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Evening star., 1927-10-14

A TWEED COAT OF DISTICTION
SHOWS BROWN AND BEIGE
CHECKS WITH A SHADED
BROWN AND BEIGE BERVER
COLLAR.
we once spoke OF es "fiappers" It
isn't really smart to speak of fiappers
at all any more, and the flapperish
ffapper is a trif1e out of date. Still
there are girls between Is and 90 who
show the same independence and orig.
inality in matters of dress that char
sacterized the fiappers Of a few sea-
sons ago.
said this fur-collared tweed coat
was the favorite everyday wrap.
Evening star., 1927-10-14

the formula estab.
lished by the late
II o tito Alger
Proctor Dougherty
not only
to begin life as a
clam digger, but
to be the best lit
tie clam digger
down New Eng
land way. He
shot so many
CLAIMS Tor what
ever they do to
snare clams) that
he founded a
clam route and
sold clans at 60
cents a buShel.
Thus he opened
Evening star., 1927-10-14
The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER

His first job was as assistant super
intendent of construction of the Castle
Square Theater in Boston. the home
of Henry w. Savage's English Opera
Co.
He plays golf in round figures, has
no favorite story. and fishes. None OF
his progenitors. so far. as he KNOWS
crossed in the Mayflower.
X X X N
Strange and curious varieties OF
mail matter pass through the WASH
ington post office. The American pub
lie, while patronizing local merchants
Evening star., 1927-10-14
WORD GOLF-Everybody's Playing 1t
BY JOHN KNOX.

JACK FLAT Ny idea of wealth to be able to afford cigars
weakness the other
a
o ne worl
our
Evening star., 1927-10-14

The seasons favorite wrap is the
fur-collareA tweed coat. This is the
choice for everyday wear of that very
important and influential group that
Evening star., 1927-10-14

District Commissioner Proctor L.
Dougherty began to rise in life long
before he became associated with the
Otis Elevator Co. Instead of emulating
Evening star., 1927-10-14
Solutions of Today's Word
Golf Problems.

JACK. PACK, PACT, PAST
PEST, PEAT, FEAT, FLAT
seven steps.
PLAY. PLAT, PLOT, POOT,
POST, PAST. CAST-six steps.
WORK, WORD, W6pD, GOOD
three steps.
Evening star., 1927-10-14

Mimi will be glad to answer any inquiries
directed TO this paper provided a stamped.
addressed envelope is enclosed.
(CopyriRht. 1870
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-02

convention is expected to attract
approximately 1000 persons to the
city.
In addition to postal clerk dele
gates, about $50 representatives of
the rural delivery carriers organiza-
ton will hold their convention at
the same time.
Postmaster General Harry S. New
is expected to arrive Sunday morn
ing to spend several days and be
one of the principal speakers on the
six-day program. Thomas F. Fla
herty Of Washington, secretary and
treasurer, was expected today.
During the week the Women's
Auxiliary(of the N. F. P. o. c., will
meet Robert H. Bryson, city post
master, expects more than 800 wives
of the clerks to attend.
Delegates arriving Sunday will be
entertained at a smoker in the Clay
pool in the evening. A bowling
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-02

tournament in the Indiana Theater
alleys has been arranged.
Opening Of the fifteenth, biennial
session on Monday morning will be
featured by addresses of welcome by
Governor Ed Jackson, Mayor John
Duvall and Postmaster Bryson.
Postmaster General New will speak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-02

him to drive out Madison Ave. Some
distance past his home on Madison
Rd., they asked where he lived, then
turned the car around and drove
back to his residence, where they
put him out and drove off with the
auto, he said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-02
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
RAISE FUNDS FOR GYM
Card Party Planned for Benefit Of
st. Meinrad's Seminary.

