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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04

Szombaton mondotta ell pro-
grambeszedjet Youngstownban
Myers Y. Cooper, a republicans
part kormanyzo jeIoltje, tobb
mint ezer f6nyi hatalmas k05zzo1n-
seq jelenleteben.
Cooper, akit magyarsag Macy
resze partolt az augusztusi el6va-
lasztas0k tartalmas beszedben
adta el6 a valasztoknak, hogy alb
ban az esetben, ha megvalaSztjak
(es t0bb mint val6szinii), nit fog
tenni.
Ohio allamnak egyill legna-
gyobb hatranya az elmult negy
esztend6ben az volt, hogy az al
lam t0rvenyhozasa tulnyom6an
republicans volt (mindig az)
mig kormanyzo demokrata volt.
A kormanyzo is politikazott,
mig t0rvenyhozas sem hagyta
magat.
Donahey kormanyz6 arr6l hi
res ,hogy t0bb t0rvenyt valtozott
meg, mint Amerika t0rteneteben
barmely mas kormanyzo. Vagy;e
kormanyz6 lehetetlenne tette,
hogy sok esetben iidvos t0rve-
nyek, amelyek penzmegtakaritast
jelentettek volna a polgarsagnak
t0rvennye valjanak, inert nem
akarta, hogy azert az elismerest
a republicans torvenyhozok
kapjak.
Cooper roviden kijelentette
hogy abban az esetben, ha kor.
manyz6 lesz, minden tekintetber
egyiitt fog dolgOzni a tOfyenyho
zassal es pedig elsosorban azon
hogy az allan lehetetlen ad6t0r
venyeit modernizaljak es hogy
megsziintessek az egyenes allan
adot, amely most foly6 evber
het milli6 dollarjaba kerul az adj
fizet6knek.
Ugyanis negy ewes demokra
| TIA uralom alatt az allamhaztartas
| boil eltiint felesleg es ahelyet'
deficitet mutatott merleg. En-
mex a deficitnek elt0rlesere kel
lett megad6ztatni Ohio polgarsa
gat ebben az evben.
Cooper, aki del Ohioban egy
| farman sziiletett es aki szegeny
sziileinek 11-ik gyermeke volt, /
sajat erejebol, sajat iigyessege
vel Is eszevel kizd0tte fel magat
Cooper, a szegeny farmer gye
rex ma Cincinnati egyik legismer
tebb real estate embere, aki
munkasoknak ezer Is ezer oft
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04
Registration
csiit0rt0k0n
Okt0ber lien lesz q m&sodik
regisztralasi nap.

Ha reszt akar venni az eln0k-.
valasztasban, akkor okvetleniil
kell, hogy registration, ha
Yonngstownban, Campbellben ".
Struthersben lakik.r
Az elso regisztralasi nap mar
elmult. Ha azon elmulasztotta
kotelessegtt teljesiteni, menjen
csiitort0k0n.
A szavazo helyek nyi.va van
max 9-tol 3-ig, este 5-tol 1O-ig.
Vigye magaval polgarlevelet Is
a felesege., hogy az is regisztrai-
jon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04
>GYULEs

A New Brunswick SIT. Imre
Herceg Egylet helybeli 9-ik osz-
talya a jov6 vasarnap, okt6ber
Ten delutan 2 oral kezdettel
tartja rendes havi gyuleset a
Kossuth Kor helyisegeben 225 f.
Federal Street alatt.
Kerem tagtarsaimat, mivel fon-
tos ldolgok keriilnek targyalasra
hogy lehet6leg feljes szamban
megjelenni sziveskedjenek.
Hauzer Fiil5p, titkar,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04

