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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
vERHovAY PIKNIK.

A Verhovay Egylet cantoni fl
okla multi vasarnap tartotta meg
szindarabbal egybek0tott piknik-
jet. A piknik minden tekintetben
pompasan sikeriilt. A szinre ke-
riilt darab: "a muszka fogoly"
hatalmas sikert aratott. A szerep-
lok: Grezinger Mikl6s, Klark
Mihaly, Deza Benedek, Nemeth
Imre rendezese ndellett, pompas
eloadasban hoztak szinre ext q ka-
cagtat6 darabot. "a koz0nseg sziin,
hi nem akar6 tapsviharral fejez-
te ki elismereset ugy szereplok-
mex, mint rendezoknek.
"A darab el0adasa utan tanc ko-
vetkezett q vidam mulatsag BIZ
zouy cssk 4 k<sc estSl 6rikban ert
veget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
REFoRMATUs P1KN1K.

A cantoni reformatus ifjusag
pompasan sikerilt pikniket rem
dezett julius 12-en Smith-fele
farman. A fiatalsag a nagyszerii
zabad helyen a legkellemesebben
szorakozott, 'azonban megeredt az
ESQ, ugy hogy piknik a farma-
r6l az Iparos Egyesiilet helyisege-
be lett atteve, a piknik resztvevoi
azutan oft folytattak a nagysze-
ruen indult - ESQ altal mega
vart - mulatsagukat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
HUSZONKET EV.

Huszonket esztendo hatarkove<
mel megallni 5 visszatekinteni egy
becsiiletes munkab ban eltoltott
eletre = mem csekelysegl Sep do
! log egy ilyen % ewes atfordtrl6 a
magan ember eleteben is, de !sok
kal szebb, ha egy hatalmas keres-
kedelmi vallalkozas egy nagysza-
basu iizlet I'LL meg majdnem ne
gyedszazados .6lssfordul6jat.
A magyarsag el6tt jol ismert $
igazan kedvelt ceg, a The Homer
S. Williams Co., melynek hatal-
mas iizlethelyisegei a Market
Streeten, a Court haz kozeleben
vannak, most iinnepli meg ezt a
ritka evfordulot egy nagyszabasu
mereteiben impozans vasar ke-
reteben. Ennek kereskedelmi
cegnek tisztesseges S becsiiletben
eltoltott multja mindennel fenye-
sebben beszel S jobb ajanlo level
a leghangzatosabb reklamoknal.
Ebben az iizletben melyet
magyarok igazan eloszeretettel
keresnek fel - megkaphat min
dent, ami egy rendes haztartas,
egy rendes kenyelmes otthonhoz
sziikseges. A hatalmas mintater-
mex sorakoznak egymas mellett
ha vegig tekint az ember eze-
ken, bamulva latJa, hogy minden-
bol legjobbat S legfinomabbat S
megis "a legolcsobbat tartja a ceg
raktaron.
A huszonket ewes evforduloi va
sar alkalmabol a ceg hatalmas,
majdnem negyed milli6 dollart
megero raktarkeszlete - % sza-
zalek engedmennyel kerul eladas
IA. Minden magyar jol teszi, ha
megtekinti EFT hatalmas vasart.
Ottletekor lehetetlen, hogy ne ta-
lalna olyan dologra, melynek hia-
nyat otthonaban erzi - lit van a
jo alkalom, most beszerezheti po-
tom arert.
Magunk reszerol szeretettel ko-
szontjuk a jubilal6 ceget tovab
bi minkajahoz sok szerencset XII
vanunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
niles, ONO
Templona vetel.-

81
Az elmult heten olyan kedvez6
ajanlatot kapott nilesi magyar
reformatus egyhaz a south-sidei
Welsh templom megvetelere nez-I
We, amt lehetetlen volt megfon-
tolas nelkiil hagyni. Bar a tenn
plom helye mem esik belle egyalta
laban magyarok altal lakott te-
riiletbe, az ara olyan el0nyos,
hogy kozhangulat mem tekintett
a tavolsagra. Ennck a ko2hangu-
latnak engedett a kozgyules, mi
kor megbizta bizalmi ferfiait, hogy
a lelkesszel egyiitt a vetelt bonyo-
litsak le. Hetf6n voltak az a1kudo-
zasok, az oln6i zsinat. ket megbi-
zottja es az egyhaz kepvisel6i k0-
zott a vetel colleges szerzodes
alairasaval meg lett pecsetelve.
A templom k0zel pennsylva-
Mai allomashoz varos kozepe-
hez so lab szeles es 100 lab hosz-
szu telken van. Az >epiilet 36X65
lab, templom es iskola helyiseg-
bol all befogado kepessege kb
200 iilohely.
Az egyhaz eloljar6saga azon-
nal elvegzi legsziiksegesebb ja-
vitasokat, mihelyt a Deed recor-
dirozasa szuikseges lido letelik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17

