davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
Multi vasarnapunk.

Az elmult vasarnap epen akkor, a.
mikor harangok kong6-bongo szava
megsz6lalt 6s hivogatta a buzg6 keresz-
ty6neket az listen imadasanak szent
hajlekaba... mely gyaszba borult az e.
gesz termeszet, amelynek k0vetkezte-
ben megnyiltak az 6g csatornai ugyany.
nyira, hogy patakokban ALT a viz az
utczakon, amelynek kovetkezteben az
tan a villanyos kozlekedes 6rakon ke-
resztul sziinetelt varosunkban ICY
csupan csak azok a testvereink vettek
reszt az istentiszteleten, akik vagv
hamarabb indultak el otthonr6l vagy
akik autokkal rendelkeztek ICY ter,
meszetesen multi yasarnap nagyon is
eszre lehetett venni hianyossagot
iink0n; de mind mellett
a vasarnapi iskolasokkal kapcsolato-
san mintegy 100-an voltunk jelen az
istentiszteleten es reszesiiltiink a Kri--
sztusi tanitasol1 gazdagshgaban. Az
egyhaz lelkeszenek multi vasarnapi
tanltasat kepcztc AZ lGAIl EDET
HARMAS TITKA'', amely alapeszme
alapian igyekezven rea mutatni ARA,
hogy egy elet sem lehet Macy. vagy
ROLDOG... vagy esetleg HASZNOS
az 0sszpontosito elem hianya n6lkiil.
Maid a nap folyaman a kovetkez6
testv6reink fizctt6k be egyhazi iaru-
lekaikat 6s n tcmplom valt6ikat: Sc.
bcstyen Albert kedves csaladia $50.
Csongrady Ferenc kedvcs csaladn
$l2 tagsagi diiat, aztan $l2 a valt6k-
ra es 81 istendics6segere. Bordy San
dor kedves csaladja szinten $12 fl
zetett valtojara.
Templomunkat el6virag csokrok kal
a kovetkezo testvereink diszitettek fel:
Takacs Iren, Szab6 Margit es Bir6
Margit Koszonet mind ezekert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22

golasra. Konnyen megerthetA hogy
mennyire nen pontos mAres az, ha q
kanalat egyszeriien bemartjuk can
| ba, inert a kanalhoz bizonyos mennyi
seeii foiosleges tel ragad hozza.
Amennyire autasitAst leajet iszabni,
ngvanannyi kaveskanal tejet kell hasz-
nalni, a mennyi uncia vizet minden
kaveskanal tejet gondosan adagolni a
fenti m6dszer szerint.
A helyes adagolas ntan ajnlatos az
| iiveget felrazni a meleg vizzel, melyet
vegyitesre hasznalunk.
A nyitott caH.t mindig hiiv0s, tiszta
helyen ytartsltk es zariuk el, lefodve,
gondosan egy teascsasz6vel avagy mas
sal
A vizet, amit vegyitfsre haszna-
lnnk, cl6bb fell Rell melegiteni, aztan
hagyjnk kiIhiilni. Ezt kell Arteni a "fel
Inclegitett viz' alatt, amir6l tobbsz0r
tirt6nik emlites ebben cikben. A fell
mclegitett viz mennyiseget egy tiszta
stcrilizalt cseesem5 palackban kell
mcgmerni.
Mem sziikseges t0lcs6rt ,csinalni, de
la ihasznannk, mem szabad megfeled-
lezni r6la, hogy annak is teljesen ste
rilizaItnak kclI Jennie. Egyszerre csak
annyit keH elkeszitcni, amennyi a
bebinek egy taplalkozasra eleg.
Sir gyermeke, ideges es nyugta
Ian a kicsi?
Ha igen, ugy val6sziniileg a tapla.
lekkal mines megeltgedve Ha mem
tnd.ia maga taplalni a b6bij6t, ha ldtja
hogy a kicsi nom gyarapOdik ~ anya.
teit6l, akkor adjon neki Borden Is
Eagle tejet, cz az a taplalek, mclyen
a gyemekek szazai es ezrei nevelk ed
TEX fel igen jol. K0nnyii elkesziteni,
,sak keverje ossze felmelegitett viz
eel fenti utasitas szerint.
Az anyak 65 esztendete tekintik
ajandeknak gyermekeik e.
geszsegere nezve. A doktorok ezt a
janliak a gyonge es beteges bebik re-
szerp, inert k0nnycn emeszthet6 es
megis tcljes taperteku.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

