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TzCTAaE11 rac-SEA1e James Sr-zc as~E ~es-E-sEv sAot a s-E-S- 7rE s-1rx asn-~ cr xhe scw- saw-- ss-ea<- -he s-5-R1 w-ss fz roos co-- exzo1. e~15ezE1x s1-zves s- H-on the -ozuzzz-s Ia saz-cA ~ aooe
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DAUGHERTY AND OTHERS
 INDICTED ON CHARGE

. NEW YORK, May s. (P)-For- .. mer Attorney General Daughery and Thomas w. Miller, former . alien property custodian and John T. King, former Republican Ma i tional committeeman, were indicf
 ! ed as conspirators in handling &s-
 . sets of the American Metal Com
 : pany.
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DBLIN.-When the mail boat Hi- bernia arrived at Kings Town from Holyhead, local railwaymen and wharfers struck on the ground that the vessel left Holyhead with a non- union crew.
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20EZ.-Z wss -eves-es tAas Pre- -sE- N-ssc7-s IS -zc1ps Nw a s-fs- ter -ns1sEv w-Asch he Hrs sfke Ia x-nsc. seekz-E x--rHzse @-n- -ssF~ manly sw -zEw51E s- na5 wsasf- s- zhe --a~zrv nF hss rns-he-
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OLSO.-In 45-foot boat modelled after the ancient Viking ship young daring Norwegian and his crew of four will attempt to cross the Att lantic Ocean next month
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BYRD MAKES EAHsST

OSLO, May S P,-Repo-s
 rom Kings bay via S7sitzbe7Ee1 said Iieu1. Byrd haE mace z TWO
 hour flight ir his F0k4zs- mono plane
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ATTORNEY GENERAL svlEs

SEA-T1.E- NE~ & tr-Arto--ev Genera D--As- sad Crfve-S5rv re Ce1Ss had 1Ae -owe- = Use sr7-e- r-5s1sous passed over the reto cE c1e oTE-u0-
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NEW YORK. K.-Athletic commission ruled that Jack Dempsey is eligible to fight here and that his next op- ponent must be none othe rhan Harry Wills the famous Negro challenger.
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P0RTT4AND.-S1-n dCE- and 7sE as she 1zv hv s nEz15--rr E-z~s- who sped sxET z1Ns- 1As zccs6eZ& Mrs. Helen Gordon was rsksr 1r the hospital win ss-5ozs a-sU-se< 8sSz night.
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TTENNA--olEndE- 1z55 5- a bes- suup1v against 1h-8arE-B5 6-oueEE zs strike aEsins1 z1-zvs1s brewers be- gins Monday.
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NANTLA.-JspsZese have Ho-15E- den the Spanish Ea6-1E 1o Mama fvers ID 1ouch 1 the Ts8zn5 oE For moss. No reason s0- action -Es given
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HORN No-N-AEo0 NFCE One man ss dead and sznehH- e-rc-haE zr ehe Jones -sEc-.szrA -ns-e hs-e ss a -es-E aE tz-ea-s ca-vsnE swar-
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LONDON, May s. EPs-Bisho- Win ning1on Ingram celebrated the 2sck anniversary o- his London a5Shopshz- by playing a -our5 O g0lL
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CHIC CA87O.-The Amour dividend may be passed following 1he En- nouncemeut 0t Pres. White that the earnings have been satiSAacr0-v-
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PUBLIC DANCE TONIGHT

The regular Saturday night dance will be held at the Odd Fellows hall this evening. With the passenger train arriving in Seward this evening from Interior points and the s. s Cordova in port, a good crowd is as- sured.
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LONDON, May s. IPt@o-E and cafe owners began a s-7ve ao bs- the Charleston because BE uEme-o1s injuries sustained tv 51s 5eV0-ees
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Pacific Coast League.

San Francisco s, Seattle z. Los Angeles 3, 0; Portland 4, 6. Sacramento 6, Missions 3. Oakland 4, Hollywood 8.
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5. 5. Victoria Departs
 For North on Monday

SEATTLE, May 8. P)-The s. s. Victoria leaves here Monday on her first trip of the year to Boring sea with fishermen for Uganik, Akutan and Nakeen.
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NEW YORK NsS1ew the noted K1nE oe the GE-sses f1 Amer lcz -e-u-ueE rC the T- z w5fh bride Eao was Queer or the 6v-Se i- Greece.
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FRANC 1r-s NEw LEVEL

