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Evening star., 1927-01-02

THERE are some things in life that
are always worth more than what
we pay for them, and it is because
of this that the disabled actor or
actress has a special claim upon
humanity.
Like all the rest of mankind, prob
ably, the actor never gets what he is
worth. But he takes what he can get,
sometimes with more or less reluct-
ance, because he can do no better.
His mode of living necessarily makes
greater demand upon his bankroll
than upon that of the ordinary man,
because his occupation has no hxed
place of abode, and it costs great
deal of money to travel these days.
His opportunity for accommodating
something for the proverbial rainy
day, therefore, is not as great as it
might seem when you listen to the
amounts he is supposed to receive for
his services. If he gets sick, his salary
stops; If he becomes permanently dis
abled and he has not accumulated
enough to buy that little farm in a
fertile country or a less romantic
home in the crowded city, the future
has a poor outlook for him.
And he who has made you laugh
many times, who has made you forget
cares and worries and added some
thing in the way of happiness, how
ever fleeting, to your own life, now
finds himself in q position that, with
out the assistance from those whom
he has at some time or another caused
to forget their troubles, he Is likely
to have troubles of ihs own, and 1t is
difficult to assuage them with ones
own mimic talents.
otto Fl. Kahn, the prominent New
York banker, has perceived this, and
he has also found 1t possible ana de-
sirable to give his valuable time as
head of a national committee. compris-
ing distinguished representatives OF
the church, the State, the theater ana
the business and social world, whose
duties will be to find way to enrich
what is known as THE Actors BENEFIT
Fund" which has brought more or
comfort and joy to the troubled actor
and actress than Santa Claus ever
dreamed of.
It's a good work, a commendable
work, and everybody who cares to do
so is to be given the chance in time,
particularly the philanthropist who
has found the hours pass lightly under
the actors spell in the theater.
The national committee will INCLUDE
mayors of many leading cities, among
them Jimmy" Walker of New York.
Charles H. Kline. Pittsburgh: c. Clar-
ence Neslen, Salt Lake City: Thomas
L. Raymond, Newark. n. j.; James
Rolf. 5r.. San Francisco: John w.
Smith, Detroit; S. F. Snively, Duluth;
s. II. Tyler, Norfolk, Va: George M.
Warren, Bristol. Va; r. c. Zehrung,
Lincoln, Nebr.; George z. Leech, Min
neapolis; James J. Thomas, Columbus;
John D. Marshall, Cleveland; Malcolm
z. Nichols, Boston; Daniel A. ODono-
van. Covington, KY; J. Z. Pearce,
Galveston. Tex: l.. G. Hodgson. st.
Paul: Howard w. Jackson, Baltimore;
Frederick w. Donnelly, Trenton. n.
j.; Edward l.. Bader. Atlantic CITY;
Harry Z. Clinton, Troy, n. Y: William
A. Gunter, jr., Montgomery, Aia~'
Harry T. Hartwell. Mobile, Ala
Mr.. Kahn has appointed Col: Arthur
little chairman of the New York di.
vision. Col. Little was chairman OF
the testimonial dinner rendered Mr.:
Frohn1an recently in honor OF his ~
wears Of service to the actors FUND.
Many of those who had hand In ar
Evening star., 1927-01-02

terestins and startling reading a few
years ago.
Mack will play the attorney and he
asserts that the part fits him with
the nicely of the proverbial glove,
affording him better opportunities to
disclose his histrionic endowment than
anything he has heretofore essayed
a capable company will support
him: rehearsals have already begun,
Evening star., 1927-01-02
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
BY FIRST NIGHTER.

The production, first scheduled for
saturday night and then deferred until
Monday, Is now announced as "indefi-
nitely postponed"
The company which will appear
with Alice Brady In Lady Alone in
cludes Joseph Kilgour, Austin Fair
man, Edward ]. Viewer, Louise Gallo
way and Auriel Lee. l.. Lawrence
Weber and David Wallace are the
producers.
The next play by Herbert Milton
Cooper which David Belasco will pro-
duce is to be called Mirrors" Mrs.
Gropper took the manuscript to Mr..
Belasco last week.
Honor Be Damned" a new play
by Willard Mack, went into rehearsal
last week with Mr.. Mack as its star.
1t will be presented by a new organi-
zation, the Metropolitan Producing
Company.
Around the middle of February,
Vesta Victoria, the English comedi
enne, will begin tour Of the Loew
theaters. starting at White Plains,
n. Y.
Next Tuesday night and New York
have been definitely set as the time
and place for the opening of Carle
Cartons new musical play. "The
Lace Petticoat."
The new John B. Hymer.Samuel
Shipman play, Crime" to be pro.
duced by A. H. Woods, will be d.
rected by Gutherie McClintic, and will
have Jack Halliday for it's principal
player.
The Frank Craven play now in re-
hearsal for A. l.. Erlanger. entitled
Money From Home" 1t now turns
out, is nothing less than Mr.. Craven's
Goal Oil Jenny" under a new title.
1t had run of six weeks in Chicago
last season
Evening star., 1927-01-02
GAYETY-"Mutt and JeH's
Honeymoon"

