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Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-05
LE AL NOTICE
STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE, ATACYA no%Oha~ % 1000

ALASKA, October 22, 1929.
 Notice is hereby given that How ard L. Long, entryman, together with witnesses, Mary ,. Rasmussen and Melvin A. Horner, all of Sew ard, Alaska has made final proof on his homestead entry, serial O6O54, for land embraced in Forest List 8-43, HI. E. s. No. 1S5, U. S- Survey No. IT'S, from which Corner No. \ U. s. IL. M. No. 62 bears M 43o 24' 47" K. 43.16 chains, situated on the easterIy side of Kenai Lake, con- taining 1891 acres, latitude 600 2l' 25" N. Longitude 149o 22' 15" w. and .t is now in the files of the U. S. Land Office, at Anchorage. Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office, at Anchorage, All aska, within period of publica- ton or thirty days thereafter said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register. Date of first publication November $, 1929.
 Date of last publication January s, 193O.
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KHAN AND sTATE
 LEGISLATURE BLAMED

DENVER, Dec, 4, Charges that the activities of the Ku Klux Klan and the r5nurious policy of the state legislature were among the many causes contributing to the mutiny at the state peniten- tiary on October 3, in which IS lives were lost, were made by Thomas Lyman, former warden of the pri- son. He testified at the conclusion of the session of Governor WV. H. Adams commission Investigating the mutiny
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NEW FIRES RAGING

GRANT PASS, Ore, Dec, 5, (P) Seven serious new fires ragged in forests of southwestern Oregon. The Gold Beach fire reported to have been controlled, was said to have broken out anew Communica- tion with most fire frontiers was interrupted as the flames having destroyed telegraph and telephone lines reports from most fronts were meager but indicate that fires were serious.
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No MEAT, No CABS

BOMBAY, bec., 5I P)-The city was without meat or cabs because .of a religious strike called by a sec ton of the Moslem population to protest against the child marriage restraint act.
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HEAVY RAINFALL

LONDON, De-, 5, lP- Storms which struck the English Channel developed into a 24-hour rainfall over the entire south of England. Many roads and fields in South Wales, the Midlands and western and southern counties were flood ed.
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at Sitka. Noteworthy progress was also
 made in the organization of volun teer observers for the collection Df on seismology, and seismo- logical observations were obtained .at Tucson, Ariz., and sitka, Alaska,
 turnout the year
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-05

Seattle Ice Cream and Fresh Candies at SyIvia's. N
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

The House OF Detention must be
moved from It's present nite, Ninth
ana s. SITS. s. W., BY January 2t.
Before then Major Hesse must de-
eide which III his officers he will
listen tp
The trouble started when the
House 0f Detention was moved
from ifteenzh ma Ohio
N. ~. to make room for the new
Depa rtsnent Of Commerce Building.
Two sites were proposed, but ef-
forts to locate TIE House Of De-
tention on them were blocked BY
citizens. Then Mrs. Van Wrinkle
moved into an apartment house at
Ninth and B Streets Southwest.
Residents OF the community held
mass meetings and then took the
case 70 court. The District Supreme
Court ruled that the House of De-
tentlon had been established on its
present site IN violation Of the
zoning laws An injunction pre-
venting the District occupying the
premises after January 21 was
handed down.
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

sweeping Investigation OF the
lobby, which he declares Is exertilg
almost unprecedented pressure upon
the Senate to force the ratification
Of the kellogg peace Treaty, will
be proposed by Representative
George HoIdemen Tinkhan, OF
Massachusetts,, in the House to-
morrow.
Under the terms Of the resolution,
which Representative Tinkham will
introduce, a special House commit
tee OF five members will be APP
pointed to investigate the alleged
expenditures Of huge sums for
propaganda in favor Of the so
called multi-lateral treaty, signed in
Paris last summer and now pend
ing in the Senate.
international banking interests,
the Tinkham resolution declares,
are ready to spend millions of dol
lars to obtain ratification of the
pact. which he believes is step
toward bringing the United States
within the scope Of the League of
Nations.
Representative Tinkham declares
that the American people have con-
sistently repudiated ali efforts 10
make the United States a member
of the league or to end its historic
policy of isolation" His resolu-
ton win be submitted to the House
when it reconvenes tomorrow and
will be referred to the House For
eign Affairs Committee.
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

