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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

covered with a beautiful luncheon
set of Italian cut work. There was
a centerpiece CT red roses and petals
Of the fragrant blossoms We're
strewn over the table forming the
word ''Trestle." The guests enjoyed
dancing and the evening was a
thoroughly happy one.
The woman's Bible Class of the
First Baptist Church viii have their
May birthday party at the home of
Mrs. J. c. Granger. 104 Detroit
street, tomorrow afternoon at half
past two o'clock. All members anu
all those who wish to become mem
bers of the class are asked to come
for good time. The May birthday
ladies will BE the hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A, Fiuebeck
Of Sheffield avenue announce the
birth Of a uttle daughter. Margaret
Adele, on Wednesday. the twenty
fourth of May.
The Misses Taussig very pleas
ANe1y enter AdAHe0 l.le soNhS AdliSH
OF the d. H. Of r. T. Club last even
ing in their home on Webb street.
During the evening Miss Alice
Greenberg. who Will be married in
June. was presented with a pair OF
handsome silver candlesticks from
the members of the club. Whist
was played at four tables and the
honors were made by Miss Mary
Marcus. Miss Beatrice Dobson and
Miss Helen Dobson. prettily APP
pointed luncheon was served The
club will be entertained in two
weeks at the home tof Miss Beatrice
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian
Sisters will meet at K of p. hall,
Friday evening at o'clock sharp.
5-25
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

Lyons, was resumed in court to-
day Attorneys for the three are
seeking writs of habeas corpus.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
ANDERSON LONE
YANKEE BIDDER
IN BRITISH GOLF

PRESTwICK. Scotland. May rs
John G. Anderson, crack Siwaney
lone American bidder for the Brit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25
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= G. Crumpacker very
sly entertained the ladies
ednesday Afternoon Bridge
slefday in her home in Glen
ark. There were several
bouquets OF bright garden
IT the rooms and there were
5les OF cards. Honors were
. Mrs Harry Hayward Of
$50, q guest for the after
an eNqaisitely dainty lunch
served after most de-
social hour. Mrs. George
ein viii entertain the club in
eAs ia her home on High
seet.
many friends Of J. NJ. Hart
glad 70 learn that he IS
much better since reaching
valley, New Iork. where he
bride went Immediately aft
marriage Ihe fifteenth of
-
Rena Schlesinger delightful
rtained the ycung ladies OF
stie Club and their guests on
y evening in her home on
"a street Bridge was play
SO tables, each Of which was
with . single red rose. the
wer- 4 dainty and delicious
luncheon was served in the
room, where the table was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

tary leaders. Now one little con-
dition in the Versailles peace
treaty Is battering it to the
ground. so to speak. Under the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-25

We Dress Our Own Poultry.
Store Will Be Closed Next
Tuesday Decoration Day
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03
ESEMENYEK
(Folyt. az i. oldalroL

\ Kileneedik pont. Al hadsefeg
es haditengereszet egyiittes kolt-
segvetesenek leszallitasa wash
ingteni bekekonferenciat koyet0
els6 evben $213,OO0, ,0O0-ral.
Tizedik pont. Az Egyesiilt ALA
+mok vilag egyetlen erszaga, mely
jelenleg allamadossagait torleszti,
,mely leszallitja az adokat es mely
j0vedelmenek keretein belul gaz-
Idalkodik. A republicans admi-
nisztraci6 az allami kiadasokat cb-
ben az evben ezerhatszaz millio
doAarral szallitotta lie.
Tizenegyedik pont. A. republi-
kanusok k0rilbeliil 10000 kozhi-
vatalnokot bocsatottak ell, anelkul,
hogy ez kozszolgalat hatranyara
llenne. A republikanusok takare-
koskodnak az adoz6 nep penzevel,
Tizenkettedik pont. 308 milli6
dollarnyi megtakaritas kulonbo-
70 miniszteriumokban.
Tizenharmadik pont. Havi nyue
dij engedelyezese az ARA szorult
Greg katonaknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03

TizennegNedik pont. A bevan-
IdorIas ideiglenes korlatozasa, nd
Ehogy'a munka es kereset nelkitl
lev6k szama az idegenek szazczrei-
vel szaporodjek. i
A republikanusok sfmeg eddig
mem voltak kepesek mindazoh
5adossagokat megfizetni, melyeket
"a demoKfatak konnyelmiien csl
naltak, de demokrata gazdalkodas
utan mem is lehet egy' ev alatt
rendet teremteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03
ELLENEZTE A
FORRADALMAT

