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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
new CASTLE
TEMETES.

Szomoru gyasz borult ismet a
magyarsagra, egy eleter6s, virag-
jaban levo magyar testveriinket
ragadott ell a kony0rtelen halal
sorainkbol.
Januar 1S.-an temette ell, meg
hato beszed kisereteben, ut. Var
ga Lajos (Beaver Falls-i) lelkes2
Gyorgy Sander magyar festive
rinket, aki 81 ewes koraban, 0r0k
alomra hunyta lie szemeit. A meg
boldogult ING megyei volt Ii
szasalamonrol keriilt varoslmkba
Gyaszoljak: testver batyjd
Gyorgy Istvan es csaladja, Macy.
batyja: Gyorgy Istvan, valamint
szamos rokon, ismcros ts joba.
rat.
Beke hamvaira.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
A NILES, Oh REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: Cs6pke Istvan, ref. lelkesz
Templom a w. Second St.-en.
Parochia a templommal szemben.

Presbyteri gyiiles lesz reanb
k0vetkezo szombaton, este tenn.
plom basemenNjeben, fel nyolc
oral kezdettel.
Kivanatos, hogy minden pres
bytere az egyhaznak jelen le'
gyen, mlert rendkiviil fontos
tareyak keriilnek szonyegre, &
melyek felett dontest kell hoz.
nunk.
Az Ifjusagi K0r tagjai, a ross
lido miatt, mem. jelentek meg elee
szamban multi vasarnap, hogy I
gyiilest meg leh| |etett volna tarta
nj. Legk0zelebb tarsas 0sszej0ve
teliink0n, azaz februar 10.-en
gyiilest megtartjuk.
Egyhazmegyei gyiiles.-A pres
byterian egyhaz, Mahoning egy
hazmegyeje, mlelyhez egyhazunl
is tartozik, februar Gen 10 6la
kor tartja gyiileset Youngstown
ban, First Presbyterian egyhai
kapolnajaban. Egyhazunkat lie
kesz fogja kepviselni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Hirdetes.-Abaumegye, kassai
sziiletesu, Youngstown lakos Tro-
jan X. Janos: neh. Trojan Hen
rik es Siposs Maria fla, veszi ma
gahoz hazastarsul Durda Margi-
tot, Durda Mihaly es Liptak Ju-
liza leanyat. Eskiisznek februar
9.-en.
A SGT. Istvan Egylet gyiilese.-
A jov6 vasarnap tart1a a SIT.
lstvan Egylet rendes havi gyiile-
set, es pedig "a Kath. Ifjusagi Kor
nj helyisegeben, mely a West F1e-
deral St.-en van: majdnem szem-
ben Home Savings bankkal. Ma
gyon kivanatos volna, ha minden
katholikus ferfi, no es gyermek
ehhez az egylethez tartoznek, az
igazat megvallva, kotelessege vol
ma minden katholikus ferfinek
nonek - akar Greg, akar fatal =
tartozni Scent Istvan Egylet-
hez. Minden rendes ember = le-
gyen az ferfi, vagy no - tartozik
templomhoz es tartozik az egv
lethez Anarikaban. Aki az egyik
vagy mask, vagy eppen mind a
ket k0telezettseg al6l kibuvik, ON
magat amitia elobbut6bb ka-
rat vallja. A SIT. Istvan Egylet
mex van 0sszesen 240 tagja, ho-
lott konnyen lehetne ezer tagia
ha tekintjiik d magyarsagnak az;
a Macy Szamat, mely Youngstown
IS k0rnyeken lakik. Mily Macy
elony szarmaznek abbol a tagokra
nezve, ha egyiitt lennenek SIT
Istvan Egyletben, lassuk: Elso-
sorban arr6l lehetne gondolkoz.
ni, nem-e lehetne d betegsegelyt
felemelni: masodsorban, a halal
escti dij magatol MEME fel ezel
dollarig, s0t arrol is lehetne tana-
Eodni, vajjon eIgy ilyen maga,
taIaszam mellett mem lehetne-e {
halaleseti dijat $1200.00 felemel
nj: sot ennel esetleg magasabbv
is. Kedves magyar hittestverek
AZ egyesiilesben van az ero, a szet
huzasban eElenben a gyengeseg
Gyengek vagyunk, inert mem va
gyunk egyek, hanem szethuzunl
minden telisn. Pr6baljuk csaE
megfogadni az okos szot, abe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
lak maid a kitiizott celok fele.

