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Evening star., 1928-01-29
ONE OF THE LARGEST
ROAD SERVICE STATIONS
IN MARYLAND.

SerarstF garsgr. 45xHS. srparate flliny
station Nth Beautiful living quarters Strove
ss1arate SOtt drink staHa: bnshlinxS. euutst.
meat. stock iow truck and one acre oi
yr iUnd. This propsrty "a iocasfh on the
baitlaiore w ashingtan blvd ~ the Carsu
Meade ri three rtaes north of Laurel A.
oif~iRi Maryland Stat aeryte~ stat,uu
Reason for selling IS the Conplete 12iiurr
Of health of ths present owner and is must
Ire Sold AZ nnce
prrssut mechanics and crew wilt ccntinlGe
OH wt(h new owner. Just Move IN and gU
to work: would suggest t~n or fhrce man
partnership. tSonie money wall taiS here. }
Can arrange alurtgage fDr halarc~.
Address or cali Hos1ses Service station
Washington Baltimore Blvd. P. O.. JeEsun.
Md. Phone Elk Ridge T-F-l1.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
J, sALE--AUTOM MOBILES.
OAKLAND '1 PONTIAC
T.. p. STEUART. INC.
r.,.
READ THESE.

1926 Ford roadster :. :. $500
1927 Ford roadster ...... 800
1927 Chevrolet landau sdn. 585
1926 Chevrolet landau sdn. 45O
1927 Chevrolet cabriolet ;. SIS
1926 Chevrolet coupe 49,. $50
1925 Essex coach ,..-..... ESQ
1926 Essex coach ........ $50
1927 Pontiac coach ....... 900
1927 Pontiac cabriolct 80. $50
USED CAR DEPT,
Evening star., 1928-01-29

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Evening star., 1928-01-29

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open Day and Night.
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Sales Manager.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
STERRETT 4 FLEMING, INC.
ANNOUNCE
The Opening of
Their New Used Car
Show Rooms at
l7ll l4th NV.

You are cordially invited TO
visit our new used car show
rooms, where you will find on
display a full line of better used
cars.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

at once. Like TO purchase fTfT3
Iiture Of all kinds 70 outfit 10 rooms, ais4
ptano phope Adarps H1Sa -77v
Evening star., 1928-01-29

Line, $40, 7l2 L St, Sc.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1928-01-29

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

.indulatu erdekl6deset. Nagyon
sokan voltak q vendegek, ugy-
annyira, hogy szinte kenyelmet.
len volt a torl6das. Dacara annak,
a vendegek mindvegig j6l ereztek
magukat.
Lengyel Terez szep hazafias
bek6sz0nt3 verse volt az els6
szam. Azutan kDvetkezctt a ma
gyar zaszl6 bontasa Fedor Janos
Is Erzsebet altal, akik diszrna-
gyar ruhaban voltak feloltozvc. A
Talpra magyar-t Deak Feri sza-
valta, Pet5fi verset ifj. Sander
Istvan. Magyar es Yenki lany va
gyok.: szavalta Bobis Olga. A ma
gyar Hymnsrs-t az egesz k0zon-
seq enekelte a magyar ifjusag ve-
zetese mellett. Azutan k0vetke-
zett kiildottseg jarulasa az Greg
honvedhoz a 48-hoz. Szavaltak
sep k0ltemenyeket ifj. Bajusz
Janos es Szalay Ferenc. Maid az
Greg .honved unolsai Franczosky
Ferenc Is Deak Erzsebet j0ttek,
akik komihus verseket mondtak
ell. Az 0reg honvedet ifj. Vask6
.Janos szcmelyesitette meg.
Az iinnepi miisor lezajlasa utan
Iengyel Peter, az egyhaz gondno.
ka bejelenti, hogy nemcsak mar.
cius 15-et iinneplik, hanem szere
tett F6urunknak nevenapjat is
Ezutan k0vetkezett az iidy0zlt
beszedeknek a sorozata, a gy0
nyorii szep ajandekok atadasa a,
iinnepelt f3urnak.
A Scent Gy0rgy g6r. kath. ifju
sag egy nagy kosar viraggal lep
te meg a F6urat, Csolenszky Fe
rene es csaladja egy hatalma
tortaval, melyre ez volt irva: J6
zsef. Lengyel Peter az egyhaz
kozseg neyeben egy gy0ny0ri
aranyorat nyuitotts-at. Az atadd
beszedben megertettc a gondn9l
a f6urral, hogy Ut szeretik, vel
.egyiitt ereznek, vele egyiitt nun
kalkodni tovabbra is keszek.
/ Igazan sep es dicseretes do
log, anrikor lelkipasztor Is
! gyiilekezet k6z0tti olyan sep
megertes, mint AIT latjuk a gor0,
! katholilxus egyhaznal, ahol a hi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
ENGEI. ZSICMOND MOST
ONAIL0AN VEZET ttZLETET

A magyarsag kozt alig van va
.laki, ami mem ismeri Engel Zsig-
mondot, aki evek 6ta becsiilettel
szolgalta a magyarsagot, mint
hajGigynok es penzkiild6 To-
schitzer es Engel cegben. Az Greg
Loschitzer bacsi nehany h6napja
meghalt 6s most Engel sajat ne
We alatt folytatja az iizletet a ma
gyansag altal el6ny0sen ismert
Central Savings & Loan Co. he
lyisegeben. Ebben a bankbAn
nemtcsak a Verhovay k0zpontnak,
de t0bb helybeli magyar egylet-
mex penze van elhelyezve ct es
fel szazalek kamatozasra.
Engel, aki most egyeGaiil vezeti
az uzletet tovabbra is megerdemli
a magyarsag partfogasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

Vasarnap este, faradtan a va
sarnapi sok teend3 utan, szobaja-
ban tilt SIT. Tstvan templom
plebanosa, beszelgetve kedves Ia
togat6ival, mid6n hirtelen meg
sz6lalt az ajt6cseng6. A plebanos
maga ment ajtot nyitni a latoga-
t6nak meglepetve latta Lautner
Mihalyt, az 1fju,sagi K0r elnoket
belapni rata. Evan valami bajg"
- kerde a belep6t a plebanos.
Men, - mondja a fatal en-
Der csupan kerni j0ttem,
hogy tessek atj0nni SIT. Ist-
van 'Otthonba." "Pr6bat tartot-
kY" - kerde ujb6l a plebanos.
/" Mem, csak tessek velem jonni'
= volt valasz. Mikor a SIT. Ist-
van Otthonhoz ertek, a fiigg0-
ny0k lie voltak eresztve ablakon,
alton, ngy, hogy semmit sem le-
hetett latni, hogy mi van bel6l.
Mikor kinyilt az alto, a plebanos
nagy csodalkozva latta, hogy az
ifjusag teritett asztalok mellett
iilnek es varnak valakire. Mid5n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink nevsora a ko-
vetkez5: Ozv. Hajdu Istvanne
1927 Wilson Ave. Novak Gyula
1150 Donation Ave-, jelenleg City
k6rhaz. Orosz Istvanne 1884 She
ny st. Kollar Sandorne 1873 Malta
Ave. Bodzas Janosne 1901 Dona-
tion Ave. Somsak Janos 1O7
Rhoda Av. Beres Janos coz Benz
wood st. Ifj. Szuhy Janos 26S
Avondale Ave, jelenleg City kor-
haz. Pap Andras 1908 Donald
Ave. Ruboczky Mihaly 437 Early
Rd. Betegseg az elnoknel jelen-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKER0L

a plebanos belepett Lautner tar
sasagaban, az asztalok mellett
iil6k felugraltak helyeikr6l es
nagy iidvsz6val kialtottak: Gel
jenek Sandorok!' Amint ple-
banos helyet foglalt az asztalf6n,
el6lepett Horvath Margit, K0r
jegyz6je es sep szavakkal k0-
szontotte 6t nevenapja alkalma-
Dol, hatalmas kosaras r6zsabokre-
tat nyujtvan at neki. A plebanos
halas szavakkal k0sz0nte meg az
ifjusag figyelmet. Azutan teat,
sandwichet es siitemenyt szolgal-
TAX fel az Hjusagi Kor leanytag-
jai, nelly alatt> sok dikci6 hang
zott ell az ifjak reszer6l a plebas
nosra. Tea utan megindult a tar
salgas, mely a sziniel6adasra tc-
rel6d0tt, melyhez nagyban foly-
max az el6kesziilctek $ mely hus-
vet els6 napjan este lesz az Eag-
le Hallban. Szinre keriil Herczee
Ferenc 0rokbecs,i vigjateka, a
"Gyurkovics lanyok" 4 felvonas.
ban, ugyszinten a tancmulatsag
ra, melyet az ifjusag csakugyar
oft fog tartani husvet masodnap
jan este fel s 6rakor, mely aka
lomal Kacur Janos magyar ze.
nekara fog jatszani Clevelandb6l
mely ele nagy erdekl6desel tekin
tenek ifjak es 0regek egyarant
amely olyan mulatsagnak iger
kezik, melyet keservesen megsi
rat, aki arr6l lemarad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
sIKERttLT ttNNEPELY

A Scent Gyorgy g0r0g katholi-
kns hitk0zseg kitiin6en sikeriilt
Marciusi iinnepelyt es JOSEF ma
pi partit rendezett marcus 18-an
a templom alatti helyisegben.
Maczk6 JOSEF four nyitotta meg
az iinnepelyt Is felolvasta a sze-
replok nevsorat. Megkoszonte a
megjelentek nagy szamanak j6-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
dix [: J. Az

da fatal felesege eskiiv6ie 6jsza-
kajan gyermeknek adott eletet.
Az ui asszony nagyon szegyenlet-
tie az esetet. Elhatarozta, hogy
megfojtia az ujsziilottet. Ugy is
tett. A csecsem8 holttestet azutan
az emeszt6g0dorbe dobta. Biine
masnapra kidernlt. A csend6rseg
0rizetbe vette Bulat Janosnet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
vERHovAY 1os

Beteg tagjaink nevsora a kovet-
kez6: Szekely Karoly 2113 Man
haitian Ave. Bodzas Janosne 1901
Donation Ave. Doka Sandor 542
Mable st. Betegseg a tikarnal je-
lentend5 be, cine 211 Edward St.
Telefon 78749.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
A KATHoLIKUs IFJUsAGI
KOR RENDKIvtjLI GYtL.ESE

A Youngstown Magyar Katho-
likus Ifjusagi Kor rendkiviili
gyiilest tart aprilis 4-en, 8 oral
kezdettcl a Scent Istvan Otthon-
ban. Keretnek tagok, hogy je-
lenjenek meg, mivel fontos meg
beszelest kell tartani d husvcti
elDadasOk felGl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
A N0TAs KATA EL6ADAsA

Hogy scnki el ne felcjtkezztk
arr0l, hogy a rank k0vetkez3 va
sarnap milyen kelemcs sz6rako-
nasban lesz resze, 1ljb6l megemle-
keziink arr6l, hogy yiragvasar-
napjan este fel s oral kezdettel
kcriil szinre, Youngstownban eH-
sz0r a Notas Kata cimii harom
felvonasos, dalokkal gazdagitott
magyar nepszinmii. Ez az el6adas
Younger Maennerchor diszter-
meben lesz megtartva, a Maho-
ming Ave. 931 szam alatt. Egeszen
k0zel a templomhoz. Ere az el3-
adasra szerepl6k mar h6napok
6ta kasziilnek $ a pr6bakkal any
nyira el6re hafadtak, hogy kitii-
no elSadasra szamithatnak mil
partol6 vendegek.
A kovetkez6 szerepl5k jatsza-
max darabban: Kincses Varga
1stvan, Vekasi Janos. Sander,
gyermeke B. Balogh Ferenc, Jul
csa gyermeke Csete Sandorne,
Kanya Marion 10th Imre, Boros
Andras cs6sz Eperjessy J6zsef.
Kata leanya ifj Molnar Istvanne
Boros Gyorgy occse ifj. Molnal
Istvan, Erzs6k boszorkany Lutte.
ran Janosne, Pity6k Istvan level.
horde Balogh Dezs6, Viola Pallay
Andrasne, Sari Laszl6 Elekne, Ja,
ci Garessy Sandorne, Parma ozv
Kish Sandorne, Cigany vajda ifj
10th Ferenc, Olahcigany aszony
Zsirka Ferencne, Marci bojtai
gycrek es Cs0nt0r Ferko Rati ia
nos, Naci kemenysepr6 es Gligol
Sander Janos, Pipi ciganyprimas
kemenyseprS mas, legeny LAX,
Laszlo, Napszamos I4aky Laszlo
lEls3 parasztasszony Barta Ist.
vanne, Masodil1 parasztasszony
LaszlQ. Elekne, Falu dobosa es Mi
haly Feher Janos, Els6 paraszt
leany yJuhasz Juhska, Masodil
parasztleany Varga Erzsike, Har.
madik parasztleany Barta Maris
ka, Negyedik parasztleany Ju.
hasz Erzsike, B0ske Barta Maris
ka, Marcsa Juhasz Juliska. Rem.
dez6 es sug6. Mt. Laky Zsigmond
ne, aki zongoran is kiseri sze.
repl6ket es iigyelol: Vekassi ia
nos es Geressy Sander. Jegyarak
Fenntartott hely 75c. Beleptijegy
SOC. Gyermekjegy 25c. Oily Macy
trdekl6des nyilvanul meg eziran1
az eldadas irant, hogy rendezo.
seq kenytelen volt nagyobb tie
remr6l gondoskodni. Akik mes
nem tudjak, hogy hol van ez te.
rem, szalljanak lie azon sarkon
ahol reformatus k6templon
van. A templom el3tt lesznek bi
zottsagi tagok, akik megmutatjal
hol van a terem. Csak par hazzal
tut a templomon a Steelton fele
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
szI-
GORITOTT FEGYHAZ

Budapestr3l jelentik: - A Ku-
ria, mint legfels5bb birosag
Schmidt Ferenc jakabszalasi ke-
.resked6t eletfogytiglani szigori-
tott fegyhazzal sujtotta. Ez az
ember, a jakabszallasi templom-
ban agyonl6tte miset szolgalta-
to Magyar Janos plebanost. Tet-
tet bosszubol k0vette ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29

vek szeretete oily szfpen megnyil-
.vanul papjuk irant.
Azoknall nevsorat, akilx ada
koztak az este1yre penzbeli vagy
termfszetbeni adomanyokat, jo-
v6 heti lapszamnkban k0zoljiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
Hoffer Andras, clnok

A Scent Istyan Egylet minden
h6 els5 vasarnapjan tartja a gyii-
leset, eszerint a legk0zelebbi rem
des gyiiles a rank koyetkez6 va
sarnap lesz megtartva. Ezuton is
kerem az ossztagsagot, hogy ezen
a gyiilesen jelenjenek meg, inert
fontos elintdzni valo dolgok ke-
r:ilnek a tagolS ele. Szives or0m-
mel vessziik az uj tagok jelentke-
zeset is.
nAmien IAios ianvzH
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-29
tend6 be: 211 Edward st. Telefon