mikkal megraIkott kosarak volt
pompas pazsiton fejedelmi kosz-
tolas.
Delutan azutan meg jobban re-
piilt az ido, nagyszeriien mulatott
mindenki, vege-hossza mem volt
a pompas tarsas-jatekoknak. Min
denl1i nagyszeruen mulatott, min
denki pompasan erezte magat.
Meg kell emlitenunk, hogy Mol
mar Lajos rovid, de velos beszed-
jere, melyben a Kor partolasara
hivta fel jelenlevok figyelmet,
$34.00-t adtak ossze a megjelen-
tex.
A Kossuth Kor ezuton 'koszonl
meg kedves vendegszeret0 Kol-
lar -csaladnak, hogy a kirandulast
vendeglatasukkal lehetove tettek
A jelenlevok, Kollarek jovoltabol
nagy lelkesedessel elhataroztak.
hogy a pompas kirandulast ju
lius 27-en, vasarnap, sep idt
eseten megismetelik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17

Olvasoink nehogy valami ma
gyar Kukac szervezetre gondol-
ianak, mikor a cimnek hasznalt
negy K-betut latjak. Mem jelent
az egyebet, mint kossuth Kor
Kosaras Kirandulasat.
Multi vasarnap a HUBBARD Road
on lev0 Kollar-fele farmara ram
dult Xxi magyarsag, OFT voltak
mem csak "a Kossuth Kor tagjai,
hanem azok baratai joismer0sei,
EFT kirandulast mem elozte meg
hangos reklamirozas, plakatok ozo
ne. csendben kesziilt el0 - italian
ep' exert sikerult olyan nagysze-
riien. ~
Vasarnap reggel az Albert st.-l
villamos vegallomasan autok var
TAX az erkezoket s repitettek kl
egymas utan Kollar fafmara
Nagyszamban gyiiltek ossze Kos
suthistak azok vendegei. A ham
gulat kitiino volt, delel6tt fiirdes
es szalonna siitessel telt ell az lido
maid, elokeriiltek a pompas hoi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
Reformatus egyhaz

