davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-04
A NILES, Oh REF 0RMATUS'
EGYHAz HIREI.
K0zli; Cs6pke Istvar, ref. lelk6sx
Templom w. Second St.-en.
Parochia a temnlommal szemben.

A multi vasarnap csak delelott
volt istentisztelet tartva egyha-I
zunkban, amennyiben lelkesziin-
ket az alliancei testver egyhaz
meghivta delutanra, lelkesziik
beiktatasi iinnepelyere. Az allan
cei templom megtelt ez alkalom-
NAL teljesen lelhesziink funkcio-
ia abban allott, hogy az uj lei
keszhez intezni szokott heiktat6
beszedet, 3 mondotta. A temple
mi iinnepely utan reszt vett a Ne
met Hallban rendezett tarsasva-
csoran is, hol tosztmester felke-
resere, szinten beszelt.
Kereszteles.-A delelott tartott
istentisztelet alkalmaval keresz-
telte meg lelkesz Teglas Albert
es Moricz Zsofia sziilok febr. 4.-en
sziiletett leanykajat Olga nevre.
A keresztsziiloi tisztet Vaszik Zsig
mond es Pirigyi Sandorne, szil.
Szaszi Ilona t0ltottek be; ke-
resztanyat azonban, Xxi mem lehe-
tett jelen a keresztelesen, Moricz
Saroltas a gyermek anyjanak a
novere helyettesitette.
Presbyteri gyiiles.-A reank j0-
v0 szombaton este, azaz mare. g.
an presbyteriumunk fogja rendes
havi gyiileset megtartani, a tenn
plom basementjeben. Kerjiik "a
presbytereket, hogy jelenjenels
meg pontosan fel nyolckor.
A jovo vasarnap ugy delel6tt,
mint delutan, meg lesznek tartva
istentiszteleteink es pedig a rem
DIES idoben: d. e. fel 11-kor, d. H.
fel 3-kor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-04
15) Rak6czi indul6: az ifj. zene-

15) Rak6czi indul6: az ifj. zene-
kar.
A szindarab szerepl0i:
Peremi Ny. Margit- -korcsma-
rosne. Fritz, fia--ifj. Hricso ia
nos. Pesthy Tivadar, rokkant
h0s-Sandor .Janos. Vasvari Pal,
Rak6czi ssahadcsapat vezere--
ifj. vask6 Janos. Egressi Gabor,
szinesz-ifj. T6dor Janos. Iranyi
Diff. Rak6 Gyorgy. Petofi-
Elek Sandor. Fenyes Elek, az ell
lenzeki kor eln0ke-ifj, Kondas
Andras. Magyar geniusz-T6dor
Boris. Vasvari Paine Sander Ber
tine. Leanyai; Mariska-Rak6 Ju-
liska es Jucika-Bodnar Boriska.
Magyar falusi leanyok: Lenke--
Sze,nan Erzsike, Annuska-Orosz
Mariska, Boriska- Horcsik Hon.
ka, Juliska-T6dor Mariska, R6-
zsaka-Roros Boriska, Juliska-
Kondas Juliska, Piroska-Len-
gyel Mariska, nonka- Sander Jo-
lanka. Diak honvedek: Szeman
Feri, Csolinszky Imre, 10th Janos,
Petranszky Bella, ifj. Hriczo ia
nos. Magyar huszarok es honve-
dek csapata. Rendezo: Peremi
Nyari Margit. Ugy a msgan enek-
szamckat, mint a szindarabban
el0fordulo 0sszes eneKeket Hricz6
Jolanka, zongoratanitono-j -jelolt Xxi
seri pianon.
A rendezoseg szendvicsekrol es
husit0 italokrol is gondoskodik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-04