En- ellene voltam forrada-
lomnak, /" hangoztatta a. debre-
ceni puspok. "Ellene / voltam
azert, inert oriiltsegnek tartot-
tam, inert keptelen volt ARA,
hogy megoltalmazza az orszag
testet kiils6 tamadas ellen. s A
forradalom teljesen elfajult. Ocs-
many iizlette Walt. A. forradalom
vezetoi csak azt neztek, hogy hol
es NIT haracsolhatnaks es ezalatt
az osrzag v6dtelen hataraira fell
vonult kajan szomszedok pre-
dara ehes serege."
"Kjatszottak becsuletes
munkasokat. A rest, tunya,
munkakerulo emberek voltak az
urak. A proletardiktatura ,csak
addig. volt kepes fentartani ma
! gat, amig kiiiriiltek a burzsujok
eleskamrai. A munka hatalmat
a sarba taszitottak azaltal, hpgy
abb6l akartak elni, amit masok
szorgalmas munkaja gyujtott
0ssze. Akik ellenuk szegiiltek,
|azokat b0rt0nbe vetettek. En-
gem is b0rt0nbe tettek
"' Akkor. Jolt a Bocskoros olah.
Ugyesen politizalva AIT mondot-
tax, hosy Ok, 7csak mint felszaba-
dit6k jonnek. Bevonultak Deb
Irecenbe, 'hogy megvedjek "a vo-
r0sek. el6l. Kiralyuk, hadvez@-
reik nekem szavukra fogadtak,
Ihogy amint rend helyreall, azon
nal kivonulnak. Maga Ferdinand,
az olahok kiralya mondta nekem
ezt, mem csoda tehat, hogy .egy
ideig hittunk szavanak.
"De mint oily sok mas kiralyi
szot, ezt a kiralyi szot sem tartot-
TAX be. Mikor lattuk, hogy az
olah rabol es pusztit es hogy szan
deka az, hogy egeszen a Tiszaig
hatalmaba keritse az orszagot es
AIT maganak megtartsa, 23-an 0sz-
szeiiltiink Debrecenben. Az ossze
gyiiltek kozott minden felekezet
| fopapja kepviselve volt. OFT volt
a katholikus apatplebanos, a luthe
ranus esperes, a gor0g-katholiku-
sok piispoke, zsidok f6rabbija.
Az 0sszeeskuves fejeve engem va
lasztottak meg es engem biztak
meg avval, hogy mondjam meg a
megszall6 seregek fovezerenek,
hogy ha mem vonulnak XII az or
szagbo!, ugy 23-munk mogott mil
lio kaf fog lecsapni a fejiikre. Az
olah, akit az entente is felszoli-
tott kivonulasra, megijedt rs
kiiiritette Debrecent.
"Ugy latszik, ezeket mem tudta
a Youngstown katholikus egyhaz
Iplebanosa, amikor engem haza-
arulassal vadolt meg" mondotta
keseruen Balthazar. En- mindig
jo voltam ARA, hogy veszedelem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03

daink igenis akartak katonat lat
nj, Nag 0rommel szemleltek a
magyar seregek szetziilleset Is
osszevont seregeikkel szemben
teljesen vedtelenil allott az or
szag hatara.'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03

