davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28
AKI AKARATA. ELLENE
RE HAZASODOTT MEG
EGY TREFA MATT.

Egy farmer leanya hazassagi
ajanlatot tett egy palackba, anne
lyet azutan tengerbe dobott.
Egy fatal tengeresz kifogta pa
lackot es az esetnek hazassag lett
a vege.
Most az oregoni Hood-River-
ben erdekes utanzasra adott al
kamat ez tortenet. Egy Clint
Mooney newt fatal embert meg
aEartak trefalni baratai, aklls
olvastak a hazassagkozvetito pa
lackrol szolo tud6sitast. Utnak
eresztettek egy galambot, amely-
nek 'labara cedulat kot0ttek k0.
vetkez0 uzenettel: "Csines es va
gyonos fiatalember vagyok. Lea.
nyok, XII akar hozzam jonni fele.
segul? Hood-River, Oregon, Clint
/ Mooney farmer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28

fogja rendes havi gyuleset meg
tartani, tem'plomunk bascmentje-
ben. Kivanatos volna, hlogy min
den tag pontesan CIT legyen,
Ugyanis ezen a gyialesen lesznek
az nj tisztviselok hivatalukba be-
iktatva veszik at a multi evi tiszt
visel0k kezelesebol minden ugyet
es konyvet. Legyen hat a gyiile-
SEN valo megjelenes 100 percen-
tes!
Lelkeszi latogatas.--A jovo he
ten eHogja kezdeni az egyhaz lei
kesze az else negyedevi hivatalos
latogatast az egyhaz taejainal, q
regi tagok serkentese, buzditass
es uj tagok gyiijtese celjabM.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28

Templom-alapra ujabban ko-
vetkez6k adomanyoztak: Katocs
Janos $50, Szakacs Daniel 800
Belenszky J6zsef 800, Frank Ja-
nosne $100. Meg "a rendes gyuJtes
celra meg Sc inIdult S mar
$1S50.OO ajanlat tortent. A josa-
Cos listen oltalmazza kegyes szl-
vii adakozomkat es ihlesse meg
mindenek szivet fenseges celunk
minel Ihamarabb valo eleresere.
Tarsas vacsora.-Noi Klubunk
rank k0vetkez0 vasarnap este
tarsas vacsorat rendez az east yo-
ungstowini Crow Hallban, melyre
rvidekr0l is hivtunk vendegeket.
Ezuton hiv5rk meg a magyarsa-
got is resztvenni tarsaS vacso-
ran.
Eloljarok gyllese.-Ahogy hir-
dettetett is a multi vasdrnap, egy-
hazunk tanacsosai es trustee-jei,
szombaton este fel S-kor gyiilest
fognak tartani az Athletikai K0r
helyisegeben Jelenjen meg min
den eloljaro, merit rendkiviil fon-
tos dolgokon fogunk tanacskoz-
III. Fotargy: az egyhazi torve-
nyek, mas szoval, az egyhazi
"Alapszab balyok'' kidoIgozasa,
hoyy minel eloob a gyiilekezet ele
terjesztessenek. A templom epi-
tes, vagy vetei iigyeben is vegle
ges hatarozat hozatalra vagyon
sziikseg, ha kiaeija az lido. Ellen
kez6 esetben, folytatolagos gyii-
lest keH tartanunk. Legyen oft
tehat mindenki, akinek munka
alkalma megengedi.
Husveti bal.--IIllsvet hetfojen
hatalmas bait tartunk egyinazunk
javara. Miutan eddig 'osak a $40
szekr6l hirdettetett, az ,akkor bait
tartan akaro mas testiiletekkel
meg fogunk allapodni, abbd a
szempontbol klfolyolag, hogy
eqyik Sc rontsa a mask sikeret.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28
Penztari tiszta n1aradvany
az 1e26.-ik eyre $40

