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The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14

With Thursdays total of
$18,700 far surprising all ex-
pectatiOns for the fourth day of
the campaign, the teams re-
turned to their work in the af-
ternOOn with renewed enthusi-
asn and pep" and a resolution
to bring the total Friday up to
the $150,000 mark.
Flagstaff's new hotel now has near
ly 400 stockholders and by the close
of the campaign, there will in all
probability be close to 600 citizens of
Flagstaff financially interested in the
hotel.
According to Mr.. Webster of the
Hockenbury System Inc, this repre-
sents very fine showing, consider
ing the size of the city.
Our prospect list, at the opening
of the campaign, contained 761
names," said Mr.. Webster
"To these, 166 names of people in
the city who would be interested in
the project have been added by the
statesmen, making total of 927
names. TAO of these 927 names have
been taken out by the men, leaving
178 yet in the files. 411 cards have
been reported on and 338 are yet in
the hands of the sales organization.
According to these figures" con-
tinued Mr.. Webster, "it is plain to be
seen that some very conscientious and
consistent work has been done by the
sales group, with quite few people
yet to be seen."
In his remarks; Mr.. Koch made
clear to the statesmen yesterday con-
cerning a misunderstanding as to The
Coconino Sun property It seemed
that the report had become circulated
to the effect that the new hotel
building would not cover the site of
The Coconino Sun and Mr.. Koch ex-
planned that both the operator, Ham
ilton, and the Hockenbury System
Inc, considered the space now occu-
pied by the newspaper as indispen-
sible to the economic operation OF
the hotel, and that the building would
cover The Sun property.
One of the most commendable facts
regarding the actual selling of the
stock, were the various records made
by the teams, three of which having
reported in excess of $4,000.
C. w. Isham, manager of Group TO-,
Division 3D." which includes I. A.
Stahl! w. B. Raudebaugh, Ed. D..
Babbitt, Burnell Osler and George
Myers, ranks first as far as total re-
port is concerned, selling up to
Thursday noon, $4,000 in stock.
Del Strong of Group IL including
r. M. Gassman, Paul S. Coffin, DR.. E..
S. Flett, John @. Thomas and Ray
DeLescaille also of Division 3D." fol-
lows closely on the heels of Isham's
crowd, with total of $11,700.
In third place we find f. e. Brown
ing of Group 1, division AZ with l..
w. Cress, Walter Carlson, Theodore
Spencer, Frank Goodman, and Cecil
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
BURGLAR FINED

Charley Salas was brought up for
hearing before Judge J. z. Jones in
superior court Saturday upon a
charge of burglary at Williams and
was given a three years suspended
sentence. He was also charged with
a misdemeanor in which case he was
fined $3.50 with a 90-day Jail SEN
tence. The first part Of this sentence
also was suspended upon the pay
ment of the fine. H. L. Russell was
the attorney.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
PATTON FOR SHERIFF

Frank Patton, the rotund and ami
able Pump House ranchman, was In
town recently. Says all the fences
on the ranch are in fine shape and
now he's working hard on political
fences, preliminary to corralling a
few thousand votes in the republican
primaries, in which he hopes to cap
ture nomination for sheriff. Frank
has been a candidate for this position
twice before, falling in the primaries,
and this time he says will be third
time and in.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
PRESCOTT STABBER BELIEVED
ONE WHO STABBED BUSHBI

Pablo Lopez, who recently stabbed
a man at Prescott, perhaps fatally
is believed to be the same man who q
few weeks ago stabbed D. Maitland
Bushby, student at Flagstaff Teach
ers college.
Bushby met the man on dark
street on the south side of town and
the latter attacked him, but Bushby
threw him off after receiving a
slight knife wound and the fellow
ran away. Bushby recognized his as
sailant as a man who had been sent
to Leavenworth prison during the war
for five years for stealing on testi-
mony he had given against him.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
REEFS SECRETARY MAsONS.

