davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
A CAMPBELL, ,O.-IBAPTISTA
EGYHAZ HIREI
A feltamadas tnnepet megerte-
Kohl:
REV. KovACS JoZSEF.

A feltamadas unnepet megerte-
nj termeszet is segit. Gsszeesik
a termeszet feltamadasa, uj elet-
re ebredese avval az id0vel, ami
kor JezuS Krisztus a halal hatal-
mat megt0rte, azzal jelezte Isteni
hatalmat, hogy kilepett a sirbol
es mint feltamadott e.s gyozedel-
mes fejedelem az ellenseget, a ha-
lalt .legyGzte. Az eg6sz kereszty6n
segnek alapja es scent hitiinknek
targya es remenysegiinknek hor-
gonya a husveti dics0 esemeny
az Isten fianak Jezus Krisztusnak
feltamadasa, amint scent Bibli-
ankban is irva van. azert tama-
dott fel, hogy mind az el0k0n,
mind a holtakon uralkodjek. -
Egy oszinte hiv6 kereszty6n Or
vend Krisztus feltamadasan azert
is, inert az a Jezus, aki a halal
hatalmat megtorte, biin0s en-
bert is. VI. es scent eletre kepes
fOrmalni a megteres altal. Ke-
sZiiljii tehat a husveti iinnepre.
jinnepeljiink 0r0mmel, menjunk
oda, ahol a scent evangeliumot
tisztan hirdetik, ugy amint AIT a
foltamadott Jezus krisztus i,
meghagyta SIT. Mate ev. %. r..
1S-19-20. verseben. Azert szeretet-
tel hlvJuk meg felekezeti kiil0nb-
seq nelkiil embertarsainkat mi
templomi helyisegiinkben Reed
ST ala, ahol Husvet eIs0 nap reg
gelen az egyhazi scent beszed Lu-
kacs ev. "a. T. 5. V. alapjan lesz.
Targy: Nit keresitek hoItak k
k0z0tt az el0t. Az esteIi id6ben
fel nyolc oral kezdettel szint6n
lesz templomi ora, minden aka
lommal az egyhaz vegyes enek-
kara enekel ,lesznek el0adasok az
ifjak es feln6ttek reszerol. Min
denkit szeretettel fogadunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28

orszag mint a megszallott terrible
ten el0 reformatusok egyhazai-
max hivatalos kikiildottei. Eddigi
ertesuleseink szerint magyaror-
szagi ref. egyhazat DIR. Baltazar
Desc piispok, konventi elnok,
DIR. Ravasz Laszlo dunamelleki
ref. piispok, DR.. Antal Geza du
nantuli piispok es Dr. Kovacs j.
Istvan egyhazkeriileti fojegyz0
fogjak kepviselni. A Youngstown
egyhaz lelkesze Laky 'Zsigmond
a napokban kapta meg hivatalos
kinevezeset General Assembly
kepviseleteben szinten jelenjen
meg a Bostonban tartand6 gyiile-
sen. Laky Zsigmond lelkesz a Ge-
neral Assemblyn xviii kepvisel-
nj fogja az Amerikai Magyar
Reformatusok Lapjat, mint an
max szerkesztoje, az Amerikai
Magyar Ref. Lelkesz Egyesiiletet,
mint annak egyik iigyvezet6 tit
kara es a prezsbiterianus egyhaz-
zal kapcsolatban levo magyar
konferenciat mint annak ugyve-
zet0 titkara. A Vilagszovetseg
gyiilese Bostonban junius honap-
ban leSz megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
Lelkesz.
BORSY-KEREKES GYORGY
esperes
Templom es par6kia:
925 Mahoning Ave- Tel: 38637

