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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-28
At SEA
ON VALLEY RESULT
Rockingham County Consid-
cred as Normally Republican
by Small! Margin.
Continued Prom First Page.)

district. besides these two counties,
also includes Frederick County, with
the City of winchester; Warren, Page,
Rappahannock, Madison. Greene and
AIbsmarle Counties The district pop
ulation. according to the 1920 census,
was 1888, and it has doubtless
greatly increased since then. It is
represented IN Congress now by Repre-
sentative Thomas Walter Harrison,
Democrat, whose post Office address is
winchester.
The Democrats this year hope to
carry the district for the Democratic
presidential ticket, notwithstanding
great OBJECTIONS from their ranks on
account mainly Of the liquor and reli-
gious issues. Even if they should lose
the district In the presidential voting,
they hope to carry 1t for Representative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-28

THEY are mighty good to
L look at and they have a
lot of good. hard wear tai.
lored into them. Dark suit
ing patterns, Herringbone
effects and Fair Isle Weaves.
Sizes 3 to is.
Saks-Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-28

MO boy should be without
y sweater these Fall
days. Every boy should
have one of these smart
ones. Newest weaves and
colors-V.neck styles. Sizes
26 to SO.
Saks-7Second Floor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

tani IS rssnl&sni. 1ay tSrt<nii
meg tehat, hogy q d6li kllamok.
ban az allalai rsndslkG6s alAp.
jan a negerek ueysx6lv6n el van
max tiltva a vklasztkst6l. IA q sri
gor sokkal enyhebbeu jelentkezik
az indianok irant, megis Michi-
ganban az indianokat eltiltjak az
urnakt6l, de ugyanigy diszkvali-
fikaljak az indianokat "a civil
zalatlanokat'' New Mexicoban,
Nevadaban Is meg egy nshany
alIamban.
Az Egyesilt Allamokban ma
mintegy $4,000 indian el. Ezek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
] uAMEklkAI MAGYAR HlREA1.

s1aka lsple al&tt hantolj6k q 6ke1
OFT veszt6helyen. .s
-. Hetvenkilenc ev telt ell a
szomoru drama utan.
Aradon, q magyar Golgotan
szobrot emeltek a tizenharom
vertanunak, akik veriket aldoz-
tax a magyar szabadsagert.
Hetvenkilenc ev telt ell az6ta.
De a seb meg nem tudott behe-
gedni. Meg most is faj, meg most
is eget. Els EFT fajdalmat mi, ke-
SO unokak ketszeresen erezziik at,
- inert meg Ell sem tudunk IA
randokolni Aradra, hogy k0ny-
nyeink arjaval 0ntQzzik meg a
martirok sirjait, inert rablo
olah kezek ezt is elraboltak to-
LINK. Mem elegedtek meg Erdely
pazar kincseivel, nekik magyar
Golgota is kellett.
De a lelkek tiizet es a magyar
fajdamat mem tudjak elvenni to-
link. Az oft dobog, mint izzo
zsaratnok mindegyikiinkben.
Hissz1k fogadjuk, hogy Arad
felett is kislt maid a feltamadas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

50 eset, hogy bennNiilott v0r0s,
b6riiek is reset vesznek q valasz-
tasokon.
1924-ben a Kepvisel6haz auto
matikusan polgarokka emelte EFT
a maroknyi nepet, amely Kolum-
busz eIott hatalmas ura volt az
egesz kontinensnek. A nevezett
ev elGtt csak azok az indianok
nyertek polgarjogokat, akik "ke-
pessegiikr6l' bizonysagot adtak.
Az indianok mintegy ketharmada
nyert ezen az alapon polgarjogo-
kat, de azert valasztasi jogaikat
mindeddig mem gyakoroltak. A
k0vetkez6 valasztast erdekesse
fogja tenni tehat ez kulon0s
helyzet, hogy vor0sb6ruek most
fognak elosz0r az urnakhoz lep-
nj, hogy Amerika nagy feher
t0rzsf0n0ket megvalaszak.
Megjegyzend3 azonban, hogy
bar az alkotmany valasztasi jogot
biztosit polgamak tekintet mel
kill fajara, szinere, vagy nemere,
az egyes allamoknak jogaban all
a valaszt6k kivalasztasat iranyi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