Tom i. Rees was elected secretary
of the Flagstaff Masonic lodge at the
open meeting last Thursday night
He succeeds Decker Williams, de-
ceased, and who had been elected to
the position only a few weeks previ-
ously, when Judge Layton left for
the Pioneers home at Prescott. Tom
has had lots of experience, as secre-
tary,-having held that office in the
Elks lodge for the last several years,
and will handle his Masonic work eff
ficiently.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
TACKY ROAD

A travelling salesman tacking up
signs and carrying a few thousand
tacks in his car is responsible for
all the tire grief motorists encounter
between here and Tuba City. The
tacks tipped over and were sprinkled
all along the road. Some of the driv-
ers who went to The Gap Sunday
thinned them out, one man reporting
five punctures and several others
from one to four.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
ARIZONA LUMBERMEN WILL
MEET IN NOGALES TODA ]

The annual convention of the Arl-
zona Lumbermen's association will be
held in NogaIes May IA and 10, It
was announced there last week.
Manager Dan w Cole of the new
Aztec club, located near the new Wise
brewery in Nogales, Sonora, stated
that officials of the association guar
antee that at least $50 people will
be there for the banquet, which Is
to be held at the Aztec and which will
be the principal event on the enter
tainment program.
The lumbernen are sending to Los
Angeles for entertainers to be brought
there for the convention.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
SAYS TRAIL Reed GOOD.

Uncle Tom Brown and Mrs. Brown
got home the last Of last week from
the Congress Junction winter sheep
range and are getting settled for the
summer at their Marshall Lake ranch.
Uncle Tom says the feed along tht
trail, on which the sheep are now on
their way north, was never finer ana
he feels conditions are unusually good
FOR the sheepmen Of the state.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
WITH THE MOVIES

Among Flagstaff people who were
at The Gap for several days taking
parts with the Paramount company
there filming 'The Last Frontier" /"
were Mrs. Grover Hutson and chill
dren, Mrs. James G. Tiliman and
children, Mrs. John Francis, Mrs.
Richard Griffith, Mrs. /. Daugherty,
Mrs. w. B. Rau0ebaugh and children,
Miss Hazel Whitaker, Miss Velma
Rudd, John Metz and Phil Hollings-
worth.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
RESERVE OFFICERS TONIGHT

The Coconino county chapter, Ari-
iona department, Reserve Officers
association of the United States will
hold it's regular N ,Ithly meeting in
the office of the Flagstaff Electric
Light Co., East Aspen avenue, tonight
at 7:30. All reserve officers, national
guard officers and regular army men
are invited.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
WE'RE RAISING CHICKENS

Z. C. Boggs, extension poultrynan
Of the U. Of A., left Saturday after
conducting a series of demonstrations
in the feeding and managing of baby
chicks. Considerable interest is being
shown in this section in poultry tins
season and something over 5000 baby
chicks have been shipped in this
spring. Demonstrations were held at
Doney Park, Williams, Red Lake and
Garland Prairie.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
Williamson 900 000-- 8.
FIagstaff- G30 13x-11

2 base hits Way, Cochran; 8 base
hits -Etter; home runs-Byrom, Ste
vens; struck out t-by Mccormick, 10
in 6, by Etter, 5 in 3, by Conway.
Wallzed--by Mccormick, /; by Etter,
/; by Conway, 1.
Flagstaff will play Ash Fork here
Sunday after next and an attempt is
being made to schedule a game for
this coming Sunday.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
FLAGSTAFF GETS FIRST
BASEBALL GAME ll-3

Grover Hutson's ll-Flagstaff base
ball team got away Sunday after
noon to a flying start in the summer
schedule, defeating the Williams team
11-3 on the Flagstaff grounds at City
park.
Following is the lineup and the
WaV thew performed.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
SEE HOW IT'S
COMING In

: Here's the reportof stock sub !:
: scriptions, day by day, for Flag !:
: staff's new community hotel: !
! Monday Noon !
: Bought by salesmen.- $21 500 =
!. Sold by executive !:
:. committee ...-..--....... 6O,800 !
!. Total Monday noon S82,300 :
: Added Tuesday noon.$19,400 :
: Added Wednesday noon-. 16,200 Z
! Added yesterday noon. 18,700 =
!: Total to noon yes :
: terday $136,6OO :
!. :. II :. :. =. !. =. :. :. =. :. >. :. :. :. >.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14

Give The Sun your Job Printing.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29