hazafias iinnepelyt tart, melyre e
varos es korny ekenek magyar ko-
zons62et illo tisztelettel 6s szive-
lyes szeretettel hivja meg.
Az emlekiinnepely programme a
kovetkez6:
1.) Amerikai es magyar hymnusz,
zenekiszrettel enekli n. &,
koz0nseg. Enek alatt alkalmi
el0kep.
a. Udvozlo beszed: ifj. Vask6 ia
ncs, kor elnoke.
81 Amerikai magyarok marcus
15.-eje, szavalja: Orosz Ma
rietta.
~ Talpra magyar! enekli: az III
dalarda.
|5.) "Toborzo": Todor Boriska
Orosz Mariska, H0rcsik Hon.
ka, Lengyel Mariska.
g. 1848. marcus 15., felolvassa
Szeman Erzsike.
~ Hegedii szolo, piano kiseret
tel.
81 Ne csiiggedj magyar! eload
jak: Hriczo Jolanka es Jani
ka.
81 Irredenta dalok, zenekiseret
tel, eneklik: Sandor Bertine
Rako Juliska, Szeman Erzsike
10) Akrobata mutatvanyok: N. N
II.
Falu vegen kurta korcsma
Befordultam konyhara..
Petofi dalok, eloadja: az ifj
zenekar.
12) Sziinet,
13) "A veres sapkas honvedek'
3 felv. hazafias szindarab.
14) ElokSpek szabadsagharcbol
zenekiserettel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-04
OLVASSA HIRDETESEINKE1
ES TAMOGASSA HIRDETO-
INKETI

kereSzteleS.-Az eSyhaz lellle-
sze k0vetkezo sziilok gyermekei-
mex szolgaltatta Xxi keresztseg
scent sakramentumat es vette fel
azokat az anyaszentegyhaz kebe-
lebe nepes gyiilekezet elott,
multi vasarnap: Kurpe Andras es
neje, sziil. Balogb Erzsebet szii-
lok (Sarkozujlak, Szatmarm. i'll. J,
sharoni lakosok leanyat, Katalin-
Eszter nevre keresztelven, akinek
keresztsziilei lettek: Mikita Jo-
zsef es neje, sziil. Pal Julianna,
sharoni lalosok.s
Maid Mine No. 5-0n, ahol az ell
mLlt vasarnap tartott az egyhaz
lekesze istentiszteletet, Bocsi And
ras es neje, sziil. Macy, Zsuzsan-
ma (Nagyhalasz, Szabolcsm. ill.,
Mercer pa. 1akosok leanyat,
Iren-Eszter nevre keresztelven.
Ezen kis honleany keresztsziilei
lettek 10th Ambrus es neje, sziil.
Porkolab R6za, szinten m,erceri
lakosok. a kel-sztelesi aktus
utan az 0r0msziilGk, kis honle-
any tiszteletere, magyaros keresz-
telot tartottak, amelyen szamo-
san vettek reszt a Mine No. 5.-0n
elo magyar testverek. Sok szeren-
cset kivanunF a felneveleshez.
Marcus 15.-enek megiinneple-
se.-Amint mar jeleztiik. egyha-
zunk ebben az evben sokkal impo-
zansabb keretek kozt fog adozni
" Szabadsa9harc emlekenek,
mint tavaly. Ugyanis, vigalmi
bizottsag egy nagyon valogatott
hazafias programot allitott 0ssze,
amely minden tekintetben melto
kifejezesre fogja jnttatni refor-
matus magyarsag hazafias erze-
set. Ezen miisoros estelye egyha-
zunknak marGius no A. -en, azaz
vasarnap este, leend megtartva az
iskola helyisegben, Z oral kezdet-
tel.
Allitasunk igazolasara szolgal-
jon bizonyitekul az alant kozolt
miisor. Olvassatok!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-04

A10iGo c~Ae8to1A' = y 'liuLblih hCON
leben lelkesz a het utojan, a k0-
vetkez6 szolgalatokat fogja We
gezni:
Szombaton = o-tol fel 11-ig
ermekek oktatasa es
Va.
asarnap, marcus Zen
eel 9-t6l asarnapi isko-
IS utana t istentiszte-
Prtdikal a lelkesz.
yasarnap aia azon csoport-
max, akik { ha5 zy Bs. Egylet
reszere jatszanak, proba az isko-
la helyis6gben d. u. 2-kor.
Urvacsoraosztas utan.-A multi
vasarnap hivek szep szammal
vettek reszt az istentiszteleten, de
az egyhaztagok aranyahoz kepest
nagyon kevesen jarultak a scent
asztalhoz. Remeljilk azonban AIT,
hogy ezt rossz szokast sikeriil
maid valami uton m0don kikiisz0
bolniink Az aldozashoz scent
sakramentumi jegyeket egyha-
zunk presbytere, Baba JOSEF S
kedves neje voltak szivesek ajan-
dekozni. Fogadjak erte az egyhaz
halas k0szonet nyilvanifasat.
Adomanyok-A felbojti hala-
adas alkalmaval kovetkez6 test
vereink fizettek be egyhazi jarule
kaikat es adtak kegyes adoma-
nyokat az egyhaz javara: 1920
Csongrady Ferenc es cs., 10th
Zsigmond es cs., Tarr Imre es ne
je, Papp Karoly es neje. $500 Ba-
ba Agnes, Kiss Imre es cs., Hethy
Ilona. $1.00 Papp Karoly es Kiss
Imre. $500 Hajdu Peter. Fogad-
jak buzg0 adakozok az e2yhaz
elismereset adomanyaikert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-04
G0r0g kath. egyhaz