PARKS, NEv & eP--1e 5-s-c A5s g nv soseoz when E seG sc thirty -~O ro511- rwe-- fire so the 3oGs-.
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CHAMBER LUNCHEON
 BE HELD AT FISHERS

The regular meeting Of the Seward Chamber of Commerce will be held next Tuesday at Fishers Cafe. The hour is at noon. Bring a guest
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TELEGRAPH BREUTIES

LONDON, May s GDe-B-75sE and Tu-kish dalla-E7s are -o-k7rE secretly 0r the 5s-a-S o5 che zz-ee- mgn1 or N0usL
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CHICAGO. - r-Hd9-lck Cou-1iss. former head 0f the S1ook Excha1Ee died.
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ROCEES TER, N E-ne EeV John N W70od-5ch has been se-E-- ced to nine mon1hS fo- Aazz-w
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League

National League. New York 0, Chicago 6. Philadelphia 5, Cincinatti 6. Brooklyn z, St. Louis l. Boston 10, Pittsburgh II.
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MEXICO CITY.-Henry Ford is re- ported planning a hugh plant here.
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American League.

American League. St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 5. Chicago 2, Washington s. Detroit 6, New York z. Cleveland II, Boston 2.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-19
bomb RING MEMBERS
ENTER GUILTY PLEAS

M Universal Service

CHICAGO, Jan. 1e.-Three OF the
principals in Chicago's H,OOO,OOo
bombing syndicate pleaded guilty
Monday before Judge Emmanuel HI
Ter. They had been charged with ma,
icious mischief and it is intimateo
that they will be used as states Wit
nesses in the prosecution OF % otnei
persons, against whom indictments
have ben returned. -,
Among those who pleaded guilty
was Mrs. Lena Schrock Rice, who was
arrested while placing bomb IN the
doorway of a hardware store, several
weeks ago.
1t was through the arrest OF Mrs;
Rice. who had deserted her husband
and children for another Of the guilty
pleading bombers, that the invesug1'
ton of the syndicate's operations was
made possible.
Laundries, barber shops, hardware
stores, in fact, almost every type "i
small business, had ben victimized by
the bombers for failure to pay tribute
to the various business associations,
IL Ia charged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-19
BURBANK SCOUTS FORD'S
REORGANIZATION THEORIES
BY HOMER THOMAS
Universal Service staff Correspondent.

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Jan. 80
Luther Burbank, plant wizard and
student of men and life, cannot agree
with his friend, Henry Ford, on the
question of life and death.
The man who has created new
species of flower life, has studied
flowers and men for his philosophy
of life. today took issue with Henry
Ford's belief in reincarnation as ex-
pressed through Frazier Hunt in the
February issue of Cosmopolitan mag
azine. .,
Il do not believe in reincarnation.
burbank said today as he paused IN
his strenuous labors in his expert
mental gardens. While he talked he
continually stroked back the long
locks of white hair that indicate MS
age more than does his mannerlsm
and his mental viewpoint.
FOUND NO PROOF
81 have read all my life. to a GER
tain extent, on the subject OF NE
after death, or of reincarnation, but
I have found no proof of this reincar-
nation THEORY as il is commonly ac-
cepted. and nothing to induce me 10
accept the theory. -.
"It seems to me TO be a materials
tic conception TO think that once we
die we return to live again in anotner
body. / have no proof of reincarna-
ton Of that type.
Burbank was commenting on Ford
declaration that he believes life on
earth is solely for the purpose OF
giving experience to men for future
lives. perhaps on other planets, ana
that as life is eternal, there can be
mo death.
YIELDS INFLUENCE.
The plant wizards philosophy can
admit an Immortality. he revealed;
that does not accept reincarnatiop u
the body or the soul: =, a., 4,
sOn this point" he said, Il be-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-19

lieve that every great character has
influenced my life, just as / influ-
ence one by my conversation.
THE spirit of Napoleon, inspiring
war and conquest-while / do not
admire it-still Ives and has a pow
erful influence on human life.
Il have no proof our existence is
transferred to another sphere, but i
am certain that every great character,
even of the long, long dead, has in
fluenced my life and the lives of all
who have come after them.
"A thousand times day we are
influenced by the spirits and deeds
of people about us and even BY those
of the past who have left their i'm
press upon human minds.
BURBANK AGREES.
Sometimes we are influenced con-
sciously, as when we see, hear or
read. But there are many influences
that come to us unconsciously, that
we are never aware of having re-
ceiyed.
The more alert and receptive we
are, the more We are influenced by
the spirits of others, even though we
are not conscious of it.
If our background is properly de-
veloped. We grasp easily the things
that Others may seek to convey to us.
As to Ford's belief that there is
life on other planets, Burbank agrees.
No doubt" he said, there are mil.
lions of invisible and undiscovered
planets that are inhabited by some
form of life, MT necessarily human
life as We know it, but by life de-
veloped to suit its environment.
But we cannot know that after
death, we shall live again on one of
those planets.
Il have no proof of reincarnation
of that type, and without proof, ]
cannot accept"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-19
PLANES RUSH TWO
SOLDIERS TO HOMES
OF SICK RELATIVES

