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The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
Woman Brings Love Into
Living, Says 'Theosophical
Lecturer in Address at
Hall Here.

Woman Is bringing into the race,
along with her gradual emancipa-
tion and wider self realization, the
infusion OF love into living, accord
ing to ]. Henry orme. theosophical
lecturer and writer, Of Los Angeles,
California, who spoke in Theosophi-
cal Hall, la1s H street northwest
last night.
The new race consciousness will
owe to woman the infusion Of love
into living" said orme, "and the
intuitive perception of spiritual
ideals too subtle for man to sense.
To woman's political organisation
the race will be Indebted for the
practical carrying out Of these
Ideals. Man will continue to sup
ply the reasoning intellect, the Judi
cial mind, discriminating between
impulse and intuition. And the
positive and negative, man ana wo-
man--the intellect and Intuition.
will work in harmony for the
brotherhood Of nations,
I'VE stand at the birth-hour of a
new age, and pain, labor and anx.
iety evert attend such hours. Indi-
vidualism, competition and separate
ness are struggling to retain con-
troll, but In their. stead are coming
co-operation. community of inter-
ests and the sense Of unity. We
stand also at the birth hour of a
new race, and new sense, intui-
tion. is developing In the more
evolved people. The old race has
developed the concrete mind to a
high degree, and in so doing has
overspecialized in criticism analy-
sis and separateness. The new race
will develop the qualities Of syn-
thesis, unity and iaeu5taou.s
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
GREEK PRINCE
THORN INSIDE
Press Raising Fuss About
Italian Visit; Sees Dire
Result.
ny eUoLIELMo EMANUEL.

[ ROME. Nov. THE Greek press
is 9aking = fuss about the presence
In Italy OF Prince Christopher OF
Greece. The Italian government
has given out a statement denying
natiy that Italy wishes to influence.
one way or the other. the elections
In Greece as Italy follows the sound
rule Of not interfering in other
countries internal Affairs.
On the other hand. Mr.. CoromIIss.
the Greek minister here, Is very
prolific In his statements 20 the Itsl-
ian press. Affirming Premier venise-
los friendship for Italy and minim-
tzinE the news from Athens Of nu-
marcus incidents between the SUP
porters OF former King Constantine
and M. Venizelos. although admit
ting that the struggle is very bit
ter. as every Greek election is char
scterized by passionate revivals OF
hatred.
The storm raised by Prince Chris
topher's stay frst In Venice, then
salsomAggiore, and finally In Rome.
is probably duo 20 the excessive
loneliness of venizelos' part!sans
ouTinb the neat OF thc election
struggle, and is complicated by the
need OF finding a successor 20 King
Alexander. or establishing . repub-
licsn regime.
The report that Prince christs-
pher 10 seeking Italian aid for The
Restoration Of the Constantine re-
sime In the person OF Prince George.
IL denied by the prince. He au-
thAFtlAA n 50 ~
mixed in politics. what he dabbies
in is art and music, and he is quite
satisfied with that without search
ing for new fields.
Ccepyusht. 1890. BY Public Ledger ce.)
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
Christ Brought New Spirit,
Not New Law, Declares
The Rev. Wallace Rad
clife in Sermon.

Christianity did not come as q
new religion when Christ brought it
to the world 1000 years ago." said
the Rev. Wallace Radcliffe in New
York Avenue Church yesterday
morning. He brought not a new
law. but new spirit
Taking as his text the Sermon on
the Mount. DR.. Radcliffe dwelt on
the fulfillment of the law by. the
authoritative exposition by Christ OF
the three distinct and characteristic
elements of Christian teaching-the
rBeatitudes. the Lords Prayer and
the Golden Rule.
1T was a sermon that has its
only parallel in the awesome rsveia-
ton given to Moses amid thunder
and lightning on Mount Sinai" said
sive. suggestive, enduring, enunci-
ated in tones of divine and entranc-
ing music.
people who saw the kingdom of
the earthly restoration OF power and
dominion. It is an Interpretation OF
the thought and inspiration OF the
time.
'As we consider this sermon we
are attracted to the personality OF
the man who gave this message to
his people-the unframed Nazarene
who dsres to discard the old the
|ories and to interpret and to realize
himself the supremacy of the law;
TO replace in places the law itself
and to bring to men a richer and
fulltr differentiation of law and lifs {"
The sermon was intended to bring
to men not pre-eminently the gospel
of salvation. but the channel through
which IL comes and the mirror in
which IL 10 70 be rsdscted. according
A n RaA~1fRa
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
Births Reported

