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Evening star., 1926-06-16
MAGMA CHARTA SIGNING
IS CELEBRATED HERE
Justice Siddons Compares Great
English Charter With Consti-
tuition of United States.

The resembla nee of the Magma
Charta to the Constitution was dis
cussed by Justice Frederick l.. Sid
donS of the District Supreme Court
last night at a dinner celebrating the
711th anniversary Of the signing of
the Magma Charta. at the Lafayette
Hotel. Twenty-Five representatives of
local patriotic societies gathered to
observe the occasion simultaneously
with the six other t,nglish.speakinS
nations. Great Britain; Canada. New
foundland. Ireland, Australia and
New Zealand.
Among the prominent guests who
spoke at the dinner. arranged by Mrs.
NJ. de Clare Berry. vice president Of
the District chapter of the Interna-
tional Magma Charta Day Association.
were Rear Admiral Elliot Snow. who
outlined the development of sea
power since the great charter: Judge
Charles 3. Howry. who described the
far-reaching results of the Magma
Charta and the Confederate soldier
as an American citizen: Maj. Gen.
Amos A. Fries. chief of the chemical
warfare service of the Army, who
discussed human race achievement
through nationalism; Representative
Allard H. Gasaue Of South Carolina.
Maj. NJ. r. Thacker. United States
Marine Corps: Mrs. Howard l.. Hodg-
kins. member of the Daughters of the
Barons Of Runnymede; Mrs. Eli A.
Helmick. registrar general, d. A. r.;
and Daniel Smith Gordon, member of
the Scions Of Colonial Cavaliers. Mrs.
Berry. who presented framed copy
of the Magma Charta. sketched the
careers of the signers of that docu-
ment.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
POLICE PROMOTION
DELAY IS FORECAST
Failure of Builder to Com
pIete New 18th Precinct
Station Is Cause.

With the annual lst of July huzzing
as to promotions. transfers and
changes in the Police Department be
coming more and more audible a the
first day of the new fiscal year dra ws'
nearer. indications today were that
the principal plums to be passed out
by the commissioners oh that da y
may be delayed for several weeks at
least on account Of the failure to com
plete the new thirteenth precinct
building, WHICH will necessitate ap-
pointment of new'captain and a new
lieutenant.
The building was to have been com
pleted June |. II is reported around
police headquarters and in the Dis
trict Building that the contractor
failed to make. the date and that the
bonding company. which is pledged to
pay lquidat ed damages on failure Of
completion by then, has taken up the
work and now is rushing construc-
tion to save as much liquidated dam.
ages per day as possible.
The new police precinct, to be To-
Gated on Nicholson street. near
Georgia avenue, will be bungalow
type building with up-to date improve
ments and facilities. The street which
allows ingress and egress TO the sta
tior house also is not in the best of
condition for emergency calls and the
engineer department of the District
has been notified to improve condi-
Friends Of candidates for the posi-
tions. according to reports. have been
active around the District building for
some time, advancing the interests of
their candidates.
As far as can I've learned at the
present time. the ma iority of the
changes on July will he confined to
motor cycle men being transferred TO
the bricks" and new appointments
of motor cycle men to fill their places.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
MRS. SYME CLEARED
OF AUTO DEATH BLAME
Coroner's Jury Finds Killing of
2-Year-Old Janet Farnham
Was Unavoidable.

Two-year,old Janet t'arnham. dauch.
ter of Rev. George l.. t'arnham came
To her death as the result Of an un-
avoidable accident when knocked
down by an automobile operated by
Mrs. Nevie Syme Of 3i7S Macomb
street. Monday afternoon. on Macomb
street west of Connecticut avenue,
according to the finding of coroners
jury at an inquest at the District
Morgue today.
Mrs Syme, who is the wife of for
mer Corporation Counsel Conrad
Syme. told the story of the fatality
To the coroner's jury as follows:
Il only remember seeing the little
thing dart out in front of the car. !
felt ii go over the little girl. | don't
know how far he car went after that. =.
II just seemed as if they came to-
gether.''
Testimony WAS adduced showing
The brakes of the car in perfect con
dition during test Immediately after
the accident.
Rev. Mr.. t'arnham. father of the
child. is pastor Of the cletelan nd Park
Congrcca ional Church and president
Of the cleveland Park Community
Association.
T.. Russell Kelley, assistant L. S.
attorney. represented the government
at the inquest: Charles A. Douglass
appeared for Mrs. Syme. Coroner J.
Ramsay hewitt presided.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
HUGHES CLAIMS |. c. C.
is USING "STRONG ARM"
New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Ask S Value of Half Inter-
est in Grand Central.

