davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15

Are you in douht about some thing which you intend to do. Has 1t business aspect? Then without further hesitation consult the Classi- fed Ads.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
ARTICLE XII, SECTION z

PRoP9SlNG 70 AMEND ARTICLE XII,
AS TO PROVIDE FOR TAXATION BY
AND TANGIBLE PROPERTY EXCEPT
Pe6pERFy.r PPe6 ERF TAXATION OF INTANGIBLE
state Of Ohio. three-fifth of the members
elected to each house concurring therein:
That there shall be submitted to the electors of
election to. be held on the frs. Tuesday after
the first Monday in November, 1925, pro,
posal to amend article XII, section 3 of the
constitution OF the state Of Ohio. to read as
follows:
ARTICLE XII.
Sec. 2. Law: shall be passed, taxing by a
uniform rule all real estate and improvements
cording to their true value in money, excepting
motor vehicles which shall be taxed as may
ss sors sad III s eE eIr All ns ssa bd
be taxed as may be provided BY law. '' 'A~A
But all bonds outstanding on the first day of
January, 1919. Of IL. state Of Ohio Or Of any ny
state or which have been Issued in behalf Of
the public schools in Ohio and the means Of
instruction in sonnsstion herewith, and all
this constitution for the world war conypensa.
tion fund, shall be exempt frem TAXATION; and
burying grounds. public school houses, houses
tor a's sss s.9E:a
public property used exclusively for any public
purpose, and tangible personal property, to an
amount not exceeding in value five hundred
dollars for any individual, may BY general laws.
be exempted from taxation; and laws may BE-
passed to provide against the double taxation
that results from the taxation Of both the real
estate and the mortgage or the debt secured
thereby, or other lien upon it, but all such
Laws shall be subject to alteration or repeal:
and the value OF AL property, SO exempted shall
from time to time, Be ascertaned and published
as may be directed by law.
:, &c 1t further rssoIved. That at such election
placed on the official ballot in the manner oro.
state may designate. "
those against it, this amendment shall tai.
effect on the first day Of January, 1926. and
original section 2 Of article. XII Of the consti.
Adopted March rs, 1925
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16

raz po vojne boil vzdy uprimny-
mi priatel mi slovenskeho l'udu.
Ktori narod nesarpali, ably oni mo-
hli mat velke platy, ktori trpeli
"a svoje presvedcenia j v zalaroch
a ktori vedia, ako treba tie kriv-
dy ma Slovensku napravat'
Tito statocni l'udia chodia teraz
po Slovenskn, pomedzi l'ud, drzia
shromazdenia, schodze, porady,
prednasky, pisu vo svojich novi-
mach clanky, ably lud, tedy voli-
Gov volicky presvedcili, ze ST;
nemusi dat d'alej klamat', re 81
m6ze ze 81 ma VOLT takych "a
konodarcov, co budu robit' zako-
ny narodu, l'udu osozne, stavat'
1radnikov spravodlivych, co bu-
d1 mat pred ocima ME svoje pan
ske chdt ky ale blahobyt krajiny,
hmotny i duchovny.
tt nasi 1primni statocni slo-
venski vodcovia tam v starej VIA
sti dali sa do velikej prace. Cho-
dia, 1cinkujd neunavne, a dari sa
i'm, slovensky l'ud prichadza k Sc
be, chce 81 vol 'bami pomoct'. Ale
lta praca potrebuje podporu al s
nasej strany, so strany ameri-
ekvch Slovakov. Potrebuje TAXI
podporu, aku my syojej starej
Nlasti moEme dat. Totiz S sjednei
strany znaenii penazit6. podporu
ma volebne trovy, lebo tie mnohe
cesty, sch6dze, porady, shromaz-
denia, noviny, knizocky, ktorymi
sa vol by pripravujd,: stoja, vel Ike
peniaze. A drl1hej strany tt nasi
dobri Fudia ma Slovensku potre-
buj1 al taku podporu ably SINE
tamojsich volicov odtial to po-
vzbudili, zeby pri vol bach hlaso-
vail ma tyych l'udi, ktorych i'm od-
por1ca bud Slovenska Narodna
Strana, alebo Slovenska L'udova
Strana, ME ma inych. Tedy, dra-
nj bratia a sestry! posielajte pc
nazne obete, kol 'ko kto moze a
okrem toho piste svojim znamym
ma Slovensko, ako sme Vam III
povedali.
Takto sa Slovaci dopracuju do
breho blahobytu!
Pozdravujeme vas srdecne!
Vybor Volebneho Fondu:
Rev. Stefan Kocis, Rev. Joz. Hor-
vath, Rev. Andrej Mihal, Jozef
Husek, Rev. Jan Porubsky, Ivan
Daxner, Michal sincak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
vYKAz sBIERKr
ma Volebny Fond, Cd 8. do 10. okt