=
Minden egyes magyar, aki az
Elso Amerikai Magyar Iparos,
Kozmiivelodesi es Bs. Egyesiilet-
mex tagja kivan lenni, felvilagosi
tasert forduljon a titkarhoz, ci-
me: Kovecsi Albert, 1465 Allen
Ave-, S. E. Canton, O., aki a leg
nagyobb keszseggel valaszol min
den kerdesre. A beallas fentem-
litett idon beliil, igyenes, fizeten-
do $100 halaleseti alapra, vala-
mint havonta rs cent. Ennek ell
leneben minden egyes tag kap ma
pi $1.OO betegsegelyt 5 hetig, ez-
utan pedig napi so centet. A tag
halala eseten, az 0rokosok $780,
segelyt kapnak.
Minden magyar figyelmet fell
hiviuk ere nemes celu egyesii.
letre. Sep dolog lenne, ha az in
gyenes beallas sok szaz magyar
testverrel Ieyarapitana tagok
eddig is tekintelyes szamat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
FARSANGI BAL.


A Verhovay Stgely Egylet new
castlei, 66.-ik fiokja februar 49,
an, szombaton este anagyszabasu
farsangi mulatSagot rendez Mo-
ravia ,St.-en ldv6 Szlovak Hall
ban. A fenyes S igiazan minden te-
l1intetben nagyszabasunak iger-
kezo farsansi, i skalomra lapunk
utjan is felfivJuk sugy a helybe-
Ii, mint a kornyeki magyarsag fl
gyelmet.
A rendezosfg szorgoskodik
nagyban, ICY azutan mem gketse-
ges, hogy bad minden tekintet-
ben sikeriilt lesz. A muIatsagra
osszejovo magvarsagot szamos
kedves meglepetes varja maid.
Kitiin6 ciganybanda fogja huzni
a talpalavalot, aki oft lesz ezen
a balon, az amig el, mem felejti
ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
Az IPAROS EGYESULET
HIREI

A Cantoni Iparos Egyesiilet ja-
nuar 24.-en tartott rendkivuli
gyjilesen elhatarozta, hogy feb
ruar 7.-tol egesz majus Zig, meg
nyitja az EgyesGletet, ingyenes
beallas mellett, minden magyar
szamara. Evvel kedvezmennyel
naj2y elonyt nyujt nemcsak "a
helybeli, hanem videki magyar
sagnak. Akik beananak az egye-
siiletbe. egymast segitve halad-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
lG9GEEGEG EGIlRlGGEGE
|Egyhazi hirek
l1El92ll2ll l@flf@lTll11l

lyett hogy Oft vagyunk a sok egy
letben, leI2yiink egyben: SIT. Ist
van Egyletben, mely katholil1us
egylet azert abba4l van htlye
minden katholikus ferfinplk, no.
mex es gyermeknek. Lepjetek be
kath'olikusok a SIT. Istvan Egy.
letbe! es pedig minel el6bb, an
nal jobb ratok nezve.
Adomanyok. - Szeminariumra
adtak: Belenszky Janosne So, Pin
ter Gy6rgy $3.50, id. Haluska 10
zsef a templomra $40, Cselle 10
zsefne gyertyara soc es Miglecz
Mihalyne soc. listen fizesse meg
Havidijak. Schultz Sander
$3.50, Tomcsak Gy0rgy (Briel
Hill) $26.5O, Hery Janos r.. Yo-
ungstown) $3.50, Belenszky Ju
liza So, Hochwart Vendelne 81
Bodolai Istvan 81, Valk0czi ia
nos 81, id. Haluska JOSEF Sc
Kantor Antalne So, Szabo Jozse1
$6, Menyhert Jozsefne -, Kele
men Pal So, Mihok Sandorne 81
Dugasz Istvan Sc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
CANTONI HIREK
POMPAs EL0ADAS.
A Kossuth K0r miikedveloit meg
hivta az Iparos Egyesiilet.-A XII
tiin0 gardG "Tolonc Q. nepszin
. muvet mutatja be.