4 . a
(N) vasarnap Alliancet lato-
gattam meg.
Magaban we've ez mem is olyan
Macy esemeny.
De oft letem alatt megn6ztem
az alliancei magyarok Magyar
Haz'-at.
Hivatalos voltam ugyan q fel-
avatasra, de mas efoglaltsagom
miatt mem mehettem Ell.
AZ Alliance-i Magyar Hazat er-
demes megnezni.
Amikor gratulaltam K6r0sf6y
J&nos baratomnak, akiifek lanka-
d&st mem ismer6 munkaja Is Macy
&ldozatkeszsege tette igazan lehe-
t6ve a Magyar Hazat, magamban
elgondoltam, hogy ezt a Magyar
Hazat mi mar Youngstownban re-
gen megepithettiik volna.
Aigha lakik Allianceon $50
magyar csalad.
Aligha vagyonosabbak az allih-
Gel magyarok mint youngs-
towniak.
Youngstownban laAik legkeve-
sebb 1900 magyar 'csalad.
Az alliancei magyarok epitettek
Magyar Hazat. A telket K6rosfoy
ajandekozta, a Haz teljes felsze.
relessel ~ ezer dollarba keriilt.
Most, alig egy eve, hogy a Ma
gyar Haz elkesziilt es mar a k0lt-
seq felet kifizettek.
Hol vagyunk mi youngstown
magyarok?
Mem i1iszsm, hogy LATHAM volna
meg egy olyan rendes, tiszta es
iigyesen megepitett Magyar Ha-
Eat szeles Amerikaban, mint az
alliancei. 81.
Majdnem minden youngstown
magyarnak van aut6ja.
Nagyon szep kirandulas egy
vas&rnap delutan Alliance-ra.
OFT mindenki megmondja, hol a
Magyar Haz.
I:rdemes volna AIT megnezni
minden youngstown magyarnak.
Talan megj0nne q kedviik, hogy
YounGEtqwpbsn j epitsensk k6-
IN othoht egyI eteiknek s. tdrsa-
dalmi Sletdknek.
Az alliancei Magyar Haz mem
korcsma, nem butlegger tanya,
mem tivornyak otthona. Az a ma
gyar egyletek 0sszej5veteleinek,
mulatsagainak szinhelye.
Is magyar q Magyar Haz. Szin-
padj&nak egy iiveglappal leta-
kart reszeben van egy darab ha-
zai fold, a budapest Kerepesi-
uti temet6b6l, ahol Kossuth Lajos
harnvai nyugszanak.
Az alliancei magyarok orok en-
l6ket emeltek magyarsaguknak.
"A kobe vesett Magyar Haz"
nev meg alkkor is hirdetni fogja
az alliancei magyarok fajszerete-
tet, amikor mar csak magyarul
alig tud6 unok&ik fogjak a Macy
apaik <al epitett 0tthont hasz-
nalni tarsadalmi k0zponttul.
n y
Termeszetesen Alliancen is ell
tartott 13 hossxu esztendeig, mig
a Magyar H&x tenyleg megepult.
Youngstownban italian mar . 20-ik
esxtendeie besxeliink Magyar
Hlxr6l, - de meg ma sincs.
Tsl&n j6 volna meg most a SEE
x6n elejen hosza kezdeni.
Tal&n j6 volna, ha a Nagybi-
zotts&g 6ssxej0nne es elhatarozna
nSh&ny kultur-est rendezeset q
tel folyam&n.
Axok j0vedelme italian megsza-
poritan& at q keservesen Ossze-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04


Nyissa XII a fiilet, sugok vala-
nit. A SIT. Terez Kor Macy dol
gokba tori fejet. SIT. Terez
napjat, mely okt6ber Is lesz, meg
akarja iinnepelni es pedig olyan
forman, hogy magan napon
enekes szentmiset szolgaltat reg
gel 9-kor, el6tte val6 este pedig
nagy vacsorat ad, melyen noket
Is sf6rfiakat, leanyokat es. ifjakat
a legssivesebben lAtjak. Ez meg
titok sz&mba megyen ugyan, de
mem art, ha tovabb adjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04
SZTNIELOADAS I.ESZ
"a CAMPBELLBEN
A Miikedvel0k okt6ber 28-an hoz-
zak szinre "A ven cigany"
cimii remek magyar
nepszinmivet.