Posledne poistene ..... $3,647. 90
Doslo Lige cez tvzden. 2,6S4.45
Sbierka do 10. okt.. -. $6,831. rs
Sl'achetni dobrodincovia! Mech
VAN dobrotivy Pan Bob stonasob-
ne vynahradi vase obete, ktore ste
racili priniest ma oltar vznesenej
a nasemu narodu nanajvys pro-
spesnej praci.
ZnaGim sa S hlbokou dctou,
Ia Slovensk1 Ligu Amerike,
Jan A. Kocur, TIC. tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16

- Ked' mate krstiny, svadba,
pohrab, spolkovd, osadnd sl6v-
most, opiste nam to . zaslite uve-
remit do naiich noyfn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA.
SrArE o. OHIO.

OMce OF the Socfef4Yy OF State.
I, THAD II. BROWN, Secretary Of Stasa
Of the State Of Ohio, Do hereby certify thss 1Ss
foregoing are exempli&ed copies. carefully CON.
pared aby me vftA tha originals new a IL +
my ONCE and In my Ts1hcial custody a anr~
tary of State and found to be true and correet
of Joint Resolution adopted BY the S6th Cen.
eral Assembly of the State of Ohio on Mach
27, 1925, and filed in the once Of the Seeref.r,
Of State. % April Z. 1925. pfopssiux 70 sSend
article VIII 81 the constitutioa Of TIE Stste n
desisnsted & a. sscis viii s.ssn rsl:.is. 20 = :,
the incurring Of indebtednese 81 politicsi suS
Sy the :6th Genera Xssenby q sss ssssst:
Ohio on March rs, 1895, and filed in the oiy;es
w proposing to amen1 article xiI. section "a 2
sS tse uniform rule sst.ss .a '
property except motor vehicles, ani 70 rroviSs
Tor the tsxatios d intangible property. ~ ~
Joint Nescluecn adopted ~ the S6th Csere..S
Assembly of tn State Of Ohio o. -Aprii ~
1925. and filed in the olaes Of the Secretarv a
State. April II, 1925. prepoeiuG to amend -
to repeal section : 81 article XVII and section
If article X Of the constitutien Of the state a
Ohio, to provids for terms Of ohkes Of not isss
Ell iiIs TESTIMONY ,wHxRsor i s.,si
unto spkseribed ny name and Eafixed my sofSSisi
se.li .t Cslrnsss'. ohiO' this ist al of issps5s
/ ts..,, tad 5s:,...;e E; s.3ew}Es y Ess.....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
ARTICLE III, SECTION 2; ARTICLE X
SECTION 81

PROP POS!NC TO AMEND SECTION or
MnlGIE ASn IL iH, SECTION Of Article K
Gle XVM AND SECTION or ARTISii /; s
OF THE CONSTITUTION of Yiit
STATE OF OHIO, 70 fRoyIDE fns
TERMS OF OFFICE OF NOT LESS THAN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
URADNE RRkvY
slovenskej Lfgy Y Anaerilks
o BLAHoBYTE.