Assistant Superintendent Of Police
Henry G. Pratt has recommended
that Major Hesss establish the
House of Detention AZ Forty fourth,
Street and Benniag Road Nortliea
I'D rather RESIGN than 30 there q
Lieutenant Van ie tola Claief
essss
Pratt pointed o tElaE tEie nortiss
east site would he ideal for the
House c9 Detention. TIE DistricE
has SIS, 600 appropriation to build
q new station house on the site.
Both Pratt and Hesse agree that
q new station house Is not needed
there now.
Pratt suggests that the money
be used to erect e station house
which would be used as q home for
the Detention House.
Mrs. Van Wrinkle insists that the
House Of Detention must be placed
near the center Of population. She
says that the center Of population
In this city is bounded by Seven.
teenth and Nineteenth, * and s
SITS. N. wv.
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

r. Freeman. Of the Riverside county
superior court. to preside at the
scientific murder triaP' Of the 81
year-old Canadian youth on charges
that he slew little boys on his Wine
vile chicken farm.
Heavily manacled, Northcott was
brought here today from Los An
geles. He was held in Jail 80 min.
utes before being brought to the
courtroom.
Before settling down on his chair,
Northcott turned around to survey
the courtroom.
"I'm drawing a great crowd to-
day, anyhow" he was overheard to
say. He grinned at the spectators
and then turned his back on the.
audience.
shortly before Northcott appeared
in court Norbert Savay announced
tcnrtinred on Page 3. Column 81
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

Private Clark Monroe Erwin, q,
4 Marine stationed at Qnantico, Va,
was shot and killed BIZ an nnidenti.
lied man at the Niarine base on
Sunday night, II was learned here
today.
According to meager information
from Quantieo, Erwin and q fellow
Marine, both in civilian dress, c7nae
upon number of colored laborers
engaged in a poker game in con-
strgction camp at the Marine bar
racks. One OF the players Is said
to have shot Erwin through the
head, killing him Instantly.
Erwin's fellow Marine vanished
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
KING RESTLESS, But
MAKES SOME GAINS

the condition OF the Kings blood
and thus aid. him in his gallant
fight for recovery was felt on all
sides.
The calcium, was first admin.
istered yesterday by Professor Ed
ward Charles Dodds one OF Eng
lands leading biochemical experts,
although only 20 years Of age.
The Bulletin telling of his
majesty's Improvement yesterday Y
came as hopeful climax to New
Years Day.
1t was regarded as the most
favorable news in a Wees and
marked the first sign OF progress
since last Thursday.
Palace officials attributed most
tcor''nred on Page 2 Column ID
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

close to series Of rapids. de-
cIared to newspaper men that
Craig il entirely innocent OF the
death Of her former husband.
Meantime. friends and relatives
are attempting to raise the sum
necessary TO bail Craig out Of the
police cell.
His preliminary police court hear
ing. on which he will be examined
on the charge Of suspicion Of
murder" has been postponed until
January is.
Craig. 4 former boarder ut the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
r. Liggon. and close friend Of
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
MARINE SHOT DEAD
At GAME, PAL MISSING

and is under a charge Of desertion,
it was learned. Brig. Gen. Harry
Lee, commander Of the Marines at
Quantico, has offered q reward Of
$50 for inforrna tion leading to the
arrest of the missing Marine.
Reports surrounding the shooting
are SO contradictory according to
Marine officials, that board of in
quest investigating the case is en-
coun ring considerable difficulty in
getting the facts One report stated
that the Marines, armed, attempte4
to hold up the Iaborers. 1T was dis
covered that although the Marines
carried service rifles, neither had
fired q shot.
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
CRAIG IS INNOCENT
YOUNG Wife INSISTS