Charles f.. Hughes. as counsel fo,
the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad. asserted in a brief filed
with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission today that il was he commits
sion's duty To allocate to that road for
rate making purposes the value of its
half interest by perpetual lease from
the New York Central. in the Grand
Central terminal AT New York.
The commissions bureau OF yaiua
tions has held that to give To the New
Haven an ownership interest of s55..
40. .531 in the terminal property would
he a clear and strong arm taking
of the property of one carrier and Civ
ing it to another without any com
pensation."
We ask nothing for the New
Haven that belongs to the Central .
Mr.. Hughes said. I'VE ask for the
New Haven simply what is its own.
1t is the bureau that seeks to stretch
out the strong arm of the commits
sion and take away from the New
Haven what belongs to it and give ii
to the Central"
Evening star., 1926-06-16
B0RN0 At CAPITOL,
CALLS ON DAWES.
Haitian President Also Given
Chance to See Congress
in Session.

President Louis Borno NJ Ham
paused today in his study of Ameracan
methods of government in order 10
make q call at the Capitol ana pay
his respects to Vice President Dawes
Incidentally. the Haitian executive
was afforded an opportunity OF seeing
the lawmakers of the United states
at work.
The vice President received Presi-
dent Borno in his private office IN me
Senate wing and introduced to his
visitor a number Of Senators. includ-
ing Senators Oddie and Howell ~
Nebras ska and Senator Phlpps OF Colo
RADIO.
Beauty Of Capital Described.
The principal topic of conversation
during the sojourn in the wee ffesl-
dents room was the beauty OF me Ma
tional CAPITAL as compared with other
large cities. Mr. Dawes pointed out
to his guest that Washington Is being
built up according to broad plan o,
park development which is destined
to make the city one of the most
attractive capitals in the world.
President BornO agreed with Mr.
Dawes as to Washington's beauty
from an architectural and landscaping
viewpoint.
After the brief exchange of courte-
sizes i'm the Vice Presidents office. the
party, which included Minister Price
of Haiti and capt. Roydon W IMAM
sen. deta lied as military aide TO Presl'
dent Borno. went to the Senate gallery
and saw the session get under way.
Then they went to the House gallery
and watched The procedure there.
Visits Interior Offices.
Prior 10 the Capitol visit. President
Borno made round Of offices in the
Interior Department in quest "f
pointers" on reclamation and irriga-
ton work for adapting TO the needs
of Haiti. He was received at the
office of Secretary Work and from
there was escorted to the Office of the
Reclama ton Service. Motion pictures
Of reclamation projects were shown
him in the Interior Department audi
torium.
This afternoon at O'Clock call
will be made at the Bureau of Stand
ards and tonight at O'Clock the
Haitian party will he dinner guests
of Minister and Nine. Price At Ward
man Park Hotel.
Tomorrow trip tn Mount Vernon
will be taken. followed by hour
through the Corcoran Gallery OF ART,
\ large reception in the Pan-Ameri-
can Building will he held from ! To
: pm.
Yesterday afternoon the party went
to Fort Myer and thence to the Tomb
of the Unknown Soldier. in Arlington
National Cemetery. A dinner IN
honor Of the visitors was given AT the
Willard Hotel last night by the Do
Minister.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
BUS HEARINGS SET.
I. c. c. to Take Testimony in Sew
eraI Cities Soon.

Dates and places for hearings at
which railroads will be required to
furnish evidence in connection with
the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion's investigation into the operation
of motor buses and trucks were an
nouncsd today by the commission.
They were:
Chicago. July -; St Paul. July 30;
Portland. Greg, August Z: San Fran
cisco. August II: Los Angeles. Au-
gust Il: Denver. Aucust %: Detroit,
September /: Boston. September s.:
New York. September 10 Dallas. Sep
tember "0 Kansas City. September
"a; Washington, ID. e.. Sept ember %.
Commissioner E,sch and Examiner
Flynn will conduct the hearings.
which. among other things. will de
Nelop the extent to which motor
passenger vehicles are affecting the
business of the railroads.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
VOTING ON BALLOU.
School Board Expected to Re- Elect
Superintendent Today.