Mutt and Jeff's Honeymoon VIII
be next weeks attraction at the Gay
ETY. Theater. Joe Yule, with his an
tics; Sid Gold to help him ana Don
Clark and Paul Paulos as the long
and short funny men" are the leadlhs
comedians. while the feminine stars
include Lola Pierce, Emma weston
Margaret Conway and Margie Bartel.
The Pacific Four, singing come
dians. and Artie Bauers, Jew comic,
will add to the humor. There Is SAID
to be q wealth of singing, dancing ana
specialties in the show, which is elab'
orately staged and costumed.
Evening star., 1927-01-02
Notwithstanding Kuties."

"Kuddling Kuties" will be the at
traction at the Mutual next week.
opening with a matinee Sunday. jan
uary 9. This is the production that
has broken all existing box once at
tendance records during the two sea :
sons that Washington has had lts
Mutual burlesque attractions.
Evening star., 1927-01-02
Rialto Bookings

THE management Of the Rialto an
nounces that it's bookings for the
year 1927 are the best in years.
The list includes Florence vidor in
'"The Popular Sin," an original story
by Monta Bell paramount picture);
Ronald Coleman and Wilma Banky in
1.-The Night of Love" UNITED Artists):
Thomas Meighan in "The Canadian"
Paramount picture); Zane Grey's
MAN of the Forest" with Jack Holt
and Georgia Hale paramount pic
ture); 1.-The Great Gatsby' paramount
picture); Resurrection" with Rod La
ROGUE and Dolores Del Rio Omitted
Artists, and Universal productions.
including "The Fourth Command
ment."
Evening star., 1927-01-02
Gets $4,000 Per

IN order to convince the American
l public that nothing short Of the
best talent and entertainment avail
able will do for the big Loew presen-
tation chain, Marcus Loew announces
that Miss Bayes will receive $4,000 a
week during the time she is engaged
in beguiling the patrons OF Mr..
Loew's photoplay theaters.
Nora Bayes' status as an enter.
tainer is well established, and her
"enlistment" under the Loew banner
is the first appearance she has made
at popular prices since she became a
star. Certainly 1t is the first time
Washington has ever seen this great
singing comedienne at a maximum
price of so cents admission.
Evening star., 1927-01-02
Actors Benefit Fund

rangements for that affair will also
serve on the national committee,
among them William II. Edwards,
Franklin Simon, Cornelius n. Bliss,
Representative Sol Bloom, DR..
Nicholas Murray Butler, Senator
Royal S. Copeland, A. F. Albee,
Abram 1. Elkus, Eddie Cantor, Frank
Gilmore, Gen. James G. Harboard,
Patrick Cardinal Hayes, William
Randolph Hearst, Marc klaw, Jesse
L. Lasky, Marcus Loew, Bishop VIII
liam T. Manning. Thomas Meighan,
Frank l.. Polk, Lee Shubert, E. NJ.
Statler, NJ. H. Aylesworth, George w.
wickersham. Louis Wiley, Rabbi
Stephen S. Wise and Adolph Zukor.
Nanny Strauss is chairman Of the ma
tional advisory committee.
Throughout the United States all
Who are interested in the theater will
be given an opportunity to assist the
fund.
Evening star., 1927-01-02
NATIONAL-'LeMaire's Affairs"