nyi Istvany K illSs 0dSn, 10th KaL
roly, Barta Peter, Cs, 10th Janos,
.Szekely Ferenc (Sharonl, Kiss
Andras, Bencz Istvan, Mrs. Jaku-
bat, D. Warga Janos, Asztalos
Aron, Zsirka J6zsefne, ifj. Kiss
Samueln6, Hegediis josef (Hub-
bard), Kollus Odonne, Czombos
.Andras, Juhasz Peter, Mixich Gas
par, Varga Mihaly i (Hubbard9,
Markovics Peterne, Macy Berti,
Benne Zsuzsi, Jakubat Bertalan
l(Niles), Nemenyi Mikl6s, Vass
'Martonne, Bolcshazy Janos es ne
je, Farkas Lajos .(Springdale,
Pa.), Erdelyi Andras,. Sajna ia
nos, Taglas Gyula, Mecsei Andras,
B6nis Lajos, Molnar Istvan, Villa
gi Bertalan, Rendes Imre, K0rmos
Laszlone, Fiilop Imre (Hubbard) J, !,
id. 10th Lajosne, ifl Koran ia
nos, Miskovics Istvanne, Vekassy
.Janos, Vas Marion, so centet ad-
tax: Vilagi Bertalanne, Demjan
Janos, Lengyel Andrasne, Szop6
Istvanne (Niles), Jakubat Janos
(Niles), Marion JOSEF (Niles),
ifj. Kan6cz Istvan, Gy0rgy Tas
mas, Menyhert Janos, R6mal
Kathoikus East Youngstown !,
Kuni Zsuzsanna, Juhasz Peterns,
Gelencser Gyorgyne, Macy Peter
ne, eRho J6zsef (Niles), 25 centet
adott ifj. Geressy Sander. sa {
Lapunk szerlzesztosegebe csak
ia fenti boritekokat adtak' be. Ha
tehat valakinek neve mem szere-
spel, ugy jelentse be. a presbyte-
reknel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03

kovetkezett Balthazar Dezs6 be-
|szede, amelyet nagy koz0nseg
mely csendben es fesziilt figye-
lemmel hallgatott vegig.
"A BEsZED
A hazai viszonyok kenyszeri-
tettek ARA, hogy dacara annak,
hogy a pohtikat gyilolom, megis
politikussa lettem,'' mondotta
Balthazar, aki aztan attert ma
gyarorszagi esemenyek 'r0vid va
zolasara. Magyarorszagnak SEM
mi keresnivaloja nem volt ha-
boruban, mondotta. Mem voltak
hoditasi t0rekvesei es csakis $40
vetsegi ,htseg es a becsiilet sodorta
az orszagot a vilaghaboruba.
En- is batoritottam, kiildtem a
nep javat harct6rre," mondotta
Balthazar ''es aztan magam is k0-
vettem oket.'' lit r0viden kitert
i piispok magyar katonasag
szenvedeseire es ARA a munkara,
amelyet a harcvonalon mint tabori
lelkesz folytatott.
Maid attert a puspok a forradal
mat megel6zo napokra. Elmond-
ia, hogy 1918 september san az
egyetemes zsinaton elnokolt, ami
kor Tisza Istvan elliott hozza es
kerte, hogy iirittesse .ki a karza-
tokat es rendeljen ell zart ulest,
inert fontos mondanival6ja van.
"Tisza Istvannal, akinek csaladia-
ban. tobb, mint OF evet tolt0ttem,
mint nevelo,'' mondotta Baltha-
|zar, "nem voHam jo viszonyban.
Egesz vilag valasztotta ell elvein-
ket, de Tisza Istvan becsUletes,
kevely, kemeny, honszeret0 ferfiu
volt, hibaja az volt, hogy felt a
Inepszabadsagt6l. Tisza ellenezte
la vilaghaborut es a sors kegyetlen
volt, hogy ct mem erto
|emberek azert gyilkoltak meg,
inert AIT hittek, hog 8 idezte el5
a haborut. En- biztosan tudom es
allitom, hogy 6ppen Tisza Istvan
volt az egyetlen ember a kettGs
monarchia allamtanacsaban, aki
ellenezte haborut. :" Tisza a zart
iilesen eloadta, hogy a haborut ell
vesztettuk, de biztositotta az osz-
szegyiilteket, hogy minden ereje-
vel azon lesz, hogy a frontokrol
meg idejen visszavonja a lelkes
magyar katonasagot es azokkal
biztositsa az orszag hatarait.
Kerte zsinat tagjait, hegy min
denki a maya videken tegyen meg
minden lehetot belbeke fentar-
| tasara.
ode mar akkor megkezdtek a
hatulr6l bontas munkajat," mon
dotta a piispok. GA katonasag
koze ferk6zott agitatorok beszed-
fdel, ropcedulakkal megbontottal
katonasag sorait. A "nem aka
rok katonat latni" jelszo hangzott
a farradalmarok szajabol.
"En is hive vagyok leszereles-
mex. Szeretnem, ha fegyver he
lyett a munka kalapacsa volna
minden ember kezeben,' mon.
dotta Balthazar, ode szomsze.
/
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03