penteken d. e. fel II es este fel
8 6rakor iinnepi istentisztelet.
Nagyszombaton este fel S-kor
bunbanati istentisztelet.
Husvet elso napjan d. e.. tel
II 6rakor unnepi istentisztelet
es az Urvacsora kiszolgaltatasa.
Husvet els3 napjan este fel s
orakor halaado istentisztelet es
Urvacsora.
Husvet masodnapjan d. e. fel
II 6rakor iinnepzaro istentisz-
telet s utana egyhazunk gond-
nokanak NJ hazanal hazavato
szolgalat.
A scent asztal az egesz unnep
alatt teritve marad akik eset-
leg elso nap d. e. akadalyozva
vannak, azok este vagy masnap
is reszesulhetnek Urvacsora-
ban.
Multi vasarnapunk. Az elso Vi
ragvasarnapjanak scent emleke-
zete Macy szamban hozta ell hi
veinket listen igejenek hallgata-
sara. A predikacio arr6l sz6lott,
hogy annak idejen xix is lnne-
peltek igazan a bevonulo Krisz-
tust S Xix azok, akik ma is mel
toan iinnepelhetnek. Azok eek,
akik mem biborban tiind0klo XII
ralyt, hanem a Ielek orszaganak
Macy es szereny Kiralyat latjak
obenne. Az ilyenek ajkan akkor
sem torzult Feszitsd mcgee a Ho-
zsanna par nap alatt, az ilyenell
'ajkan ma sem csunyul atOkka az
0rvendezes, inert erik es tudiak,
hogy Krisztus minden mindenek-
ben. AZ iinnepi alkalom a temp
lom. pompas viragdiszeben is XII
fejezest talalt, amennyiben buzgo
n6ink ertekes 4s- sep viragokkal
halmoztak Ell .katedrat.
Macy iinnepiink. Igyeksziink
minden alkalmat megadni hive
inknek ARA, hogy meltokepen ke-
sziilhessenek eliza scent huSvetra
A Nagyhet folyaman minden es-
te. tartunk istentiszteletet,. nagy-
penteken kett6t is, husvet ket
napjan pedig harmat. Lelkesz
kul0n korlevelben is figyelmez-
tette az egyhaz tagjait keresztye-
nj k0telessegeikre helyen is
keri, hogy a lelek aldozata mel.
lett ne feledkeZzenek ell listen di.
csosegere vaIo buzg6 adakozasro
sem, annal is inkabb, inert e no
nap folyaman az egyhaznak su
lyos flzetesl kotelezettsegei van.
max. Az unnep ket napjan N6egy
letiink tagjai enek es verses ko
szontessel keresik meg hiveket
fogadjak 6ket szivesen.
Februar havi szamadas. A;
egyhaztanacs atvizsgalva a feb
ruar havi szamadasoktt, azoka-
rendben taIalta es a k0vetkezt
adatokkal hagyta jova: Bevete
lex: Januari maradvany: $151 90
tagdiJ es havi t0rlesztesi belize
ties: 3334.00, templomalap: 1890.
90, Isten dics6segere: $500, per
selypenzek:> $62.72, urvacsora
adomany: $74.25, hazber. $685.
0sszes bevetel: $SS5.92. - Kiada
sok: Lelkeszi fizetes: $4,000, to-
ketorlesztes es kamat: $296.50
beszerzesek: $30.21, gaz szamla
1881, villany szamla. 1888, tele-
fon: $11.13, vegyes kiadas: $30.-
90, ad6ba: $10lS3, 0sszes kiadas
$646.SS. Keszlet no vegen
$239.04.
Templonalap. 1929 januar else
jetol az 1923 evi templomalapra
q kSua4I- nxG naol- - fnlxrt u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28

Gavay J6zsefne, id. varga Ist-
vanne.
Tavaszi bal. Egyhazunk No
egylete aprllis ho 13-an tavaszi
mulatsagot rendez az ujjaalaki-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28