Robert z. and Eva v. Mccarnick. boy.
Irvine A. ana Aenes c. williams. boy.
walter n. and Margaret 8. Richie. boy.
Alden and Hilda Carpeuter. boy.
Pasquaie and Bincena Cataidi. riri-
Louis v. and Susie Beavers. giri.
Roy n. and Jessie Z. Young. riri.
Carl 7. and Maude Crawford, Eiri.-
Charles P. and Mildred A. johnson. riri.
John and Eva Foster. Eiri-
Harry and MARY Talbot. girl.
Albsrt and Emslia stephenson. girl
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08

6s,sT 80 ioNest. Il.
pm. 50 ~ = P-m.' 90
aon q Pm. to PM, traoe.
aoors OF sunshine, o.
ref cent Of Possible SUNSHINE
Departures from Normal
eeenalsted deficiency Of t,rn.-,,,,..
Anee January !, 1890. ss rs
1890. "a 'nee november l.
.,,.. aLated In deeciency Of precirttstj,n
Anee January i, Ieao. as,
Deficiency OF precipit.tio, ,t,., g
l. 1880, O.es. '''oe november
est. IS; lowest 81. sh'
Other Tenper.tur..
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
Deaths. Reported

Nathaniel v. EdnonJs. "a yesrs. eos d
~. nv.
Mary II. Forrest. 81. ssse n %. nv.
Ellen J. Murray. g., 1ll4 18th ct. nv.
Walter Gresham. %. Ebbltt House.
I-r<iila Bolmes. II, Tuberculoss Ho<pitri.
Fannie johnson. IS, l22o st nv.
Nicie A. Richardson- ~. 24os n 1T nv.
william johnson. 81. on 11th ct ue.r
Enses sn,... q. lo,s uuuasx>.zS
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
The Weather

Forecast fer Teddy and 1en.r,
-,.,' D,striet Of Columbia. Msrylapd ana VIZ.
-. ,.sa! ana unsettled today; toror-
lie variable winds eooer-
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08

A European florist has found that
plants can be forced by immersing
their leaves and branches in hot
water while the earth is kept dry.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
St. cyrians Lose, so.

The Community Service eleven
scored a 6-to-o victory over the st.
Cyrian A. c. In a hard-fought foot
ball game yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
Used Car Department
POTOMAC SALES CO., INC.
1127' 18th ct. NV.
Phone n, SECS. 11-63.

R-sIx-cYLiNpER; FIVE
passenger touring; Continental motor; real
leather upholstering; power tire pump; all
In perfect condition.; new, sell for s2.1s5;
viii make generous reduction to quick buy
er; terms II desired. See Mr.. GROW, Isis
L st. NV. oc26-tf
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
Deaths.
Comrades of the General Nelson
A. Miles Camp, No. /.

n. NlllcS lamp, NO. !.
Uuited Spanish War Veterans are hereby
requested to attend the funeral Of Comrade
ANDREW MELLoTT, ouartermsstsr sar-
geant, at SCOTS funeral psrior. 400 Eighth
st. se.. at II a. m. Monday morning, thence
to Arlington cemetery. Military services will
be conducted from Fort Meyer entrance.
By order
cLAIBoRN 6. CLOSE. Commander.
Attest:
JESSIE r. SPRINKLE. Adjutant.
1lLe6
MURRAY-on Saturday, November 6. 1870.
at ll:Io q. m, ELLEN J. HAMMOND
MURRAY, widow Of Charles d. Murray,
in the sixty-third year Of her life.
Funeral services will be held at her home
on Monday. November s, at 1880 p. M,
Rev. William J. Meeks will oficiats.
ii-s1.
PoLoNI-on sunday, November Z. 1920. at
her daughters residence, 113s Sixth St.
NV. TERESA @. PoLoNI.
funeral services will be held at Holy
Rosary Church Wednesday morning. No.
yemoer 10, 1870. where requiem mass
will be said at 10 .. m. Relatives and
friends invited to attend. Interment
private. 1i-9s.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
AUTOMOTIVE.
Automobiies for Sale.

'IS-DoDGE SEDAN. 81, 200
s40o eash-S75 monthly.
lS-OVERLASD COUPE.. $3.50
$500 cash-S35 monthly.
'1T-MAxwELL TOURING. ........... $500
800 cash-so0 monthly.
'1S-MAXWELL ROADsTER....... $3.50
$50 eash.sso m4pthly.
$500 cash-$90 monthly.
'la-DIXIE ROADSTER. R............. 81 900
S333 cssb-s15 monthly.
'1e-F0RD VERY............... $3.50
s15o ,cash-S3o monthly.
'1T-sAXoN TOURING. $375
$l25 cash-s25 monthly.
'ie-CR0w ELKHART. $500
$500 eash-S40 monthly.
TOURING. G.......... $500
$3.50 cash-S35 monthly.
................. $500
500 cash-S2o monthly.
TOURING. $3.50
$225 eash-S40 monthly
........,,....... $500
$3.50 cash-$45 monthly.
TOURING. .s.........s $3.50
$50 casb-$s0 monthly.
17-WINTOS, sIX........i....s.... IL, 200
800 essh-Ss0 monthly.
'1T-F0RD TOURING STARTER. ..... $3.50
$3.50 cash-S30 monthly.
TOURING. G..,......... $500
$3.50 eash-s25 monthly.
Is-OLDsM0BILE 81, $50
$500 essh-sso monthly.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08

The blast which endangered the
lives of more than 200 workmen EN-
ployed in ships deck, is believed to
have been caused when gases from an
empty oil tank were ignited by blow
torch. Authorities. however. began
an immediate investigation. One man
was thrown more than hundred feet
in the air, crashing to death through
q nearby iron roof.
The majority of the wounded were
burned and lacerated by the explo-
sion.
The oil compartments were empty.
the ship had discharged a Mexicacn
crude oil cargo last week
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
Are Worst Ever.

Weeds are thicker at present than
at any fall season for the past 15 years
according to II. w. Collins. Farmers
are being hampered in seeding oper-
ations by the large quantity of weeds
and while conditions are excellent for
seeding. the work is slow. The heavy
moisture of September made the
weeds grow rapidly and it has been a
battle for farmers to keep ahead Of
them. About the same acreage will
be put to winter wheat this fall as
for the past several years, Mr.. Collins
estimated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
Red Cross to Elect.

October 20 has been set for the date
of n mass meeting of all annual or
life members of the Red Cross in PEN
dleton. The meeting will be held at
the county library, and 10 directors
from Pendleton will be elected. These
10 directors will meet the following
week with the II directors from the
various other branches throughout the
county. and will elect a county chair
man. ce-chairman, secretary and
treasurer The new chairman will
choose the secretary. Arrangements
were made for the mass meeting yes.
terday at a meeting Of the officers OF
the Red Cross. Plans were made also
for the fourth annual Red Cross roll
call. to be held during the time from
Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day |
Minute men will stump the county |
during the campaign and local church |
es and other organizations will assist |
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
Is with New Firm

]. u. tJim) cleasby, formerly with
the Pendleton Hamilton Auto Co. has
accepted a position with the Simpson
Auto Company. Mr.. Cleasby will have
entire charge of the tractor depart
ment and will sell Fordsons. He has
just returned from Salem where he at
tended a big tractor demonstration.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
pheasants Appear More Plentiful

China pheasants, on whom inroacs
are being made by hunters this week,
are seemingly more plentiful now than
at the opening of the season on Sun
day. it is reported about town. Many
hunters have gone out after work In
the afternoons or in the early morn
ings and have been rewarded with a
limit bag. The warmer weather is
bringing the birds out more and some
good shooting for the rest of the week
is predicted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
Funeral Is HeId

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Patrick
McGonHle, who died Wednesday was
held today at . n. m. at st. Mary's
Catholic church. Rev. Father Van
Hoomissen officiating. Mrs. McGon-
igle is survived by her husband and six
children. she was a sister OF Pat
Doherty and cousin OF Miss Sarah
Doherty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
Total in Fund SIS. .o7s.

The total in the I'll Taylor Me-
mortal Association fund today was
reported by Miss Iva Black. secretary.
as $l5.07s. This is the complete fig
ure from receipts so far turned in to
headquarters and it is expected that
other money not yet reported will add
seveal hundred to the total. A $40
subscription today was received from
Charles J. Ferguson, an attorney Of
klamath Falls.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
TANKER EXPLOSION
DEALS MANY DEATHS

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-(A. P)-
Five men were killed, five others are
missing and believed to be dead and
more than score injured yesterday in
an explosion which wrecked a forward
compartment OF the British tanker
G. r. Grove, of Toronto, undergoing
repairs at a Brooklyn shipyard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08

Accounts OF the Pendleton Athletic
Club. since the resignation OF Secre-
tary T.. w. Preble. have been handled
by c. X. Cranston. were balanced to-
day. They were later turned over to
A. C. McAillster. who was elected sec
retary and treasurer at a meeting of
the club on Monday evening. The
rail- and winter work OF the club is
about to begin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08

None of Pendleton's flour mills nor
those of La Grande are now operating.
owing to a slack flour market. Of
fers for flour are being made on the
basis of the present price of wheat but
inasmuch as wheat cannot be bought
at the present quotations, flour can
not be scld at low figure either.
The same condition is reported in all
the coast mills and miiIers are await
ing a revival of export trade which is
expected. to come soon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08

girl students at the North Central
high school here today under ruuling
Of the dress regulation committee of
the girls league of the school, which
includes all girl students.
The regulations are 10 pe presented
at a general convocation next Tues
day, is was announced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
po,lce court sun Resting.

Not a case has come before the po-
lice court for trial this month and
eight days have elapsed since the po-
lice have made an arrest. There is
lust one entry on the police court
biotter for the month. forfeiture of
ban received during September. The
peace and quiet of the city is attrib-
uted TO a lack of pep" following
Round-Up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
More Farms IN County.

Umatilla county has 1852 farms, ac-
cording to figures just issued by the
census bureau at Washington. d. c.
This is an increase of 345 farms over
the 1910 census and an increase of
759 over the number in 1900. In the
list of counties. Lane leads in Oregon
with a growth from 2876 farms in
1910 to 1919 in 1920.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
New sldetrack being PLACED.

A new side track on the east side
of Collins Flour Mills is now being
installed. II will give access to the
warehouse and facilitate the loading
of cars. With the new track in place.
six cars a day may be loaded at the
mill The track is being placed by
the company and has direct connec-
tion with the O-W. Il. e. N. spur into
the mill and on TO the Pendleton
Roller Mills.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
Fire Prevention Day Observed.

Local schools today observed fire
prevention day. a nationally recog-
nized day. Exercises were held in all
the buildings with questionnaires
given to the children to be filled out
in their homes tomorrow. October 8
is the date of this day but inasmuch
as it falls on Saturday. the schools
were asked to give part of today to
the work. At Lincoln school, this
morning at 1880 quite a program was
held, in which Fire Chief w. h. Rim
gold made an address and also con-
Quoted an examination.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
SERVICES MIn Open.

The Nazarene church of which Rev.
j. r. LaItose is pastor, will open a
fall series of evangelistic meetings on
Sunday, October 10. The church has
secured Rev. w. II. Tullis of James,
town, North Dakota. as evangelist and
N f. Franklin of Caldwell, Idaho, as
song leader and special singer. Both
will assist Rev. LaRose. The services
will open each evening at 1870 with
a rousing song service and will be fol-
lowed by a sermon by the evangelist.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08

An electric floor planer is being
used on the dance floor at Jolly's Inn
and other preparations are being
made for the opening of the cabaret
there during the fall and -'lnter. last
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BAN
SILKS AND COSMETICS

SPOKANE, Oct. ga. P.)--Silk
garments, expensive clothing, French
heels, thin waists or undergarments
and use of cosmetics made taboo for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Oct. s-s--Hermiston Dairy
and Hog Show.
Oct. 1s.-county Y. M. C. A.
Convention here.
Oct. 20-22 - Joint institute
) Morrow Umatilla teachers here.
Oct. 22--Portland Chamber OF
} Commerce visit here.
Nov. 2.-General election.
Nov. 5-6-7--Northern Oregon
} Older Boys Y Conference here.
Nov. 13-20-Pacific Interna-
tionai Livestock Exposition, Port
land.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08

Miket Kenny. OF Heppner, arrived
here yesterday to attend the funeral
OF the late Mrs. Patrick McGonagle,
held this morning at ST. Mary's Cath
olic church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08

Judges at Fair.
Mrs. c. II. Marsh, G. *. cranston
and Miss Kate Voorhees, left today for
Herniston where they will act as
Judges at the Hermiston Dairy and
Hog show.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08

winter dancing was provided evenings
and an orchestra is to be employed
shortly for this winters program.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
Renoyations compIcted.

improvements In the o. w. r. e.
n. depot are being completed today.
The walls and woodwork have been re-
finished. and as a final touch. the
benches are being re-varnished.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-08
Moved Back to
735 MAIN
JOE ELL
Insurance

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.s.. tasz ssf .sa a.oHsaAla.f d. .rrist ,ll.s
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
HIs|k aIel. sIyhiz .
kll6 8!
xAr6saonyi Itentisztslstsk sor
rendje,

=. 4.
Pentek este, dec. 24-en k0nyor-
ges, > gyermekek karacsonyfa
iinnepslyevel egy5itt. Dec. 25-en,
szombaton karacsonyi iinnepi is
tentisztelet, mely alkalommal
szent jegyek is kiosztatnak. Del
utsn q szokott id6ben Nileson is.
tenitisztelet 9 scent jegyek kiosz-
tasaval. Unnep ma'sodnapjan
vasarnap lnnepet bezaro isten
tisztelet, amikor a szent jegyek is
kiszolgaltatnak azok reszere, XIII
az els5 napon barmi okbd nen
arulhattak kegyelem orszaga
hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
Hirek ! ST. Gyorg
esyhiz k0rtbd
Magyar g6r. r.kath hitk6Dsg.
Tsosacm: ZOE 1Gahoning Ayeaas.
Leek6sst ixoda: BIS Tod Avenue
]. Automatikuu tsiefon: z16s. !
BtU tol:... .

A sbethlehem ist&ll6 jiszol&bau
fold lll0tt isteni Szere&et sEI,
lssissnsk bslk6111E6nt6tt eml6k In.
nsfen lel6pisztori sxivem 6szints
e9evA kivinok ex nt0n is q
XIII veEs3ssenre bizctt 6si ma
uar sssrtart&su hitlk6ssegen
nindssn egyes ,adj6nak . tag
jkaak sserststtsijes, boAog II
r6esonyt. ys1iak n Istsn!
:. Tsnplomank fSnyk6pe ievele
xolAp nagysagban elkesziilven Dc
r1bja 5 cent barahily szamban 1t
vehetS akar a lelkeszi hiystal
ban, akir pedig . templomnal
tisztviselDk utjan.
Ksracsonyi es,l uieui issentisz
teletek sorrend5e templomunkban
Dessnbsr 34Sn, peutsksn, -,
risspays vikili6j jim este s-lkor nag,
esti 1jtatossag, oltari kenyer {.
bor, buzs ss olaf aldassal.
Dspsnbsr 5.6n ssoanbatoA, h
risscsy els6 'napj6n dslsl6t'
105 -ksr siinnepflyes nagy ST.. mi
Sc papi I seged edlettel, i 81. beszed
|Eolaikeness is emlekkspek kiosz
|tAsa. Mise alatt a nevszerinti Z
|'don6nyok stnyuitasa.
nec6mbar IS q svasarnap, Il
iicSany naisodneN i'm de. 10-kol
Enagy sx: mise, III Sci6.
| 1lp1asr s17,dn hSttSn rsggs
9,ksxs 81. u { mise
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
vi 'svrse

Psntek este o-esztendei k0nyor-
ges fel 8-kor Is q gyermekek re.
ssere garacsonyfa gyujtas atemp'
lomban. Szombaton, NJ, ev else
napjan nagy istentisztelet. Va
sarnap rendes Istentisxteiet s d. u
q rendes idSben Nileson.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

youngstown, O..b6l szereEtek be
ii exyhkznak. Fogadjak a j6lelku
adomanyoz6k az listen haz&nak
ekitesere hozott kldozatukert az
egyhkz elislner5 kosz0netet.
Gysrmsk pasxtorjatek es Kara
csonyfa iinnsp6ly. Karacsonyunk
eis5 napjan, december he 25-en,
szombatons esti het oral kezdettel
fogjuk megtartani tcnlplomunk
alatti helyisegben tisztan hit
kozsegi gyermekeinkb6l all6 NIL
veszcsapat altal pompas alakitas-
ban es betanitassal eloadando
pasztorjatekot, mely utan koz-
vetleniil szinten iinnepi kerettel a
remekul feIdiszitett tKaracsony
fara helyezett gyermekajandekok
kiosztasa lesz
A gy6nyoru diszletekkel felal-
litott szinpad, szemkapraztato
angyali ruhak a szinten remek-
i'll osszeallitott korhu jelmezek
magukban we've is oily latvanyoS
sagot fognak kepezni, hogy ezek-
mex megtekintese is varakozason
refill XII fogja elegiteni II. b.
k0zonseget.
Hogy az erdeklod6k meg ma
gyobb figyelemmel kiserhessek a
Ikedvesen tanulsagos rigmusos da-
rabot, tajekoztatasul szinlap
lhianyaban = elore ide iktatjuk
azok neveit, akik minden lehetot
elkovettek ARA nezve, hogy a
pasztorjatek jelenlev6 hallgato-
sagnak olyan sltezetben legyen
resze, a milyenben meg egyszer
csak akkor lesz, ha almodni fog
fel6le.
A ruhak 'anyagat a pasztorja-
tekban szerepl6 gyermekek szulei
ajandekoztak az egyhaznak. A
legvekonyabb cernaszalig teljesen
III, mindenfele szinben tarkaz6
kelmekb6l allo es ragyogo. diszi-
tesekkel elhalmozott ruhakat es
jclmezeket ,csillpg6 - eddig sehol
mem latott angyalszarnyakat
nagy szakertelemmel, ugyesseg-
gel es szorgalommal hitk0zsegiink
, k0vetkezo notagjai allitottak 0sz-
sze es varrtak meg teljesen dij.
talanul: id. Vasko Ferencne, Hri
cz6 Janosne, Lengyel Peterne
Vask6 Janosne es Nyary Peremi
Margit.
Rendezo: Nyary Peremi Mar
git. (Sugora mines sziikseg). SEE
: repl6k: Mihaly Greg pasztor
). Franczoszky Janos, Andras idS
! pasztor: ifj. Vasko Janos. Palk6
D JankS fatal pasztorok: RACE Mi
a haly es ifj. Hriczo Janos, pasztor
II bojtarok: SzabadOs Mikl6s e
Isl Maticza Mikl6s. Pasztorlanyok
+ Dina es Boske: Lengyel Teszi {
J. Orosz Mariska. Maria: Racz We
, ron, Jozsef: ifj. Bodnar Janos
/ Keleti kiralyok: Csolenszky I'm
/ re, Rako Gyorgy es Kaloczky Jt
u zsef. Tamas: Orosz Mihaly, Mo,
l., ses: Orosz Istvan, Jakab: Pei
1 ranszky Bella. F6angyal: Hricz
= Joianka, angyalok: Druga Ilor
/ ka, Horcsik Ilonka, Lujan Katie
( es Ilonka, Bodnar Borbala, Ler
gyel Mariska, Kondas Julisks
a Kalocsky Margit.. El0hirnok il
e nos Kondas Andras.
Karacsenyfa iinnepely szea-ep
Iloi: Szeretet angyala: Drug
e Ilonka, Hopehely: Hricz6 Jolar
a. ka, Galanlb: Horcsik nonk,
x R6zsaszal: Bodnar Borbala [
q Magyarorszag csillaga: Lengy'
q. Mariska. A neghato enekszam'
el kat eloadja: az iskolas gyerm'
$ kek kara.
e. Belep6dij felnotteknek so cen
% gyermekeknek 25 cent. Tehi
"a celunk f0leg az erkolcsi skier
a. mem az anyagi haszon. A tisz1
u jovedelmet templomunk javal
a forditjnk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

Anely nemzetnek nyelve mem fej-
16dik maga talajab6l, a maga gyoke-
reibU IS erejeb6l, annak nyelvc ha,
nyatlik Is nyelvvel hanyatlik mem.
yet miiveltsegct lis.