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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
A NILES, Oh REFoRMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
K0zn: Cs6pke Istv&n, ref. lelk6sx
Lakasa: 503 Robbins Ave.
Templom a So.-Sideon, q End ST. zen.

,Junius 21-en delutan fel 3-kor
Vecsey Jen6, farrelli lelkesz fog
ia vegezni az istentiszteletet Nj
Lesson. Remeljiik, hogy a vendeg-
lelkeszt a szokottnal is nagyobb
szamu gyiilekezet fogja maid hall
gatni.
Egyleti gyiiles.-- Istentisztelet
vegeztevel az egyhazi egylet fog
jja rendes havi gyiileset tartani a
tempaom basementjeben.
Templomszenteles.-M Mint a je-
lex mutatjak, julius Alike, tenn
plomszentelesiink napja; Macy
napja lesz az egesz nilesi es k0r-
nyekbeli magyarsagnak. A meg
hivott egyletek mind zaszl6san,
testiletlleg fognak kivonulni a
szomszed egyhazak kozJl pedig a
farrelli mar bejelentette, hogy
kepviseltetni fogja magat; ugy a
vasarnapi iskolaja, mint Ifjusagi
Kore, valamint tagjai altal.
Eddig hat videki magyar lei
kesz hdlyezte jovetelet kilatasba
A predikaci6t loraini egyha7
jeles lelkesze fogja tartani, Xxi a
mi meghivasunk ota az Amerikai
Magyar Ref.-ok I4apja szerkesz
toieve valasztatott. Az istentisz-
teletet maid r0vid felvonulas fog.
ia megel6zni, melyre a kikiildotl
bizottsag az east-youngStowni M
gyar rezbandat fogja megnyerni
Hogy noi tagjaink is siirognek
forognak torik a fejiket, hogy
mi minden j6val kedveskedjenel
maid banketten, AIT mondanon
sem keQl. A nilesi bankettek AFRO
hhiresek, hogy annyi etelt keszite
mex, hogy OFT senki chosen men
maradhat, sot ebben a nagy me
legben az sem kis fejt0rest fos
okozni a rendez6segnek, hog.
a maid fennmaradando jokat mi
kent es mikor hasznaljuk fel
'hogy meg ne romoljanak AIT 81
retnok azonban legjobban, ha mil
denki oft maradna a banketten
ugy hogy ne maradjon fem sem
| mi! = RMa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
Az ARADI GIG A N Y
CENZURA.

