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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23
Operators Regard Coal De-
veIopmentS as ConStruC-
tive-LiStS Open Lower.
OILS UPSET EXCHANGE
Independent Group Loses Re-
cent RecoverieS -RaiIS
Are Heavy,
The WALL STREET JOURNAL

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Coal strike
developments over night were looked
upon as constructive. Indications
were that the miners probably would
get a 10 per cent wage increase and
a strike would be averted. This IA
vorable report, marketwise, was Offset
by publication of the full text of
the French premier's note on repa-
rations, which left no doubt that a
settlement of the problem was still
distant. The result was that the
. Stock Exchange showed a distinct
" reactionary tone in the early deal
ings.
First Hour.
Industrials, which led the recent
recovery, displayed substantial losses
from the weeks high on the initial
transactions. The rails were heavy,
rejecting a falling off Of 59,96S in
car loadings for the week ended Aug.
II. Stocks were unsettled in the
whole list by another outbreak of
selling in the oil group. New lows on
the movement were touched by the
Pan-Americans, while Cosden, Pro
ducers and Refiners, Marland and
dClAfO independents AOSA lHc4I
recent recoveries.
Second Hour.
Industrials generally drew away
from the influence Of the oils and fair
recoveries were scored by Can, Stude-
baker, Steel and Baldwin. The rails
continued unsettled, owing to per-
sistent pressure on the Northwestern
groups. Northern Pacific made a new
low on the movement at 56A and
Great Northern preferred at 52N
This heaviness did not check a bull
lish demonstration in the Fries. first
preferred reaching a new 1923 high
at 23H and the common at 141A
Noon Hour
During the noon hour a rally
affecting a numper Of the active oils
occurred. Prices bid fair to renew
strength shown in the past few days.
Strength in the Erie rail group gave
rise to rumors that the D. L. & w.
had already acquired the controlling
interest In the Erie property. Some
Foundation was given this report by
sthe fact the First National Bank
controls the D. L. & W. and much OF
the recent buying 70 Erie has been
credited to George F. Baker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23
Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Car lot receipts:
Wheat. 352; corn. 124; oats. 1877; rye, o.,
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Primary receipts:
Wheat. 1.S14.00 against 1 sos. 900; corn,
TAI. 900. against 736. 900: oats 1,193. 900.
against $4,000. Shipments: Wheat, 799,
against 444, 900; oats. $50 900, against
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23
Local Bank CIearingS

Local bank clearings Thursday wers
IS, La. 900: bank debts were ST gel 900
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23
Wonen's 79c Silk
Hose, 49c

Fully reinforced, high spliced heels
brown and white; sises 6h, and p3k.
CHILDREN's RoLL-ToP sOCKs-HaIf
and three quarter lengths; combed yarns
and mercerized isles. plain and raised
ribs; black end brown. Sizes to IN
91A. Ice and 25c qualities ............lUC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23
Dressed Beef Prices

Wholesale selling prices on dressed beef
Swift & Co.: Ribs-No. q 21c: No. 3, TIC
I.oins-No 2. 32c; No 3. 27e Rounds
No. ,. 22c; No. 3. i Sc. Chucks-No g 1Oc
80 3. Sc. Plates-No. 2. sc: No. 3. &c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23
Local Wagon Market
Local Hay Market

Local mills and elevators are paying see
Tor No. red wheat
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23
Candy Specials

HIGH-GRADE HOoSIER sMACKs-Crispy
and rolled in ground nuts M
40c quality; special, pound ........kJC
PURE SWEET ASSORTED FLA
CREAM WRAP VORED OFT
CENTER CHOC-
FED A OLATES - Spe-
MELS-- "a cial, pound IN
+ Special. Id .J@C (boxl ......JJC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23

GLOVE SILK VESTS - Good
quality silk, ribbon shoulder
strap, reinforced under arm
cut full length. They have
slight imperfections, but will
not affect the wearing
quality; s1.s5 nE
quality .......--. JJC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23