Marciusi emlekiinnep.-A ma
gyar szabadsag, testyeriseg es
egyenloseg sziiletesnapjanak, 1848
marcus idusanak emlekere a SIT.
Gyorgy magyar gor. kath. hitkdN-
seq s1fjusagi Miikedyelo Korc'
marcus 14.-en, vasarnap este 7
oral kezdettel, tenaplom alatti
teremben l702 Mahoning Ave..
vaItozatos nliisorral, nagyszabasll
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-04
Rom. kath. egyhaz

TorOk J0Zsef eS OrSZagh Ierez
leanya, sziil. jan. 14.-en, keresztel-
TEX febr. IS. an. Keresztszillok vol
tax: Orszagh Janos es Smidelosz-
ky Gizella.
Maria -Lujza, Lebio Albert es
Marion Maria leanya, sziil. febr.
zen, kereszteltek febr. 2S.-an.
KereSztsziil0l voltak: Trojan Ja-
nos es Durda Margit.
Adomanyok. = Kossuth kor
adott a templomra 81, Banyar Ja-
nos missziokra -, Szepessy La
jos a grof Apponyi Albertnek
adand6 jubileumi serlegre SIT.
Szeininarium.-A szeminarium-
ra iegyzett reszeiket befizettek a
k0vetkez0k: Sandor Ivan So, Rozs
nol1i Simon So es Duday Jozsef
So. kerjuk mindazokat, akik hat
ralekban vannak azokkal az osz-
szegekkel, melyeket jegyeztel an
max idejen a papnevelo iskolara,
mely felepiilt szota, legyenek szi-
vesek befizetni azokat.
Havidijak. - Schultz Sander
Steeltonrol hozott $40, East Yo,
ungstownbol Hery Janos $12,
Is Keszler Wendell %1S. Tomcsak
Gy0rgy Brier Hillr6l $2l. Ezen-
kiyiil fizettek: Taka1s josef S3.
Sandor Ivan So, SIchnekszer Ja-
nos 50, Myers Mihaly So, Burcsak
Istvan -, Kelemen Karoly 81, z"
giba Janos 81, ifj. Hornyak
Gyorgy SD, Latos Josef Sc, De
mes Istvan 50, Mali Gabor 81.
Jelentosegteljes esemenyek. =
Iarom jelent6segtejes esem&ny
all elottiink ebben az esztend0ben
mely teljes mertekben hivia fe.
figFeImjinket. Eek k0zt a legna
gyobb 6s ldgjelentekenyebb az az
euchrasztikus kongresszuS, mely
junius 2O-t6l, junius 24-ig Chica
goban lesz amelyre lilu.
sok az egesz viiagr, glen
fognak. Amerillaban .holi-
krsok k0zt mozgaloa WA
nathan, hogy csop en We
gyenek r&szt ezen a A asszu-
son es pedig nemzetisegek szerint
Nagyon kivanatos lenne, hogy m
sc Inarad.iunk el errol kongresz.
szusrol es szinten legyen magyar
csoportja, mely magyar nemzet
Zaszl0nk alatt, magyar vIseletbeT
jelenjek meg az ut0ls0 napon, az
az junius "a. ZEN tartando iinnep
felvonulason. a masodik esemeny
melyre naeyban kesziilnek Oft
hon, gr6f Apponyi Albert sziile
t6senek SO.-ik eyfordul6ja lesz
Mozgalom indult Xxi New York
Dol, hogy az amerikai magyarsae
is vegye Xxi resz6t ezen neyezetes
evfordnl6n, es nedig olykepen
hogy eeH, arany serleggel a]ande-
kozza meg grof. Apponyi Albertet
sznletese so. -ik eveben Ennek a
serleenek megvetelehez hozzaia
rulhat minden Amerikaban el6
magyar, de senki Sc t0bbel, mint
S1-al Akik hozza akarnak jarul-
nj ennek a serlegnek megvetele-
hez, adjak le adomanyaikat yagy
kurator szobaban vasarnap,
vagy pedig plebaniai irodaban,
barmely idoben. Az adomany =
mint mondtam - mem lehet tobb,
mint 81, de lehet kevesebb, kinek-
kinek modja szerint.
A harmadik esemeny, mely csu
pan minkef, amerikai magyar ka-
tholilkusokat erdekel, Msgr. Bohm
Karoly, cleveland magyar ple-
banosnak arany miseje. U'gyanis
a jov6 nyaron lesz 80 eve annak,
llogy Msgr. B0hm Karolyt, jelen-
legi cleveland plebanost papa
szpnteltek. Ext a napot az ameri
kli katholikus papsag meg fogja
iilni. "a magyar katlloHkus hitkoz-
segelS kell, hogy kepyiseljek ma
glkat ezen az iinnepen, annal is
inkabb, inert Msgr. B0lm Ka-
roIy vetette meg alapjat a leg
t0bb MAGYAR kathoIikus hitkoz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-04
EIEEElEEIlE ElEIlIlEGlEIg
J EgyI1azi hirek
yf=1IlT=1fl-iT===IT@
Refornatus egyhaz