Tento svet, alebo dokladneisie
receno, tato nasa zem, patri mai
lepsim pravom tym tvorom, kto-
re sa vedia ku spolocnej praci
spajat'. A ku spolocnej praci ve-
dia sa najlepsie spajat' rozumom.
citom vol'ou obdarene tvory
totz l'udia. Su al inc ivory. kto-
re javia dost' pozoruhodny roz-
um, javia cit vol'u, ale to vse.
tko len v takej miere, ze i'm chybi
myslienka spajat' sa, preto ami
nedosahuJu mnoho. Ma priklad
draw vtaci. A su zasa inc tyorv
ktore majl miesto rozumu nepo-
vedomy pud, a miesto citu tiez
nepovedomy pud, a tieto ivory
spaJaJu sa aspon prilezitostne, ma
prlklad, ked' sa vo vel 'kych hi
foch st 'ahujtl jedneho kraia do
druheho, ako na priklad lastovi-
cky, v jaseni Europy do Afriky
ma jar nazpat. Zasa inc ivory
srladene slime spolocnosti ma
staly cas- tax vladzu sa obranit'
spolocnou pracou i proti zlym l.
clnkom povetrnych premier, We
Ola sa branit' proti zivym nepria-
tel'om a vedia 81 nachystat', ma
SPORT potravy pre- dobu, ked'
potravu hl'adat nemozno. Ma Or
vcely, niektore inc zivocichy al
rastliny. -.
Clovek vie sa ku vzajomnej pra
cl SO seberovnymi druzit' a tax
uz dosial' 'viacmenej opanoval ce.
III tuto zem, aspon nema proti Sc
be silnejsieho tvora.
Ma zdokonalenie svojho bla'ho-
bytu sriadil 81 clovek obec i stat
co jednotlivci nevladzu dosiab-
nut, to dosiahne ..obec, co obec
nFgevladzef dosiahnut ITO dosiahne
stat. Co nemoze jeden Stat do
slahnut', to dosiahnu spojene Sta
ty.
Obzvlaste novych casoch l'l-
dla vyznam statu naucili sa tax
velmi vyvysovat', ze to az preh5-
haJu. Sprawl 81 20 statu akoby
modlu, o ktorej vravia, ze jej tre-
ba cokol'vek obetovat'. Kdezto
rozumny statnik vie, ze Stat sam
o sebe ME je nijakym rozumnyn
clel ON, re Stat je vylucne ma to,
ably obcianstvo mohlo dosiahnut'
lepsl blahobyt, a ze ked' by Stat
na vonok hocijako paradne wye
raj, ked'by al NAL znamenitt ar
madu, vyteene lod 'stvo, prvotrie
dne zeleznice kazdom vacsom
meste univerzitu, krasne divadla.
velike banky pritom obcianstvo
zavedene by bolo ma bludne ma
hl'ady, na plane cesty: tedy taky;
stat by bol planI, t'azko chory a
zkaza musela by no dosiahnut'.
Skutocne sa tax staIo pred par
rokmi, takreceno pred nassimi oe-
ma s Nemeckom Rak1skom,
Pravda medzi nami Slovakmi
naJdu sa TAXI, ktori myslia, ze Ne
mecko vyan6ze sd este ma vel'ko-
lept Stat. NuG mono, ale stane
sa to snad' len "a sto rokov, lebo
V poslednej vojne Nemecko Wy
kynozilo 81 tol'ko naroda, a zmr-
halo al tol'ko inych hmotnych sill,
re to bude stat sd tri pokolenia,
kym sa to vol 'ako. napravi. Tu
treba hl'adiet' ma poueenia histo-
RE, re narody, ktore vo syoiei
slalenosti ISL druhych, i'm neskod
. nych vrazdit', neposbierali sa 20
tom "a dlhe easy ku predoslemu
zdraviu, ukazalo sa to obzylastne
V Napoleonovskych vojnach pro-
tt Rusku ciastoene proti Meme
cku, z ktorych Napoleonovskych
vojen sa Franclzi este ami do
sial' dokonale nezotavili.
Blahobyt je dvoiaky. Jeden ie'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16

AR1YcLE WIN. sEcTIoN IS

Uk6k0SINR no AMEND AWTTClE Vfi or
THE CoHSfT1ijTI{jE OF Tfak STATE or
NrQQ ny I'LL I0nfTION OF q NEW
ETt0N TO ia nEsiGNATED As
,KRJiGET WIN sEcTI6S is. RELATIVE
70 The ljCfJk1iNC of NDE6TEDNESS
~ fOLiTfCN Sj6DlyiSiONS.
40 =. -
BS q y<se,yea by II. c...,.r 1.se.,bly Of the
StS1r Of Oh;o thTse aim of the members
elected to each house concurrinr therein:
That tSe,s .b,i II s,h,,,;...d - III electors
sf tfe state n The manner provided 81 law
@ tke Srst Tne.dsv sft.r the f;rst Monday in
Neyembsr. 1925. : prono.al - add new sec
VIII. section is - ,e.d T. =. % follow:
.nTIc1 :, .,,I1
Is a, ,Af tNLE VIII. IS -.
auS aS. no s-is' notes, ceftncaSss " ~
Seosednes:. m g othef evidencs q ndeD.ones a;a.
s.@l tssus9 ny, my county scnO& us.Ii: ~:
Wvusnip. municlPal corporation Or egner p0Au.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
DO RENTU