Airpisnes were used Monday after
noon and Tuesday morning 10 hurry
two Brooks Field enlisted men to the
bedside of sick relatives.
Monday afternoon at O'Clock Ser
eeant Fl. r. Angel took off for Mus
kogee with Private Flynn, who has
been called % Chicago by sickness Of
his sister.
Tuesday morning Lieutenant 81. K.
Greenlaw few to Fort Worth to ferry
Private Bobo, who went 10 visit his
sick father,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-19
|JA|L TWO SUSPECTS
| AS chicken THIEVES

Belief that the two chief reasons"
for San Antonio's epidemic of chicken
stealing have been caught was ex-
pressed by police Tuesday.
Two men, believed to be implicated
in more than a dozen hen house rob-
berries. were arrested by the market
master at the city market when they
attempted to sell some chickens.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-19

Buy Diamond Dyss-no other
.kind-snd ten yosr druggist whether
the material you wish TO color is
wool or Elk. or whether Il is linen,
t<rctton or mixed goods.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-19
Enthusiastically

Each been &
package contains
directions 70 sim
pie any woman can
tint soft, delicate
shades or dye rich.
permanent colcrs
in lingerie, silks.
ribbons. skirts,
" aists, dresses.
coats, stockings.
sweaters draperieS.
coverings, b a n G.
ipxs-everythingi
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-19
ADVERTISEMENT

Colds, il neglected, may lead to
disaster. Last year they led to
10000 deaths. They usually lead
to days Of discomfort.
1t is folly TO neglect them. A
cold can be ended in "a hours in
the right way.
That right way is HILLS. 1t
stops the cold, checks the fever, opens
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-19

the bowels, ends
the headache. Then
tones the entire
system.
HILLS is so
quick and efficient
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-19
u. s. WILL FIGHT
BRITISH RUBBER
MO N 0P OILY
Hoover Warns Of American
Retaliation If Situation
Is Not Rernedied.
By Universal Service.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Ameri'
can retaliation against the British
rubber monopoly, which is exacting
more than $500, 100000 above a fair
price annually from the United States,
is inevitable, unless the restrictions
are removed, Secretary of Commerce
Hoover warned the House interstate
and foreign commerce committee to-
day.
Asked by Representative NJ. c.
CARRIER, Republican, OF Oklahoma. If
it would be fair for the United States
to hold back loans to Great Britain
as q move in self defense against
(, rubber price gougisg, Secretary Hoov-
; CT declared:
MAY DEMAND REPRISAL
Elf control rs not abolished public
opinion here will demand reprisals.
/ hope, however, that it will not come
to that"
American bankers are cooperating
with the government in Withholding
loans to foreign nations for the pur-
pose ct aiding monopolies, said
Hoover.
! ''Sardonic" and Humorous" was
the way Secretary Hoover character
lied statements by eminent Britishers
that American tire manufacturers
should have contracted for their sup
plies years ahead and not blame
Great Britain for eky-rocketing prices.
CREDIT DENIED
American banks will not advance
credits for more than a few months
ahead on rubber purchases, owing TO
the speculative AZURE of the market.
and lire makers are not financially
able to finance for quantities Sres tier
than Q few months supplies, Hoover
said.
Good results have already resulted
from the rubber investigation now
being carried on by the House, in
that the price off raw ruobber has
dropped from $1-10, when the hear.
ings started. TO IS cents today.
Hoover said. Private capitalists
have taken steps TO start production
Of rubber in competition with the
British monopoly, he added.
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ADVERTISEMENT

that millions have come to adopt
it. 1t is so superior that we
paid S1,0O0,000 forrit.
Take it as soon as the cold be-
gins. The sooner you take it, the
quicker the results. You can end a
cold. and all the results of the cold,
in "A hours with HILLS. And
without any i'll results.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

