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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
TANULMANY
TARCY A
BEVANDORL0
A kereskedelmi MINISTER lis
vizsgal
Meg akarja allapitani a bevan-
dorlas tarsadalmi vonatkoza-
salt Is az idegen munlka
ipari hatalyossagat

Hoover kereskedelmi MINISTER
vizsgalatot inditott, melynek eel
ia megallapitani azon gazdasagi
tenyeket, melyeket a beyandorlas
korlatozasa eredmenyez, ugyszin-
ten a bevandorlas tarsadalmi vo-
natkozasait es az idegen sziletesii
munkasok szolgalatainak ipari te-
kintetben val6 hatalyossagat.
Mikor Mr.. Hoover ebbeli ter
veit nyilvanossagra hozta, kije-
lentette, hogy 1914 6ta, mikor a
bevandorlas csaknem teljseen
megsziint, munkasok egyeni ter
melokepessege az Egyesiilt ALA
mokbon figyelemremelt6 modon
emelkedett. A majdnem folyto-
nos munkashiany az iizemek veze-
t6segeit ARA sarkalta, hogy
munka hatalyossagat szelso ha-
tarig emeljek s az altala megin-
ditott vizsgalatnak egyik celia
megaMapitani, hogy ez a torekves
milyen eredmenyekre vezetett al
talanossagban, mem csupan egyes
uzemek telepein.
Mr.. Hoover AIT mondja, hogy a
hevandorlas. tarsadalmia yonatka-
zasai sokkal fontosabbak a gazda-
sagi erdekeknel azokra kell I'll.
sosorban tekintettel lenni a be.
vandorlasi kerdes rendezesenel.
Az amerikai nepnek k0riilbeliil
80 szazaleka - mondja a minisz-
ter - tarsadalmi okokb6l a bevan-
dorlas korlatozasat kivanja; de
mikor errol van $40, elobb meg
kell allapitani a korlatozas hata-
sat az ipar hatalyossagara nezve,
S ez az, amire miniszter vizsga.
lata elsosorban t0rekszik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
AZ AD0FIzETES
LDEJE LSMET
ELERKEzETT
Junius 2O-ika a fizetes utol-
SO napja
A megyei biztosok azonban ad.
hatnak halasztast meltany-
last erdeml6 kiveteles
esetekben

A megyoi adok (ingatlan utan,
valamint szemelyes esskiilonleges)
fizetesenek idje e1erkezett, mond-
ia w. w. Marshall megyei penz.
tarnok.
A megyei penztarnoki hivatal
elfogadia fentemlitett adokat
mindennap reggeli s oratol kezd.
We gdelutani 4 oraig. A hivatal
delben<is nyitva van az adofizetok
kenyelmere; szombat delt6l hetfa
reggelig azonban zarva lesz.
Marshall penztarnok tanacsolja
az ad6k0teleseknek, hogy koran
jojjenek ICY kerUljek ell az utol.
SO napok id6pazarlassal jar6 to.
longasat.
Azok szamara, kiknek megyei
biztosok mem adtak fizetesi ha-
lasztast, az adofizetes utols6 nap.
ia junius 20-ika. Ezek id6n tul
mar kesedelmi kamatot is kell Fl.
zetni.
A megyei penztarnok keri az
ad6fizet6ket, hogy hozzak ell ma.
gukkal az utolso adofizetesr6l $40
10 nyugtaikat.
Telefon utjan megyei penztar
aeki iaivatal -iferf 'ad fe4vifagosi
tast es azok, xix ad6jukat postar
kiildik be, kiildjenek egyutta
egyl sajat neviikre cimzett borite
kot is, melyben a megt0rtent fize
tesr6l szolo nyugtat hozzajuk fog
jak juttatni. ssa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
VERHOvAY 10s