napja.
E1j0n megegyszer az az id6
amikor a vertanuk megint ma
syar foldben fogjak aludni sir
almnkat.
Es akkor elzarandokolunk sir.
jukhoz, hogy halatelt szavakkal
mondjunk nekik k0sz0netet
Mert a vertanuk szellemei tartjak
ebren a honszeretetet es a szabad-
sag gondolatat.
Ne fell Damjanich apo, mem
sokaig taposnak sirodon az olah
bocskoroki
DR.. Borbely Laszl6,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
Budapest level

1S49 oktober Gan szomoru, Ii
mankos reggelre virradt a nap.
AZ aradi bortonok racsos ablakan
bagyadtan szovodik at reggell
derenges. Megnyilnak dohos
borton0k es kilepnek az agyon-
gyot0rt honvedtabornokok, =
hogy a vesztohelyen martirhalalt
haljanak.
OF ora multi nehany perccel,
amikor megszolal dobperges a
var udvaran. Elovezetik tizen-
larom honvedtabornokot es meg
cgyszer felolvassak elottiik a ha-
lalos iteletet. A halal meme kotel.
Mi biniik? Harcoltak magyar
szabadsagert. Exert kell meghal-
niuk akasztofan, - mint a rablo-
gyilkosoknak. Negynek az utolso
percben fnegvaltoztattak a kiveg-
zesi modot, kotel helyet kegye-
lembol golyot kapnak.
Legelsonek negy ferfit fogjak
kozre az osztrak csaszari kato-
max. Lassu dobperges mellett
lnegindulnak a szomoru reggelen
faradt h6sok .Mog0ttiik, mellet-
Tux, elGttiik, mindeniitt szuro-
nyos katonak. De mem sokaig tart
az utjuk. Az aradi var eszaki SAN
cainal megallanak. lit fogjak XII
vegezni honvedsereg negy ta-
bornokat: Kiss Dezsot, Dessewffy
Arisztidet, Schweidel Jozsefet es
L.aazzaar Vilmest Megegyszer felol-
vassak elottiik az iteletet, hogy
ezzel is meggyotorjek az eliteltek
utolso perceit.
Azutan felallitjak oket negy
lepesnyi tavolsagra egymast6l.
Mikozben bekotik szemeiket.
Schweidel mellette allo pap
hoz fordul:
Tisztelend6 Atyam Ez fe-
sziilet mindig yelem volt a har-
cox idejen, nagyon kerem, ha mar
meghaltam, vegye ki kezemb6l,
kuldje el fiamnak
Kiss Ern6 letepi szemerol a
kendot.
Minek ez9 - mondja biisz-
ken - mindig batran neztem
szembe a halallal.
Mindegyik area nyugodt, fen
seges.
kilep a sorbol tizenhat katona.
"A yezenyl6 tiszt kardja kirepiil
hivelyebol.
Tuz!
Eld0rdulnek a fegyverek, a
magyar tabornokok veresen a
f0ldre zuhannak.
Elvegeztetett
Ezalatt megindul egy mask
szomoru menet Uj-Arad fele. Szu-
ronyos katona koz0tt kilenc ma
syar tabornok, sulyos bilincsek-
be verve. Mindnyajan gyalog
mennek, csak Damjanichot viszi
egy paraszt kocsi - ujkeletii lab
t0rese gatolja gyaloglasban.
Legel0l Lacher es Nnezits, aztan
P0ltenberg es Aulich, maid Macy
Sandor, T0rok Ignac, gr6f Vecsey
KAroly, vegil grof Leiningen
Westerburg Karoly, aki messze
idegenb6l jott el harcolni a ma
gyar szabadsagert. Ueghatul a le-
eendas hos, Damjanich. Feien
kopott honvedsapka, vallain ron.
Raos katonakopenyeg. A verta.
nuk mellett mennek a papok, ke-
( xijkben q fesziilet.
j-Arad elotti 1apalyon mai
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

