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New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
england TO Send
Tennis team HERE
Will Attempt to Regain Some
Lost LaurelS

New York. Aug. 2 tP-seeking to
regain the prestige she enjoyed two
decades or more ago. England will
send tennis team of four to the
United States this month to COM
pete in team matches against Amer
tea and in the American national
championships, the United States
Lawn Tennis associati ton announced
today.
Sails August II
The British team. which is to
eail for America on August II. will
consist of Edward Higgs ranking
No. 1 player: J. Colin Gregory.
ranking No. 4: H. w. Austin, the
young Cambridge star, and / G.
Collins, holder of the Scottish sin
giles championship in 1925 and 1921
The invaders first competition
after they arrive in America will be
in a two day series of team matches
against the United States at Forest
Hills. September. and 2 There is
a chance, and a, good one, that the
British may decide to enter the ma
tional doubles hampionships at
Boston August 81 although this has
not yet been definitely determined.
Play In Nationals
They will play in the national
singles titular events at Forest Hills.
September 10 and then will leave
for a series of matches in Canada
The next stop will be at Los An
geles for team matches on septem-
Der % and 20, and then at San
Francisco on October ! and 2. They
will sail from San Francisco Octo-
Der 3 for A tour of Australia and
New Zealand
Entry of the Fritishers into the
national championships at Forest
Hills gives more OF an International
tinge TO that classic than it ever
has had before. A French team
headed by Henri Cochet and includ-
Ing Jean Borotra, Jacques Brugnon,
Pierre Landry, Christian Boussus
and Rene De Buzelet. also will be
entered as will the Australian quar-
tet Of Gerald Patterson. John B.
Hawkes., Jack Crawford and H. O..
Hopkman.
Maybe Iacoste Too
There is still A. possibility that the
French threat" will be increased
by the entry of Rene Lacoste, who
won the American national singles
crown in 1926 and again last year.
Lacoste announced he could not
make the trip some time ago but
after his defeat in the Davis cup
finals at Paris by Big Bill Tilden
the French ace intimated that he
might change his mind
The inclusion of Austin and Col
Inns on the British team was seen
here as an attempt by Great Brit
ain to train Younger players in In
ternational competition so that the
British lion once more may reach
the tennis heights he reached when
the Doherty brothers were in their
prime.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
The program was as follows:

The program was as follows:
Ballet dance. Elizabeth Gilber:
Song. Tea for Two" Ethel Myers.
Toe dances. Virginia Jones. Song.
Russian Lullaby Sylvia Fried
man: Dance duo. Elizabeth Gilbert
and Virginia Jones; Playlet, School
Days"
Nathan Hale Playground
Boxlns bouts were again conduct
ed on this ground The bouts have
SO far been enthusiastically attend
ed
1875 lb. class: S Nichisti won ov-
er H. Slepski.
125 lb., class; A Andrini won ov-
er NJ Zich.
lis ID. class; NJ Mancini won ov-
er z, Andrini.
100 lb-. class; E. spendilini won
over E. CLANCY.
80 lb.. class; S. Osmion won over
S. Fetchet
50 lb. class; A. Jervis won over
E. Jodick
Boxing will be held here every
Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS

Members of the Wooster street
Community association will hold 4
meeting at the Quartette club house
next Tuesday evening to consider the
proposed change Of name of the or
ganization. II is desired by some to
change the name to that OF the
Barnesdale Community club. Resi-
dents OF BArnesdale who are not
members Of the association have
been invited to attend and express
their opinions.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02

IiluHlE!!t 10 o d. III. NH1S I1ONHn our
ing the vacation periods Of the
lleutenants.
Mrs. J. NJ. Finnegan of Lexing-
ton street is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs William F. Flana-
gan OF Forest street. at Beach Park.
Miss Elizabeth Sauer OF Cla son
Point, n Y, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Arneth.
Mrs. Rose A Bedford of 1860
Stanley street has as her house
guest. Miss Agnes Burnell of Tor
rlngton
Miss Anna Matthias of Philadel-
phla and her niece. Miss Jeanne
Paul of the same city. are guests of
Miss Matthias sister Mrs. Ernest r.
Dechant of 367 Park street. Mrs.
Mary c. Matthias, mother OF Mrs.
Dechant and Miss Matthias, and
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
CLEVELAND BUTCHER
LEAVES $1,000 IN TRUST
To BE Allowed to Accumulate Until
1t Reaches Two Millions for
Charitable Purposes.