Megjegyzendo, hogy ebben mem
foglaltatik benne sem az Ifjusa-
gi Kor, sem pe'dig a Camp Fire
Girls klubjanak 'bejovetelei =
ezen ket egyesiiletiiak teljesen xii
Ion sazdalkodik.
Ezen penztari jelentes elfoga-
dasa ,utan, az 1926. evi koltsegve-
test szavazta meg az egyhazk0z-
segi k0zgyiiles egyhangutag, a
mely $695s.93-be allapitatott meg,
meg pedig $21S5!Oo kiadassal
szemben.
Tisztujitas.-A kozgyules, maid
csak kivetel nelkiil, egyhangu va
lasztassal kovetkezo egyhazta-
nacsosokat valasztotta meg: fo.
gondnok-Biro Andras, gond-
nok-Koran Janos, egyih.- .-jegy-
zo-Antal Istvan, penztarnok-
Sebestyen. Albert, presbyterek :
G0czy Kalman, Shamu Gy0rgy,
Bir6 Jozsef, Szant6 Janos, Pal Ist
Van, Baba Jozsef, Kiss Imre, 10th
Sander, Fonagy Janos, Bordy
Gyorgy, Sztruhar Istvan, Szatma-
ry josef es Kiss Kalman. A meg
valasztott tisztvisel6k az elmult
vasarnap tettek lie az eskiit lei
kesz kezebe, az istentisztelet alatt.
Nyari iskolat a multi evben egy-
hazunk Iharom kiilonb0zo helyen
tartott fem, ugymint Farrellon,
Mine No. 5-on es Shai1psvillen,
meg pedig ket taniton6 alkalma-
zasa mellett, akik a lelkesz segit-
segere voltak. Iskolaink ket he
lyen eleg 1atogatottak voltak, de
szerintem sokkal jobb is lelletne.
Remeljiik, hogy a sziilok oyer
mekek vallasos nevelesere ebben
az evben sokkal nal9yobb gondot
fognak forditani. Tskolankat a ket
h6nap alatt k0riilbelul 50 oyer
mex latogatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28
1896. JlANUkR e.

A galambot elfogtak egy mesz-
sze ESQ varosban Is az cset belle
,keriilt az ujsagokba. Egy het mul
va tomegesen kezdte kapni Clint
Mooneyta "a hazassagi ajanlatokat.
Negyezernel tobb leany vette ko-
molyan a trefat. A fatal ember-
bosszankodott es nem felelt a .e-
velekre. Egy napon azonban fe-
vel helyett egy csinos fatal le-
any erkezett hozza, mondvan:
- Minek kiildjek arckepef.
Icy jobban megitelheti, hogy mi
lyen vagyok.
Mooney azonnal tudatta a le-
annyal, hogy a hazassagi ajanlat
csak trefa volt, de most kerult
igazan bahia. A leany toporzekol-
nj kezdett es kijelentette, hogy ez
trefa sulyosan megkarositotta,
inert mindenet .eladta a vasuti
koltseg el0teremtese vegett.
! - En- innen mar ell mem me-
gyek! TIT maradok - Jelentet-
te ki hatarozottan. Bizonyos-
ra vettem, hogy meg fogom nyer-
! nj maga tetszeset es felesegiil
vesz.
Beszaladt ezutan konyhaba
es elkeszitette vacsorat. Mooney
megette a jo pecsenyet, azutan
J. jobban szemiigyre vette a csinos
leanyt es megkerte a kezet. Mas
nap megtartottak az eskiivot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28

k0zgyiilesnek az egyhaz vagyoni
allapotar6l, amely kovetkezo
eredmennyel zarult;
~ Beyetel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28

A Munlkas Bs. es Onkepzo Seer
vezet warreni, 100.-ik osztalya feb
ruar 27.-en, szombaton este, a
Walnut St.-i Roman Hallban
nagyszabasul fatsangzaro mrflat-
sagot rendez. A bal vilagpostaval
lesz egybek0tve, ket ertekes diJ
var a szerencses nyertesellxre.
A rendezoseg pompas muzsika-
rol gondoskodott, leszerzodtette a
neves Ellwood City-i, Markus Ger
gely vezetese alatt mukodo ban
dat.
Ugy helybeli, mint kornye-
XII magyar testvereink figyelmet
fefhivjul1 mar most ere pompaS
mlllatsar rra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28
Reformatus egyhaz