VarJd OKeL Kllenc Duo. EgySZe-
ru feny6faoszlopok. Az akaszto-
| fax alatt megismetl0dik kegyet-
len komedia.
A vezenylo ornagy felolvassa
az iteletet. A foporkolab harom-
szor kegyelmet ker (ez is benne
van a ceremoniaban), mindannyi-
szor tagado valasz.
- Istennel kegyelem
- Tiltakozunk ez ellen az igaz-
sagtalan itelet ellen, szol fenn-
hangon Aulich.
Leiningen tarsaihoz fordul:
Barataim, bar kiilonboz0
vallasunk van, megis imadkoz-
zunk utoljara egyiitt. Mindnyajan
egy atyanak vagyunk a gyerme-
kei.
Leterdelnek S nehany percig
buzgon fohaszkodnak a magya-
rok Istenehez.
| Aztan kezdetet veszi a szornyu
gyilkolas.
Legelosz0r P0ltenberg taborno-
kot vezetik a bitohoz. Mielott fell
lepne az emelvenyre, tarsaihoz
siet, megoleli, megcsokolja oket.
Azutan emelt f6vel, nyugodtan,
megdicsoiilt arccal lep az akasz-
t6fa ala. A hoher gyorsan dolgo-
xix. Nehany perc mulva megsziint
elni az 0t0dik aradi vertanu..
/ A masodik aldozat T0rok ta-
bornok. Aztan gyors egymasutan-
| ban Lechner, Nnezits, Macy San
dor. Mindegyikik elbucsuzik tar
saitol, Macy Sander miel6tt BIZ
to ala lepne, harsany hangon ICY
kialt fel:
! - Ellen haza!
| A k0vetkez0 martir Leiningen
| grof.
| - Hodie mihi cras tibi (Ma me-
KEN, holnap neked), mondja
biiszke, emelt fovel.
| Ezutan Aulichon van sor. Par
| perc mulva kileheli 8 is nemes
lelket.
Ketten maradtak mar csupan,
Damjanich es Vecsey grof. Nema,
halalos csendben dolgozik bak6.
| Az egyik pap hangosan zokog.
/ Ne sirjon tisztelend6 atyam
- vigasztalja Damjanich, -
Krisztust is az igazsagert feszi-
tettek keresztfara.
Most Damjanich ele lep h6-
her.
/ AIT hittem mar - sol hoz-
zsJa, = hogy utolso leszek, aki
mindig elso voltam a csataban.
Faj6s labaival az akaszt6fa ala
vanszorog. Megegyszer k0riilnez,
biszken, mint rab oroszlan.
Utolso szavai:
i = Ellen haza!
/ Az utols6 vertanura keriilt i'm
mar sor. Osszeszoritott okoliel,
sapadtan nezte vegig tarsai halal-
tusajat. Mielott bitohoz menne
4 odatamolyog Damjanich ele 8
tsrdre roskadva megcs6kolja a
halott kezet.
i - listen veletek, hos bajtar-
lsaim.
i Nema, fojt6 a hangulat. Egg
ket tiszt elfordul, hogy leplezze
meghatottsagat. Az osztrak kate
| max koziil soknak evegigpereg a,
arcan kof1ny. Csak a zsarnol
j kamarilla szive mem lagyult meg
az gyilkol tovabb.
! Tiz 6rara Vecsey tabornok Il
kiszenvedett. "A tragedia hat We
get ert. Egesz nap l6gnak q bit6
4 fan, az aradi martirok, csak az ej.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