Ma zadlu {. 325 East Front ST.
je do rentu 8 izbovy dom, stlci pre-
dive rodiny, so vsetkym pohodlim.
Haste sa Second National Bank
u Mr.. A. w. Craver.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
Drobne ohlasky
STORE 30 RENTu

y 6. 325 East Front Street, suci1
pre- akykol 'vek obchod. Haste sa
Y Second National Bank u Mr.. a.
w. Craver.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
MA rREDAJ

Dobra mlada krava, pol Jersey i
pol Holstein. Dava dost mlieka
2 lepsej pasi. Haste sa v {. 1906
Shirley Rd., oproti Pine Hollow
parku, Lansingville.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16

l lVIaeidHoStI, le HdIOuc JcStO
mnoho a mnoho charakternych
muzov zien, slovom ze cely ma
rod V tom state rastie, mohutnie,
prekvita, blazene sa citi. Toto ie
duchovny blahobyt a rozumie Sd,
tento tesno suvisi blahobytom
hmotnym.
| Nuz, ked t1to mieru blahobytu
prilozime ma slovensky narod ako
ze nam ia miera udre? Vieme. lie
nemozno oakavat', zeby ia miera
az teraz srovnavala sa zlplna $
ltymi pomerami axe teraz ma Slo-
vensku panujd, ale pc isty slusnyi
stnpen mala by sa srovnavat'.
| Nielen, ze sa nesrovnava, ale
vyzera to tax, ako by SINE neral
hrfibku sedemrocnej jedlice ME
lncovou (col 'ovou) alebo jjardo.
you mierou, hrdbka bola by pri-
mala, = inert 'uch pridlhy. TAX
tam pomery sd priplane, - oea
Savany blahpbyt privel'ky.
/ Ma toto by mohol niekto pove-
dat: "Nuz, pockajme k,ym ia je
ilica shrubne, pockajme kym ten
amotny duchovny blahobyt na
| Slovensku skvitne."
| Nuz,' bolo by to spravne, keby
ia Jedlica, nestala kameniste !
oode, kde ami "a sest 'desiat rokov
iezhrubne, ale ponevac ma planti
podu, treba podu napravit'. A ten
blahobyt ma Slovensku az tax III
vorl, re akby mad 'alej takym O.
staval, by celkom vyschol. To
Jest, mas narod by sa musel roz-
lst' pre- biedu, nedostatok a utla-
canie. Ba nemalej miere sa NJ
zacina rozchodit'. Preco je ma
Slovensku zle, to ste vari uz citali
v novinkach, daktorf listoch,
ktore ste rodnej vlasti dostali
a niektori ste sami zkdsili, ked
ste tam boil vratili ste sa ma
zpat. 7.~-~-.--.... -...
Tedy mas bratsky cit mas poha-
ma, ably SINE tym planym pome-
rom V nasej rodnej vlasti CHM
skor tax pomahali, zeby sa to O.
bratilo ia dobre, ma krasne, bla-
zene. Ak by SINE nepomahali. to
by SINE ami tn nedosiahli nplneho
uspokojenia, ale ako mas to teraz
mrzl, mrzelo by mas v budiicnosti
este vacsmi. Lebo darmo je! krv
ME Je voda, a ked' sa m6jmu bra
tow alebo sestre V narode zle vo-
di, l'dto je mne, som nespokoi-
ny. zle sa cftim, tedy uz tyym ira
ii clastku mojho duchoyneho bla-
hobytu. A zasa, ked' mojmu bra
tow alebo sestre " ich zlom polo
zenl ochotne pomozem, tym IL
skam hodn1 cast ku m6jmu du-
chovnemu blahobytu, ba svojim
casom mono, ze napomozem tym
MOI vfastny hmotny blahobyt.
Ale akoze i'm my Slovaci >od-
tlal'to z Ameriky tam v rodnei
vlasti name pomahat'Y Ved' ne
mozeme i'm odtial to zeme 2 vel'-
kopanstvf vymeriavat', ami fabri-
ky stavat', alebo tie co sti VISTA
vene, v praci zastavene, otva-
rat ami nemozeme i'm uzitocnei-
81 obchod zavadzat', ami skolach
cistej materinskej reel ucit', ami
pri sddoch rovnopravnost' prisu-
dzovat' ami dane zmensovat', ami
mddrejsie zakony robit', ami sta
tocnych Slovakov do iiradov sta
vat! TO vsetko 81 musia oni sami
| robit'.
No, we'd oni to vedia a chapu
sa, ably 81 tG napravy sami pre-.
viedli! A sice takto: Teraz o ne
dlho budd v Cs republike vol by
snemovynh vyslancov. Nasi sta
tocnl slovaci chcd toto vykonat' {:
Ably "a snemovych vyslancov
boil voleni TAXI l'udia, ktori uz
pred vojnou, i poGas voiny i te-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
Poor!

