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New Britain herald., 1926-01-06
RECIuT> REACH $1,000. OOO

Receipts at Madison Square
Garden, New Works new sport
arena. reached s1,ooo,ooN with the
advance sale FOR III" bouts there n"N'
Friday night, Boxing. bicycl. racing
basketball and hockey all have con-
tributed.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-06
ATHLETES TO PASS

Somewhere out on the Atlantic
Helen Wills, Americas woman tennis
champion who left today to invade
European courts will pass the great
pole vaulter of Norway, Charley
Hoff: Hubert Houben. German
Splinter. and Georges Carpenter,
French boxer, on their way to invade
the United States.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-06

Personal fouls: Aronson =, Flodin
Nlezcy >, Murphy, Gustafson, Shce-
han. Parker, O'Bri"n. DIN :, Grob-
.,trin, Schroeder Technical fouls;
Kiozcy. Tries for goal Aronson .
Sikora ., Klnzcy 3. Parker, OBrien
;. And,rson, Pcllctier, Schroeder
Rrfrrtr. "Ch!ck" Hayes; timer
scorer. Cream.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-06
PLAY IN NEW HAVEN

The Fafnir basketball team Of the
Industrial league has started a CAM
paign against state teams and the
local quintet will start off tonight
against the st. Michael's team OF
New Haven in the Elm City. Tho
regular Fafnir team will make tho
journey and a large crowd Of root
ers will accompany the team.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-06

Mylos Thomas, pitcher obtained
by the New York Yankees from Tor
onto, is the first to sign his contract.
Babe Ruth, Wally Pipp and Herb
Pennock have holdover agreements.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-06

his name is little known. for he
shuns publicity. Only one or two
pictures OF him are in existence.
and they arc hasty snapshots taken
when Maiden wasn't looking. He
never gives interviews. he never
plays in tournaments. Yet he has
simplilied golf as no other teacher
New Britain herald., 1926-01-06
ATTACKS AMERICAN MARKs

Clas Thunbcrg, Olympic skating
, hampton, plans a wholesale on
Taught on American indoor marks
on January "a I'm New York. He viii
attempt 10 lower every record be-
tween two aid three niles
New Britain herald., 1926-01-06
WATTS
QUINN

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. Conc town
Atlanta-produCed the winner and
the runncrup in the recent national
amateur golf tournament at Oak
mont.
One town--Atlanta-produced the
open golf champion in 1924.
One toWn-Atlanta--pr0duced the
national woman golf champion three
tines hand running--AleXa Stir
ling. now Mrs. w. &. Fraser Of
Ottawa, Canada.
Why is this?
Bobby Jones eX-open champion
and for the second time national
amateur champion was asked this
question on the way home from
Oakmont.
THE reason is that Atlanta is the
only town that has Stewart Maidei,'
he answered
Taught Many Stars
Maiden is professional at the East
Lake Country club. six miles from
Atlanta. and taught Bobby Jones,
AlcXa Stirling, Watts Gum. runner
up at Oakmont, Perry Adair, for
mer southern champion. and about
every other fine golf player Atlanta
has boosted.
He is the champion maker, but
New Britain herald., 1926-01-06
League standing

y. Il. Machine s... w"
Tho Russell &. Erwin basketball
FIVE in game that was tho game
of games in the Industrial league
last night at the Y NJ. c, a. gym
nasium. handed the league leading
P. d +. Corbin quintet its first de-
feat Of the season by the score of
"a to 90. 1t took the High street
team a five minute overtime period
to turn the trick though all
through the game, Il. & +. had out
played the Corbin five on defense
and equalled them on the offensive
sallies.
The entire r. & f. team played
wonderful team work through the
contest, every man being right on
his toes all through the game and
the five man defense thrown up by
the High street team completely
baffled the Corbin players. especially
the forwards, Jasper and Micky
Luke, the former being held to
one field basket and tho latter to
two fields and one foul.
Nyborg aud Morelli flashed a
brilliant exhibition Of floor work
that has been unsurpassed on the
"H" floor this year, while SAKE and
Goodrich worked both as forwards
and guards and j. Luke was all
around the floor and despite some
of the hardest luck ever seen in
shooting, managed TO pull out with
five field goals TO his credit.
First Half
The game started off with a bang
and went one minute and A. seconds
before Hoist managed TO sneak in Il
field goal. After this, the two
teams battled away until five
minutes had passed and Hoist on
beautiful long shot, Gagged another,
giving Corbins four and r. & L,
none. Several foul shots were
awarded 10 the High street crew,
but they failed TO make them good.
Then after seven minutes and IN
seconds of play, Nyborg sank field
goal but "Michy' Luke matched ii
With another, leaving the score at
4 TO in Corbins' favor
J. Luke got one and Arburr came
Town the floor to got one for his
cam. Morelli made ono OF two
ioul Shots good and Johnny Sane
snapped in Il field goal and followed
it with a foul shot tying the score
after r1iOlt ~. Of NAV I ulEn
New Britain herald., 1926-01-06
R. AND E. FIVE FLASHES
To WIN OVER CORBLNS