Helyszenteles.-E sorok irasa
kor meg mindeg zuhog AZ ESQ. Re
meljik, vasarnapra jo id6t ka-
punk. De akarmilyen lido legyen
is, tenplom helyiink felszentele-
set megtartjuk, hogy az alap cpl
tesehez foghassunk. Kesziiljunk
azert mindnyaJan. Ismet felhivom
a figyelmet d kapavagasok meg
tetelere. Akik ezuton akarjak
0rok emlekiive tenni neveiket, le-
hetGleg jelentsek szandekukat
mar szombaton, bar a helyszinen
is Ieiet. A templom hely 925 Ma
l'oning Avenuen van. A Garllck
st. sarkan. Este annak az 0r0me-
re, hogyl az elso 0tezer es otszaz
dollart kifHettiik, az Ukran Hall
ban vacsoraval egybekotott hatal,
mas kabareestelyt rendeziink. Ke-
sziil jon azert mindenki majus p
ara. Delel6tt helyszenteles, este a
kabare estely az Ukran Hallban
wv. Rayen Ave- Belepti jegy 35
cent kabare estelyre, acsora-
nal adakozik mindenki amennyit
ia szant. Most sorsoljuk Xxi a kar-.
kot0 orat is. Akinei tiket van kint,
okvetlen hozzak be heten.
Helyreigazitas. - Nyoandahiba
mratt multkori jelentesikbol XII
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
HALALos AUT6BAL.EsET.

Sopronbol jelentik :: Husvet va
sarnapjan Sopronbol ismeroseik
latogatasara auton Szombathelyre
utazott a Hacker-csalad. Visszajo-
vet este 8 ora tajban Love kozseg
mellett az auto neki ment egy hid
rol kiallo fanak, az elso tengelye
effort, benzintartaly felrobbant.
Eislerne pozsonyi maganzon6 es
ozvegy Miller Jozsefne azonnal
meghaltak, Hacker Lipotne ess
Hacker Sandorne kis leAnya SUI
lyosan megsebesiiltek, soff6r
bordat0rest szenvedett. Sopronbol
Winkler orvos es csalad nehany
tagja ment XII szerencsetlenseg
szinhelyere es a sebesiilteket be-
szallitottak Sopronba, a halottak
elszallitasara pedig a szerenrset-
lenseg utan kovetkez6 nap kaptak
az alispant6l engedelyt A sebesiil-
teket eddig kihallgatni mem lehe-
tett. - Ujabb soprosi tavirat je-
lenti: husvet vasarnapjan sop
romegyei Lov6 k0zs6gben tor
tent autokatasztrofa aldozatai k0-
ziil ketten, ozv. Muller J6zsefne
es Eisler Gyulane, Hacker Lipot
soproni teglagyarosnak, Eszterha-
zy Pal hercek rlojenek ket lea
nya, mint ismeretes, a szerencset-
lenseg szinhelyen meghalt. A SEE
rencsetleniil jart auto t0bbi sulyo-
san serult utasai koziil saproni
k6rhazban Hacker Lipotn6 es Hac
ker Sandorne is meghalt, ugyhogy
Eislerek aut6janak hat utasa k0-
zul negyen mar meghaltak. Hac-
ker Vera, Hacker Sandor soproni
| gabonakeresked0 hat ewes kislea-
nya korhazban sulyos agyrazko-
dassal elet es halal k0z0tt viv6-
| dix. Fillpek Ferenc s0ff0r allapo-
ia mem veszelyes. A rend6rseg nyo
mozast inditott meg annak meg
allapitasara, hogy soff6rt terhe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
Reformatus egyhaz
Vendsglelkesz predikal.-Mos

Vendeglelkesz predikal.-Most
vasarnap, majus 2.-an a Mahoning
avei reformatus templomban ven
deglehkesz fog predikalni. Keves
olyan ismert newt magyar pap
van. akinek munkassaga fekel-
tette mindanki figyelmet, mint
ut. 10th Mihaly detroit magyar
ref. lelkesz. Egy id0ben 8 seer
kesztette a Reformatusok Lapjat,
az 8 lelkeszkedese alatt er0s0d0tt
meg "a detroiti hatalmas es gaz-
dag 2yiilekezet.
Mar azert is felhivjuk a youngs
town. es k0rnyekbeli reformatus
sag figyelmet jonevii lelkipasz-
torra, inert szemelyes tapasztala-
tai vannak olyan egyhazi valtoza
sokfoI, amilyenek ritkan szolgal,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
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|Egyhazi hirek
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Istvan hirdetesekboI Sal. Havidi-
iak: Bodolai Istvan Steeltonrol
$23 es Kuru5z Janos $27-t hozott.
Dankovics Lajos fizetett 81, Fut-
kos Janos So, Gulyas Mihaly So,
Tubicza Gy0rgy So, Matyasi Jo-
zsef sc. Ezenkiviil Nick Paine ado
manyozott egy gyonyorii horgolt
teritot szoszekre.
Sajto vasarnap. - Fot. Macy
Andras, a MaIgyarok Vasarnapja
max szerkesztoje, pittsburgh
pjispok megha gyasabol hitkozseg-
r6l hitkozs6gre jar eloadast tarta-
nj minden magyar templomban a
jo sajto iidv0s voltarol. Majus g.
en-, azaz majus masodik vasarnap-
jan SIT. Istvan templomban lesz,
hogy tartson egy ilyen eloadast.
Felhivjuk a hivek figyelmet erre
AZ esemenyre es buzditjuk oket,
hogy mentiil nagyobb szammal
jelenjenek meg a templomban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
SHARON, PA.
EGYLETI JELENTES