Cleveland, Aug. 2 lP,-Cleveland
has been willed 100000 trust
fund for charity by butcher who
sold meats from little stand IN
the Central Market house for so
years, but interest wizards have
figured that it might be the year
Pits before the poor receive the
whole income from the fund.
Fred r. Rails, the butcher. who
died last Friday at the age of 81,
left $1,000 in trust, with orders to
build il to $4,000. 900, according 10
the terms OF his will filed in probate
court
Until IT reaches that goal a part
Of each years income will 60 to
needy persons to be selected by the
charity board OF an Elks lodge
here, and the rest TO the principal
account for reinvestment in United
States government bonds
When the fund finally reaches
the s2,o0o,ooo mark, and that may
take some 25o years. the whole of
each years income will go to char
ity
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
JEFFR.EY'S PLANS

Cincinnati, Aug. 2 P-Comnnand
er Douglas @. Jeffrey. noted Eng
llsh polar explorer plans to set out
from New York not later than Oc-
toher on his next expedition to
the South Pole. he announces He
is en- route to the Pacific coast.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02

grandmother of Miss Paul. who has
been here for the past two weeks,
will return with her daughter and
granddaughter to her Quaker City
home next week.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
MILL SIGN II. 6. PA"

Matld Aug. 2 R-Prerier
Primo De Rivera announces he will
go to Paris August Is to sign there
the Kellogg multilateral treaty for
outlawry of war. He will remain in
Paris two days
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
MOOSE OFFICIAL DIES

Petersburg, Ill. Aug. John ".
Hauge, ~. Chicago, national auditor
OF the Loyal Order OF Moose,
dropped dead here yesterday morn
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce L. Long and
daughter. Katherine. have returned
from a months vacation at New
London and Sanford, Me Mr.. Long
is assistant general secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
LelkeSz:
BoRSY-KEREKES GYORGY.
Templom es par6kia:
925 Mahoning Ave-, TEL: 38637
B0jti hetiink es Urvacsora oszt-

B0jti hetiink es Urvacsora oszt-
tasunk. A februar 26-an es mar
cius elso vasarnapja k0ze ESQ he
tet teljes egeszeben a bunbanattal
kapcsolatos bojti el6kesziiletnek
szenteltiik. Minden este tartot-
tunk istentiszteletet, melyeken ct
napon at Marion Sander donorai
.lelkesz, szombaton pedig az egy-
haz lefkesze predikalt. A predika-
ciol targyai termeszetesen a boy
I'll id6vel kapcsolatos tanitasok
voltak. Dicseretere legyen hive
irknek az koriilmeny, hogy jo
Is rossz idoben egyarant sep
szammal hallgattak az Iget. Meg
nyugvasunkra szolgal ez ANIMAL is
inkabh, mivel varosunk reforma-
tus nepe fel6l az volt koztudat,
hogy az egy vasarnap deleHtt0t
kiveve mem igen latOgatja a tenn
plomot. Istennek hala, EFT a bal
hiedelmet hiveinkre vonatkoz6lag
sikeriilt megdonteniink. "A kello
0kesziilet .ereztette hatasat a va
sarnapi Urvacsora osztasnal, me-
lye resztvevok .szama meg mem
erte ell ugyan ait a .magassagot,
melyet egy eros hitii gyiilekezet-
tol meltan yanlli lehetne, de min
den esetre magasabb volt az el0z6
eyekentl. A scent vacsoraban,
melyhez a jegyeket Kiss Samuel
Is csaladja (kenyer) es Kovacs
Andras es csaladja (bor) adoma-
nyoztak, 20 iferfi es 50 no, ossze-
sen 81 szemely reszesiilt ,UrvacsoE
raj adomanyt q koyetkez6k tet-
TEX; s 5 Frank. Janosne, ST. Seres
Julia Is Olga, 10th Andrasne,
Barhba Peterne, Olajos Andrasne,
Gydrgy MihAly, Katk6 Ferenc,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08