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2.--Backed
Loyalty by his bride, in the death
of whose former husband he is
being held on suspicion OF mur-
DER, Marion T.. Craig, 2S.year-old
plumber, declared from his cell in.
the Second police station here today
that he is going to tell the jury
hearing his case they can do one
Of two things .teither turn me
loose, or send me. TO the electric
chair"
His bride whom he married in
Washington less than a month
after her husband was drowned on
August ~ in the James River, near
the east end Of Mayo Island and
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
Bx HARRY r. FIORY

LONDON. Jan. 2 I.N.S.l--Ki1g
George spent restless night. but
his condition continued unchanged
today. an official bulletin issued by
the royal physicians at 11:15 o'clock
today stated.
"Despite q restless night, the
condition OF His Majesty remains
unchanged from last evening"" the
bulletin stated.
It was signed by Sir Stanley
Hewett. Sir Hugh Rigby and Lord
Dawson, of Penn.
The physicians stated last night
that His Majesty's general condi-
ton showed slight Improvement.
Hope thafAIs.ne administration of
eal@ia'm wonId continue 10 rn.,rc,,e.
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

Miss Naomi Elmore. 2S-year-old
worker, who last night
attempted to escape a life Of illness
and unhappiness by jumping from
the Klingle Street Bridge, regained
consciousness and was reported
"nauch improved at Emergency
Hospital late today.
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

Two flren1en were IN Alexandria
Hospital as result OF Injuries sls-
tanned fighting the blaze. Fireman
Bayliss has undetermined injuries,
while Fireman Emmett Moore was.
overcome BY smoke.
Members Or more than I3 tamil lies
who were III fns apartment esp
Many other Families were away
from home wnen the fire was dis
covered
The blaze, originating in q faulty
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

furnace. was discovered at about =
D. M. Chief James Duncan. OF the
AIexandria fire department. rushed
his six pieces of apparat t1s TO the
scene. Engine Company No. u g and
Truck no. 3 Ok EVashin
TON also resFoi aed
Chief Duncan, on noting the ex--
tent Of the fire, caiIed for aid from
CONTINUED on Eags 3. Column 2
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
ARMY PLANE STILL
Up AT TER rs HOURS

periaI Valley 10 Metropolitan air
port, Los Angeles. where the
Question Mark can take on i neW
supply Of gas tonight.
The endurance plane has been III
the air more tlIan "a hours.
Manned by crew Of five, the
huge plane was refueled BY 4
tsnurse' plane at intervals, ana
hot food was passed to the crew
lcontinned on Page 3. Column 81
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

ROCKWELL Il FIELD, San Diego,
Cal, Jan lI.N.S.) Indications
that another attempt at midnight
refueIing, successfully accom-
plished last night, win be tried to-
night by the Army endurance
plane, Question Mark, was seen in
i message dropped today from the
ship By Msj0r Carl Spatz, flight
commander.
Major Spatx ordered refuelinE
plane to transfer its base from Inn
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
HAVANA RESULTS

rrRsT RAcE--Five and one-half
~ Hickman (Kenly).. So As rs
-. Buddy (Shelton) -. rs 7-10
siSays (Robertson) ...... rs
sae y oSvaliard, lie Yoyant. Red Scot and
r,,ss bay also ran. Time, 1:os Us.
SECOND RAcE-Five ana one-halt
5li,aag stella (Pernia}... 6-l 7-5 s-5
sTsnSy pan (Barnard1 SIS Ia
s.sns fKnirht) 1890 is
2 rori ROYAL Captain Jack, Scotland
- Evergiaae Muakallonge and Great
amer also ran. Tirue. 1:09 %.
@HfRp RACE * r. ss;
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
Mrs. Van WinkIe Threatens To Quit
$25, 900 Prize Offer
By Mr.. Hearst
w. R. Hcarse,
Los Angeles : Exs1rainer,
Los Angeles, Calf.