Play patrons with a penchant for
getting their moneys worth in things
theatrical, 1t is said, will welcome the
announcement that Sophie Tucker,
Ted Lewis and Lester Allen will be
presented by Rufus LeMaire as the
triple-Star constellation in "LeMaires S
Affairs"-the revue which has taken
rank as an outstanding success of the
season. with a run of over five months
OF capacity patronage in Chicago-at
the National Theater the week begin
ming Sunday evening. January 8.
The music of the new offering is by
Martin Broones: the book. lyrics and
skits by Ballard Macdonald, Edgar
Allen Woolf, Andy Rice and Jack Lait,
with dances and elaborate ensemble
features staged by Bobby Connolly.
who directed the production of sew
eral editions of Ziegfeld "Follies."
Prominent among the featured 2S
principals are John Price Jones,
Colleen Adams. William Halligan,
Lon Hascall, Bobby Arnst. John Ham
ilton, Sally Starr. Frank J.. Corbett,
Olive Brady, Vivian Glenn, Dorothy
Deeder, Helen Brown. Lester Dorr,
Nellie Ferns. the CarCiell twins, Ted
Shapiro, Vialo Hage, Ida Miller, Will
liam Miller. Gloria Glennon. Nat
Peterson and other talented artists.
The revue is in two acts and %
scenes. Ted Lewis world-famous
musical clowns are one of it's special
features There is also the Albertina
Rasch Ballet. 36 artist models and a
large beauty chorus of dancing spe.
cialists. The organization is Ell route
to New York City.
kEITH'S-SilvertOw Cord Orchestra.
The B. F. Goodrich Silvertown Cord
Orchestra, with Joseph Knecht di-
recting, will head the bill at 3. F.
keith's Theater next week.
Evening star., 1927-01-02
Willard Mack to Star

CONTRACTS have Just been signed
by Willard Mack and the Metrop.
oils Producing Co., whereby the
latter will assume his management
under the direction Of Wallace Munro.
Mack will be starred in a new play
entitled Honor Be Damned" written
by himself around certain incidents in
the life OF a prominent New York City
criminal lawyer. who kept the front
page of the newspapers filled with in
Evening star., 1927-01-02
Newman Traveltalks.

Newman Traveltalks, now in their
eighteenth season, will be a current
attraction at the National Theater
about the middle of the month.
Two courses, exactly alike, are
MANNED. for four Sunday afternoons
at $50 o'clock and four Sunday eve
nings at S:15 O'Clock, starting jan
uary l6 with Naples and It's
Riviera" followed January % with
Rome, With Ostia, F'rascati ana
Tivoli''; January 80 with Florence'
Assist Siena and Perugia," and clos
ing February with venice and the
Italian Lakes"
Mail orders, accompanied by remit
tance. will be cared for at the Nation.
al Theater box Office in advance OF
the regular sale and in the order or
their receipt Single tickets for all
lectures will be on sale on and after
January 10 at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing.
Evening star., 1927-01-02
Coming Attractions.

his assistants, Lew Lewis and Earl
Root. will appear in original comedy
situations, and other offering special
ties will include Kathleen Butler and
Paul Rush, the dancing team; Billee
lie Monte, in solo numbers; Florence
brakes jazz numbers and the Foilles
Bergere Girls, In novel scenes.
On the screen will be shown Henry
Kings production of Olive Higgins
Prouty's novel, stella Dallas, star
ring Belle Bennett, with Ronald Col
man. Alice Joyce. Douglas Fairbanks
jr.; Vera Lewis and Lois Moran IN
the supporting cast. 1t unfolds the
story Of typical American girl whose
heart seeks romantic expression.
Stella's rise to the heights and her
fall to the depths is a dramatic %-ray,
full of emotional climaxes and VIVA
reVeIat tioUS
Evening star., 1927-01-02
STRAND-"Topics and Tunes.

For next week the Strands per-
manent cast of % players will be
presented in Victor Hyde's, Topics
and Tunes" a syncopated revue, with
IL peppy scenes.
Irwin B. Hemp, the funmaker, and
Evening star., 1927-01-02

Irene Bordoni will be seen In vaude-
Vile for the balance of the season.
She will begin. a tour of the Keith
theaters in Philadelphia this after
noon and will probably reach Wash
ington during the present month.
Evening star., 1927-01-02
EARLE-"The Loves Of Ricardo"

A distinct novelty will be presented
as chief attraction at the Earle Theater
next week, beginning Sunday, when
George Beban. supported by COM
pany of "a players, will be seen both
on the screen and the stage in THE
Loves of Ricardo" which as a feature
photoplay unfolds itself for six reels,
whereupon Mr.. Beban in person. sup
ported by his company, enactss the
ensuing two reels as a stage playlet,
the picture then finishing upon the
screen.
Other acts will include Walter Ward
and Ethel Dooley in 81 Can Do That,
Too" Harry KranZ and Budwin
Walsh in I'VE Better Sing" and other
acts to be announced later,
Evening star., 1927-01-02
KEITH'S-SiIvertown Cord Orchestra.