Az elenk tarsadami -eletet XII
fejt6 Tparos Egyesiilet, lapunk ut
jan egy orvendetes bejelentessel
szolfs1l ugy helybeli, ! mint 4
kornyeki magyarsagnak. A veze-
toseg egy vendegszereplesre meg
hivta youngstown Kossuth Kor
miikedvelS gardajat, akik a meg
hivasnak szives 0r0mmel kesz-
seggel tesznek eleget.
Fcbruar 21.-en, vasarnap a XII
tiin6 szercplokbol aH6 garda at
randul Cantonba, hogy magyar
nepszinmiivek legszebbiket, a
Tolonc' LOT bemutassa az otta-
nj magyarsagnak. A cantoni, no
meg a kornyekiAmagyarsag szives
szeretettel varja a Youngstown
testyer egyesiilet minden egyes
ftagjat, az eloadas el0keszitese
nagy buzgalommal folyik, ugy,
hogy a darab l1inden jel szerint,
zsufolt haz elott keriil MAID bemu
tatasra.
A cantoni es k0rnycki magyar
kaguak. eltekintye attol hory
egy mindeu tekintet,ben elveze-
tes eloadasban> lesz resze, a ven
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
Refornatus egyhaz

Istentisztelet.-A reank k0vet-
kezo vasarnapon, febr. len del
el0tt, a szokott idoben, ut. Kova
csy Miklos Tstvan cleveland ref.
lelk6sz fog predikalni temple
munkban.
TIT emlitjjik meg, hogy vasar-
hoz egy hetre, ut. Pazar Miklos
kingstowni (Pa.) ref. leakesz, feb
ruar 12-en pedig ut. Kalassay
Sandor arvaatya fogja vegezni az
istentiszeteletet.
~. Reformatus testvereinket ker.
jiik, hogy minel nagyobb szam-
ban jojjenek ossze vasarnapon-
kent tartando Observation-Disclosures
Multi vasarnap lellxeszi szol
galatot mem Mt. D0kus Gabor We.
gezte, amint az hirdetve volt. Bi-
zonyos okok mratt mem jelenhe
tett meg k0zottiink. Ennek kovet-
keztehiem Mt Horvath Samuel
homestead (Pa.) ref. lelkesz hi
vatott meg predikalt a tenn
plomunk Khan megjelenf nagysza
mu hallgatosagnak.
Az egyhaz eloljar6saga halaS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

degjatek napjan alkalma lesz meg
ismerkedni a youngstown ven-
degekkel, ez a talalkozas csak a
testyeri egyiitterzes es megertes
celjait fogja szolgalni s ket videk
magyarsaganak szivet kozelebb
hozza maid egymashoz.
Magyar testvereink figyelmet
mar most felhiviuk a februar 81
XII elGadasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

koszonetet mond Mt. Horvath Sa.
muel lelkesz urnak, azon josagos
eselekedeteert, hogy az utolst
oraban elhangzott hivo szavunk-
ra, kozottiink megjelent szivre.
hato predikaciojaval, k0pnyekre
fakasztotta a hallgat6sagot. Ko.
szonettel tartozunk neki azert is
hogy reszere felajanlott tiszte-
letdijb6l $15-t, azaz tizen0t dol
lart visszaadomanyozott egyha-
zunk penztaraba.
Molnar, egyh. jegyz6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
A disznotoros vacsora adoma