Vendeglelkesz. - Az elmult va
sarnap az istentiszteletet Birtha
JOSEF ohazai reformatus lelkesz
es gyermekvedelmi kormanyblz-
tos, Nemzeti Szovetseg igazga-
t6ja tartotta. Hatalmas beszede-
ben magyarorszagi siralmas al
lapotokra hivta fel gyiilekezet
figyelmet. A templomot szlnultfg
me gt0lt6 kozonseg mely ahitattal
hallgatta beszedet bizony mem
egyszer konny csordult Xxi a sze-
mekb0l, az 6hazai siralmak halla-
tara. Az istentisztelet alkalmayal
persely penzben adomanyokbaln
befolyt $7025. Persely penz volt
$17.0O, kiil0n adakozas $53.25. Az
istentisztelet utan adakoztak meg !:
Lutheran Janos 81, Zsirka Jo-
zsefne $1.50, Sziics Andras ST.
! es Varga JOSEF 200, Bartha San
dor TO dollar. A We g o SIS z e g
ICY tehat $3.50. Az ICY begyult
osszeg a Gyermekvedo Liga es a
Magyar .Nemzeti Szovetseg aida
sos munkaju intezmenyek kozott
osztatik meg.
Kereszteles. Vasarnap ke-
resztelte meg az egyhaz vendeg-
lelkesze, Mt. Birtha JOSEF Colds
berry Hugo es neje, sziiletett
Hanna Helen Cercelville, OH la
kosok kis leanyat, aki a kereszt-
/ s4gben Florence es Helen nevet
nyerte. Keresztsziil0k voltak: CO.
! wan j. Elma es Babinszky And
rasne, sziiletett Hanna Margit.
Kozgyiiles. = A reformatus egy
haz masodik negyedevi rendes ko7
gyiilese reank k0vetkezo vasar-
nap, julius 20-an, istentisztele1
kereteben lesz megtartva. A koz
gyiiles targya: az egyhaz szam-
adasa.
A kozgyiilest megelozo szomba.
ton, julius ho 19-en este I orakor
kozgyiilest elokeszito presbiterl
oyiiles lesz tartva.
Iskolas gyermek pipknik, AZ
iskolas gvermekek evi pix.
mike augustus 23-an, szombaton
lesz megtartNa az Ohia Works
Steeltoni Play Groundjan.
Kerjiik az egyhaz tagjait min
den magyar testveriinket, hogy
vegyenek reszt ezen az iskolas
gyermekek javara rendezendofpik
niken. @gsy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
lGlG@llI=!ElEz. lEz.lLllIllEllr=lIl
y Egyhazi hirek
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Folyamatban a munka. - Miu-
tan fustot es piszkot fejleszt6 gaz-
kalyhakat kitettek "a SIT. Istyan
templomb6l, vi fiit6kesziilek meg
szerzeserol kell gondoskodni. En-
mel jobbat es megfelel6bbet mem
lehet talalni a kozponti fitesnel.
Hogy pedig egy ilyen kozponti
ftitest ell lehessen helyezni, feltet-
leniil sziikseges egy f0lda1atti
epitmeny. Egy ilyen f0ldalatti he
lyiseg megteremtese korul folly
max munkalatok SIT. Istvan
templom alatt es nehany magyar
ember izzad egy 40 lab hosszu,
Is lab szeles es 8 lab magas helyi-
seq kiasasaban. A tel lit lesz, ha-
marabb, mint ITALIAN szeretnenk 5
templomot mem lehet hagyni hi
degen, hanem gondoskodni kell
mindenrol, hogy a hivek ne faz-
zanak, inert AIT tartotta Durbints
sogor is, hogy hidegben meg imad-
kozni Sc j6.
Betegeink. - Multi vasarnap
rotta a plebanos k6rhazakat,
inert ugy 6rtesiilt, hogy vannak
| betegek. A SIT. Erzsebet k6rhaz-
ban talalta Brogli Ferencet, Brog-
Ii Janos fiat, laki vermergezest
kapott, de korai orvosi beavat-
kozas elejet vette annak, hogy a
baj esetleg eietveszelyes jelleget
0ltson. Icy hat Frank tul van
minden veszelyen es ITALIAN ma mar
AIT tartja, hogy: kutyabajom
van. A City korhazban ket bette
get talalt a plebanos: az egyik
Fetzer Janos kis leanya volt, akit
szombaton elitott egy 0rdongos
masina a Steel Streeten. Es noha
a gep keresztiil ment rata, csoda
latos modon szajon es szemen szen
yedett seriil6sen xviii, mas ko-
molly baja mem esett. A kis leany
aludt, amint agyahoz lepett pie
banos. Nehany perc mulva azon-
ban hoztak a vacsorat, mire az
alv6 felebredt es i6iziien kezdett
falatozni. "Itt mines bal" =
mondja a plebanos 0rommel es
egy mask terembe ment, ahol Kol-
lai Sandornet talalta kinos szen-
vedes kozt, akin epp elotte val6
nap nagyon sulyos termeszetu
/ operaciot vegeztek. Az operaci6
sikeriilt es beteg csakhamar fel-
fog epiilni, ferje es apro gyerme-
kei oromere.
A szeminariumra val6 gyiijtes,
= A gyujtes, melyet junius 22-en
inditottak meg, eleg szepen sike-
riilt. Allit6lag 4 es fel millio dol
lart irtak ala katholikus hivek
ere celra az orszag teriileten.
- Persze, ha a munkaviszonyok
mem lettek volna ennyire siralma-
SAX, mint sminok, ez a gyujtes
tiinemenyesen Macy sikerii lett
volna. De meg ICY igy szep az
eredmeny. Minden esetre ez a ka-
tholikus hivek dics0segere szolgal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
A magyar gyermekekert.