League Leaders Suffer First Defeat-High Street Team
Outplays p & F.-Entire Team Stars During Con-
test-Holst and Arburr Feature For Losers-Stan-
ley Rule and Level Quintet Finally Comes Out of
Cellar Winning Over Stanley Works.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-06

are that the club will depend on the
veterans, Frank Snyder and Grover
Hartley, and the Wichita recruit
Hughie McMullen.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-06
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE IS COMPLETE

Hartford High Plays Here Saturday Thirteen Games
Decided On-"Freddie' Gennette Finds 1t Possible
to Join Quintet-Weayer High, st. Thomas Semin-
AIRY and Crosby High Are Important Games-Six
Contests At Home and Seven Away.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

je suhant es meg az 6rat is meg
nezte, hogy mikor ielent meg el6t
tie eltiint leanya. Amint megvir-
radt, a csendorsegre sietett, ahol
elmondotta latomasat es 0ssze-
tett kezekkel konyorg0tt, hogy
kntassanak a t0lgyesben. a leanya
utan. A csend6rsegen azonban XII
nevettek. Honapok mnlva azon-
ban a megjelolt helyen rabuk-
kantak egy holttestre, amelyr6l
megallapitottak, hogyi az Lipensky
Jozefinnel azonos. Az anya lato-
masa hozzajarult a afalu lak6i gya
nujanak meger6sitesehez, ICY an
hoz is, hogyha evek multan bar,
de megis meginditsa a csend0rseg
az ujabb nyomozast. Az eskiidt-
birosag Oberleiner Lip6tot biinos
nek mondta Xxi es 8 evi sulyos Dor
tonre itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

manykereke melle live elrobo-
gott. Majus vegen OF nappal a
eyilkossag utan rabukkantak
Pacsuta holttestere. A halott zse-
beben egy beaverfallsi baratja
max cine volt eS ennek reven al
lapitottak meg rendor0k, hogy
meggyilkolt - Pacsuta Andras.
R0videsen kezrekeriilt a gyil-
kos is, akit beszallitottak san
josef bortonbe, maid vizsgal6
biro els keriilt. Ekkorra mar oda-
erkeZett a rossZ Ultra teri fin any
ia is Santa Cruzbol, ho9y gyilkos-
saggal vadolt fianak lattara ajul-
tan rogyjek 0ssze a biroi emel-
veny mellett.
A gyilkost visszavezettek eel
lajaba, hol boldogan llapta .el0 is
met a gyilkossag aran szerzett
ukulelet napokon keresztiil an
max muzsikajaval mulattaju ma
CAT. 'Nyilton bevallotta, hogy
igenis az ululeleert gyilkolta
meg, iit0tte le baratjat, de ait
mondja, hogy reszeg volt es ha
resHeg, akkor "mindig ilyenfajta
bolond dolgokat szokott csele-
kedni'.
A messze f0ld0n eipusztult flu
ozvegy magyar anyja pedig to-
link alig husz mertf0ldnyire ESQ
BeaverfallSon hurcolja tovaIbb az
elet keresztjet, a szegenys6g, az
ozvegyseg, a gyasz banatat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

sorabdl. Az elhunyt csak az ak
koriban megbukott Hornyak -felt
hirhedt grof Battyhanyi Eeylet.
mex volt a tagja, melytol egyet.
len garast sem kapott az 0zvegy
az elarvult csalad. Az 0zvegy
elobb haznkat volt kenytelen ell
adm, maid szolgalatb6l es mos6-
no kereseteb6l nevelte gyermeke-
it, Xix KOHL egy meg IS halt ke-
sobb. Abban remenykedett azon-
ban, hogy ha feln6nek gyerme-
kei, azok leveszik vallar6l a ne
hez munka a kinz6 gondok ter
het.
Legels6bben az Andras flu ser
diilt fel kenyerkeres6 sorba, de
munkaszeretet helyett kaland-
vagy keritette hatalmaba a fiut,
aki legmkabb csak kocsizgatni,
olcs6 uknlelejan muzsikalgatni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