A Campbell Els6 Magyar On
kepz6k6r tehetseges miikedvelo
gardaja mar elkesziilt szezon ell
So darabjaval, amelyet oktdber
28-an vasarnap mutatnak be a
Roman Hallban.
Ez alkalommal szinre keriil
Szigligeti nagyszerii magyar nfp-
szinmiive GA ven cigany'.
A darab pr3bai nagy buzga-
lommal folynak Keszler Wendell
Vekasy JOSEF rendez6k es Saghy
Ferenc sug6 vezetesevel.
A szerepek kovetkezo kezek.
ben vannak: 10th Istvanne, Du.
das Claiborne, Pall6 Paine, Nyiri
Wilma, Szekely Jozsefne, Macy
Mariska, Kis Borbala, Hutter La.
JOS, PABLO Pal, Timk6 Istvan, Far,
kas Gyula, Keszler Wendell, aki q
ven ciganyt fogja jatszani, Veka
sy Janos, Kuczur Mihaly, Tarks
yilmos .es Dhdas Gabor.
Az eloadast tanc fogja k0vetni
A magyarsag figyelmet mai
el5re is felhivja a rendezSseg ar
ra, hogy egy igazan elvezetes es
t6t fog nyujtani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04
A CHICAGoI NEPszINHAz
% TAGU TARSUI.ATANAK
F0LLEPTE vAROSUNKBAN

Chicagoban september koze-
pen nyitotta meg Chicagoi Nep-
szinhaz szez6njat Is Zerkovitznak
Ilegujabb operettjevel, a "Legki-
sebbik Horvath lannyal', amely,
mint Chicagob6l ertesitenck ben.
niinket, olyan ritka sikerrel ke-
riilt szinre, amely egyediil all az
amerikai magyar szineszet t0rte-
nelmeben.
Endrey Jen6, a .Chicagoi Nep-
szinhaz agilis igazgatoja Stodik
szezonjat kezdi meg az iden, mely
alkalommal elhataroztak, hogy
az eddig csak Chicago es k0rnye-
ken miik0d6 tarsulattal most mar
Chicagot6l New Yorkig fognak
jatszani.
Tekintettel arra. hpgy tarsu-
Lat -az--amerilsai-- arany lxhoz -sxa-
katlanul nagy kiadasokkal indhl.
az utazasi problemat ugy oldot-
tax meg, hogy a chicagoi magyar
sag lelkes partolasa mellett resi-
venytarsasag alakult, amelynek
segitsegevel egy nagy autobust
vehetett tarsulat, felszerelhette
magat teljes diszletekkel, ruha-
tarral, korussal, zenekarrral, ugy
hogy ma Chicagoi Nepszinhaz ne
ven egy abszolut tokeletes % ta-
gu tarsulat jarja be az amerikai
magyar varosokat, ebren tartani
magyar sz6t, magyar dalt, a
magyar zenet.
Semmi ketseg mem ferhet hoz-
"a hogy olyan tarsulat, amely
jot ad k0z0nsegnek, ugy, hogy
a k0z0nseg megkapja penzeert az
ellenerteket, amiert eddig sajnos
csak bosszusagot kapott, az ilyen
tarsulat meg fogja kapni AIT
k0z0nseget is. akik az utobbi id0-
ben el-elmaradtak magyar el6-
adasokr6l.
Paddy Margit tarsulat prima-
donnaja, aki ma a magyar sim
padok legelsG szineszn6jei k0ze
tartozik. Rohonczy Mihaly enekes
bonvivant, aki most erkezett Ma
gyarorszagb6l, ahol kassai, ara
di, temesvari, nagyvaradi, budai,
budapest Kiraly Szinhaz s Ma
gyar Szinhaz tagja volt, UrmHnyi
Martha tancos szubrette Holly
woodbol, Csorba I. koloratur ene-
kesn6, Kassay R6zsi. Tomory Ad-
rienne, Szilagyi Gizi, Horvath
Lajos f6rendez6, Varga Simi, Szi-
lagyi Laszl6, Bihari Lajos. Szab6
Ferenc, Endrey Jen6, Endrey rs.
es Gy0rgy, Mim6k Mariska, Tor
day Mariska es telies k6rus, a
szinhazi zenekar Keresztury Pal
ma karmestern6 vezetesevel, egy
olyan tarsulatot alkotnak es oily
eloadast produkalnak, hogy . k6-
zonseg mindenbol frappirozva
van q meglepetest6l.
Jegyek kaphatok: Gagyi J&nos
managerial, telefon 36O77, Ress
Testverek zenemiikeresked &eben,
Barta Sandor iizlet6ben, 10th Ist-
van iixleteben. $40 Steal III, s.
oampbell O.-ban Lukeszhy Rkl
Izletebsh.
ss I'll sgs8 MS q SSSt sfs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04
KERttLETI GYttLEs

Mint ertesiilink az Amerikai
Magyar Segelyzo Qbridgeporti)
Sz6vetseg 15-ik keriilete, amely-
mex Youngstown kozpontja, ok
t6ber 21-en, delutan 2 oral kez-
dettel tartja keriileti gyiileset a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-04

kossuth Kor helyisegeben, 225
East Federal st. A gyiilesen lit
lesz Walko Janos k0zponti tit
kar Bridgeportr6l.
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GINBERG. Esther, 81. $S2.s7,
DUNLAP. Edward 8. and Edith WOO
dill, 80. $159,3s. o.
DOwLING, Florence R.. 81, $77,1T.
CARPENTER. James saltonstall' 10
$206.45.
SQUARE 210S
BARTRAM, Mary B. s.. 6. $350:12.
GREELEY. Arthur p. rs. $175.72.
SQUARE 21Os
ALLEN. Alice Bunce. Sc, $2o3.1S.
LEARY. Richard c.. and Elma s.. T.
$146.50.
DI,NLoP. Edith L.. ss. s1sASS.
DUFF. Florence s.. 46, $7s.61.
MeDOUGALL.. Maud. ~. $1,000.
EISEMAN. Pauline. Is. Sl47O4.
PATERSON. Mark. ST. $l6O.S0
SHAPIRO. Fannie. 2-S. and Josephine
Nlohter, Ia. sS.. $1,22O.11; "a. ST.
2t7.S3; IS. $1.234.17.
CURLEY. Most Rev. Michael Archi-
bishop of Baltimore. 80. 3l47'SS; TO-
$l5S.99.
SQUARE 21I1
GRANT. Harry A. and Adelaide. -.
PATTERSON. Aivah ". and Anna W."
1o6. 39s.63.
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SQUARE 1882
ROY A. PRICE coNsT. CO.. Inc. 81.
SQUARE 1883
eKIADos. Geo. H.. 10. t1ass4; II,
cooPER. Gordon p. %. s51.14.
MADDUx, MARSHALL. MOSS. NAL
+, LoRY. INC. u. $114.45.
SQUARE 1885
cAFRITz. Morris. 500. sIs1s7.
SQUARE 1887
EAFRITz, Morris. %, 37.91: 30. &S.79:
q. sac; ga. $s.7s; 3s. $50: "a.
3ss.7s;, a. g: 's7s' ss; ss.7s: g. ,s.7s;
is7s; a.. $40: -. SIS 81: Il, sis.sa:
EETLoW. chas. H.. So. s1s.0a.
SQUARE 1888
EHRHARDT. Frank James. rs. S457s;
HUDDLEsoN, Marion C.. s7. sa2s; 10.
$24.o7; 20, $51.77.
cray. Aileen F., ~. $2s.Ss.
SQUARE 1890
EoEEY. Frederick r.. "a. t1A9s: IS,
PAIGE. Sadie l.. q, 3S.2a: ss, .6.22.
SQUARE 1904
CEs- cHRIsTIAN AND ELEANOR
1NF1RM. D. c.. 23, $6.17.
SQUARE 1905
EIGHE. Elizabeth c.. -. $742s.
WILLIAMS. Ruth Finney, 81. 3s3.4e.
SQUARE 1895
BARTLETT. Frederick l., 20. $11o.49:
TREELAND. Florence j.. 500. s1lssO.
SQUARE 1907
BANNoN. Kate NJ. ct al. .. sl1.os: 10.
JOHNSON, wfnfres e.. 80. s1ss.s7.
HORTON. Sarah Clark. sos. ;sa.ss.
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MecLuKn: Trsdsriek ]. and NaymS n