even keresztGl oily Macy szeretettel es
Aldozatos hiiseggel kisertek lelkipaszto-
aruk munkajat. Hasonerzelmii j6kivan-
sagait tolmacsolja el6ljarosagunk az
epesz hitkozseg mindazon mas vallasu
magyar testvereinknek, Xix egyhazun-
kat az elmult ev folyaman megerto sze-
retettel, j6akaratulag tamogattak.
Elismeresiil 6s emlekezetiil, valamint
nyilvanos elszamolaskepen az alabbi
folytat6lagos kimutatasban kozoljuk
mindazok szives adomanyat, Xix ka-
racsonyi iinnepek alkalmab6l magyar
templomukr6l t6liik telhet6en, j6 lelek
keel megemlekeztek. Karacsony els6 ma
pi perselyadomanyok: l5-t adott Hollk
Istvan (nilesi gondnok), $5$5-t: Hri
cz6 Janos es cs., Kosztyu Mikl6s, Sza
lay Julia, Palko Janos, Siroki Mihaly
vask6 Janos es cs., 0zv. Vask6 Ferenc
ne, Csolinszky Ferenc, Luyon Gyorgy
Franc6vszky Daniel, Hudak Ferenc
10th Istvanne, Var6csik Janosne, Sziic'
Antal, Druga Mihaly, Kopp Janos, Kol
lat Ferenc, Oltar-egylet. $3$3+t: Seer
bati Istvan, Matyi Istvan, Szeman Fe
rene, Kiss Andras. $2.50-et: Maria Kor
gregaci6. $2-$2-t: Stefk6 Jozsefne, Bo
giny Istvann6, Krist6f Laszl6ne, San
dor Berti, Bajusz Janos, Pletenyik ia
nos, Medve Peter, Szajko Lajos, n. n.
Legeny Ferenc, Szujeta Janos, ozv
vegse6 Janosne, 0zv. Orosz Sandorn6
San1or Bertine, Szics Erzsebet. Kond
rath Terez, Gy0mber J6zsefne, Deal
Josef, H0rcsik Mihalyne, Kiraly lst
vanne, Kordobany Gyorgy, n. N, Ma
ioros Istvan, Homolya lstvan, Hallol
Sander, n. ~, Ignath Gyorgy, Lengye
Andras, Macy Jdnos, Lengyel Peter
Takacs Ferenc, Peremi Margit, Rak'
Juliska, Hudak .Janos, Kovacs Janosne
$1-$1-t: Szatmari Karolyne, Konda
Andras.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

tori szolgalatukat: East Youngstown
ban Keszler Wendell az els6 kertiletben
IS Tis6czky JAnos harmadik keriilet-
ben. Szlksegiink lenne meg egy kol-
lektorra masodik ksrdletbe. Felker-
jik az ebben a keriletben lak6 lelkes
ferfiakat, hogy vallalkozzek valamelyi-
kIk ere a szolgalatra. Brier Hillen a
kurator fogja beszedni a havidijakat.
Steeltonon Schultz Sandor es Bodolai
Istvan fogjak ellatni kollektori tisz-
tet. South Side-ra Is Albert St.-re kel.
lene valaki, aki kollektalna havidija.
kat. Bizonara vannak oft is buzg6 fer
flax, akik szivesen meg fogjak tenni
az egyhaznak ezt szolgalatot. A jovd
vasarnap j6jjenek ell kollektorok is
letenni az eskGt.
Kath. naptar.-A multi szombaton veg
re megerkeMek naptarak es sok kell,
cl mar azokb6l. Aki 6hajt egy ilyen
naptart, siessen vele, amig tart kesz
let.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
|Gorog kath. egyhaz