Los Angeles, Calf.
Glad you can Pineh0t plsn. Pinehot Plan
ra0iIed today to all Hearst Sunday editors. YOur
Educafion Oersus Force u getting Eighteenth Amend
entry i prise contest. Wsal like 70 aOest and
tnlk apikk you aBouR this rebEeH ~ Ea e5seDace
part IF Che eeary e bslns lasgabIaang.
EDWIN !. CLAPP.
lavp yatsus ptsBlSc fovssrly Nth the eose papsrs
Bus sesO Nth Durat Mosoys, leorpeFated Mr. Hea.ss
81 aeco.ant 81 the prize Sick / eontans
care Durant Motors, incorporated
Room 24O9 $50 West Ffty-seventh 81,
New York, II. !.
We do not have ID make the American people lawabidng
We only have to keep them awabding And the best way
I'd keep them lawabding is TO make laws which very
large and repuab elements Of the community consider un
wise unjust American and in violation Of their funda
mental rights free citizens
do not believe that prohibition win be ever can
be enforced and DO believe that if violent effort is made
enforce during the next four years BY the kepuphcan
Administration the next President Of the United states VIII
be Democrat
Smiths candidacy proves nothing except that the people
did want SMITH Nor would the personal liberty issue
in this campaign with any candidate But after
four more years q shopping spying ana
interference with fundamental rights and liberties by fanatics
and professional busybOdie the country will be ripe for
revolution against Amecan conditions Of this oppressive
and offensive Kind.
The opposition to prohibition is not merely by people who
get drunk Prohibition Is opposed by such temper
influences the Episcopal Church and the Hearst
Imodesty put the episcopal Church fsthe
for this opposition il that prohibition is failure tenn
psrance The try enforce it. the greater
failure it becomes temperance measure, because the only
thing absolutely prevent traffic in bulky drnables
like wines and bes and these contain the least amount Of
alcohol and consequently fhs least harmful.
It has been possible and never viii be possible
prevent traffic In compact and concentrated alcoholic drinks
and me traffic could be nterferred with every
could make these ii his cellar he should want
Furthermore must not make the mistake Of thinking that
CONTINUED Page .. Column -
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
HOUSE PROBE SOUGHT
Of TREATY LOBBYISTS

Almost at the same hour that the
resolution is introduced, the battle
in the Senate to ratify the treaty
will be reopened. Representative
Tinkharn's resolution apparently Is
timed to aid the supporters OF the
cruiser bin to obtain immediate COM
sideration Of their measure in the
upper chamber.
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
GIRL MUCH IMPROVED
AFTER BRIDGE JUMP

while improving as rapidly ~
could be expected, due to the ef-
forts of attending physicians, shs
still is IN "a very serious condl
ton.
Miss E.Imore Is suffering from =
possible fracture OF the skull, dislo-
tContinued on Pare 3, Column 8
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
VORTHC0TT JUDGE
D|SQUALIF|ES SELF

COURTROOM, RIVERSIDE,
Calf, Jan. 2 (I.N.S.)--In the face
of defense charges Of prejudice, Su-
perior Judge Oakley K. Morton dis
qualified himself today in the trial
of Gordon Stewart N0rthcott on
murder farm" charges.
In vacating the bench, Judge Nor
ton ANNOUNCED from his chambers
that he would assign Judge George
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
REFUSES TO ACCEPT
DETENTION SITE AS
APPROVED BY PRATT

battle Of wills which may result in the resignation Of
Lieut. Nina Van Wnkle confronts Mai Edwin b. Hesse,
chief Of police in his efforts find site for the
Honse of Detention
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
4-STORY APARTMENT
IN RUINS; VA. and DC.
APPARATUS RESP ONDS

Fremen apparatus from Washington and four Vrgnia
communities today fought fire which threatened to destroy
the Fairfax apartments King and Commerce Streets Alex
audria Va @s.s@as
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
BANK STATEMENTS

Washington Clearing House,
81, ,691 ,449.82.
New York Clearing House bal
anee, S236, 200, GOO.
New York Clearing House ex.
change. $3,034, 900, 900.
Treasury balance, S274, ,403, ,O95.5
Customs receipts, 1881, ,S9S.4O.
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