- PO'0o1 y q 81 ~ y NAeA fo.OO, oAu-
kacs Daniel $1,000 Kerti Imre
$500, Kolozsvary josef $500, G..
Kiss Janos $1,000, N5egylet
$4,000, G.. Kiss Janos $500, NJ
egylet $4,000, Szakacs Daniel
$500, Kovacs Andras $4,000,
Hej Gabor $4,000, Mayer Mar
tonne $1,000, Zambo Janos $500,
!Szaday BENJAMIN $1,000, Czegle-
sdy Lukacsne $500. Szeretettel
kerjuk hiveinket, hogy tekintet-
tel marciusi sok kiadasunkra es
fizetni valoinkra, a husveti Time
pek alatt eszk0z0ljek befizetesei-
ket. Az adakozok fogadjak egy-
hazunk halas k0sz0netet.
Egyhazfi valasztas. Katocs ia
nos gondnok, tekintettel ARA,
hogy hazat vasarolt, aprilis elso
napjaiban kikoltozik az egyhaz
19 Garlick st. alatti hazabol. Ta-
vozasaval kapcsolatban az egy-
haztanacs koszonetet szavazott 2
evi hiiseges munkassagaer a jo-
wore pedig ugy hatarozott, hogy
palyazatot hirdet azok szamara,
akik a lakast elnyerni kivanjak.
A lakas all ) szoba, konyha, fir
doszoba es garazsbol, gaz, villany
es furnaceal ellatva. Az egyhaz a
lakas6rt havi $25.00-t kivan S
azonkiviil lak0nak ell kell lat
MIA az egyhazfi teend6it, ami fo-
kepen abbol all, hogy templom-
ra es az udvarra gondot visel
Palyazhatnak els0 sorban egyha-
zunk tagjai. A palyazotol minde-
mex felett tiSzteSseges, joZan
keresztyeni elet kivantatik meg.
JeIentkezni lehet husvet vasar-
napjaig a lelk6szn6l vagy gond-
noknal. A jelentkez0k KOHL az
egyhaztanacs szavazassal valaszt.
Egyhazkozsegi kozgyul6s. Hus-
vet utan k0vetkezo vasarnap az
lstentisztelet vegeztevel egyhaz-
k0zsegi kozgyiilest tartunk, me
lyen az eloljar6sag az els0 6vne-
eyed alatt vegzett munkar0l tesz
jelentest S kohl a negyedev penz-
tart adatait. A kozgyjilesen val6
megJelenes az egyhaztagok sza-
mara ugyanugy k0telezo, mint
akar az istentiszteletek latogatay
sd. A hatarozatokat azon hozzul1
ICY mindenkinek erdeke, hogy
azok hozatalaban reszt vegyen.
Hazi istentisztelet. Husv6t ma
sodnapjan, az iinnepzar6 delel6tti
istentisztelet v6gz6sevel Kat6cs
Janos gondnok uj hazahoz megy
XII a lelkesz, hogy oft hazavato
szolgalatot vegezzen. Ezen az al
kalmon sziyesen vesziink resztve-
voket egyhazunk tagjai es bara-
tai k0ziil.
Sandor, JOSEF, GATOR. No
egyletiink buzgo asszonyainak
ket csoportJa k0sz0ntessel keres-
te meg nevnapjuk alkalmavaI a
Sander, JOSEF es Gabor newt
egyhaztagokat. Eek k0zul halas
koszonetiik nyilvanitasa mellett
kolosvary JOSEF, 10th Josef
Llska Sandor, Macy Sander, Be-
lenszky JOSEF, Orosz Sander
Hodori Sander, ifj. Tur6czi 10.
zsef, Hej Gabor es Almasy Ga
Dor testv1reink tettek jelent6s
adomanyokat a N6egylet tenn
| plom alapjara $ kiilon is feIker-
TEX "a lelkeszt, hogy koszonetiiket
nyllvai1osan is tolmacsolja la
togat6 nok szamara, akik k6-
vetkezok voltak: A.jvasz Marion
ne, Kerti Imrene, Kolozsvary Jo-
zsefne, Patkanoczi Janosne, We
res 1gnacne, Batary Andrasn6,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28

tott Szuligan fele Hallban. A j6-
tekony celt szolgalo mulatsagra
mar most felhivjuk egyhazunk
tagjainak es baratainak szives
figyelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
szENT ISIVAN MAGYAR
NOM. KATHOLIKUS
HITK0ZSfG
Plebanos:
TT. vARLAKY SANDOR
S54 Wilson Ave. Phone: S1905
Visszapillantas. Szivesen tekin