a k0vetkez6 adatokkal rendbenl
talalta februari szamadast. Tel
ies bevetel volt $2434.55, teljes
kiadas 21S5.O2. Keszlet februar
29-en 249.53. Az egyhaztanacs e.
helyen is felkeri hiveinket, hogy,
marcus foiyaman igyekezenek "a
templomaqapi befizeteseiknek ele.
get tenni, inert ebben a h6napban
t0bb, mint 1000 dollar t6rlesztes
van el6iranyozva. Az egyhazta-
macs lelkeszt kerte fel gy6le-
kezetnek Kossuth szobor lelep-
lezesen val6 kepviseletevel. Tekin-
tettel pedig ara, hogy a magyaror-
szagi vendegek tiszteletere no
szeli Clevenaldban lesz nagy sza.
basal iinnepseg, az azon val6 resi-
tvetelre a lelkesz a legk0zelebbi
|vasarnap hirdetni fogja a ielent-
kezest. Remeny van ra, hogy gyu-
'lekezetiink sep szammal lesz oft
lkepviselve.
N6egyleti k0zgyiil6s. Vasamap
idelutan tartotta N6egyletiink a
rendes hayi gyiileset, melyen meg
t0rtent pontos elszamolas . leg
ut6bbi vacsora eredmenyer66l. =
szerint a vacsora tiszt&n $64.45-t
j0vedelmezett. JegyzGk0nyvi k0-
sz0netet szavazott az egylet az0k-
max buzg6 asszonyainknak, akik
a zeste rendezeseben tevekeny-
kedtek. Hatarozatba ment, hogy
ia N6egylet bizottsaga felkeri q
Sander es Josef keresztnevii egy-
haztagjainkat, hogy nevnapjukat
egyuttesen rendezzek meg hiyeink
k0reben. AIT is tervbe vette az
egylet, hogy hnsvetkor csoporton.
kint megkeresi ausyeti kiisz6ntes-
sci hiveink es barataink csaladi
ethonait. A gyilesen resztyev5k
E IN
valamennyien sz6han .es !, tettben
szfp bizonysagat adtak egyhazr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08
szeretetiiknek.

szeretetiiknek.
SIt q nap =. az ifjusagnal.
Tfjusagunk er0sen kesziil husvetl
el5adasara. A Kossuth K0r nagy-
terme lesz a helye annak az ese-
menynek, melyet Suit a nap G.
szindarab jelent a miikedveH elo-
adasok kedvel6inek. A haboru
utani magyar falu elefe jelenik
meg ebben a darabban minden
tulzas nelkiil, ugy ahogy az oda'
haza folyik, szomorusaggal es
or0mmel, egy egeszseges ember-
|fajta termeszetes nyilvanulasai-
val. Ifjaink j6elore arusitani fog
| jak jegyeket $ jd teszi minden-
Xxi, ha biztositja helyet.
/ Konfirm<ak EgyIete. Kon-
firmaftjaink szorgalmasan jarnak
IA pentek delutani 6rakra $ a val.
Elasos foglalkozas mellett nagy er-
dekl0deSsel olvassak es tannlma.
nyozzak a lellkesz vezetese mellett
| az amerikai magyarsag t0rtene-
[tet. El3adasra is kesziilnek ke-
sGbb meghatarozand6 id6re.
Kereszteles. Vlasarnap, marcus
I4-en, keresztelte a lelkesz a szGloi
Fhaznal Szakacs Samuel ref. (sz
Komor6, Szaboles n.y. Is neje 81
Kiraly Erzsebet ref. (sz. Butler,
|Pa.) sziil6k ujsziil0tt leanyat Ilo'
Ina, Erzsebet nevre. .Keresztsziilei
|'Koznla Sander Is neje youngstow-
nj lakosok.
| .Felhiv&s. Tervbe van we've, hogy
Eegyhazunk kepyiselteti magat a
|marcius 25-ki cleveland Kossuth-
|iinnepen, melynek yeeeztevel 1900
|teritekes bankett lesz magyar
orszagi vendegek tiszteletere.
|.Akik az iinnep&lyen. vagy ban
|ketten 6hajtanak resztyenni, b6'
webb felyilagositasert fordulanak
a i lelkeszi hiyatalh0z.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08