Keretnek a Verhovay Segely-
egylet 108-ik fi6kjanak tagjai,
hogy a vasarnap delutan 2 6rakor
kezd6d6 rendes havi gyulesen le-
het6leg teljes szamban jelenjenek
meg ref. egyhaz gyiilestermeben,
Pepik J6zsefet, XII multi h6ban
fel lett we've az egylet kebelebe,
kerjiik, jelenjen meg gyiilesen
az eskii letetele vegett, mivel a
k0zpont jovahagyta felvetelet.
Hoffer Andras, eln0k.
Menyhert J&nos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
NEMSOKARA
MECNYILNAK
AZ USzODAK
Munkashiany okozza a ke-
sedelmet
L. Evans parfeliigyel6 45 centes
oral ber mellett sem kap ele-
gendo emhert a tisztitasi
rnunkakra

Lionel Evans parkfeliigyelG je-
leni, hogy nehany nap mulva min
den keszen lesz a parkokban a
fird6evad megnyitasara. A kese-
delmet munkashiany okozza. A
parkok superintendent keptelen
elegend6 embert kapni a fiird6-
ideny megnyitasa elott sziikseges
munkak vegzesere.
Ugy a South Side Parkban,
mint a Lincoln Parkban a viz Xxi
lett eresztve S a medencek fenc-
ket megtisztitottak tavaly ota
lerak6dott szemett6l. A Lincoln
Park medencejeben ui falat is
epitenek.
Mr.. Evans ait mondja, hogy
meg legalabb IL j6 munkasra len
ne sziiksege; de mem tud ilyenelxa ct
kapni. Enmek dacara nemsokara
atadja parkokban lev6 fiirdo-
medenceket k0z0nseg hasznala-
tara.
A varosi park-department oral
45 cent bert fizet a parkokban al
kalmazott mnnkasoknak; de KEEP
telen elegend6 embert kapni, mi
vel a munkasok el6nyben reszesi.
tik a ggyari mtfrk6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
MAGYAR No
A PALINKA
ALD0ZAT A
Szamovolszkyne halalat al
kohoizmus okozta
Heteken at ivott ferjevel egyiitt,
mig vegre legyengiilt szer-
vezete mem birta to-
vabb

A "rezin dzsek" es a rossz Dor
ismet egy magyar aldozatot kove-
telt Ezuttal nG keriilt az alko-
hol-rem karjaiba.
Az asszony Szamovolszky San
dorne (42 eves), aki ferjevel
egy h6napos szobaban, 24O Sum
NIT avenue alatt lakott. Ferjet,
Szamovolszky Sandort, j6l ismeri
a youngstown magyarsag Macy
resze. Evekig dolgozott Hamory
Gusztav Youngstown es east
youngstown bankjaiban, kesobb
a Republic Iron & Steel Compa-
nynal volt alkalmazva, mig az
utobbi id6ben mem dolgozott, ha-
mem felesegevel egyiitt ivasnak
adta magat.
Hogy mi volt az Okla a szeren-
csetlen hazaspar tragediajanak,
az ismeretlen. F0szerkeszt6nk
mintegy hat hettel ezel6tt a
rendorsegi b0rt0nben talalta
mindkettojiiket. Ugy az ASSOC
nyon, mint ferfin delirium tre-
mems .jelei mutatkoztak. Foszer
kesztonk kerelmere elengedtek
oket es azota orvosi kezelesber
reszesiiftek, de ugyfatszik, ez nem
hasznalt. Lehetseges, hogy az
asszony betegsege, = tid0bajbar
szenvedett szegeny, = vitte az
egyediil allo hazaspart ARA, hogy
italba fojtsak banatukat.
Multi szerdan reggel James Kea
gan, kinek hazaban laktak, figyel
mes lett ARA, hogy Szamovolszky
elk szobajab0l mem hall neszt. A
hazlgazda mar megszokta, hogy az
asszony k0h0geset hallja ejjel E:
Inappal. .Feltiint neki cs0nd e.
mlkor kopogasara mem kapott va
laszt, hivta rend6rseget. Sza
movolszky a detektiveknek sem
nyitotta XII szobaja ajtajat, mirt
az egyik detektiv alkulcscsal XII
nyitotta az ajt6t. Borzalmas lat
vany tarult belep6k ele. A sze
rencsetlen asszony csaknem csont
vazza yaszott holtteste az agyor
hevert mellette tilt szerencset
len Szamovolszky, aki az elvezett
alkohol hatasa alatt reszketett
DR.. Hayes halottkem szerint a;
asszony mar legalabb nyolc 6raja
halott volt. A halottkem megal.
lapitotta, hogy a halalt alkohol
mergezes okozta.
Szamovolszkyt mem tart6ztatt;
lie rend0rseg. A szerencsetler
ember irant, aki igen j6 fels6ma
gyarorszagi csaladb6l szarmazik
altalanOs a reszyAtA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
KEVESEBB
ELFOCATAS
MAJuS H0BAN
500 szemelyts> fogott Ell a
rend0rss,g
225 ember reszegseg Matt ker;iit
rendorlsezre, q gondatlan hal
tas Matt bekisertek sza-
ma pedig 103