DR.. Frank W. Ballou is expected
to be reelected superintendent Of
schools for another three-year term
at a meeting of the Board of F;duca-
ton to be held this afternoon at the
Franklin School,
The board also is scheduled 10 vote
the suspension of the twOsport rule
In the high schools and adopt new
uniform design for the high school
cadets.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
DRYS ARE LEADING
NEW JERSEY RACE
First Returns From Three
Clashes on Prohibition
Show Victories.
BY the Associated Press.

NEWARK y. j.. June l6. Al
though this State has two wet Sena-
tors in Washington and wet COVER
nor in Trenton, todays returns from
vest erday's primary elections gave ad-
vantage to the drys in two of three
prohibition clashes
In the third. woman advocate Of
prohibition referendum. Mrs. Adeline
Lawrence. was the winner in dry
county. Mrs. Lawrence is the wife
of circuit court judge. and contested
the Democratic nomination from Mon
mouth County for the State Senate
against James X. Hendrickson, bone
dry.
McCIave on Losing Side.
r. Duncan McClave. brought for
ward by wet Republicans in the sixth
congressional district against Repre-
sentative Randolph Perkins, a dry
was losing by 5000 votes on returns
from half the district. The Anti-Sa-
loon League termed this battle ''rea!
prohibition referendum" and urged
it's followers to go to the polls on
tretchers, if necessary. 10 vote against
the "Saturatedly wet" MctlaVe.
The campaign of Assemblyman
Herbert J. Pascoe against State Sen
ator Arthur PeirsOn, for the State
senatorial nomination in Union
County. failed by 1000 votes. Peirson
was dry and Pascoe was a leader in
attempts to have Republicans take
stand for modification or referendum.
Patterson Leading.
The Fall election in a ma jority Of
congressional districts will be fought
by wet Democrats and dry Republi-
cans as a, result of the primary re-
turns.
Twenty-nine of PA precincts in first
congressional district report for Re
publican congressional nomina ton
gave Patterson APPS votes and VOL
verton 2.409.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
GUILTY IN SLAYING.
Negro Convicted Of Man slaughter
in Criminal Court.

Guilty of manslaughter was the
verdict reported late yesterday after
noon by jury in Criminal Division
2 against Robert Lee Cheek. colored.
who was charged with murder In the
first degree in connection with the
death of Edward Jockson. also colored.
The tragedy occurred near Twenty
fourth street and Virginia avenue
northwest February g. Justice Stat
ford remanded the prisoner for sen
tence The verdict carries a maxi
mum of Is years imprisonment.
Attorneys David +. Smith and NJ.
G. Ehrlch appeared for the prisoner.
while Assistant United States At
torney Collins conducted the prosecu-
ton.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
CAMPAIGN ENDS TONIGHT.
Hebrew Home Confident of Reach.
ing bership Goal.

Tho campaign by the Hebrew Home
for the Aged to secure 1000 new con
trihutinC members will close tonight
al workers rally in the auditorium
of the home. Eleventh street and
Spring road
Two silver loving cups will he pre-
sonted 10 the captains Of the winning
teams, of the mems and WomenS di-
visions. Thus far in the campa ign
he teams Of Morris Garfinkle and
Mrs. !. kotZ have maintained the
lead.
Bernard DanZansky. chairman Of
The drive. declared that the 1000 goal
would be reached easily. He added
that enough money had been received
up to this time TO conduct the home
during the coming year.
Harry Sherry. president of the
home. Yesterday sent message Of
rongratulation to DanZansky for his
excellent work as head Of he cam
paign.
At fashionable wedding in London
recently the guests were attired as
Evening star., 1926-06-16
Picks Race Winner,
But Dies of Stroke
Before Cashing In
By the Associated Press.