Unnepek utan.-Kis hitk0zseginknek
ezidei karacsonya is szep, bens6seges,
lelekeanel6 iinnepsegek sorozata volt.
Templomunk mindem alkalommal szepen
megtelt aratos hivekkel. Sokan jarul-
talk a szentsegekhez az Innepek alatt.
Karacsony napjan aldozatos Swivel
ny1iitott adomanyaikkal kedveskedtek
10 hiveink az Ur Jezusnak. Felejthetet-
leniil kedves emleket hagyott mindnya-
junk elkeben az els6 napi gy0ny0rii al
kalmi gyermek sziniel6adas. Oriilhettek
szil6k gyermekeik ugyes fellepese-
mex, elvezettel gy0nyorkodhetett ter
met zsufolasig megtolt0 k0zonseg a oyer
mex szineszek pompas magyar eloada,
saban, szebbnel- szebb karacsonyi
enekszanaiban. Biiszkek lehetnek az
osszes szereplok remekiil betanult es XII!
| fogastalanul lejatszott szinleloa1asuk
ra. De hala es elismeres illeti azokat is,
Xix a hosszu es nehez darab rendezeset
| oily kival6 sikerrel vegeztek. Unnepi
| megel6gedett hangulat toltotte el a je
lenlev6k szivet, inert bar nagyon sokan
allva voltak kenytelenek vegig hallgat
nj az el6adast, dicseretes fegyelmezett
seget tanusitott mindvegig tiszteletre
melt6 kozonseg. Altalaban, testvar
szeretet, nemes hitbuzg6sag es jora to
Erekv6 egyiittmunkalkodas kiserte Helix
gyiimolcseiben a szep iinnepnapokat
Oriilhetnek az Ur Jezus scent sziveben
hogy kis hitk0zsegiink anyagi es erk0l
csi elete oily szepen fejl0dik, hogy no
vatovabb legelso es legrendezettebl
eletet el6 hitkozsegek soraba fogja ma
gat felkuzdeni. Adja az isteni Kisded
hogy jo remenyetnket mindenben Ike
| gyelemteljes megsal6sulas kovesse. Is
ten aldasaval b6seges, boldog ujevet ki
vanunk 0sszes hiveinknek, akik eg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
lelkesitsen bennete

szetartas erzese lelkesitsen bennete-
ket.
A MOI Kluh--Noi Klubunk szerdan
este gyiilest tartott, melynek eredme-
nyer6l vasarnap ertesiilnek hivek.
vasarnapi iskola.-Ezuton is felhi-
vom sziiloket, hogy kildjek gyerme-
keiket vasarnap iskolaba. Gyerekekl
feltiz 6rara legytek oft. El6bb mem
kell de fel l0-kor kezdjuk tanitast
Gyermek Klub.--A Gyermek Klut
tagjai tartsak keszen magukat, hogy u
ra felvegyek onkepzo munkajukat.
Ifjusagi Kor.-Ifjusagi Koriink pen
tex este tartja gyiileset. Jelenjenek meg
az osszes tagok. Reajuk is nagy mum
ka var ez esztend6ben
Farsangi bal.-Az egyhaz N6i Klub
ja januar lS-an, hetf6n este fel 8 6ral
kezdettel, az Ukran Hallban, West Ra
yen Ave-, Macy farsangi bait rendez. A
XII iol akar mulatni, legyen oft. Jegyek
ara 75c es 35c.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Kwcsxtel6ssh.--Maf G6czy Janos
IS Hzab6 Roz&lia leanya, szIl. december
o3-kn, kereszteltek januar SIAN. Kereszt
szil5k voltak Bacsa Ferenc es Bugyi
R0za.
R6za Eleon6ra, Sipross josef es Ha-
ry R6za leanya, sziil. dec. san, keresz-
teltek jan. 3.-an. Keresztsziil0k voltak
Demeny Istvan Is 10th Erzsebet.
Kurator valasztas.--A kurator valasz
tast megejtettek multi vasarnap, Ha-
badasz Gusztav es Hotter Karoly fell
iigyel6- -bizottsagi tagok jelenleteben. A
Brier hilli keriletben jel6ltek k6zt Tom
csak Gyorgy kapott 81 szavazatot, Ba-
ESQ Janos II, Lipkorics Matyas 10 es
Zagiba Janos II. ICY Brier Hill-en Tom
esak -Gy0rgv leszt a kurator az l926-ik
evben. Az east Youngstown Jeloltek
kozt, Pejk6 Vincze kapott 33 szavaza'
tot, Horvath Rafael 90, Tisoczky Janos
IL es Eszler Wendell II. ICY East Yo-
ungstownban Pek6 Vincze lesz kura
tor az 1926-ik evben. Steeltonon, az ell
So kerGletben Ort6 Gyorgy kapott Z
PETER Janos Is, Kuruez Janos 40, i'd
Kaluezky Janos %. Icy tehat Steelto
non, az elso keriiletben, Kurucz Janos
lesz kurator az 1926.ik evben. Steel
tonon, masodik keriiletben, Bodolai
Istvan kapott As szavazatot, Schultz
Sander 81, Fetzer Janos % es Rozsno
XII Simon 6. Icy tehat Steeltonon, g
masodik keriletben, Bodolay Istvan
lesz kurator az l926-ik evben. South
Side-on Gregosits J6zsef kapott A. sza
yazatot, Darazs l.. Frigyes 40, Reves2
Mihaly II. ICY tehat South Side-or
Gregosits J6zsef lesz kurator az 1926
TX evben. Szetszortan lakok k0zt
Schmiedt Istvan kap6tt 80 szavazatot
,Jambrich Istvan Ia, Matyas Josef 80
Kalapos Gyorgy pedig IA. Miutar
Schmiedt lstvan es Matyas JOSEF egy
forma szamu szavazatot kapott, sors
lluzas altal dontottek el, hogy hi legyel
a s1etszortan lakok k0zt a kurator a.
l926-ik evben huzas Schmiedt Ist
vannak kedvezett ICY lesz SIT
Istvan templomnak hatodik kurator'
az 1926-ik evben. a kuratorok jov
vasarnap teszik lie hivatalos eskut.
Kollektorok.--Amerikaban az e.
hazaknaL as--frefontosabb es "a Les
gyobb horderejii tisztseg, koliek
tiszt, kiv5lt SIT. 1stvan templom
nielynel1 nepe igen szetszortan la
MegbecsIlhetetlen az szolgalat
lyet teljesitenek azok ferfiak,
hazr6l- hazra mennek es beszedik az.
penzt, mely sziikseges az egyhaz fental
tasahoz. Ez a szolgalat igazan mege,
demli ugy liep, mint q plebanos> Aal;
jht. Legyiink is halasak a kollektorol
max mindazert, aInit tesznekd egyht
zunkert. A j0v6 eyre megigertek kollel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
Istentisztelet helye: az Athletikai Klub
338La West Federal St.