HEMMED NAPKINS - 20x20
inches; $1.25 quality, c0-
6 for .CJC
ALL-LlNEN TOWELING - 16
inches wide, colored border;
zoe quality (not over 10
yards to customer, no
phone or mail or 1917
ders), the yard -. 1LZ2C
BEDSPREADS - Double bed
size, crochet nT F0
weave; 81 quality. y sJJ
AEROPLANE LINEN REM
NANTS - Yard wide, all
linen, useful lengths of u to
21s yards, for fancy work,
small boys suits, furniture
covers, ETC.; see IA
quality, the yard 49,. 44C
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23

WoMEN's BUSTER BROWN
SILK HOSE - Pure silk,
seamless; fully reinforced;
Isle garter top; black. white
and colors. Our $1.00 quail
ity g pairs for 10.
$2.25), pair .s-..-.....1 u
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23

WOMEN's cAUZE VESTS
Fine ribbed Isle. low neck,
sleeveless. band top, built
up shoulder strap; regular
and extra sizes; Or
Acc quality ........ kJC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23

WOMEN'S UNION SUITS
Broken lines and styles.
Lisle, low neck, sleeveless,
built-up shoulder strap and
shell knee. bodice top, tight
knee, $1.00 Al
quality ............ 2JC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23

MEMS SILK FOUR-IN-HAND
ES-Good looking figured
and stripe patterns; sec and
$50 qualities; Just 900.
while they last, 10
each .....-........., l ~
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
Firemen Die In New York Blaze

New York.-A half score firemen
are believed to have been killed when
the roof and n section Of wall Of the
building housing the New Plaza dance
hall, Brooklyn, collapsed during fire
a few days ago. The number Of In.
lured, variously estimated at from
twenty to forty, could not be accurate.
Iy placed. The collapse, heralded by
40 warning, came shortly before = 80
o'clock after firemen had fought the
stubborn blaze since midnight and
had weakened the roof and walls by
their efforts to get at the heart of the
fire.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
Fuel Shortage In Ruhr

Observation-Disclosures soon will face
a new problem Of getting any return
at all from Its occupation of the Ruhr,
Basil Miles, American administrative
commissioner Of the international
chamber Of commerce, at Paris, de-
clares in Il review Of the economic
situation In the region. With produc-
ton ut a stnndstill, he found, stocks
Of coal and coke accumulating before
the occupation are being exhausted
and may not last longer than four or
five months.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
Maeee Held Again

Santa Fe.-Carl c. Magee, editor OF
the New Mexico Tribune, Albuquerque,
was bound over in District Court a few
days ago TO await the acuon of the
grand jury. The editor Is charged
with having libeled c. J. Roberts, for
nler justice Of the State Supreme
Court, through publication In the Tri.
bune Of an editorial which alleged that
Roberts was one Of three Judges who
participated in decision by which
considerable number Of votes were
thrown out In an election contest.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
Eioht Injured in Mexico Riot

Mexico City.-Eight persons were
injured, several of them seriously, it
is feared, in clash at Queretaro be-
tween adherents Of Francisco Rainier
ez and Jose Siurob, both Of whom are
claiming victory In the recent guber-
Material election. The outbreak oc-
CURED at the railroad station upon the
arrival of Rnmierez from Mexico City.
Each side blames the other for causing
the trouble.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
Gunmen Hold up 17O

Detroit.-Seven gunmen held up the
Allendale inn at Warren and Snyder
streets, lined up about 17O persons at
the inn and obtained money and jewell
ry valued ut several thousand dollars.
Four persons, including one woman,
were shot and seriously injured. One
Of the Injured persons was said to be
George ID. Wilson, vice president Of
the Wilson Body Company. The gun.
men escaped In an automobile.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
Will Recognize Government

Paris.-The French government an
nounced It would recognize the Greek
government and fully uccredit its min.
lister at Athens.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
Gods Eternal unIv.r..

This Is but the nursery ground, from
where we are to be transplanted into
the great forest Of Gods eternal uni
verse.-F. W. Robertson.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
WASHINGTON