A Munkas BIS. es Onkepz0 Ser
vezet sharoni osztalyanak vigalmi
bMottsaga hozott hatarozatok er
telmeben, ezuton ohajtja az erdc-
kelteknek tudomasara adni az ez
evben megtartando mulatsagainak
pontos datumat. SZiiksegesnek
tartjulk k0z0lni ezen dolgokat,
hogy j6el6re elejet vegyiik min
den felreertesnek, kicsinyes hlrza
vonanak. Mem akarunk konkur-
renciazni, vagy mint a magyar
mondja: ujjat huzni, senkivel.
HagyH eme dicso dolgokat azok
"a, akik tan bosszubol, vagy pedig
skier feltesb0l iizik ext a cseppet
sem dIJseretre melt0 foglalk ozast
leheto legnagyobb apparatussal |,
dc legtobbszor eredmenyteleniil. =
Mi tiszta kdpet tarunk a helybeli
egyletck, valamint k0z0nsegiink
szemei ele, hogy ext latva, elke-
riilhetove tcgyiink mindcnt, mely
asetleg sziiksegtclen vitakhoz,
vagy pedig ket mulatsagnak egy
napon valo rendczesehez yezetnc.
Mert ezekre sem az egyik, sem a
mask egyhaznal1, agy egyletnek
semmi sziiksege nincsen. Nekiink
harmonious egyetertesben kell el-
mink!
A fentnevezett egylet maJus no
Is. en-, a Maennerchor Hallban,
vllagpostaval egybek0t0tt tances-
teiyt relldez. September Sen,
vagyis Labor Day eloestejen, rem
dezi szindarabbal egybekotott
tancestelyet. Ez alkalommal egy
nagyszerii es minden tekintetben
klelegito harom felvOnasos nep-
szinmii lesz misoron.
Remeljiik, hogy ezen mulat-
sagokon magyar testvereink min
mel tOmegesebben vesznek reszt.
A yigalni bizottsag megbizasa
boil:
NAmes Jozsef.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Keresztelesek.-A multi vasar-
nap harbm kisdedet kereszteltek
meg SIT. Istvan templomban,
Ern6, Kalenics Andras es Juhasz
Ilona fiat, sill. mare. 29.-en Ke-
resztsziil0k voltak Varga Sander
es Csanda Julia.
Iren- -Borbala, Burcsak Istvan es
Tomk6 Borbala leanyat, sziil. APP
rilis Gen. Keresztsziilei voltak ::
Burcsak Andras es Lesko Borba
la.
Vilmos-Sandort, Bukovi Mihaly
eS Poller Maria fiat, sziil. aprilis
IAN. keresztsziil0k: Macy Janos
6s Puskas lEona.
Esketes.-Folyo no 26. IAN hazas
sagra leptek Kantor Gyorgyi nllesl
szilletesji, Youngstown lakos, 70
ewes ifju es Hochwart Erzsebet ;
Suthan Vimos 0zvegye. Tanuk
voltak: Kantor Istvan es Hoch-
vart Janos.
Observation-Disclosures, kaJa-
ri sziiletesJ, Youngstown lakos
Narga Imre Varga lmre es Baloe
katalin fla veszi magahoz hazas'
tarsul youngstown sziiletesu e>
lakos 10th R0zat; B. 10th Lagos
Is neh. Benge Anna leanyat. Es
kiisznek majus 15.-en.
Heves megye, tarnazsadanyl szl
letesil, east Youngstown lakoS lie
toha Istvan; idb. Letoha Antal e'
Csintalan Marcel fla. veszi maya
hoz hazastarsul a loraini sziil., cas-
Youngstown lakes Bende Erzse
betet Bende Ferenc es neh. Con
Ell ErzsGbet leanyat. Eskiisznel
majus lien.
Adomanyok.-Gulyas Mihalyn
gyertyara 81, Varga Sander tenn
plomra 81, Macy Janos 81, Smid
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'maradt Veres Imre Szineziist ke-
hely ajandeka, Frenk Janbsne szin
ieziist tanyer ajandeka, 10th Fe.
rene es csaladja $25-os befizetese,
A hibat ezuton helyreigazitjuk es
ikerjiik a fentnevezettek szives ell
nezeset.
Kereszteles.-Mult vasarnap Ike
reszteltetett Otto es Imre nevre
Smidt Marion es neje, Kiss Erzse-
bet fiacskaja. Keresztsziilei vol
tax: Farkas Gyula es Horvath Ma
riska.
Ajanlat -Ujabban Dobay Geza
es neje ajanlott $50.0O-t egyhaz
alapmkra. Ujabb fNetesek: Ben
Fellows 81, Harry Seden 81, More
Sander $50. Kerem az ajanlatte-
voket, hogy tehetsegi'k szerint
most mar Iparkodjan megadni
ajanlataikat, hogy masodik ot-
eyer dollar is egyiitt lehessen q
kell0 idore.
Kabare-estely.-A majus 2.-ik
Ukran HalEban tartando, vacsora
val egyIbekot0tt kabareestelyrt
kerJiik azokat notestvereket,
xix mem voltak jelen mutt vasar
nap, mem kerhettiik fel, hogy kek
szifelekke jarujanak vacsora 81
kerehez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
A NILES, o. .REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: Csepke Istvan, ref. lelkesz
Templom w. Second St.-en.
Parochia templommal szemben.