A bocskoros ivadekok, ugy lat
SILK, meg a zorg6 faleveltol is fel-
mex, hogy az is magyar mel6diat
susog, inert most legutobb Aradon
a sir6-rivo szarazfara is raparan-
csoltak, milyen n6taval mulattat-
hasa a hallgatosagot, vogyis
masszoval ciganyoknak szigoru-
an kiadtak parancsot, hogy csak
az elozetes benyujtott es Joyaha-
gyott jegyzek szerinti zenedarabq-
kat jatszhatjak. Ere csinaltak Ell
kis verset: =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Sziil0k figyelmebe. lit a hosz-
szu sziinid6, amikor gyermekek
csavargassal toltik Ell az id6t, mi
val6sagos szenvedelyiikke Walk,
ugy, hogy vasarnapot is inkabb
azzal t0ltik ell es elmulasztjak a.
templomot. Sziviikre k0t0m a szii
l0knek, kivalt az anyaknak, hogy
ne turjek el gyermekeik reszer6l
ezt a visszaelest es ha mar csava-
rognak is a het hat napjan, lega-
labb vasarnap tartozkodjanak at
t6l es jojjenek ell az listen haza
ba es hallgassak meg az oktatast
es legyenek jelen scent misen.
Komoly intes.-Ez az intes alta
lanos vonatkozasu, megis inkabb
sz6l az aranyifjusagnak. F0nn TO
rognak visszaelesek SIT. Istvan
templom tajekan, melyek mem va
l6k es amelyeknek feltetelniil meg
kell sziinni0k. Ugyanis vannak
esetek, hogy nemelyek helyet fog
lalnak az automobilban es olvas-
SAX afunny papert'', amig all
a templomban a mise; masok vi
szont eigarettaznak a templom.
bejaratanal es 'haszontalan fecse-:
gessel toltik, ell az idot vasarnap
delelott, amig bent predikal lel-
XII atya es bemutatja az Istennek
a legfolsegesebb aldozatot. Akik
teszik ezt, kerdjek meg lelkiiket,
hogy igazan helyesen cseleked-
nek-ee Hay i6zanul es helyesen
gondolkoznak, kell, hogy rosszai-
jak cselekedetiiket es kel, hogy
0nmagukat iteljek ell. Aki a tenn
plomban jo vasarnap, menjen be
abba a templomba, akar meleg
van benne, akar hideg, mint hi
vek Macy sokasaga teszi. Akik be
mennek vasarnap templomba,
mem gondolva azzal, hogy nyari
napokon bizony nagy meleg van
odabenn. Mem szep dolog, ha az
ifjusag kHnn lebzsel, amig a tenn
plontban ,folyik ia szertartas es
Observation-Disclosures ad alkalmat
azoknak, akik ezt latjak.
A hitkozseg asszonyainak szol.
Most vasarnap, azaz junius 21-
en- delutan 2-kor gyiles lesz a
SIT. JOSEF templom halljaban,
phelps st. es Rayen Ave. sar-
kan, melyre minden hitkozseg
notagjai meg vannak hiva es ter.
meszetesen a SIT. Istvan templom
notagJai is hivatalosak ere gyii
lesre, mint kitiinik. a. levelbol, me-
lyet a plebanos kapott piisp0ki
helynok alairasaval. Ezen a gyii-
lessen targyalni fogjak AIT szo-
moru val6t, hogy vannak katholi-
kus gyermekek eleg nagy szam-
ban Amerika szerte, akik semmi-
fele hitoktatasban mem reszesiil-
mex. Hogy milyen m6don lehetne
segiteni ezen a bajon, fog a gyii-
les hatarezni. Nagyon kerjuk a
SIT. Istvan templom mott, hogy je
lenjenek meg minel nagyobb szam
ban ezen a gyiilesen. Kivalt kar-
juk ere azokat n6ket, Xix jol
birjak az angol nyelvet.
2ssminirium. Legujabban Ba-
ESQ Janos adott $5-t az epul6 sze-
minariumra Kerjiik azokat, Xix
jegyeztek most egy eve erre Gel
"a, reszleteikkel azonban hatra-
lekban vannak, hogy gondoljanak
ere. Akik pedig mem jegyeztek
semmit, tegyek meg szinten ka-
tholikus kotelessegiiket.
HaMdijak. HavAlijat hozott
Albert St.-r6l Bark6 Istyan $13.-
80, ezenkiviil fizettek: Valkoczy
Janos 81, Haszonics Ferenc $3,
Lukacs Janos $3, Zambori LIST
vanne 81, Demjen Lajos SO, Hau-
zer Filop So Is Bukovi Mihaly
$6.
a ai55
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
Egyhazi hirek
E7r-J;@f=I=1@7@1f@=If= If=I-IE=Jf@IfEIT@If-E.
egyhaz