fe =
Eln6k: Hogy lehet az, hiszen
csak egy h6napra volt elitelve.
Vadlott: Igen, de en- harom h6-
napot iiltem.
A poly.asgyermekkel a karjan
megjelen6 Nadai R6za szemelyi
adatainak fclvetele sem ment
konnyabben:
Elnok: Mikor sziiletett9
Vadlott: Hat amikor sziilet-
tenn.
Elnok: De melyik zvben?
Vadlott: Aprilisban.
Elnok: Hany evesg
Vadlott: Mem tudom biztosan,
tagy II, vagy Is, vagy 10.
Vegre csak megtortenik sze-
melyi adatok felvetele. Nadai R6
zsi leiil a vadlottak padjara mi
vel kis gyermek hangosan sirni
kezd, hat megszoptatja.
Alig folytatodik targyalas.
mikor Nadai R6za hirtelen fell
orditva, vegig vagodik az elnoki
asztal el6tt hangosan zokogni
kpZ1 VpUra ic q foob znroly Ii
vezetik a targyalo terembol.
Ezutan bir6sag elnapolta
targNalast, mivel a s6rtett sem
jelent meg, de meg a Nadai R6za
eletkorat sem lehetett pontosan
megallapitani, mar pedig az ite-
letnel Macy sullyal esik a latba,
hogu a vadlott fiatalkoru-e meg,
vagy sem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
Californiaban egy ukulele miatt.
meggyilkoltak egy magyar fiut
Pacsuta Andras 20 ewes beaver falsi taeber az aldo
xat-A gyilkos veres ukulelevel mulat bortonben

Lelektani buvarkodasra, de kol
tortenelmi tanulmanyra is alkal.
mas az bruta4is gyilkossag, mely
a california; San Jose k0zeleben
egy utszeli berekben, delszaki mo-
.venyek felrees6 siiriijeben tor
tent.
A brutalis gyilkossag aldozata
a zemplenmegyei kistornyai szar-
mazasu 0zvegy Pacsutane Stupar
Juliska, beayerfallsi, Pa. lakoS
kalandra vagy6 fla, a % eszten-
dos Pacsuta Andras, aki kis gep-
kdesijan, kedves ukulele hangsze
revel kalandOzta be Amerikat.
PalcSutane, gyaszba borult,
sokat szenvedett anya tizenegy
esztend0vel ezel6tt maradt owe
gwen 0t gyermekevel, xix KOHL a
legkisebbik egy. esztend0s volt,
mikor az apa, sulyos betegsege k0
vetkezteben, elk0ltozott az el6k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
-..AMERIKAI MAaYAR HIRLAPo

Szerzett egy gepkocsit ARA
foltette hangszeret es messze ka
landos ultra indult. Anyja mar h6-
napok ota mem hallott rola sem.
nit, mig vegre rend6ri ertesites
keriilt ell messze Californiabol
Beaverfallsre, elmondva fatal
ember tragediajat.
A kalandoz6 fiatalember Cali
forniaban megiSmerkedett, maid
baratsagEa keveredett egy Ere.
derrick ID. Galloway nevii "a esq
tend6s fiatalemberrel. A fatal
ember, aki Frank Roland neven
is zerepelt, egy santa cruzi seer
keszt6 elziiliott fla, akit .jazz-ma
MIA katopasz0kevennye es kony-
nyii eletmod hajhasz6java tett.
Pacsuta gepkocsijan barangol-
va California orszagutjain, Gal
loway San Jose mellett brutali-
san meg0lte baratiat hoey birto-
kaba kerithesse annak ukulelejat.
A veres gepkocsibol kihurcolta
Pacsuta holtteStet es az utmellet
ii siiriiSegben ket ia k0ze rejtet
te ell, maid Pahsuta ukulelejaval
a nyakaban, a vtres gepkocsi kor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
7-ORAs sPECZIALIS

Minden 1plhadarad amelyet
irondankba hoznak reggel f6l
kilenc el0tt meg aznpa delutan fel
ct IL tan elvihet0 tisztan. KULON
DIJ NINCS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
Az ANYA LATOMASA DERI.
TETTE XII LEANYA MEG
GYILKOLASAT.