Jeden vel'ky departmentny
cbchod meste hi l'ada sloven-
ske, tu rodene dievca. Stale
miesto, dobry plat. Doneste o.
hlasku do redakcie a pytajte
sa ma Mr.. Grosshandlera.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16

Gle XVII AND SECTION ; OF ARTTci s
oE THE CONSTITUTION Of fHf
z5s.s s: RRal oF 70 ssfF ssfFqy!SF lEs. rkSs I'm
Be It ,esolpsd BY the General AsSs~.b,y Of ths
sl.s.s S,ss 9t ), o..o A thhIsehfths Of the members
That there shall be submitted to the eisctsr;;
Of the state for their approval or rejection ~ ~
election to be held on the first TUESDAY, .ft.r
the first Monday in November, 1925. a nrs
posal to amend section of article III ~
section OF article x, and to repeal section
Of article XVII and section 5 Of article * 81
as follows:
ARTICLE III. E
Sec. 2 The governor, Lieutenant rovernor.
secretary OF STATE. treasurer, auditor and a.
torney gaasral shall hold their Offices for fon,
years; Their terms of Office shall Commence
their election. and continue until their suc.
cessors are elected and qualified.
ARTICLE X.
Sec. 2. All elective county officers ,h,u 4.
Monday in November by ths eeeta,, I..s1 sss s1
Be it fs,tksy ,sssjysS. That at the eI.ct;o,
above reisTrsS to. sueh proposal shall BE placed
on the ofheisi ballet in such manner as he
If the votes fer the proposal shall exceed
those against it. the amendment shall rs intc
effect January I, 1896. and orisinai eset;on nv
Of article III, and section Of article & a.
section of article XVII and section of srticis
X of the constitution Of the state of Oh;o ~ al
BE repealed and annulled. The General AsS3 \.
existing term. Of Office As to sfsct e ,urrs..
Adopted ApM II, 1925.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-12
HEADS
| 0CAI BIBLE
INSTITUTE
Or. c. w. Oyer Comes t
Washington School
Next Week

Reverend c. w. Oyer, Of Arch
bold. Ohio, has accepted the call
Of superintendent of the Bible In
stitute OF Washington, 1915 Vermont
avenue northwest. and will enter
upon his new field Of work with
the beginning of the school year
September re- Doctor Oyer comes
TO the National Capital with his
wife and daughter after having
had some twelve years Of experience
in the work OF Bible institute.
He will be. on the staff OF teachers,
as viii Mrs. Oyer, ankl~ both are
highly commended as Bible teachers.
Their last Bible school work was
In r IndiaaTapo where they won
much success. 7s'Fa
The opening OF the Bible Insti-
tute win be next Wednesday eve
bearing upon a vital question of
be followed by special music, re-
part of the program, which will
the hour, has been arranged as
freshments, and the matriculation
of students
1.-THE Bible Institute of Washing
ton" Dean A. r. Kuldell announces,
sis school prepared to give three
years course to students who con-
template entering Christian service,
and those already engaged therein
who feel the need of more thor
ough training, a more thorough
mastery of the Bible tthe work
mans kit Of ,tools). and more spirit
ual power in service. This school
is the Fathers house,
Washington churches are being
given proof of the value of this
schools work through having Sun
day school teachers and other
workers trained there. The institute
also does special evangelistic work
in helping individual churches re-
organize and strengthen various
departments under the direction OF
the schools faculty. The latter
consists of a dozen carefully Sc
lected religious instructors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-12
HALF CENTURY.
REACHED BY
CHURCH
Whitley to Return to Vermont
Avenue Pulpit on Anniver-
sary of Founding