A magyar zsidok kozotti gyiij-
test Grow JenS ur, az east youngs
TOWN. Peoples Bank aleln0ke val
|lalta niagara a legkeszsegesebben
s. alig 1-2 oral lido alatt .$126-t
hozott 0ssze.
Crow ur igen szivesen latott
vendegiil tisztelte hazanal dr.
Balthazar Dezs6 piispokot vasar-
nap. este vacsorara. A piispokon
ikiviil resztvettek az estebeden: mt
.Csutoros Elek, mt. Baja Mihaly
mt. dr.. Gerenday Laszlo lkedves
nejevel, ozv. Szepessy J6zsefnt
Clevelandbol, Hamory V. Gusztay
Grosshandler ~, Friedman Jozcei
iigyved es Nemenyi lfiklos. A
spiisp0k ez alkalommal is beszelt
kosz0netet fejezve Xxi &
youngstown es videki magyarsag.
max, ugyszinten hazigazda Grow
Jen0nek es kedves nejenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03

W.T. ZoCs
be kildjenek es ma csak ARA va
gyok jo, hogy hazaarul6nak be-
lyegezzenek, pedig en- legjobb
tudtommal, tiszta magyar szivem-
mel csakis aihaza es magyarsag
erdekeit szolgaltam, a sajat ma
gam veszedelme dacara.
! A piispok ezutan roviden va
zolta a szegedi kormany megala-
kulasat es az olahok kivonulasat
k0veto idSszakot. ''Nem lehet ta-
gadni, hogy volt feher terror.
Mem lehet tagadni, hogy a szelso-
seges kilengesek er6szakra ragad-
tax az embereket. A "fcherek"
azert gyiloltek, inert AIT predikal-
tam, hogy lfeledjiik d muitat es
fogiunk kezet haza felepitesere.
Meg, ha akkor osszefogtunk volna,
meg akkof is negvedhettiiss volnsl
Magyarorszagot es nem volnanalS
ma csonkale hataraink.
Vegiil a piisp6k biztesitetta Il
hallgat6sagot, hogye afnig 81. adj
dig naisldig a szabadsag, egyeni5-
lseg es testveriseg 4s-as zaszl6ja
alatt fog kiizdeni es aztan ratert
a ebreceni konsgium hel yzetenek
ecsetefesere.
"A piispok beszedet hosszantart6
taps kswette es q kozonssg felall-
va iiainepelte Debrecen neves fiat.
"A gyiijtes serat SebSk Gsabor,
a ref. egylef eInole nyitetta meg,
aki szep szavakkal nyujtott at SO
dollart mint egyiete adomanyat.
Utana varga Jozsef,, aki nemreg
lJott vissza Magyarorszagbol, mon
dotta ell roviden elinenyeit es at
adott $20-t. A nagybizottsag tag
jai kalapokkal jartak be k0zon-
seq sorait es ezekben 80 dollaron
feliili osszeg j0tt be. Mt. Baja
Mihaly r0vid beszede es Kossuth
n6ta eleneklese utan Geressy ell.
nok zarta be a gyiilest, miutan
Crow Jeno atnyujtotta youngs.
TOWN. magyar zsid6k 100 dollaros
adomanyat kollegium javara.
A GYUJTEs
EREDMENYE
Feljegyzeseink szerint a yongs
toNni gyujtes eddig a kovetkezt
eredmennyel jart:
Nilesi ref. 'egyhaz $7.55, Kiss
Lajos gyiijtese Nilesban $1O.15
Youngstown ref. egyhaz $50, ref
egylet $50, templom1 kopertas
lgyujtes es persely $139.s0, Varga
Josef adomanya $40, npgyulesi
gyujtes $80.11, zsidok adomanya
$l26, Evergreen templom adoma.
nya $35. Osszesen $535.27.'
Balthazar kijelentese szerint a
IgyHjt0tt penz mint Youngstown
or0k alapitvanya fog szerepelni a
,debreceni kollegium k0nyvein. A
lpenz kamatjan egy szegeny ia,
Inulo fog tanulni minden evben a
IkoHegiumban Ennek a penznek
minden egyes Gentle a kollegium
1Javat fogja szolgalni es mem ugy,
Imlnt mas gyiijtesekn6I ennel a
igyajtesndI Youngstown magyar.
sag nlinden evben tud6sit&st zoe
kspni arrol hogy p6nze miksnt
kkezeltetih Is hogy Iii tanl a
youngstown magyar kozonseg
for0k alapityanyanak kamatain. .
i A ref. egyhaz persely gyujtesee--
incl q kovstkezok adtak boritekos
tademanyt: slot, adott Bsgany
[zsigmond es csalad1a Sat adtak:
IMoinar Mihaly,s Csspke Balazs,
t$2t adfak: KolozsvSri J6zsef,
|Csdrpsy L4ios, Bit6 l9ras (sAa
l1clD, Jul&sz Hena3ai1I (lEs4sr
1FaAs), Batta saai ssalai Us,
|.zaef lFe.as I,aips mi (sgg;;so
Edsle, Ha 54ss ] aelsy
KsEoly g szopd 1stTSp aElas)),
&l-t adtslk: Hery&ah Rele, pspk6
IIstvaA uaban Lajssns, 1&2kabaa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03

