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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11

tervet, amely dologban egyhazunk tag
jai ugy intezkedtek, hogy renovalt Sio-
|nunk hatalmas vafat vagyis minden
kovete elnenyeknek megfelel6 modern
tcmplomat, az egyhdz augustus no 2s-
an fogja altal szolgaltatni nemes hiva-
tasanak; meg pedig egy innepelyes IS
tentisztelet keretei kozt, amely szolga-
latok elvegzesere, u k0rny6kbeli lelke-
seek fognak maid felkeretni, amely IS
tentsztelet angol es magyar nyelv hasz
nalatait fogja fel6lclni Ugyszinten ell
hataroztatott az is, hogy egyhahunk a
felszentelesi aktus utan, mindjart tar
sas-vacsorat ad templomalatti gyonyo
rii termekben, amely k6t terem befoga-
do k6pessege oily Macy, hogy otszaz en-
bert is cl tudunk helyezni minden szo-
rongas nelkiil. Most mar, amid0n ma
gvarsag egyhazunk ezen hivatalos er-
tesit6s6t olvasni fogia, ne felejtse ell
ait, hogy farrelli magyar reformatus
egyhaz renovalt templomat, folyo no
2S.an, delutan oral kezdettel fogja
iinnep5lyes keretelx k0zt felszentelni, a
mely inneg6lyre vallaskulonbseg nelkul
|hivunk meg miHaen magyar testverun-
ket. - Ha mar a Shenango volgyeben
el6 magyarsag mem 6hajt Macy oromok'
ben osztozni, legalabb kuri6zum kepen
i6ijenek el es tekints6k meg templomun
kat es gy6z6djenek meg arr6l, hogy q
farrplli magyar reformatus egyha2
tpmploma. maga kicsinyseg6ben eS
egvszerjisegeben, a legmodernebb ma
gvar reforrmatus tempiOm az Egyesul'
Allamok teriileten Is hogy azok tn
d6sitAsok, ameiyeket ezideig olvastaF
egvhazunk templomar6l, minden korul
m6nyek k0z0tt megfelelnek valosag
max.
Elmult vasarnapunk.-Az elmult va
: sarnap nvilt meg el6szor renovalt TEN
plomuhk ajtaja Il buzg6 hivek aJtatos
: saganak gyakorlasara, amely napon ke
: 10 megihlet6dessel leptek at annak ku
sz6bet mindazok a tcstv6reink, ahik
multi yasarnapi istentiszteleten RESI-
vettek Maid ugy f6l ll-6fakor tempto
: munk boltivet Antal Margitka orgo
na iat6ka t0lt0tte be felzudult hi
vek aikan l49-ik zsolt, /" Az Urnal
: enekelietek'', maid FOriil mi szi
: wink tenyleg nagy or0me volt m
$ sziviinknek, amid6n OF h6napi hossza
: varakozas utan, ujra templomnnkba
: imadhattuk az Urat, aki munlSankba
: megsegitett.
Az enek akkordai alatt l5pett a
: egvhaz lelkesze sz0szekre, ahol bu;
60 imadsagban kervr az Atva megszer
! tcl6 kegyelmet a romokb6l ujra 6piil
P templomra, maid 90 igyekezetbe
: ne legyetek restek :. k6peztek beSzed
= mex targyat, ancly beszed tartan
G alatt kell6 kidomborodast nvert kj
ii z0s j6ert val6 aldozatunk, az igyek'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11
A NILES, Oh REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: Csepke Istvan, ref. lelk6sz
Templom a w. Second St.-en.
Par6chia a templommal szemben.