Istentisztelet.-A reank jovo
vasarnapon, januar 31.-en, DEL
el6tt fel IL oral kezdettel, ismet
vendeg -lelkesz vt. Dokus Gabor
Canton, o. ref. lelkesz fogja We
gezni az istentiszteletet. Szere-
tettel varunk minden egyes refor
matust templomunkiba.
Trustee es presbyteri gyiiles.-
A trustee es presbyteri tagok ke-
retnek, hogy szombaton, januar
30.-an, este fel 8 orakor a temple
mi irodaban jelenjenek meg. Gyii
les lesz.
Multi vasarnap Mt. Varga La
Jos beaverfallsi ref. lelkesz predi-
kalt. az istentiszteleten hivek
szep szammal jelentek meg.
Kereszteles.-Az elmult vasar-
nap kereszteltetett meg Demeny
Ferenc es neje januar 5.-en sziile-
tett gyermeke, Enabel nevre. A
keresztsziiloi tisztet Doka San.
dor es neje toltottek be.
A parochia iigye.-A lelkesz Ia.
kas iigyeben januar 25.-en vol
megtartva a targyalas. A birosae
kimondotta, hogy Mt. Gerenday
Laszlo jogtalanul foglalJa ell al
eptiletet, mivel az azon birto'
kon epiilt templomnak mar 0 men
lelkesze. A biro ugy dont0tt, hogy
a lakasbol Xxi kell mennie. H.
ezen biroi hatarozatot meg akar
ma fellebbezni, akkor $10G.-
| bondot kell letenni. Ha ezt men
teszi, ugy Xxi kell koltoznie.
Molnar, egyh. jegyzo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28

Miatan az 1925.-ik evi penztari
kimutatas bizonyitja, hogy testve-
reink legnagyobb resze legoszin
t6bb akarattal igyekezett reszet
kivenni az egyhaz fentartasanak
terheibol ICY dicseret es hala IL
lett meg az egyhazunk tagjait. Ad
.ja az listen, hogy ezen oszinte igye
kezet es az egyhaz irant valo hi-
seges ragaszkodas ebben az evben
fokozatosabban n6vekedjen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28
A NILES, or REFORMATUs
EaYHAz HIREI.
Kozli: CSeple Istvaa ref. lclkosg
Tcmplom q w. Second St.-cn.
Par6cbia a tcmplomDial szemben.

TisEtvisel0k eskiije-Mult va
sarnap, delel0tti istentisztelet
alkaImaval tettek lie hivatalos es-
kaiaYket Az ujra Mlegvalasztott
tisztvisel6k kozih azolx, kiket mnn
kajuk mem akadalyozott az isten-
tiszteietea val0 megjelenesben. A
tdbbiek is, ,HiLelyt natinkajHkt6l
eltsasssk szabadhllni, fel 1esznek
eskstve.
Az Hjusagi Kor joyo vasarnap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28
Az ALLAND0 szERET0

Haziasszony (az vi szobalany-
hoz) Hegy maganak kulon szere-
toje legyen, - AIT mem tiirhetem,
Mem akarok idegen embert ha-
zamban. Hozzank mar evek ota
Jar e.gy kaplar, aki minden csele-
demnek a szeret6je volt. EFT ma
ca is efogadhatja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28
vALLAs Els PATIKA

A ,gyogyszertarban egy falusi
ember porokat rendet.
Elkesziilven az orvOssag, AIT
kerdi t6le gyogyszeresz:
= Hat ostya keH-e porokhoz!
Mert keseriiek am.
- Mem kell. kerem alassdll,
inert beteg reformatus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-28
FARRELL,
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIRET.
Kohl: vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.

Heti sorrend.--A rearfk kovet-
kezo vasarnap, azaz Jan. 8.-en,
reggel 9-t6l fel 11-ig vasarnapi is
kola es utana mindj djart istentisz-
telet.
Szombaton reggel. 9-td fel IL
ig, a gyermekek vallasos oktata-
sa, sajat iskola helyisegtinkben.
Szerdan es csiitort6kon. este feI
s 6rakor, az ifjusag osszejovetele.
KereszteIes.-Folyo h6 20.-an
keresztelte meg az egy'aaz lelke-
sze a sztilei haznal Kobori Mihaly
es neje, sziil. Duruttya Juiianna
| QSarpatak, Nagykakiillom. ILL., J
sharoni lakosok fiat: Janos nev-
re. Ezen kis fiucska keresztsziilei
lettek Benko Daniel es neje, sztl.
Par Agnes, szinten sharoni lako-
sok. Sok szerencset kivanunk a
gyermek felnevelesehez. =
Temetes.- Kedden delutan, az
az folyo no 19.-en temette el az
egyhaz lelkesze igazi reszvet meg
nyilvanulas mellett, Papp Gyorgy
masuryi otthonab61, Sztanko ia
nosnet, sziil. Cziber Erzsebet
(Oroszlan, Komaromm. i'll. Masu-
ry-i lakost, aki Z evi hosszu be-
tegseg utan, vegre jobbletre szen-
deriilt a Marcer megyei korhaz-
ban. Ezen noi testyerunk temete-
Ise haznal vette kezdetet, ahol a
lelkesz az evangelium vigasztalo
tanitasa mellett bucsuztatta ell d
koran elhunyt feleseget es jo
anyat legkozelebbi hozzatarto-
zoitol, nevezetesen ferjetol, Sztan
ko Janost0l, akivel II evig cit ha-
zassagban, maid egyetlenegy hat
lramaradt kilenc ewes kisleanyat6l,
Sztanko Annat6l. Vegal Cziber Ja
nos es nejetol, Szel Gergely es me-
jet6l, Takacs Janos csaladjat6l,
Takacs Istvan es csaladjat6l, Pap
Gy0rgy es csaladjatol. A temeta-
si aktus utan kikisertiik a megbol-
dogult holttetemet brookfieldi
| temetobe es oft helyezven 0r0k
nyugalomra. Legyen alma csen-
des!
Tea-estely.-Az 'egyhaz tagjai-
lnak szives ertesitesere ohajtjuk
hozni AIT, hogy egyhazunk iskola
helyisegeben januar 30.-an, aza2
szombaton este, fel s oral kezdet-
tel tea-estelyt rendez, egy r0vid
lmisorral kapcsolatosan. Ezen es-
|telyi szorakozasra szeretettel hi
ivunk mindenkit.
! A farrelli ref. egyhaz evi szam-
adasa az 1926. .-ik evrU.-A farrell
Ii ref. egyhaz, amely a Shenango
egylhazmcgyefez tartozik, foly6
no 10.-en tartotta meg evi egyhaz
kozsegi kozgyiileset az istentiszte-
let utan, amelyen az egyhaz tag
jai nagyon szep szammal vettek
reszt, amely kozsegi kozgyulesnek
! tarsNat kepezte lelkesz evi je-
lentese az 1925.-i evrol es ugyan-
akkor vazolvan az vi egyaazi ev-
re szolo mtinkakort is. A lellSes7
4 terjeelelmes jelentesebU kitiint
hogy ket rendes leanyegylfaz be
szolgalasa mellctt, az anyaegyhaa
kebelebcn 100 istentisztelet volt
!
/ tartva es hatszor osztatott urva.
csora Is ezzel mintegy 456-an e.
tex. Sakramentumi jegyeket ajan-
dekoztak a k0vetkezo testvere-
ink: BRO Andras Is ncje, Fonagy
Janos es neje, Bahia Josef es ne
| je, Szekely Ferenc es neje, Szat-
mary J6zsef es neje.
A nepmozgalmi adatok kovct-
kezGk6pcn oszlanak meg az 1926
ik evr0l: is keresEteles, koafm-
lA3las, 2 eslsetes Is 5 temetes.
MAID Sebestyen Albert penata
ros tett ter5edellnes jelentest q
, 1926-09-15
u. S NAVAL RADIO STATION
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX.
14TH SEPTEMBER 1926.
Courtesy of the Associated Press.)