Keretnek mindazon tagok, Xix
meg mem fizettek be mutt evr6l
elmaradt halaleseti tijakat es
tartaleki dijakat, a iovS gyiilt-
sen, mely aprilis Len fog megtar-
tatni, okvetlemiil fizess6k be.
Tovabba a gyermekosztaly tag
jai: Hank6 Anna, Benish Julia,
Pinter Andras, Habodasz Wilma,
a Is ewes eletkorukat elertek,
kell, hogy- atlepjenek nagyosz-
talyhoz.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-31

a fatal mistake when they threw
up the house lights at the close of
the first scene. A drop should come
down at once and the native mu-
sicians come forth and play in a
very dim light while the volcano is
being built. Instead there was a
long wait and the next two scenes
were fiat failures. The native play
ers should keep on with Their
"eukes" until Luana starts to throw
herself into the crater of the vol
cano. This should be done in a
very dim light.
On Sunday night much of the
effect was lost by such loud talking
and the giving of directions. l
thoguht that I was at the Speed
way on race day instead of being
at a theater there was so much
talk going on back stage. The fail
ure to make the best of a difficult
stage situation resulted in most of
us, I am sure, leaving the theater
cold The last two scenes as
played Sunday night destroyed the
picture that should have been en-
joyed by all.
I feel sure that Berkell will have
all of this corrected through his
staff long before you read my report
The two outstanding perform
ances Of THE Bird" at this time is
the Paul Wilson OF Bob Fay. Here
is a difficult part and Fay did
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-31

with a partner. This is a good act
well done.
A good burlesque stunt isn't al
ways confined to the burlesque
stage. Harry Cooper has brought a
drunk act from the burlesque to
the vaudeville stage. 1t is the
man who is jagged on to
sing, while another person gets
stronger in telling him not to.
Cooper is helped in this by Jean
Glore and George Anderson. The
Glore sisters and a man whom
don't know, do several tap dances
that are good. Cooper is a scream
in this act OF the man who has in
dulged overly much.
Two gypsies stroll by playing VIC
Inns, and come to the camp Then
they do some acrobatics that are
really good. The girl stands on
her head and dances on a table
and on a barrel at the same time
balancing on her partners head.
There is some other balancing in
UAAO oCO anu ClICl1 GllC IIl6IlUSL6 VI
the Van de Velde Company play a
number with bells, each person
having some fastened to him. 1t is
an unusual acrobatic number.
Information" is one of those
crazy little skits that have a lot of
laughs. Edwards is the actor who
meets the stage struck girl and they
make up an act. Agnes Sanford is
the girl. They have several songs
in which the meaning is turned
around. Two weeks later their act
is presented on the stage and it is
as funny as the first part. There
is some fair comedy in this, and
Miss Sanford plays her piano ac-
cordian."
Jean Barry gives some impressions
from life in song and at the piano.
At least I surmise that the piano
solo was an impression. Her first
concerned herself and WIS
about her, being a blond. The Sec
ond song was an impression of a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-31