Presbyteri gyules.-A reank jo-
y0 szombaton, azaz majus Len es
tie fel nyolckor ism6t .yiilest fo-
gunk tartani, melynek targya az
iprilisi ibevetelekr0l es kiadasok-
rol val0 elszamolas es az egyhaz-
megyei gyiilesrol valo elszamolas
IS az egyhazmegyei gyiilesrol va
10 jelentes meghallgatasa es meg
vitatasa lesz.
Elismeres. - Az egyhamegyei
gyiiles folyaman a Home Mission
bizottsaganak az eln0ke: Rev. Re
inhold jelentest tett felil9yelete
alatt allo segelyezett egyhazali
miik0des6rol $ sep szavakkal is
merte ell, hogy egyhazunk ITALIAN a
legelsG helyen all absan tekin.
tetben, hogy meg eddig egy sege
lyezett egyhaz sem haladt oily ro
! hamosan lepesekkel az 0nfenntar
tas fele, mint mienk. Mcgemli
tette, hogy templomunk paro
lSiank van mar mindkett0t misz
szioi seg6ly, vaey k0lcs0n igeny
bevetAele nelkiil. magunk erejt
bol sikeriilt megvenni. Egyhazunl
| taoiai. csak ezutan is el0re
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jak az osszmagyar reformAtussag
bekesseget, lelki eletet es egyhazi
eletenek fejlodeset. Tudvalev6leg
Detroitban is megalakult refor-
matussag egy csoportjabol az ugy-
nevezett fiiggetlen reformatus egy
haz, agilis lelkipasztor vezetese
mellett igyekeztek eredmenyeket
elerni, vegre azonban a helyzet
oda fejlodott, hogy maga a fig
getlen reformatus lelkipasztor is,
merte be igyekezetiiknek hiabava
losagat, s atment a regi szervezett
egyhazhoz, annak tarslelkeszi al
lasat foglalta ell. Icy most ket lei
kesze van a detroiti hatalmas es
gazdag gyiilekezetnek.
Ezuton is sZeretettel kerjiik re
formatus thiveket, hogy minel ma
gyobb szamban joljenek a tenn
plomba es hallgassak meg e ro.
housewives lelkipasztor predika
lasat. Az Istentisztelet rendes
id0ben kezd0dik.
A multi vasarnap Mt. Varga La
JOS beaverfallsi reformatus lelkesz
predikalt a templomban, hagyott
megjelenesevel maradand6 nyomt
kat a hivek lelkeben.
Az vi lelkesz kesedelmezese.-
Sokan csodalkozva kerdik, hogy
az egyhaz lelkesze, Mt. Laky Zsig
mond miert kesleIkedik a Yomgs
townba valo k0lt0zk0dessel. Ne
melyek ugy magyarazzak a kesle
kedest, mintha az uj lelkesz szan
| dekosan huzna -halasztana az ide
k0lt0zk0dest. A teny az, hogy
new brunswick gyiilekezet epel
ugy, mint magyarsag Macy resi-
minden k0vet megmozgattak, hog
"a lelkesz elj0vetelet lehetetlenn
tegyek. Ugy az angol nyelvii sa!
to, mint helybeli ket magyar la
: hasabokat irnak r0la, hatarozot
tan annak az elhatarozasnak &C
max kifejezest, hogy Mt. LAX
lelkesz urat mindenal'on vissz
kell tartani New Brunswick reszt
re. Az vi lelkesz mindent elk
vet, hogy torvenyes formak ki
z0tt hagyja ell New Brnswicko
Ez az igyekezete azonban idt
vesz ig6nybe.
A keslekedes daczara konstata
hatjuk AIT tenyt, hogy a Mahol
ing Avenuei regi magyar reforms
tuS egyhaz hivei mem csak hog
hiven kitartanak eredeti becsiil
tes szandekuk mellett, S latogatJi
buzg0an a templomot, adakozns
b6keziien, hanem folyton szapor
dix szamuk azokkal a komoly;
gondolkozo megfontolt felfog
su reformatusokkal, akik a hitb
Ii es nemzctsegbeli egysegnek !
vel, akik hisznel1 abban, hogy
| testyerek egymassul vallvetve 81
4 kal t0bbet tehetnek ugy macy
nemzet, mint a reformatus any
szantegyhaz n0velese erdekeber
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North American Indian Sets
with thirteen Indians in full
color array. .$2.25
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-25