ITeslueut tooiluse pTODaDly VIII llnu
his recreation In horseback riding ra-
ther than In golf and motoring as the
means OF rest utilized by most Presl-
dents Of the last decade.
Mrs. Harding left the White House a
few days ago, TO reside temporarily at
the home on the outskirts Of Washing
ton of Mr.. and Mrs Edward b. Nc.
Lean, II has been announced by George
Il. Christian, Jr., secretary to the late
President Harding.
A campaign TO grasp the balance Of
power" In ten or more states prepara.
tory to the elections Of 1924 has been
started by the Association Against the
Prohibition Amendment.
Warning has been served on opera.
tors and miners Of the anthracite coal
fields that the United States govern
ment will resort TO legal force, II nee
essary, to avert strike Sept /.
Congress will be urged to establish
federal control Of the oil industry. This
became clear at the end OF a day Of
numerous conferences at the Depart
ment OF Justice, now investigating
prOfiteering in gasoline prices.
The government Will not appeal
from the recent decision of the United
States Court at st. Paul In which Il
was held that the Interstate Commerce
Commission had authority to consent
10 the lease and stock ownership of
the Central Pacific Railroad by the
Southern Pacific Railroad. This an.
nouncement was made by Attorney
General Daugherty after several con-
ferences with President Coolidge at
which were discussed exhaustively the
vatious administration policies In.
volved.
The administration has made care
fully prepared plans to insure the ma.
tion q continuance Of fuel supply this
winter In the event Of strike In the
anthracite mines, 1t was declared off.
cially ut the White House. The plan,
briefly, would be to flood the country
with substitutes for hard coal, an Off
cial spokesman for President Coolidge
declared.
President Coolidge at the present
time re no occasion for a special ses.
sion Of Congress In advance Of the reg.
ular December meeting. 1t was said Of.
ficially at the White House.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
BANDITS ROB
OKLAHOMA TRAIN
FORCE TRAIN CREW TO CUT OFF
ENGINE, MAIL AND BAG
GAGE CARS
BEAT UP MAIL CLERK
ROBBERS ESCAPE WITH TWENTY
VALUABLE PIECES OF REG.
IsTEREo MAIL

Oklahoma City.-Nlore than dozen
bandits held up southbound passenger
train 123 on the Missouri. Kansas 4
Texas railroad at Okesa, Okla, south
Of Bartlesvills. shortly before mid
night on Aug. 20. according to mes
sages received by the dispatcher Of
the road at Oklahoma City. The ban
dts appeared when the train reached
Okesa at IL :08 p. m. and forced the
train crew to cut off the engine. ten
der, mail and baggage cars and pro-
ceed about mile south OF Okesa, ac-
cording to the information.
Passengers were not mOlested, II was
reported, the sleeping cars and chair
cars being left behind In Okesa. The
robbers escaped with twenty packages
Of registered mail, the value Of which
Is unknown.
An official report on the robbery re-
ceived at Oklahoma City from ]. G.
Koch, conductor Of the train, said:
Number 123 mail and express cars
robbed one mile south Of Okesa at
12 :25 a. M, five masked men getting
about twenty registered packages.
value unknown, inflicting scalp wounds
on Fireman Is. d. Towers, also Engi-
neer Miller, beating up Mall Clerks
c. ID. Weiss, W. Burch. No Injuries
serious. The passengers were not
molested. The bandits left at II AS
a. IN, going west to Pawhuska.
Bartlesville. Okla.-Missouri, Kan.
sas and Texas passenger train Nun.
ber 123, southbound, was held up by
bandits one mile south OF Okesa.
Okla. at midnight. The train crew
engaged the bandits In a gunfight and
II was reported that ut least one man
had been wounded.
An ambulance from Pawhuska was
ordered to meet the train Mt Nelog.
any. The Okesa agent had attended
a lodge meeting In Bartlesville and
returned on the train. He heard the
firing ut the point OF the robbery.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
A BAD paynastsr.

The devil knoweth his own and is a
particularly bad paymaster.-F. II
Crawford.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
Among Men.

They are the weakest-minded and
the hardest.hearted men that most
love change.-Ruskin,
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
LATE NEWS
From All Over
COLORADO
COLORADO STATE FAIR DATES