80UANM 1NlN
MccLt Frsderick J. anA NGym1 NJ
soUARm ss1S
BARNS ": 81 81. sz7.el 81. ta4.tf.
GARDENER Algernom N. els 9261G.
SQUARE 1sao
MONAHAN. EIizabsth C o9Ae6
DAVIS, Ruth Ann. sol. e91.1A
saUARE s2st
PAYNE q. q, 2a. 4fe.8o
!. HAnRIsoN: ls1 Hsisn q. ta7.tt.
SQUARE sss1
wHALEx: WashinEten Al. %. trek.
THE ME;rRoPoIiTxN coNsr. al
WALKER Ffsdsriek j. sei. ,stts
soUAI's ssss
RIGDoN. Henry. Co. SsI.ss.
FERRELL. William NJ ana 1rthnk
Oinger. 6s, 92e.S3.
HUGHES Frank 4. ss. eai.es.
fsnDsrs. III sss.so: ss az sss.ss. nliis' Ol-
SQUARE ass4
coNNoR. T.oais 0.. ~, tis.t7s "a.
H:MloN Am.lnl. ~ u. ,ls.ss. vi
BTRcE warren ID. 1s. saa1s.
HRQWNHIE4Is George J.. 81. 9e4Et
htaKasAE; hT4TEhEr 's,.'Is. xaas.n c. n II ,sa.s ss
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TIsTIcR Nary =. III sso.ss. I'D
BUciHisANAN. j. II. lss. sas.ss; ist.
yee.S2; 14i. 1854.
HORN. ashley and son. aae: tss.ib.
SULLIVAN. Eugene =. Iss ssitt.
NHh9nh Mn4nIs. N = issl las ,ss.ss' sssss.'
Dinser. 14s. S2s.s2.
! !. J. piaaer. i &c IA. sss.Sa
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Terrell, e4. S1&47: e6. t1A66.
WIRE Charles n and Charles NJ, tio
s0.17: III. s2l1.3o: lis, 93T.1a. MI
CoRBIN Leah. 13s, slIl.47i iSA.
HoLMBERo. solomon. 81. sls.sA
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CEooT. Gertrude. "a ssIsss 4.
pfRnsEYr. Miriam. "a. s2LSs.
EMIG. EVELYN. ss. 31S17.
FAUSws John. ~. s1a-T1,
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MATHEWS WOODS CORR NC. a.
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PATTON. ClaFence ~. and JmO. Mars
tin Foley. s.. si70.Ss.
MoRLAND. Frank M. eS. SA7.1s.
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31S4.4e
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SQUARE 1876
AiILs: !. /, Ellen 81 !. Ne e. 's.sI; u. ss.S7i
CHAMBERS. Mary Il. L. "a. ss.ss;
RIDDLE, FINLEY b. IL. ss.s7, IS. ss.s7;
20. S3.5T.
SQUARE As2s
@UBoIs. VIM. r.. - ss.25.
SQUARE 1877
GAEDY, w. Edgar. 81. 1856.
SQUARE 1928
LEEDY, W. Edgar. z. 1855; 3. 1902:
4, $500: 5. $500 8, $s.02; IL s4.7S.
ZUBER. Ralph Earl and Irma A.
zuber, %. $s.6s.
EFANTIs, Rose @. and Anthanos, -,
S6.o2: %. $500: 80, 1902; 81, $S.66.
SQUARE 1893
BOARD OF TRS OF DICKINSON
COLLEGE of Carlisle Pa. IL. SZss;
IL S511: 13. &5.11.
LEWIS. Alfred e.. sr.. 2s. s2.s1; 80.
1864.
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oRLovE. Israel. IL. s7.2s.
SQUARE 1887
DARCEY, James B., 2. $500: 8, $7.S7.
nebaker. I. $t1.4s: 5. s4.Os; 3. ss4.71;
DRYsDALE. James NJ. ~. sS.ss.
SQUARE 1888
ROSS Josephine s.. .. 1856: 8. $3.50.
RUTLEY. Geo. II. and Lillian s.. lS.
HOPKINS. Joseph and Lois H.. Is. 1895.