Esketes.-A magyar ref. tenn
plomban eskudtek egymasnak
0r0k hiiseget Laszlo Elek, 30 ewes
ref. vallasu ferfiu es Matyas Ju-
liza, 2S ewes ag.-ev. vallasu haja-
don. Az esketesi szertartast a
multi szombaton delutan, az egy
haz III lelkesze, Mt. Laky Zsig-
mond vegezte. Az esketesnel ta-
nuk voltak: Pallay Janos es Ko-
pacsi Pal, youngstown lakosok.
MARCUS is. megiinneplese.-A
magyar ev.-ref. egyhaz ezuton is
felkeri tagjait es joakaroit, hogy
a magyar nemzet Macy ilnnepet,
marcus 15.-et iinnepeljek meg. A
katholikus Ifjusagi K0r es a Kos
suth k0r rendezeseben tartand0
iinnepelyen jelenjenek meg, an
nal is inkabb, inert ennek az i'm
nepnek a tiszta iovedelme, ket ne
mes celra lesz forditva. Ugyanis,
a shazai arvizkarosultakat fogjak
segiteni es az amerikal egyetlen
magyar Arvahazat'' amelyik Lii
gonier4ban, Pennsylvania allam-
ban - felekezeti kiilonbseg mel
kill = karolja fel az arvasagra
jutott magyar gyermekeket. Z ha-
zafias iinnep6lyrol lap mas rova
taban rGszletes GrtesitGst talal az
olvaso.
Bemutatkozott az uj reforma-
tus lelkesz.-A reformatus egy-
hazk0zsegiink uj lelkesz, ut. La
ky Zsigmond k0z0ttiink volt az
elmult vasarnap, vegezte lei
keszi teend5ket. A delelotti isten-
tisztelet utan kiosztotta hivek-
mex az urvacsorai scent jegyeket
Dacara annak, hogy ebben az id0-
szakban mindeniitt eleg keveser
szoktak az Ur asztalahoz Jarulnl
lit AIT lattuk, hogy a hivek $40
katlanul Macy szamban jelentek
meg az Ur asztala koriil.
Az egyhaz lelkesze, tekintett
kiilon0s iinnepi alkalomra, BIZ
banati predikaciot tartott, re
des bemutatkozo beszedet akl
fogja megtartani, amikor csal
laval me9fog erkezni, minden va
l6sziniiseg szerint, no vege fele
Addig is ezuton keri hiyeket
hogy keresztyeni szeretettel 9s til
relemmel viseltessenek azirant az
egyhaz irant, amelyik immar t0bt
mint ket evtizede szolgalja a ma
eyar reformatussag iigyet, min
denki legnagyobb megelegedese
re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-04
FARRELL,
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
Kohl: Vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.