The B. F. Goodrich Silvertown Cord
Orchestra, with Joseph Knecht di-
recting, will head the bill at 3. F..
keiths Theater next week
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14

Olvassa ezeket cikkeket minden
heten gondosan es tegye ell jovoben
valo hasznalatra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
Amerre meg keves magyar jart
SOUTH cARoL1NA1 KIRkNDULAs ToRTENETE
Washngtonban mar klon kocsiban i'll neger-Szolo XII
serlet allomas, barack erdok.

ny0dve mondja: = mo, Sir. A
k0zos asztalnal lilo deliek rossza-
lolag neznek ream, hogy egy ne
gerrel diskurzusba bocsatkoztam
Ok mem ertik meg az en- visel-
kedesemet - de en- Sc az 0veket !
aNemsokara vonatra ulGnk ket
oral ut utan megerkeziink Me-
Bee varosaba. Ennek "a varosnak
egyetlen nevezetessege az, hogy
lit van a vasuttarsasag es egy de
Ii gazdag farmer, Mr.. Mccoy k0-
z0s sz6l6kiserleti telepe. Ha Cali
forniaban megterem a solo, mi
ert ne teremne meg Carolinaban?
Neki fogtak, egy Macy teriileten
telepitettek vagy nyolcvan szolo
fajtat, hogy kiserletezzenek, me-
lyik valik be a legjobban? S lat
tam gyonyoru szolot, mely TokaJ-
nak is diszere valna.
Mr.. Mccoy azutan beiiltet pom
pas aut6jaba vegigrohanunk a
| barack f0ldeken. SzaZ es szaz
! aker, katonas rendbe iiltetett ba-
rackfaval. A rohan6 autot meg
csapJak gazdagon megrakott
agalS, csak ugy potyog a hatalmas,
pompas izii barack kocsiba. AIT
hiszem mesevilagban jarok. Kita-
tom szamat, ITALIAN meg egy silt
galamb is akad errefele...
(Folytatom
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
Biintetes.
2s..IK c1KK.

Kem6ny biintetest nem szabad ig6ny
be venni bebi felnevelesenel, inert
meg nem tudja a kiilonbseget j6 es
rossz k0zott A bebi leginkabb az osz-
tonet koveti es ha az rossz iranyba
vezet, a szilo kotelessege a j6 irany-
ra terelni. Nagyon sok szil6nek a $40
kasa mindig AIT mondani: "nem'' es
ha eek a szilok ehelyett bebi er-
dekBdeset j6 es szep ultra terelnek, sok
kal boldogabb gyermekeik lennenek.
Egy gyermek erz6keny es meg van
benne Il felnottek 0sszes kivansaga es
hajama es ha eszreveszi, hogy terme-
szetes erz6se ell lesz nyomva, akkor va
lami termeszetellenest fog keresni.
A beteg gyermek apolasanak fobb
pontjai.
Ha egy fatal gyermeknek laza van,
akkor agyba kell fektetni egy hivos,
csendes, j6l szell6ztetett szobaban 6s
engedni ken, hogy aludjon, amennyit
csak, bir Az ideges,,, kedvetlen bebit
vagy gyermeket, ha mines is laza, ugyan
ilyen m6don kelI apolni.
A betegszoba ne legyen csaladnak
vagy a szomszedoknak a gyiilekez5 he.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
JULIUS %, SZOMBAT

A reformatus egyhaz egyet-
len, de nagyszabasu nyari mu
latsaga az Ohio Works Play
Groundjan.,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14

A Kossuth K0r zenes kiran-
dulasa a Csatlos farman. Kez-
dete delutan / orakor. Min
den magyar szlyesen latOtt
vendeg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
Apro Hirdetesek
SZIVES TUDOMASUL!

A magyarsag szives tudomasara ho-
zom, hogy harom h6napra New Yorkba
mentem, ahol a New York Post Gradu-
ate Hospitalban nemi- es verbeteg-
segeket fogom tanulmanyozni.
Rendeleseimet okt0ber Len ismet
megkezdem.
DR.. EUGENE ELDER,
80 Twelfth ST., Campbell O..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
MAGYAROK NAPTARA
JULIUS 16, SZOMBAT

A "Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya" hitkozseg nagyszabasu
piknikje az Ohio Works Play
Groundjan. Kezdete d. u. 2
6rakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
Hazberfizetes napian.

