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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
Aniancei Hinek
Az ALLIANCEI MAGYAR REFoR.
MATUS EGYHAZ HIREI.

Az iinnepek egyhazunkban, kara
csony else napjan, szepszdmu gyileke,
yet jUtt fed az Urnak hazaba, akik
mindannyian az Ur asztalahoz is ja-
! ruItak. Delutan pcdig teljesen megtol-
tItte kozonseg a tenlplomot, gyerme-
keinknek ekkor volt karacsonyfa i'm
| nep6lyuk A gyermekek sep kara
csonyi verseket szavaltak es enekeket
6nekeltek. Minden gyermek megkapta
az . ajdndekat. A karacsonyfat Bill
exc Mihalyne ajand6kozta, Janos Mix
los pedig I$5-al jarult k0ltseghez.
Az ujevben is megt6lt0tte k0zon.
seq tcmpomunkat, ugy els6 napjan,
mint vasarnap sokan adtak halat az
cgek Urdnak. Sep volt az erk0lcsi 81
keriink, az unnepi bcvetelink felul
volt a k6tszaz dollaron. A kantAl6kat
is szeretettcl fogadtak testverelS, l6-
gycn k0szonet azon ,testvereknek, akik
a kellemetlen lido dacara is, kimentek
kantalni es azoknak es, nkik szivesen
lattak 0ket. Nagyon sajndljak ait a
kan.alok, hogy minden testvert mem
tudtal1 megldtogatni az id6 Matt.
Iskolanknak iiIlnepelyes feIavatasat
januar no loan tartjuk meg. Az i'm
ncpelyre a szomszed magyar ref. egy-
hazak is atal jonnek. Az istentisztelet
delutan pont 3 6rakor veszi kezdetet,
tobb magyar es amerikai lelkeszek
kozrcmiik0d6sevel Este pont 6rakor
tarsas vacsora lesz. Az iinnepelyre
nagyban k6sziilmsk a testverck 8 az
egyhaztanaes mindent elkovet, hogy
hiany ne legyen seanmiben. A nemre-
gen megalakult Lorantffy Zsuzsanna
Egyletnek tagjai is buzgon munki IL
kodnak skier erdekeben, a lclkeszne.
vel az ellen. Ugyanis, N6-egylet ma
ga erejeb6l allitja elS a $50 teritekes
vacsorat, hogy az egyhaznak egy cent
kladasa sc legyen, de meg ett0l t0b-
bet is tcsz: most szerzi be sziikseges
edenyeket, kalyhat. stb. Az egyha.
zunhnak tagjai csak most kezdik AIT
tatni hogy n0testvereink, milyey nagy
haSzndra leI,tnek egyhdzunknak. -
l'izony eek nok mcgerdemlik ait,
hogy meg is bccsuljuk 6ket. Palosy
esalad pedig egy 6-hetes borjut ajan
dekozctt az unnepelyre.
Macy orommel latjuk AIT, hogy egy-
hazunknak kicsinyc-nagyja munkalko.
dix, van is mi6rt, iIyen nlnkat csak
akkor vegezhetnek testv6rek, amikor
a templomot fel6pitettGk. Testvereink
eddig egyik teremb6l vandoroltak n
masikba, most mar mem kell ezutan
miv>l sajatjukba mehetnek.
Szeretettel hivjuk meg az iinne.,e-
lyunkre ugy helybeli, mint a videki
magyar rsagot. J0ijenek 6s iinncpe1ie-
mex ve]unk. Szemleljtik meg anna nagv
munkat, amelyet egyhaztagjaink w.
geztek. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