A youngstowni rend6rseg ma.
jus h6 folyaman 32-vel kevesebb
toryenysertot tartoztatott le, mint
april h6ban.
Aprilis h6ban az elfogottak sza-
ma 731 volt, vagyis t0bb, mint
eZen ev els6. ot h6napjanak bar
melyikeben, mig majusban csal1
500 szemelyt tart6ztatott lie a
rend6rseg kiilonfele bintctte!S
vetsegek es kihagasok Matt.
A kovetkez6 cselekmenyekert
tGrtentek a letart6ztatasoA: ire
szegseg Matt 225, gondtalan hal
tas Matt 1O3, a k0zlekedesi sza-
balyok egyebnemii athagasa mi
att 81, reszeg allauotban val6 haj-
tas Matt IL, csendhaboritas mi
att 81, reszeg allapotban val6 hal
athagasa miatt IA es lopas biintet.
te miatt 6.
Kilenc szemely lett lctart6ztat-
va mas vasosokbeli bir6sagok
megkeresesere.
Majus h6 folyaman harom gyi!.
kossagi eset fordult el6 Youngs.
townban. Kett6t a gyilkosok k6-
ziil sikeriilt rend6rsegnek kezre.
keriteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
A PET0FI SANDOR EGYLET
RENDKIvULI GYttLESE

Ertesitem a Pet0fi Sander Egy.
let t. tagjait, hogy e h6 Gen, szom.
baton este 7:30-kor rendkiv;ili
.gyiilest fogunk tartani E. Youngs-
,townban, a Grow Hallban.
Kerem egyletiinE t. tagjait
hogy minel nagyobb szamban je-
meg rendkiviili gyule.
sen, mivelt fontos dolgokat kell Ell
inteznink.
Tagtarsi tisztelettel
Horv&th Rafael, elnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
OLVASSA HIRDETESEINKEI
ES TAMOGASSA HIRDET0-
INKET!

res5 munkas - mar amikor keres
ennyit, inert alland6an mem dol
gozik politikaba is belenyul6
okok miatt - sincs sokkal jobb
helyzetben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
vERHOVAY 321

A Verhoyay Segelyegylet east
youngstown 321ik fi6kja most
vasarnap delutan 2 6rakor tartja
rendes havi gyiileset a Crow-fele
hallban. Al tagok keretnek pom
tos megjelenesre.
"A tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

