Henry
of the Methodist Church officiating.
Interment was made in the Liberal
cemetery.
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WILLIAM MCKEE

VIM. r. johnson McKie, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McKie, was
born in Ellsworth County, Kansas,
May 30th, 1900, and passed to his
eternal home May 9th, 1920, at Lib
eral, Kansas, aged 10 years, II
months, and 26 days. At the age of
~ years he was converted and united
with the Methodist church and lived
christian life until he was called to
the Church Triumphant. To know
him was to love him. In his death not
only his loved ones mourn for him
but a host of friends. His sun hath
set while it is yet day, may be said of
Willie. "Say not his work is done mo
deed of love or service ever dies, but
in the lives of others multiplies."
The church and community since
rely sympathize with the bereaved
ones in their great loss and deep sor-
row and pray the loving father of us
all, to comfort and sustain.
Services were held May 30, at the
Methodist church by the Rev. A. f
Henry and interment made in the
Liberal cemetery.
He leaves father, mother, two
brothers, one sister and host OF
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LEST WE FORGET"

j. Fletcher Farrell, the multi-mil-
lionaire treasurer of the Sin Clair Oil
Co., of New York, has had placed up
on the walls of the Monroe County
House, at Paris, Mo-, This birth place
fine Memorial Tablet to all soldiers
who went from that county. 1t is
made of white glass, with gold letter
ing, and is 10 feet and 6 inches long
and feet and 6 inches wide. The
whole is enclosed in a massive frame
and amid beautifully tinted scroll
work at the top is the inscription
"Lest We Forget Those Who Served
in the World War" The names of
those who gave up their lives are in
separate scroll. No county in the
nation has a more beautiful memorial
say those who are posted in such mat
tiers. - Trans-Mississippi Bankers
Magazine
Mr.. Farrell is nephew of R. Far.
rell of this city and his gift should be
an inspiration to others.
In fact it should be an inspiration
to Liberal.
The second Memorial Day since the
signing OF Cne ArnlSJlce mas pdoSeu
yet no memorial of any kind has beer
dedicated to the boys from Seward
county who lie buried in France.
Are we forgetful? Are we care
less?
When the battle ragged over Eur
ope men were needed.
The boys who went to fight fol
Democracy were heores. "When thu
boys come back" was on ever!
tongue. Now the boys are back
some of them. Others will never come
back.
We owe a duty to both those whit
returned and those who lie in sol
diers graves.
To the living we owe loyalty; help
to those who died we owe honor.
Are we doing our duty by the liv
ing and the dead?
Let us not let another Memoria
Day pass without showing in a sub
stantial way our appreciation of tn
effort and the lives so freely given i
our behalf.
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fears that he will be slain before she
reaches him.
Miss Stewart follows the trail left
by the night riders, outriding the
men both in daring and speed, and
finally comes up to them just as they
are about to execute an innocent
man.
She presents the evidence of his
innocence and the guilt of one of the
leaders of the party. Everyone is
then ordered to unmask. All do so
except the guilty man. He makes a
dash to escape, and another chase is
on. But the fugitive's horse slips
and he is precipitated over a huge
cliff, which ends the work of the
night riders in the picture.
The spectacle of this night ride is
so realistic and strong, it holds tense
everyone watching the picture.