Eskuv0k. k.-Junius 12-en eskiid.
tex egymasnak orok hiseget tenn
plomunkban Ellis Gy0rgy es Ko-
lozsvary Erzsike. Tamuk T0ltaK
Clark Reno es Potornay Honka.
Kolozsvary Erzsike olyan j6 tenn
plomba jar6, Ifjusagi Koriinket
annyira partol6 kedves tarsnonk,
aki megerdemli, hogy igy kiilon
is gratulaljunk neki.
Junius 15-en eskiidtek egymas-
max orok hiiseget Pap Sander Is
Marczinko Maria. Tanuk voltak:
Mihok Sander, Bakos Sandor es
BOndor Istvan.
Remajiik, hogy ez ifju par
buzgo latogatoja lesz az listen
hazanak S tamogat6ja Ifjusagi
Koriinknek.
Nyari- es konfirmandus iskola.
-Tskolaink e no 29-en kezdod-
nek. Mem. ,sziikseges kiil0n felhiv-
nj sziilok figyelmet az iskola
fontossagara. Akik mem erik at,
NIT jelent ez $40 = Iskola, azok
max az ember beszelhet tiid0 sza-
| kadasig, akkor is hasztalan. Ez
evben hat hetes iskolat tartunk,
hogy legyen a gyermekeknek eleg
vakaci6juk.i Tanslij hat hetre
ket dollar esi!otven cent. A tan
dij a. beiratkozasnal okvetlen fl
zetend6. Ha egy csaladbol ket
gyermeknel tobb fog je1entkezni,
az egyhaztanacs az olyan csalad-
max engedmenyt ad, valamint ar
va es oily gyermekek reszere, a
kiknek hozzatartoz6i ARA val6-
ban raszorulnak. Eek felett az
?
egyhaz tanacs don't.
Beiratkozni mar most is lehet
mindennap a delel6tti 6rakban.
Eddig egyhazunk mindig rafize-
tett az iskoaajara, inert sokan
mem fizettek meg a tandijat. Epen
exert kotelezo ez evben tandii-
max a beiratasnal val6 lefizete-
Sc. Oily kis osszegrol van $40, hogy
ait mindenki megteheti gyerme-
ke erdekeben. Mint ahogy eddig
is cselekedtiik, mas vallasu oyer
mekeket is elfogadunk S azok is
csak annyi tandijat fHetnek.
i Junius 27-ike.-Az Ohio Works
Play Groundjan jun. 27-en tart
j juk az elso pikniket az iskolas
4 eyermekek reszere az egyhaz
Javara. Ezuton is felkerjiik a szii
loket es az 0sszmagyarsagot a
partolasra. Kaptunk heszkakat
| is, hogy .jo plattformot keszitve
1 kenyelmesen tancolhasson az if.
jusag. Mem csak az ifjusag = a
hazas emberek is. Regi jo ban
4 dank, Rigo bandaja muzsikal
maid. Kezdete d. u. orakor. Ter
meszetesen mindenrol gondosko-
dunk szeszes italon xviii, ami
szukseges a piknik sikerehez.
/ Tehat ne felejtse ell datumot
senki!
/ Most vasainap, azaz junius 21-
en- jelentkezzcn, aki hajland6 kol-
lektalni rea, mint a gOr. kath.
| testyerek is cselekszik.
Basement festes.-A templom
alatti helyiseg festese befejezes-
hez -kozeledik. A segiteshez -
ertsiik meg atyamfiai - mem csak
presbytereknek van joga. Len
gyel Lajos f0nok ur AIT monuja,
hogy dolgot ad 8 egyhaztagnak
us, mem csak presbyternek. Ed
dig a tagok kohl csak Kis Mi
haly atyankfia dolgozgat hiisSge-
sen. Nosza-rajta, egyhaztagok! A
XII mem dolgozik a gyarban, clio
het estenkent es jelentkezhet Len
gyel f6direktor el6tt. Csak mem
kell felni. Van lit munka alig.
Ne hagyjunk mindent ARA az
egynehany el0ljarora, akik most
dolgoznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
NYILvANos NYUGTAzAs.