uyCA AutAsJeSAAs
631s tucat, vagyis 762 darab to-
jas ARABIA kerGl egy plaszterozo S
6rab6l aI.6 egy napi munkaja.
17la bushel tengeri, tehat egy
fel acre fold egy evi hozamanak
ARABIA keriil egy komives egy ma
pi munkaja.
% tyuk, melyez mindegyike 3
font sulyu, ARABIA keriil New York
ban egy szobafest5 egy napi mum
kaja.
AZ font vaj, vagyis "a 6ran at
etatett es felt IA tehen hozama-
max felel meg egy szerel6nek $14-
os egg napi fizetese. Egy acs egy
napi bere annyi, amennyi egy Is
font sulyu, 8 honapig hizlalt es
gondozott diszn6nak az ara.
XII :atja ebb5l a helyzetb5l a XII
vezet5 utat?
A varosi munkas berenek alabb
kell szallni, kiil0nben mi, farme-
rex, teljesen felhagyunk a farmo-
lassal, mint ahogy a legtobben k0-
ziiliink mar tenyleg teszik is ezt.
En- utols6 vetesemet vegeztem
ebben az evben es k0zel 1000 acre
fold gyepnovesre van hagyva, mi
bS. en- mem fogok betakaritani
semmit.
En- most mar csak egy modot
latok: tanitsak meg a new york;
tyukokat ARA, hogy ezutan teglat
tojjanak tojas helyett. to-
EFT a trefas modorban megirt
siralmas historiat szoszerinti szti-
vegeben atvette a Herald-b6l az
ugyancsak New Yorkban megje-
len6 Commerce and Finance, mely
olyan sikeriiltnek es szajaiZe SEE
rint valonak talalta ezt az GIRO
dalmi gy0ngy'-o hogy els5 olda-
!anak k0zepen beramazva nyomat-
ia lie, nehogy elkeriilje olvas6i-
max figyelmet.
Mem kutatjuk AIT, vajon Mr..
Blandy a tojasok, a tengeri, q
tyukok es vaj mennyisegenek,
valamint a hizlalt kan vagy koca
sulyanak felsorolasaban mem teve-
dett-e, inert ez mem fontos; de
azert mar. tenyleg kar, hogy Mr..
B.andy trefasnak szant torte-
netket csak felig mondta ell. A
jobbik felet, nelly a farmerek ba-
jainak italian egyediili forrasat
arulta volna ell, erthet6 okokbol
elhallgatta.
Nos, ha ICY all a dolog, el-
mondjuk mi, a k0vetkez5kben:
A farmerek, t0bbek k0z0tt -
juhokat tartva - gyapjut is ter
melnek. Annyi gyapjuert, mint
amennyi egy $60-os ferfiolt0ny
posztojanak szovesehez sziikseges,
a juhokkal egesz even at bailod6
farmer alig kap $3-4-t, gyapiu
tisztit6ja, fest6je, sodr6ja, szov6-
je es az 0lt0nyt megvarr6 szab6,
tehat az 6ltony el6allitasaban koz.
remuk0do szakmunkasok egyutt-
we've alig kapnak munkaiukert
S15-16-t, vagyis a farmerrel
egyiitt, mintegy $2O-t. Ki teszi ei
a fenmarad6 $40-t? Ri mas, mint
az emberi testverisegnek az a
tagja, kit ugy Herald, mint a
Commerce and Finance kepvisel,
tudniillik: t6ke embere, XII a
szdban levo ferfioltony elkeszite
seben fizikai munkat nem veg
zett, csak - mint mondani szo-
kas- "eszevel dolgozott."
Ez helyzet nemcsak a gyap-
jura, hanem a farmer 0sszes ter.
mekeire nezve is fenall.
Minek tehat a new york; tvu-
koknak rosszat kivanni hogy teg-
lat tojjanak ezutan! Ha ez meg
tOrtenhetne is, a farmerek baiain
mem segitene.
Mr.. Blandy ait fontos k0ril-
menyt is elhallgatta, hogy ha a
munkasok fizeteset akar 6nzetlen
nemesszivisegb5l, akar kenyszer
nyomasa alatt emelik, azon rende-
sen mem SOk aldSc sznkof+ lonr;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-01
WHY HIGH
BLOOD PRESSURE
VICTIMS CANNOT
GET INSURANCE