AMEsBURT. Leota NJ. sos. ss.4s; sos.
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SMITH, Eugens A. and James Y. PEN
nebaker. 5, stf.ss; .. ;s.t1: 50,
SQUARE 1910
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F15HSAIbD s5sS! 81 .szs zsidi i. VI ss4s Fenf0n -
HALEY, Melbourne and Alice. 81. ss.7s;
%. $6.76.
MANLEY: Henry =. IS. 1915.
GRAY. Florence I. and Sarah Eliz Nc
LODGE, Thomas z. and Jean 3. Foth-
eringhann. 500. 1914.
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sPRINGMAN, Joseph ~, jr. ~. S4s.o2;
10. S6.67.
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WEINsTEIN. Meyer. trans to Louis
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1855: 30. $9.6s.
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LAKE. Felix. S23, IS cents.
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S7.4z.
LEvERoNE. Frederics. IS. 1871: ~.
$s.s5: %, $13.74.
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SQUARE 1879
BETTs, VIM. T.. & s15.1o: S. 1910
RODIER, Gilbert l.. 8. 1850: 4, $3.50.
MCCOY, Evelyn g., .. 911.s7.
CROISSANT. Sarah j. and De witt c.,
20. 1858: II. $3.6s: IL. $3.50: fs,
1888; u. &s.eS: Is. ss.ss; 16. s1l.38;
II. S142s
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TAFT Galen L.. 30. S37.1s: II, 337.is.
TIER. Samuel e. w. A. and W. Ma
son. 20. $3.50.
KELLY, George H. %. 37.o3: "a. s7.os.
PATRICK. John B.. Is. t7.01.
FELDMEYER. Geo. IT, 30 1884: "a
1854; 81. S5.54
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BIEBER. John. 20. s1es.6f.
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SQUARE 1859
HEGNER, walter A. and Hulde A..
GELENTINE, Homer r., ss, 1891.
DAVIS, James A. and Anita, Is,
$123.26.
SQUARE 1855
LADDoN. Sophia. II. sseAss: Is.
TEPPER. Joseph l.. IA. s.24.ss: Is.
SQUARE 1856
CRAWFORD, Minnie NJ, So, S34.1T: so,
s1S7.85: 81, $3417
WE1DENHAMER. Chas. D. and Stella
E., IS, $1t6.96.
SQUARE 1867
HARRIS. May r.. 60. s27s1s 10.
$l4o.SV.
SQUARE 1858
HUDsPETH, Claude B. and Mary, 81.
$1I1.b3.
Frank. se S222.se.
THYSON. Martha Chatham. 50, $4,000.
HAcKWoRTH. Green H. and Clara T..
GARDINER. Algernon g. ana Mabel
NJ. SIS. 3E.ss: 80. S2SO.4s: 65,
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A paro adjoining the living very handy
the overflow both formal and informal gatherings These
ladies the outskirts Where
do than what
Bracs her What
Matter Direct Primaries. However. they
friend all about
Evelyn when she had
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turFeNf ol&pEE atiftns
/, cir 81
COL. H. E. O'NEIlL
DIES AT AGE OF IS
Senior Examiner of I. c. c. Valua.
ton Bureau Succumbs After
Short Illness.