fl. Batary Andras, Varga Gyula,
ifj. Almasy GaIbor, Bork6 Mihaly,
B0lcshazy Gyorgy, B. Kiss Janos,
Kolozsvary Josef, Potornay Ja-
nos, Hizsnyai Lajos,, Dorko Ja-
nos, Boda IstVanne, Karaszy Ist-
van, 0zv. Dank6ae, Kovacs Pal,
Liska Sander, Demjen Janosne,
Nemeth Margt, Szanth6 Julia,
Patkan6czy Janos, Lengyel Lajos-
ne, Eszenyi Erzsi, Lengyel Lajos,
Gy6ri Mihalyne, 10th J6zsefne,
Szalay Jozsefne, Veres Ignacne,
Aivasz Martonne, Balogh Istvan,
Mih6k Mennythert, Dorko Laszl6,
ifj. Kiss Mihaly, Mrs. Varga, ifj.
Batary Adrasne, Balogh Istvanne,
Fazekas Istvanne, Potornay Ja-
nosne, P6znar Janosne, Kat6cs ia
nos, Patkanoczy Janosne, Kiss Sa-
muelne, Durda Mihalyne, Kiss Sa-
mue, Sipos Andrasne, Csontos Ja-
nosne, Lengyel Andrasne, Dork6
.Janosne, Kolozsvary J6zsefne, Al
masy Claiborne, Kiss Janosne, Kiss
Ferenc, Hochvarth Adamne, Vass
Martonne, Nemet Ferencne, Mar
kovics Margit, Kiss Margit, Dem
jen Andras, Hizsnyai Lajosne, Do
bay Geza, Macy Bertalan, idb.
Bokri Istyan, Szaday Beniaminne,
E. Kovacs Paine, BartIha Peter,
Szuligan Margit, Kerti lona, Szu-
ligan Pal, Kerti Imre, Szalay J6-
izsef. so centjevel: Macy Peterne,
p P. Kovacs, Belenszky Janos,
iii. More Janos, Mrs. Dobay, Ba-
logh Mihaly, Csepke Kalman, if.
Zizsnyai Lajos,r Balogh Elek, Bo-
da Istvan, Bork6 Mihalyne, Kiss
Erzsebet, Fl. Kovacs, Szakacs We
ra, P6znar Joian, Vass Iren, Mrs.
Demjen, 25 cenfjevel: Balogh Err
zsebet, Macy Istvan. Nevtelen per-
sely so. EST persely $2.75. Urva-
csofai adomanyok teljes osszege !:
$1OO.25. listen gazdag aldasa le-
gyen az ad!akoz6kon.
Templom alap. Ujabb befizete-
SEX 1910 dollar. Frank Jaaosn6,
Boacsbazy Gyorgy. AlapFa ez sv-
ben befolyt $1O40.0 co. Tagdijak Is
mas adomanyok nyugtaz&sa q
tenplomi kimutatason talalhato.
Hayi jelentes. Egyhazunk tsna-
csa a bevett rendhez hiyen h6-
nap els6 szombatj Fan atyizsgalta 6s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08

targyat kuldenek. S ezeken &
minden dicseretes es megemlites-
re melto hatarozatokon xviii ell
hataroztak, hogy megkezdik a
ozeljovGben az enek orak tarta-
sat, melyeken az egyhazi eneke-
ket fogjak gyakorolni. A gyiiles
most is peldas rendben folyt lie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08
Egyhazi Hirek