Prezsbyteri gyiil6s volt tartva egy
mex egyik targyat a julius h6napr6l va
10 elszamolas kepezte. Az eredmeny a
kovetkez6: bevetel S20435, iuniusi ma
radvany s715.14. A kett6 egviitt $919.-
40 Kiadas s395.26, igy "A maradvany
julius veg6n $524.23
Templomunk kifestve.-A multi he
ten nj kontost kapott kivilr6l temple
nlunk. Karikas Karoly magyar festovel
kifestette egyhazunk templomot. Az
NJ festesnel vilagos sziirke szine, feher
trimminggel nagy 10 benyomast kcltett
az cgyhaz tagjaiban. + h5ten pedig a
par6chia keriil sorra
Konfirmandusok vizsgaja-Annak a
nehany n6vendeknek, akik az ujkenye
ri Urvacsoraosztasko ohajtanak el6-
szor .iarulni az Urasztalahoz, no 81
en- lesz a vizsgaja es innepelyes fo-
gadastetele
Gyermek sziniel6adas- Ugyanaznap
este pedig a nyari iskolas gyermekek
fognak harom kedves kis szindarabot
el6adni templom basementjeben. Mar
nagyban kssziilnek es pr6balnak a kis
szineszek a tanit6 ur vezetese mellett.
hogv hozzajuk fiiz0tt varakozast min
den telsintetben valora valtsak.
Ujkenyeri Urvacsoraosztasunkat au-
gusztus 2S-an 6hajtjuk megtartani. Az
alkalonlhoz val6 lilo k6szii-
letre mar i6el6re felhivjuk helybeli Is
videki hiveink figyelmet.
Macy vissgankat, amikor az osszcs
nyari iskolaba jar6 gyermekek bizony-
sagot kivannak telmi mindarr6l, amt
2 h6napon kereszttil tanultak, 2s-an del
utan kivahjuk negtartani. FIT a fo1f.
tos dathhfot is figyedmebe ajanliuk u
sziil6knek Is az erdekl0d3knek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11
KERESTETES

Az alant felsoroltak, vagy akik hol-
letiikr6l tudomassal birnak, felkeret-
mex, hogv azok cimeit vagy oily
egyenek, akik ezekr0l fclvilagositast
adhatnak = lehetoleg siirg6scn Il cle-
vclandi magyar kiraIyi kc6zulatus
pittsburgh kirendeltievel k0zolni szi-
veskedjenek Cine: sos Mages Bldg,
33G-4th Ave-, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dombi Ferenc, barza vari illet5sGgii
legut6bb Donora' es Monessen, Pa. Err
dos Karoly, legut6bb Nazareth, Pa
Frei Miksa, galiciai illetosegJ, leg
ut6bb New York, N. Y. Fulop Janos
zagyvapalyvai illet6segii, legut6bb Ele
amor, Pa. Gajdos Janos. nyirlugosi il
lct6segii. legut6bb Ralphton, Pa, Lu
sermen Mines. Gubanyi Ferenc, galabo
csi illet6segi, legutobb Berwichk, Pa
Herman Otto Negro, pecsi illet6segii
legut6bb Philadelphia es New York. II
les Janos, nyiracsadi illet6segii, leg
ut0DD., MI. Oarmel, ia. eS llllnOlS. mo
nya Jaios, sajosenyei illetosegii, leg
ut6bb Duquesne, Pa. es videke. Ozy
Kovacs Janosne, sziil So6s Maria
nyestei illet6s6gii, legut6bb Pittsburgh
kPa Kugler Antal, beretty6ujf jfalusi i
lct6segii, legut6bb Detroit, Mich. Klei
/ Gerzson. kiralvhclmeci illet0s6gI, leg
ut0bb New York. n. Y Nemeth .JanoE
als66ri illetos5gii, lcgut0bb NorthamT
ton, Pa P6styeni Janos, polgari illetj
t6gi, lcgut6bb Youngstown, o. Rudy
Oblckovskv Anna es Rudyk Olga, lcs
utobb Donora es Minessen, Pa. Rake
si Istvan, vasvari illet6segii, legutob
Greensboro Pa es Manila, w. Va. Sz
/ ly Laszlo, g0dreszentmarton illet0st
gil, lcgut6bb Portales, New Mexict
Szabo Laszl6, p6tpaladi illctos6gU, lc
ut6bb Pittsburgh. Pa. (Gltnwood
Schwartz .Miksa, Nasmegye, szentpet,
ri illet6saeii. legut6bb Pittsburgh p;
! Weininger Ferenc, soproni illetGs6gi
lcgut6bb Philadelphia, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11
FARRELL, PA.
A FARRELL MAGYAR REFORNIA.
TUs EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: vecsey A. Jeno, ref. lelk6sz