CONVICTION. KY, June ia
man believed to be NJ. c. Sturdevant.
Princeton, w. Va. died last night
following a paralytic stroke,
suffered as he was leaving the
Latonia race track yesterday. He
was unable to talk when the police
reached him.
Sturdevant had 1854 in cash and
two tickets on the winner of the
last race.
Correspondence found in his
room at Cincinnati hotel in
dicated he was a lieutenant in the
36th Engineer Corps in 1917. and
later was made a captain. In cor
respondence with the War Depart
ment his address was given as
box 566. Princeton. W. Va
Evening star., 1926-06-16
Siamese Aviatcrs Study in u. S.

Lieuts. Nisishta Svasti and Mont
Sinhasoni of the air service of the
Siamese army. who have been study
ing aviation at Chanute Field, ILL.,,
have arranged with the War Depart
ment to visit a number of Army posts
IN various parts of the country, after
which they will take an advanced
course in aviation at Langley Field,
Evening star., 1926-06-16
Reserve Officer Appointed.

Roland y. King. 265i Woodley road.
this city. has been appointed by the
War Department a second lieutena Mt
of Infantry in the Officers Reserve
Corps of the Army.
Evening star., 1926-06-16

At fashionable wedding in London
recently the guests were attired as
btfrt
Evening star., 1926-06-16
The Newest Fad!. Lace TuniCs

Twelve pretty styles Net Tunics in is
therwe a silk slip.
Evening star., 1926-06-16

The Island Of lava. lying just across
the Equator, south of Singapore. is
the most crowded country in The
world.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

K8xli: Cs6pke Istvan, rs6. lelk6ss
- .Templom w. Second St.-en.
Par6ch;a templommal s0emben.

Presbiteriumunk megtartotta
rendes havi gyriileset a multi szom-
baton este az elszamolas cred
menye Junius no napr6l kovet-
kez6: Bev&tel volt: $135.5O, ma
jusr6l athozat $288.00,, osszes be-
vetel $423.5O. Kiadas volt: $17O.-
80, ugy maradvany julius h6-
napra $252.70A
Felevi kozgyiilesiinket julius
25-en delelotti istentisztelet al
kalmaval tartjuk meg. Egyhaz-
tagjainknak telies szamban valo
megjeleneset kerjuk.
1skolankban rendesen folyik a
tanitas mindennap reggel 9-1-ig.
Eddig 43 beiratkozott gyerme-
ket szama, Xix koziil hetet kon-
firmaci6hoz keszit elo lelkesz.
Egyleti gyiiles Egyhazi egyle-
tiink jov6 vasarnap d. u. tartja
rendes havi gyiileset az isteni tisz-
telst vegeztevel. Minden tag je-
lenlete feltetlen sziikseges!
Egyleti bal. E no 31-en egyhaz
egyletiink tancmulasagot ohaj1
rendezni sajat penztara iavara
Ez uton is felhivjuk rea ugy
helybeli, mint a kornyekbeli ma
gyarsag figyelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Keresztelesek.-Peter Pal, Ia
kacs Josef es Lesnyanszky An
ma fla, sziiletett julius 2.-an, ke-
reszteltek julius lien. Kereszt-
szJl6k voltak Tomcsak Gyorgy es
Jursa Maria.
Margit, Kamar Jozsef es Dora
Karolina leanya, sziiletett maJus
2S.-a kereszteltek julius lien.
Keresztsziilei voltak: Balogh F'e-
rene es Kalmar Anna.
Erzsebet, Myers Mihaly es Esz-
terhazy Erzsebet leanya, sziletett
iunius 5.-en, kereszteltek julius
lien. Keresztsziilok voltak: Mi
kita Mihaly es Geczy Julia.
Ilona, Varga Janos es Reho
Paula leanya, szJletett marcus
23.-a Kereszteltek julius lien
KeresztsziilGk voltak: Nick Pal
es Kudlacs Piroska.
Temetes.-Bella Elemer, Bel
Ia Imre es Dork6 Maria fla, hosz-
szu es kinos szenvedes utan ell
hunyt szilei nagy banatara folyd
h6 9.-en, eltemettek folyo no TO-
en- a Kalvaria temetobe. Enyhii'
lest adjon a jo listen sziiloknek
erzett keserUsegikben kedyes
flu elvesztese f0l0tt, kiyalt te
kintsen keggyel szegeny anys
nagy fajdalmara, melyet erez ks
fla halala folott.
Arvahazra adakoztak: Gillal
Janos 81, Pedery Istvan 81, Mig
lecz Andras 81 es Miglecz Beli
ST.. A szemmariumra befizett'
esedekes reszletet Szabo Jano
$40.
Hsvidijak.-H6ry Panos Eas
Youngstownbol hozott $11, fizet
tex Gillak Janos So, Pedery lst
van 81, vask6 Lajos -, Horvatl
Istvan Sc, Szabo Janos Sc, Schmi
JOSEF $5, Bubna Janos 81, Zagi
ba Janos 81, Burcsak Istvan S.
Bacsa Ferenc So es Szanth6 DE
meter $4.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
Reformatus egyhaz
Megkezdodott a nyari iskola.-