19s tSsGshSs tsttoanak ~ usy-
s46lv6n rhinden 3llambAn fellel-
jHk 6ket. A leenaeyobb ssAmban
italklni 5kst oklahomaban, ahol a
mem odaval6 idiknokon xviii
nindegyik szavaghat, ha tud irni
IS olvasni. Mas 6lamok, ahol ma
gyobb szamban elnek indianok:
Arizona, South Dakota, New
Mexico IS California.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
Az NDIANOK Is REsZTVEsz
MEX Az EI.NOKI VALASZ-
TASBAN

1924 ota szavasati joggal bir az
amerikai indian is, amit most
fognak el6sz0r gyakorolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

Az elkovetkez6 eln0ki valasztas
vi fejezetet nyit az amerikai tor
tenelemben: ugyanis ez lesz az ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

AZ "AMERLKAI MAGYAR
HIRIAAP" HIRDETESEI A
LEGBIZTOSABB Erred
MENYRE VEZETNEK
The Alaska fisherman., 1928-05-15

the people of Alaska to elect the Treasurer. This bill passed the House 1O6. Walter Fisher, Tom Gaffney, Ralph Lomen, "Slim" Ry- deen, Thos. Scott and Robert Shel- don voted to deny the people of Alaska the right to elect their own Treasurer. Joseph Murray voted for the bill merely for the purpose of moving for reconsideration which he did
 PIONEERS PENsION-On the last day of the session, motion was made to suspend the rules so that the House could vote on in crossing the Pioneers Pension ana the Elective Treasurer's bill Both bills had enough votes to guaran t7c their passage. SUNDQUIST vot- ed to suspend the rules and hence to pass both bills, while TOM GAF- NEY, WALTER FISHER, ROBERT SHELDON, SLIM RYDEEN, AND JOSEPH MURRAY voted against suspending the rules and hence vot- ef to KILL BOTH BILLS.
The Alaska fisherman., 1928-05-15
PAYING COUNCILMEN

Barry Mccain offered a resolu- tiCn to prohibit members of the city Council from selling to the city.
 Mir. Bucey and MT. Osberg oppos- ed the motion vigorously. Do you mean to say that a man is to bu pen2lized because he gives his ser vices free to the city and cannot do business with it," asked Osberg.
 After all, that is the rub.
 The services are not really free when members of the council by tr";r very position on the council get fat contracts.
 The people of Ketchikan remain indifferent to the character of the "free services" rendered by Mr. Os- berg.
The Alaska fisherman., 1928-05-15

The House of Representatives has passed and sent to the Senate the White bill authorizing $3,4OO,OOo for a 5-year fish conservation pro- gram. The bill includes $5O,O00 for establishing fish hatcheries in Alaska this year.
The Alaska fisherman., 1928-05-15
ROBERT ON-CANDIDATEI FOR SENATOR FOURTH
 DIVISION

Robert Sheldon has not changed with the years. This rather hand some, clever dandy, gets elected to the Legislature by concealing his political principles.
 He voted against the HOME RULE BILL.
 He voted against the model FOREMAN COMPENSATION BILL.
 He voted against the ORPHAN AGE BILL.
 He voted against the bill to PRO- TECT ALASKA RESIDENT FISH. ERNEN.
 !-(e voted against the COMMUNI- TY PROPERTY bill and thus favors keeping wives in the class of hired servants or concubines without pay or right of property.
 He voted against the bill requir- ing light and water companies to PAY INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
 He voted against the bill requir- ing light and water companies to publish their financial statements once a year
 He voted against the bill pro viding for TREASURER TO BE ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE OF ALASKA in place of one appointed by the federal governor.
 He with Tom Gaffney, Waite, Fisher, and others, refused to sus pend the rules on giving the PIO- NEERS AN INCREASE IN PEN SONS as the record will show.
 In Territorial Politics
 In territorial politics, Robert Sheldon is a disciple of Tom Mar qNam-a sort of beauty and the beast affection. Referring to an earlier session, one report describ- ed the relation as follows
 During the first days of the ses- sion, the seals (then Harry, George and Bobby but in 1927 Bobby and Walter), were the most woe-begone and disconsolate little fellows ever seen in Juneau. They could not norfOrro h.
The Alaska fisherman., 1928-05-15
Sundquist of Candle Candidate For Long Term Senator
 Second Division