Multi vasarnap delutan Mt. Bir-
tha JOSEF, magyarorseagi lelkesz
volt szivesen latott vendege az
egyhaznak. 8 vegezte az isten-
tiszteletet s egesz szolgalataval
mely benyomast tett a gyiilekezet
minden tagjara. Beszedje vegez-
tevel r0viden vazolta amerikai
utjanak celjat az ehezo es rom
gyos magyar gyermekek javara
kert tamogatast. OFT mindjart
Al dellart adtak ossze k0ny0ru-
letes, szivek erre a celra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
CANTONI HIREK
Az IPAROS EGYESULET
RENDKIVULI GYULESE

Felhivom az Iparos Egyesiilet
moi es ferfi tagjait, hogy julius
1S-an, >penteken Ieste fendklviili
gyiilest tartunk sajat helyisegunk-
ben. A gyiiles alkalmaval rendki-
viii fontos ugyek keriilnek targya-
lasra, ICY azon megjelenni min
den egyes tag szoros kotelessege.
Wolkan JOSEF, eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
Ifiusag.i K0r.-

A K0r tisztikara elkeszitette az
alapszabaly tervezetet S vasarnap
delutan olvasta AIT fel a Kor tag
iai el0tt. Az egesZ tervezet keves
modositassal ell lett fogadva XII
nyomatasa 200 peldanyban lett
elhatarozva.
Az alapszabaly elfogadasa utan
bemutatkozo estely programjat
beszeltek meg a Kor tagjai. E
szerint egynehany kabareszam,
egy egy felvonasos vigjatek es
utanna tame lesz az elso estely
miisora.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17

De hat Xxi epitse, ha mem a katho-
likus hivekg Bizony 'Kukacok'
mem fogjak, hacsak mem mi, ka-
tholikusok jegyezte meg Bo-
ross gKaroly, aki .szintan jegyzett
80 dollart, amibol Is dollart r0g-
ton lie is fizetett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17

Augustus folyaman egy piknik
van tervbe we've gyermekek sz6-
rakoztatasara. A konfirmanduso-
kat szinten a lelkesz tanitja min
den nap fel haromtol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17

A nemreg smegalakult onallo
reformatus gyiilekezetnek ez lesz
az els6 nyilvanos tancmulatsaga
s ICY remeljik, hogy azon mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
Magyar iskola.-

A nyari magyar iskolaban min
den nap, szombatot kiveve, 9-3
ig folyik a tanitas. SIS gyermek
iratkozott be jar eleg pontosan
naponta fel, kikkel az egyhaz
lelkesze 3 csoportban foglalkozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
K. X. K. K.



vendegsz0 fmersalad hazatajt
ezere
eenkitete a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
REFoRMATUs BAL.

Amint mar megirtuk, a j0v6 szomba-
ton, julius 26-an lesz megtartva a Nj
lesi Magyar Ref. Egyhaz nyari tancmu-
latsaga a Roman Hallban.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-22
FOREIGN MINISTER I
Of TOXIC INDICATES
HAN|HARA' s RETURN

TOXIC, May 20.--By the Assoc
ciated Press -Ambass Hani-
hara may be permitted to resign"
his Washington post shortly, For
eign Mi lister Matsui told newspaper
men today.
The premier's statement was made
to a gathering Of representatives OF
the Japanese press after today's
cabinet meeting, at which he adj
mitted the subject had been dis
cussed
The statement was the result OF
insistent inquiries.
The foreign minister stated that
there had been no formal inter-
changes between the foreign Office
and the amba ssador dealing with
the matter. although Toxic officials
have known that Mr.. Hanihara was
determined not to remain in the
United States after the Japanese ex-
clusion clause in the recently enact
ed immigration bill becomes eff.
fective.
Foreign Minister Matsui emphasiz-
ed that the ambassadors retirement.
would be purely voluntary.
Foreign Minister Matsuit also told
newspaper men that, in his opinion,
the fundamental reason for Ambas-
sador Woods resignation was disap-
pointment over congress passing the
Japanese exclusion measure.
Matsui said that "the ambassador
has the most profound sympathy of
the Japanese nation, whose graft
tude toward him will always be
fresh"
The Asahi reviews Woods earth.
quake relief work and pays a tri-
butte to his "filial piety" for insist
ing upon his resignation for the
sake of his mother-in-law' health.
The newspaper declares that Woods
resignation indicates disappoint.
ment
RESIGNATION OF WOODS
ACCEPTED BY COOLIDGE
WASHINGTON, May 20.-The
resignation of Cyrus E. Woods as
ambassador to Japan has been ac-'
copied by President Coolidge.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-22
PHILIPS GOT SHARE
Of SECRET BONUS,
WITNESS TEST|F|ES