Yorkba. Amennyiben N6egylet
majdnem minden bevetelet az
egyhaz celjaira forditja, mem a
Noegylet, hanem presbyterium
jarul a koltsegek fedezesehez 10
dollarral. A ket osszeg kitesz 50
dollart. Csak ennyit es egy cent
tel sem fizet az. egyhaz tobbet "a
koltsegekhez, sem pedig Lorant-
fly Egylet. A Nagybizottsag altal
felajanlott 20 dollart, mint az
mar egy alkalommal egy tudosi-
tas kereteben meg volt irva, lei
kesz mem fogadta ell. Szolgaljon
felvilagositasul e tudositas azok-
max, akik AIT hittek, hogy a lei
kesz negy vagy OF forrasb6l kapta
koltsegeit. Csupan vacsora-
jegy New Yorkban a diszvacsoran
egy szemelynek 5 dollar, kett0nek
10 dollar. S emellett szalloda
koltseg es sok egyebb mas kiadas
annyira felmegy, hogy lelkesz-
par sajatjabM is legalabb any
nyival jarul a k0ltsegekhez, mint
amennyivel az egyhaz. De Kos
suth LAGOS emleke megerdemli,
hogy k0ltsegek dacara is egyha-
zunk megfeielp mDdon legyen
kepviselve szobor leleplezesen.
Megalakult a Szivarvany Egye-
siilet. Az ifjabb konfirmaltak ESQ
portja a Nagytizteletii Asszoi1y
vezetese mellett megalakitotta a
Szivarvany Egyesiiletet. Vezet6-
jiik Nagytiszteletii Asszony, ell
nokiik Kopacsy Bella, jegyz5 Ben,
de Margit, penztarnok Kiraly Ilo-
ma, ellen0r Vezse Mihaly. A meg
alakulason szep szamban voltak
jelen azok, akik a multi evben
konfirmaltattak meg. Munkajuk-
r6l es terveikrol a kozeljovoben
reszletes tud6sitast k0zljink.
| Jovo vasarnap. AZ egyhaz lei
kesze rank kovetkezo vasarnap
Ezekiel s. resze, Xix verse alap-
/ Jan fog scent beszedet tartani, te.
| kintettel a bojti il6szakkal jart
| lelki kesziilodesekre. A biblia.
resi- ez: "Es vive engem egy mas
pitvar ajtohoz, es me egy lyub
vala falban.''
i Multi vasarnapunk. Unnepi is
| tentlszteletet tartottunk, S az III
scent asztala is meg volt teritye
| OFT lattuk a templomban az Elk
keresztyenek Macy taborat. OF
, lattuk, akik eleteben az Istennel
orszaga mem tires, haszontalan be
szedben, feesegesben all, hanem ;
dolgok cselekveseben ,templomb;
! Ijarasban, adakozasban, az Ur asz
I talahoz val6 jarasban. Istennel
Ilegyen hala, szaporodnak egyha
Izunk tagjai k0z0tt az Elo keresz
tyenek. vi tagokat is nyerunk
Iregiek visszajonnek, sok koz0nye,
lelkeben megujUl a hitnek ereje
Az elmult eyben ilyenkor j6k vol
tax munkaviszonyok, megis a.
iden, a munkanelkiiliseg esztende
jeben a b0jti adomanyok osszeg,
tobb volt mint mul evben. Pc
dig most sem gondolt mindenk
az adokzasra, aki tehette volna
inert a korllimenyel megengedtel
volna, ha a szive mem volna meg
. kemenyedve. Bebizonyosodlk egy
hazunkban yhogy mem az a fontos
hogy mennyien vagyunk, hanen
I inkabb az, hogy milyenek va
gyunk
4 A Lorantffyak gyiilese. Amikos
a Lorantffyak fartjak gyiilesiiket
gyonyoriiseg templom kornye
ken lenni. Gyonyoruseg latni
sok igyekv6 asszonyt. amint ko
zelroL tayolrol nagy igyekezette
sietnek IA gyiilesiikre. S bennt ;
| gyiiles teremben azonnal komol.
munkahoz fognak. Megnyit6, ina
i enek. Biblia olyasas. azlltan !;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08