nj 16-ik osztalyanak nagysza-
basu sziireti mulatsaga a Szul
ligan Hallban.
oKT6BER 15., szoMBAT.
Warren, Ohio. A Munkas
Betegsegelyz0 Sz0vetseg 1S9.
osztalyanak Macy sziireti bal
ia a Roman Hallban.
OKTOBER 16. VASARNAP.
T 10th Istvan vezetese alatt
all6 New York; Magyar Sin
pad vendegjateka az Ukran
Hallban. Bemutatasra keriil
Szegeny Juhasz Legeny, 8
felvonasos operette.
OKT0BER %. SZOMBAT.
Niles, Ohio. - reformatus egy
haz nagyszabasu sziireti mu-
latsaga.
oKT0BER a., HETF0.
A Kossuth K0r nagyszabasu,
alarcos Halloween mulatsaga
uj helyisegeben.
OKT0BER 49,, sZOMBAT
A Fuggetlen Ref. Egyhaz Noi
Klubjanak SZURETI MU-
LATSAGA a Szulligan Hall
ban.
oKT0BER 2s., szoMBAT.
Warren, Ohio. A Warreni
Elso Magyar Ferfi es N1i Be-
tegsegelyzo Egylet nagysza-
basu sziireti mulatsaga a Ro-
man Hallban.
OKT0BER 3o., vAsARNAP
A SIT. Gyorgy egyhaz el6a-
dasos es mozg6kepes tea es-
telye Ward teremben (Ma-
honing Ave.)
OKT0BER 81. HETF0.
A Katholikus Ifjmsagi Kor
nagyszabasu alarcos Halo.
ween'' mulatsaga a Nose
Hallban.
NOVEMBER H., szoMBAT.
A figgetlen magyar reforma
tus egyhaz nagyszabasu tanc-
mulatsaga a Salt Spring Roa-
don lev6 Szulligan Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22

Campbeu, Ohio. A camp
belli magyar islSola Macy szu
reti mulatsaga a Roman Hall
ban.
SzEPT. "a, SZCMBAT..
Niles, O. A Munkas Betcg
segelyz6 es Onk6pz6 Serve
yet 93.-ik, nilesi osztalyanak
elso sziireti mulatsaga Ro.
man Hallban. Farkas Berti
bandaJa muzsikal.
SEPTEMBER a., sZOMBAT
Sharon, Pa. - A Munkas Bs.
Sz0vetseg Silk, sharoni osz-
talyanak Macy sziireti mulat-
saga a MaeDnerchor Hallban.
OKTOBER L., SZOMBAT.
Nagyszabasu sziireti mulat-
sag Wards Baking Go.
halljaban. Rendezi a, SIT.
Gyorgy g0r. kath. egyhaz es
a SIT. Gyorgy Szov. helyi
osztalya.
OKT0BER g., vASARNAP
A Munkas Bs. es Onk. Ser
vezet sharoni osztalyanak
miikedyelSi a Youngstown
Magyar Dalk0r .javara az
Ukran Hallban bemutatjak
"Tnl a Macy Krivanon cimii
magyar daljatekot.
OKT0BER g., SzOMBAT.
Farrell, PA High School
nagytermeben New York.
Magyar Szinpad elso eloada-
sa "a Szegeeny Juhaszle-
geny.
OKT0BER g., VASARNAP
Canton. Az 6sszmagyar-
sag 13 vertanu gyasziinnepe-
I've Bundi Hallban,
OKT0BER g., VASARNAP.
Niles, Ohio. - A reformatus
egyhaz gyasziinnepelye a 13
aradi vertanu emlekere.
OCTOBER Is. SZoMBAT.
A Magyar Segelyzo Sz0vet-
seq (Bridgeporti) youngstow
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22