Kohl: Vecsey A. Jen0, ref lelkesz.
Istentisztelet.-A reank kovetkezo
vasarnap, azaz foly6 h6 14-en, reggel
fel 9-t6l fel 11-ig vasarnapi iskoat tar
tunk, Kiss Julianna szuperintendens
vezetese mellett, amely utan mindJart
istentisztelet predikalni fog maga
lelk5sz.
KeresztelSs.-Az emult vasarnap ke-
resztelte meg az egyhaz lelkesze, sep
szannu gyiilekezet el6tt templomban,
Hunyadi Arpad es neje, sziil. Pal ka-
talin hazastarsaknak esoszulott fiat
Arpad nevre. Ezen kis honpolgar ke-
resztsziilei lettek 10th Balint es neje,
! sziiletett 10th Erzsebet, Girard, Ohio-l
lakosok A Aeresztelesi aktus utan, a
mint. .&rtes1ltiink az 0romsziil6k csald-
dias. iellegi keresztelot tartottak kis
flu tiszteleterc a nagysziilok hazanal
amelycn legkozclebbi rokonok vettek
reszt. Mi is gratulaIunk es sok szeren
cset kivanunk kis flu felneveNesehez
El6ljar6sagi gyiles.-Hivatalosan er
tesitem az egvhaz el6ljarosagat afelol
hogy a reank k0vetkezo sZombaton, az
az foly6 no 13-an, este I oral kezdet
tel eend megtartva a rendes hay
prezsbyteri gyiiles, meg pedig a kis is
kola teremben. Minden egyes elolJaro
sagi tagnak a megjelenese megkivanta
} tik.
Nyari iskolank tinnepelyes vizsgaja
-Miutan mar k6zelediink telnplon
felszentelesi unnepelyiink datumahoz
enn6lfogva egyhazunk kebeleben NIL
k0d6 mindennapos nyari iskolas eyer
mekek vizsgaja augusztus h6 21-en lie
end megtartva, delutan oral kezdet
tel a nagyteremben, amelv direct unne
, peiyiink megtartasara kesziilt Ez eve
: iskoldnk vizsgdja teljesen mas keretel
, k0zt fog lezajlani, mint multbar
Ugyanis halad6 osztalv vetitett Ike
pek aikalmazasaval fognak e6adas
/ tartani hittanb6l es azzal kapcsolatC
san fognak enekclni vallasos enekeket
, mig a t0bbick szavalatok es egyhazi
I vilagi dalokkal fogiak maid sz6rako5
tatni a nagyerdemii kozonseget. Sz6va
: ezen az even vizsgank iinnep6lves 81
/, nezetc, az igazi magvarsagban nevelkt
do gycrmekek nemeben fog kidombt
rodni.
Augustus 28-iki templemszentelt
81 iinnepelyiink.- elmult vasarna
rcggel tartott rendkivjifi egyhazk0zs,
gi gyiil6sen, egyhazunk tagiai tiizc
tes targyalas ala vettek az el6ljar6sa
altal el6terjesztett templomszentele!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11
: 1897. AUaUSzTUA-11.

lapes ket evvea az else papir kive-
tele utan, de Z even beltl, kell
hogy t0rtenjen. A harmadik: az
utolso killallgatas so ilappal a ktr
veny beadasa utam. Ekkor het ta-
nuval .jelenik meg 'birosagi hi
vatal elott, eskiit tesz es atveszl
polgarlevelet.
Mindeh tovtabbi felvilagositas-
ert forduljon a k0vetkez6 clnl-
hez: Foreign Language Hifol'ma
tion Service, 222 Fourth Ave.
New York City.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-01
Jesuits Coming Back
To Arizona After An
Absence of $50 Years

PHOENIX, April 80. (E0 Jesuit
Fathers, members of the e6uca-
tional order Of the Catholic church.
exiled by order of Carlos III Of
spain in 1857, are coming back to
Arizona after an absence Of more
than a century and a half to estab-
lish a college near Phoenix, the
initial endowment of $25O,OC0 being
announced today by Mrs. Ellen =.
trophy Of this city. in memory OF
her late husband, William Henry
l;rophy The institution will be
memorial to him and may bear his
name.
The Jesuits are coming back to
Arizona at the invitation of the
Right Rev Daniel J. Gercke of Tue
son, bishop of the Arizona diocese
The tentative plans of Mrs. Brophy
were accepted following a visit here
by the provincial father, Rev. Pa
yette of Portland. Ore, and one Of
his counseIlors, the Rev. James Nc,
hugh, Of Hollywood.
Located on a 25-acre site three
miles north of Phoenix, the college
will be constructed along the Span
ish architectural lines of the mis-
sions, San Xavier Del Bac and Tuna,
cacori, the latter being the oldest III
America.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-01
STORM BOX FOR
SENIOR FOLLIES
AT PHOENIX
Cost of Show $4,000;
Douglas Head Says
It's Some Show