Szolgalatok.- kebe-
leben q lelkesz a het utojan, a k0
vetkezo szolgalatokat fogja We
geZnl:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, June % (Spe.
Post, No. "a, Ameri'
can Legion, has completed tentative
plans for the seventh annual State
convention. to be held here August
8. 10 and II. A trip to Mount Yer
non and other pilgrimages have been
arranged. The department will make
it's first visit to the tomb of the Un-
known at Arlington August H.,
One of the many features of the
laying of the corner stone of the
tubercular pavilion at Charlottesville
July IA next, under auspices of the
Grand Lodge of Masons of Virginia
will be the flying Of airplanes over
the parade route. The planes will be
from the marine base at Quantico.
Every Masonic lodge in the State
has been asked to place something in
the corner stone. The parade will
be at 1870 o'clock in the afternoon.
A new post of the American Le-
gion, with a membership of %, will
q organized at 2 o'clock Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md. June - tSpe-
ciaD.-Edward Y. killeen of this
county and Washington. ID. c., by his
attorney, +. Kenneth Lyddane, has
filed suit in the Circuit Court here
for an absolute divorce from Mrs.
Ollie kileen, who is said to be making
her home in the State of Washing
ton. lie charges desertion. They
we're married March 10, 1920, and
lived together until March 21, 1922.
No children were born of the mar
riage.
Joseph Silvins, until a few weeks
ago a resident of Howard County,
was sentenced to the House of Cor
rection for one year by Judge Samuel
Riggs in the Police Court here, fol-
lowing his conviction on a charge OF
selling Intoxicating liquor. 1t was
shown that he had sold corn whisky
to an 1S-year- old boy of Derwood, this
county, and that number of boys
around that age and under had gotten
drunk off the purchase. Silvins adj
mitted making the sale.
Francis Tanning. who was found
guilty in the Police Court here sew
eral weeks ago of violating the local
option law and heavily fined, has in
stituted proceedings in the Circuit
Court here against Sheriff Clay Plum
mer for the recovery of $500 pounds
of sugar, a quantity of malt, etc,
which were confiscated. He contends
that the goods are being unjustly held
by Plummer and he asks damages in
the amount of $500, in addition to the
return of the sugar, etc. He is rep
resented by former Judge James l..
PuSh and Attorney Kenneth Lyd.
dane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22
PROHIBITION PARTY
REVIVAL PLANNED
Vets Announce Expansion in
West. Promising Fight
for Referendum
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June GA move
ment to revive the Prohibition party
in every State in the Union will be
launched Thursday, when the party
holds a state convention here to place
"a complete State ticket in the field
for the elections this Fall. says ID.
Leigh Colvln, national chairman of
the party.
The gubernatorial nominee prob
ably will he Edward G.. Dietrich of
Syracuse. president of the Wesleyan
Methodist Church in the United
States. Mr.. Colvin predicts that the
prohibitionists will undoubtedly sup
port also the candidacy of Franklin
w. Cristman, independent dry Ike
publican, for United States Senator.
1.-THE present attacks on the eight
eenth amendment and the Volstead
act" said Mr.. Colvin. discussing the
coming convention, make rehabilita-
ton of the Prohibition party in every
State an urgent necessity which l
plan to emphasize strongly at our
unofficial convention"
Vets Announce Expansion.
On the other hand, w. H. Stayton.
chairman of the Association Against
the Prohibition Amendment, who has
luSL returned from Il w eSleiIl toui,
said groups have been organ ized in
Illinois. Wisconsin. Missouri. Mon
tana. Colorado and Nevada under the
auspices of his association.
In Wisconsin. Montana, Illinois and
Colorado, he said plans have been
made to insure at the coming cleo
tions prohibition refer oC3 similar TO
the one to be voted On in New York
state this FAN.
Fourteen United States Senators,
of whom five are now claimed by the
drys.'' said Mr.. Stayton. will receive
mandates through these referenda
while 104 representatives will hear
from the folks at home.
Will Determine Presidency.
1.-The seven referendum States will
have 118 votes in the electoral college.
Outside of those seven, the Repub-
licans may count on 22l votes from
sure Republican States, while the
Democrats may count on 126, with 66
votes doubtful. To choose President.
226 votes in the electoral college are
necessary. Therefore, it is apparent
that the 11S votes from referendum
States, if cast for one party, will
determine the presidential election in
1928.
If all these States go wet, neither
of the major parties can afford the
risk of alternating this bloc of electors,
by adopting a dry or evasion plat
form"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22

