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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
MAN SHOOTS WIFE AND
CHILD IN QUARREL
OVER MONEY.
TURNS GUN ON SELF: BUT
LOSES NERVE TO SHOOT
(Preston News Service }

preston News Service)
NEW YORK, Dec 1O-John Bur
gas aged 3S. started something that
he could not at least, he did not
fir sh, when he determined - ksll
his wife. children and himself.
According to the police, Burgess
and his wife, Mrs Jane Burgess, had
been having frequent arguments
over money matters which Burgess
decided to end forever. Thursday
morning when his wife started chas
tfsing him about his shortcomings.
he determined to kill her. his two
children and himself. He told the
police that he found the pistol in an
9sh can. He lost his nerve when it
came time to point the pistol at him
SCI. he said He was discovered in
the cellar under his apartment by
the police short time after the
shooting which aroused the neigh
bors. who notified the police
Mrs. Burgess. aged 30, and his
daughter Enid, aged 1S months. are
in the Harlem Hospital suffering
with bullet wounds Mrs. Burgess
is expected to recover. His other
daughter, Gloria, aged three. escaped
being shot by running out in the
hallway when Burgess fred the first
shot.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
SHEPHERDS HOLD BIG RALLY.

Local members of the I o Shep
herds and Daughters of Bethlehem
held membership rally last Friday
night at the Samaritan Hal. Sixth
and Duyal Streets. The hall was
packed to overf1owing and the shep.
herds, daughters and neophytes dis
ported themselves with the aid OF
the Shepherds Band, Shepherds
Choir, fine program, with coterie
of booster speakers. An hundred
new members were reported by the
reds and blues, under Captains Amos
G. Clark and Mary E Cousins, re.
spectively The reds are in the lead
Mrs. Ora Brown Stokes, Grand Shep
herd delivered an inspiring address
and the members were cheered to
learn of the success of the order
Refreshments were served
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
s. 6. GOVERNOR
HAS ORDERED No
LYNCH|NG PROBE
(Preston News Service. }

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 9.-No de-
finite legal action will be taken
against the suspected members of
the mob that lynched and murdered
the three Lowmans on October s,
last, until the regular term of the
court meets the latter part of jan
uary, Governor Mcleod indicated
Thursday following conference
with Attorney General Daniels and
Solicitor Carter of the circuit in
Guiding Aiken
1t is believed that Governor Nc
Leod is attempting to dodge the is
, sue by procrastinating the investi
cation as long as possible as his term
of office will expire January 90 and
the further work on the horrible
crime will then fall into the hands
of another administration. 1t is
| thought that in this way Mcleod
will save his hide from the carping
vengeance OF the blood thirsty citi
zens Of South Carolina and pass the
buck on the next administration.
which will probably find it impossi-
Bile, after much delay, to find suf
fcient grounds on which to proceed
with the prosecution of the suspect
ed killers.
1t is claimed that the entire State
is dominated by men of Senator Cole
B.ease calibre and thus there is no
chance for a Negro to get a SEM
blance of justice in that State while
such men are in control South Car
olina Is said to be a seething pot of
political intrigue. Few men, at this
time dare brook the will and wishes
OF Blease and his cohorts. The good
white citizens of the State have long
since discarded politics and declare
openly that almost everything is
dominated by crooked politics in the
State.
Many brave and outstanding editors
ministers and lawyers Of the State
are loud in their denunciation of the
present administration as well as
the incoming one. They declare that
these officials are bound hand and
foot by Blease and his gang of DO
litical shysters and the State will
suffer disgrace as long as such men
are in political power 1t is hoped
by many that this Lowman incident
Will serve to arouse the conscience
of the voters of the State and cause
them to take new interest in pol
'tics and strive for cleanup from
the state capitol down to the local
justices of the peace.
A northern observer who is spend
ing some time in the State, saws that
many whites of the State inform him
that they have doubts as to the abil-
ity Of the people Kidding the State
of such political monsters and
Blease Some say that the State has
been in the throes of such men as
Blease since the days of Havne and
Calhoun. Others are hopeful of a
general cleanup within the course Of
The next few years and look upon
the Lowman incident and the unfa-
yorable reputation 1t has given the
State by the wide publicity it has
caused.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11