Tizenket esztend0vel ezel6tt,
az osztrak Scheibbs kozsegben el-
tint egn LipensRy Jozefin newt
Is ewes leany holttestere, akir6l
az orvosi vizsgalat ait allapitot
ia meg, hogy 0nkezevel vetve We
get eletenek, felakasztotta magat.
A k0zseg lakoi mem hittek ell az
0ngyilk kossagot es gyilkossagr6l
kezdtek suttogni. A gyanu le-
any volegenyere, egy Oberlitner
Lipot newt f0ldmunkasra terel3-
dott. Evek teltek, mgi a csendSr-
seq kezebe adatok keriiltek, me-
lyek alapjan ismetelten megindi-
tottak a vizsgalatot. Oberleitnert
letart6ztattak es iigye az elmult
hetekben keriilt az eskiidtbir6sag
ele. Ren'dkiviil erdekes volt meg
gyilkolt leany anyjanak valloma :
sa. Eloadta, hogy leanya etineset
kovetS nap egyiken, ugy' ejfeltaj
ban egy arnyszerii jelenseg SUI
hant az agyahoz es beszelni kez-
dett. " Anyam, mondotta -
oft kint tolgyesben fekszem en-. =
Az anya ezt mem almodta, inert
ebren volt, amikor a jelenseg ele
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
AKIK MEM TUDJAK, HOGY
MIKOR SZULETTEK
Ciganyok birosag elott - Hisz-
terias roham lepte meg a vadlott
ciganyleanyt targyalas kozben.

Mem mini idennapi jelenel iat-
szodott lie a t0rvznyszek f6targya
lasi termeben. amikor bir6sag
Nadai Sander karcagi cigany es
leanya, Nadai RoZa biinperet tar
gyalta. A lopas biintettevel va
dolt Nadai Karoly a szemelyi ada
tok felvetelenel a k0vetkez6 fele-
leteket adta:
Eln0k: Hany ewes?
Vadlott: Otthon AIT mondtak
kerem alassan, hogy 6S ewes va
gyok.
Eln0k: Magat Szolnokon is meg
biintettek, meddik tilt ott9
Vadlott: Harom h6napig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
GYILKOS, VERENGZO
BUDAPEST RENDOR

Budapesten az Ull6i-ut v6gen
| Ujvari III. Tstvan k0zrend0r, a
Xxi aznap mem volt szolgalatban,
minden kiil0n0sebb ok nelkiil be-
leI6tt ket emberbe. Jelenszkv
Gyula 0tveneves fuvarosba, aki
Sulyosan megsebesiilt es annak fla
ba, aki a loves utan nyomban
meghalt.
A nyomozas szerint gvilkos
rend6r a varos fele ment, amikor
talalkozott nehany gyerekkel, a
xix zSakoot cipeltek. Ratamadt a
gyerekekre elvette t0liik a zsa-
kOt. A larmara, k0zelben lak6
Jelenszky Janos kij0tt az utcara
es raszolt a rend6rre. Ujvari va
laSzul revOlvert rantott es belle
! lott a fatal emberbe, aki nyom-
ban 0ssZeesett.
A r endor ezutan meg egyszer
lott es goly0 a fiunak a hata mo
g0tt all6 apat talalta, ere Jelen-
szky futasnak eredt, de alig 6rt
be egy forealmasabb utvonalra,
| 0sSZepSett eS elvpsZt ettp eSZmele-
tft.
A rend6rseg nyomban megin-
ditotta a nyomozast es a gyilkos
rendort letartoztatta. Kihallgata-
sa soran 8 is es a felesege AIT val
lottak, hogy amikor egyiitt men
tex hazafele, utk0zben Jelensz-
ky6k, akik ismert szentolvaiok,
megtamadtak ts olv szorongatott
volt a helyzete, hogy fegyverehez
kellett nyulnia. A gyilkossag szem
tamil azomban ellenkezoleg val
lottak es t0bben AIT allitottak,
hoey rend0r mar akkor hasznal-
ia a fegyveret, mikor meg Jelen-
szkyek mem is voltak k0zelben
A nyomozas megindult es az cred
meny az volt, hogy gyilkos rem
dort felmentettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
1896 JULIUS Is.
Hogy 'ertsem ezt