Larimer County Fair-Loveland. Aug.
.Ss' eTo.'sy .,.,,. County E.i'-sus.r City
Rio ;. Bl.neo County Fsir-Mssk'r.
Phillips County Fair-Holyoks. Sept
boulder County Fslr-Lonsmons
"A ATk.n,as Valley F.ir-Rocky Ford.
Warrington County Fair-Akron.
Morgan County Fair-Fort Morgan.
Logan County Fair-sterlins. Sept
Weld County Fair-Greeisy. Sept
Northern New Mexico Fair-Raton.
n Mex. Sept. lila.
Delta County Fair-Hotchkiss, Sept
Mes. County Fair-orsnd Junction.
koutt County Fair-Hayden. Sept.
B.ca County Fair-springfisld. Sept
1915.
saguachs County rair-sasuache.
Sept 1915.
conejos County Fair-Manasss. Sept
Adams County Fair-Brighton, Sept.
1920.
kiowa County Fair-Eads. Sept.
1920.
Dove Creek District Fair-Dovs
Creek. Sept. 20-22
Trinidad-Las Animas County Fair
Trinidad. Sept 1891.
Western Slope Fair--MontrOse. Sept
1921.
FL Paso County Fair-Calhan. Sept.
1921.
Pueblo County Fair-Goodpasturs.
Huerfano County Fair-walsenburg.
Sept. 1921.
Lincoln County Fair-Hugo. Sept
20-22.
Rio Grande County Fair-Del Norte.
Sept. 20-22.
Colorado State Fair-Puebio. Sept
24-2s.
Montezuma County Fair - corte.
Sept. 1878.
Kit Carson County Fair-Buriington.
Oct. Ia.
Douglas County Fsir-castls Rock
Oct. SIS.
Ebert County Fair--Matheson.
Grand County Fair-Kremmiing.
La Plata County Fair-Durango.
Moffst County Fair-Craig.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
nps0yn UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
Sil,a|dayscl'oel
' Lesson '

Uy REV. P. h FITZWATEh 2. p.
Teacher Of English Bible In the Aoo1y
Btble Institute Of Chinago)
cepyr1shs, 1914 western Nsvspepse usssA
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23
BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR.
/ EIoN COUNTRIES
IN late DISPATCHES
poiNos AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
-, OF THE AGE
WESTERN

" I'D j 6kkN
Mrs. Florence Killing Harding, Wild
ow Of the late President. plans to
spend a part Of the winter months In
southern California, according to Z. +.
Remsberg, Mr.. Hardings brother-In-
law.
Eight japanese were arrested and
lodged In the county Jail at Los An.
geles charged with violation Of the
state antitrust act by monopolIzing
and controlling the celery market Of
southern California.
DR.. Carl T. Waugh, dean Of Berea
College. Berea, KY, has been appoint.
ed dean Of the college Of liberal arts
Of the University OF Southern Callfor.
MIA at Los Angeles. DR.. Waugh will
assume his duties with the September
opening Of the school year.
The quota allowed each nation Gf
Europe in immigration to the United
States Is belnd added to by the SNUG.
Cling Of foreign immigrants over tie
Canadian line, according to informa.
ton received by Sheriff Bob Gordon
from J. X. Mccormick. United States
immigration Inspector at Moscow, Ida.
Mrs. Daisy Smith, proprietor Of q
lodging house at Spokane, sustained
what police surgeons said probably
would be fatal injuries when IN air
plane In which she was flying alone
crashed $50 feet at the municipal avi.
alton field at Spokane. Mrs. Smith
was gliding for landing when the ma
chine went into tall spin.
Joseph Talmadge Keaton, year-old
son Of Buster Keaton, motion picture
comedian, and already film actor
himself, has developed "klleg eyes,"
the result Of working In strong artifl-
cial light. Physicians said his trouble
was not serious, but work on the pic
ture In which he was supporting his
father was stopped.
Pioneers Of Alaska have begun q
movement to erect monument to
Warren G. Harding, the only President
Of the United States who ever visited
the territory while In office. The pro-
posed site II Ketchikan. the first COM
mercial port that Mr.. Harding entered
on his tour Of Alaska. Subscriptions
are to be limited to 81 each.
Peter B. Kyne, author, and ten
other former officers Of the American
Aluminium Products Company Of Los
Angeles, now In bankruptcy, were
named defendants In a suit filed In
the Superior Court at Los Angeles, by
twenty-one stockholders, who charged
Misrepresentation In the sale Of stock.
The plaintiffs asked judgment for the
amount Of stock they said they pur-
chased, total Of more than $4,000
worth.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
oLAsZoRsZAG Es A KIsAN-
TANT