2 A szobas lakasok kiadok
egy 10 szobas hazban, 513 Tyndall
Ave. City. Gaz, villany, viz. LAX
Der $12 ket szobaert, 500 $40.
baert. Telefon: 1923. John Du-
lovich, 1875 SO. Pearl ST., City
Us, %, .29)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
SZEPT, "a. SZOMBAT.
Campbell. Ohio. A cam

Campbell, Ohio. A camp
belli magyar iskola Macy szii
reti mulatsaga a Roman Hall
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
FARRELL, PA.
HIREK A FARREIL.-SHARONT MA
aYAR REFoRMATUs EaYHAz
K0REB0I..
Kali: vscsey A. Jen6, ref, lelkesz
Istentisztelet.

Mint minden uasarnap, ugy a reank
k6vetkez3 vasarnapon, azaz foly6 he
25-en reggel 9-t6l fel ll-ig vasarnari
iskola es utana mindjart istentisztelet
8 predikalni fog maga lelkesz.
vasarnap delutan 3 a6rakor az egy
haz lelkesze Mine No. son lev6 fill
Ais egyhazban fog tartani istentiszte.
letet szokott helyen.
Munka sorend.
Afiutan mar elmult nyar temp.
1om epites befejeztetett, ennel fogva
egyhazunk kebel6ben jov6 h6tt6l
kezd6d5leg mar hozzakezdiink rend.
szeres egyhazi munk:ilk odashoz, amely
a kovetkez6 sorrendben fog ntegt6rtan.
nj hetrSl4hetre:
Hetf5n este BOYS SCOUTS 0ssze-
jovetele 6rakor.
Kedden este a Camp Fire Girls kub-
Janak az osszejovetele es nek-pr6ba.
Sheridan este fel 8-6rakor inla.6ra.
CsGtortok6n este az Ifiusagi Kor
0ssaejovetele 8 proba vagyis keszii-
l6des november no o3,an tartand6
szinel6adasra.
Penteken este a Sunshine klub 0sszc-
j0vetele szinten 7-6rakor.
Szombaton reggel 9-t6l 12-6raig a
gyemekek vallasos oktatasa lelkesz
vezetesevel
Ezen kiilonb0z0 0sszej0vetelekre min.
denkit elvarunk es azokat pe,lig akik
meg sem az egyik egyhazi szervezet-
hez sem a masikhoz mem tartoz-
max jo lesz ha a kinalkod6 alkalmat
azonnal megrag gadjak es a cselekv6s te-
r6re lfpnek es egy olyan intezmenynek
a szarnyai alatt keresnek maguknak
sz6rakozast a tell h6narok alatt, ahol
mindig legnemesebb dolgok elsajtti
tasa altal hasznos fiai 6s leanvai le
sendenek a 'tarsadEaomnak es term6-
szetesen biiszkesege magyar kalvi-
nista hiteletnek
oktober 6.kanak megiinneplese.
Amint jelezve volt, egyhdzunk czen
az even megint nagy kegyelettel fog
adozni TTZENHAROM ARADI YER.
TANIK enlekenek, meg pedig okto-
Der no San szombaton este sajat
nagytermeben, egy nagyon erdekes va
logatott program seretei kozt. Ezen
hazafias emlekiinnepiink pont fel s g
rakor fogja venni kezdetet, amely pro-
gramon egyhazunk 0sszes szervezete-
mex a tagjai szerepelni fognak, amely-
mex celia nem, mind az, hogy egy ma
gasztosabb magyar keresztenyi num-
kara osszepontositsuk energiankat, a.
mcly mindig el6mozditoja volt a biz
tos sikernek. A miisor k0vetkez6
dolgokat fogja fel6lelni: szavalat, he.
gedi.szol6, felolvasas, zongora-sz6l6,
alkalmi nepdalok, alkalnni beszed stb.
stb.
Tnnepelyiinkre minden magyar test
veriinket szeretettel hivunk es arra ke-
rink hogy jojjenek el velGnk egyiitt az
emlekezes viragait hinteni messze i.
degenb6l is IL aradi vertanuk. nema
sirjaira.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
A CAMPBELL SZURET
MOST SZOMBATON LESZ

