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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-17

mes es cs., 10th Sandor es neje.
So Kish Kalman es cs., Kovacs
Andrasn6 Is Keresztes Gyula Is
neje. Fogadjak erte az egyhaz
6szinte elismereset es k0sz0ne-
tet.
Mindennapos nyari iskola -
Szeretettel ertesitjiik a szil0ket
es altalanossagban mindazokat, a
Xix szivik0n -viselik gyermekeik
vallasos. neveleset, hogy egyha-
zunk kebeleben ez evben ep ugy,
mint multi evben, mindennapos
nyari iskolat fogunk tartani, a
mely junius no 28.an fogja kez-
detet venni, reggel fel 9-kor a
French 'es Darr Ave. sarkan le-
v6 iskolahelyisegben. A gyerme-
kek beiratasa mar mostantol fog
va eszkozolheto a lelkesz hivata-
laban, 1118 N. Darr Ave-, Farrell,
Pa. A tanitast maga lelkesz es
a tiszteletes asszony fogjak vegez
nj, minden heten 0t napon at. Re
meljiik, legalabb is AIT, hogy eb-
ben az evben sokkal t0bben fog
Jak megragadni ezt a kinalkoz6
alkalmat,- mint tavaly, vagyis AIT
a kozonyosseget, amellyel egye-
SEX viseltetnek az iskola irant,
ebben az evben azon magukat tul
fogjak tenni! Ada az listen, hogy
remenyiinkben ne csalatkozzunk
Egyhazi majalis.-Amint mar
jelezve volt, egyhazunk els6 nya-
ri majalisat Fourth July napjan
fogja tartani S miutan ezt ma
pot hetfon iinnepeljUk, ennelfog-
va hetfon, julius h6 Sen leszen
megtartva a majalis, meg pedig
a "Boby'-fele gy0ny0rii szep
farmJan, vegyis oft, ahol tavaly
volt az egyhaz mulatsaga. Ezen
egyhazi majalisra hazafias tisz-
telettel hivjuk fel a Shenango vol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-17
A NILES, o. REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: Csepke Istvan, ref. lelkesz
Templom a w. Second St.-en.
Par6chia a templommal s7emben.

K0zgyiiles. - Junius 2O.-an a
delelotti istentisztelet vegeztevel
egyhazi kozgyiilest fogunk tarta-
nj, melynek f6targya nyari is
kolai tanitas megbeszelese lesz.
azert, hogy minden
egyhaztag, de kiilon0sen azok le-
gyenek jelen, 'kiknek iskolaba la
ro gyermekeik vannak.
A nyari magyar iskolaval kap-
csolatban fogja a lelkesz vegez-
nj konfirmacioi oktatast is,
hogy "a rendes szokas szerint az
uJkenyeri urvacsoraosztasra min
den konfirmandus gyermeg ia
rufhasson az Ur asztalahoz.
Egyhazunk resztvetele a lelkesz
bedktatason.-A multi vasarnap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-17
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
EV.-REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl: DIR. Gerenday Laszlo, ref. lelk.

Nyari mulatsag.-E no 26.-an
delutan 4 oral kezdettel mem a
Campbell Parkban, hanem Steel
tonban, az Ohio Works Play Gro
undjah tartjuk >elso piknikiinket.
Ell ne feledje tehat senki! Mem a
Campbell Parkban, ahova eloszor
hirdettiik, hanem az Ohio Works
Play Groundjan lesz a piknik G
no 26.-an.
Ujabb ajanlasok templom epi-
tesre.-Szab6 Gyorgy $50. Nelep-
ka Janos es csaladja $25, Csolin-
szky Ferenc es csaladja $40, Bolcs
hazi Gyorgy $25.
Befizetesek,-Isten dics0segere
Hadhazy Sander $3.50, B. j. Eel
lows So, III. J. Seton 81. Templom
epitesre Ztlpek Istvanne So, Mo
re Janos $40, Macy Bertalan $40,
Macy Peterne $40, Veres Imre
$25, Nelepka Janos So, Belenszky
JOSEF $40, Mezei Janos S., Ifju-
sagi Koriink tagjai koziil Kolozs-
vari Juliska $500.
Iskcla, ,-Campbellen a 12-ik
utica 81 szam alatti Hallban he
2S.an, Steeltonon pedig Szulli-
gan-fele Hallban (Salt Spring
Road) szinten e ho 20.an kez-
dodik az iskola. Tandij egy h6-
napra $3.50, azaz egy dollar es
0tven cent, mely az iratkozaskor
fizetend6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-17