1t is significant that in the exam
nations conducted by insurance
companies and by the Life Extension
Institute and other similar bodies,
the greatest attention is given to the
readings of blood pressure. Inc
very presence of high blood pressure
indicates that without immediate
treatment, an incurable condition IS
certain to arise that must eventual
ly end in early death.
High Blood Pressure is generally
brought on by the absorption of poi
sons from the wastes retained too
long in the intestines. These poisons
act upon the muscles of the arteries,
causing them to contract n forcing
the heart to pump harder to force
the blood through the body. To re-
duce high blood pressure these
poisons must be made harmless and
the wastes quickly eliminated from
the body.
A well-known physician has made
a valuable discovery of a new prep
aration that quickly and effectively
does these two important thines.
This new preparation has been so
universally successful in thousands
of cases treated by physicians that it
was recently decided to put it up in
convenient tablet form and authorize
druggists everywhere to dispense it
under the name Bi-a-lin.
If you suffer from headaches, are
constipated, have dizzy spells. do not
sleep well, have ringing in the ears,
are nervous, inclined to worry, you
have symptoms of high blood pres
sure. Do not run the risk of worse
things to come by %neglectlng these
danger signals. Get a bottle of BIZ
a-lin from your druggist today. He
is authorized to dispense it with a
guarantee to return your money If
you do not experience wonderful re-
lief from the very first bottle.
You can get Bi-a-lin in convenient
tablet form at all good druggist
such as Silk Brothers. B. l.. Rabiner,
Barnekov & PETE, City Pharmacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-01
HONOR BRIDE-T0-BE
AT SOUTH AMB0Y

SOUTH AMBOY, June 1.-The
employees of the terminal and ship
ping agents office of the APennsylva-
MIA system were entertained Monday
night at the home of Miss Claire
Hamilton, in Main street, the occa-
sion being a farewell to Miss Helen
CottrelI, of Asbury Park, who resigns
June l to be married TO Charles
Barkalow of Bradley Beach. Cut
flowers md fern formed the attrac-
tive decorations for the occasion. a
mock marriage was performed dur
ing the evening. Vocal solos were
given by Misses Clara Markowitz
Barich, Dudor and Nicorvo, while
Miss Helen Dooling played several
piano selections. Misses Estelle a..d
Madeline Briskie and Charlotte
Waldheim gave an exhibition dance
Clever representations were given BY
Miss Sally O'Connor. Mrs. Ada
Hamilton accompanied by hel
daughter Claire gave a vocal seleo-
ton during the evening. A delight
full collation. was served.
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-22

Spring Hats greatly reduced at Mrs.
Helms. Call before they are picked
over. j15-4tp
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-22
MILLSBORO

On Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Baxter, near
Stocklev. Miss Mildred Short, daugn-
ter of Norris Short, was united IN
marriage, with J. Harold DoDson, tne
Oldest son of Postmaster ana MIS- WIS
John s. Dobson, of this town. Inc
ceremony was performed by Rev. ".
r Ellis, in the presence of several
friends and relatives. After the recep-
tion tbe newly-weds motored to ocean
Citv. returning to Millsboro on Iues-
dav. where they will make their Tu-
ture home. -4..
Mr.. Dobson is assistant postmaster
and is also connected with the Contl-
mental Life Insurance Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sirman OF Del
mar were visitors in town this week.
MANY friends of Miss Leila lawson
tho daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
lawson. were saddened by her deatn'
which occurred last Friday afternoon
Of the home of her father, near town.
Miss Lawson attended school here un-
til failing health necessltateo HeI
withdrawal last year.
Funeral services were held at AoaI
nj. h. CluICQs ny ASONs - =
Georgetown, on Monday afternoon. n
terment made in Brotherhood ceme-
terry. nru. Alice
RoItz mofored to Ocean View on sun
dav with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben ChampeT-
lain. of Lewes, and visited there VIII
The store occupied by Collins ana no
RYAN is being given a fresh coat Ol
paint. 1,++,e son
came to brighten the home of Mr. ana
Mrs Edward Sharpley.
Mrs. Annie Perry, of Seaford anu
NJ bernard Jones, Of Wilmington VS.
tied Mrs. Edward Sharpley and MISS
teachers and they deserve a loL T5 15
Cbildren's Day exercises were helu n
on Sunday evening in Grace M: =,
church and the program was a EeIS sI!,
emornted envor I,il to $12O.5O-the various
classes contributing generously;
WTs' Della Godfrey is in the Metno-
dist Hospital, philadelphia, recelVlns
treatment for chronic appendlcltls.
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-22
GREENWOOD