Kohnhoz riadtan salad be a
szobaleany:
-Nagysagos ur, nagysagos ur,
a haziur ongyilkos lett!
Kohn ranez, nezi, nezi, aztan
fajdalmasan fels6hajt:
= Hiaba minden, Zsuzsi, ma
semminek Sc tudOk 0riilni!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
ELADo HAZ.

A tulajdonos eladja S-szobas ha
zat, kGt szoba a padlason. Fird0
szoba, kandall6, ablakm6lyede-
SEX, minden moder1i. Ez val0ban
igazi, kenyelmes otthon. Garage.
Az Ohio Works es a Mahoning
kare kozeleben. 134 North Evans
ton Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
Six oLDAn

Ep ugy, mint ahogy megfelel5 be-
binek, ep ugy legjobb rosszul tap
lalt gyermekeknek is Meglep6 kis6r-
letet vegeztek az iskolasgyermekek ko-
zott es az eredmeny AIT mutatja, hogy
az Eagle tejjel taplalt gyermekek atlag
het fonttal tobbet hiztak, mint ko-
zonseges iivegtejb6l taplalt gyermekek.
Vigyazzon j6l gyernekere. Merle le
gyakran. Ne feledje el, hogy a hianyo
san taplalt gyermek mindig hianyos SUI
lyu. Fatal gyermekeknek 2 ev6kanal
Eagle tejct kell ADM haromnegyed cse-
SIZE hideg vizben feloldva. A delel6tti,
vagy d6lutani 6tkezesnel adja neki.
Id6sebb gyermekek jobb szeretik a gin
ger .ale-t, gyiimolcslevel, vagy habart
tojassal keverve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
Szallodaban.

Az atutaz6 vendeg Ga szallodai
szobalanyhoz): Legyen olyan szi
YES reggel OF orakor felkelteni,
inert koran utazom.
= Nagyon szivesen, uram, csak
n CON 0nccnn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
JULIUS 2S, SZOMBAT

~ ~N}
Niles, O.-A Nilesi Egyletek
es Egyhazak Nagybizottsaga-
max tancmulatsaga a Roman
Hallban, a Magyar-Haz java
ra. Medve Istvan muzsikal.
Kezdete este 6 6rakor.
JULIUS "a, VASARNAP
A Youngstown Magyar Dal-
k0r, videki szervezetek bevo-
nasaval, nagyszabasu nepiin-
nepelyt rendez a Stop 2S.,
Sharon Line alatt. Kezdete
reggel 8 orakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14

lye. Meg ha mem ragados betegsegben
szenved gyermek, meg akkor is tel
jesen elkilohitve kell tartani tobbi
gyermekt6l mig nem tudjak betegse-
genek okat. Ha ezt az 6v6szabalyt be-
tartjak, akkor nagyon sok ragad6s be-
tegsegnek elejet veszik.
Sire a b6bije. Ideges, nyugtalan-e?
Ha igen, akkor val6sziniileg a taplale-
ka nem megfelel6. Ha mem tudja bebi-
jet szoptatni, vagy a melltejtol mem
gyarapszik, adjon neki Borden's Eag-
lie tcjet, = AIT taplalti-ot, niely be.
bi szazezereit nevelte fel sikeresen. -
Konnyu elkesziteni csal1 forralt vi.
yet adjon hozza es utasitas szerint. Az
anyak IS ev 6ta az egeszs6g egy Macy
ajand6kat az Eagle tejet adjak bebi
jeiknek. Az orvosok ajanljak gyenge
es beteges b6biknek inert konnyer
em6szthet6 6s tok6letes taplalekot tar
talmaz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14