| lvcteleken kezdete minden alkalommal
(; orakor van.
Orgona-alapunk. Templomunk at
alakithsara es NJ orgonankra kovet-
kezG ajanlatok t6tettek: Zambory Ist-
van ajanlott $50-t, 0zv. Luteran Gy6rgy
/ ne S15-t, Luteran Iren SLOT, Luteran
Gyula slot, Kormos Laszl6 $254t, id.
Molnar Istvan $25-t, ifj. Molnar Ist,
van ajanlott $25-t, befizetett $25-t,
| Molnar Gyula $5O-t, Beres Arikl6s $25-
| (. A mar emlitett $500 aianlatb6l 10th
Istvan befizetett $100-t, it. NJ. nvhsrt
tstvan csaladja bcfizette az ajanlott
,l00-t
Bazarunk.-Mult heten kezdtiil1 meg
bazar adomanyok nyugtazasdt. Mi
el5tt folytatn6k, halas kosz6nctet mond
ya hitkozseginknek partolasert. meg
,mlhjuk hogy bazarunk crcdmenyc
aolarol1han kifdjezve, dollar hijja-
7al 900 dollar. Fogadjak ugy farad-
,atatlan gyujt6k. mint bazaron szor-
almatoskod6k kierdemelt k0sz0ne-
.unket
Az adomanyok nyugtazasanak folly
tatasa:
10th Karolyne es vajoczky Karolyne
vIjtes6hcz potlas--Czombos Janosne ]
sezi munka, Kovdcs Mihalyne ST, ka-
6cz Istvdn 81, yask6 Janos soc Ga
hot 1. .bal
Gyorgy Tamasns es Tomory Arpadne
/ yujtese Campbcllcn: $2-%2-t adtak-
Iyorsy Tamasne, Tomory Arpadne. Ko
-acs Margitba, Spitznagcl Lajos, Ju-
din testverek, Ambrusk6. Ferencn6.
$1-$l-t adtak: Kiraly Istvannt,
Johnson Nilmosnt T6r0k F,,rencn6.
Max Klein, Fogarasi Peter, Fekctc
dikl6s, Gy0rgy Mihaly. Gonczy J6-
:sef, yezse Mihalyne, Kornyak Janos,
uv, Kiss Samuclne, yakasi Jinosnt.
'zab6 Gy0rgyn6, Bell Gy0rgy.
50c-50-ct adtak: PollaR Ferencne,
Nyiri Sindorne, Pull J6zscfne, Raj
Ter Lajcs, Kiss Matyasn6. Magyar
iyorey, Kiss Miklosne. Banydcsky ia
los, Lukacs Istvanne, Stelmar Sandor.
foshay H. Balogh Menyusne 35c.
u gyijtoiv,n bejegyzett adomdnyok
'sszege 1910.
Tcrmeszetbeni adomanvok: MoIdovan
yyogyszertaros toilett eikk. Lautman
Henry penzkiild6 / toilet cilxk. REESE
ar Peter ruhaizletes / nyakkendG.
1oncz butor uzlet ] fall KEEP, Kopp Ja-
ios meszaros s6dor, Macy Sandorne
/. csirke, East Youngstown Hardware
70. iiveg- keszlct, Volosin butor iz-
ct ! bebi iatek koesi, Molnir Mihaiy
ferfi ruha tizlet ! ferfi ing, Kon1lis Pal
:ukorka izlct ] bakszi rag6 gumi, Be
csa .lanos | ferfi ing, Asztalos .Aron-
ne ! p6i kezi taska, Konya Fercncnt
1 asztal te4it6, Oak Glen lekszi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: DIR. Gereuday Laszl6, ref. lelk.