Ha november 6ta lett polgarra
ugy hetfon regisztralnia kell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03

osszmagyarsag neveben es ezutan
kovetkezett Balthazar Dezs6 be-
|szede, amelyet nagy kozonseg
mely csendben es fesziilt figye-
lemmel hallgatott vegig.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-04
Rail Rate Cut on Sugar
To Middle West Put off

Washington, March J-Redue-
iions in rates on sugar from western
producing territory 10 middle west
ern consuming points. which rail-
reads proposed 20 make effective tp-
day. have been suspended until July
! by the interstate commerce COM
mission hearings as 10 the advisable
ily OF allowing the decreases 20 60
into effect will be begun before
examiners March % al New York,
Under the schedules filed by the
western railroads. sugar originating
in the Colorado. Idaho. Utah. Kan
sas and Nebraska beet growing ter
ritory for destinations In Illinois,
Iowa, Minnesota. Wisconsin, North
and South Dakota, Oklahoma and
the upper peninsula OF Michigan
would be given rate OF 8 cents less
per hundred pounds. or a reduction
OF approximately II per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-04
Road Conditions

fFurnished by Omaha Auto clun) =.
Lincoln Highway, East--Roads COCO "
penisop, fair at Marshalltown. Getting IN
pretty good condition at Cedar Rapios'
lincoln Highway. west-Roads good 10
Grand Island and west
o. [. D. Highway-Roads good.
Highland Cutoff-Fair.
s, =, A. Road-Good.
Ccrnhusker Highway-Good -.
Omaha Topeka Hishway-Roads iar'
Bridge at Louisville closed.
o Street RoAd--Good.
Black Hills Trsii-Fsir to good.
George washington Highway-Koaos
sair 10 good. This 10 the preferable route
TO Sioux City at the present time =.
River to River Road-Fair to sood 20
Des Moines
White Pole Koad-Good.
I. o. A, 6hortline--Gcod.
blue Grass Road-Fair to good
King Of Trails North-Good to Missouri
valley. north roads rough.
King Of Trails. South-Roads in sooo
condition to Hiawatha.
weather reported clear at every pony
with predictions for clear and rising tenn
peraturs.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-04
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During the "Flu'' epidemic
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Doctors have been recommending
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-04
Progress Reported
by Radio Conference

Washington. March 3-Ihs radio
conference which is now meeting
through three committees Ia secret
session, % formulate plans ior con.
trolling the use OF radio telephones,
Is making some progress, q was
said yesterday AZ The Department ~
Commerce, in working out control
IN three or four directions, iHvaly-
ing allosation Of wave lengths, a
priority plan for the dissemination
OF materials and a time schedule toF
operation.
IL has virtually been decided, IL Is
understood, that the Department OF
Commefse will have 20 ask congress
Tor an extension oi powers, 10 bring
order ont Of the chaos that now eNs
lists in the air. Definite control Of
tic number and power of sending
stations. il WAS said, IS one OF the
important factors Ia any program
which will be worked ont
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-04
Men Used City Funds to Buy
Chicken Feed, Is Charge

Cedar Rapids, Ia, March 3.-City
Auditor B. Z. Van today submitted
a report before an open meeting OF
the city council in which he charged
that Commissioners Harry Whiteheld,
James +. Winn and E. L. Winn,
clerk and mayor, have used funds for
personal purchases. The amounts
involved, which include. according to
the report, expenditures for go'f
balls, chicken feed and automobile
tires, were not large.
Soon after the charges were made
Winn and Whitfield announced they
would Withdraw their candidates. for
reelection.
The council, planned to reconvene
this afternoon, When methods OF pro-
ccdure will be discussed.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-04
to Fight
Light Rate Raise
Power Co. Appeals From In.
junction Against War.
time Charges.