A card party to raise funds for a
$4,000 gymnasium to be erected
at ST. Meinrad's Seminary, st.
Meinrad. Ind, will be held Tues
day evening in st. Phillips Hall,
North and Rural SITS.
Ticket sale is in charge of In
dianapolis men attending the SEM
mary. They are: The Rev. Ber-
nard Shea, the Rev. Cornelius Hall,
Joseph Busard, Ralph Pfau, Francis
Reeves, Aupgustine Sansone, Thorn
as Finneran, James Hickey, Francis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-02
Kull, John Herold, Carl Wilberding,
Edward Bauer, Maurice Duga, Leo
Mcmahon and Howard Murphy.
BANDITS oBLIGE VICTIM
Steal Auto, Then Take Owner Home
and Drive Away.

and Drive Away.
Edward w. Neirman, r. r. S, box
$50, today told police of two oblig-
irg auto bandits who stole his auto,
but retraced their course to take
him to his home.
The bandits jumped on the run
ming board of his car, threatening
him with revolver, then forced
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-02
POSTAL CLERKS
MEETING WILL
ATTRACT 1000
Leo E. George, Federation
President, Arrives in
City.

With arrival today of Leo E.
George, president Of the National
Federation Of Postoffice Clerks, ac-
tivities will begin for the conven-
ton next week at the Claypool. The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-02
OPEN VINCENNES BRIDGE
Wabash Span Has Been Closed to
Traffic at Nights.

The Wabash River bridge at Vim
cennes which has been closed to
traffic nights while workmen re-
floored it, has been opened, the
State highway commission an
nolinced today.
The bridge serves four State
routes and the work was rushed to
permit opening during State fair
wank
Evening star., 1927-11-10
TAKOMA PARK PHONE
RATES PROTESTED
Cornelius H. A. Wildman Tells
Public Service Commission Dis
elimination Favors D. c.

Special Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE, November 10.-Claim-
ing that the Chesa peake & Potomac
Telephone Co. is discriminating
against residents Of Takoma Park in
charging them $500 month for serv-
ice, while giving residents of the Dis.
trict of Columbia, only a quarter Of a
mile away. the service for $4.75 a
month, Cornelius II. A. Wildman, SIS
Flower avenue, has appealed to the
Public Service Commission.
In his complaint he says in part;
81 made application for telephone
service requesting a private wire con-
nection, which l received at the rate
of IS per month for unlimited serv-
ice. which is % cents per month
more than residents of the District OF
Columbia pay. my home being only
one.quarter of a mile from the Dis
trict line. l am perfectly willing to
pay the monthly rate of $5 as agreed
upon by the telephone company and
myself on October l. But to-
day received letter from the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Co. in
forming me that they were raising my
rate $1.20 per month, making total
of $500 and the same service. I be-
lieve this is an unfair imposition, and
that is why am calling your atten-
ton to same
Evening star., 1927-11-10
FIRES COST s175,O 900, 900.
Blazes in Private Dwellings Cause
Huge Loss.

Fires in private dwellings cost the
Nation more than $175.000,0 900 every
year and totaled one-third of all the
Nations property loss from flames,
the Bureau of Standards declared yes
terday. At the same time the bureau
pointed out that greater fire resist.
ance in buildings will prevent or re.
duce the loss from fires due to all
causes. A range in fire resistance is
obtainable, the bureau said, begin.
ming with minor benefits from paint
and whitewash, to full protection, in
SO far as the structural portion Of the
building is concerned, by use of in
combustible and fire.resistive walls.
floors and partitions.
Spread of fire can be stopped, the
bureau added, by stopping the hollow
places at floors and roof lines with
incombustible materials. Proper chin
ney construction and insulation of the
chimney from combustible building
members would also be effective in re-
ducing the large loss at present by
defective chimneys.
Nearly one-third of the loss on resi-.
dence property Is caused by matters
having to do with house heating.
Spontaneous combustion. lightning and
fires in adjoining buildings account
for about 20 per cent of the loss.
Evening star., 1927-11-10

"I Just want to tell you It suite me
where 1t is and it stays there!
Mr.. Hammon's mouth dropped open.
"Suits me where it is! I don't want
trouble but"
"Oh, all right-all right" Mr.. Ham
mon did not seem to talk so big.
There seemed to be trace of panic
in his voice.
And the peas" Mr.. Crawford was
speaking fast. i've devided to keep
them. You had better" Mr.. Crawford
knew his voice sounded cold. concise,
had better build a fence back OF
them. You understand"
Surely" Mr.. Harmon did not
had not the slightest understanding
OF what had happened. There was a
change in the man before him. That
he knew! Surely" Then as Mr..
Crawford was turning Mr.. Crawford
heard him whisper: THAT is the Mr..
Crawford l was talking about-the
chief executive in the offices of Nor
rell & Bates"
THE END.
tCopyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-11-10
CUSTOMS GUARD CLEARED
Kunold and Companion Acquitted
in Conspiracy.

WILMINGTON, N. c., November
10 R.-Charles Kunold. a customs
guard, and r. II. Lewis were &C.
quilted in United States District Court
here yesterday of charge Of con-
spiracy to take liquor held by customs
officials. w. f. Greer. a boatman, and
James Clemmons. cook, are to be
tried on charges of receiving some of
the whisky.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
ALLIANCE, O.
Az ALLIANCEI MAGYAR REFOR-
MATUS Eu'YHAz 1TIREI.


Felhivas es kerelem.--Minden test
veriinknek felhivjuk a figyelmet ARA,
hogy kovessenek el mindent, hogy i'm
nepelyiink minel jobban sikeriljon.
Minden tagjat az cgyhazunknak ARA
kerjik, hogy ugy a munkab6l, mint az
anyagi segitesb6l vegyek Xxi resziiket.
Ere nagy sziikseg van! .Csak akkor veg
ziink teljes munkat, hogyha egyek le-
Stink a j6cselekedetekbe is. Egyha-
zunknak husz ewes jubileumanak i'm
nepelyet emlekezetesse kell tennink,
es ICY munkaban azoknak kell elol-
jarni, akik egyek vagyunk a Krisztus-
ban, legyiink egyek, munkaban, szor-
galomban es segitesben is.
vid6ki testvereink nagy szamban Ike
s1iilnek hozzank, anna testvereinket
igyekezziik az innepelyiinkhoz fogad-
nj, testverek j0nnek testverekhez. Mi
vel videki lelkeszek es testvereink
koz0tt olyanok is lesznek, akik ejjelre
is nalunk maradnak, avagy el6bb meg
ereznek ICY szallasr6l is kell condos
kodunk, szeretettel kerjik azon egyhaz
tagokat, akik videki vendegeiknek tud
max helyet helyet adni, hogy AIT jelent
SEX be lelkeszi hivatalnal, hogy silk
seq eseten keszen legyiink azzal is.
Egg szep cseiekedet., amely magan
hordia dicseretet, Szab6 Karofy hit.
testverink, aki 20 even keresztul min
dig hiiseges tagja volt egyhazunknak,
a templom elejet, amely bizony ma
gyon koparul neztek Xxi, ell egyengette,
fimaggal bevetette es szepen felkeri-
tette. E testverunk n6gy nap dolgo-
zott a templom koriil, pedig el van
foglalva, uzlcte van es meg is szaki-
tott id6t az Urnak haileka rendbcho-
zasara. Ebben munkaban segitseg5-
re volt i'll. Nyaradi J6zsef gondnok test
v6runk. Mivel gyepteglat is kellett ho-
zatni, hogy AIT szepen k0rUl gyepez-
EEK, az egy kis 6sszegbe kcriilt szese-
tettcl keriink ARA mindenkit, hogy XII
Xxi jaruljon hozza, csak egy par cent
esik cgyre. Emo tcstv6riink mem akar-
ia AIT, hogy az iinHepelyInkon olyan
koparnl nezzen XII q. templom k0rnye-
ke. Fel tehat mindannyian, Fogiunk
kczet es vegczzik q a rank bizottakat
egy akarattal es egy szivvcl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
1871. MkJUS, 10.

lepesen hosszu ideig gondolko-
zott. Vegre Lasker, neanhleg tll-
relmet vesztve, rasz6lt a partne-
rere:
Nos, nit tesz on2
- A fnt6lnmal kiditom az on
bastyajat Is sakkot adok onnek,
- mondja vegre hazlgazda.
- NagyszerI! - kialt fel er-
re Lasker
A hazigazda mar mem bir bof
tdogsagaval, vegre lit varva-vart
dicseret
- Tgazan kedves Mester T? -
momdtia lelkendezye csakugyan
-j6 volt huzas?
- Mem huzas volt nagysze-
rii = valaszolta Lasker - hanem
az, hogy ON most harom lepes
alatt matt es mehetiink ebedelni !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
KOHL: DIR. Gerenday Laszlo, ref. lalk.
Mcgtartottuk mutt vasarnsp Urasz

Mcgtartottuk mutt vasarnsp Urasz
tala,- sz6sz6k,- papi szekunk avatasd
max kedves unnepet. Az ESQ zuhogott
de azert lit voltak meg a messze lak6
hubbardiak Campbell legmcsszebb re-
rfszer6l is hivek. Kiilon meghiv6k Sc
mcntek sect, csak lap hasabjain je-
lent meg az egyszeri hir, hogy Borsy-
Kerekes Gyorgy, mckeesporti lelkesz
vegzi velem egyutt szent szertartast.
J0ttek hivek a hideg, GORDON ESQ da-
cara is, ugy, hogy multi vasarnapi
bevstelink meghaladja egy keyessel az
500 dollart. Hat ebben q sanyaru id6-
ben, bizony meg yagyok elegcdve az
credmennyel. Reaborult az amerikai
zaszs6 szdszekre, N6i Klub vi mem
yeti zaszl6ja pedig az UTasztalara, q
szentelesi igek alatt. A n6p ahitatos
es0ndben imadkozott egyitt ket lei
k6sszel- listen tovabbi kegyelmeert. Az
utan az egesz gyiilekezet fennhangon
mondta el Hiszekegy Istento Sep,
kedves, neghat6 iinnep volt. H6la le-tt
gyen Istennek erette. Ebb5l Is levon-i
hatjuk egyebek, k0zott AIT a tanulsa-
got is, hogy ugyancsak siessiink am
most mar, atydnnfiai, befizetni meg
sj6nlott a7ap46sszegeket, aki eddigH
rem tette volna, tegyen most ajanlatot,l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
Ambici6val, tehetseggel Is szorga-

Ambici6val, tehetseggel Is szorga-
lommal t0rekszik kis garda ar
ra, hogy kozonsegiinknek egy
ujabb kedves es feledhetetlen es-
telyt szere1zen. Miikedvel6ink szi-
ne-java, Xix legut6bb "Magnas
Miska" C. operett eloadasanal
arattak hatalmas sikert, alltak csa
tasorban, hogy egyesiiletiink le-
endo eloadasat sikerre vigyek. A
darab cimat, valamint helyise-
get kesobb fogjuk kozolni. Egye-
lore csak annyit arulunk ell, hogy
Labor Day-i eloadas direct szen
zaci6 lesz k0z0nsegiink reszere
KerJiik a Sharon les Farrell
magyar egyhazakat es egyleteket
hogy ezen a napon, szeptembel
4-en, ne rendezzenek sentiment
mas mulatsagot.
Tisztelettel:
"a Vigalmi-bizottsag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
A DItysERET

Lasker, a hires sakknlat atador,
egy nemet kastely vendege volt
q nyaron. Nagyszeruen teltek a
napok, csak egy baj volt: hazi
gazda rossz, de szenvedelyes SAX
kozo volt es eletenek legnagyobb
amblci0ja Az volt, hogy a Mes
ter jatekat csak egyetlenegy-
seer megdicserje. Laskernek min
den ebed elott egy orat sakkoz-
MIA .kellett a hazigazdaval. -
Egyik naIpon az ora mar er6sen
a vege fele jart es az ebetdlobol
mar hallatszott az asztalterites
zaja: Lasker szerette volna befe-
jezni a partit, hazigazda azon-
ban ezen a napon kiil0n0s ambi-
cloval jatszott es minden egyes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
A NILES, OF REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: Csepke Istvan, ref. lelk6sx
Tcmplom a W. Second St.-en.
Par6chia a tenplommal szemben.

Keresztelesek.-A multi vasarnap ket
keresztelest v6gzett a lelkesz az isten-
tisztelet alkalmaval. Warrenrol keresz.
telte a Matyas Sander es Nemes Juli-
anna szil6k 3 h6napos kis fiat Bella
nevre. KeresztszIl0k voltak Orosz Mix
los es neje, Szuparak Etel.
Nilesr6l Nemeth Gyula es Buh Juli-
anna szil6knek hctes leanykajat Gil
zella es Amalia nevre A keresztsziil6i
tisztseget Sim6 Peter es neje, Nemeth
Karolina t6lt0tttk be.
Kozgytilesiinket j0v6 vasarnap, "A
delelotti istentisztelet vtgeztevel, ui-
Dol figyelmebe ajanljuk cgyhdzunk tag
jainak. Amennyiben az egyik tdrgy q
nyari iskolaztatas kerdese lesz, kiilj
noSen 6hajtand6, hogy minden sziil6 je-
len 1egyen, kinek iskolakotelcs oyer
meke van
Sziniel6adas.--Mar csuk ket het va
laszt ell bennunket "Gyimcsi vadvi-
rag'' el0adasatol. Temeszetes tehat
hogy Mikedvel6 K0r tagiai lazas er-
'deklodessel probalnak, hogy gyony0-
Ri nepszinmii el6adasa minden tekintet
ben sikeriiljon. KAsziilj0n hat mimdcn-
XII majus 29-ere, hogy cz elvezetesnek
igerkez6 el6adasr6l a Roman HalIb6l
81 ne narration!
Tancmulatsag. - Egyhazunk junius
lS-an bait rendez a Roman HaHban,
sajat penztara javara. RemeljGk, hogy
olyan 6rdeklod6s fog mcgnyiluanulni e
mulatsag irant, hogy rendez6knek a
faradtsaga mem lesz hiabaval6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
SHARON, PA.
EL0zETEs JELENTEs


A Munkas Betegsegely0 es
'Onkepn6 Szervezets sharoni oszta-
Iva ez ev szeptembef no 4-en La
Dor Day eloestejen) egy pompas
szlndarabbal kedveskedik Sha-
ron es FarreH-i 'magyarsagnak.
Mint a 1nultban, ugy a jelenben
ilyen kedves keretek koz0tt ohajt
ia megiinnepelni a munka unne-
pet. Ez alkalonmal egy regi, ked
YES, gy0ny0rii zeneji operett ke-
rul szlnre, lehea0 legkitinobb
szereposztasban. Remk4jaik, hogy
a magyar kozonseg, mindazok.
xix ezen egyesulet el0adasam
reszt vettek mar, ezen esten tome
yesen jelennek meg.
A readeySs6g mar thbaza fogott
i1agy esemeny eiSk6skitesehez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19

keTeIeK koAt IoSJd hltcI JtSZteHl d Hill
dennapos magyar nyari iskola tanita-
sat, mint AIT az el6zS evben tette.
Ugyanis templomunk Innepelyes fel-
avatasa utan, azonnal mcgfogjuk kez-
deni tanitast - meg pedig negy XII
l0nboz6 helyen: Sharon, Farrell, Mine
No. S, Sharpsville es Masury-ben, hogy
ezaltal minden egyes magyar szulonek
alkamat szolgaltassunk gyemekeik ne
veltetesere. Az el0ljar6sag b0lcs intez-
kcdese szerint a lelkesz melfe, meg a
kovetkez6k lettek megvalasztva kise-
git6 taniton6knek: Mt. Vecsey A. Je-
none es Antal Margitka. Szolgdljon
ezen colleges jelentes ttidomasul mind
azoknak a szil0knek, akiket ez do
log esetleg erdekel de szerintiink
kellenc, hogy mindenkit erdekelne mar
ez dolog!
Az alhancei testvereink meghivasat
az el6ljar6sagi gyiiles magaeva teve
es ugy intezkedett, hogy egyhazunkat
folyo h6 29-en tartand6 jubileumi i'm
| ncpelyiink0n, Kiss Imre algondnok es
Feher Gabor jegyz6 fogjak kepviselni,
lelk6sszel egyiitt.
Az elyriai testvereink mcghivasat a
nagy tavolsag Matt elejtette, dc mind
nyajan lelekben szinten veliik egytitt
| fogunk unnepelni
Tobb fontos egyhazi ugyek elinteze-
Sc utan, gyiiles veget ert.
Templomi adomanyok.-Az elmult
| het folyaman az egyhaz lelkesze meg
| atogatta Columbus, brakes Congo, O.
varosalt, ahol regi jo hivei kozt ke-
eyes adomanyokat gyujt6tt az epitke-
zes alatt all6 templomra, amelyre k0-
vetkezo atyankfiai adtak kegyes ado
| manyokat = dacara annak, hogy most
azon a videken nagyon rosszul megyen
| munka: Gombas Sandor es meie, Gal
Testverek, 10th lstvan es neje, Andre
| Andras es neje, Krist6f Mihaly es ne
ie (Coumbus) $5-$5-t adtak. Kristof
Sandor es neje, j. j. Simons So So t
tdtak. kalo Andras 6s nejc $l Ossze-
sen $50.
kertesz JOSEF es ncjc So, Titka Ja-
1os es ncjc, ifj. Peter Dudas es ncjc,
do. Dudas Peter es ncjc, Titka San
tor es neie, Urban Josef es ne.je, Be
'es Sander es ncje, Varga Tstvan es ne
| ie, Sipos Mihaly es ncjc, Tamas Janos
IS neje, Buza Sandor IS ncje, Beres
Andras 6s ncje, Varga Andras 6s nc
| ic, Harajda Janos Gs neje, Szanth6 Ja-
| los Gs ncjc, kocsis Istvan es neie Is
Y. 10th Istvan es neje $l--$l-t ad-
AK Drakcs Congo. Ohio. Osszesen
1850.
Banoczy Andras tcstv6runk pedig
| Sl0-al (Sharon) iarult hozza temple
nunk ujjaepit6si koltsegeihcz.
| Azok a tcstvereim, akik nemes csc
'ekedetiikkel ism6t megrnutattak volt
| 'elkesziik iranti szeretetiiket es tiszta
szivikb6l adtak kegyes adomanyokat
.emplomunkra, fogadiak ezuton is egy
hazam 0sszes tagjainak halas k6sz6ne
tet es ARA kerem ,hogy tartsanak mes
oennunket tovabbra 81 j6indulatu ia
nogatasukban. A latogatas alkamava
| 4 lelkesz csalad id. Dudas Peter IS ked
YES nejenek voltak szivesen latott ven
lege.
Egyhazi piknik.-El6ljaro gunk ha
latarozata 6rteLme szcrint, egyhazunl
egels6 nyari nuFatsagat junius lien
zombaton fogja megtartani a szokot
helyen. Az el6keszIletekkel Goczy ka
man prczsbyter lett megbizva Szol
yaljon CT is mar j6el6re tudomasul mint
'zoknak, akiket 6rdekcl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
FARRELL, PA.
l FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
Kohl: Vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.

isztelet.-Szeretette entesitem
cgyhazam osszes hiveit afel6l, hogy u
reank k0vctkcz6 vasarnap, majus -
en-, q szokott id6ben, vagyis fel 11-kor
leend tartva istentisztclct meg pc
dig Il sajat tennplomunkban. Mindenkit
szeretettel hivunk az Urnak hazaba.
Predikami fog maga lelkesz.
Mine No. DON pedig delutan 3 ora
kor fog tartami istentiszteletet az egy
haz lelkesze - szinten szokott he
lyen.
A vasarnapi iskola szimt5n meg lesz
tartva, Kiss Julianna superintendent We
zetese mellett, a templomban 9t6l fel
11-ig.
A konfirmandusOk oktatasa minden
szombaton reggel 6rakor veszi kezde-
t6t Il parochian. Tanit maga a leikesz..
El6ljar6sagi gyiiles.-Az elmult szom
baton este tartotta egyhazunk el6lja
r6saga rendes havi gyiileset par6cbi
an Is ejtette meg aprilis havi szama-
dasat, anelyet Antal Istvan penztar-.
nok terjesztett gyiiles ele. BeveteI
volt $2Ss.44, amelyihez hozzaadva
marcus havi maradvanyt, az osszes be-
vetel volt $66342 ezzel szemben az
egyhaz kiadasa volt $l87.41, $ ICY az
aprilis havi nnaradvany kitesz, $476.53.
Ezen penztari jelent6s tudomasul szol-
galvan.
Tovabba elhataroztatott, hogy egy
azunk ezen az even sokkal nagyobb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
SERTETT BttsZKEsEG

Nendeg: Korcsanarosne lelkem,
mem Mlik a tylk, amit ma adott.
Korcsmarosne: Maga sc tudJa,
mi a j6. Ez a tyuk, amelyet ma
le0ltem, mar tilz esztendo 6ta min
dem baromfli kiallitason az els0
dijat nyerte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04
TRAIN COLLISION
TOLL IS ; DEAD
Passenger Engine Hits Open
Switch and Crashes Into
Standing Locomotive.


PRINCETON. Ind, September s.
Speeding past an open switch into a
Big Four train of loaded coal cars,
part of Southern Railway passenger
train No. ., westbound from Louis
vile to st. Louis, piled up early to-
day. Three persons lost their lives
al-Dther was injured seriously, and
more than a dozen sustained bruises
and decorations of varying severity
The accident occurred at Ills
o'clock this morning. $50 yards from
where a switch to the Francisco coal
mine, No. >, joins the main line of the
Southern.
Fire:nen on both trains were killed,
and Thomas Nelson, 81, of New AL
bany. veteran engineer on the passer
{ : train. lost his life. The fireman
on the Big Four coal train was w. E.
Anderson, Petersburg. Ind. and the
Southern trains fireman was Leonard
Wilson, A. of Princeton
Those who died were crushed in the
breakup of the engines and scalded
by live steam kissing from broken
boilers. George Fluher, 40, Peters
burg. engineer on the coal train, was
injured seriously. His condition is
critical.
The locomotives were demolished.
being heaped across the track. The
tender of the Southern train leaped
atop the debris and landed over the
coal trains tender. A steel mail coach
straddled the wreckage and toppled
over on it's roof.
The next coach, wooden baggag+
car. was splintered between the steel
mail car and a passenger-b baggage
coach, which plunged into the twisted
mass stopping with one end in
midair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia and Maryland
Generally fair today and tomorrow;
cooler tonight.
Virginia-Generally fair today and
tomorrow: slightly cooler tonight in
north portion.
West Virginia-Fair tonight and
probably tomorrow; little change in
temperature.
Records for 81 Hours.
Midnight, 20: 2 am.
6S: am, 81; am. Ga; 8 am, 68; 10
am, -; II noon, rs; pm. "a; i
pm, Sc; pm, SO; pm, IS; 10 pm,
II. Highest, 81; lowest, "a.
TiGe Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic SuIvey.)
Today--Iow tide, 8:17 am. and S:1o
pm: high tide. lilo am. and 1875 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 9:13 IN. and
OIL pm; high tide, 2:01 am. and 2:29
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:3S am. sun sets
6:So pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises :39 am; sun
sets 6:34 pm.
Moon rises Leg pm, sets liz pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.