resztelesek-Januar lien ko
] ,eazteltctett meg Ferenczy JOSEF e:
! ncie, 1lles Bcrta fiacskaja Jozsef new
e. Kercsztsziili: Dank6 Istvan es ne
| ie. Dirner Bertha 6s Parragh Fercnc
| ne, szulctett Ferenczy Agnes.
| TgyancSak januar Lien nyert AL
! bert 6s Janos nevek,t Vitez Istvan &
leje, Takacs Mdria fiacskdja. Kereszt
>ziilei: Nalyik Gyorgv es neje, Koval-
/ six Erzs6bet es Hura Paine. sziiletett
Vasarhelyi Etel
Ealok.-A Szullgin-ftle Salt Spring
roadi Hallban rend,z az ifjusag hatal-
mas bait e he o9.-6n. A N6i-Klub pc
Zig ugyanott. februar 12.-en es 26.-an
Szivesen hvunk mindenkit
| Ajandekok.-Az igercitet bevaltot
"a Is szoszeket elkeszittette Kolozs-
vary .JGzsefne. a szoszek nelletti
,,acs val6szinuleg mar e heten kesz
iesz. Az Urasztalara 6s a sz6szel1re pi-
ros barsony takarot aiandekozott Ko-
vacs Andras Is csaladja. Az Uraszta-
lara hazai barsony takar6t adott 0zv.
G;ieay J0zsefne.
K6t hazai kezimunka takarot az Ur-
vaesorai kelyhekre adott Szulligan
AIargit Is Veres Margit. Ezenkiviil
meg Urasztali madeira terit6t ismet
Szulligan Margit ajandekozott. listen
!, I.ls -o Z or1-an :, lyaayaus JoLn,<Ln,
Kantalasra adtak. $5-$5- -javaI:
Barta Peter Is csaladja, ozv Masdics
Ter+nene, FIJI Bcrtalan, Kovacs And
rds. fo-$2 javal: Ajvasz Marion, Macy
Bertalan, Balogh Mihalyne, Kiss And
ras, BeleIlszky J6zsef, Belenszky Ja-
nos, Kantor Peter, ozv. Markovics Pc,
tcrne, Kiss Mihilyne. Szadai Benja-
min, Nemeth Ferencne, Durda Mihaly-
nc. $1.50-$l so jewel: Hura Pal, Fa-
zekas Istvan. ozv. sipos Andrasne.
sl-sl-j -javal: Mt. DR.. Ge1enday Llszl6,
Heel Gabor, Eczse Mihaly, kolozsya-
ri J6zscfne, Jurista Istvan, 10th Ga
borne, Macy Peterne, Kiss Margit,
Dork6 Janos, Pogany Jozsef, yeres Tn
re, Kiss Janos, Ayeres ..Ignacne, ozv.
Szulligan Janosne. Madachy Janosne,
Eszenyi Istvan, Petranszky Josef,
olajos -Andrasne, Marion Gyula, 10th
Janos, Katdcs Janos, Lengyel Lajos
Bork6 Mihaly, vass Martonn6, Balogh
Esrenc, P6znar Jolan,' Balazs Janosne
Iezei JAnos, YuIu Lajos, Majer Mar
ton, 10th Anlras, Tatar Pal, Allnasi
Gdbor, Potornay Janos, Dobay G6za,
Ilizsnsai Isajos. Tur6czi Ferenc, ifj 1
Batari Andrasnf, suranyi Marion,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
A. CSiPOFAJAS
ES BETEGSEG
GYORSAN
MEGGYOGYUL.
A Macy Voros Kereszt Tapasz a
flannell hattal majdnem varazs-
szerien hat.

MaJdncm azonnal eliizheti az
cles l0vel0 fajdalmat es tompa
szaggatast, amit a csip0fa Jas, ncu
ralgia es mas reumatikus bantal-
max okoznak "a Johnson-fele V0-
ros kcreszt Vese Tapasszal. Alb
ban a pillanatban, amint EFT a hi
res, reSl, megbizhato tapaszt
faJdalmas resi- f0le tesszilk, aida
SOS megk0nnycbbiilest hoz - fel-
melcgiti, enylliti es megnyugtat-
ia a felzaklatott idegeket es maid
mem azonnal eliizi a fajdalmat e.,
betegseget. Nemcsak bamulatosan
gyors eredmenyt kap Johnson
fela Vor0s Kereszt Tapasz hasz-
nalatatol, hanem tartos segitse-
get is, inert a Vor0s Kereszt We
Sc Tapasz alLmd0an felszi,6dik a
megtamadott reszekIbe, amig a ta-
pasz a tcstcn rajta VAN. Ez a leg
esyszcriibb ts legbiztosabb mU-
ia a fajdalom megsziintetesenek.
KerJa hatarozottan Vor0s Kc-
rcszt Vese Tapaszt a v0r0s flan-%
neAl hattal. Minden gyogyszertal
ban kaphato.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
ADoMANYoK.