Reverend Doctor Earle Whitley,
pastor. of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, will return to-
day from his vacation at Windsor
Lodge. He will preach tomorrow
morning on THE Life Worth
While"
. The fiftieth anniversary of the
founding OF this church will be
observed tomorrow as ''F. d. Power
Day." Doctor Power was the first
pastor. having served for thirty
six years. He organized the work
of this church body until now
there are seventeen other churches
in the city and vicinity recognized
as the offspring of the Vermont
Avenue Church. It is expected
that a number who were members
of the church fifty years ago will
be present. A new picture of Doc
tor Power is to be unveiled.
At the evening service Doctor
Whitley will outline briefly the pro-
gram for enlarged work in the fall
and winter. William E. Braith-
waite will have charge of music
at both services.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-12
BISHOP To TALK
At EVENING
EXERCISES
Service at Peace Cross in
Washington Cathedral Close
Planned at 4 r. M.

Right Reverend James E. Free
man, DID, LID, bishop of Wash
ington. will preach tomorrow at the
peoples open air evensong service
at o'clock at the Peace Cross in
Washington cathedral close. The
cathedral choir viii sing. and the
service viii be broadcast through
station WCAP.
At the II q. m. service in the
bethlehem chapel the sermon will
be delivered by the Reverend Henry
Lubbock, LID. D. Z. L.. canon OF
the cathedral.
Many automobile tourists are be.
ginning to visit the cathedral with
the coming of the early autumn
season The registry in the cura-
tors office indicates that from 4, 900
to 1000 pilgrims enter the cathedral
close each week ohio visitors have
been predominant in the last few
DAYS, and California, Washington.
Oregon, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana
and Florida have also been largely
represented.
1t is not uncommon for visitors
from twenty States and several for
eign countries to record their sigma.
lures In a single day. Frequently
the visitors ask to: be taken into
the crypts OF the cathedral to in
spect the massive construction work
now going on.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-12
HOME PEOPLE
HEAR TALKS
BY PORTER
Pastor of First Baptist Church
Draws Large Audiences
In North Carolina

An enjoyable experience came
this summer to Doctor Samuel
Judson Porter, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, as part of his
vacation outing. After touring by
automobile with his sons, Angus
and Alexander Porter, through New
England and especially the lake
regions of Maine, the minister went
to Red Springs, North Carolina,
where he preached for ten days.
~ FED Springs is the home of the
! F'logaI Mcdonald College where Sir
aEsr1es Howard. British ambassador,
recently delivered d notable adj.
dress. 1t is the center OF the
Scotch settlements of the Caro-
linas which have furnished a fine
citizenry to that part of America.
The Baptist Church there is I'M
usually strong in influence and
membership, and from the sur
rounding communities the people
came in great numbers to- hear
Doc tor Porter's sermons. The
Washington clergyman was born
and reared there, his family hav-
ing dWelt in that section since the
udyS III Tie Revolutionary war.
One of Doctor Porter's immediate
ancestors, whose Christian name he
bears, was killed on James Island,
near Charleston, s. c., while fight
ing in the Colonial army.
Returning from his vacation,
Doctor Porter Is entering upon a
crowd ed campaign of activities
planned for the advancement of
the First Baptist Church. 1t is
intended to make the work in
keeping with the progressive re-
1igious life of Washington While
it is the minister's intention to sell
dom be absent from his post of
duty here, he will be compelled to
accept an invitation to preach at
the opening of the new $500. 900
house of worship of the First Bap-
list Church Of San Antonio. Tex.
of which he was pastor for more
than eight years. In that field 1t
was said that he received more
soldiers into his church during the
world war than any other minister
in America
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-12
CAPITAL. RURAL
SECTIONS TO
BENEFIT
EpiscopaIians Plan One-Day
Institutes for Religious
instruction

The educational authorities or
the Episcopal Church here have
applied to the Commission on Re-
ligious Education of the province
off the church in which Washing
ton is situated for the use OF two
temporary field secretaries of re-
ligious education to conduct a Sc
ries of one-day Institutes in the
rural parts of the diocese.
If the speakers can be obtained,
it is planned to send them first
into st. Mary's county, where they
will hold one or two meetings in
convenient centers. The following
days there will be series of in
stitutes in Charles county and the
southern part of Prince Georges
county, concluding with meeting
at Brood Creek, not far from the
District line in Anacostia. The
following week the speakers will
be sent to central points in the
upper part of Prince G eorg 8
county and through Montgomery
county, including Rockville.
The addresses, while of special
interest to workers in the Sunday
schools, will also have important
messages for parents of young chill
en- md for workers in all
branches of church activity