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Washington SITS, Indianapolis,
where he talks to men and women
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explains to them the merits OF this
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IT haven't had rheumatism since
finished a treatment of Konjola,
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Jesse Butler, a well-known Indian
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Before I started with Konjola,
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BILE started with sour, acid ston-
ach and in spite Of the different
remedies I began taking in hope of
ending this unhealthy condition be-
fore it got too far, my health con-
tinued to go from bad to worse. My
stomach would bloat up to almost
twice It's normal size after eating
and I was subject to belching up
bits of undigested food and a hot,
bitter liquid that caused a burning
sensation from my throat to the pit
of my stomach. Then I began suf-
fering from rheumatism. In damp.
rainy weather my whole body would
be, affected and every joint would
feel sore and achy for days after
ward. Gnawing pains in my limbs
kept me awake.
WlcH 1 SIdTOSO 10 Jake hOilJOld,
I had only hoped 1t would end M
stomach trouble and didn't think II
would help all my trouble. I really
did not expect it from a single medi.
cine. 1t put my stomach in good
shape In such a short time that
was surprised and felt it would be
worth while to keep on taking this
medicine a little while longer. Now,
am glad didn't stop as =oor &c it
relieved those awful stomach misr
cries. Within two more wsA's- I was
almost free of every aebe and pain
in my body and by the time I I'm
ished the treatment, my health was
in better condition in every way
than 1t had been for several years
Konjola is wonderful medicine
and strongly indorse It."
The Konjola Man is at Hooks
Drug Store, Illinois and Washington
streets, Indianapolis, where he is
daily meeting the public and intro
ducing and explaining the merits of
this remedy. Konjola is sold in
every Hook store in this city and by
all the leading druggists throughout
this Observation-Disclosures
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to be in the play. The rain storm
effects were badly handled in the
first act. The storm is supposed to
pass but the storm kept right on
until the first curtain fell. The
second act from a scenic construc-
ton standpoint was right, but when
the native ceremony starts, the stage
should be in darkness, the torches
giving the only light. The Berkell
director did not give it to us on the
opening night. The first scene of
the third act is beauty, lights bet
ter handled and the moonlight eff
feet was good. But somebody made
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suggestion of love. Elizabeth Taylor
worked her face over time and
saved the show. This woman can
do the Elizabeth Patterson stuff and
get by with it even when things are
not working right. The outstanding
thing of Monday night performance
of 1.-TWO Girls Wanted" is the sure
fire assistance of Elizabeth Taylor.
There was failure many times on
the part of most members OF the
cast to speak clearly. That was due
to a failure of not knowing lines.
That I am sure.
can not understand this let
down on the part of cast that
bears the name of Stuart Walker.
The scenery was right. Beautiful
and all of that. But the play didn't
get over on the first night because
members of the cast did not put
the play over as to lines.
1.-TWO Girls Wanted" is the offer
ing at Keith's all week.
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aimee WILL co
TO BRITAIN AND
spar With Sin
Evangelist to Fight Devil,
Who Has Been Running
Pretty Loose
Ely GEORGE H. BEALE
limited Press Staff Corresnondent

LOS ANGELES, July 31.-The
Devil has been having too easy a
time in the British Isles and Aimee
Senpla Mcpherson intends to do
something about it.
The worlds best known woman
evangelist will leave here Sept.
for that part of the globe. She will
return to Angelus Temple for
Thanksgiving day. In the interim
she expects to convert $4,000 Eng
lish, Irish, Scotch and Welsh to the
banners of the -Four Square Gospel.
Lets see," Mrs. Mcpherson unused,
'I'll be there eight weeks. I'll aver
age 425 conversions a day-that's
almost $4,000.
Really the Devil has been run
ming pretty loose in Great Britain.
I want to give him a chance to hunt
cover"
Trip Long Planned
Mrs. Mcpherson has been plan
hing her trip for a long time.
81 was going to go two years ago,
you know" she said. But then that
horrible kidnapping turned up and I
had to stay here to get things
Strengthened out.
did you ever know my persecu-
ton after the kidnapping almost
doubled my following here and
cemented my -Four Square Gospel
more firmly than before?
Eyes, indeed, it was terrible ex-
perience, but it did do some good.
Some people still don't believe my
story, but most do, and my congre-
cation instead of falling away, only
grew stronger.
Sails Sept. 8
II was going again last fall but
then mother and I had a little
trouble. That's all settled now and
it never would have happened if
others had not come between us.
"This time I'm ready and Moth
ing is going to stop me. The Four
Square Gospel now has 1903 churches
in the British Isles and it's getting
more all the time. I'm going to put
some more members in the congre-
cations and prepare for more
churches"
Under her present itinerary, Mrs
Mcpherson will sail from New York
on Sept. 8. She will conduct her
first service in Royal Albert Hall
in London.
Subsequently she will appear in
Glasgow, Carlisle, Brighton, Hull,
Cardiff and then will conclude at
the starting point, London.
There is a possibility that the
evangelist may make short trip to
Switzerland, although that is not
certain.
Her son, Rolf, and her daughter,
Roberta, will accompany her on the
tour.
In the future, Mrs. Mcpherson
may make trip year to foreign
countries in the interest of her -Four
Square Gospel.