"A Steeltonon felallitand6, MA
gyarok Nagyasszonyar6l" elne
vezett romai kath. templomra lee
uJabban a k0vetkez0 adomanvol,
folytak be:
Elso keriilet-Pal Janos $40
Pinter Gyorgy 81, Somsak Janos
So, H6dory Istvan So.
Masodik keriilet-Filipcsin Sa-
muel $40, Horvath J6zsef S.. Bias
ko Andras So, Futkos Istyan $40,
Varga Imrene 81, Kardos Josef
ne $40, Mezey Lajosne 81, 0zv.
Nemeth Gy0rgyne So.
Harmadik keriilet Major Jo-
zsef So, Ort6 Gyorgy So, Husocz-
Ky Janos $40, 10th Lajos SIS, Ka-
lucky Janos So, Ivan Sander SIS,
Peter Janos So, Balogh Lajos IS,
Panyasz .Janos IS, Knapik Janos
50, ozv. Orosz Sandorne So, Ba-
csu J6zsef So, Kasza Karoly $5
kovacs Mihaly $40.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

| Macy Lajos, Hura Pal, Andy valoea.
ny, Hal&sz Jknos, Kev6cs Pal Balogh
I.tvan, Fodor Lajes, Ttth Ferenc,
10th Istvan, Trojan J4nps. BosnySk
Ferenc, Kiss Samuel, Balogh fstvan,
csontos Janos. 5ec--5O- jewel: Gas.
par Ballar, Hochwart Adamne, Dank6
.Janos, id. Batari Andras, Horvath And
rdsne, Palai Juliska, More Janos, Pa
lai Andras, Gomez Mihaly, Dem6ny
Jdnos, Mrs. Hizsnyai, Mih6k Andras.
25c-25c jewel: 10th Gyorgy, Szalay
Jozsefne, Gyarmathy Pal, Varga Tst,
van, n. n.
| Karacsonyi koverta ajandAkok.--
Adakoz6k: id. Dork6 Janos 81, Bor-
k6 Mihaly 81, Rajnen J6zsefne soc,
Almasi Claiborne 81, Szeman Mihalyne
So, ifj, Lakatos Karolyn6 81, Barta
| Petcrne 81, P6znar Janosne soc, Dem
ien Jancsne 25c, Potornai Janosne ST.,
10th Erzsebct 81, Kiss Samuelne 81,
Boxes Janosne 81, Kovdcs Jdzsefne
81, Boda Istyinne 81, Turcsan Mihaly-
ne 81, Hura Paine 81, Vass Martonne
81, Jurista Iona 81, Ledas J6zsefne
81, Kolozsvary Tlonka soc, Veres Jo-
lanka 05c, Hej Gabor SIS, Almasi Ga.
Dor 81, Votes Tstvan 81, Kat6cs Janos
81, Mrs. Nezse 81, Kovacs Pal 81, Ba
| nyasz 1stvan 81, 10th Andras 81, Agos
ton Janos 81, H0dori Istvan 81, Faze-
kas Is.vanne 81, Macy Bertalan 81,
Kovdcs Elck 81, NJ. X. 81, Sarosi ia
nos 81, kovacs Pal 25c, Kovacs Elek-
ne 81, Ajvasz Martonne 81, Lakatos
Erzsebet 81, Olajos Andrasne soc, Hor-
vath Andrasne 81, Balogh Fcrencne ST.,
Bork6 Mihalyne 81, Markovics Mar
git 81, ifj. Almasi Gabor 81, Frenk
Janosne 81, Geese Janos 81, Rajner
lgnac soc, Does Istvan ST, Valesz Dor
k6 81, Kolozsvari Josef 81. Jim Dor
k6 81, Macy Janos soc, Sziics Janos
50c, Veres lmre ST. G.. J. 81, Bokri
Tstvan 81, Macy Peter 81, Kiss And
ras 81, Kolozsvari J6zsefne soc, Mar.
kovics JOSEF soc, Eszenyi Istvan 81,
Varga Gyula 81, Earga Janos 81, Kiss
Mihaly 81, NJ. Nj. soc, P6znar Jolan
soc, Czombos Andras 81, Varga Sam
dor 81, Frenk Martin 81, Balogh Mar
git 05c, Fabian Sandorne 81, Fodor
LajOs ST. Kiss Fercnc 81, Mrs. Szila-
Cyl 81, Macy JOSEF 05c, Potornai Ilo-
d.1
ia R6za 81, Nemeth Jolan 81. Kovacs
Mihalyne 81. Hura Anna 81, Maier
Martonne 81, Szakacs Vera ST, Lutte
ran Janos 25c, Balogh Mike 1Oc, Sza-
dai Beniamm 81, Miss 10th soc, Sza-
lay josef soc, Kiss Margit IS, ozv.
Szilagyin6 81, Garay J6zsefn6 81, Dur.
da MihdlYne 81, Macy Lajosn6 81, Dem
icn Jauos soc, Frenk j. soc, Bclenszkv
Janos 81, Agoston Gabor soc, Mih6k
Andrds 81, Belenszky JOSEF ST., Bekes
Janos 81, MeZey Marion 81, valesz-
ky Jozscf soc, Agoston Karoly soc,
10th Gyula 25c, szalay 'J6zsef 81, Mo-
re. Sdndor So, Kun J6zsef 81, Cs. 10th
,Ianos 2, Miss Hizsnyai 81, Bata 10
zsef 81, Macy Lajos 81, Potornay Ja-
nos 50. Almdssi Lidia soc, Barta Pc
ter 50, Balogh Mihaly 81, Luteran Pc
ter 81, Lengyel Lajos 81, B6lcshazy
Gy0rgy 81.
I Kereszteleskor befolyt ajandek: Kab-
Ii Peter es neje 50, Zsoldos Istvan 6s
neje 50, He Gabor es Vrzse Mihalyne
81. Bdncs Sandor 3 seek.
Sorsolas.-Fazekas Sara aiand6ka Xxi
lett sorsolva $ $7.70-t bevetel volt be-
l0Ie
--Katocs Janos, iepyzS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