Mr.. II. Chiles is doing a rushing
business these days, although the
money is in small amounts.
Mr.. j. b Willis, Jr. returned from
North Carolina recently, having at.
tended the funeral of his father.
If you wish us to enjoy Christmas.
pay us what you owe us. Wen he
happy and you should be happy also
The Armostone Garages afford
the opportunity of life time. Read
the advertisement. Your rent will
pay for the garage. The time paw
ment plan is both inviting and sat
isfactory.
Mr.. j. Cooper, the well known
and popular tonsorial artist has been
confined to his home at 1876 N. 4th
Street during the past waak under
the skillful treatment of DR.. Motea
Lewis.
DR.. e. S Roane is so much i'm.
proved that he has resumed his
practice Of medicine
Miss Harriette Adams, the popular
beauty expert has opened a Beauty
Parlor at 502 n Third Street where
she has received the commendation
o. her many patrons, who have made
arrangements to patroniZe her in
her venture. The place is thing
OF beauty. All modern conveniences
for the bobbing of ladies' hair with
all OF the accompanying requirements
nave been installed The female
public is invited to call and inspect
the place.
Bring us your job work. Let us
estimate on your printing.
The National Benefit Insurance
Company Is doing good business
and making steady progress here
under the management of Mr. Levi
Z. Brown. 1t is located on the third
hoor OF the Mechanics Savings Bank
Building.
Give The Planet for a Christmas
present. Send 1T to your friends who
may have gone North or East or
West 1t is only so cents for three
months: $1.10 or six months and 50
for twelve months Phone the. or
der and we will send and get the
money Better still, send the money
with the order.
We will do your job work Give
US your order now You need Wis.
iting cards and Christmas Greeting
Cards If you have bought the cards
1t viii cost but little to have your
name inserted thereon. 31I N 4th
Street. between Broad and Marshall
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
MATT n. LEWIS
PASSES AWAY

Colonel Matt N Lewis, Editor OF
The Newport News Star died Sunday
night, December 5th, after short
illness. He was we'll known through
out the State of Virginia and a great
power in Newport News.
(Telegram)
Newport News, Va, Dec. 6, 1926.
John Mitchell, Jr.,
Richmond, Planet:
Colonel Matt N Lewis, Editor New.
port News Star died last night ten
O'Clock, age sixty nine. Funeral ar
rangements later.
]. THOMAS NEWSOME
THE STAR PRINTING COMPANY.
Newport News, Va. Dec 6, 1926.
Editor John Mitchell, Jr.,
Richmond, Virginia:
My dear Sir:-This is to inform
you that Col Matt n Lewis died
Sunday night, Editor and Owner of
The Newport News Star. Kindly
mention his death editorially in this
weeks Planet. He was sick only a
few days. not week
Respectfully,
r. L. WHITE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
ARMSTRONG ORCHESTRA WILL
GIVE PROGRAM DEC. nth.

The Orchestra of Armstrong High
School is planning TO give a pro-
gram on the night Of December II,
for the purpose Of securing a much
needed drum for the orchestra and
"etting victrola for the High
School.
Our program promises to be an ex-
cellent one. as we are using some OF
the best talent in the High School
and IN the city.
The general admission is fifteen
f15c) cents patron tickets twenty
Eve (25c( cents. We want you TO
helm us by being yourself patron,
md encoura ging the pupils and your
friends to huy tickets.
MRS PuTL c. WHITE is Director
OF the orchestra.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
ESCAPES FROM Hospital.
tPreston News Service }

tPreston News Service
COLUMBUS, o., Dec 10.-Emery
Harris. aged 26, whose skull was
fractured in an automobile accident
November 26, took French leave"
from Grant Hospital where he had
been confined, early Wednesday morn
ing and made his way to his home
where Corporal Garrett and Patrol
man Ewing found him and returned
him to the hospital. Harris was at
tired IN hospital shirt and his
trousers. How he escaped from the
hospital has not been determined He
was struck by an automobile driven
by r. F. Sutter, at Fifth ana Long
Streets.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
COLEMAN
KILLED ON R. R.
LEFT HOME NEVER TO RETURN.
FAMILY SHOCKED-BODY is
HORRIBLY MUTILATED.

The badly mutilated body of an
aged colored woman was found Sun.
day morning, December 5th, on the
Atlantic Coast Belt Line tracks Cor
oner Whitfield viewed the remains
and turned them over to Funeral d;
rector A. ID. Price. Jr. The head
was fractured and the left arm across
from the shoulder had been severed
from the body The right leg had
been cut off below the knee. She
was identified through the efforts Of
Lawrence Henry and John T. Faunt.
leroy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
HAD BROKEN THE PANE

'In the meantime. he kept saying.
Come on out of there know vor
are inside I said to Mr.. Campbell.
While / am watching here. YOU go
and wake the people in the house .
The policeman had broken the pane
Of glass out Of the door and had gone
inside Then I came around AMI
went in behind the officer. Then he
went into the back / heard a tus
sic and then a pistol shot went
back to the officer and there the
burglar was found huddled under
the post-office desk. We carried him
out the front and I turned on tho
electric light in the confectionery ;
Then Mr. Morris and his wife came
down The fellow knew me for he
called my name"
This ended the interview.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
Streets.

We issued an extra" for Saturday
and Sunday relative to the capture
of a colored burglar in the store Of
Mr.. B. NJ Morris, at the corner of
First and Leigh Streets. The news
boys reaped harvest, having sold
out all that we could print.
Messrs. Cunningham and Minor
had charge of the remains of the
wei, and mother of DIR j. H Black
well, Jr. She died at the residence
of her daughter in Petersburg. Va.
Her remains were brought to South
Richmond and her funeral preached
at the First Baptist Church. They
were carried back to Petersburg and
inferred A steel vault and metallic
casket were used in the interment
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH BEGINS
ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM

The Zion Baptist Church, South
Richmond is celebrating it's 38th
anniversary and the Sth anniversary
Of the Pastor, beginning Sunday
December 10. ending Wednesday,
December Is, 1926.
The Pastor. Rev j w. Dudley. d
L. who has been indisposed for two
weeks. is expecting to be out Sun
day morning and preach from
special subject. cordial invitation
is extended to sll
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
SAW A MATCH-LIGHT.

II turned to look back and | saw
the light of a match, which had been
struck / overlook Mr. Campbell. at
Second and Jackson Streets and we
came back together. When we got
to the corner Of First and Leigh
Streets. Policeman Walker had just
gotten to the door and was hailing
us. He said some one was in there.
/ said. yes. for / have Just passed
here and heard some one in there
told him / had a revolver. He said
Go around the back way and hold
him II he comes out. shoot him
Don't let him get out Of the back
way
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
DEDICATORY SERVICES AT MT
OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH

Mt. Olive Baptist Church moves
in her new building at Stop No. 10,
Richmond-Petersburg Pike, Sunday
December 5. 1925 The Dedicatory
Services will begin Sunday, Dec. 12,
and close Dec. IT, 1926
All friends are welcome to wor-
shin with us In these services
REV. J. s JOHNSON AM. DID.
Pastor. >
JAMES M. BROWN. Clerk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
'T|MEs5D|sPATCH'.
E[NNI|NlATE.sG00D |
MORNING JUDGE

The Richmond. Va. Times Dispatch
has ceased publication of it's Good
Morning, Judge" column, which had
caused furore among the colored
population here. The attack upon
this feature was LED by Prof. Gordon
b Hancock, OF Virginia Union Uni
versity, who was sustained in his OBJ
jections by the Baptist Ministers
Conference. The following editorial
appeared in the Times-Dispatch, on
Monday, December 6, 1926:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11

A large audience greeted Rev. H.
II. Johnson at Sharon Baptist Church
last Sunday night, when he delivered
by special request the sermon on
"Watch That Snake Behind the
Hedge" Churchgoers aver that it
was one of the most effective ser
mons heard here in a long while
Much favorable comment is heard
this week from those VINO were for
tunate enough to hear him
Miss Ruth Merris made three ap
pearances here to great advantage
last Sunday. She spoke in the morn
ing at Second Baptist and in the
afternoon and night at Fifth Street
Baptist Church Miss Morris is the
daughter of DR.. Charles 8 Morris,
and is enroute to Africa as a volun.
teer missionary.
The Baptist Ministers Conference
is having some interesting discus
sions at their Mondav afternoon ses
sions at Ebenezer. Papers by Prof.
Miles Mark Fisher and Rev. X d.
Turner were discussed recently.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
N o T C e

a Meeting of the representatives
from the various lodges of the city
will be he'd. on the second Tuesday
night in December to make arrange
ments for the installation of the Of.
fic"rs of the Knights OF Pythias'
lodges. All are urged to be present
at the Pythian CastleJ
GEORGE L. BRANCH DID. G. C.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
MANNING-MORRTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Morris, Of
Ashland, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Sara Azile, to Mr..
Emerson Wayne Manning. April 6.
1926, ST, Johns Episcopal Parson-
age, Tappahannock. Virginia
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
ALLEN IN CHARGE.
THE WRONG DIRECTION.

1t is more than a mile from 1912
Hickory Street to the point where
her body was found. 1t may have
been that in wandering about to
return home, she took the wrong di
rection and lost her bearings. ia |
ing over the steep sides of the en-
bankment to hte tracks below.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
EUREKA CHORUS AT GOODWILL
BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Eureka Chorus VIII appear in
concert at Goodwill Baptist Church.
40 North Monroe, Sunday, Decen-
ber IL, 1926, $3.50 p. M. Friends
are urged to come Prof II. 3 Bur.
rell. Director; William J. Hopkins.
Manager; Rev. w. 3. Ball, Pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
WILL NEVER KNOW.

The body was down on the railroad
tracks under the Broad Street bridge
which tracks had been depressed
some years ago. Just how she got
out there, several miles from her
residence will never be known. Her
name is Mrs Oney J Coleman. She
leaves daughter, son inlaw and
several grandchildren. She belonged
to the old type of colored folks and
had many friends in this community.
ALLEN IN CHARGE.
M F.. Allen brought the party to
the Price morgue. He hoisted it to
the main road level with derrick,
as j. was impra acticable to bring il up
in the ordinary way She resided at
9O7 N. Fourth Street, where her
daughter was interviewed She stated
that her mother left her home Sat
urday afternoon at O'Clock to visit
their old homesead at 1912 Hickory
Street. The funeral director re
moved the remains from the scene
of the accident at 1890 Sunday
morning. The left hand was practi-
cally frozen.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
MIR. vAuGHANs STATEMENT
ON THE WAY HOME

He said. Il had closed up at abou.
$3.50 Saturday morning, in com
pany with my partner, Mr. Campbell
He left me at Second and Leigh
Streets. He was on his way to his
home, 1909 N Second Street and /
was on my way home, going to my
residence. Chamberlayne Avenue and
Duyal Streets. / saw the window of
this confectionery at 101 e Leigh
Street cut out on the side next to
Mr.. Joe Westray's residence Ny
suspicious were aroused. I heard q
noise on the inside. 1 was unarmed.
L knew my partner owned a revolver.
/ walked slowly by the window ard
passed down First Street north to
overtake my partner.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
Officer
Shoots
Burglar

John William Russell, age 80 years,
A. M, while in the act of robbing
the Post Office Sub-Station conduct.
ed by the well-Enown colored con
fectioner. B. Al Morris at the south
east cor. of First and Leigh SITS
Mr.. Morris and his Madame were
sound as.eep. The watchiul patrol
man j. l. Walker saw things that
convinced him that matters were
not right in the store and he walked
in suddenly on the burglar, who at
tackled him with a chair.
The officer took pains not TO kill,
but winged" his man by shooting
him in the arm. A flesh wound re.
suited. The prisoner gave 500 Cath
crime street as his home address.
The sub station was previously con-
Quoted by Confectioner King, a well
known business man here.
Russell is charged with breaking
into a postal station and resisting
an officer
MIR. vAUlGHAN'S STATEMENT
John G Vaughan, brother-in law o
B. T. Kenny, an officer in the Com
mercial Bank & Trust Co., and part.
ner Of Alvin l. Campbell in the
Dining Room Department of the
Biltmore Hotel and who operates
Vaughan's Toxic Cafe at Second and
Clay Streets and string of enter
prises, was interviewed concerning
the burglary at Morris Confection-
cry.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11
Personals and Briefs

Mr. H. Chiles is doing a rushing
business these days. although the
money is in small amounts.
Mr.. j. B. Willis, Jr. returned from
North Carolina recently, having at.
tended the funeral of his father.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-11

If you wish us to enjoy Christmas.
pay us what you owe us. Wen be
happy and you should be happy also.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
AGYONLOTTE MAGAT EGY
ALEZREDEs, AMIERT CsALA-
DI NEVET MEGHURCOLTAK.

Budapest :-Etrekarcsai Lukacs
Sander ny. alezredes a Terez ko-
rut,nagytrafik tulajdonosa f6be-
l6tte magat. Tettet azert kovet-
tie ell. inert nem tudta elviselni,
hogy meghurcoljak a nevet. A
nagytrafikban kiilf0ldi arut tal1l
TAX es emiatt eljarast inditottak
ia trafik tula jdonosa ellen. A ma
pokban azntan postatakarek-
penztar ,egy IA milli6 koronas
csekkcsalasnak jott a nyomara
egy regebbi befizetes kapcsan, a
mire a miniszterium megvonta a
trafikenged6lyt. Ez annyira lesuj
totta az artatlansagat hangoztato
alezredest, hogy mem birta bevar-
nj az Observation-Disclosures kedvez6
eredmenyet, f6belotte magat. A
goly6 keresztulfurta agyat, ALA
pota rem6nytelen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
SIT. GY0RGY RoMAI- ES COR. KATH
SzoVETSEG 12.-IK, SIT. MIHALYR6L
ELNEvEzETT oszTALYA, YoUNGsTowN,
OHIO.

Diszeln0k-Rev Suba l. Ern6, eln6k-
Lengyel Andras, alelnokok-Bajusz Janos es
Hricz6 Janosne, p6nztarnok-Palk6 Janos,
lev. titkar es iegyz6-Lengyel Peter, penz-
tart ellen6r-Nagy J6zsef, beteglatogat6k-
Cast Youngstownban) Szalai Ferencne,
Steetonon) )--Batari Andrasne es Solt6sz
Mihaly, (South Sideon) Macy Janos, (Bri-
er Hillen) )-Hricz6 Jano., Warre1-ban)-
Szajko Lajos. Betegseg jelentend6 az eln0k-
mel: 1718 Silliman St, telefon: 9-4971. Be-
tegatogat6 ellen6r, ti'bdr (lakasa: 2208
Donald Ave.), akihez kiildend6 egyleti iigy
ben mnden level. Hivatalos orvos: DIR. Lau-
risin Jen6, $50 East Federal St.
Rendes gyues minden no masodik vasar-
napjan SIT. Gy6rgy g6r. kath. magyar tenn
plom (702 Mahoning Ave) alatti teremben.
A Sz0vetsegnek tagja lehet, az alapszaba-
iyokban megallapitott feltetelek mellett min
rem r6ma es gor. kath. ferfi es no. Is ev-
t6l egesz As ewes korig. A Szovetseg k6t dol
lar havi befizetes elleneben fizet a tag or6-
k6seinek $1,000.00 azaz dollar halal-
eseti iarulekot, vaamint beteg tagoknak
$7o0 azaz het dolldrt heti betegsegely ci-
men.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
YOUNGSTOWN KossUTH KoZMUvELo-
DEsI EGYESULET.

Elnok: Gagyi Janos alelnok: Benyei Lasz'
10, iegyz6 titkar: Uray Karoy (1708 Oak,
wood Youngstown, Ohio), penztarnok: Mol,
mar Lajosne p6nztari elen6rok: Gagyi Be
la Is Giirtler Adolf, haznagy: Katoch odon,
k6nyvtarnok: Liszkay Gabor, football csa'
pat vezet6ie: Juhasz Janos. Nagybzottsag1
tagok: Molnar Mihaly es Molndr Lajos.
Az egylet celia a magyar tarsadalmi elet
tejlesxtese. tsgiainak sz6rakoztatAsa 'es .
magyar nyelv fejleszt6se 6s meg6vasa. Az
egylet helyis6ge nyitva minden este a tagok
resz&re. vtarhasznalat es egyeb szorako
zasok allanak tagok rendelkezesere.
Tagsagi dij ferfiaknak $500 felevenknt
n6k tagsagi dija $50 felevenkint. -
BeAllAsi dij ferfiaknak $2.oc, n6knek s1.oo
81 a rendes felevi tagsagi dij.
Gyuleseit tartia minden h6nap els6 "a
s&rnapjan q 124 East Federal Stresten
isv6 saiat helyisegeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
A HALOTT FERJ ELM
DULT "A. KAUKAZUSB0L
FERJHEZMENT FELE-
SEGEHEZ.

Laki Istvan katafai lak6s 4 evi
boldog hazaselet utan felesege es
harom gyermeke mellol katona-
max vonult be a Is. honved' gya-
lokezredhez, ahonnan az orosz
frontra keriilt. Otthon epedve var
ia vissza csaladja 6s az elhanya-
COLT 'birtok, amikor a sok-sok
gyaszhir KOHL egy Lakinet is szi
ven sujtotta. Az erred hivatalo-
san ertesitette, hogy ferje 1917
julius Ten hosi halalt halt.
Lakine mem tudott belenyugod-
nj gyaszba, remenykedett, hogy
mindinkabb mint komorszinii mo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
NEW BRUNsWICKI IN. J.) SCENT
IMRE HERCEG BETEGSEGELYZ6 EGYLEI
DIX szAMU YOUNGSTOWN FIoKJA.
Alapittatott 1919 julius Sen.

Eln0k: Gy6ri Mihaly aelnok: Takats
JOSEF, penztarnok: Grosz Istvan, jegyz6
Szilagyi Janos, levelez6 titkar: Hauzer FIJI
1op (s77 Rose Street, kihez az egyletet erdek
l6 leyeklek kiildend6k). f6ellen6r: Siroki Mi
haly, penztari ellen6r: Hauzer Fiil0p, 3-tagu
szamvzsgal6- -bizottsag: Olajos Andras, Szal
Istvan 6s Hegyi Gyorgy, beteglatogat6k
(Steetonon) Baask6 Andrdsn6 es Siroki M
h&ly, (Brer Hillen) sziIagyi Janos, (East
Youngstownban) Takats JOSEF, ajto6r: Fe.
dor Janos.
Hivatalos orvos: DIR. Mahrer Marion, 2O2
Terminal Bldg.
Az egylet 1000 dollar halaleseti, IS dol.
lar temet6si es heti s dollar betegsegelyt
fizet A havi dj IS cent
Gviileseit tartja minden h6 cls6 vasar
napjan d. u. 2 6rakor g0rog katholkus
templom bascmentjeben (Mahoning ave.) :
Betegs6g jelentend6 az en0kne Gyori Mi
haly G01 Bright Ave, g. youngstovn)
vagy jegyz6n6l: Szilagyi Janos (5O2 Cres-
cent ST., Youngstown, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
AZ EAST YOUNGSTOWN I. PET0F.
sANDoR MAGYAR BETEGsEGELYz0
EGYLET

Elnok: F0d6 Istvan, alelnok: Keszler Fe.
rene, Jegyzo: r. Benedek j., titkar: Horvath
Rafael (29S Robinson Road, East Youngs.
town, o., kihez minden az egyletet erdekl6
ertesites kudend6, penztarnok: Saghi Ignac,
penztari elen6r Lukovszky Pal, 3.as BIZ
es NO.
klub gyuleseit az eln6k hivja ossze.
zottsag: Tor6k JOSEF, Macy Ignacz es
Urlaub Antal, beteglatogat6k: Takacs J6zsef,
Cseh Mihaly, Torok JOSEF, moi beteglatoga-
t6k: F0d6 Istvann6 es Hazelto~ban Szab6
josef zaszl6tart6k tmagyar) Gyurk6
Gy6rgy es Lac6 Istvan, (amerikaD: Cseh
Mihaly es Varga Jozsef, ajt66r0k V6kasi
Mihaly es Kiraly Istvan, trusteek: Kiss Mix
los es Fod6 Istvan.
Havi gyiileseit tartja minden h6nap negye.
dix vasarnapjan d. u. oral kezdettel a
Grow Hallban.