Elmondom. A keresztyenek
egyre azert imadkoznak, hogy az
Ur annyi mohamedant pusztit-
son Ell, albany baranyt ok Macy
Ramazan- iinnep alkalmaval leol
nek. A mohamedanok pedig AIT
kerik Allahtol, hogy mennyi hi
tetlen gyaurt pusztitson ell, albany
tojast husvetkor elfogyasztanak.
Es zsid6kg
- A zsid6k ARA kerik a Jeho-
vat, hogy mindkettojiik imadsa-
gat hallgassa meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
3-JAvITAsOK

Minden ruhadarabot szorgosan
atvizsgalunk es kisebb szakadasok,
hianyzo gombok, stb. kijavittat
max, mielott vasalas ala kerul ru-
ha.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
E.IsiIi;h
J0KIvANsAGOK

= Jeruzsalemben jartam egy-
seer es megkerdeztem oft egyik
ismer6somet, mikep fernek meg
a Szentf0ld0n egymas mellett a
kiil0nb0tz6 vallasfe1ekezetek.
Nagyszerii egyetertesben =
volt felelet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

A mi vasalasi modszeriink mem
csak VASAL, hanem formalja is
Aruhajat Regi modi kezi vasaloEat
nem hasznalunk,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
6--HAZHOZ SZALLITAS

Is gyors teherautonk behalozza
egesz YOUNGSTOWN 6s a k0rn-
yeket ketszer naponta, Az on
kenyelmere ee ha sziiksege van "A
6ras hazhoz szallitast adllnk kiil0n
dij nekiil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
5-BIzTOsITAs

Minden olt0nyt biztositas vedi.
Amikor ruhazatat hozzank kiildi
mem kell aggodnia annak bizton-
sageert,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
2-FOLT TIsZTITAs

Ha az elso altalanos tisztitas
utan pecseteket latunk, ugy az a
ruhadarab szakerto vegyeszeink-
hez kerl, akik megallapitjak, hogy
pecsetet mi okozta es megtalal-
jak AIT a szert, arnivel eltavolitha-
tok. Exert a hozzank kuld0tt ruha
mindig pecsetmentesen kerIl ha-
Ia.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-02

Gil and Fl. E. Wootton acted as
judges and declared that all the
boards submitted showed real work
nanship and a correct knowledge of
knot tying. Second place was award
ed Troop 1 of Warren with q knot
board made by Scout Arthur En-
gelder, and third place to Troop 1
of Tombstone, with a knot board
made by the members of the troop.
Honorable mention was given Nthe
knot board representing Troop of
Bisbee made by Scout Lloyd Hutter-
man and the board of Troop of
Douglas made by Scouts Nichols,
Beimer Huxtable and Schlotzhauer.
Two hundred points were awarded
for first place, 100 for second, and
SO for third, these points to count
toward the final score of the contest
which closes the last of May. The
second division of the contest, the
building of a model signal tower,
closes April 1, and an even greater
number of entries are expected at
scout headquarters.
Bisbee Scouts to Hold Old Tire Day.
Saturday, April H. has been set
aside as old tire day in Bisbee, when
the troops of the district will collect
the old tires to secure additional
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-02
MUSIC PROGRAM
AT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH TONIGHT

! The CrucifXion, meditation OF
the Sacred Passion of the Holy Re
deemer, words for which were Sc.
Iected and written by the Rev. A
| Sparrow Simpson, NJ. A., and the
music by Sir John Stainer, win be
presented tonight at 1880 at st
| Stephens Episcopal church by al
augmented choir.
This program promises to be one
of the most effective and beautiful
of the present Easter period and will
, be open to the public. John Arm
strong is the director of the choir
and Mrs. George, Dave will preside
at the organ.
The complete program to be Of
fered this evening is as follows:
Professional, Hymn 1O5, Q Come
and Mourn with Me Awhile.
The Agony. And They Came to q
Place Named Gethsemane. Soprano
baritone, bass and chorus.
Professional to Calvary. organ.
Fling Wide the Gates. Chorus and
soprano.
And When They Were Come to
Calvary. Recit. baritone.
The Mystery of the Divine Humil-
iation. Chorus.
He Made Himself of No Reputa-
ton. Recit baritone.
The Majesty of the Divine aIIumil-
iation.
King Ever Glorious. Soprano.
And AS Moses Lifted Up the Ser
nrif
God So Loved the World. Chorus.
Litany of the Passion. Chorus.
The Divine Forgiveness.
SO Thou Lifted Thy Divine Peti-
tion. Soprano anG baritone.
And One of the Malefactors. Bar
itone and bass.
When Jesus Therefore Saw His
Mother Soprano and chorus.
Is 1t Nothing to You. Baritone.
From the Throne of His Cross.
Chorus.
After This, Jesus Knowing That
All Things Were Accomplished. So
prano and chorus.
Sopranos: Mrs. J. 1R. Newcomer,
holland, Mrs. Berta Jones, Miss Ruth
Wallace.
Contraltos Miss E. Marjorie Will
liams, Miss Mary Frost, Miss Jennie
Mann, Miss Laura Hunsaker, Miss
Carolyne Halliday.
Tenor: Mr.. I. H. Wentworth.
Basses Mr.. c. S. Hixson, Mr.. Tom
Davies, Mr.. Russell Rokahr and Mr..
John Armstrong.
Soloists: Soprano, Mrs. J. R. New
conner; bass, Mr.. c. S. ,Eixson; bari
tone, Mr.. John Armstrong.
Organist: Mrs. George Dave.
Director Mr.. John Armstrong.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-02