Vigan lopiak maid a sz6ll6t es rop-
iak Wig csardast szombaton este a
campbelli magyarok a Roman Hallban,
amikor a campbelli nyari magyar is
kola koltsegeinek fedczesere tarta-
max mulatsagot.
Mar magaban ez az igazan szep es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22

nemes eel megerdeanli AIT, hogy a
rGgi hazai szireti balok mintajara rem
dezend6 mnlatsagon minden campbelli
magyar csalad rtszt vegyen.
A muzsikat legiobb banda fogja
szolgaltatn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-22
SILK CIKK.
Hogyan keszitsiik ell palackb6l taplalt
baby taplalekat.

Eloz6 cikkeinkben kiemeltik, hogy
a bebi taplalek elkeszitesenel a tiszta-
sag milyen fontos es sziikseges. A tap
lalek tisztasagat teljesen tonkreteszi
ha az elkeszitesnel tisztatalan eszko-
z0ket hasznalunk.
Epp olyan fontos, mint a tisztasag,
hogy pontosan adagoljuk es vegyitsJk
a taplalekot.
Ha edes kondenzalt tejet adunk a
csecsem6nek, akkor az adagolast ka-
nallal vegezziik ell ugy, hogy kanal
tele legyen, de ne csordujon tul.
Ez legjobb modszer a pontos ada
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-16
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Cotton
market quotations fluctuated list
lessly around their previous finals
today. Trading was unusually light,
owing largely to the fact that out.
side operators continued to pursue
waiting policy The trade pur-
chased. as did New Orleans and
commission houses. Continental in
terests absorbed the liquidation Of
December. Selling came principally
from the South and West.
Dizziness was attributed chiefly
to the fact that leading speculative
interests were of the opinion that
the market had become deadIOcked
temporarily and that some new in
centive would he recesSar y TO bring
about an important movement IN
either direction.
Nothing of any special signfi.
canoe developed in the days news.
Liverpool cables came slightly lower
than had been expected. but this
was offset by reports of unfa vor-
able weather in the central and
western portions of the belt.
Frequent rains in the Mississippi
valley interrupted picking, the Gov
ernmentS weekly weather report
stated. This proved particularly
true in Arkansas, where very little
was accomplished. While harvest
ing of the crop has not been com
pleted elsewhere, weather conditions
were favorable and good progress
was made in picking the small
amount remaining in the fields.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-16
STOCKS
IN DEMAND
BY International News Service