Az ujesztend6 els6 vasarnapjan fejez
Tux be az iinnepk6rt. Ketszaznyolcvan-
het feln6tt eneke es imaja dicserte az
5sent es kerte segedelmet az ujevre.
s los, elegend6 szekkel mem rendel-
ink, pedig Vastyak temetesrendez6
neg mem vitte ell karacsonyra kol-
zott szekeit Istentisztelet utan
esiink is volt, melyen ekes es id
dolgok hataroztattak. Meg csak
Ky hangos $40 Sc hangzott - ugy tet'
szett, mlntha csak egy Macy csalad
gyermekei tanacskoZtak volna. Icy a hi
lyes. Mndnyajan egy kozos Atya oyer
mekei vagyunk: az Istene. Mem lille
mex hozzank veszekedes. Azert, atyan
fiai, tovabbra is csak szeretet es osz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
HATkROEAT

A New Brunswick SIT. .Imre
hg. Ferfi es Mi Bs. es Temetke-
zesi Egylet 9-ik osztalyanak ell
mutt vasarnap tartott gyiilese ell
hatarozta, hogy a jovoben csak
azon betegsegelyek leszrtek kifi-
zetve, amelyek alapszabaly szeru-
en- be lettek jelentve. Betegseg a
k0vetkez6 ket helyen jelentendo
GyorgN Mihaly eln0knel (1Ol
Bright Ave-, E. Youngst.), vagy
Szilagyi Janos jegyz6nel (5O2
Crescent ST., Youngst.)
Hauzer Fiil0p, titkar
ST. Rose st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
Reformatus egyhaz

Observation-Disclosures vasarnap, janu-
ar 10.-en, a rendes id0ben lesz megtart-
va az istentisztelet. Predikalni ez al
kalomn1al ismet vendeglelkesz fog, Mt.
Hank6 Gyula, colunbusi ref. lelkesz.
Unnepek utan.-O- -esztend6 utols6
esteien ujev elso napian halaado is
tentisztelet volt templomunkban.
Mindket alkalommal ut. Kovacs Ka-
roly ref lelkesz vegezte szolgalatot
A hivek szep szammal voltak jelen.
Az elmult vasarnap Mt. Bojthe San
dor, ref. lelkesz- iel0lt predikalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
VALENTINE BAL

A Kossuth Kor vezetosege ez-
uton hozza magyarsag szives tu-
domasara, hogy januar 3O.-an,
szombaton este, volt nagyterem-
ben, nagyszabasu, fenyes es erde-
kes Valentine Bait rendez.
A rendkiviil erdekesnek igerke.
70 mulatsag elokesziiletei folya
nathan vannak, rendezoseg biz
tosan szamit ARA, hpgy ezen az
esten teljes szamban egyiitt lesi
a magyarsag.