Bucepha,ps (BoIogne) -. Al SIS I-2
Love Girl tGrecco) ..a..2-1 even
Romp MurraQ) ...-l..... la
Gymkhana MunnlnR. Southern Paci-
fic. Post Mistress. Twelve Thirty, also
ran. Time: 1908.
FOURTH RAcE-Five and one-haif
furlongs.
False Colors (Kurtsinger) s-5 IL 10
Sir David 'O'Neil (Chst'm) 2I III
Pad Cd (Catrone) ...... S-5
Ritzy. Drifter, Medicine Man. Binki,
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

TOday's Classified ada will tsll y0u
Of many good uaed cars within your
poweF % pHrellase--sse Tire lst'ree. thea
49, ~, s.~r E~>s s..
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
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The Washington times., 1929-01-02


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The Washington times., 1929-01-02
Jefferson Park Results

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The Washington times., 1929-01-02

sAN stEht ss5a sa54
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FOURTH RACE-scotland $862 1928 1856; Genuine
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The Washington times., 1929-01-02


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held Elizabeth Latter broke well and closed good gap IN se
SECOND RAcEsix Claiming
PhllIns TImed 81 Mtchel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25

n A.
Csak egy hibaja volt az egesz-
mex: az, hogy a szalonna sites
mem volt tulajdonkepen szalon-
ma sites. Alig nehanyan teleped-
TEX lie a ropog6 tiizhoz S forgat-
tax nyarsaikon a1 izletes szalon-
nat, tobbiek megelegedtek azzal
a finom kolbaszal, amit Kish es
fla kiilon ere az alkalomra keszi-
tettek. A,ki abb6l egy porci6t he
vett, minek faradt volna mar s
piritotta volna arcat is szalon-
naval egyiitt. Esteldett, mikor a
kozonseg szetoszlott. $41.40 volt
delutan osszbevetele.
Noegyleti gyiiles lesz joyd
vasarnap szokott helyen es q
szokott idoben Kerjiik helyen
is tagokat, hogy jelenjenek meg
teljes szammal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25
A NILES, Oh REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl: CSEPKE ISTvAN ref. ieIk6as
Templom a West Second Street.e1.
Par6chia templommal szembsn.

Temetes. A multi penteken ra-
gadta ell halal Kovacs Istvanne
testverunket masfel h6napig tar
to szenvedes /utan. Csiit0rt0k0n
mar sejtettek hozzatartozoi q We
get, inert a lelkesz szolgalatat
kertek, aki fel is kereste bette
get S reszesitette vallas vigasz-
talasaban feladta szamara az Ur
vacsorat. Pentek delben szelid
alom kepeben jott halal meg
valtotta beteget szenvedeseit6l.
Temetese hetf0n delutan ment
vegbe haznal es templomban
yegzett szertartassal S az egyesult
protcstans egyhazak temetSjeben
helyeztetett a HOTTEST pihenesre.
Ugy haznal, min templomban
eleg szep szammal gyultek ossze
d csalad rokonal, lsmeroSel, hOgy
a vegtisztessegen jelen legyenek.
Klrandulas szalonna sutessel.
amt a Noegylet multi vasarnap
tartott Samu-fele farmon, KEEL
lemes szorakozast nyujtott azok-
max, akik megjelentek nevezett
helyen. Eleinte csak fiatalokI
melegedtek belle a labdajatekba,
az idosebbek csoportonkent csen-
dcs beszelgetessel tolt0ttek az
IDIOT. kesobb azonban 6k is reut
kertek maguknak ugyancsak
erdeklGdesel dobaltak patk6t,
vagy nekidiilye huztak a k0telet.1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25