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Indus.
trial stocks felt the weight of
prOfit-taking and speculative sell.
ing in the early trading today and
price movements in the market
leaders were somewhat confused.
Buying of the motors stocks in
large volume continued, with Hupp,
Packard. Jordan and Chrysler in
the lead. American Can, General
Motors and Steel common fell back
a point or two as the result of
this selling pressure. but new adj
vances were scored in the oils, a
few Of the rails and scattered
specialties.
The financial district found a
wider acceptance of the optimistic
view Of business and legislative
leaders on current and near-future
business and Industrial develop.
ments. A decline in car loadings
last week reflected unsettlement in
the coal and lumber industries.
Operations of the Steel Corpora
tons mills were reported at II per
cent, the first time since Septem
Der that the big wheels have been
turning at shove 70 per cent Of
capacity. Despite the 2-cent cut
in Southern gasoline retail prices,
the outlook for the oil industry
was regarded as favorable.
The heavy turnover of the low
priced motor stocks is believed to
be for the account Of powerful in
terests with a view to consolidating
such wellknown companies as
Hupp, Packard, Jordan, Star, Chan
dler and others. William C..
Durant, Charles NJ. Schwab and
the Graham brothers are mentioned
as being behind one or another
phase Of this movement, thus &C.
counting for the ability of the
group TO purchase stocks in blocks
As large as 10000 shares. Hupp
reached a new high at 2s1z. and
Chrysler was we'll bought above
571z.
Railroad stocks were quiet, as
also were the coppers and equip
meDts. Sugar stocks sold higher
on the fourpOwer agreement to
restrict sugar production next year.
Grain and cotton were steady, with
narrow price changes. Call money,
BIZ per cent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-16
LATEST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINANCIAL MAR
LOCAL PRODUCE

Eggs-Current receipts. SOC: can
dled and graded, 50Q52c; white and
brown, No. l. hennery, $4,000. Stale
and bad stock not wanted.
Poultry-Alive: Turkey. top, Acc;
chickens, Plymouth Rocks. 27@2Sci
reds, 27c; mixed. 26@27c; large hens
23c; small to medium hens, 20Q22c;
white leghorn hens. lie: young keats
70@75c. Dressed: Turkeys, 45@4Sc
!eghorn fowls, zoe; keats. 90cQ$1.
Calves-Top, 15c; medium, 10Q13c,
Lambs, 13c,
Apples-Supplies moderate. de-
mand light, market steady. Boxes;
Washington. medium to large size,
extra fancy Delicious, $4@4.25i
Romes and Staymans. $3QS.25'
Bushel baskets: Pennsylvania, I'M
classified Yorks. Staymans and Black
Twigs, 212 inches up, windfalls,
mostly around $3.50; 2 -21a inches
windfalls, mostly around $l.25. I'm
classified Grimes 21a in. up. gQod
quality, but russeted, $2.25; Vir'
g:nia. U. S. No. l, 212 inches up,
Staymans, mostly $2.25; windfalls,
s1.5O@1.75; U. S. No. l. 212 inches
Up. Grimes, unclassified, $1.75; IA
inches up. $1.2501.75; Delicious, U.
S No. 1, 2h inches up. $2.5O@3,
abbage-Supplies light, demand
light; market steady. New York
sacked, per cwt., Danish type, SIG
115; few, $1.25.
Celery-Supplies liberal demand
moderate; market steady. New
York, 2-3 crates, best, $2.2502.50
fair quality, 81.
Lettuce-Supplies light. demand
slow; market about steady Cali
fornia, crates, Iceberg type, AS doz.
$4.5O@4.75; few, IS.
Potatoes-Supplies moderate; de
mand moderate; market steady
Pennsylvania, 150-lb. sacks. round
whites, U. S. No. /, $3.25G335. Min
nesota, 15O-lb. sacks, round whites
u. S. No. 1, 1925.
String Beans-Supplica very light
demand slow; market steady. Flor.
ida, 7s-bushel hampers green, few
sales, $3.50.
Cucumbers-Supplies very light
demand slow; market dull Florida
bushel hampers and square bushel
crates, No. /. $4@1.50.
Eggplant-Supplies, very light,
Demand, moderate; market. dull.
Florida. pepper crates, best. SO;
ordinary quality $3.50: bushel hamp-
ers best, $3.50; poor quality, 81,
Squash-Supplies very light. De
mand slow, market dull. Florida,
holdovers, pepper crates, fancy
$2.250250.
Tomatoes-Supplles, light. De,
mand, moderate; market, slightly
stronger. California, Jugs ripes
wrapped. $2.7503. Ohio, lob
baskets. dollhouse stock, medium
size, 81; small size, s1.75M2.
Sweet Potatoes-Supplies moder
ate. Demand, light; market. steady
Virginia. East Shore, cloth top bar
rels, Yellows, No. |, S20225.
Grapes - Supplies Of Western
stock moderate. Demand, light
market, dull. California, Tugs
Flame Tokays, $125G15O, few
higher; 20-lb. Jugs. S1.15; Tugs, Mus
cats, 75c6S1.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-16
LOCAL STOCKS
Furnished by W. r. Hibbs & Coz
SALES