Aurora, Aeb.. March 5.-lspeeial.)
City Attorney c. c. Frazier has
been instructed by the city council
TO vigorously prosecute Aurorss
suit for a reduction OF electric light
rates, The suit was started IN the
district court OF Hamilton county
pany TO the federal court.
The city asked for an Injunction
10 prevent the Public Service com.
pany from charging rates which had
been agreed upon Temporarily, but
which greatly exceeded the ordinance
rates under which the company has
been operating for many years. The
restraining order was secured aud
consumers have been charged the
rates for which the city is contend
ing.
There are about S3s consumers
and the average electric light bill
under the temporary rates was -,
with adiscount OF 10 per cent for
cash, IL is estimated that the saving
to the consumers under the restrain
ing order is about $3.50 per month.
For the consumer who uses so
kilowatts per month, the price under
the temporary rates allowed the
company during war time is $3.50,
or $4.05 for cash. Under the ordi-
nance rates the price Tor the iirs, 80
kilowat,s is $3.50. IL is estimated
that so per cent OF the consumers
come within the first bloc OF from
one TO so kilowatts.
The annual difference 10 the Pub
lie Service company will aggregate
about $1,000 on the present volume
OF business.
In addition 10 the injunction
against the temporary rates. the city
asks for an accounting. The ordi-
nance provides that the city shall be
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-04
Row Life Insurance Policy
10 Be Refunded Is Belief

Des Moines, Ia, March 5.-Ten
thousand dollars life insurance, paid
by a Des Moines life insurance COM
pany, to the supposed widow OF Or.
Harold E. Roy, New York dentist
several months ago probably will be
refunded within a few days, it was
learned at the home office OF the
company, :,
Negotiations for refunding the
money to the insurance company
we're started several days ago, fol-
lowing publication OF a news story
that DR.. Roy, thought to have dled
year ago in canoe accident on
the Hudson river near New iork
is we'll and alive and living with his
wife at Los Angeles.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-04
Beware of Too /.
Many Advantages
Warns DR.. Aked
Noted Divine Sounds Keynote
at Opening Of First Central
Congregational Dedica,ory
Exercises.

- Rev. DIR. Charles =. Aksd. pastor
OF the First Congregational church.
Kansas City. and former noted San
Francisco divine, spoke Thursday
night in the new First Central Con-
gfsgalional church al the FIRST oi
series OF dedisatofy services. Rev.
Frank g. Smith. pastor, presided.
Three or four hundred years ago
Nature said TO herself. The best I
have made so lar is the Englishman.
Now ! am going TO Try 10 make
something better SO she took tic
Englishman and added 10 him the
best qualities OF other nations and
behold, she formed the American. a
new human on the face Of the earth"
said DR.. Akid.
Too Many Advantages. H..
"Bu, let us beware lest. with all
our superadyantages we find that we
do less and poorer work than our
ancestors who worked with crude
materials. but with burning purpose
aud industry. The greatest disad-
vantage may be the having OF too
many advantages.
Tho worst speech | ever heard
was one by man who had an idea
that all churches should be stand
ardized, as he put il. Somewhere
IN the cosmic void he imagined there
was a sort OF stencil with which
by the stroke OF brush YOU could
turn out churches like so many au-
tomobilcs.
Built Of Hearts.
Churches TO be real must be built
oil the hearts and brains and feelings
OF Gods people"
This service was preceded by a
dinner, at which $50 were present.
Addresses were made by Rev. S. !.
Hanford, Rev. c. G. Murphy and
Rev. O. o. Smith.
A program OF music was last
nights part Of the dediearory week.
The main dedication will be held
Sunday. Rev. Ozora s. Davis Of
Chicago will be the principal
speaker Sunday morning.
A free dedicatory concert, open to
the public, will be given in the First
Central Congregational church. Mar
tin Bush will be at the pipe organ
and Fred G. Ellis will direct the
choir of 50 voices. There will also
be solo numbers. 1t will be the first
time the choir and soloists have been
heard in concert.
The entire church will be open for
inspection including the parish house,
Sunday school rooms. sccial rooms,
kitchen, gymnasium, etc, at 1850.
The concert will begin at 8.