Bye-LO Infants with
chubby cheeks and i'm
FAINT dresses. ..$5.75
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-25

Hustler Toys, a pup and q
crew Of Hustler Men, all
toys that move when
drawn. .............$1 each
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-25

Dump Trucks that have a
gear hoist, rubber tires,
steering wheel and tail
gate. 1913
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-25

Horizontal Steam Turbines
with electric heating units
and pulley wheel. $3.50
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-01-28
Woman in Defense Work

tions, sells literature, arranges sewing
circles where all kinds of things are
made, Git must be remembered that
this is done by women who work all
day. and does everything in her power
to bring into the International Labor
Defense every woman with whom she
comes in contact. Very often calls
are received from women who. have
an hour or two to spare, during the
day Offering to assist in the defense
work.
For demonstrations and picketing
as a protest against the persecution of
revolutionists in capitalist countries
the world over, women were the first
to answer the call. Some of them left
their babies with neighbors, and even
warnings of possible arrest did not
keep them away. All this is done by
women not as charity, but as an ex-
preston of their solidarity with the
workers who are In jail for their re-
activities
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-01-28
Workers Communist Party
The New York Workers School

ian, Lithuanian, Italian, etc. In adj
dition to the courses in their own
language, these groups are taught
English.
The Role of the English Glasses.
The classes in English, both at the
central school and the branch classes,
are heavily attended. They are con-
sidered of the utmost importance in
breaking down language barriers
among the foreign-born workers. The
party considers English essential to
the liquidation of the foreign-language
declarations, with their autonomous
tendencies. and the building-up of a
unified, centralized party, based on
shop nuclei and united by one Ian
guage.
The Workers School and the Agltprop
Department.
The Workers School, Is one of the
activities of the agitprop department
of the Workers (Communist) Party
The agitprop director for New York
is at the same time director of the
pNnOOA. All lAAC bCeSChCA arc pal ~
members. There are IS teachers at
the central school and an average of
two teachers in the branch classes.
The School Library.
The school has a library of several
hundred books, and a research depart
ment which works together. with the
class in research work.
Open to All Workers.
All classes at the school, except the
party training courses, are open to
workers who are not members of the
party, but are sympathetic to Com
munism. There are a number of such
sympathizers in the various courses,
drawn chiefly from the needle trades.
The students are charged a small fee
except when they are on strike or un-
employed
The school is in charge of Comradc
Bertram D. Wolfe, New York agitprop
director.