WASHINGTON, May i20.-George
II. Van Gunten, a lumber merchant
of Newark, N. j., continued today
his testimony for the prosecution at
the trial Of John L. Philips, of Geor-
gia, and others on charges OF con-
spiracy to defraud the government
in surplus government lumber sales.
He testified he had a secret arrange
ment with George M. Chambers, the
government inspector who has died
since the filing of the Indictment, in
which Chambers also was named as
one Of the alleged conspirators, con-
corning payments to Chambers OF a
portion of the profits derived from
the resale of the surplus army lum-
Der.
Van Gunten said he paid a total
+ Of $4,000 to Chambers, as represent
ing three -fourths of the profits made
on two contracts with the govern
ment. Over the objection OF counsel
for the defense the court permitted
the witness to say what Cham hers
hald told him concerning a division
of the money paid on the side. Cham
oers, the witness said, declared he
had to divide with John L. Philips
Van Gunten gave the jury to under
stand that the profit was divided
e-half to Philips and one-quarter
each to Chambers and the witness
A sale to Ira r. Grouse, lumber
dealer of Perth Amboy, N. j., was
narrated by Van Gunten, who said
he had arranged the sale on a basis
of $27 per thousand Eeet for the
| lumber and so notified Chambers
The contract price with the govern,
ment was fixed by Chambers at SIS
and clear profit of 50 per thousand
was made on the resale, he said.
| When counsel got into a wrangle
| Monday on the question of permit
tin" the witne~~ to tell what Cham.
! bers had told him concerning the di
vision of the bonus, a decision on the
admissibility of such testimony was
put over until Tuesday.
D. L. Senft, president Of the Can
ton Lumber company, of Baltimore,
! Md, and a brother-in-law Of Cham.
bers, who preceded Van Gunten on
! the stand, identified q number Ut
letters signed by the latter. Among
| these was one written by Chambers
to the witness soliciting him to in.
woke political influence to obtain
the release for sale of a quantity
] of lumber which the army construc
ton division claimed to be needed
by the government. The letter was
written in 1919, about the same
time that H. l.. Dougherty, of Val
dosta, Ga, another witness. Mon
! day testified that he was writing
to Hoke Smith, then senator from
Georgia, to use his influence to the
! same end.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-22
GREAT ENGINEERING
PLANT AUTHORIZED
BY AUBURN BOARD

AUBURN, Ala, May 20.-The Au-
burn board of trustees by unanimous
vote Monday authorized President
Spright Dowell to advertise for bids
for the construction of the Ramsey
Engineering building, the cost of
which will approximate a quarter of
million dollars. The resolution, Of
fered by Oliver r. Hood, of Gadsden,
followed presentation of figures on
money available through Greater Au-
burn campaign by President Dowell,
as we'll as tentative plans by John
Davis, Of the firm of Warren, knight
e Davis, architects, of Birmingham.
The new building probably will be
the most modern engineering build
ing in the south, and will be named
for Erskine Ramsey, capitalist, OF
Birmingham, who donated 500, 900
for the building. 1t will be Georgia
colonial in design, with brick, stone
and reinforced concrete, and will pro-
vide drafting and class rooms as well
as laboratories for 700 engineering
students.
President DoWell submitted to the
board figures showing the progress
of the collections in the Greater Au-
burn drive, as follows: Collected
through alumni office from April 3,
1928, to May u, 1924, $1OS, 614.O9;
collected since field work was inau-
Surated on December s, 1928, a period
of five months, $65, 1855 which, eX-
Guiding the Ramsey and Alabama
Power checks, averages $1,000 col
lected in cash per month during the
past five months. Estimate of
amount of money to be collected were
also given.
The board of trustees also author
lied Governor Brandon, President
Dowell md T. D. ,amford to enter
into formal contract with the city of
Auburn for an adequate water supply
for the college and the town. The
actual development of the new water
system to proceed Immediately upon
completion of the contract. Presi-
dent Dowell reported an option en-
land for the water system involving
an area of $50 acres. The new sys-
tenn will cost $4,000, and will pro
vide adequate water supply as we'll
as fire protection for both town and
COLLEGE.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-22
Hundreds of Carolinilans
Pay Final Tribute to
Chief Justice Clark