ben a szomoru munkanelkdli id5ben,
fnasa ellen v4tkesik rnindenki aki el
nefn JON felrtdnlni . ottfelejteni min.
den bujat- -bajdt dafab vidAm, trefas
lelenoteiben.
Fzenkiviil jot6k onycelt is mozdit el5,
aki elton, merit az el6adas fele jovc-
delne egyhazunk psnztarat gyarapitja
maid.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

Rakossi Istvan, vasyaradi, leg
utdbb Bethlehem, Pa.
Rydyk, vagy Rudyk Andrasne.
jelenleg f6rj. Oblekovszky Vasul-
ne es leanya: Rudyk Olga, Done
ra, maid Monessen, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

Ragyog6 vi uniformisokban,
egesz huszarszakasz szerepel va
sarnap este a Kossuth Kor nil
kedyel0inek eBadasan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09
Attractions in Washington Theaters
Next Week
GALLI-CURCI-TONIGHT

Nine. Amelita Galli-Curci, distin-
guished coloratura soprano or the
Metropolitan and one of the great
concert figures of the present genera
ton, will make her only concert ap-
pearance of the season in Washing
ton this evening, at $50 o'clock, at
the Washington Auditorium as the
fifth attraction in Mrs. wilson
Greenes popular series of evening
concerts.
Nine. Galli.Curci will be assisted by
Homer Samuels, pianist, and Manuel
Berenguer, fiutist, in fascinating
program that viii include "Musette'
(seventeenth century French) 'Raglon
Sempre Addita" (Stradellas Den
Vieni No Tardar." from Figaro mo
zart): la Capinera" (The Wren),
with flute BenedicD; "Nuages' Ia
parra); mo Quiero Casarme" Spanish
folksongl; "MadrigaP' (Fourdrain);
"Sevillana" (dassenet); "A Pages
Road Song tNovello): Little Derry
(SeppillD; 1.-THE Second Minuet" (Besley)
and the Shadow Song" from Dino
rah'' (Meyerbeer).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09
ELECTROMAGNETIC Aucti0neer"
1.-THE Gorilla Hunt"

"The Auctioneer," Fox Films YER
sion of the play in which David War
field achieved his first fame under
David Belasco, and 1.-THE Gorilla
Hunt" an F. b. Q. short-reel produc-
ton taken in the jungles of Africa,
will be the major attractions next
week at CrandalPs Metropolitan, be-
ginning Sunday afternoon.
1.-THE Auctioneer" is the story of a
little Irish orphan who is adopted by
a Russian and his wife on their way
to the land of promise. The Russian,
upon his arrival in New York, borrows
some of the money intrusted to him
for the well-being of the little girl he
has adopted With this money he
begins on a business career that in
years to come carries him and his
little family to the luxury of home
on Riverside Drive.
AS played by George Sidney, star
of the stage and screen, the auctioneer
is a lovable figure. Marion Nixon and
Gareth Hughes head the supporting
cast, Miss Nixon, as the little Irish
girl in her teens.
House features will include the
specially assembled Metropolitan
World Survey and musical embellish-
ment by the Metropolitan Symphony,
Daniel Breeskin, conducting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09
COMMITTEE ALTERS
LAW ON IMMIGRATION
House Body Votes Repeal of Ma
tional Origin Clause, Sub
ject to Amendment.

Peneal of the national origin pro-
vision of the immigration law has
been approved by the House immigra-
ton committee.
The committee yesterday ordered re-
ported a Senate resolution to defer Tor
one year the placing in effect of the
provision, together with an amend
rnent proposing its outright repeal.
The amendment would leave regula-
ton of immigration upon the exist
ing quota basis.
Under the provision which the COM
ynittee proposes to repeal the quotas
Of admissible aliens would be based
on a percentage of the total number
of immigrants of the respective ma
tionalities who entered the United
States between 1920 and 1920. The ex-
listing quota arrangements fixes these
percentages upon the number of each
nationality resident in the United
States in 1890.
The committees action was based
on the ground that the national origin
clause afforded no substantial way of
estimating the quotas to be al
lotted various countries.
A majority of the members took the
position that governmental depart
ments charged with computing quotas
would be forced to use conjecture in
fixing the aliotments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09
COLUMBIA-"Winning of Barbara
Worth"

''The Winning of Barbara Worth,
based on the novel by Harold Bell
Wright, with Ronald Colman and
Wilma Banky in the principal roles
and directed by Henry King, is a
popular sensation at Loew's Columbia.
where it seems likely to continue an
other week. Samuel Goldwyn. pro-
Queer of THE Winning of Barbara
WORTH" is said to have pair $125, 900
for the screen rights alone of this
picture, which is a romance of the
desert growing out of the ambitious
attempt of a Western CAPITALIST and
his daughter to reclaim the wastes
of alkali.
The inside story of the United
States Marine Corps, Tell 1t to the
Marines" a spectacular romance of
life with the soldiers of the sea, fea-
turing Lon Clancy, William Haines,
Eleanor Boardman, Carmel Myers,
Eddie Gribbon and hundreds of real
Marines, will be presented by Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer at Loew's Columbia
following the current picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09
KOSHER MEAT MEN
CHARGE MONOPOLY
Five Dealers Declare Rabbls Made
Exclusive Contract With
Rival Company.