Dan Sutherland, Delegate to Congress, is asking Congress to ap propriate $6OO,OOO for the shel ton-Kougarok Tramway in the Se cond Division on condition that Alaska give $15O,OOO.
 SUNDQUIsT'S MEMORIAL USED
 In argument showing that Alaska was willing to do her part in this project, Sutherland said: "I have memorial from the 1927 legisla- ture, which with your consent I will place in the record-or per- haps you would like to have it read9
 The CHAIRMAN. Suppose you read it.
 MT. Sutherland (reading). In the House By MT. Sundquist HOUSE JOINT MEMORIAL MO-. Then follows the memorial in the exact language as written by Rich ard Sundquist, pledging full sup. port, etc.
 WHERE WAS TOM GAFFNEY
 Where was Tom Gajneys visible support?
 We'll Tom became satisfied when he got a job as a sub-boss on th9 road. The trouble with Tom Is that he thinks the "blarney stone" means the Alaska Road Commis. sion, and being an Irishman, he feels bound to do some kissing.
 SUNDQUISTs RECORD
 ATTACHMENTS LIEN - Dick Sundquist got the lien law amend eG so that watchmen of all kinds of property now have a lien on the property on an equality as labor. CTS.
 NINETY DAY LIEN CLAIMS Dick Sundquist got the time for filing mining claims extended from 45 days to 90 days.
 KOTZEBUE sCHOOL-sundoutst amended Ralph Lomen's bill so that the school could be constructed in the year 1927 instead of during 1928.
 ELECTIVE TREASURER - Sund-
The Washington times., 1928-02-25

Reasonable for Colored
1904 Water st. s. w. T. and b. .$22 so
1902 Water st. 8. W.. r. and b. .. %. 90
W. p. LOCKWOOD ~
1910 g St. N, w.
The Washington times., 1928-02-25
REAL. BARGAINS.

go NEWTON ST. Wv,
All outside apartments containing one
ana two rooms, Kitchen and bath: near
0eofgtA Ave- car line. Albo bus: convenient
70 Pank ana seofee. Rent $32 30 TO 1880.
Win 1reo rent on leases. See resident
manager, Apt. 1.
116 NEW YORK AVE. N. w.
We offer apartments 81 rooms. kitchen
LOCATION; convenient Transportation. FOR
inspection see ianitor.
II interested In other desirable apart.
n1ents located In the Northwest section
call Main 1880.
CAPITAL APARTMENT
CORPORATIONS
1912 K ST. n. ~
The Washington times., 1928-02-25
FOR SALE Or RENT

VOLUNTARY = WALAG.
7104 e ! Ave. North $50
2lat, 2 to 4 rooms.
newly decorated: low rentals.
FLATS--660 Newton Pl., fist floor, b
rooms and bath, electricity: cheap.
OFFICES--14th and Newton first floor,
tnrnished. including heat aud light. $50
sUBURBAN HoMEs-iBl1 olive n. 4.
near Kenilworth electric cars, big lot.
detached. rooms and bath. electricity
and gas: submit offer.
CLARENDON VA.-1006 Wilson Blvd,
large lot, high elevation. Q rooms ana
DEL RAYS rooms and bath modern bun
.galow: large lot; rent REDUCED.
pOTOMAC-342 Il. Clifford st., cor Mont
rose, B rooms and bath modern bunga-
low, TO be newly decorated.
COLOHED-7S0 Col I'd. and 76b hobart
PI., rooms and bath, porch front;
bricks; only $50 month.
725 MOTIONS rooms and bath. frame.
ss s0I 18Th sri s. E-s.rOom brick: $40 N
s. E.. rooms and bath, brick. oppo.
site Navy Yard: low rentals.
GARAGES--Rear 4O1S 0a. Ave-, bricks,
"a month; 1929 Delafield Pl,. So month !:
= rear .162 18th 8. E., double brick. 81
Many Of the above can be sold cheap on
easy terms or traded. Submit your propo.
sition.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Clarendon 1850. 1904 Wilson Blvd
Bats 14th st. 1923 r st.
The Washington times., 1928-02-25
LOTS FOR SALE