funds for the district work. The
district has been divided into sec
tions, with each section in charge of
a troop. The tires collected will be
stored in a warehouse and sold when
a carload lot is secured. Due to the
high cost of rubber, old tires are in
demand by the reclaiming shops and
will bring a good price. The troops
have already started collecting the
tires, and plan to make Saturday,
April 10 the final windup of the cam
paign, when count of the number
collected by each troops will be made
to determine the winning group.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-02
Joyful Family Reunion

"Two of my brothers, sister, as
well as myself have been chronic
sufferers from gas in stomach, indi-
gestion, pain in right side near ap-
pendix and liver trouble for many
years. My sister tried MAYR'S One
Dose Will Convince with such good
results that we all took course OF
it and it helped in each case. Last
Sunday we had a family reunion in
celebration of our recovery and what
we all did eat" 1t is simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the in
testinal tract and allays the inflam
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded Phelps
Dodge Mere. Co, and druggists every
Where.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-02
In the Churches

| Dear Mr.. Editor:
| Will you accord me great privilege
of speaking through today's issue of
the Dispatch to all those who look
towards me for spiritual leadership?
l then would say:
1 stand among you as one who
serves. Another Lententide is draw
ing to it's close, and again for this
long period I have placed an accent
upon the experience of our Lord as
He approached Calvary.
We closed our services yesterday
in the spirit of joy and hopefulness.
Today between the hours of high
noone and three o'clock there will
be service of prayer and medita-
tion-with the meditations founded
upon the "seven words" of Christ
spoken from the cross. You may
enter -or leave any time through
those hours. The united purpose of
all who make of this service, will he
to watch" with Christ (spiritually)
through the hours of agony, and to
wait upon the aid and strength of
the Holy Spirit, that we may truly
learn.
This will be service characterized
by all the LONELINESS of that which
a consciousness of sin supports, and
we will seek to find ourselves in
the characters about the cross.
Let the man who has found it
hard to get away from his business
to do duty" at the special services
already rendered, be present today
Let those who have accented their
knowledge of the worlds ways, but
have made the most of Friendship,
now show interest and loyalty where
it is especially of worth. Let us
together as a congregation and in
unity with that Catholic fellowship
which has ever held to essentials!
yield ourselves as a pleasing offer
ing and response to Gods love.
Devotion and loyalty are wonderful
possessions.
This three-hour service promises
much to those who enter devotion
ally.
In the evening at 1880 the choir
will sing Stainer's '"Crucifixion."
This will be altogether service of
song, and we can trust our splendid
cuOlT 70 give d TISnIIuI 1HIGIp
tion to all that our Saviour eX-
pressed in His passion. Everyone,
who has not other ecclesiastical duty
will be welcomed at this service.
With these services all is over in
the way of public worship until
Easter morning. Then there will be
the usual services of praise and
thanksgiving with the privilege of
communion. The church will be
decorated with flowers as an aid to
the expression Of our joy. Our serv-
ice, which lends itself SO ably to
song and Psalm, will be rendered
with the old gtime confidence and
finish. You viii be interested to
learn that I have lately prepared he
tween 20 and 81 to make a first
communion with you.
Wishing you blessing,
I remain, Your Rector,
ERNEST w. SIMONSON.