a - AOSCPoAtl oAosStSS6 MY
/ fiokjanak zaszloszentelese alkal-
mab6l k0vetkez4 adomanyok
folytak be az egylet penztaraba:
East youngstown Pet6fi San
| dor Egylet $25, Ref. Ferfi es Mi
BIS. Egylet $40, SIT. Istvan Egy-
let $40, SIT. Imre Egylet $40,
Verhovay Segely Egylet 10S-ik
fiokja $40, Elso Magyar Bs. Egy-
| let $5, a Bridgeport Szovetseg
! warreni, 13O-ik fi6kja So, a yo-
ungstowni magyar Kereskedo
es. Iparos Kor' So, SIT. Gyorgy
Szovetseg S..
| Husoczky Janos es neje $12,
| Vasko Janos .es neje $40, DIR. Wa
! rady Ferenc $40, Dorgai Gyula
$40, Husoczky JOSEF es neje So,
Csolinszky Ferenc $6, Varga I'm
re So, Wezse Istvan So, 10th Ja-
nos So, DIR. Laurisin Jeno So, Olah
| Gyorgy So, DIR. Gerenday Laszlo
So, Hochwarth Adam es neje So,
Barta Sander So, Gene Gabor 81.
4 $1-$1-t adtak: Barta Peter,
Szeman Miklosne, Szulligan Ja-I
nosne, Riclr Janos, Barta Janos,
Kozma Mihalyne, 10th B. Lajos,
Macy Istvan, Hriczu Janos, Torok
Sander, Kopacsi Pal, Rozsnyak
Ferenc, Dank6 Janos, Brogli Ja-
nos, Somsak Andras, Lengyel
1 Andras, Legeny Ferenc, Findrik
Ferenc,, Sandha Janosne, Varga
/ Lajos, Gaal Lajos, Kohut Geza,
Horvath JOSEF, ifj. Horvath Jo-
zsef, Agoston Istvan, Vasko And
ras, Szilagyi Gy0rgy, Futkos Ja-
nos, Lovas Laios, Mezei Janos,
Peter Janos, Bagin Janos, Nitro
< Ferenc, Szulligan Janos, ifj. Szu-
4 ligan Janos, Kiss Andras, Vask6
| Ferencne, Mihok Sandor, Tausz
: Gyula, 10th Istvan, Nemeth ia
a nos, Lengyel Peter.
50c-50c-t adtak: Homolya Ist
van, Ondo Tstvan, Kiss Gabor, Ba-
tari Andras, Kaluczky Sandor,
Pinter Gyorgy, Gocz Janos, Ban
> dar Sander, Bork6 Mihaly, Macy
Peter, Petranszky Jozsef, Kun 10
zsef, Trela Mike, Benish Andras,
> 10th B. Lajosne, Balasko .Andras,
. Nemeth Ferenc, Kopacsi Janos,
; Timar Gyorgy, Juhasz JOSEF, Len
gyel Lajos.
25c-25-t adtak: Hon Bella, Sza
csury Janos, Kotel Jozsef, Takacs
Mihaly, Fabian Sandor, 'Sandor
Ferenc, Sebo Lajos, 10th Ferenc,
Balogh Lajos, Csontos Janos.
/ A pikniki gyiijtesre kovetke-
a zok adakoztak:
u SGT adtal: Csolinszky Ferenc-
d ne, Barta Janos, Rich Janos, Vas
/ k6 Andras, Katocs Od0n.
$1-$1-t adtak: Bagin Janos,
Batary Anidrasne, 10th B. Lajos,
Latos Jozsefne, Mezei Janos, Ma
tyi Istvan, Kozma Mihalyne, Ko7
:, ma Gyula, Kiss Istvanne, Homeri
Gabor, Lutheran Janos, Ricz6 ia
: nos, Benish Adam, Kiss Andras
J ozv. Fiilop Menyhertne, Balogh
Balazsne, Katocz Janos, 10th ia.
nos, Piszkor James, Nitro Mihaly
Trenyik Mihaly, Torok Sander
Bir6 Marion, Varga Mihalyne
Husoczky Jan0Sne, Papp Andra,
IS Bosnyak Ferenc 60c.
Il 0c-50c-t adtak: Hingel ia
y nos, Bakos Janos, Bagin Istvan-
J. ne, Sallagyi Gy0rgy, Jancsurak
:. Janos, Bokri Istvan, Meszaros
a Bertalan, Szeman Miklos.
i, lazabados Danos 25c, Balogh
! Istvanne 25c.
r Termeszetbeni adomanyok: -
! Barta Peter SO font virsli, Hu-
j soczky JOSEF 6 pohar mustar,
3 Brogli Janos 3 font virsli, Bor-
: nemissza Istvan ] sonka, Hoch-
! warth Adam es neje 2 sonka, Dan
ko Janos es neje / kakas, Vask6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
A lsg6rdslcessbb olvasmany =
mi IMzETK0zI KEN

HoL VOLT?
Ket jo barat talalkozik az ut
can.
Hol. voltal, baratom, hogy
olyan regen mem lattalakf ker-
di AZ egyik.
Hogy hol yoltanps s..Nagy nr
.yeltan en-; meg pedi2 akkora,
hogy a ajt6t = mas csllkta ram.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
ACSI /!