Az Idea Nazionale cimii olasz
lap egyik cikkeben merlegeli a
francia tabornokok kisantant al
lamaiba valo utazasanak hordere.
jet es esetleges koyetkezmenyeit
Miutan megallapitia. hogy a
Jugoszlavianak juttatott francia
felszerelesi cikkek es katonai ce-
iokra megadott hitelek esetleges
veszelyt jelentenek Olaszorszagra,
azt irja, hogy ezekkei a tenyek
kel szemben sziikseges, hogy Olasz
orszag Duna menten politikai es
katonai megallapodasokat k0sson
es ne tiirje a Ruhrvideken a meg
meglev6 nemet erok elpusztitasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
SZINIELOADAS

Az 6szi ido bealltaval megnyil-
max mar szinhazak is es
a szinhazlatogato k0zonsegnek
allSalma losz egy remek el6adast
megnezni hetfon este a kossuth
K0rben. Egy gy0ny0rii darab ke-
riil el0adasra, egy bibliai darab,
amely iigyes rendez6ssel es korhii
jelmezekkel fog szinre kerillni. A
k0z0nseg remek eloadast fog el-
vezni, amilyenben meg eddig mem
volt resze a Youngstown magyar
szinhazlatogato k0z0nsegnek. Az
ert j0jj0n ell ere az el6adasra
mindenki,. aki csak teheti. llyer
el6adast meg nem volt ebben a va
rosban.
A darabot Heltai Jen6 j6nevii
szinesz fogja rendezni, ami eleg
garancia, ARA, hogy a darab rem
.dezese is elsGrendii legyen hogy
a k0z0ns6gnek oily elvezetet nyujt
son, aminlyenre meg mem volt ed
dig p6lda. j.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20

vet, gyapju es hasonlo anyagu tisz
ia rongya vagy aki vattat akar ad-
nj, hogy vigye fel mielobb Mihok
Eandor irodajaba, a COL Dollar
Bank eptiletbe, ahonnan utnak in
ditjak az osszegyiilt rongyokat es
adomanyokat, a hadi rokkant Oft
honnak Budapestre.
lit emlitjGk meg, hogy akik VI,
self gyermekcipot, gyermekru
hat es kalapot vagy sapkat akar-
nak adni a nyomorgo szegeny o.
hazai gyermekek javara, azok is
vigyek fel miel0bb e nemes celra
szant holmit a fentemlitett iroda-
ba, inert no 24-ig ell kell kiildeni
a csomagot, hogy a Szeretet hajo-
val utnak indulhasson.
A beerkezett a,domany okat nyue
tazni fogjuk. Ketszer ad, ak:
gyorsan ad. Siessen ki-ki es vigyc
adomanyat megjelolt helyre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
RONGYOT Az o-HAZAI ROK-
KANTAKNAK

Eoy k0zismert honfitarsunk G
napokban olyan levelte kapott, a
melynek alabbi sorait minden ne
mesen erz6 magyar szives figyel-
mtbe ajanlunk:
"ftt kink0des az elet 6s nagy
megfeszitett munka melIett az en-
Der joforman a betev0 falatot sem
tudja megszerezni. Csoda, hogy
meg 6liink. Es mi megsem ma
gunknak, hanem masoknak ka-
rink. A haboru rokkant katonai-
rol van $40.
A rokkantak egy resze ampu-
talt. Az amputalt hely rothad.
EFT 2 vagy 3 honaponkint kapar-
nj kell. A volt hadi korhazat
most atalakitottak munkateleppe.
Igen sok rokkant d61gozik lit es
lakik is lit csaladostul egyjitt.
Az egeszs6ges eanber szamara
van munka eleg, de mem akarnak
dolgozni, inert mindenkit a meg
gazdagodas vagya fog ell. Exert is
van munkashiany. Sajnos, a XII
vetelt csak a szerencsetlen tisztvi-
sel6k kepezik. A legszerencsetle-
nebbek mind k0z0tt megis a rok-
kantak, kiknek neveben irok
0nnek, hogy segitsen rajtunk
Mem is kepzeli, nit keriink: ron
gyot, semmi mast.
Ugyanis az amputalt beteg az
operaci6 utan gaze4k0test kap.
EFT a manko miikez vagy mank6
mUlab azonnal lehorzsolna, ha sok
rongyba mines csavarva, s a rongy
most mar elfogyott.
Igen kerem, hogy kiildj0n a
Marczinko plebanos-fele haj6val
rongyot. Mindenfele rongy jo:
harisnya, vaszon, sz0vet, gyapju
csak tiszta legyen.
Ezt a levelet hadirokkantali
neveben irtak es ugy erezzuk
hogy lelki rokkant az, akit ez a
rongyker6 level sem indit meg
! Kerve-kerjiik olvasoinkat, hogy
akinek van harisnya, vaszon, $40.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
ADAKOZAS A MAGYAR
HAZRA