Megkezdodott nyari islzola.-I
Nyari mindennapos magyar isko-
lank megkezd6d0tt a multi heten.
Ez a het masodik volt. A multi
heten Mahoning avei templom-
NAL kapcsolatos iskola helyisegek1
ben es Campbellen Grow Hall
ban volt tanitas. f heten no.
vendekek oktatasa kozpontositva
lett "a Mahoning avei iskola helyl-
segekben Campbellen lako szli
l6k az egyhaz eEljaroival egyet-
ertve alkalmasabbnak talaltak,
ha a sokkal egeszsegesebb es job
ban felszerelt iskola helyisegek-
ben jarnak a gyermekek, ahol ha-
rom osztalyba vannak sorozva.
Az a-b-c-sek osztalya, a kezdok
oszta1ya IS haladok osztalya. Mig
Mig az egy tanitovsS biro iskola-
ban valamennyi gyereknek egyutt
kelI tanulni, mivel mind kor-
bell es kepessegbeli gyermekkel
egy tanit6 egyszerre mem tud
foglalkozni, gyermekek renge-
teg idiot veszitenek. A villamos
kozlekedes Campbellr6l olyan jo,
hogy a regebbi idGben, peldaul
multi eNben nem tartotta az egy-
haz akkOri lelkesze sziiksegesnek,
hogy Campbellen kiilon iskola le-
gyen. %~~
Daczara annak, hogy a reforma
tusok reszerol az iden ket egy-
haz tart fem iskolat, hogy "a mi
iskolank lelkesz beiktatasa mi
att egy hettel kesobb nyilt meg,
mint kellett yelna, S ICY nemely
sziil6k mashova mattak be oyer
mekeiket, megis az iskolaba ko-
eel 125 novendek van beiratva, S
eek ma3dnem mind reformatu-
sok. Ez "a szafl joval nagyobb,
mint amilyenre jelen k6riilme-
nyek koz0tt szamitani mertiink
yolna. Al gyermekek rendesen jar
max mindennap, semmifele ok mi
att az iskola mem sziinetel, teljes
szamlban megjelenik mindenki, $
beiratkozottak szaana folyton
n0vekszik.
fgazan j6les6 erzes ait latni,
hogy milyen SEX ely4n sziilo van,
akik szegenysegHk dacara mem
yolajak meg ,gyermekeikt6l q mil
vel5des lehet5seg6t, $ hogy szor-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
SMITH JEREMIAsHoz

Ket evig dolgozott, munkalkodott, IA
radt,
Hogy talpra allison egy rosaSadt hazat;
Hogy visszaadja hit6t magyarnak,
Mert mar roskadva tolta az igat,
Hogy hosszu harcban elcsiggedt ne
piinknek
visszaadja hitet, bizalmat.
s ket ev munkajana meg lett a gyi-
m0lcse:
virulasnak indult Arpad Is hona.
S mikor hivatasat sikerrel vegezte,
Kierdemelt beret el sem fogadta,
KGrve-kerte fogadja nemzettink,
Mint Amerika ajandeka!
sssEx
Ritka szep pelda lily cselekedet,
Megor0kithetne magyar tortenet!
Smith Jeremias, hazank j6 mentoje
Mem a mi fajtank, mem hazank sziil6t-
te.
s az elnyomottakat partjaba vette
Aida meg az listen ezerszerte erte!'
(BI-ZD
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF OHIO.
ARTICLE XVIII, SECTION II.
PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION
IL OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CONS IL
TUITION OF THE STATE OF OHIO,
RELATIVE TO ASSESSMENTS FOR The
COST OF ACQUIRING PROPERTY.