SA LES
Capital Traction So. s. 500m 1903.
Potomac Electric first 5s, $2,000@
1Olls. .:-..o.,
Washington Gas 6s A. $2OOa 1O3l4
s. 000M 1875. 81 ,O00m 1913, $1,000 g %.
81 .o00G 105is, 81 0000 l05, l.o0oW
1855, 2i.o006105ls, $1,Ooo0 los.
Washington Gas 6s r. $l,0ood
1868. S2OOdl o4&, S3ooT lo47s,
s200m1N47s. Sl0nn l04Ts, $1,000 1o4 Is
Washington Railway and Electric
4s. 81 ,0o0dS9Ts.
Washington Railway gen. IS,
50 900 01044.
Barber &, Ross SIS. s1,Ooo095h,
S1.Oo0695A. S20ood9S,
Capital Traction Company, SO
1885. 10d1027s.
Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company. 106 800.
Potomac Electric SIS pfd., so
1919. 2G1O7%.
Lincoln National Bank. 106 405.
Columbia Sand and Gravel pfd..
1OG10224.
Sanitary Grocery Company pfd.,
20M1O2l2.
Woodward & Lothrop pfd., 5@1OS.
After call-PotOmac Electric Con-
solidated 5s, $1,0OO01O3.
Washington Gas SIS A, $2.000G
1O5ls, $200d 104. SS00G 104.
Washington Gas Light, 1oGS5.
Wardman Park Hotel 5i2s,
81 .OOOG96.
Washington Gas Light, 70S5'7,
3TS5i2, 26Ss.
Monev-Call loans. sdS rer cent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-16

The LYON Park Woman's Club
will meet in the community house
tonight at s o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16.-Spot cot,
ton was in fair demand here today
with prices steady. Sales totaied
1000 bales; receipts, 10000 bales.
Midlands fair was quoted at
$12.21d; strictly good mids, S11.76dl
good mids, $11.46d; strictly mids,
$11.31d; mids. $11.16d; strictly low
mids, $11.01d; low mids, S10.7Cd
strictly good ordinary, $1O.56d; good
ordinary, $10.61d.
Futures opened quiet, with De.
cember at $10.66d; January, $10.69d;
March, $10.69d; May, $10.68d; July,
$4,000
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-16

An electric motor that can be
operated from a light socket has
been invented by A Chicago man
70 rock babies to sleep in the car
fiAges.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-16
zEPEDA DENIES
GALES HELP
ny International News Service

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 16.-Dr.
Pedro Zepeda, Mexican agent for the
Mexican Nicaraguan revolutionary
movement, today in a statement
branded as fake documents purport.
ing to show that he received 1870 900
pesos from President Gales for the
Nioaraguan Liberals.
DIR. Zepeda declared the Mica
Saguan movement never received a
centavo from any foreign govern.
ment.
IF we had had 10000 pesos in
bur treasury when the revolution
started" the statement set forth
Dlaz would long ago have passed
into history"
I never received a nickel from
the Mexican government for the
Nlcaraguan cause, nor for any other
purpose.
4 should be willing for all Ameri.
can newspapers that published that
Ialse story to make the fullest in.
curry as to whether 1 ever had such
an amount in any bank, or if have
ever sent away any money from
Mexico for the Nicaraguan cause.
Every cent that has been ex-
pCi'NCu LOI lHS ANICdIdS Udn cause HdS
been contributed by Nicaraguans and
10 Mexican ever gave a centavo to it.
There is evidently an effort on
foot to create a false impression
about the Nicaraguan revolution in
advance on the international con-
Sress to be held in Habana in
January.
''At that time we shall then pre-
fI1ta hot
never had any compromises or any
obliga tons with any foreign govern
Went in the whole world"
An electric motor that can be
operated from a light socket has
been invented by Chicago man
n rock babies to Sleen in the car.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-16
MASONS PL A n
BANQUET

ARLINGTON COUNTY. Nov. 1s.
Melvin G. Ely will he the principal
speaker at the fourth annual Ma
sonic banquet of district No. 81. to
he held in the auditorium Of the
Cherrydale firemen's hall tonight
at 100 o'clock. Hugh Reid will be
the POSTMASTER.
The program will include ad-
dresses by Mrs. ]. H. Walton, rep
resenting the Eastern Star, and
Henry Wood, representing the order
of the DeMolay. and a recitation
by Wilbur Dunn. Music will be
furnished by the Crystal quartet,
from Washington, and the Midnight
Melody Boys, from Clarendon.
The banquet will be prepared and
served by Alvin Reiners. of Claren-
don. who will he assisted by the
ladies' Of the American Legion, aux
Hilary, Arlington Post, No. 1879.
Determined to put a stop to resi-
dents Of Arlington county and other
sections Of northern Virginia. Oper.
ating automobiles under District of
Columbia tags. Deputy Motor Ne
hicle Commissioner f, J. McDer-
mott left for Richmond today 10
Law the matter before Commissioner
James Hayes and urge the sending
of State officers into this territory
to put an end to the present sttua.
ton. With State officers and the
co.operation of the county police.
which has been assured. it will
only take a few days TO put Nir-
ginia TAGS on all cars, according
to McDermott.
The Lyon Park Woman's Club
will meet in the community house
tonight at s o'clock.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-03-12
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
ANNOUNCES FELLOWSHlfS

The Ma ional Urban League an
ncunces that applications may now
be filed for the Urban League
Fellowship Awards for years study
i'm Social Work at the New YORK
school of Social Work. the Bos' on
school of Social Work, the Graduate
school of Social Administrator Oh
Chicago University. the University
of pittsburgh the Carnegie Institute
of Technology, the Pennsylvania
school of Social Work or some
other social service training center
selected by the League.
These fellowships are Tor hinl-
mum of $1,000 per month during the
school wear and free tuition, and are
awarded to colored graduates OIL
colleges of recognized standing. Ap-
Dlications may be filed on or before
April 18th on blanks which will be
furnished by Eugene Kinckle jones'
Executive Secretary National Urban
League. 127 EasS 25rd Street, New
York City. Competitive eXamina-
tions are held in May to test the
applicants knowledge OF curren
social problems and the awards are
made around June 18th.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-03-12
THE COREY LYCEUM.

The Corey Lyceum is a ministerial
organization a. Virginia Union
University. This organization held
IFS installation services recently. at
which time he following otflcers
were installed: Rev. r. j. Greene
president: Rev. ]. w. Goodgane'
Vice president: Rev. Floyd Hightow
err, secretary; Rev. ]. w. HOFFMAN
treasurer: Rev. H. B Higgs, critic
and Rev. F. c. Williams, journalist,
Rev. NJ. NJ. Fisher, A. M. b. D.
was The principal speaker Tor this
occasion. AS usual his address was
filled with inspiration and those
who heard him enjoyed it very much.
He also installed the officers. Rev
George w. Watkins spoke on the
subiect 1.-THE Challenge 10 the
Modern Minister This indeed was
q very excellent address. The cornet
solo bv Mr.. F. C. Williams was
exceedingly grand. Final remarks
bv the President, R. j. Greene
after which refreshments were
served.
Through the kind hospi' atty of
the Ministerial Union and Ministers
Of Richmond the men of the Theo
logical Department proper have
been given the privilege 20 preach
in the various churches Of the city
or the third Sunday in March.