Aradon a rongyot razzak,
A ciganyt is cenzurazzak,
Aldas sail az olah fele:
Hogy zene essen belle +!
,Csakhogy az utolso serbian a
helyett ''f'-et gondol-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
Ha bslelkexd !,

Ha belekexd .
IN EMZET K0ZIKE + NJ
olyasas6ba, mem tudja maid a.
~ istenui, mig v6gig mem olvasta
, 1925-10-16
DAWES TO REVIEW BATTALION AT
ELIZABEIH H, N. j., OCTOBER II.

National Guard officers in Eliza beth,
N. D., began yesterday, according to The
Associated Press, TO prepare to receive
Vice Prtsident Dawes &C obor Il, having
the 1st Battalion Of the Hath infantry on
that date.
1t was decided to bring Company B
from SCnmerviiI5 to Enzabelb in order
to bring the battalion up to tuIl strength
for the review. The regimentaI band
will come rom Camden for the cere-
mOny.- Lbjd.
, 1925-10-16

thar, on which she had planned to return
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard M. Ba-
ruch. 1t is expected that she will re.
main in Paris for some time. although
to, day Mrs. Wilson declined to comment
on her plans, which, according to her
secretary, were WHOLLY indefinite"
Dir. Ruffin is a bachelor and was born
fifty-nine years ago al Graham. N. c..
He took his medical degree cum Iaude at
Columbian, now George Washington Uni
veIslty, after which he a tended the Lon
Gon School Of Ilopicai Medicine.
DR.. Rufin began to practice medicine
in Washington in 1898 and later became
physician in chief of George Washington
University Hospital, visiting physician
to Columbia Hospital and consulting ply
stefan for the Public Health Service, and
for the Government Hospital for The In
sane al ether institutions. in religion
he is an E%piscopalian and in politics a
Democrat.
Washington, Sept. Dr.. Sterling
Ruffin is regarded here as one Of the
leading physicians Of the county. His
friendship with Mrs. Wilson dates back
to the time Of her marriage to Norman
Gait, when he Vas her physician. He
also served as cons ulting physician when
the condition OF President Wilson became
grave. He was one Ct the few friends
who were invited 10 the wedding Of the
President and Mrs. Gait Ibid.
, 1925-10-16
Paris Sees Romance in Meet
ing OF Mrs. w ilsOn and Dr..
RuffIn

Paris, Sept. 3O.-Paris society, which
is now busy entertaining Mrs, Woodrow
Wilson, is Interested in he presence Of
DR.. Sterling RUffin, Of Washington, who
has frequently been observed in her com
pany. Whether or not their meeting in
Paris has any significance, it is recalled
that DR.. Ruffin was reported engaged to
Mrs. Edith Boiling Gait before the be-
ginning of her romance with President
Wilson.
1t also is noted that Mrs. Wilson has
Cancelled her reservations on the lie via
, 1925-10-16

Ninety miles out Of Omaha the Junkers
plane, leading oil others of the larger
models, ran into the severe electric
storm With no chances to get around
it, and wind conditions above the storm
uncertain, Pilot Frederick Melchoir cleo
ted to make a landing. This he did and
brought up IN a short field of tall grass.
Before taking Oft it was necessary to
have a lane moved the necessary width.
This, however. left an exceedingly short
field for the take-off for such a large
plane as the %JunkerS, but the pilot made
a pretty getaway and reached St. JOS
eph in ample time to take his place for
the starting flag Of the next leg.
c. S. C'Casey") Jones, plotting the
Curtis Carrier Pigeon, delayed at Omaha
while repairs were made on his plane,
which was disabled by crashing into a
a motorcycle on The Omaha field yestel-
day, again joined the party at St. Joseph
and left there on schedule time for Kan
sas City. Jones flew from Omaha to st.
Joseph in one hour and twenty minutes,
but he was compelled to overstay the
hour which he was allowed to repair his
plane. He will be penalized and loose
his hitherto perfect score.
Fly in TotaI Darkness.
Between st. Joseph and Kansas City
the worst weather Of the trip was en-
countered for the first fifty miles. The
flyers lodged rain storms, ascending
where the clouds were 1000 feet from
the earth. This was done in an effort to
gain visibility and avoid banked clouds.
A few of the planes, including the Jun.
kers, Fokker, Ford and Carrier Pigeon,
found what looked to be lane between
the clouds and headed for it. 1t closed,
however, and the flyers were in almost
total darkness for several minu. es. Upon
emerging they found themselves well over
Kansas City, and soon afterwards we've
taxing down Richards Field.
The day, on account Of these storms,
was filled with thrills. Mile after mile
Of the days journey was flown with but
little space above the tree tops and the
planes. PropeIlors on nearly all the
planes were chewed by the torrents and
but few were unaffected. -NeW YORK;
Herald Tribune.
Paris Sees Romance in Meet
, 1925-10-16
PLANE CRASHES, FORD TOUR
PILOT SLIGHTLY HURT.
Waco Badly Damaged at New Castle,
No; Junkers Lands Safely in Lane as
Is Others Outride Storm.
Finds Kansas City in Dark.
4 Fly in Black Clouds When Over Destin-
alton; Casey Jones Rejoins Trade Trip.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept. BOT Wa
co entry No. s, one of the planes in the
Ford reliability tour, was wrecked after
a forced landing at New Castle, No,
late today. and Edward G.. Knapp, the
pilot was injured slightly. Talbot Abra-
hams, a passenger, was uninjured.
Knapp reported that heavy rains, OBJ
securing almost all details on the earth,
forced him to and. The continued rain
had made the field so soggy that when
he tried to take off he could not attain
sufficient speed for altitude to clear a
grou, Of trees and was forced to circle
to avoid them In the turn his ship side
slipped 10 the ground and was badly
wrecked. He was cut on the left cheek
and his krees slightly bruised. They
will ship he plane to Troy, Ohio, to. NOR
row. Up TO today the Waco had been
making excellent time, being among the
five whose elapsed time was best.
This was the first serious accident Of
the tour being made by seventeen planes
although all of them were forced to ride
through a heavy rain and electrical stor /
on their way from Omaha, via St. Joseph
to Kansas City this afternoon. One. and
possibly two. Of the planes may be pen
allied as a.resuIt of incidents during the
day. Speed is not a consideration of the
contest, which is based e%ntirely on The
ability of the planes to make the tour of
the Middle Western cities on schedule
time without accidents.
Storm Forces One TO Land
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-11-04
o TIE Q
AMERICAN
LLGION
Copy for This Department Supplied by the
American Legion News Service.)
EDUCATION WEEK
NOVEMBER 1922

Federal, state and local officials from
President Coolidge to mayors of cities,
prominent leaders all over the nation,
firms and associations of many sorts
co-operated actively and whole-heart-
edly in arrangements for staging
American Education week, set this
year for November 16 to %. The Ma
tional Americanism commission of the
American Legion, the United States
bureau of education and the National
Educational association, the three
agencies sponsoring the demonstration,
report a marked increase in interest
in the week.
operation by agreeing readily to issue
9 proclamation calling attention to the
observance. His example was fol-
lowed by governors and mayors from
one end of the country to the other.
State superintendent of public in
strLction and other educational au-
thorities, state and local, joined heart
lily in the work Chambers Of COM
merce and local clubs, as well as ma
tional, departmental and post officials
of the Legion, were especially active.
The American Legion Auxiliary
came forward to carry on a nation
wide "Wisit Your SCHOOL," campaign
for the week. The object was an
nounced to be to acquaint the general
public with the actual operations of
the schools and to stir their interest in
seeing the schools in action.
Many large concerns agreed to carry
matter in their national advertising
which would help to promote the week,
especially Community and Health day.
Members of the American Bankers
association and the Association Of In
vestment Bankers responded readily
to a suggestion that they display win
dow placards announcing the pro-
gram for the week and emphasizing
Conservation and Thrift day. Various
teachers agencies and other organi-
cations co-operated.
Representative of the IT'S national
organizations which have co-operated
from the beginning in putting on the
week are such groups as the Ameri-
can Bar association, the Boy Scouts of
America, the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, Kiwanis, Rotary, the
Motion Picture Producers and Dis
tributors of America, the National
Congress of Mothers and Parent
Teacher associations, the American
Red Cross and the Playground and
Recreation Association of America.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-11-04
Fidac Seal to Be on
All Membership Cards

Each 1926 membership card of the
American Legion will have printed op-
posite the American Legion emblem
the seal of Fidac, inter-allied fedora
ton of World war veterans, according
to announcement made by James f.
Barton, national adjutant.
I'm this manner the three-quarter-
million members in the American Lee
gion will be members of Fidac in fact
as in name" said Mr.. Barton
wherever a Legionnaire may be, if
he has his Legion card with him, he
will be accorded the courtesies and
privileges extended to members of
Fidac."
Placing Of the seal on the cards fol-
lows out the resolutions of the inter-
national congress of Fidac suggesting
that all member associations have the
Fidac seal on their membership cards.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-11-04
Plans Poster Contest
to Aid Training Camps

A national Fart poster contest in
the interest of citizens military train
ing camps" is being sponsored by the
American Legion auxiliary, it was an
nounced recently by Mrs. o. D. Oil
plant, national president
"The purpose OF the contest" de.
clared Mrs. Oliphant, sis to extend in
formation concerning and to promote
the citizens military training camps
conducted each year in various sec
tions of the country"
Three national awards will be made.
The prizes are to be $3.50, 500 and
$50. respectively. Fourth and fifth
place winners will be given honorable
mention signed by the committee on
national award. These five posters
will be chosen from designated en-
tries from the states and territorial
possessions of our country
Commenting on the plan, Mrs. Oil
plant said: "The auxiliary's sponsor
ship is the outcome of It's whole-heart-
ed interest in the plans for national
defense and the belief that privileges
offered by these Camps present to the
nation an excellent opportunity for
promoting Americaaism and for the
rearing Of citizen-soldiery which
will serve this nation in time of ma.
tional emergency"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-11-04
GASTRITlSIS DANGEROUS
STOP QUICK

When your stomach is bloated-when
1t Is so distended with gas that pressure
on the heart almost suffocates you
What are you going to do?
Take chance or get rid Of the gas
quick?
The one big selling stomach medicine
today is Dare's Mentha Pepsin and its
mighty power to relieve terrible gastritis,
acute or chronic is a blessing to tens of
thousands of people who have been I'M
able to get help from any other source.
It's splendid for any stomach trouble
Is Dare's Mentha Pepsin.
So when your food won't digest or gas,
hloating or shortness of breath cause you
to become nervous or dizzy or have a
headache always remember that you can
get one bottle-of Dare's Mentha Pepsin
from your druggist and If it doesn't help
your disordered stomach-your money
will be returned.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-11-04

Wisconsin Ranids-Hard labor for
from one to two years In the state
prison at Waupun is the sentence i'm
posed upon Jay T. Holland, wealthy
Wood county farmer, convicted in cir
cult court at Wisconsin, Rapids of man.
slaughter in the fourth degree in con-
nection with the killing last July of
Andrew Smith, a former employee on
the Holland farm. Judge Byron B.
Park of Stevens Point imposed the
sentence. Holland shot Smith at the
formers garage, Holland alleging
Smith was attempting to steal some
OIL. His plea was self-defense, as he
claimed Smith attempted to draw
gun when he ordered the man from
the premises.