A disznotor0S vacsora adoma-
nyozoi k0ziil kimaradtak kovet-
kez6k neve es adomanyai: SEE
kelly Janos egy csirke, Lutheran Pc
ter ket csirke, Mrs. Varga ket
csirkIe, Mrs. Demjen soc, Mrs. Ga
val 81. Nagyon kerem az adako-
zokat, hogyha a sok nev k0ziil XII
marad valakinek neve, jelentse a
lellesznek hogy hibat r0gt0n
Observation-Disclosures.
Kereszteles.-Januar "a. en- ke-
reszteltetett Ilona- Erzsebet me-
vekre F0ldvary Sandor, Szatmar
M, Tyukodi sziiletesii atyankfia
es neie, miskolczi sziiletesii Korcs
mares Erzsebet leanykaja. Ke-
resztsziilei voltak: Kis Karoly es
neje, Vajtko Erzsebet detroit la
kosok.
Tarsasvacsora.-A multi vasar-
nap tartott tarsas vacsorankon,
dacara a Macy esonek, eleg szep
szammal jelentek meg. Miutan a
szamadas Noi Klubunk legk0ze-
lebbi gyiilesen ejtetik meg, arr6l
most mem jelenthetek mas, mint
hogy haszonnal vegzod0tt vacso
IA. Ezuton k0sz0n0m meg farad-
hatatlan kollektalo. rendezo es
f0z0 asszonyainknak, felszolgalo
leanyainknak eros munkajat. A
vacsoran vendegiil lattuk Sebes-
tyen Endre, fiiggetlen reformatus
esperes urat is, aki gy0nyorii be-
szeddel lelkldsitette megjelente-
ket. Bolcshazy Gy0rgy. a "Gyu-
ri bacsi' is olyan szonoklatot tar
tott, amely nemcsak egy egyszerii
munkas. de barmely szonoklattal
| foglalkoz0nak is becsiiletere Walt
volna. A nagyhangu Kantor Dam
r0l es eros munkajarol mem EN-.
lekszem meg kiil0n, inert hatha
mtdgharagszik erte. Ugy a nok
mint ferfiak, kifogastalan muir
kat vegeztek minden6i egy kel,
lemesen eltolt0tt este emlekeivel
tavozott.
Torvenythoz6 testtletiink mur
kaja erosen folyik. Mihelyt tor
venycikkhk elkesziilnek, elobb a,
F9gyhaz eloljaroimak, azutan koi
! gyiilesnek mutattatnak be jovahf
gyas, vagy javitas vegett. Legye1
mindenki tiirelemmel, inert egy
| ilyen dolgot mem lehet elhamar
kodva csinalni. Olyan helyes e
eros torvenyek kellenek nekiink
melyek biztositsak tovabb zavar.
taIan haladasunkat es felviragZa
sunkat.
A lelkesz vi lakasa: s91 Mahor
! ing Ave. A telefon is meg ezen a
heten bevezattetik.
listen dics6segere a multi vasar-
| lnap Belenszky JOSEF adomanyo-
zott egy dollart es Antal Matyas
$4t.
Templom-alapra ujabban Ba-
kos Andras adomanyozott $50
keszpenzt, id. kotel Jozsef pedig
$50 keszpenzt.
MOI Klubunk reank k0vetkez6
vasarnap, delutan 3-kor, gyiilest
tart lelkesz lakason 1891 Mahon
ing Ave-, kozepz6 porcs.)
A februar 10.-iki bal a Crow
Hall hatalmas termeben fog le-
zajlani. Ott legyen mindenki, ak
tancolni, mulatni akar. Lesz ott
minden, ami sziikseges a j6 mula-
lashoz. Az east Youngstown ba-
lok hiresek. A Crow Hall pedi2
East Youngstownban van. Tehat
februar 10.-en OFT legyen minden.
ki az east Youngstown Crow-fele
Hallban. OFT akarunk latni min
denkit, aki secret benniinket.
Tisztelettal. a rendezosev.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
FIzETEsI IGENY.