Rome. Premier Mussolini was ac-
claimed by adoring crowds on the spot
where fourteen hours before he escaped
death at the hands of the wOuldbe assas-
sin. His calm courage while his life was
threatened by a bomb. hurled by an an
archist. aroused popular appreciation to a
high pitch and thousands stood by for
hours in the suffocating heat and unpro-
lected from a burning sun before the
Chica Papau to catch a glimpse Of the
facist idol as he entered and left his Of
fee.
Langley Field. The army blimp
"TR6'' returned to Der base here after
an uneventful flight from the m~iddIeWest.
Officers from the ship reported that al
most perfect weather conditions prevail
ed throughout practically the entire trip
, 1926-09-15
WEATHER REPORT.
BIZ courtesy of the West India e Panama
Telegraph Co.

18th Sept. 1926.
San Juan, P. R., 18th. Storm warn
ing
Indications of a disturbance conferred
East Of the Virgin Islands, apparently
moving slowly north-Westw ard.
No high winds thus far reported from
the Leewayd Islands and the Virgin Is
lands. The centre will probably pass
porth.east. of St. Thomas and north Of
Porto Rico. Caution advised throughout
eastern Caribbean north Of latitude Is
N. Further adVices 8 p. m.
From San Juan Weather Bureau:
At z o.. M, the storm was centered
North Of St. Kits and East of ST. Thorn
as apparently moving Northwestward
and will pass North of Porto Rico Wed
nesday. No dangerous wines expected
in Porto Rico.
, 1926-09-15

from Scott Bluff to the Virginia Army
base over the AlieRhany mountains.
Philadelphia. Jack Dempsey will not
give Harry Wills a chance to win the
wOrlG heavyweight championship or even
make any money in the ring with Temp
sew. The champion delivered this docia-
ration TODAY after his workout. Il don't
believe Harry Wills or his manager de-
serve any consideration from me. consld-
ering the way they have acted" Dempsey
said, they have tried 10 stop the night
With Tunney, lad the fight thrown ou5 Of
New York and are even trying to stop IL
in Philadelphia.
Long Island.-Three days OF intensive
work were begun here on the slhtfsKy
biplane, the .S35, " in which Rene tonck
and Lieut.. Allan Snody, u. :. n. hope to
fy to Paris. The final test flight viii be
made on Wednesday when the motors
and instruments will be tested and check
ed.
New Orleans. -Rolicarfo BonjIla, form
err president of Honduras, is dead at q TO-
cal hospital. Death was due to heart dr.
sease from which aiiment he had been Ill
for several months. He underwent a ma
ior operation Friday morning in q hnai
effort to save his life. Bonl.Ia enjoyed
the distinction Of being the only PresJ-
dant of Honduras who served his four
year term without a revolution or uprls-
ing against the Government.
San Francisco.-Accordjng to jim
J|effries, former heavyweight champion
of the world. Jack Dempsey viii have no
trouble in defeating Gene Iunney when
the two meet in Philadelphia ON Septem-
Der % for the heavyweight title. Tom
Sharkey who was defeated by Jeffries in
a title bout in 1899, favored Iunney 10
win by a knockout.
Madrid.-It was ANNOUNCED on Sunday
that General Primo De r era, Premier
of Spain, has abandoned 10 trip to Phila-
delphia to visit the Sesqui-C Centennial Tx
position there.
WEATHER REPORT
, 1926-09-15
Educational Day Celebration
BETHEL A. NJ. e. CHURCH
CRAFTSMANSHIP, ST.. CROIX.
Sept. 18TH. 1926.