Children's Day services were excel
lent last Sunday at the Methodist Pro-
testant Church. The decorating was
done by w. S. Lord, which was very
effective. Mrs. H. 3. Mills and Mrs.
Clara Lee Coulter were the children's
teachers, and they desirve a lot of
credit for their untiring efforts. The
collection far exceeded any ever rails
ed before on Children's Day. The col
lection amounted to $107.13.
Mrs. Annie Kitchens who was very
i'll last week is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Viola Elliott Ocheltree is ser
iously ill at this writing with typhoid
fever. We hope for a speedy recovery.
Annie Wiley who cut her hand very
badly is receiving treatment at the
Milford Hospital.
V Hazel Long spent the weekend with
her parents. She has just graduated
from BeacOms Business College, and
received a position in the OGdce Of the
college.
There was an automobile accident
between Greenwood and Bridgeville
last week. No one was seriously hurt.
Rose Lord of Wilmington spent the
weekend here with her parents.
Clara Wiley of Wilmington was a
weekend visitor here with her mo-
George A. Ely, Margaret Edgell and
Ethel Gibson motored to Oriole, Md,
to visit Professor W. e. Homer
Frank Houseman Of Philadelphia
visited his mother here over the week
end.
Professor VIM. E. Horner is here
with us for a few days.
The Greenwood orchestra played at
Denton, Md, for the commencement !
on Tuesday morning, and at Colds
ooro, Nd, on Tuesday night. We have
4 fine orchestra.
Mrs. Mary Johnson has been enter
aiming her nieces from Philadelphia
md Haddonfield, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rena West are both |
1ery i'll with typhoid fever at the home
If her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reynolds.
Rev. L. W. Layfield and wife of Del
ware City have been the guests of
heir daughter, Mrs. John W. Todd,
or the past week. They have now re-
urned to their home.
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence True Wilson
# Washington, D. c., we're dinner
suests of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles
v. Spry on last Sunday.
Our band boys are becoming more
widely known, and result are receiv-
ng many calls from near by towns.
We not only congratulate the boys, but
re say "carry on" boys, we are back
f you.
Rev. Chas. W. Spry was a guest Of
lev. W. E. Gunby, at Dover, on Thurs
ay, June 14th.
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-22
TRINITY
(near BridgeVine)

Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Hastings and
daughter, Margaret, spent Sunday at
the home of W. F. Hastings.
Arthur Tolmsbee of Chester, Pa,
spent part of last week here.
Brooks Wheatley is spending some
time at the home Of his brother, near
fredericksburg.
Mrs. Annie e. Snyder, of George
town was entertained at dinner Sat
urday at the home of J. E. Cannon.
Hugh Martin, ST., and son, Hugh,
spent Sunday at Claiborne, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hunt and
daughter, Louise, Misses Nellie Hast
ings, Viola and Mildred Dick, spent
Sunday with friends, near Denton.
A. T. White and family spent Sun
day at Hickman.
Mrs. L. N. Frampton returned home
Saturday from the Milford Emergency
Hospital.
The Misses Myra White, Maggie
Carey and Mary Kinder arrived home
on Wednesday from their trip to
Washington. All reported a good
time.
Sunday school at Trinity at 9 a. m.
Preaching at 10 a. m.
Several from here attended the
Children's service at Epworth on Sun
day afternoon.
There are still quite a number Of
children here who are i'll with the
measles.
A large number Of the people here
have been attending the firemen's car
nival at Bridgeville this week.
AS the club boys all know they did
not receive their club pins on Rally
Day. AS the firm who had been maxi
ing them heretofore has gone out OF
business, it was necessary to send to
another firm. AS soon as the pins ere
finished, Mrs. Annie e. Snyder, your
Sussex County Club Leader, will send
them to the boys who earned them by
insured mail.
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-22