asks the court to award him the Gus.
tody of the couples three children.
Hal, Is; Gladys, II, and Samuel F.,
10. He is represented by Attorneys
William F. Prettyman and Harold G..
Smith of Rockville.
The couple were married March II,
1906 At the request of the plaintiff.
Judge Robert B. Peter has signed an
order restraining the defendant from
removing the children from the juris-
diction of the court pending the deter.
mination of the divorce proceedings.
Ralph w. Martin. %, and Miss Julia
L. Knott, 10, both of Washington,
were married in Rockville yesterday
by Rev. B. w. John of the Methodist
Church, at the home of the minister.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for
the marriage of Eugene G. Weeks. "a,
of Washington, and Miss Ida Mae
Gibson, 20, of Spencerville. Md, and
Harold T.. A. Long. %, and Miss Ger
trude r. Anderson. "a. both of Wash
ington.
&. W. Thompson Buried.
The funeral of Columbus w. Thomp-
son. IS years old. took place yester-
day, burial being in the Baptist Gene
terry at Germantown. this county. He
was a son of the late Elijah Thomp-
son of this county, and was the last
of that family. He leaves many rela-
tives in this county.
Catherine Downs. 2-year-old daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Downs of
Potomac, died yesterday as IL result of
jabbng scissors blade in the eye
Commissions, which were the immedi-
ate cause of death, developed.
Ralph Burton has sold to the Mad
doX Marshall Co. two lots, 100 by 22O
feet each, in Edgemoor. for price
said to be around $4,000. The nego-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22

afternoon at Quantico. The cere.
monies will be conducted by the mem
bers of Alexandria Post, No. "a. Its
degree team will also conduct the mi
tiation.
The Swarthmore Chautauqua will
open tonight on lot on the south
side of King street between West
and Peyton streets. 1t will be con-
tinued for one week.
The work of erecting a new bridge
over Hunting Creek will be started
this week. r.. X. Williams Co., Rich
mond, contractors, have brought con-
siderable of their equipment here
preparatory to starting the work.
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iations were conducted by Peter &

tiations were conducted by Peter &
Peter Of Rockville.
The funeral of Edward p. Schwartz,
11.year-old son Of Mrs. Hannah l..
Schwartz and the late Edward y.
Schwartz of Gaithersburg, who died in
a Washington hospital as a result of
lock Jaw caused by a burn of the hand
from a toy pistol, took place yester-
day from ST. Martins Catholic Church,
Gaithersburg. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. John $. Cuddy, pastor
OF the church, who was assisted by
several priests from this county and
Washington. Burial was in Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Washington.
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Chilean Bank Approved.

SANTIAGO, Chile, June % R).--
The government has approved the
articles Of the new Spanish Bank of
Chile, and the institution will open
next month. 1t is capitalized at
10000 900 Chilean pesos about $4,000
OO0). distributed in 100000 shares of
Inn rocnS
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Transferred to Militia Bureau.

Capt. Henry III. Harmeling. judge
advocate general department, has
been transferred from the Office of the
Judge advocate gene - the Militia
Bureau, War Department.
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Husband Charges Infidelity.

Charging infidelity and naming
correspondent. Samuel p. Cashell of
this county has filed suit in the Cir
cult Court here for an absolute di-
vuIce from Mrs. Alma c. Cashell and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-12-23
Alfred Mills Succumbs

Alfred Mills died Tuesday about
noon, at his home mile north OF
Tabor, following an illness from
lung trouble. He was about As
years of age, and was born in
Meigs county. When quite young
he was taken into the family of the
late Elihu Palmer of Stockport,
where he was reared. His wife
who was Caroline Yarnell, daugh-
ter of Elwood Yarnell, survives,
also several children. He also
leaves two brothers, one sister and
a half sister. He was member of
the Tabor Church of Christ.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day afternoon at 1 o'clock, at Tabor,
conducted by Rev. S. p. Moody. In
terment will be made in Tabor Gem
etery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-12-23
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE

! The community Christmas tree
will be placed in front of the court
house where appropriate exercises
with a Santa Claus, etc., will be
held on Friday evening, Christmas
eve. The program which win begin
at 1880 prompt, will be in charge of
the local Rotary club, which will al
so furnish the treat. The Rotary
club members, American Legion and
Boy Scouts all have part in max
ing success of the affair, and the
public in general is asked to par
ticipate and by their presence and
good will. help make this a great
community event.
Miss Pursel, director of music in
the M. & NJ schools. will have
charge of the music, and a chorus of
about so voices will lead in the
singing Of Christmas carols. Every
body is invited to be present. =
Mr.. Eveland, manager of the op-
era house, announces that his the
atre will not be open for the night
show, until after the close of the
community Christmas tree program.