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~ 10 -'@ raIg pn"G .ddoIj5n, ond f-aoaam
o1d t6o -T na5; : '' ools@5ansress far the
Importance Of true education.
The great African Methodist Episcopal
Church which had M birth mon Ameri.
can soil and dprino ne Derj0d when the
TT9ifp8 states was making her begin.
nino, ia hose advanced endeavours
which have since resulted in her glory,
has ever advocated p HIGH tv0e of edu-
cation which IFS mankind out Of the
confines Of narrow sarfsh environments,
and gives an outlook INTO the higher ana
n0Dier reaches OF Ite.-Lhe richness Oh d
dIVIneIy appointed SITUATION.
In accordance with the spirit Of Allen
ana our MetnodlSm' our Ann9qal Louca-
eL0udl Day wiz Nc GelGoI"'Su o0p'7"IooIt
, 1926-09-15
LOCAL

The US S. "Grebe" arrived here at
11.30 a. m. yesterday from St. Thomas
with u. S. and St. Thomas letter mail
and the following passengers: - Mrs.
Margaret Spencer and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1926-10-30

near Alexandria, this morning, where
he was guest at luncheon, and
made brief talk, and then left for
the University Of Virginia. his next
stop on his spiritual pilgrimage of
the world.
Right Rev. James E. Freeman,
Bishop OF Washington, who has been
host to the lord bishop during his
stay here, introduced him to the as
semblage last night, referring to him
as "a distinguished kinsman, lover
or youth and an exponent of truth. y
Dean William A. Wilbur of George
Washington University. which joined
with the University Of Maryland and
the American University in sponsor
ing the meeting. opened the program
by presenting Bishop Freeman as the
presiding officer.
Clergymen Who Assisted.
Chancellor Lucius c. Clark of
American University delivered the in.
vocation, and Rev. DR.. Wallace Rad
cliffe pronounced the benediction. DIR.
Raymond A. Pearson, president Of the
University of Maryland, read from the
Scriptures, choosing for his selection
the parable OF the sower.
The George Washington University
Glee Club led the audience in singing
Onward. Christian Soldiers" God
Save the King" and America"
The hall was deco:ated with college
colors and the flags of England and
the United States. Students served as
uShers.
Evening star., 1926-10-30
GREAT u. S. PRINTING
INDUSTRY DESCRIBED
John J. Deviny of Engraving Blu
reau Speaks at Luncheon of
City Club Forum.

The huge printing industry carried
on by the Government was described
by John j. Devlny, assistant director
Of the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing, in charge Of production. at
a luncheon Of the City Club Forum In
the City Club yesteray.
Money notes printed in the bureau
last year. If put end to end, would be
long enough to go four times around
the earth at the Equator, he said.
That great number, he explained, rep.
resented an average of about 1900. 900
printed daily, which represented about
s11 100000.
Among the guests Of honor at the
luncheon were Chares s. Dewey, AS
sistant Secretary of the Treasury:
Alvin Hall, director Of the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing: W. II. Mo-
ran, Chief Of the United States Secret
Service; George H. Carter, public
printer; Capt. William Stannard, di-
rector of the United States Army
Band; Clark r. Long. assistant direc-
tor of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing; jeremiah Gunther Of the
Bureau Of Efficiency, NJ. c. McCahill,
United States Secret Service: Charles
Crane. president of the Washington
Typothetae: Ben Durr. secretary Of
the Washington Typothetae: John
Greene, deputy public printer; E. S.
Moorhead, superintendent Of produc-
ton, Government Printing Office: c.
+. Schoeneman, assistant to the AS
Sistant Secretary Of the Treasury. and
Preston Dawson. assistant director of
the Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing, in charge of service.
Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan. presi-
dent, announced that David Law
renee will deliver an address on 1.-THE
Political Outlook for the Next Two
Years" at the forums luncheon in the
club next Friday. He announced also
that discussions on Shall the District
of Columbia have National Represen-
tation?" will be held at a special
meeting of the forum in the City Club
on the evening of November 13 at Z
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1926-10-30
NE|GHBOR ADMITS
Staying FARMER
Declares He Shot in Self De-
tense During Quarrel Over
Victims Wife.