A mutt heten k0vetkezo ado
manvok folytak be a Magyar Haz
alap javara Dalton Dezs0 penztar-
nok kezehez: Jarabek Mihaly, Ba-
logh Janos, Szeman Miklos es Bar
tos Gizella egyenkint $40. Pisak
Janos 6s Miglecz Ferenc egyen-
kint So. Trepanovszky Jozsef 81.
Horvath Vendelne 6s b. Kish ia
nos 81. Osszesen $54. Eddigi
adomanyok 0sszege $2,113.S7.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
Az egyhazmegye gyiilese

A multi hetf0n IS kedden North
Bentonben megtartott egyhazme-
gyei gyiiles hatarozatair6l vasar-
nap fog jelentest tenni a lelkesz
Ezen a gyiilesen olyan nagy cred
menyt ert ell gyiilekezetiink S oily
kitiintet6sben r6szesiilt, melyre
biiszke lehet egyhazunk minden
tagia. A Mahoning Presbytery
eme gyiil6s6n egyhazunkat lelkes7
6s Varga Sandor kepviseltek, a
nilesiak r6sz6r6l pedig Boda 6
Varga presbyterek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
Tenetes

September 14-en helyeztatett
0r0k nymgalomra F0ldvari Sandor
Is neje Sander nevii fiacskaja.
A kicsiny gyermeket nyolc h6nap
es nehany napos kora aban szaki-
totta lie banatos sziilei kebler0l a
ha.al. A belmonti temet0ben he
lycztetett 0r0k nyugalomra.
September 15-6n temettetett a
nilesi temet6ben Szant6 Miklos Is
neje Halinku Julai Ella nevu le-
anygyermeke. A kis csecsem6t
harom honapos es 10 napos kora-
ban vittc ell halal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20

Ahogy hirdettetett is, maga a
mahoningi egyhazmegye elnoke
ielent meg a eyiilekezet el6tt a
mutt vasarnap, lell1esz ellen ma
sodizben beadott vadaskodas
iigyeben.
Az egyhazmegye itelete: DR.. &C.
renday lelk6sz ellen beadott va
dak alaptalannak nyilvanittatnai,
minelfogva felmentetik 6s a gyii-
lekezet bizalmaba ajanltatik nem-
csak, hanem az egyhazmegye ALTA
fog hathat0s tamogatdsban resze-
stlni.
Az iigy vegleges elintez6st
nyerven, lelk6Sz tisztazasa ezennel
k0zhirre tetetik
A eyiilekezet or0mmel vett tu-
domast az egyhazmegye hataroza-
tar0l most mar ujult erGvel lat
neki a gyiilekezeti e.et fejlesztes9-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
FELHIVAs

A Youngstown es k0rnyekbeli
magyar egyletek es egyhazak al
land6 Nagybizottsaga f. no 23-an,
'azaz j6v6 vasarnap este s 6rakor
rendkiviili gyiilest tart a Kossuth
Kor helyiseg6ben.
E gyiilesen a Kossuth K0r altal
acknowledgement Magyar HaZ-iigy
is targyalva lesz. Tekintve, hogy
kultur-intezmenyr0l can $40, XII
vanatos lenne, hogy necsak a
Nagybizottsag tagjai, hanem ma
ganosok is megjelenjenek. Kiil0-
n0sen kerjIk az egyletek es egy-
hazak kepviseloit, tekintet nelkiil
ARA, hogy a Nagybizottsagnak
tagjai-e vagy sem, miutan tobb
mas targyrol is lesz $40, hogyl ok
vetleniil jelenjenek meg. Kerjiik
az egyhazak .lel6szeit megjele-
nesre.
Geressy Sandor, elnok.
Horvath Istvan, jegyzo.