RALEIGH, N. c., May 2O.-The
body of Chief Justice Walter Clark
lay in state in the rotunda of the
capitol here today while hundreds
of North 'Carolinians passed in Ions
lines through the hall paying a
silent tribute of respect to the
memory of the deceased jurist. From
10 o'clock when the bier was
brought from the home of the late
schief justice until o'clock, citizens
passed by for a final glimpse of the
leader who had passed
At 4 o'clock this afternoon, lifted
by five sons, two sons-in-law and a
nephew, the casket was to be re-
moved from the capitol to the Cen
trail Methodist church for the flu
neral services.
The relatives were named as ac-
tive pallbearers, while the honorary
pallbearers included the four asso-
ciate justices of the supreme court.
Governor Morrison and the council
of state, and all heads of depart
ments, several superior and federal
court judges and a number of close
friends of the deceased
The capitol was closed, the flags
on state buildings were at half mast
and the supreme court building was
draped in mourning. Hundreds Of
prominent North Carolinians from
all sections of the state were here
to atten the funeral services.
After the services at the church
the interment was to take place at
lakewood cemetery with full Masonic
hOnOrS
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the navy are eligible for the bonus
1t is estimated that the average
insurance policy would be valued at
$962 and the maximum value of the
policies would be about 1900 for
overseas service and $1,000 for home
service.
The value of the policy would be
the equivalent of the amount which
ia adjusted service credit, plus 25
per cent, would purchase at regular
insurance prices based on per cent
interest compounded annually. To
determine the latter computation a
table of factors has been compiled
by experts. Multiplications of the
proper factor by the amount of adj
justed service compensation due the
veteran, plus % per cent, would give
the face value of the insurance GER
tificate. Each certificate, of course,
would vary according to the length
of Service of the veteran and his
age at the date of issuance of the
policy. The policies would be dated
next January 1.
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CEINERY IS SET IN MOTION TO ADMINISTER BONUS LA
Tennessee Youth
Who Killed Doctor
Is Given Ten Years

LOCKWOOD, Tenn, May 20
Oscar West. who, on the night of
March Is shot and killed DIR. w. H.
Eblen,. was found guilty Of second
degree murder in circuit court and
sentenced to ten years in the state
reformatory in Nashville, the proof
showing that the defendant was
but II years of age at the time
of the murder.
The killing of DR. Eblen. whose
home was in Knoxville, occurred in
the offices Of the Buffalo Coal COM
pany, ten miles from Petros. Tes-
timony showed that West had come
to get DR.. Ehlen to visit his
brother, who died the same night.
DR.. Eblen, who was i'll, refused to
make the call. A dispute arose and
the physician slapped West and at
tempted to put him out of his of
flee. West, who was accompanied
by a friend, then shot DR.. Eblen,
who died a few minutes after be-
ing rushed to Knoxville in an am
bulanCe.
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HOW A VETERAN MAY DETERMINE
AMOUNT OF BONUS HE WILL GET

WASHINGTON May 2OA veteran determine the amount
his this
Figure up of service For each day of
days 81 will be allowed in adj
60
$125 will be given:
adjusted than
in policy will
given approximate policy determined
the of credit due and multiplying
by about IL.
400 home after the first sixty
would be entitled policy valued $500 plus 500
(25 per amount), multiplied by IL, $3.50.
NoteThe
table another of this
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Marylanders Boom
Richie for President

SALISBURY. Md, May 20.-The
first concerted movement to place
the name of Governor Albert C.
Richie before the Democratic ma
-tiOnal convention for the presidential
nomination has been started here
with the organization of the albert
C. Ritchie-for- President club"
Members declare the club is the
nucleus of movement to form SINH
lar organizations throughout Mary
land and adjoining states. The local
club was formed in response to a Pc
titiOn bearing the names of 500 men
and women voters.