AUBURN. Ind, October 30
Charles McInturf. As years old. admit.
ted to authorities yesterday that he
killed Forest Farver, AZ. of Waterloo,
In an argument over his attentions to
Mrs. Farver. McInturf. after hours
Of questioning, told Sheriff w. G..
Morr he shot Farver three times
when he was attacked with q club.
Both Farver and McInturf are farm
erS
McInturf previously had told au.
thorities that stranger brought Far
ver's body to his home last Tuesday
and asked him to dispose of 1t.
McInturf said .he declined and the
stranger then asserted he would
throw it in an aba ndoned well three
miles from McInturf's farm.
The sheriff and his deputies early
this morning found the body In the
we'll A few hours later McInturf con.
fessed. Mrs. Farver, who was held
for questioning last night when Nc.
inturf was apprehended, was released
before McInturf confessed. She is AZ
years old. Mrs. Farver, according to
RI. c. Springer, prosecuting attorney
said McInturf was a frequent visitor
when her husband was away Nc
Inturf denies more than a friendship
for the woman.
McInturf Is widower. The Far
yers had four children. Mrs. Farver
said Farver moved last week from a
farm adjoining McInturf's to Water
loo to prevent McInturf from seeing
her
Evening star., 1926-10-30
VETERAN OF WEST
DIES IN BED AT 92
Ira H. Merrill, Who Fought in
Civil War and Secuted With Kit
Carson, Leaves Mother, Ill.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
OAKLAND, Calf, October 30
A proud figure of the old West. who
had seen 90 years of life, who had
served in the Civil War and as plains.
man and scout under Kit carson ana
whose mother Is still alive to prove
the sturdiness Of the stock from
which he came. was found dead IN
bed yesterday in his Oakland nome.
He was Ira II. Merrill. mining eX-
pert and building superintendent. his
mother, Mrs. Almira Merrill, III years
of age, lives in Lansing, Mich. ana
efforts are being made to get IN touch
with her. Two sons, two daughters,
1S grandchildren and A great-grand-
children are left to mourn! Merrill, as
we'll as a host Of friends in the Ma.
sonic lodge, of which he was one or
the oldest living members.
Merrill's adventures started with
the battle Of Bull Run, In 1851, ana
ended with a hard prospecting trip
of some 1900 miles into the Mohave
Desert a few months ago.
In the "a years in between ne
prospected in Colorado and ranged
with Kit Carson in some momentOus
trail.breaking in the plateau country
and Westward. Settling in Oakland
many years ago to rest from his many
brushes with rowing Indians and other
frontier characters, he followed the
vocation of building management. he
was superintendent Of the California
building at the Panama.Paclfic Inter
national Exposition in San Francisco
in 1916
Evening star., 1926-10-30
CHARLES L. CONWAY DIES
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
Clerk in Census Bureau for 26
Years Succumbs at the
Age of 90.

Charles Leroy Conway, 50 years
old. a clerk in the United States
Census Bureau for the past 26 years,
died at his residence. 1907 Ingraham
street, last night after a short ILL
ness.
Born In Stafford County, Mr.. Con-
way was member of an old Vir-
glnla family. He was the son of
the late Rowzee Peyton Conway and
Mrs. Ellzabth Chinn Conway, and
was descendant or capt. Nalen-
tine Peyton, who fought in the
Revolutionary War.
Funeral services will be conducted
in Gawler's chapel tomorrow after
noon at 1870 O'Clock. Rev wiIlia ~,
J.. Morton of Christ EpiscopaI Church,
Alexandria, Va, will offictate. In