CSAK n6hany cent
- naponta all On
IS egy telefon meg
hosszabbitas k0zt ha-
sanak emelet6n, ahon-
nan, ha fent van, min
dig k6nyslmesen es
konnyeden hasznal-
hatja a telefont Az
agyabol hivhat barkit
vagy felelhet barh-
mex.
A telefon meghosz-
szabbitasa kenyelnet,
faradsag megtaKaH-
tast es sok egyebb
kellemeset jelent.
A beszelget6sek tel
jesen privatok, senki
sem zavarhatja vagy
hallgathatja.
Ha hAzaban levO To-
lefonjat az emeletre
akarja meghosszabbi- =
tatni, hivja legkoze-
Iebbi irodankat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08
A Lorantffyak gyiilese. Amikor

- ~.~e 0AASAA ~AA 81 AA$5S' 1liHiHJl
a Lorantffyak fartjak gyiilesiiket.
gyonyoriiseg templom k0rnye-
ken lenni. Gyony6ruseg latni a
sol1 igyekvo asszonyt. amint ko-
zelrol, tavolr6l Macy igyekezettel
|sietnek IA gyiilesiikre. S bennt a
gyiiles teremben azonnal komoly
munkahoz fognak. Megnyit6, ina,
enek, Biblia olvasas, azutan a
komoly dolgok alapos. szeretettel-
jes targyalasa- Az elmult kedden
a sok targy kozil fontosabbak a
kovetkez0k. Elhataroztak, hogy a
sztrajkol6 hanyaszok csaladjai
koziil egy leginsegesebb .saladot
fognak segiteni az ottani lelkesz
sutmutatasa szerint. .Elhataroztak,
hogy a debreceni katonai foghaz
benlak6i reszere egeszsegi sziik-
|segleti cikk reszere $5-ot kiilde-
mex ElhataroztaIk, hogy q Yinton
dali kis egyhaz bazarjara nehany
Milford chronicle., 1928-09-21
Blanchards Station

Farmers are very busy around
here saving fodder and few have
tomatoes to pick, too. The market
price this year average 3Oc per bas-
ket.
We don't have much news this
time-only Sunday visiting.
Jacob Hatfield was confined to his
bed several days last week with ton
silitis and was under the care of DR..
W. W. Day of Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. O'Bier and son
spent Sunday with their mother,
Mrs. M. A. Webb of Oakley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lowe and
daughter from near Woodenhawk
called on their uncle and aunt here
on Sunday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Layton and
son from Vernon spent Sunday with
Mrs. LaytOn's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Lloyd and son
from Todd's Chapel visited at the
home Of Isaac Mcdowell recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jones of Vio-
la were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Harmon. They also enter
tanned their father on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Biddle and
daughter Beatrice are spending sew
eral days in Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1928-09-21
Vernon