Kozgyiilesunk. Egyhazunk fel-
evi k0zgyuleset a multi vasarnap
ltartottuk meg a delelotti isten-
tisztelet vegezt6vel. A gyulesen a
tagok nagy resze jelen volt. A
jegyzokonyv felolvasasa es a
penztarnok jelentese utan a ia
gok elhataroztak, hogy az 6sszel
nagy gyiijtesi mozgalmat indit az
egyhaz. hogy ad6ssagunkat kifi-
zessiik az utolso centig. A gyiiles
a legszebb rendben folyt le, lehet
latni, hogy a tagok komoly er-
dekl5dessel viseltetnek az egyhaz
dolgai irant.
A Lorantffyak gyUlsse. A Lo-
rantffy Zsuzsanna N6egylet va
,arnap delutan gyiilesezett: Da-
cara annak, hogy vasarnap delu-
tan sokan felhasznaljak az idot
arra, hogy kiranduljanak a Macy
termeszrt szepsegeit megtekinte-
nj, a tagoka fiagy szamban jelen-s
TEX meg "a jelentesek koziA a leg
erdekssebb d piknik gyiijt5 BIZ
zottsag jelentese volt A legutob-
bi jelentes szerint a kollektorok
1922. .O5-t .kollektaltak piknikre.
A gyiiTss fblyaman be6rkezett a
Hazelton k6rnyeki kollekta iv
Rati Janos1l6t6I ses B. Balogh Fe-
rencnetoE akiknek a gyujto iven
kereken 20dollar van. ICY a pix
nix kolldaSts. ysgosszege s142.o5.
a reszletes nyugtazast tud6si-@
tassal kapcsplatban tessziik meg.
Ia vals4f MgY .latja, shogy valami
aielytslehal van kezolve, vagy
hianyziH I saiiFssked jsk a lelkaszf
n1 jelenteni.s "A tagok orommel
ertesultek, hogy az aleln6kno job
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
+
Lelkesz:
BORSY Y-KEREKES GYORGY
espereS
Templom es parokia:
925 Mahoning Ave. Tel: 33637

Julius no 28-an, vasarnap, az
istentisztelet a szokott idonel egy
fel oraval korabban, azaz panto>
san delelott 10 orakor kezd0dik,
Predikal T. Fazekas Lajos leech-
burgi lelkesz.
Multi vasarnapunk. Peter apos-
tol levele alapjan a keresztyeni
Jellemrol szolottunk kozepes gyii-
lekezet elott. Megallapitottuk AIT,
shogy EFT jellemet egyreszt a
megnyugyas, masreszt tovabbi
munkakeszseg jellemzi sors leg
nagyobb csapasai k0zott is. Az
ember boldogsaga az igazsagr6I
val6 rendithetetlen bizonysagte-
vesben van. Icy adott erre peldat
megvalto keresztfan is. Icy
mutatja EFT a Macy hitvall0k es
hosok elete is. Kicsoda az. aki
bantalmaz ticket, ha a jonak ko-
vetoi lesztek 2" ~ kerdi t6liink a
Macy apostol. Bizonnyal senki,
inert kiils9 bantalmazasok ese
ten is ielkunk nyugodt. marad S
ez a bens0 nyugodtsag vertez fel
benniinllet legyozhetetlenne.
Jovo vasarnapunk. A rank k0-
vetkezo vasarnapon lelkesziink-
mex a perth amboyi lelkeszbeigta-
tason van hiyatalos elfoglaltsaga.
Enneks kovetkeztebens tayollevo
lelekesz helyett tiszteletes Fazekas
IaJos leechburgi .lelkipasztor fog
ia vegezni az istentiszteleti szol-
galatot. Tekintettel pedig ARA,
hogy a vendeg lelkesznek meg
ugyanaznap d. Il. a 95 mertfold-
nylre leyo sajat gyiilekezeteben is
vegeznie es nyari iskolai vizsgat
tartania kell, azert kenytelenek
voitnnk az istentisztelet kezdetet
egyleiorayal korabbra, azaz d. e.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25

magaf mene vette legfonto-
sabb miniszteri tarcat, a munka-
light, rita.
Miss Margaret Bontfield fatal
koraban egyszeru boltosleany
volt. Kiszolgalta egy londoni bolt
ban a yevoket. Falurol jott Lon
donba. Belepett az angol munkas-