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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
A gyljtok figyelmebe.
A XII gyiijteni akar varosunkban,
az jelentse be a Nagybizottsag-
nak,

Az utobbi id6ben val6saggal
elarasztjak egynehanyunkat a
kiilonfele segelykero levelekkel.
Szentiil tudjuk, hogy a xix eze-
ket a leveleket irjak, azok rea
vannak utalva a gyors segelyre
es epen exert emberi szempontb6l
is orvendiink annak, ha akad va
laki, aki segit a hozza fordulo SEE
geny honfitarsan.
Minden felreeres es meggyanu-
sitas elkerulese vegett azonban
ARA kerjik mindazokat, a xix
magyarorszagi szegenyeknek, G.
eyes szemelyeknek, vagy barmi
lyen j6tekony selra gyiijtenek,
hogy gyiijtest okvetlen jelent-
SEX be lapunk szerkeszt6jenek,
mint a Nagybizottsag titkaranak,
nOgy eSyresZt a gyuJteSr0l tudO-
masunk legyen es masreszt hogy
a gyujtes elszamolasar6l hivata-
losan is. jelentest tehessiink.
Ezzel az intezkedessel eleiet
vagjuk mindenfele alaptalan be-
szednek es pletykanak, mely-
mex meg tanultabb emberek k0-
ziil is feliilnek egyesek es ezzel
vegeredmenyben csak sajat ma
gunknak okoznak felesleges KEEL
lemetlenseget. Az ilyen beszedek
rendszerlnt potyaolvas6kt6l
szarmaznak, xix a "Dong6''
szavai szerint mem tartoznak a
rendes emberek soraba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
A botbiintetes ellen

Mi alulirottak q youngstown
magyar egyhazak Is egyletek koz
ponti erkolcsi testiilete szegyen-
mel vegyes felhaborodassal erte-
sultiink a sajt6 ntjan, hogy Ma
gyarorszag nemzetgyiilese vissza
allitotta a derest es behozta a bot
biintetest nemcsak az ardragitok,
hanem mas vetsegeket elk0vet6k
ellen is.
Mi az Egyesilt Allamok szabad
orszagaban borzalommal gondoA
Junk ARA, hogy Magyarorszag
visszasiilyedt a kozepkorba Is
hogy oft szerencsetlen testverein-
ket vilag legmegalaz6bb, leg
utalatosabb es legbarbarabb bin
tetesevel sujtjak, oily vetsegekert
is amelyet csak azert kovetnek
el inert nyomoruk 6riasi.
Munkat es igazsagot keriink
mi idegenbe szalxadt magyar mum
kasok testvereink rsszere es mem
botot, derest vagy kalodat.
AZ emberiseg humanitasa es
egy szabad orszag civilizaci6ja
es kulturaja neveben emeljiik fel
tiltakozo szavunkat. Kerjiik a
nemzetgyiilest, hogy toriilje e]
ext torvenyt inert az a mar ugy
is bepiszkolt Is bemocskolt ma.
gyar nevre ujabb szegyent hoz a
kiilf0ld szemeben.
A youngstown magyar egy.
hazak 60 egylesslk nagybizott'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30

Az alabbi levelet Ruzicska Ja-
nos zaszl6s irta, a XII mar koze-
lebbi reszletekrol szamol be:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
AZ 0REG EGYLET GYttLEsE

Az Els6 Magyar Betegsegelyz6
Egylet gyiilese most vasarnap,
,zaz okt6ber h6 San lesz a szokott
gyiiles helyisegben. Kerem tag
tarsaimat, hogy lehet6leg teljes
Szamban j0jjenek ell ere a gyii-
lesre, inert k0telessegiink ponto-
san elvegezni. azokat a fontos H.
gyeket melyeket a gyiles TO-
laaman targyalni fogunk.
Tagtestyeri szeretettel:
Mecsey Andras, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
saga
HABODASZ GUSTAV,
eln0k.
NEMENYI MIKLtS ERN0
titkar.

Ezen tiltakozas grof Apponyi
Albertnek es Prohaszka Otto rom
kath. puspoknek kildend6 meg.
A nagybizottsag kebelebe tar
toz6 0sszes egyhazak es egyletek
tisztvisel0i keretnek fenti hata-
rozatot az egyhazak es egyletek
legkozelebbi gyiilesen felolvasni.
A fenti hatarozat egyike volt
azoknak amelyeket a nagybizott-
sag vasarnap este tartott elso
oszi gyiilesen hoztak. Az egyha-
Yak es egyletek eleg szep szamu
kiild0ttei es erdeklod6k vettek
reszt a gyulesen, amelyen eloszor
a sziberiai gyujtesi akci6t tar
gyaltak. Geressy Sander indit-
vanyara a titkart utasitottak,
hogy irjon az American Relief
Committee for Hungarian Suf-
rersnek New Yorkba es a nagy
amerikai gyiijt6 bizottsagnak a.
zert, hogy az eddig a magyarok
reszerol befolyt 0sszegr6l es azok
kiadasarol a magyarsag nyilt es
tiszta kepet nyerjen. Egyszer-
smind meghivtak az Amerikai
Magyar Szoyetseg titkarat, DR..
Pesselehner Antalt, hogy nagy-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30

bizottsag legkozelebbi gyiilesen
mutassa be hozza erkezett szi-
beriai nyugtakat es elismer3 le-
veleket.
Elenk eszmecsere utan nagy-
bizottsag elhatarozta, hogy hiva-
los lapja az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap utjan felhivast intez a
magyar szarmazasu amerikai pol
garokhoz, amely felhivasban fell
vilagositassal szolgal ugy a fer
flax mint n6k regisztralasat
illet6leg es ARA kerr a magyar
szarmazasu polgarokat, hogy k0-
relessegiik tudataban menjenek
szavazni november 2-an. A vita
teljesen partonkivGli mederben
folyt.
A gyiiles bezarasa utan a jelen-
voltak politikai eszmecseret
folytattak amely Macy erdekl6-
dest keltett es mindenki avval az
erzessel ment haza, hogy a nagy-
bizottsag gyilesein es az eszme-
cseren tanulni lehet es hogy a
zok erdekesek. Remeljiik leg
kozelebbi gyilesen mar nagyobb
szamban jelennek meg tagok es
az erdeklod0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30

Jonnek levelek, messze nap
keletr0l vertanusag es martirom
sag hazajab6l: Sziberiab6l. A ma
pokban ismet ket level erkezett
Mih6k Sandorhoz, a melyeket
k6zerdeki voltuknal fogva lek0z-
link. Eek levelek ismetelten
igazoljak AIT, hogy az amerikai
magyarsag j6sziviisegebol fakado
gyiijtese nelkiil eek a szerencset-
len testvereink elvesztek volna
Sziberiaban. into szavakbol al
10 igazsagok ezek levelek, a me-
lyek f6leg azoknak szolnak, xix
meg mem adtak es esetleg mem
akarnak adni szerencsetlen test
vereink megsza baditasara.
Olvassak ell ezeket leveleket
es szivleljek meg azoknak tartal-
mat. A kinek helyen van a szive,
az tudni fogja, hogy mi koteles-
sege. Es a mi olvasoink csak k0-
telessegtudo es fajat szeret6 ma
gyarok.
Jekelfalussy Mikl6s a kovetke-
z6ket irja:
Nikolsk- Ussurisk, 1920 jul. "a.
Igen tisztelt Mihok ur!
Faradhatatlan buzgalmat haza-
szallitasunk ierdekeben es IRAN
tam tanusitott joleso kedves fl
gyelmet meghalalando, minden-
pen igyekeztem a Krasnojarskban
tlevS GezaxijascserSl 1b5vebb tud6-
sitast kiildeni, de ezideig minden
! faradozasom sikertelen maradt.
Mint el6z6 levelemben mar emil
tettem, Montandon svajci v0r.
kereszt kikuldott szemelyesen We
zetett egy expediciot a Nyugat-
Sziberiaban levo hadifoglyok Sc
eelyezesere. O vele kuldtem egy
levelet kedves ocscse reszere,
melyben kertem, hogy hogylete-
rol tajekoztasson S egyben Mih6k
ur levelenek tartalmat is k0z0l-
tenn vele. A fenti missi6val Nyu-
gat -Sziberiaba igyekv6 oroszok is
mentek, amint az ujsagokb6l er-
tesiilink missi6 Csitanal lev8
feher orosz fronton szigoruan
meg lett vizsgalva, hogy tovabb
mi tortent vele, mem tudom.
Kedves 0cscsenek irt levelemre ez
ideig meg valaszt mem kaptam.
Termeszetesen tudakoz6dasaimat
tovabb is folytatom mihelyt va
lami biztosat tudok, azonnal erte-
siteni fogom. Ezen k0zbeesG le-
velemet csak azert kuld0m, ne
hogy olyba tiinjon fel hallgata-
som, mintha a dologgal nem to-
rodnem. Pedig hat az amerikai
magyarsagnak kul0nosen 0nneA
erdekiinkben kifejtett munkassa.
gyert oily sok halaval tartozunk
hogy igazan j6l esnek a sok "a
radsagukat s az erdekiinkben ho
aott aldozatokat ne1nikep is meg
halalni.
Ugyszinten igen szepen k0szo
nom kedves, j6leso figyelmet a,
ujsagok kildeseert. val6sagos jt
tetemeny rank nezve. Alig var
juk oket azutan megy barak
rol- ol-barakra. Icy nemileg tajeko
z6dunk hazank jelenlegi helyze
terol. Az amerikai magyar ha
zaszallit6 bizottsag ket tagj,
Vladivosztokba megerkezett, /,
napokban varjuk 6ket ide Nj
kolskba mar el6re orllInk Isl
tevoink kozil kett0t szemelyesel
megismerhetni.
Azon remenyben, hogy jov5 lie
velemben kedves 0cscser5l biz
tos hirt kozolhetek, zarom sorai
mat, kedves j6sagat meg egysze
halasan koszonve, maradok kival
tisztelettel
/ Jekelfalussy Mikl6s, fhdgy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
M1NDEN vAGYA
AMERIKA

Osxinten sz6lva, nekem kolo-
sz&llisan tetszik az Amerikai
iizleti folfogas. Erzem magam-
ban hogy a legr0videbb id6
alatt alkalmaxkodni tudnek az
ottani 6lethez, - 0r0k0s vas
sxorgalommal es kitartasommal
ugy mint mas sok tizezer en-
Der en- is egy bizonyos celhoz
jutnek. Mert lit Magyarorsza-
gon, most, hogy elveszitettiik
. haborut, igazan mines miert
elni. Egy olyan altalanos nyo-
NOR uralkodik az egesz orszag-
ban, hogy abb6l kijutni abszo-
lutte mem fogunk. Az allamcs6d
csak naptk kerdese, ugyszinten
hogy valiant idegen csapattest
megsz&lja az orszag f6varo-
sAt. Az emberek rongyban jar
nak (sgy r,iha $1,000 kor.) }
8 mines annyi p6nxiilk, hogy rem
(Folyt. a 2. oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30

Az alabbi levelet Ruzicska ia
nos zaszl6s irta, XII mar koze-
lebbi reszletekrol szamol be:
Nikolszk- -Ussz1riszk, 1920
augustus /.
Tgen tisztelt Mihok ur!
Megkaptam junius 8. es 14-iki
NIB. leveleit es az azokhoz melle-
kelt harom levelet, melyet volt
szives tovabbitani cimemre.
Macy volt az oromom, mikor
felesegem leveleit olvashattam,
melyek olyan rovid id5 alatt er-
keztek ide. A taborba eddig fris-
sebb keith level hazankbol mem
erkezett. EFT 0nnek kosz0nhe-
tenn. Mih6k ur! Aida meg az
listen erte.
Taborunk hangulata nagyon
deprimalt. Kb. 5000 magyar gyult
lit ossze abban a remenyben, hogy
hamarosan be lesz haj6zva. Igen
nagy szamban jottek 1000 kilome-
ter tavolsagr6l is Mar ket h6nap
ota utrakeszen allunk es sajnos
meg ezideig' nelkiiloziink minden
biztos hirt haj6nk erkezeserol.
Hazai bizottsag minden elk0vet,
hogy szomoru sorsunkon segit-
sen, de a 6 evi szenvedes es
ssalodasok egesz sorozata me-
lyebb hatassal van lelkiinhre, sem
hogy AIT egy 6rara is feledni tud-
nank. Multi vasarnap meglato-
rata taborunkat az amerikai ma
gyarok ket kikild0tte: Smoliga
Bella JOSEF r. k. pap es Haitinger
orvos. Az amerikaiak faradha.
tatlan munkalkodasa ugy a sep
magyar hazank, mint az lit szen-
7edo magyarsag erdekeben ma
ryon jo hatassal van reank. Smo-
'iga es Haitinger uraknak hoz-
rank intezett szavaib6l meleg ha-
.aszeretet sugarzott XII. A beszed
latasa alatt sok ezer jo magyar
'oriilgette konnyez6 szemeit. So
hasem fogjuk elfelejteni ameri-
kai magyar testvereink aldozat-
'Seszseget! Mines egy ember sem
itten, aki ne creme AIT. hogy ha-
avail es elismeressel tartozunk az
smerikai magyarsagnak. Ehen
ousztultunk volna regen, ha 0n0k
nem kezdik meg idejekoran a
mentO-akci6t! Orosz kezben va
gyunk japan megszallott teriile-
ten. Sem az orosz, sem a japan
! nem gondoskodik rolunk. Elel-
! mezesrol orosznak kellene gon-
doskodni, de junius elseje 6ta
egy centet sem adott. Hat lehet
lit egy ember is, aki ne creme,
hogy NIT tettek 0nok ertunk? -
Ugy tudjuk, a napokban fogiak
k0z0lni Amerikabol, hogy mikor
es mely haj6k jonnek ertiik. Nyu-
| godtabbak volnank. ha mar egy
biztos idopontra szamithatnank,
| Nagyon kosz0nom szives fara-
dozasat a levelek tovabbitasa
| iigyeben, valamint a kiildott nj
sagokert is ismetelten halas ko-
szonetet mondva ugy sajat, mint
bajtarsaim neveben, maradok tel
jes tisztelettel
Ruzsicska Janos.
TIT emlitjiik meg AIT is, hogy
Lator zoltan kapitany, kinelk
levelet annak idejen lapunkban
lekoz0ltJk, szerencsesen megsza-
szabadult q fogsacb6l es a move
rehez, Csepes Bslanehoz erkezett
q legut6bbi hiradas szerint Koma-
romban volt. a honnan Budapest
re igyekezett. Lator kapit&ny
volt az, a li leveleben legel6sz0r
megirta . val6di t6nyallast . sxi-
} beriai magyar foglyok ssomoru
sorsar6l Is . mely lev6lnek orosx-
! (Folyt. q 4. oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
t A sziberiai hadifoglyok halaja.
HARoMEZER MAGYAR FOGo LY vARJA A SzABADULAS
0RAJAT NIKOLsZK -USsZURIszKBAN

Konnyezo szmmel hagaak SIN olga Bella roebng rom katho
lzus pebanos dr. Hainger Kaman passac magyar
beszedet fogol aborba inzek hozzajuk Halas szv
vel koszonk meg amera agyarsag gytese melyne re-
szabadok leszne Laor Zotan kaptany
saba dult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
MIRE HAsZNALJAK A LEGT0BB
AUTOMOBILE

Az Automobil Kereskedelmi KamaYa
kerd6iveket kild0tt XII 10000 auto
mobil-tulajdonosnak, akik k0ziil kilenc
ven szazalek AIT valaszolta, hogy au-
tomobiljat nagyobbreszt iizleti celokra
hasznalja. Csak 10 szazalek vAlasza
volt az, hogy nekik az automobil idii-
lesre es mulatsagra szolgal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
Hogy ejjel sokszor nit latok,
arrol jobb hallgatni.

Hogy ejjel sokszor NIT latok,
arrol jobb hallgatni.
Mar gondoltam ARA, hogy
hmegyek Amerikaba az elso
hajoval, amelyikkel lehet, de az
utazas koronaban szamitva, oily
draga, hogy majdnem az osszes
fel-zerelesi cikkeinket }1ellene
eladni, amivel eppen XII secret
nsk j0nni.
Hogy azonban Amerikaban
konnyen kenyerhez jussak, ma
gamal vinnem legalabb az 0t
fenykepez6gepem, amelyek ko-
ronaban is megernek nyolcvan.
ezret. - En- alaposan fel va.
gyok ext illet6leg szerelve, csak
volna annyi alapt6kem, hogy
hajojegyet vegyek, a mi dollar.
ban mem is olyan sok, s odakint
nem annyi dollar, mint nalunh
korona. Hisz ha egy banya'
munkas kint naponta 10 dpllart
keres, az nalunk 275O korona.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-03

low the boiling point should be placed
over an alcohol lamp or gas plate. The
vessel should have a fairly large sur
face with enough water in it to throw
out a good volume of steam.
Remember. before going through
this cleansing experience that boiling
ing steam will burn the skin, and
so the temperature of the water must
be a trifle lower than the boiling
point, yet sufficiently high to throw
out heat that will generate perspira-
ton.
After everything is arranged for the
bath the face should be well rubbed
with cold cream, applying it thickly
with the finger tips and rubbing Wig.
orously In rotary motion over the en-
tire face. making the upward part of
the stroke stronger than the down
ward. This will take at least five min
utes. and longer if properly done The
bath should then be ready, and the
fac bent over, holding a towel so the
steam is thrown directly on the skin.
II necessary to get fresh air to
breath, the mouth may be uncovered
for about two seconds.
After the face is hot, and perspira-
ton starts, it should be wiped with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-03
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. thompson: Will you
please state how to steam the face?
have noticed that you have advised
steaming. but you have not told how
to do it. l don't know how to go
about it. H. S. F.
Face steam1ng Is method Of treat
ment that may be highly beneficial or
injurious, according as it is done Too
frequent applications of steam will
cause wrinkles, by making the skin
f1abby, but an occasional bath Of this
kind serves the purpose of opening
the pores to remove dust and helping
to keep the skin supple and in good
condition
vessel which can be kept just be-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-03
What's in a Name
AUDR EY.
fCopyright)

AUDREY.
Audrey IL closely allied with Ethel
Both signify noble threatener," since
they have their origin with the Anglo
Saxon feminine name Etheldred or
Aethelthryth, which in turn comes
from the German Ediltrud. noble
maiden
The first Audrey of note was the
Anglo-Saxon Saint Audrey. She was
IN reality Aethelthryth: who was rath
er an unsuccessful wife and retired
to a monastery, later being canon
lied as ST. Etheldreda. She was re-
vered as st. Audry and many fairs are
given In her honor by the peasantry.
1t Is said that the garish little articles
sold at these fairs have given rise to
the term "tawdry"
Because Of her sanity reputation.
the name of Audrey reached a high
state Of popularity in England and has
never ceased to be in common usage.
Particularly, Of late has 1t been re.
v1ved and set to rival its counterpart,
Ethel. Addy, which is commonly be-
lieved to be the contraction of AIDE
laide, IS really the Devonian diminu-
tive for Audrey.
The agate is Audrey's talismanic
gem It is believed to have the power
to draw success and good fortune to
its wearer, and to guard her from all
harm. Monday is her lucky day and
4 her lucky number.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-03
The Diary of an Engaged Girl
BY Phyllis Phillips

Laura and l decided to 90 out for
lunch, and so after a most entertain
ing morning, we strolled out at about
one O'Clock and headed for downtown.
I suddenly had an inspiration and
asked Laura if she would like to call
up Morgan and have lunch with him in
the studio? She was not alone so that
was all right and we could right there
and then begin to try out some OF her
formulas for happy mealtime!
The idea struck her as just right, so
we got Morgan on the phone and he
seemed delighted at the prospect-said
he had just finished a hard morning.
work and was dying of hunger. l told
him that we would bring in the eats.
Then We just flew around buying
food and it was no end Of fun. We
finished up by buying a large bottle OF
cider, and a package Of paper napkins
at the five and ten.
Arrived at Morgan's, we sank onto
his cool, wide couch and tried to re-
gain our composure. Hard task after
some strenuous gossipping-plus a
hurried shopping.
stretched out just as though we were
back in my bedroom again. That is
the advantage we artists have over
average mortals. We are. above all,
natural and do not force ourselves to
be stiff and formal when we do not
feel that way.
Laura admired the sketch of me
that Morgan had finished and then
Morgan and | told her all about Jack S
stalling his mother about my posing
for Morgan. etc. She laughed till she
cried and said she was so glad that
her brother was engaged and to a real
girl because it was developing side
of him that she had always suspected
was there, though dormant! This
pleased me, of course.
After a rest we both got up and
Morgan threw us some sloppy old
slippers Of his, which we welcomed
gladly. We then slipped off our blous-
es and got into two old crash aprons
of Morgan's. which he used to paint in
Then we felt quite at home and com
Portable.
OF course we were becoming out
casts by our actions. We had done
the unforgivable in coming to Morgan
place at all, in the first place, and, in
the second, we we're adopting the man
ners and customs of the Greenwich
Villagers, and everyone knows what
that means.
But, oh, what a good time we did
have getting that studio lunch. Words
fail me- First of all there was cold
ham and a crisp salad with a perfect
dressing made by Laura), some pre-
served pears and a delicious chocolate
cake.
To crown the occasion Morgan
brought out from the depths Of an
old trunk in the back of the room a
tall bottle of Rhine wine, and this
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made US clap our hands with glee. 1t
was La Vie de Boheme complete.
How we laughed when we discovered
that dear, old Morgan did not possess
such a thing as table napkin, in fact
looked rather dazed when we asked
him for same. So it was lucky that
we stopped in and got the paper ones,
otherwise we should have been re-
duced to using one rather dilapitated
looking towel which hung damp and
detected on a nail behind the screen
which shrouds his gas stove in
mystery!
Just as everything was ready for
us to sit down to the table a knock
came at the door-and to my surprise
Prince Charming stood smiling, and
also quite surprised, on the TIRES
hold.
Verify Laura was having a chance
to see every detail of the life she
had planned put into execution. Prince
Charming kissed my hand before
saying one word.
(To be continued.)
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PATRIOTIC SERMONS
PLANNED FOR SUNDAY

Independence Day, Sunday, July 4
is to be observed by practically every
pastor in Richmond by an appropri-
ate sermon. Patriotism is to be linked
up with religion.
Sermon themes announced by the
ministers follows: East Main Street
Friends, America, A Land Of Giants,
7:30 p. m; South Eighth Street
Friends, Our National Inheritance"
1890 a. m; Second English Lutheran
patriotism and Religion" 1890 a
m; First English Lutheran, "Indepen.
dence Day" 10:3 80 a. m; Grace Metho
dist, THE Republics Debt to the Min
istry," 1890 a. m. and the First
Christian, THE New Patriotism y
1890 a. m. In the evening a patriotic
song service will be observed and the
pastor will speak briefly on Personal
Liberty"
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CHURCHES

ing s p. m. Pulpit supply committee
Announces July II, at p. m, to vote
for p.stor. Members urged to come.
Bethel A. M. e. church-South
Sixth and B streets. Rev. ]. l.. Craven,
pastor. Sermon by the pastor at
1o:45,a- m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school
$50 a. m. The superintendent desires
a full attendance that all may hear the
plans for the annual picnic. The Mis-
sionarH society will meet with Mrs.
Gillon. North Twelfth street Thursday
afternoon to hold the annual election.
Union Mission
Union Mission-North Fourteenth
street. Rev. and Mrs. ]. F. Propst
pastors. Sunday school, $50 a. m.
Morning worship. 1920. Christian
Endeavor, $40 p. m. Evangelistic
service, 1880. Sewing school, 100 p.
nj. Tuesday. Prayer meeting, $50
p. m. Tuesday Bible teacher training
class, 1880 p. m. Friday.
Nazarene
CHURCH OF the Nazarene-North
Fifth street. NJ. T. Ida Brandyberry,
pastor. Sunday school $50 a. m, Ira
$50, ID m, Mrs Brandyberry in
charge. Her subject, Liberty" Evan
gelisticI service at 7:3O D. m. in
charge iof NJ T. Brandyberry. Chill
dren's service at $50 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 100 p. m. Young
Peoples meeting Friday night at the
parsonage, POI South West End street.
Street meeting, Saturday, 7:45, cor
ner Fifth and Main Seventy-fve at
prayer meeting Wednesday night
Presbyterian
Second PresbyterIan-North Nine.
teenth and c streets. The Rev. H. ].
Sarkiss, pastor. The Community
Church" Sunday School at 9:15. viii,
liam Massey. superintendent. Public
worship 1890 a. m. Communion will
be served at this service. Christian
Endeavor at 6:15 p. m. Evening ser
vice at 1880 p. m. Subject, The
Unity OF the Human Race"
Reid Memorial U. p. Church-Cor.
ner Eleventh and North A streets
Sabbath School at 9:15; Mrs. D. w
Scott, superintendent. Preaching at
1920 a m. and 1880 p. m. by the Rev
A. W. Jameson, synodical superintend
ent. Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 1880.
Scientist
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
and Fifteenth streets. Subject, God
Sunday school at 9 a. M; services at
1870 a. m. Wednesday evening tes-
timony meeting at 7:45. Public cor
daily invited.
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soft old linen to remove the
grease, and then the face should Be
steamed again. This wiping Is re-
peated until there is no trace of
grease. Fifteen or twenty minutes
should be devoted to the bath, and at
the end Of this period the face must
be wiped for the last time. For the
final treatment cold water may be
dashed over to tighten the skin, and
il there Is no eruption an excellent
lotion, made from a gill of alcohol and
an ounce Of spirits OF camphor and
spirits OF ammonia, two and a half
ounces of sea salt, with enough boil
ing water to make a pint, may be ap-
piled to the flesh. This is not used
until it Is cold, and then the skin is
soaked with it. II Is an excellent ton
ic, and may be massaged into the
neck, throat and arms, as we'll as the
face.
Stea ming by this method should
not be resorted to oftener than once
week. Carefully done, II will soften
and refine the skin and clear the COM
plexion.
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HOME BREW IS EXPENSIVE.

NEWCASTLE, Ind, July 3-John
Derrberry plead guilty to making
home brew" before Judge Fred c.
Cause and was fined 500 and costs
and sentenced to Indiana state farm
for a period of three months. The
home brew" seized by the police at
the Derryberry home was analysed,
showing an alcoholic content of IS
per cent.