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETING
Christian Science services every
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock at
the New Grange Hall.
All are welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-22

81. JOHNS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Joseph II. IrWins Pastor
Sunday, June oath:
Mass at Milford a. m.
Mass at Dover IL a. m.
Evening services 1880.
All are welcome.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR TOPIC FOR
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How can we win friends and keep
them. Prov. 27:5,6,9,10.
Cicero in his essay on Friendship
contends that is is one of the hard
things of life to maintain, and indeed
we find it so. Friendships are some
times easily made and just as easily
broken. To be true friend we must
be willing to live in the same atmos-
phere as those we are befriending. We
must be willing to make the sacrifice.
Jesus taught His disciples that they
were His friends" if they did what
He commanded them.
Friendship does not always consist
in the number of friends a person has
as much as the kind of friends. Ben
Johnson said: "True happiness con-
sists not in the multitude of friends,
but in the worth and choice"
Happy indeed is the man who can
say 81 have friend" It has been
said that a friend is one who knows
all about us and likes US just the
same.
Do we praise our friends as we like
to be praised by them? Friendship is
never one sided. Are we glad when our
friends succeed or are we jealous?
is based on the ideal of the
golden rule. Friendship can not be US
ed as a selfish purpose. Only by mutu-
al unselfishness will friendship con-
tinue.
There are many beautiful examples
of friendship given in history, those
in which we see the heart of one abb
sorbed in the heart of the other. That !
Of Jonathan and David. Even the
crown Of the kingdom does not seem
to sever the relation. True sacrifice is |
shown which is the foundation of |
Paul and Timothy were
friends as we'll as laborers together |
FOR a great cause.
Another great illustration of friend
ship was the relation between Alfred
Tennyson and Arthur Hallam. In the
poem "In Munosiam," Tennyson
gives expression to the large and up
lifting place Hallam fixed in his life.
Friends inspire each other to nobler
living. Then is friendship worth while.
These are the kind of friendship we
should try to make. The secret Of
many a ruined life is that of improp-
r friendship, especially in youth.
Jesus taught the true lessons of
from Him has come all that
'thers have felt and expressed. In Him
ire seen all of the qualities of a
riend. No task too great, no undertake
ng impossible, where real love is
hown. Ought not every Christian En-
leavor feel that he or she has the
rivilege of being a friend and also
howing to the world what real
is.
REV. J. W. TOWNSEND.
Milford chronicle., 1923-06-22

IF you are sick, take Chiropractic Ad-
justments and get well. ANNA X. GRE
GoRIUs, ChirOPractOr. Offices: Milford
and Dover. ss-f
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loves Cross Roads

Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Brittingham en-
tertained on Sunday DR.. and Mrs.
Dodd and little Hazel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Burton and son, Theodore,
Of MillsbOro, Mrs. Lizzie Parsons, Mrs.
Laura Parsons and Mrs. Mary Hester
Short.
Mrs. Laura Parsons came down for
the summer on Sunday after spending
the winter in Philadelphia.
Many from here attended the Chill
dren's Day services at Careys last
Sunday.
Rev. John Beauchamp Of Whining
ton will preach at Bethany M. 3.
Church next Sunday afternoon at
p. m.
Miss Helen Brittingham of New
Church, Va, has been a visitor with
relatives for week.
Mrs. Madeline Lewis Of Whining
ton visited her parents here for a
week.