rhe tickets for the Senior Foll,oy
were Put on sale in Tucson and in
enc day the entire seatirg capacity
of the house was sold out. A record
somewhat similar to that was made
in Phoenix. Seat sales in Douglas
have gone much faster than usuaf,
In the show are Joe Calhoun, Miss.
Anna Adele Dunno and Miss Glen.
dora Buckles from this city. Miss
Agnes Mahoney also OF Douglas is
designing the costumes for the show.
The cosy of the show Will easily
exceed that of many professional
musical comedy productions. Ten
thousand dollars is the present eati-
mate on the cost. Tho lighting
fixtures alone are worth one thou
sand dollars.
OF George Wettle, manager-pro-
Queer, @littlc need be said The
shows Of the past three years have
attested to his ability in that life.
Betore coming to Arizona he was q
stage manager of a large ST Louis
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-01
COLO. RIVER
FLOOD
MENACE LOOMS

YUMA, April 80. (P)-Declaring that
the snow pack in the watersheds CT
Colorado, Utah and Idaho is the
greatest in years, James H. Gordan,
in charge of the weather station
here, today said that the next six
weeks will determine whether the
deta district of the Colorado river
will face flood conditions that
might be very disastrous"
The discharge or rne Colorado at
Yuma is now 10000 second feet and
the flood stage has been placed at
175,000 feet, ordon stated
Present conditions may cause q
flo wof 25C,00U feet within the next
80 days, according to Gordon, who
added that the increased flow would
he a cause of great danger to Yuma.
the entire Imperial valley and Lower
California.
At present there is 80 per cent
more snow i'll the mountain water
sheds than normal A sudden and
continued warm spell in the upper
reaches would melt the snow and
result in serious flood problem
here, Gordon stated.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-01
Indiana Is Visited
By Severe Hail Storm

EVANSVILLE. Ind. April 80. R-
a severe wind, hail ana rainstorm.
ripping it's way through southwest
ei1 Indiana today left behind a
trail of unroofcd and wrecked houses,
broken telephone and telegraph poles
and uprooted trees. No deaths were
reported although one man was re-
ported to have been injured at New
Albany when part of his house was
blown away.
School children at Petersburg,
where more than an inch of rain
fell in 80 minutes, narrowly escaped
injury when the storm uprooted a
large tree near the school building.
ire children had left the schooi
yard a short time before!
Power and lights at Evansville
failed shortly after noon and We're
out of service for several hours.
Windows were broken ande roofs
damaged when the storm struck
here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-01
Sports Will Hold Sway
On College Fields

PHOENIX, Apr 80. P)-Track, ten
mis- and baseball will hold sway for
colleges of the state tomorrow on
three different fields of action when
the state tennis tournament is held
on the Tempe Teachers college courts
and Phoenix Junior college clashes
with Flagstaff Teachers in baseball
on the Phoenix high school athletic
field The track teams that will
fight it out for informal honors Of
Arizona are the Phoenix Indians,
Tempe Teachers college, ella college
and Phoenix Junior college.
Any one of the five may carry off
the honors inasmuch as all have had
more or less reversals of form
throughout the season. However, the
Indians are rated strongest. Bread,
Caddo and Fredericks will lead the
red men tomorrow while Siml1ins,
Tempe's formidable weight man.
should capture laurels in the field
events. Phoenix Junior college will
have an almost sure first place man
in the sprints in Baker.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-01
VETERANS SEEK MEDAL
FOR ALLIED SCHOOLS

PARIS, April 30 H9.-A contest is
open for a medal to be conferred an
nualIy on schools in formerly allied
countries with courses of study best
calculated to promote knowledge of
international affairs.
FIDAC international Federation of
Former Combatants) has invited ar
fists of all allied countries to submit
designs. Prizes have been provided by
General L. G. Gignilliat, commander
of Culver Military academy, at Culver,
Ind, member of the American legion
and of FIDAC.
The idea was adopted at the Rome
convention in 1925, but the rules have
just been announced
The art jury which will make the
award has an American member,
WALES Bosworth, an architect, now
living here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-01

theatre. In st, Louis he also staged
one of the ANNUAL style shows for
which the city is famous
Charles Murray and Jack Mulhall.
famous motion picture actors, have
seen .he rehearsals of "Wait'll VA
See" and were lavish in their praise
of such show.
Tucson people who have been al
lowed the rare privilege of seeing
the show in rehearsal say that with
cut u doubt it is the best Senior
Follies ever put on in the eight
gears in which Senior Follies have
been making history at the univer-
sity.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-01
CHILD HEALTH
DAY PROGRAM
AT TOMBSTONE

An elaborate program commemorate
ing Child Health Day will be given,
starting at 2 p. m. May 4, in the high
school auditorium, Tombstone. May 4
has been officially designated as child
health day. Mrs. Robert Wehr, wife
of the assistant county engineer, is in
charge of the program. The program
follows:
Child Health Day ................
Mrs. Katherine Hutchison, R. N.
A clean. Hon. Charles Schneider
The Power of Child Beauty and
Health. DR.. M A. Baker
Protecting Our Children. W NJ. Cox
Ly Hegrina es Complemento del Hy-
grina del Alma Meuse sono En-
Soma ..s......,. Father Castellano
A school Chiids Need of Health....
..........,P Prof c. e. Tilford
Child's Right to What the Medi-
cal Profession Knows ..........
...,... DR.. H. H. Hughart
soThe Magic May Basket
Jean Macia, Speaker
Flowers: Pauline Brandt Marjory
Jane Kingsbury,, Harry Macia, James
Ijams, Marjory Main. Adelaide Giaco-
ma, Elbert Holland, Jane Paquin,
Charlyne Bacl1elder, Charlyne schnei-
der, Jane Ivey, Arthur Ivey.
"The Clean Way. First Grade
"The Leafy Way
Vegetables: Katherine Schulties,
Dorothy Schulties, Dorothy Wehr'
Winona Hankins, Mary Christine Moss,
Mary Ellen Giacoma, Katherine Gia-
coma.
s.SIeep Dialogue"
Homer Ferguson, Taylor Cook, Ro-
land Davenport, Val Melgren, Walter
Melgren, Charley Lemons, Harold Hen
shaw. Herbert Macia.
sSThe House That Health Built"
Mary Belle Johnson, Jessie Martha
Morris, Louise Sanders, Betty Macia'
Edith Meyer, Gladys Price.
"Mary's Vegetable Garden"
Dorothy Berquist, Ruth Igo, Mary
10 Kingsbury, Gladys Price, Jean
Macia, Dona Gay Henshaw.
Note: Immunization for scarlet fe-
yer, diptheria, small pox and whooping
cough given at close of program.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-22
Modern Franklin's Way

What starts a lightning flash, and
what determines the path Of light
ming bolt through the atmosphere?
modern disciple of Benjamin
Franklin, DR.. V. V. Boys, British ply
sicist. proposes to answer these ques-
tons by shooting a rocket up into a
thundercloud, to see whether light
ming flash will follow the track of the
rocket. either downward to the earth
or upward from the earth to the cloud.
Doctor Boys explains that the track
of rocket contains countless electri-
fed atoms which are discharged as
the explosive drives the rocket up
ward knowledge of whether light
ming would follow such an electrified
channel through the air, he says,
might reveal many unknown facts
about the nature of thunderbolts.-
Popular Science Monthly.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-22
LITTLE CHANGE IN
OLD MOTHER EARTH
Orb Has Had c Comparatively
Placid Time.