Lieut. Col Harry Eugene O'Neill.
L. S. QuariermaSter Corps Reserve.
and senior examiner OF the Valuation
Bureau OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission died yesterday az Mount
Alto Hospital where he had been a pa
tent for the past week lie was IS
years old
Funeral services will be held Monday.
with interment III Arlington Cemetery
Col. O'Ncill served as major IN the
0uartermaster Corps during the World
War He had lived in Washington
since 1917. when he came here 20 be-
come associated in legal capacity
with The Office Of the alien property
custodian After serving III the Army
from September 4. 1918. 10 January.
1920. he was appointed 10 poSt in
the Department Of Justice and served
on the special board which investigated
wartime contracts, He then became
connected With the Valuation Bureau
He resided at the University Club
Col. O'Neill was a native OF Cham
ocrShurg. Pa, but spent the greater part
OF his life IN the Middle West lie Was
a member OF the Masonic Fraternity
at Omaha
He Is survived by sister, Mrs Myrtle
Bartlett ~ Lewiston. Idaho. and
brother, Ralph oNeill Of Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
GLOVER PARK CITIZENS
ASSOCIATION is FORMED
Odon Lake Elected President.
Program for improvements
Planned at Meeting.

The formation Of a new citizens as
ISOLATION. 70 be known as the Glover
Park Citizens Association was COM
pleted with The election Of officers. adop-
ton Of constitution and bylaws. ana
the expression Of a policy Of progress
and betterment for the section OF Wash
ington lying between Burleitl and Wes-
ley Heights al a meeting NJ the resi-
dence of Charles 4. Hardy, $500 Ben
ton street, last night
Oden Lake was elected president OF
the newly formed association. Other
officers chosen were: Mr.. Hardy FIRST
vice president F. ]. Baldwin. second
vice president: Carl r Mayer. secretary,
n o. kcphcart, treasurer and T r
INLAY, Sergeant-at-arm
The association plans 10 work for the
following immediate obiectiycs The
continuation O! Benton street 10 Wis
conSin avenue. the paving OF Calvert
street; better lighting facilities on CAL
vert street, and Increased police pro-
lection for that section witch was de-
elared inSuricicntly p0liccd.
The third Friday Of every month was
selected as the date Of meeting.
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THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia-Fair and
slightly colder tonight; lowest tempera-
ture about Ia degrees: tomorrow fair
Maryland and Virginia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow; slightly colder tonight
in east portion.
West Virginia~-Partly cloudy and
continued cold; tomorrow generally fair
and warmer.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm, IS degrees; 8
pm. ~ degrees; IL midnight. 81 de-
grees; am, 10 degrees; 8 am, 18 de-
grees; noon, 10 degrees.
Barometer-4 pm, 29.73 inches; 8
pm. 29.86 inches, IL midnight. 29ol
inches; am, 1890 inches; 8 am,
3O08 inches; noon, 30.15 inches.
Highest temperature. AZ. occurred at
pm. yesterday. Lowest temperature,
10, occurred at 1880 am. today.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today-LoW tide. 1928 am. and l:25
pm high tide TOT am. and TIT pm.
IomorroW--LoW tide, 2:l3 am, and
2IO pm; high tide. TAT am. and 8 :03
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 1928 am: SIN sets
SIG pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 7:23 am: sun
sets SIT pm.
Moon rises 639 am; sets 4:02 pm.
Automobile lamps TO be lighted one
hall hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls-Clear.
Weather i'm Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
LATTER DAY SAINTS
FOUNDERS HONORED
Church Leaders Pay Tribute to
Pioneers at Final Rites
in Illinois.

By the Associated Press.
NAUVOO. H., January 2l.-Braving
a bitter cold northwest wind. small
group of leaders from the Latter Day
Saints Church yesterday officiated at
the final rites Of Joseph, Hyrum and
Emma Smith. founders and leaders Of
that sect almost century ago.
The bodies Of Joseph and Hyrum, Who
were shot and killed by mob in June,
1874, and secretly buried beneath the
basement of a deserted house here,
were located only last Monday, ending
a controversy which has disturbed the
church for nearly "a years The body
OF Emma Smith. wife of Joseph. was
exhumed also so the three could BE-
buried in crypts in thc family lot. over
which suitable memorial will be erect
ed later
Frederick NJ. Smith, grandson ~ JOS
eph Smith. gave brief eulogy OF the
three and spoke OF their services 70 the
church and related the circumstances
Of their deaths. Several leaders Of the
Nauvoo Latter Day Saints Church also
spoke. A wreath and large silk Arneri-
can flag were placed over the crypts.
Joseph and Hyrum Smith were killed
by the mob shortly after they and
others had been arrested on a charge OF
treason.