Harry Futrowsky, 21s Seventh
s.raet. Jacob Kurland, 1905 Georgia
avenue: Samuel Vigderhouse. 3o1o
Georgia avenue; Barnet Mersel. 4SVo
Georgia avenue, and Joseph kaplan.
center Market, dealers in kosher
meats. Yesterday asked the Dlstrlct gu
nreme Court for an injunction aga!nSl
the Combined Congregations, al FIth
and | streets. Rabbi Moses aaron
Horowitz. asa Maryland avenue south
west. Rabbi George Silverstone, 1911
Lamont street, and the /. i. heahe
Co. at 619 E street northwest
The complaining dealers charge that
an attempt is being made to monopo-
lie the supply of kosher meat TOT
the use of Jewish people and TO Sc
cure the trade for the Keane Co., TO
the detrinent of the other dealers, VINO
saw they secure their supply OF meat
from Baltimore They tell the court,
through Attorneys Edwin NJ. Martin
and l.. S. GottHeb, that they have been
selling Kosher" meat to jewish peo-
ple in accordance with the rules OF
the Jewish orthodox faith, and assert
that last December the Combined Con-
gregations and the rabbis made con-
tract with the Keane Co. to have all
the slaughtering and wholesaling of
kosher" meat in this city. This would
force other dealers, they say, to buy
from Keane and to stop bringing IN
meat from Baltimore.
A monopoly of such meat would be
established, 1t is asserted, and the rev.
enue of the Congregations and the
rabbis increased ny an alleged allow
ance of 81 for each head Of cattle
slaughtered and found kosher and 70
cents for each sheep. The Congrega-
lions have sent out a circular, the
court is told, asking the people to pur-
chase in accordance with the alleged
contract with the Keane Co. The deal
ers say they viii lose their livelihood
if such alleged monopoly is made ef-
fectiye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09
PRESIDENTS ACRE
DEEDS SENT HERE
Library Records Show Chief
Executive Holds Title to
! Grove in Ohio.
Tbs Library of Congress has re-

The Library of Congress has re-
.eived ts;S rSnah from the county
clerk of Fairtleid County. Ohio, exact
copies of two curious legal documents,
one deciding a one-acre locust grove TO
James Monroe and his successors IN
office. and the other hequeathing the
same parcel of land to Martin van
Buren, and his successors, to be held
in trust forever.
Title TO this property, near Ian
caster, Ohio, now vests In CALVIN Cooi-
idge The plot. known as The Presl
dents Acre. has been the subject OF
many inquiries at the Library, ana IL
was in order to answer these that the
exact copies were requested.
The donor was Nathaniel Wilson, an
Ohio farmer. The deed TO Monroe is
dated April y, 1917, and the oequest
to Van Buren, November s, 1888.
The bequest reads;
II give and devise to Martin van
Buren,, PRECEDENT of the United STATES
and his successors in office, forever,
All that certain lot of land contained
therein known as my locust grove, 10
he by him and his successors IN once
forever held in trust for the purpose
hereinafter described, that IS 70 say
the said grove shall remain forever
,,noccuuied and the trees growing
thereon be used for the sole purpose
of repairing my family burylng
ground. and / hereby direct 1t and en-
ioin on my son or executors that they
keep the said grove in good and proper
repair. taking care to keep up the
fences or Enclosures, and by removing
therefrom all the briars or other
hranble that may grow or accnfnuiate
therein at least once during lle
month of August of each and every
year -.
The will has the effect. it was ex.
,,iained at the Library of Congress- or
making the President, whoever ne
NAV be, always a property owner IN
The United States. although the deco
masses with the office and not the VIII
of the individual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09
Swami Observation-Disclosures

In response to the interest aroused
in Washington by his first series or
lectures at the Washington Audi
forum on the technique for develop
ing the balanced life, it is announced,
Swami Yogananda is giving second
and final series of lectures at the
Auditorium.
The first lecture in this new series
was delivered last evening on the
subject Training the Subconscious-
ness and Superconsciousness Tor
Scientific Success; tomorrow night
the Swami will discuss THE Mystery
of Death-Actual Experience of 1t Re
vealed," and on Saturday night ne
will deliver his lecture on Mind ana
Matter-How to Make Them Work for
You" Sunday evening he will close
the series with unique exposition
of the subject Conscious Contact of
Cosmic Supply and EnslaWng sue
cess" and he will give his last
demonstration of recharging the body
battery after the lecture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09

"Charleys Aunt" with sgd Chaplin
in the stellar role.
This photoplay is q perturbation of
the celebrated stage play by Brandon
Thomas which has been played in
England no less than 1876 times since
it's creation by it's famous author.
Supporting Chaplin are James E.
Page, who was brought over to
America from England to play the
role of Spettigue. Il character he has
played on the stage for II months;
Ethel Shannon, in the leading feminine
role, and Lucien Littlef1eld