Be it resolved by the General Assembly of TIE
State of Ohio, threeflfths of the members
elected to both houses concurring therein:
e That there shall be submitted to the electors
of this state in the manner provided by law,
on the second Tuesday in August, 1920, pro-
posa to amend section III of article XVIII OF
the constitution of Ohio, as to read as ioi-
lows:
Sec. IL. Amy municipality acquiring property
by purchase or appropriation for public I'M
provement may provide money therefor, in whole
or in part by assessments upon property bene
fitted by the improvement whether abutting, ad
jacent or otherwise located Such assessments
shall in no case exceed special benefits conferred
thereby
Be it further resolved, That at such election
above referred to this amendment shall be
placed on the official ballot, in the manner pro-
vided by law and designated as follows:
"To authorize assessment by municipalities
of the cost of acquiring property Tor PUBLIC
Improvement upon lands benefited thereby,
or, in other language, sufficiently clear to desig-
nate such purpose.
If adopted said amendment shall take effect
on the first day of January, 1927.
Adopted March ~, 1925.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
A FttGGETLEN MAGYAR
Ev.-REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kozli: DIR. Gerenday Laszl6, ref. lelk'

Templom alap.-Templomunk
ra multi vasarnap kovetkezok
adakoztak: Gyory Mihalyne $50,
Szakacs Vera $40. A mostanl havl
dill kollektalasa alkalmaval nyug
ia elleneben adjak at a kollekto-
roknak az ajanlattevok az e no.
ra ESQ ajanlat torleszteseket. Mem
kell halleatni semmifele pletyka
ra. Els nem kell tiiremetlenkednl.
Az epitkezest mem szabad eliza
markodnunk. Az elokeszit0 mum
ka folyik keves napok valaszta-
max ell mar az epitkezes megkez-
d6setol. Legyen azert tiirelemmel
mindenki. A pletykazokat, rossz
hirek terjesztoit pedig senki Sc
tiirje meg a hajlekaban. Aki pc
dig ketelkedik, menjen feE va
roshazara es gy0zodjon meg,
hogy egyhazi ibirtol1unk az egyhaz
neven all S ide vonatkoz6lag jo
lesz mindenkineb. meggondolni,
hogy NIT ejt XII szajan, merit
kezdem unni sokfele lafatyo-
last Youngstownban torvenykez
nj is lehet. Ez az utolso figyel-
meztetes!
Iskolaink.-A mai napon a ket
iskolankba jar 0sszesen szaznegy-
venket gyemek. A konfirmapdu-
sok reank jov6 hetfon kezdik a
tanulast. Eddig "a konfirmandus
jelentkezett. Hetfore legyenek a
campbelliek az ottani iskolaban, a
Steelton es kornyekbeliek a Salt
Spring Road-i iskolaban. -
Temetes. - Az elmult kedden
temettiik ell Szulligan Janost,
Ung megye, csicseri sziiletesU
atyankfiat. Hogy Xxi volt Szulli-
gan Janos es mennyit veszitett We
lie egyhazunk, ait elmondottan
felette tartott emlekbeszedem
ben. Egyhazunk es N0egyletiinl
koszoru kiIldessel fejezte Xxi iran
ia val6 tiszteletet S a gyaszba DO
rult csalad iranti reszvetet. 4
Belmont temetoben helyeztiil
0rok nyugaloma olyan reszve
| mellett, amire meg mem volt eset
! iNyolcvanharom automobil vitte
vegtisztessegtevoket es sokna
mem jutott vhely,shogy kijohetet
volna temet6be. Ahogy kegyel
mes volt az Isten hozza eletebe1
legyen kegyelmes hozza poraila
i is. A gyaszos csalad es Macy 81;
: mu rokonsag fajdalmara adja
: vigasztalas gy6gyit balzsamat
: teremt6 listen.
Egyhazi lapunk.- A fiiggetle
/, es az 6si magyarorszagi tiszta r,
: formatus hitet yall6k9szamara {
egyhazi, havonSent megjeler
z lap: a Magyar Egyhaz' 4
: el6fizeteseket felveszi a megrel
|. delok 'reszerol, vagy a lelkes
n vagy Almassy gondnok, vagy bi
y melyik eloljaro! Lelkesz telefo'
r ia regi: 64297. Par6chia 81
Mahoning Ave.