i1Gkd1 nall0Jlam meSel1ll d feJ-
telmes Delrol, ami0ta Amerikaba
keriiltem, mindig vagytam oda.
Magamfajta, szegeny ujsagiro EN-
Der, azonban mem igen engedheti
meg maganak az ilyen koItseges
kirandulast.
ket hettel ezelott azonban Macy
szerii alIlalom Kinalkozott ARA,
hoyy megismerjem = ha csak ku
tya-futt taban is a deli alamo
kat. a
DGlnek egyik leghatalmasabb
vasuttarsasaga, a Seaboard Air
Line az eLmult honapok folyaman
0sszek0ttetesbe keriilt magyar
saggal. Tarnoczy Arpad es Him
Ter Marion letesitettek ezt a kap-
csolatot, melynek az lenne a eel
ia, hogy Delen, becsUletes es tisz
teseges alapon, alkalmas helyen,
megfelel6 eletk0riilmenyek koze
- a banyakban megfaradt, gya-
rakban agyondolgozott magyar
farmereket telepitsenek.
A vasuttarsasag egy all1almas
teriiIeten egyelore mintegy het-
ezer akeren szeretne megcsimalni
EFT telepitest, hogy miert, AIT is
elmondom kes0bb. Ennel a telepi-
tesnel azonban sziikseg van az VI
sagolxra, elj0ttek hozzank is av-
val, hogy lapunkba hirdetest adj
.ianak. Ez az ujsag azonban, ma
gyon vigyaz ARA, hogy milyen hir
eketeseket k0z0l. Mivel egy kozel-
Fol nem el6gge ismert dologr6l
van $50 = a hirdetesi iizletbol
mem lett semmi Mem ez volt az ell
50 eset, hogy ennek az uJsagnak
kiad6ia, visszautasitott hirdetese-
ket, annak dacara, hogy azol ta-
Ian legtisztessegesebb a,janlatot
tartalmazt'ak. A magyar'sagot mar
annyiszor becsaptak telepitesek-
l1el, idegen teriileten eladott FAR
mokkal = hogy joggal fogadhat
minden ilyen iranyu iizleti ajanla
tot bizonyos gyanuporrel.
Amikor a tarsasag kepviseloje
megtudta, hogy a hirdetes vissza-
utasitasanak az Okla mem egyeb,
mint bizalmatlansag, keszseggel
aianlotta fel, hogy lap szerkesz-
t0jenek m6dot nyujt arl'a, hogy
saiat ket szemevel meglassa dol
gokat, ha az aJanlat tlsztesse-
ges, akI1or fogadja ell a hirdetest.
A felajanlott utat elfogadtam s
ICY lejutottam Delre.
Washingtonban i'll fel az ember
a Seaboard tarsasag pompas vona-
tara, mindjart feltiinik nekem,
hogy sc a kocsiban, sc az etkezo-
ben mem latok negert. A Wash
inrtonb6l Del fele indulo vonatO-
kon mar kiilon kocsik vannall a
feherek els a negerek szamara.
T0bbem utazunk egyiitt, velilnk
van vasuttarsasag kepvlseloJe,
Mr.. Robertson, a philadelphia
magyar lap szerkesztoJe, DIR. AcZel
Lorainb6l Tulea Jozsef magyar
iizletember, felesegevel. Pompa-
san telik az lido, az ablal1on ke-
resztiil elottiink salad ell Virgil
mia allan erdekeS videke. Elmel-
l6zziik Quantico varosat, ahol
rengeteg tengereszt kaszarnyat
l1tunk. Amiota Amerikaban va
cyok, meg sohasem LATHAM ennyi
uniformisos embert akIk mem
csak bolondsagbol - vlsellk. az
egyenruhat. Lassan rankszakad az
este.
Reggel Hamlet varosaban ebre-
di;nk fel. Hogy neyet honnan vet
tc, AIT sejtem, de hogy mrcsoda
yonatkozasban van varOska Sa-
kespeare tragediajaval - ait iga-
zan mem tudom. Hiaba erdeklo-
dom, nem birom kisitnI. Klszal-
lllnk, pompas reggelit kapunk
vasuti vendegl5ben. Az egyik XII
szolgalo meyer ,pincert megl2erde-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-23
SALEM CHURCH
BURNS MORTGAGE
Appropriate Ceremonies Mark
Casting Off of COngre-
cations Indebtedness
sUPT. GIVES SERMON

Accompanied by appropriate GER
emonies and impressive services,
the traditional" burning OF the mort.
gage" took place Sunday at Salem
NJ. f. Church. The church was
filled, and the congregation sang
the old Doxology as the flames con-
sumed what represented the indeb-
tedness carried by the church since
the present edifice was built.
Rev. Charles l. FftZgeorge, dis
trict superintendent, delivered the
sermon. In the ceremony which
followed, Rev. Monroe VanSant,
pastor, was assisted By John S.
Weaver, church treasurer, and
Charles Burrell, a nine year old
member of the junior congregation,
who has not missed Sunday NOR
ming service for more than two
years. Charles applied the match
to the mortgage.
The event was made possible, to
a certain extent, by the unusually
large Old Home Week proceeds,
which totaled $1941 this year.