At the first meeting of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union
at Harrington the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Hol-
mes in place of the very efficient
Mrs. A. V. Satterfield, who has held
the position for twelve years; vice
presidents, Mesdames A. V. Satter-
field, Alice N. Wix and Dickerson;
secretary, Mrs. Alice N. Wix; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. John Cor
dray; S. T. Jr. director, Mrs. White;
treasurer, Mrs. Will Cahall; chair
man of the Christian Citizenship
Department, Mrs. Alice H. Ross.
The members decided to hold a bake
at Saulsbury's Meat Market, Sep
tember 22nd. Announcement was
made that the State Convention
would be held October 16 II, 18, at
Lewes and that Mrs. Mary Harris
Armour, the Georgia Cyclone" is to
be the speaker. After the serving of
delicious refreshments by the hos
tesses Mesdames Edith Massey and
Minnie Hill, assisted by Mrs. Der
rickson, the meeting adjourned.
J. L. Hopkins has made some
needed improvements to mis- store
property here.
Miss Grace Melvin has returned
from a several days trip to Philadel-
phia.
John L. Hopkins has done well in
his cannery business here consider
ing the season.
Milford chronicle., 1928-09-21
MILE OF MARKSAIEN IN LINE
AT NATIONAL RIFLE MATCHES

Camp Perry, Ohio-A firing line
more than a mile and a half long
with rifle every six feet. This is
the sight that will be witnessed by
those who visit the rifle range at
Camp Perry, Ohio, during the great
National Rifles Matches, which will
open on August 26 and continue un-
til September 16.
Contractors are now at work on
the range, and when they finish
there will be 70 pistol targets, 92
600yards targets, so 8OO-yard tar
gets and 11O 1,0OO-yard targets.
In addition there are ten targets at
300 meters with an enclosed firing
point of the International Range
type, two runnin-deer targets, 20
targets for 200-yard small bore
shooting, so targets for 1OO-yard
small bore and the same number for
50-yard small bore.
All of these targets have a single
firing line. Every target can be
operated simultaneously, and no
competitors will at any time be in
advance of a firing line which
makes this range one of the safest
in the world. This safety measure
is highly desirable in view of the
fact that in addition to the crack
shots of the Army, Navy, Marine
Corps and other organizations, many
children will take part in the jun
ior matches staged by the National |
Rifle Association.
Milford chronicle., 1928-09-21
NEW YORK STATE BALLOTING IS VERY CLl

A national-wide straw vote OF 1t
readers conducted by The Path1nd
er, national weekly published a
Washington, D. c., gives Hoover
239,315 votes and Smith 1877 ,4OS. l.
the trend shown by the ballots were
borne out at the polls in November
Hoover would carry thirty-twC
States with 321 electoral votes anC
Smith sixteen States with 2lO elec-
toral votes.
Commenting on the poll The Path
finder said:
"The results, of course, are pri-
marily intended to show the prefer
ence of Pathfinder readers, but, rep
resenting every one of the forty
eight States as they do, they also
nossess a certain degree of national
interest.
"This is sharpened because The
Pathfinder, being politically neutral,
has no personal choice and publish
es the figures for what they are
worth. In any event, the straw vote
is not to be taken as a prediction by
The Pathfinder for November, but
rather as an expression of the senu-
ment existing at present among It's
millions of readers, the majority OF
whom live in the small towns ana
rural districts. AS the campaign
progresses this lineup can and may
undergo considerable change"
The poll indicated that the indus
trial centres were strongly for Gov
ernor Smith, and that the South was
showing signs of revolt against him.
In Massachusetts, Governor Smith
obtained 4,971 votes and Mr.. Hoover
4,47S.
The poll in Illinois, Rhode Island,
Connecticut, Wisconsin, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania would indicate, on
that basis, that Governor Smith is
receiving strong support. In New
York, Governor Smith had only a
slight advantage over Mr.. Hoover, a ,
fact on which The Pathfinder COM
mented, saying that the majority Of
its readers in that State were in the l.
rural districts, whereas the senti-
ment for Governor Smith was sup
posed to be most pronounced in the
cities.
The Vote Listed by States
The straw vote by States as made +
public by The Pathfinder was as
follows: