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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-15

Kansas City has found enough hotel rooms for
the G. o. P. delegates and will rent them at fixed
rate. Must be going to raise the price little on the
meals
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-15

Lake County Times
Recent developments of a con-
sentative nature in the Calumet
district reveal again that this is
the big era of preparation.
Cities here are now laying the
corner stone of the superstructure
that will soon take form. And,
fortunately enough, the corner
stone is sufficiently strong to sup
port the towering structure that
is to rise.
The Calumet district needs men
of comprehensive vision more now
than ever before. Many vitality
important problems are rapidly
nearing solution. Others prom
Use to crop up before the region
is ready to expand to it's full
scope.
This is the big period in the
history of the district. And city
administrations possess the OPP
portunity now to effect construc-
tive programs of momentous i'm
portance to the future of the
territory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-15
Questions and AmSzUerS

I similar to the cooling moth, found
in apples. The motion is produced
by the worm striking its head
against the shell of the seed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-15
Hartford City News


In his opposition to the bill be-
fore Congress to establish two
Federal judicial districts in Indi-
ana, Walter Myers, Democratic
candidate for the nomination for
United States Senator, well says:
Last week the Senate passed
Senator Robinson's bill providing
for two judicial districts in Indi-
ana, with two complete sets of
officers. 1t generally is conceded
that two complete sets Of officers
are not needed. Nevertheless,
thousands of dollars are added to
the Nations pay roll. apparently
for no other purpose than to
make more jobs.
1T has been estimated that one
of every twelve persons in our
country is on the public pay roll
of townships, towns, cities. coun-
ties, States and the Nation.
"All these must be paid by
taxes. Taxes are levied against
property and business, but they
are paid by the last consumer and
user as surely as if he paid them
directly to the tax collector, be-
cause the owner of property and
business passes the burden on in
rent or the price of what he sells"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10

ges anyagokat q k0vetkez6 test
vereink adtAk ossze: Veres Ignac-
ne, Kerti Imerne, Ajvasz Marion
ne, Kolozsvary J6zsefne, Eszenyi
Istvanne, Fazekas Istvanne, Szi-
lagyi Gyorgyne, Szadai Benine,
Kiss Samuelne, Kovacs Elekne,
Gavai Jozsefne, Macy Lajosne,
-Kat6cs Janosne, Vass Martonne,
Lengyel Lajosne, Batari Andras-
ne, Szalai J6zsefne, Kovacs An
drasne, Durda Mihalyne, BorRo
Mihalyne, idb. Balogh Istvanne,
Lengyel Andrasne, Poznar Janos-
ne, Halasz Janosne, ozy Varga
Istvanne, Patkan6czi Janosne,
Kiss Mihalyne, Varga Claiborne.
Penzbeli adomanyt tettek: $500
Halasz Janosne, Bolcshazi Gy.,
Hodori Sandorne, ST Kiss And
ras. Illesse 6ket koszonet!
Ifjusagi bal. Ifjusagi Egyle-
think havi gyiilesen a majus l9.ik
bal el0kesziileteivel foglalkozott.
A Kossuth Korben lesz ez bal,
melynek IbOlya Bal nevet adtak s
azon a Medve zenekar fog k0zre-
miik0dni. A rendezoseg minden
lehet0t elk0vet a skier erdekeben.
Tervbe vett eloadas. Konfir-
maltjaink a rendes heti foglalko-
zasuk mellett el0adasra is keszul
getnek. Harom rendes egy felvo
nasos es tobb magan szammal
egyutt fognak bemutatkozni Ju
MUS folyaman a Kossuth Korben
Nyari piknikek. Egyhazunk es
egyleteink "a nyar folyaman ha.
vonta egy-egy pikniket fognak
tartani. Egy datumunk biztos
september Ire az Ohio Play
Groundon, mask kett3r6l tgye
lore annyit .jelezhetiink, hogy egy
Campbell parkban, egy pedie
valami alkalmas farmon Fesz. Ma
gyon valoszinii, hogy egy-ket pix
nikiinket valamelyik mas magyar
kozosseggel egyiitt fogjuk rem
dezni..
Latogatas. A lelktsz het TO
lyaman a Poland Ave. kornyeker
es a .fels0 Stecltonon latogatja g
hiveket. A j0v6 het hetfojen .
Steelton also resze keriil sorra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10

Presbiterian sGyhaz temple lomaban
q EN- I eytl6sen Baba J6zsef
sondnsk fogjA egyh6zunkat hiva-
t4losAn kepviselni 4 lelkesszel
kapcsolatosan. Este papszenteles
lesz es j6 volna, ha az egyhdz tag
jai k0ziil t0bben elj0nnenek errc
az istentiszteletre.
Multi vasarnApunlk. A multi va
sarnapi istentiszteletink korant-
sem volt olyan latogatott, mint az
azel6tti vasarnapi, ugy latszik a
hivek ajtatossaga ezef a k0rnye-
ken az id6jarassal tart, mar pedig
annak mem szabad volna megt0r-
tennie, inert ICY figyelmeztet
benniinket a SO dicseretnek gy6-
nyorii sz6vege: "Miden aki hiv
keresztyen, ily scent nap. temple
mot gyakorol'' stb. s ICY minden-
kinek, AIT kellene cseIekednie. A
lelkesz elmelkedese a multi va
sSrnap leven "Meg ne vesd Krisz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10

iinnepi beszedet.
Egyhkki innnlr( (latok. Miutan q
templom epites bstejes4se utAn
mar mem lehetett II esyhax por-
tajat ugy rendbe hozni, mint aho-
Cyan AIT szerettiik volna, annel-
fogva AIT q tavasz elj0ttevel egy-
hazunk tagjai magukeva tettek,
meg pedig mindcn dijasds nelkiil
napokon at szorealmasan munkal-
kodiak, hogy tenplom Is pal Q
CHA kornyeke szep rendben le-
gyen. A k0vetkez5 testvereink
munkalkodtak Macy szorgalom-
NAL: Kish Imrc algondnok, Bir6
Josef, Kinda Gy6rgy es 10th S.
presbiter. Fogadjak az egyhaz ha-
las kosz0netet.
Egyhazmegyei gytiles. A She
mango Presbitery, amely egyhaz-
megyenek egyhazunk szinten seer.
yes tagja, majus 15-en folytatola-
COS gyiilest fog tartani a First
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10

tus sadom4nyat' Megtagsdnl !
Kris1sus tudshtAytt, mem mas,
mint sotet ejben etaz6nak kicl-
taai mass eistt ! fiklydt, mtly
f1ek ftnyen6I bistes, sail4fd lep-
tskkel haladhAtna kitiizdtt ctljd-
hox, akk6nt mi i, ha 4 Krisztus
tadom6ny&t megvetjtik, fnely az
eletkiisdelmekkel teljes tengeren
egyedlli vezerl6nk, soha, de soha
nem jathatunk el oda, shows re-
menyeiik, vSgyaink, rIhagssabb
hivatasmk es rlemesebb eIhberi
rendelkezesink kesztet eljutni.
Napjainkban a Krsztus tudofha-
nyanak megveteset okzza, eyer
mekeink ferde ne+elese ees a hamis
profetak k0vetese. Az istentisztc-
let k0zben a vasarnapi iskolas no
vendekek e4lekeltek Bir6 Margit
orgonakiserete mellett "Egyetlen
forrasa nainden kegynek" .cimii
hozsanna eneket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
A FARREIL-SHAR0NI
MAGYAR EEFORMATUS
EGYHAZ K0REB0L
Kohl:
vECsEY A. JEN6,
ref. lelk6sz.

Istentisztelet. Egyhazunk kebe-
leben a reank k0vetkeZ6 vasar-
nap, azaz folyo ho 13-an, regge'
9 orat6l fel 11-ig yasarnapi iskola
es utana mindjart istentisztelet es
predilalni fog maga a lelkesz es
miutan Mothers Day leend, ennel-
fogva alkalmi predikaci6 lesz.
Szombaton reggel 9 oratol fel IL
craig a gyermekek vallasos okta-
tasa es tanit maga lelkesz.
El0ljar6sagi gyiiles. Az elmult
szombaton este tartotta egyha-
zunk eloljarosaga rendes 7haviI
gyiileset, amelyen nagyon fontos
egyhazi ugyek inteztettek el es
tobbek k0zt mutt havi szamadas
ejtetett meg, amelyet Koran Ja
nos penzarnok terjesztett gyii-
les ele: aprilis havi bevetel volt
$247 SO, mareiusi maradvany $3.50
S igy az 0sszes bevetel 1897 .89, ez-
eel szemben az egyhaz aprilis kia-
|dasa volt $199.59, a tiszta marad-
vany aprilis 3O-an volt 638.2S. A
penztarnok eme jelentese tudOma-
sui vetetett.
Majusi bal. Az cl5ljar6sag ha-
tarozata alapjan, egyhazunk
penztaranak gyarapitasa ctljabol
majus ho 29-en, ,kedden este, a
Meanmerehor hatalmas termeben
Majusi bait rendez, amely egyhazi
mulatsagnak az el6keszitesevel
Koran Janos es Fabian Mihaly BIZ
zattak meg. Miutln egyhazunk
mar nagyon regen nem tartott
tancmnlatsasot. Remeljiik, hogy|
ezen egyhazi mulatsagon minden-
XII meg fog jelenni
Any6lk laapja. Mint iainden ey-
ben, ugy ebben az evben is meg
fogja iinnapelni egyhazunk az
Anyak rapjat essigy q rednk k6-
vetkez6 vasarnap, majns no 1S-an
delutan 3 6rai kezdettel ,1zsgnna
lesz a templom alatt lev6 audi
t6riumban. Ezen uzsonnara j64I
volna, ha d fatal fink 6s' leanyok
mind elhoznak makuEkal edes-l
anyjukat, hogy az altaI kell6les
doknmentaljak edesanyjuk iranti
szeretetiiket. Az azs6sila alkal-
maval IF. s.. Al Krirkbrile, y ma
ayarok baratla fdgja tartani AZ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10

Teglas GGyula, Zsirka J6zsef,
Zsirka Mariska, Kokacsi Bozsike,
Horcsik Julia, Menyhert Annus,
Gomez Iren. 10 centet adott Meny-
hert Ilonka. A j oIsten aldasa le-
gyen minden adakoz6n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
Egyhazi Hirek

tax a tagok, S mint maskor is,
enekpr6bat tartottak, hogy az
Anyak napjan az istentiszteletet
alkalmi enekiikkel meg szebbe,
feledhetetlenne tegyek.
Hazi ahitatok. 0sregi magyar
reformatusok mint regen, az elso
karesztyenek, maganotthonokban
| is tartottak istentiszteleteket, ahl-
tatos 0sszej0veteleket. Ez dlcse-
retes szokas valahogyan feledes-
be ment, csak az utobbi par esq
tend0ben kezdtek sziilohazank-
ban a reformatusok ilyen hazl
ahitatokat tartani. kozben mas
felekezetek atvettek es kisaJatl-
tottak ezt a szep, reformatus $50
kast. Ujabban Magyarorszagon
feluiitottak es lit Amerikaban is
mindinkabb kezd hoditani az a
gondolat, hogy csoportos hazl
ahitatot tartsanak. Mi is megkez-
dettiik. S az elmult heten Brler
HilIen Zsirka Jozsefne testveriink
hazanal tartottuk az elso hazl
ahitatot. Eloimat Zsirka josef
ne mondott, Bibliat olvasott Lutte
ran Janosne, imadkozott es Bib
liza magyarazatot tartott az egy-
haz leIkesze. T0bb sep eneket
enekeltiink a zsoltarbol. Feln0t-
tex, ferfiak es n0k, valamlnt gyer-
mekek is voltak hazi ahitaton.
4 E het pentekjen Kopacsi Janosne
! otthonaban 1852 Manhattan Ave.
tartunk ilyen hazi ahitatot, anne
lyen szinten lelkesz lesz jelen.
Minden kornyekbelit szeretettel
hivunk meg.
! Nevnapi k5szontss. Az egyb1z
| lelkesze t0bb kedves meglepetes-
ben reszesiilt az almult heten. A
i presbiterek es ahivek kozill tob.
ben megjelentek a parokian es
felkoszontottek nevnapja alkal
naval, sot egyik mask koszontt
1 kedves ajandekot is hozott. Fo'
gadjak mindazok, akik lily mo
!. don is kifejezeset adtak szeretilk
-Fnek lelkipasztoruk irant, ezutol
is a lelkesz szives es halas ko
: sz0netet.
z Husveti adomanyok. (Folytata; a;
a multi hetrol.) IL dollart adtak
t Restey Andrasne, Gocz Gyula
Eppler Janosne, HomenilS Gabor
t ne, Szabados Janosne,, Kapitan,
Ferencne, Papp Samuelne, Pa.
: Sandorne, Kajaty Andras, Varg
: Istvanne 10th Karoly, 10th Isl
i yanne, ifj. 10th Tstvan, Kuni ia
/. nos, Kuni Zsuzsanna, ifJ. Molina
: Istvan, Juhasz Peterne, idb Mo-
: mar Istvan, Sanyo Janos, Bart
i Sandor, Papp Samuelne, Zsirk
7 Jozsefne, Lutheran Janos. Vilae
r Bertalanne, Teglas Gyulane, Lu
: teran Janosne, Teglas Gyula, Ba
/. Ilogh Balazsne, Luteran Sander
! $3.50 centet adtak: Barta ID. Isl
: van, idb. Molnar Istvanne, Vask
Janosne, Vajoczky Karolyne, KC
a pacsi Bella, Lutheran Andrasnt
a Martini Mihalyne, ozv. Hohvar
z Ignacne, ifj. Szabo Istyan, if.
a 10th Ferenc, ifj. 10th Bozsl
< Csernav Geza, Juhasz Ida, Hoi
csik Mihaly, Szakacs Lajos, sza
lkacs Lajosne, Zuti Ferencne, Zu
! -|ti Bella, Doka Sandorne, Majoro
. Janosne, Teglas JoJlan, Bukko
: Juliska, Karosy Paine, Sebol
: -IGaborne, Beres Mikl0sne, Karos
I Erzsebet, III. Ambrusko Ferenc
ifj. Vezse Mihaly, Anna Moenict
iii. Kollath Lajos, Hajdu ALFRED
ifj. Hajdu Pal, Feher Josef, He
menik Juliska, Erdelyi Bella, if.
!. Juhasz Peter, Varga Erzsike
T Menyhert Ferenc. Beres Erzs4
Szendeczky J6zsef, Kopcso Anna
ifj. Seb6k Gabor, Barta Mariska
J iSebok Gizella, Balog Erzsike
I Ambrislo Margit, ifj. Rati Janos
10th Jozsef, 10th Feri, Siska Ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10

Ket napi londoni taftozkodzs utan au-
gusztus 17-ikan este erkeznek meg Pa
risba, art1elyen sokah utaztak mar ke-
resztiil, de melynek csodas szepse-
geit mem 0smerik. Most megfogjak
osmerni vilagszep Parist, ahol 18-ig
este maradunk. Szallodarol, aut6kr6l
elelmezesr6i, mindenr6l gondoskodas
tortent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
London

augustus l5-en erkezik Berengaria
Southamptonba, oman vonaton ne
hany Ora nnulva mar hatalmas angol
f6v&ros London udv0xli az amerikai
magyar zarandokokat. Megtekintik
v6ros nevexetessegeit. SzS1lodSrol, XII
tiino .ell1t&sf6l sondosk0dva van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
Budapest

augustus 20-en vas&rnap delutan Err
keziink Budapestres 0t napo1 keresz-
till nagyszerii iinnepsegek Is fogadtat4s
varnak zar&ndokokra. Az ameri-
kai nagyarsag nagyresze mem 0srneri
Budapestet, most aztan meg fogja
6srnerri. Sz&lloda, teljes ellztas, a
v4ros nevsxstessegeinek 4 megtekinte-
So a. alapdtban bsnnfoglaltatik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
New York

augustus San - egy sterdai napon
- ejftikor szedi fel horgonyait Be
rengaria. Az amerikai magyar zaran-
dokok mar este 3 6rakor haj6ra szall-
rak, hogy ianegkesdjek axt t0rtenel-
mi fievezetesstgii utat, anaely a sziilo-
l1az6ba viszi oket, hogy visszaadjak
naagyarorsz&gi zarindokok lStogatasat.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-12-13
Sunshine Great Help
in Preventing Disease

Sunshine is as important to chill
dren as food, observes DR.. r. /. Har-
ris, writing in Hygeia on the use of
sunlight In the treatment Of tuber-
culosis.
Sunlight has been found especially
helpful in the treatment Of tubercu-
losis of the bones and joints, often
called surgical tuberculosis. This
type Of tuberculosis usually spreads
from q primary focus Of infection
in the lung until 1t is generalized, In
contrast to the localized form, which
Is limited to the area first invaded
by the bacillus.
A large percentage Of patients
with surgical tuberculosis can be
completely cured. In one group Of
adults that Doctor Harris has had
under his care, eighty-five Of the
first hundred were able to return to
useful occupations and support
their families. The results in chill
dren are even better, he says.
Since 95 per cent of US have tu-
berculous infection some time dur
ing our lives, and since sunlight
gives us the best resistance against
1t, 1t behooves every one to have
as much as possible.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-12-13
Won,an's Confrariness
Featured in Fashions

COntrariness Is one Of woman's
charms and should be cultivated In
her dress as in everything else.
In summer women wear fox furs
with light dresses. Their hats are
of velvet in August and Of straw In
February. Similarly, throughout
the entire History Of fashion one
can point out equally amusing ex-
amples. It was In the days Of the
narrow sedan chairs that women
wore paniers as wide-spreading as
possible. In the days Of the crowd
ed stagecoaches women wore crin0-
lines.
Fashions history furnishes US
with example after example Of the
whims Of women which always In
dictate how Indifferent they are to
logical arguments. One cannot re-
frain from remarking, too, that 1t
is in times when the financial con-
dition of the country is most acute
that luxury is more out Of reason.
The less money there Is available
the more fashionable and sought
after are gold cloth and metal en-
brOideries. And so one may as well
understand that there is In style
and in women's degree a sort Of
prOvOcatiOn of common sense,
which Is charming and should vex
only ill-humOred folk.-Paul Poiret
in the Forum Magazine.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-12-13
Peddler Is Shocked BY
Mans Quick Resurrection

Andre Vogel, peddler, riding In
his car along a country road in
France, saw the body Of man ly-
ing beside the road. He turned the
body, stiff and cold, over on its
back and went through its pockets,
removing considerable sum of
money. At the next town VOgel re-
ported he had found dead man
on the highway. 'Did you examine
the body?" asked the project of po-
lice. did you not find an identi-
fication card in his pocket?" II did
not" said Vogel, II came straight
here and" you're a liarp said
voice from the doorway. Vogel
almost dropped, for the corpse was
before him pointing an accusing
finger. The supposed dead man is
cataleptic. When he has a seiz-
ure his eyes remain fixed, but he
sees what goes on, and In this In
stance was able to identify Vogel
and recover his stolen wallet.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-12-13
Style and Business

"Style, the Juggernaut. Don't
ever try to stand in her way"
writes Henry Eckhardt in the Mag
azine Of Business. "Style is many
sized lady. When you first meet
her, it is probably In this her first
and more primitive form.
Later, If you improve her ac-
quaintance, you will discover her
as Style, the rejuvenator. She
works wonders In the dullness Of
business.
If you cultivate her still fur
ther and tame her to your own ends,
she becomes Style, the speeder-up
Of consumption. She moves that
much-dreaded saturatiOn point sew
eral million units farther on.
'If you become thoroughly smit-
ten Of her, and think she Is all
there Is to business, she will reveal
herself as Style, the siren. Watch
your step!"
In conclusion, Mr.. Eckhardt de-
fines: "Style is the true essence
and the true feeling Of q current
mode, Understandings applied to q
given PRODUCT"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-12-13
Costs Average Family
$S5.85 for Philanthrophy
Half of $2,21s,7oo,o0o Given
Away Furnished by One-Third
of Population

New York, Dec. 1.-THE aver
age American family gave $685.
to philanthropy, education and re-
ligion in 1927, the John Price
Jones corporation, Embarrassing
consultansc, and Jones & Brakley,
Inc, an advertising agency, an
nounced today as the result of a
survey. Half of the $2,219,700,-
900 given away was contributed
by one-third of the nations popu-
lation living in and near II cities,
the survey disclosed.
Of 1873 cities studied Miami,
Fla, had the highest average an
nual family contribution of $153;
Cincinnati was second with $751; ;
Los Angeles third, $149; New
York fourth, STAT; and Chicago,
fifth, $145. Families of Whining
ton, Del, gave an average of
s85.85 equaling the average for
the country as whole.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-12-13
FARM BUREAU WILL.
TRY HOOVER PLAN
Plan to Accept Other Than
McNary-Haugen Act if
Satisfactory
EXTEND COOPERATIVES
Will Withhold Own Relief
Proposals Until New Ad-
ministrati0n Has Tried

Two million American farmers,
through their representatives, de-
manded today that the incoming
Republican administration "make
good" on its campaign promises to
agriculture.
The show down was called for
at the annual meeting of the
American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton, which was attended by dele
cations from 80 farm states. The
farmers agree that the Hoover al
ministration should be given a
chance and indicated willingness
to judge future farm relief plans
on their own merits. The delegates
were unanimous, however, in in
sisting that something be done at
once.
The keynote of that spirit was
sounded in his annual address by
Sam H. Thompson, president Of the
federation.
The Say in which farm relief is
obtained is insignificant in compar-
ison with the Importance of having
it done effectively, Thompson said.
Later in his message the president
indicated that the federation would
be willing to forget the vetoed NC
Nary-Haugen farm relief bill if
the administration would bring out
a new plan which the federation
believed to be as good.
Thompson recommended that
the organization hold in allegiance
any specific plan for farm relief
and meet President-elect Hoover
on an open basis and consider on
their merits any proposals ad-
vanced by the administration.
Outlining the Farm Bureaus
prospective program of service to
agriculture for the coming year,
Thompson declared that "the eco
nomic rehabilitation which this
program promoted foreshadows a
period of unprecedented prosper
ity."
Included in the Farm Bureau
projects, Thompson placed prom
inently the intention to extend CO.
operative marketing through the
rendering of certain specific ser
vices to existing organizations and
development of new ones; the
pushing to completion of freight
rate hearings under the Hoch-
Smith resolution; extension of the
farmers tax-equalization cam
paign; development of highways
and inland waterways; and assis-
lance in finding new uses for ag-
ricultural products.
The Farm Bureau, he said, al
so might consider the extension of
the cooperative marketing idea to
embrace cooperative production.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-12-13
Pair Of Buns Prove Real
Heroes in Flophouse Fire
Flotsam Of Humanity Endangers
Lives to Save Companion in
Chicago Blaze

Chicago, Dec. 11.-Sometimes
heroes are, as in the case of the
Reliance hotel fire yesterday, just
ga couple of buns"
The Reliance is one of those
South State street hostelries which
the fotsam of the city calls "fop
houses" The Salvation Army
operates it as a refuge for the
poor who, too, must sleep.
Snike billowed through the no.
tel when nearly 200 "guests" were
in their rooms. There was stam-
pede for the street. Many men
were roughed and bruised, but all
got out safely; all but three. Two
of those who remained, choking on
the smoke, could easily have gone
out with the others. They elected,
however to remain to help the
third.
This third man was Peter
Rector, 81 years old, who earns
precarious livelihood peddling
handbills. He was trapped on the
third floor. Hemmed in by the
flames, which were tapping at the
coverlets of his bed, his cries were
heard by the other two.
Turning back, these two fought
through the binding smoke, and
with their bare hands beat out the
flames which already were licking
at Recter's flesh. Choking, and
beating out the fire which had
spread to their own meager rags,
the two carried Rector to the
street, loaded him into waiting
ambulance, and then shambled
away down the street.
No one got their names; no one
inquired. They were just "a coup
lie of buns"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-12-13
Tree Can Shade 1000

Probably the largest oak tree In
the world is the Hooker oak which
stands in Chico, Calf, and prob
ably has been standing there for at
least 1000 years, according to the
Farm Journal. 1t is more than 100
feet high, its longest branch ex-
tends 1O5 feet from the trunk, and
the spread of It's branches In spots
is more than 200 feet. It Ia the
tree under which Gen. w. T. Sher-
man estimated 1000 men could
stand in the shade.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-12-13
Better Than Garrotte

Cuba approves of letting men
condemned to death on that island
volunteer to be inoculated with can
Ger germs, instead, and remain I'M
der observation and treatment for
IL years. Should they survive and
be cured they will be given their
freedom How much better
that physicians should experiment
on such men, with their consent, for
the betterment Of humanity, than
that their lives should 60 for
naught.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-12-13
"The Fast Train

The Los Angeles Times delivers
q little essay on speed.
"Just eight years ago this month
a train on the then newly estab-
lished Boston & Maine railway was
opened wide for record and for
some distance raced at speed of
q mile q minute. Up to that time
this speed was the fieetest that hui
mans had ever attained. It's differ
ent now. They say that a flyer has
made five miles a minute, while q
has done better than three.
Sixty miles an hour is getting to be
around the normal gait for human