szeretett egy csinos szinesznobe $
annyira rabja lett erzelmeinek,
hogy amikor szineszn6 Nagyva-
radra ment primadonnanak, fe-
nyes allasat is elhagyta kovet-
te. Nagyvaradon azonban hamar
elfogyott penze Webernek, mi
vel pedig allasa mem volt, lopas
utjan szerzett penzt, hogy a pri-
madonnat penzelhesse. Sorra tosz
togatta palyaudvar raktaraba
erkezo b0r0nd0ket, vasuti kocsl-
kat, s0t mathematician tart0z-
kodo utasok b0rondjeit is elemel-
tie, mig vegre rajtakaptak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-17
FARRELL,
4 FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
Kohl: Vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelk6sz.


Istentisztelet.- Egyhazunk ke-
beleben reank kovetkez0 vasal
nap, junius 20.-an reggel 9-tol
fel 11-ig vasarnaEA iskola es uta-
ma mindjart rendes istentisztelet
leend predikal megint egy ven-
deg magyar leIkesz. Ezen isten-
tiszteletre szeretettel hivjuk es
varjuk listen buzgo nepet.
Vendeg deak.-Miutan az egy-
haz lelkesze meg mindig gyengel
kedik, ennelfogva a multi vasar-
napi istentiszteletet egyhazunk-
ban egy ifju Timotheus vegezte.
Nevezetesen Szathmary Gyula, a
bloomfield iskola n0vendeke, a
XII r0vid, de vel0s beszedevel mely
nyomokat hagyott hatra hall
cato kozonseg taboraban, akit a
gyiilekezet nagy or0mmel haliga-
tott meg.
Egyhazi adomanyok "A multi
a k0vetkez6 tetvereink
fizettek be egyhazi jarulekaikat:
$6 Takacs Imre es cs., Mate ia
nos es neje, T6th Ambrus es cs.
30 Bordyi Sandor es cs., Hethy De
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-17

olvasta fel lelkesz gyiilekezet
'el6tt Youngstown egyhaz meg
hivasat vi lelkeszenek beiktato
iinnepelyere. Ha olyan idoben tor
tenik az aktus, amikor elmehe-
think, lelkeszen kiviil a gond-
nok, penztarnok, jegyzo es trus-
teek lesznek "a himtalos kikil-
d0ttek.
Egyleti gyiiles. .-Egyhazi egy-
letiink a jovo vasarnap a deluta-
nj istentisztelet vegeztevel fo/ja
rendes havi gyiileset tartani a
templom gyulestermeben.
Mtikedvel0 eloadas. - Ifjusagi
Koriink tagjai heten csiitorto-
kon tartjak az els6 pr6bat es SEE
repkiosztast Gardonyi Geza jeles
darabjabol, a "Bor" cimi nep-
szinmiibGl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-17
LOPOTT, HOGY A PRIMADON
NAT PENZELHESSE.

Arad egyik eloke16 icsalad jahoz
tartozott Weber Laszl6, akit az
elmrht heten letart0ztatott a
nagyvaradi rendorseg, inert va
suti kocsikat fosztogatta. a Jo
csaladbol val6 fiatalember Kolozs
var egyik Macy haditermeny ceg-
mel volt alkalmazasban. TIT belle
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-17
Rom. kath. egyhaz

SZllleteSu, mleSl lak0S III. IOroK
Sandor, Tor0k Sander es Bir6
Erzsebet fra. veszi magahoz ha-
zastarsul a Horvatorszag, vojnik
krvi sziil., girardi lakos Besze R6
zat, Besze Lukacs es Nemeth R0-
"a leanyat. Eskiisznek junius 26-
an reggel 11-kor.
Adomany. - Szalma Istvanne
adott a templomra SIT.
Havidijak.-Hery Janos E. Yo-
ungstown $14, id. Galambossi
Gyorgy 81, Demjen Albert ST.,
Kalmar JOSEF 50, Rozsnoki 81
mon So, Mislai Imre 81, Ondo Ist
van So, s. Zamb6 Janosne 81,
Hochwart Vendeln6 81. Kelemen
Gyorgy So, Boross Mihaly So, Ia
gfba Janos 81, Matesz Mihaly 81
Arvahaz.-Szkiba JOSEF beho-
zott Poland Ave. -rol $19-t az ar
vahazra, szorgalmasan kopogtat
van minden haz ajtajan kerven
a szegeny arvak reszere ado
manyt. Poland Avenuen a kovet-
kez0k adakoztak: $1-S1: Fleaka
Tamas, Vask6 Istvan, Szakacs
Danielne, Bonze Mihaly, Vasko
Lajos, Fimk6 JOSEF, Pavelka An
ma. Kenyhecz Mihaly, Kovacs Fe
rene, Macy Janos, Pivarnyik Mi
haly, Rely Sander, Turek Leone,
Szkiba Josef, Vaskc Janos, Wal
ker Elwood. 50c-50c-et: Turek
Gyorgy, Pantilmon Karoly, Ma
ticza Janos, Ardale Andras es To-
bias Mihaly. 25c-25c-et: Nemeth
A.-ne es Frank Janos. A templom
ban adott Orosz Gy0rgyne SIT
Meg kell, hogy jegyezziik, hogy
barmely nagyobb adomanyt le-
het reszletekben fizetni es mem
muszaj AIT jegyzeskor letenni, ha
mem minden negyedevben, felev-
ben, vagy ahogyan akarja fizet-
nj. Icy teszem fel, valaki jegyez
SLOT, akkor ezt a SLOT t0rleszt
heti 6vnegyedenkent, yagy fel-
evenkent, ahogy j6l esik es amint
teheti az illet6. East Youngstown
ban, vagy ahogy ujm6disan hiv-
jak: Campbell-ben erosen moz-
dultak meg az arvak erdekeben
es pedig Kelemen Gyorgy, Fed6
Istvan, Gerzsenyi Balazs. Bistucz
Mihaly es Pitlik Janos. Haselton-
ban munkaban vannak Kiss Be
la es Gober Janos. South Side-on
ifj. Paloczy Janos, Pedery Ist-
van es Balazs Ferenc. BrierHil-
len Dankovics Lajos es Szalma
Istvan. Steeltonon nyolc jelolt-
bol csupan Rendes Andras es Bar
ko Istvan vallalkozott munkara
az arvak erdekeben es eek dol
goznak is becsiilettel, hogy meg
oldjak a magukra vallalt felada-
tot. Albert Street es k0rnyeken
meg most is csend van. Mines oft
senki, aki felkarolja az arvak
iigyet? Minden bizonnyal van.
Jojjon hat!
..Atyamfiai az Urban! - Miset
mem lehet halIgatni automobil-
Dol templom elott, hanem oft
keH lenni a templomban. Ilyen
E.laEazatos visszaeHes mines egy
templom el6tt Sc, mint van a SIT.
Istvan templom elott, ahol fatal
fickok automobilokban Ulnek a
templom el6tt es cigarettaznak,
tarsalognak, vagy pedig Funny
Paper "-eket olvasgatnak, mig
odabent all a predikacio es a scent
mise. Ez betyar tempo, ameIy Sc
hogr Sc illik kathohkus ferfiak-
hoz, legyenek azok fiatalok, vagy
idosebbek es ennek meg kell sziin-
ME SIT. Istvan templom el6tt,
barmibe keriiljo is. Akinek mem
tetszik a templom, narration to-,
lie tavol es ne jojjon feleje, hogy
botranyokra adjon okot es botran
koztasson masokat, foleg az ide-
geneket, akik elitelik az egesz
magyarsagot egynehany fickonak
betyarnak val6 viselete miatt. A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-17
Reformatus egyhaz
Lelkesz: Mt. Laky Zsigmond.
Lelkeszlak telefon szama 3-9949

Kereszteles.- .-Szekely Janos es
neje, Kopcsai Juliannal 0rommel
iidv0zoltek majus 10.-en a csalad
legifjabb tagjat, egy kis legeny
ket, akisa jCmus Gan tartott ke
resztsegben az Edward nevet kap
"a. Moric Miklos es ifj. Brogly
Janosne tartottak. kis fiut ke-
'esztviz ala. A szertartast Mt. La
ky Zsigmond ref. lelkesz vegezte.
Eskivo.-Miel6tt az egyhaz lei
kesze legut6bb visszatert New
Brunswickra, megeskette Lutte
ran Janos ref. vallasu ifju en-
bert, Lutheran Gyorgy es Haluska
Maria sziil6k fiat szive Nalasz-
tottjaval: Molnar Boriska ref.
vallasu hajadonnal, Molnar Fe-
rene es Kiss Maria sziil0k leanya-
val. Az esketeSi szertartasnal ta-
nuk voltak: Haluska Istvan es Lu
teran Margit. Az esketesi szertar-
tast Nt. Laky Zsigmond vegezte
majus 2S.-an a ref. templomban.
Sok boldogsagot kivanunk az ui
parnak!
Beiktatas.-Az egyhaz NJ lei
keszenek, Mt. Laky Zsigmondnak
beiktataSa = mint mar emlitet
tiik = no utols6 vasarnapjan,
iunius 27.en lesz megtartva. Az
egyhazi szertartas 3 orakor veszi
kezdetet a templomban. Ez iinne-
pelyes alkalomra meghivta az
egyhaz vezetosege a k0rnyekbeli
lelkeszeket es az egyhazk0zsegeB IL
tagJait, valamint Youngstown es
videke 0sszmagyarsagat. A vide
XII lelkeszek k0ziil eddig megiger-
TEX elj0veteluket: ut. Csepke
Istvan, ut. Dokus Gabor, Mt. Kru
chic Antal, ut. Vasvary Odon,
ut. DIR. 10th Sander. Most er-
keznek be az egyhazaktol es a lei,
kesz uraktol levelek. NTinden
jel ARA mutat, hogy a beiktatasi
jinnepely nagysikerii lesz, igazi
innep.
A beiktatassal kapcsolatban is
merkedesi bankett lesz, minden
val6sziniiseg szerint este 6 ora
kezdettel. Z bankett irant MAJ
eddig is igazan Macy az erdekl6
des. Hogy minden vendeget kellt
| k6pen tudjon fogadni az egyhaz
tervbe vette egy hatalmas satol
l>felallitasat az ifjusagi epulet mel.
letti Macy t6rs6gen. A bankett
iegy arat nagyon meltanyosar
szabta meg az eloljarosag. Egy
teritek ara feln6ttnek $3.50. oyer
mekeknek kiilon lesz teritve, egy
teritekert ok csak I5Oc-et fizet-
mex. Az egyik helybeli zenekal
megigerte kozremiik0deset ez al
kalommal.
Keri az egyhaz vezet6sege mind
azokat, akik elszamitanak j0nni
a bankettre, hogy j6el6re valtsak
meg jegyuket, vagy a lelkesznel,
vagy pedig valamelyik prezsby-
tern6l, hogy az el6kesziileteket
annal konnyebben elintezhessek,
hogy mindenki szamara eleget
tudjanak tenni.
A lelkesz csaladjanak erkeze-
se.-Az egyhaz vi lelkeszenek a
csaladja, vt. Laky Zsigmondne es
az idosebbik flu csiit0rt0k0n del
elott indulnak ell New Brunswick
rol. Este erkeznek meg Pitts
burehba. OFT toltik pentek egy
reszet. Oman auton jonnek at
Youngstownba. Az Ifjusagi Kor
es az egyhaz tobb tagja New Cast
leig auton az erkezo lelkesz par
ele mennek, oman egy csoport-
ba jonnek Youngstownba, ahova
j6kor este fognak megerkezni. A
lelkesz kisebbik fla csak a nyar
vegen fog erkezni meg.
Ugy az ifjak, mint az egyhaz
tagjai nagyban kesziilnek a TO-
gadtatasra, mint latjuk, a fogad
tatas mem mindennapi formaban
fog .megtortenni.
Ujabb adomanyok+A rendki-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
DIRECTORS ACCEPT.

SCOTS BLUFF, Neb., May 29-
Directors of the North Platte Valley
Water Users association decided to
accept the offer of the federal recla-
nation bureau to turn water into the
North Platte irrigation system.
In return the association assumes
maintenance and operation charges
from July to January 1, when a
joint liability district shall have been
formed.
Seeking changes in the terms, the
association tonight sent, William Nor
row to Washington. The agreement
whereby water is assured for the
100 600 acres in the project which
have suffered an estimated $4,000
damage daily for several days be-
cause of drought becomes effective
July 1.
Water will be turned on imme-
diately, Harry Bashore, project man
ager for the government; said tonight.
He received word from Washington
to open the lateral gates as soon as
the water users directors signed. It
will take three days, however, for
water to reach the remotest sections
of the project.
Word of the acceptance was greet
ed with jubilance. The town had
been full of anxious farmers for sew
eral days and tonight the number
was increased. Immediately the ac-
ceptance was announced plans were
pushed for a big bonfire and car
nival Of noise in celebration.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
President Coolidge Honors
Famous John Ericsson
CONTINUED from Page one)

| 1t was for the primary purpose of
attending the dedication III a the
crown prince and princess came to
the United States and he took op
portunity to carry out the commits
sion of his father, King Augustus
Adolphus, to inform the American
chief executive and the American
people of Sweden's cherished friend
ship for the United States.
| He also expressed his heartfelt
thanks" for the welcome accorded
him and the crown princess
Discussing the character and gem
ius of the man who came from Swe-
den and in the critical days of the
| Civil war constructed the Monitor,
President Coolidge pointed to Erics-
son as exemplifying Americanism and
as "a pre- eminent example of the
superb contribution which has been
made by many different nationalities
to the cause of our country"
Swedish organizations from many
sections of the country, particularly
the middle west and northwest, came
to Washington for the occasion, some
of them travelling by special trains,
They gave a warm welcome to the
crown prince, who was dressed in
full military uniform and as he
mentioned the names of. great Amer
jicans brought his gloyed hand to
salute He is a major general in the
Swedish army.
President Coolidge also was ap-
plauded especially as he pointed to
on nX1mT1la in
IAmericanism and the princess was
given an ovation when she unveiled
the memorial.
| AS the bunting was removed, car
rier pigeons were released by sailors
who stood at attention in their white
uniforms about the base of the monu-
ment and the flags of the United
States and of Sweden were unfurled
while a salute of 21 guns was fired
from an eagle boat close by in the
Potomac The occasion was unpre-
cedented in that for the first time
in the history of monument dedica-
tions here the memorial was not
completed for the unveiling.
Due to delays in the work, the
figure of Ericsson, who is seated be-
| fore a super imposed group, repre-
| senting vision, adventure and labor
had not been carved of the 15-ton
granite block prepared for it and in
Its place was set a plaster model.
1t was decided to resort to this ex-
1pedient as the crown prince had ar
ranged to come to America at this
| time for the ceremony.
Mrs. Coolidge accompanied h e
president to the dedication and pres
ent was distinguished audience
which included Chief Justice Taft,
Vice President Dawes, Speaker Long
worth, members of the cabinet, SEN
ate, house and diplomats.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Berenger Back In Paris
From Trip to the u. S.
(continued from Page one)

view of the situation over seas. The
premier took occasion to inform the
ambassador that the brunt of the
fight for ratification of the Wash
ington debt accord would fan ON him.
Thus, lit is expected that M, Berenger
win sit on the government bench
during discussion of the settlement
in parliament and represent the cabi-
net in the debate.
In morning and afternoon sessions
the cabinet council discussed as it's
chief topic the financial situation of
France.
The government pronounced itself
in a communique as opposed at the
present time to increased taxation or
fiscal innovations, as well. as con-
troversial discussions on the subject
in parliament, as they were detri-
mental to public credit.
The communique adds that the
government will devote all its activity
to the re-establishment of the franc
to the exclusion of all other questions.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Denver Man To Face
Poison Charge Soon
CONTINUED IRON rage one'

One of the affidavits was made by
L. H Moody, grocer, who said he
believed that Estabrook was not
only sane but was a "highly in
tel1igent man. He added that Esta-
brook had purchased considerable
quantity of pancake flour at his store
from time to time.
Detectives spent most of the day
Saturday checking Denver wholesale
drug stores in an effort to learn
whether Estabrook had purchased
from them the kind of poison which
it is alleged was contained in the
pancake flour sent Judge Porterfield
Officers said they drew from Esta-
brook the admission that a type
writer found in his possession had
similar type facings to that used in
addressin gthe flour for shipment co
the Kansas City judge. He declared
he had bought the machine only re-
Gently from a stranger and expressed
the opinion that eff you find the
man who sold me the typewriter,
you'll find the man who sent the
pancake flour"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Crown Prince Has Busy
Day In Washington
Continued from Page one1


His day reached the high peak Of
pomp and Importance, in the eyes of
the capitol, at least, when during the
afternoon he replied to a speech by
President Coolidge at the dedication
of a memorial of John Ericsson on
the banks of the Potomac With the
dignity and deliberation of his rank
he conveyed to the president and the
American people in perfectly spoken
English the personal greetings of his
father, the king of Sweden, and his
own appreciation of the reception
given him and his princess on Ameri-
can shores.
Twice during the day Prince Gus
tavius Adolphus travels about the
city fell in with the program of the
Bruce Mellon wedding. In the morn
/ ing he visited the Pan American
union, where workmen were busy
putting finishing touches to the floral
decorations for the wedding recep-
ton. The prospective king admired
the flowers and later returned to
the reception, lending the presence
| of royalty to the splendor of that
affair despite the business like dress
he had chosen for his trips to the
art galleries and the National Press
club.
] The crown prince apparently had
not expected to attend the wedding
reception when he left the Swedish
| legation in the early morning. He
left his high hat and formal dress in
his quarters at the legation, wearing
for the first time in his washington
excursions dark blue pin striped
suit and black derby. At the Erics-
son unveiling, however, he appeared
in full military dress.
| At the Corcoran art gallery, the
heir apparent examined W h the
keenness of an art critic the many
etchings, portraits and great can
vases that cover the gallery walls.
That was part of his study of Amer
| lean art, one purpose of his visit
here, which he continued with re-
freshened interest during a prolonged
stay later in the day at the Freer
gallery of art.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
WE SHALL NOT SLEEP.

In Flanders field the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row by row,
That mark our place, and in the sky
The larks still bravely singing, fly,
Scarce heard amidst the guns below.
We are the dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe!
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch. Bd yours to hold it high!
If ye break faith with us who die,
We shall not sleep, though poppies
grow
In Flanders fields.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
DEMPSEY IS BETTER
(By Dispatch A. P. .WiFe)

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, May 29.-Jack
Dempsey was still confined to his room
in hotel here tonight, making the
best of painful left forearm, which
was lanced today after having de-
veloped a boil. His temperature had
gone down to normal
The champion was forced to cancel
his exhibition engagement in Cleveland
next Monday with Martin Burke, New
Orleans heavyweight
Dempsey said tonight that he had
gotten but little rest Friday night.
but did manage to sleep some this aft
ernoon.
Tex Rickard, New YORK boxing pro-
moter, has advised the champion to
remain as long as he can in Hot
Springs. The champions stay here is
indefinite.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
WI SHALL KEEP THE FAITH.

Oh! You who sleep in Flanders fields
Sleep sweet-to rise anew!
I'VE caught the torch you threw
And, holding high, we keep the faith
With all who died.
We cherish, too, the poppy red
That grows on fields where valor led
IL seems to signal to the skies
That blood of heroes never dies,
But lends luster to the red
OF the flower that blooms above the
dead
In Flanders fields.
And now the torch and poppy red
We wear in honor OF our dead
Fear not that ye have died for
naught;
We've learned the lesson that ye
taught
In Flanders fields
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30

ficer of career in the foreign service
of the United States, assigned to
vice consulship at Rome, was of the
simplest, but was surrounded by all
that was resplendent. The new Epis-
copal ceremony was used and the
bride promised to "love and cherish"
but not necessarily to "obey."
The president and Mrs. Coolidge
arrived at the chapel one minute
before noon and took seats in the
first pew to the right of the altar
They were followed by the choir
which proceeded Slowly down the
| long aisle to it's place.
| After the ceremony the party pro-
ceeded to the Pan-American build
ing, which had been decorated espe-
cially for the reception, the hallway
and patio having been formed into
arbors of primroses, potted ferns and
lilies of the valley.
! In the hall of the American, Sec
retary Mellon, Senator and Mrs Bruce
the fluctuations of Approximately g.
900 guests. The crush was so great
that the president and Mrs. Coolidge
were compelled to wait several min
lutes before the receiving lines was
formed. They were the first to pass
and were followed closely by the
heir to the Swedish throne and his
princess. After them, up the wide
stairway crowded with friends, toll
ed the invited guests, which included
], all official Washington to which the
bride had acted as hostess for her
father.
/ The marine band orchestra played
during the reception and the wedding
/ breakfast was served in the esplanade
facing the garden of the Aztec foun-
tain and in the building. Each guest
was presented with small piece of
the wedding cake.
All governmental Washington vir-
Itually ceased it's usual activities to
/ be present at the wedding of tho
daughter of republican cabinet min
lister and the son of a democratic
/ senator and at the reception.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
GOVERNMENT OFFER.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Assistant
Secretary Finney of the interior de-
partment late today telegraphed II,
w. Bashore superintendent of the
North Platte irrigation project, to i'm
mediately furnish water to farmers
there upon their acceptance OF the
departments proposal that the prof.
ects Water Users association take
over it's operation July 1, six months
ahead of contract time.