Professor Chamberlain Of the Uni
vefsity of Chicago, the dean of Amer
lean biologists, was once engaged in
an ordinary kind Of decipheting job:
"How could ice sheets have crept SO
far south over the coral Of an ancient
warm seaT He cared no more for
speculation than q bloodhound does
for metaphysics; he simply followed
his scientific nose. And the trail led
him to the most distant stars, where
he had to call upon Professor Moulton
for astronomical advice.
You may read the story in his little
book, "The Origin of the Earth" which
bids fair to become one of the most
significant Of scientific classics. Here
can only sketch what he discovered
as first chapter for the testament of
the rocks. Fantastic though 1t sounds,
and remote from geology though 1t
seems, 1t was arrived at by inquiring:
What causes, which have always been
uniformly at work in the universe and
which can be observed now, could have
produced our set Of planetsT The
answer proved to be what outline in
the next two paragraphs.
A billion or two years ago there was
almost collision between Sol and an
other sun; the other sun came so near
Sol in it's cosmic travels that 1t began
to disrupt Sol; eight gobs Of molten
matter, drawn by the superior attrac-
ton Of the other sun, rushed toward
1t; they were not fast enough to reach
1t, for 1t had been wheeled out of its
course by Sol; the gobs were thus left
spinning in cold space, unable to get
back to the warm nest which they had
left-,and they have continued spinning
to this day, revolving about Sol, as
eight planets. Two revolve between US
and our sun, FIVE beyond us.
The embryo earth was much smaller
than now, molten, Of irregular shape.
But 1t must have cooled and taken a
spherical shape in an extremely brief
time, as time goes in geology. No
sooner had it settled in its monotonous
race course than it began to gather
to itself the debris Of the encounter
Of the suns, and grew rapidly in size.
So 1t had q most bizarre birth and
an eventful infancy. But since then it
has been most placid and changeless
orb, never hot since 1t took its present
form, never more volcanic than now,
never covered with sulphurous vapors.
Very gradually it accumulated an
ocean and an atmosphere. The ocean
adjusted itself to land masses very
much as we see 1t adjusted today.
Portions of the crust have always
been slowly pushed up and slowly
worn down by erosion, but always
within such heights as we see now.
Biologists cannot learn of any period
Of cataclysms and terrible doings.
When I read in a newspaper that a
survey mark on a peak near Santa
Barbara has been pushed north thirty
inches during the last twenty-four
years have read the record of as
much violence as has been customary
throughout the earth's existence
Henshaw Ward in Harper's Magazine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-22
Truly Original

The teacher gave the following as
Segment to her spelling class: 81 have
here four words that I want you to
use in your own original sentences.
They are defeat, defense, detail and
deduct" -
One little fellow, nicknamed
Sleepy" by his schoolmates because
of his lack of fondness for work,
drowsily opened his eyes and asked
lazily: well, won't it be all right if
we can use all four Of them in one
sentence?" On being assured that it
was just as well, ne returned to his
comfortable position.
The next day, when looking over
the papers, she was amused but not at
all surprised to find the following SEN
tence on Sleeps paper: ''De feat of
de duck went over de fence before de
tail"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-22
Shepherds Fear "Deuil"

Shepherds in the neighborhood of
Machach-Kala, in central Soviet Asia,
have gone on strike, declaring that the
devil appearing in the form of 81
gantic eagle has made their profession
hazardous.
They report that in the course OF a
few days the eagle killed AZ sheep,
carrying off the younger victims. The
mountain eagles in the vicinity of
Machach-Kala are noted for their
size and ferocity. In this instance
the shepherds were so inundated by
the great bird that they feared to
come to the assistance Of their nocks.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-22
His Trouble

"On the train the other day met a
Teller that l couldn't hardly make
OUT said Farmer Funter.. "The car
was crowded and he took seat by
me. He said he liked farmers better
than any other class Of men; they
were honester, knew more, had better
things to eat, made more money, and
enjoyed life better than any other
sort of men,"
"Of course, he was swindler! re-
turned Farmer Fumblgate. "How
bad did he sting you?"
"That was the funny part. He didn't
want to borrow any money, sell me q
phony gold watch, or play any kind of
a game of that sort. couldn't. make
out anything about him except that
he must be crazy. But he didn't look
it or act it."-Kansas City STAR
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-22
Busy Executive

Nations Business gives the credit
of being the worlds biggest business
executive to Edward Wentworth Beat
ty, chairman and president Of the Ca
madam Pacific railway, chairman Of
the Canadian Pacific, Steamship, Ltd,
and head of the varied enterprises Of
that company. These properties in
clude 10000 miles Of railroad, $685.
100000 chain of hotels, 425,OO0 tons
of shipping, 115,O00 miles Of telegraph
wires, 100000 employees scattered
from Europe to the Far East, a $780,
100000 irrigation project, millions Of
acres of farm lands and an express
company serving the entire railway
system and the world.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-22
Teaching Endia's Farmers

Farmers of India are being taught
modern methods of agriculture. The
Bombay government arranged that
leading farmers in different parts of
the country attend the first Bombay
Presidential Agricultural show, which
was held recently at Poona, so that
they might return home and set ex-
amples for their neighbors. In ID
sections of the fair were shown the
latest methods and implements for
use in different phases of agriculture.
One exhibit, called the poor Farmers
STALL" showed the cheapest of nipple
ments that might be used by the small
farmer.