Remelhetek-e legalabb havi
ot miIlio. fnetest, ha elfoglalonl
EFT az allast?
Hogyne. remelhet t0bbet Is.
de en- csak llarnlat fizetek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

Az alanti utolso modelii gepek gyor
san elkelnek - az aruk olyan. Nezze
meg meg ma.
1925. model Fordor Ford Sedan.
1925. model Ford Coupe.
1924. Ford Coupe.
1923. Ford Coupe.
1921. Ford Touring.
2-1924 Maxwell Club Sedan.
1925. Maxwell Club Sedan.
1926. Overland Touring. mint az vi, pro
bagepnek hasznalva.
Packard Single 6 Touring.
1924. Maxwell 4 szem6lyes Coupe.
1924. Oldsmobile 6 Coupe, mint az al.
Dodge Selan.
Minden gepet jotallassal adunk ell.
Ha mines megelegedve, hozza vissza.
KERESSE Mr.. WILSONT
MOSS SCHREIBER, INC.
Wick Avenue at Rayen
Telcfon 35137
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
100 PER CENT
N. A. A. C. P.

The following named young
men are all employed at the
board of fire underwriters under
Walter A. Brown. In everything
they undertake and in everything
they do, they work as a unit.
They were approached last week
to join the Oakland branch of the
N. A. A. C. P, and when the
solicitor returned he was handed
the book with the ten stubs and
$40 with a word Just tell Mr..
Bagnall at the New York Office
we are 100 per cent. namely:
Eugene Harris, Walter l.. Brown
W. E. Vaughn, M. N. Crawford,
Walter E. TAYLOR, Elmer Graves,
! Leroy J. Cannon, Llovd Edwards
Alert Amos, Clifford Wall, anc
/ Theodore r. Hardeman.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
Joint installation

Hannibal and Victoria lodges,
and AM, held joint installation of
officers on Dec. 18th at their lodge
room. The Masonic fraternity of this
city will be hosts to the grand lodge
next wear. Plans are alreadv or
foot to entertain the grand body as
only San Francisco knows how
the several committees have been
appointed, and the programme will
soon be announced.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

Make San Francisco the happiest
CITY in the world" That will be the
official slogan of the citv's next
community chest campaign, accord.
ing to announcement by Col. Geo.
Filmer. campaign director. In the
relief Of suffering and in all humani-
tartan work being done by it's
agencies, the community chest is
ever making San Francisco a better
place in which to live," declares
Col. Fllmer. Let us remember the
Madame &. .. Walker Home and
Booker I. Washington Centre are
among the agencies and when called
upon do our share. In recent cam
palgn in Richmond, Va, our group S
quota was $1,000, and the race
went over the top, giving more than
than $1,000
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
OBITUARY

The many friends of Rev. A. r.
DohbinS will be sorry to learn OF the
passing of his aunt, who passed
aWav recently IN the South. She
was o5 wears old.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
". A. A. G.. p.
San Francisco Branch

San Francisco branch N.A.A.C P
will announce the biggest voun
peoples popularity contest ever pu
over in the bav region. The dat
will appear next week. An orator.
cal contest will be the concludin
evenings programme.
If YOU have not paid 81 member
ship to the N.A.A.C.P. during tn
year 1926, will you include this il
your special Christmas gift to your
self? Do YOU know that the diseas
of race Preparations against Afro
American citizens is more fatal f
souls of men than any contagiou
disease known to medical science
Now, just suppose that the thre'
I-oWmans who were ivnChed a
Aiken on October 8 were your owr
sister and brothers, would Mt yot
want the guilty persons brought t,
justice, that they would remembel
not to lvrch the remainder of voul
and vourselfs Has. any
man the right to take that v hich
cannot give1 Did not Christ come
to earth to bring peace and gooc
will to all mankind? As mar
thinketh, so is he. Therefore wher
men and women of our group beglr
to think that the success # America
depends upon our own race, we ir
realitv become the panacea of ou'
own problems. We must not b.
egotistic, conceited, or vain, but We
must eXalt ourselves more highl,
than we do. We must get back tt
the old landmarks of humility, love
and service. emulating the life o1
Christ, and not of our weaker
brother. Dark-skinned American
citizen, the wealth of the land is al
your service if you only think it is
Let Us use it. Just a dollar to bring
lasting peace to race and a nation
Office N.A.A.C.P., San Francisco
branch, 4 Regley Place.
The junior division of the N.A.A
c. P. invites everv girl ard boy, Il
to II years old, to Join. A huge
mass meeting will be held on Jan.
at the Third Baptist church at 8::3(
pm. Geo. Johnson, u. G. studen
and vice-president Oakland Lyceun
will be the speaker. Convene 8:ot
dismiss $50. Start on time. Th
juniors have for one feature of thei
work, solution of procrastination-
$3.50 does not mean 1856. Mis-
Tabitha Anderson is directress.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

Fritz Jacobs ran up from Tulare
on Wednesday night to meet D. @.
Secretary Jacob Soares, Jas. Scott
and Philip O'Reillv of Sacramento
who paid Golden Gate Lodge an
official visit.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
SICK AND CONVALESCINC

Mrs. Henry Brown of 1915 Lvon
street. mother of Mrs. j. E. Forman
of 787 Eighth avenue. is seriously
i'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown are
among the pioneers OF San Francisco
K. Lang, who had a toe broken
three weeks ago, is reported better.
George Yebby IS still reported on
the sick list.
Mrs. w. q. Gaskins, who has
been SERIOUSLY i'll at her home. 1857
Blake street, is convalescing.
Mrs Rachel Smith, nee Williams,
is confined to San Francisco hospital
AMI will undergo an operation.
William Harris, who has been on
the sick list the past wear, was able
to attend meeting of his lodge on
the 18th instant.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
HERE AND THERE
aeard and Seen
In Passing

M. S. Caneca, member of Golden
Gate lodge. met with very painful
accident. He has a lacerated hand
that caused him to lay off from work
for the past two weeks.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
OUR Collectors

To our Observation-Disclosures take
notice: Bills will be mailed to all
delinquent subscribers Jan. l, 1927
and those who have been receiving
the paper we hope will be prepared
to meet our collector. Some are
more than two years in arrears, and
if not paid the paper will be dis
continued. We hope it will not be
necessary to take this action.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

The editor received an invitation
from the Happy Hour club of Bethel
church to tea last Sunday at the
M. j. Walker Home. A previous
engagement prevented our attend
ance. We thank you.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
GOLDEN GATE LODGE MEETING

Golden Gate Lodge, Odd Fellows
held well attended meeting on the
18th inst. 1t was an annual round
up of all the old members. Mr.. Tod
Butler had kindly consented to pick
up Will Harris, member paralvzed
j. V. Scott and John Barton, who
are blind. None of them has been
in the lodge room for years. 1t was
very kind and thoughtful Of Mr..
Butler to do this, and it is certainly
appreciated by the lodge. 1t was
election night and Golden Gate had
as the guest of honor Jacob SoareS,
the District Grand Secretary, from
Sacramento. A smoker was arranged
in his behalf. A grand evening was
spent.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

James Scott of Sacramento was
visitor to Golden Gate Lodge at it's
last meeting.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18
SAN FRANCISCO
NEWS ITEMS
BY Our Agent

Shasta lodge of Elks and Guiding
Star Temple held memorial services
at Zion church on Dec. 18th. The
members turned out largely.
The Western outlook., 1926-12-18

Zion literary society meets everv
Monday evening at the church.
Russell Hill is president. Supp ose
we drop over once in awhile---see if
we can encourage them.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-04-09
Standing Committees

Executive-Hary f. Cochran, C.
H. Morgan, Carl l.. Lippincott, G. f.
Morrison, j. Oscar Juch, f. +. Baker,
II. w. Black
Legislative-Harry f. Cochran,
Carl L. Lippincott, f. f. Leedy, H.
w Black.
Grievance-E. f. Baker, Carl Arm
strong, c. j. Baker, Harold Davis,
Anthony Brecht.
Organization-Carl l.. Lippincott,
w. f. Trickey, c. A. Sprouse.
Compensation Advisory - l.. G.
Kline, G.. w. Dover, Jesse Shimmel.
School Relations-E. f. Leedy, +.
E. Baker, Carl Armstrong, Harry f.
Cochran, G. +. Morrison.
Label-Carl l.. Lippincott, VIM.
Lockwood, j. Oscar Juch.
Fraternal Relations-E. E. Baker,
C. H. Morgan, Harry F. Cochran.
Press-Harry f. Cochran, C. II.
Morgan, Carl l.. Lippincott.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-04-09

THE French governments weak
Il ness WAS revealed in the chamber
of deputies on the request for emer-
gency funds to sustain state functions
during April War Minister Paul Pain
leve's demand for l00OO,OO francs
10000 credits to carry on opera
tiOns in Syria were reduced 900 900
francs on the motion of Socialist Dep
uty Baron The vote was 26S to 265.
Premier BRAND, who feared a sim
liar attack on the appropriation for the
war in Morocco, rushed to the rescue
He pleaded with the deputies not to
hamper him at a mOment when peace
in Morocco was just over the horizon
He defended the much criticized
French refusal to consider Abd-eI
Krim's peace offers, and then an
nOunced France was about to make q
counter offer to the rebellious Riff
fans. These terms are already formu
lated, he declared.
Deputy Baron, who has just re-
turned from a first-hand investigation
Of the Syrian rebellion. said he thought
it would be a good idea to hand over
the Syrian mandate to Premier Mus
solini of Italy.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-04-09
Pressmen Take
Over a Bank
Special to Newark Leader

Another mighty recruit to the long
list of labor organizations interested
in labor banking was enlisted recent
ly when the International Printing
Pressmen's Union announced the
purchase Of control of the Hawkins
County Bank Of Rogersville, Tennes-
see. Rogersville lies near the inter
national headquarters of this power
full printing trades union, and its
bank is the logical depository for
millions of the unions funds. The |.
p. P. U. also owns a large interest
in the Federation Bank of New York
City, the second largest labor bank in
America.
President George l.. Berry has re-
quested members and locals of his
union. to deposit their funds in the
Hawkins County Bank, which will
soon rank as one of the leading in
stitutions of Tennessee. The Print
ing Pressmen's Bank is a novel de-
parture in the history of labor bank
ing, as nearly all such institutions
are located in the larger centers of
population, with a few in smaller
railroad centers. The Pressmen's
Bank is in the heart Of a rich agri-
cultural section.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-04-09

~ boundary dispute by the plebis-
ctary commission set up by President
Coolidge have been abandoned for the
present in favor Of direct negotiations
between the United States and the gov
Peru and Chile, the State department
announced. have accepted the offers of
mediation made by the United States
and correspondence is now going on
between Secretary Kellogg and the
two governments over the question Of
the best method to go about settling
the controversy.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-04-09
County Recorder Dies

Cary A. McMillen, county record
er, died az the Newark Sanitarium
Hospital at two o'clock last Saturday
morning, aged sixty-three years, af-
ter a short illness of artelio selosis
followed by gangrene. He is surviv-
ed by his daughter, Mrs. Harry Bow
ers of Highwater, and four grand
children. The funeral was held Mon
day afternoon and burial made in
Cedar Hill cemetery. Albert Bollin-
ger, Of Jersey township, has been ap~
pointed to fill the vacancy