FARMS Ann LAND FOR SALE g
q 7TaTs hae9 4 dairy cattle. hogs. poultry
q agefsIleas 0r0duco something. Write
Chas. Is. GSsen, 1908 Hamline 81. y. u.
W-1NTED--REAL ESTATE IS
TINTED--HeaF from owner good farm
Tor sale: cash price, particulars. -. r.
BUSH, Minneapolis, MN.
The Washington times., 1928-02-25

THE ABSECON APT.
1905 Tea St. N. W.
rooms and BATH $46 ups Decatur 337a
The Washington times., 1928-02-25
Buick Used Cars

- Ford Coupe .........Ss 76
re Nash Special Coach IN. 100
'20 Chryslsr I Sedan ....... 466
'26 Buick Std. 2-pass. Coupe. 75o
"a Buick l-cyl. Sedan $500 500
~ Buick Master Sedan 200
's6 Buick Master 4.pass Cp.. 75O
'2e Buick 7-pass. Sedan 1000
'2s Oakland Sedan ........ 500
'25 Hudson Coach .....s. 400
"a Packard s Touring .s..s 500
'26 Buick Stand. Sedan ..... 800
rs Buick Stand. Coach -. $50
~ Chevrolet Ccach ........ $50
IA Buick Master Brousham. 400
"a Buick 7-pass. Sedan -. $50
rs Buick 7-pass. Tour .... 800
'24 Buick 5-pass. Touring $50
'20 Buick MAstsr Sedan go
az Buick 4-cyl. gourinr ST. 500
The Washington times., 1928-02-25
SUBURBAN FOR RENT 10y
sTIVFR sPRTNG

Five-room bunasd0ws with bliilt.in So
rage, sleepinR uofeh. hotsWAter heater cleo
sICor Due ana nd Karawood nSCrs. THESE
homes are located on paved streets and
only and blocks from graded and
high schools; convenient to stores and
churches, 18th ST. bus service to center o9
city. $50 I'd $6B monthly
No. washington Realty Co.
INCORPORATED.
HffNpT4TRfl ~ AGO.
The Washington times., 1928-02-25
MALE

LARGE corporation has opening in locSI
sales force Tor men; prefer men Mlsn ~
some experience In magazlneA anu 49,
Yyer week ApulY 100 McGtll Bldg. :5O
tO $50 3. a.. after 8 .. a. ASK LOT
Mr.. Daniele. -.
The Washington times., 1928-12-19
100 Families Get Final
Food. Fund Gives Out

LANSFORD, Pa, Dec. ia pitt
full scene was the last visit made
by poor mothers to the relief stations
conducted by the United Union
Workers and Child Welfare League
in Summit Hill and Lansford when
applicants were notified it was the
last time they could receive food at
the stations because of the lack of
funds. There were tears in the eyes
of many as they walked from the
stations, with bread and milk in
their arms. food enough for day or
two, but with no prospects for the
days and weeks to come. 1t seemed
Goubly unfortunate at this time with
Christmas only few weeks off.
There are about 100 families III
such circumstances in Summit Hill
and Lansford.
The Washington times., 1928-12-19
To Join
N|TGHCRAF |
DRIVE

YORK. pa, Dec 12.-Action the
state viii take as part of the move
ment to drive spowwow" healers
to cover and end the practice of
witchcraft in southern Pennsyl-
yania win be determined by the
board Of medical education and
licensure at a meeting in Harris.
burg tomorrow.
AZ vet. however, the board has
no concrete evidence Of law viola
tions. III was stated by DR.. G. D.
Koch. deputy superintendent of pub-
lie instruction. though the wide
spread nature of "pOwwow is gen
orally recognized.
Suecial field investigators of the
department. of public health Wnu
have been at work in York county
will report to the board Of medical
education and licensure. The York
county medical society has been
urged by Koch to speed It's lnvestl
CATION so that its data may be con.
sidered at the meeting.
No Action Yet
There has been no action against
teTorofessor'' Al. q. Lenhart, York
word healer one OF whose pa
tientg was Mrs. Sally Jane Heagys
Of Gettysburg, who shot and killed
her husband under the apparenI
belief that witches had her under
their control.
THE district attorney of Adams
county has in his possession letters
written by Lenhart TO Mrs. Heagys
who is now awaiting the outcome
Of an appeal for a new trial. sne
is under conviction for second
degree murder.
According to District attorney
Amos w. Hermann, OF YORK
county, he has asked for these let
ters and win await their arrival pc
fore taking action. He intimated
that this action might be through
the postal department.
As far as could be learned at the
district attorneys office, these let
ters had not been received. Herr
mann, it was stated, was taking a
day off hunting.
Ministers Attack Cult
Tt was revealed that Charles N.
Fry, investigator of the state board
Of medical education and licensure,
had been in town. his movements
being veiled In secrecy.
More than a dozen ministers In
this city preached sermons Sunday
on the topic Of witchcraft and
kindred delusions. An Effort is be.
ing made by the pastors to educate
the people of this community to the
evils resulting from the belief in
the so-called black art, which, it
is said, led to the murder of Nelson
u. Rehmeyer. 60.year-old farmer.
The Rev. DIR. w. J. Hogue, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church.
says it is the duty of the church
to enlighten believers in witchcraft
and to divorce true religion from
the ignorance and superstitution
which. like pestilence, clings to
its very garments"
The Washington times., 1928-12-19

which ideas have to be wrenched
through hours of hard thinking.
Keep Eyes Open
One way to avoid this is to make
1t a point to watch other motorists
patching up their own troubles. It
may seem like q waste Of time to
watch some car owner removing the
strainer Of the vacuum tank In
order to clean out some foreign
matter that has blocked the flow of
fuel, but 1t keeps ones mind fresh
on the subject.
Forgotten tricks in emergency
repair work have cost motorists
many q penny. Just some little
slip of the unexercised memory will
sometimes mark the difference be-
tween bing stranded and merely
being inconvenienced for a few
minutes.
There is such a thing as bother
ing too much with the carburetor
when changes OF adjustment are
not absolutely necessary. But it is
Just as foolish to run to the oppO-
site extreme. for il the carburetor
il never touched, there may come a
day when one cant remember which
adjustment is which, nor just how
to go about making some change In
the mixture that is suddenly imper-
ative.
Al sudden drop in temperature
and some steep hills recently pre-
sented problem to a tourist who
had almost forgotten he had a car
buretor. Two years before, he had
formulated little plan for remem-
bering how to make the adjust
ments. To turn the idling adjust
ment to the left meant making it
lean, he remembered by associatfng
lean with left" A richer mix
.ture could be had by turning the
screw to the right. For the high
speed jet, he recalled that the,
process was simply reversed. simple
enough! But when he raised the
hood the whole business was so un-
familiar to him that he couldn't
seem to decide which Of the two
adjustments was for the low speed
jet!
Just d few days before he had
seen mechanic adjusting similar
carburetor. He hadn't taken the
trouble to stop and look and listen,
because he fancied he would never
have occasion to make the necessary
adjustments himself in locality
where assistance was not immedi.
ately available in event OF error.
He discovered what many motor
lists are finding daily, and that is
that a few troubles are good for a
driver. They remind him that it's
a handicap to be out of practice in
so important matter as meeting
the possibility of breakdown, be
it ever SO rare.
(copyright 1920