napra a szokatlanul Macy nept0-
meg Matt, mely megjelent mind
a ket misen SIT. Istvan templom
ban. Hogy honnan vette magat ez
nagy t0meg, igazan kivancsiak
yagyunk, inert mem tudjuk meg
mondani. Egy bizonyos, hogy so
kan messze f0ldr6l j0ttek, hogy
meggy6njanak es megaldozzanak
ezen napon es resztvegyenek
azokon gy0nyorii szertartaso-
kon, melyek kereteben iinnepli az
anyaszentegyhaz Nagybojtnek
ez utols6 vasarnapjat. Meg kell
emlekezniink, mint mar mondtuk
is feljebb, arrol Macy sokasag-
rol, mely jarult az aldozashoz az
els6 misen, melyet Msgnr. Bohm,
papai prelatus mondott, Msgnr.
Bohm es a plebanos szombaton
este I 6rat6l fel 10-ig gyontattak
vasarnap reggel Z orakor ujbd
a gyontat6szekben iiltek mind a
ketten gyontattak egyitt Gig,
amikor Msgnr. Bohm miseznl
ment, a plebanos azonban a gy6n-
tatoszekben maradt gy6ntatott
10-ig. A nagy misen, melyet pal
maszenteles es k0rmenet elozott
meg, nagy neptomeg jelent meg,
mely kozott sokan voltak, Xix a
kis miser0l maradtak vissza, hogy
hallgassak meg a passiot. Eek
nem bantak meg, hogy visszama-
radtak, inert a passi6enek egyet-
len volt maya nemeben, melyet
Balask6 Margitka, kantorunk kis
leanya iigyesen kisert az orgo-
nan. Negyvenen voltak, akik enc
keltek a passi6ban es mindany-
nyian szepen. A szoloenekek
mind gyonyoru hangok voltak
f6leg a basszus, XII Krisztust enc
kelte. Micsoda hatalmas basszus-
hang ez. Mem vetek, hogy annyi
sok sep hang van a SIT. Istvan
hitk0zsegben es megsem lehet let
rehozni egy enekkart j6raval6
restseg Matt? Pedig egy j6 enek-
karnak hianyat jobban caa,ezziik
mindnyajan, mint egy baseball
max. Akarmilyen iinnepi alkalom
van, feltiin0en hianyzik bel6lt
egy negyes kar. Nagypenteker
Jeremias siralmait enekli fel s
6rakor, jojj0n ell mindenki meg
hallgatni azokat.
Husveti kollekta. viragvasar
napjan mindenkinek adtak bori
tekot. Azzal a kerelemmel adtal
AIT a kuratorok, hogy mindenk
adjon legalabb $500 ajandekot {
Scent Istvan templomnak. Els ad
ia AIT mindenki, aki dolgozik 6
keres. Adjak ezt az 0sszeget Hus
vet else napjan, nemcsak az ore
gek, de adjak AIT fiatalok is
akik keresnek es pedig ifjak {
leanyok egyarant. Az 0regeket
nyuztuk eddig eleget. lepjenek
el6 mar egyszer fiatalok is, akib
talan tobbet keresnek. mint az
oregek. - Eppen heten torle,z
tettiink ujbol $200.O0-t az ad6s.
sagbol ICY mar csak 100000 a
t0rleszteni valo. Igyekezziink.
hogy menjen lie ez az ad6ssag is
mentol el0bb $ aztan indulion
meg a takarekoskodas es t9ke-
gyuJtes vagy egy hall epitesere,
yagy pedig egy uj templom cpl
tesere. Templomunk van. Egy uj
templomra mines oily eget6 silk
seq, mint egy helyisegre es pedig
tagas helyisegre, mely szolgalja
a tarsadalmi sziiksegleteket. Fog
junk 0ssze es alkossunk. Hogy ez
lehetseges legyen azonban, hoz-
zuk meg kello penzaldozatot
egy ilyen celra. Kezdjiik meg EFT
most Husvet els0 vasarnapjan S
tegyunk azokba boritekokba
legalabb $5.O0-t.
HUsvEII UDvJzLET. Boldog hus-
Yeti iinnepeket kivan Lorantffy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28

HUSvEII UDvvzLET. Boldog hus-
Yeti iinnepeket kivan a Lorantffy
zsussanna N6egylet 0sszes tagjainak
valamint tAvol lev6 Mt. Laky Zsig-
mOndn6 eln0kn6nek egy Lor&ntffy-tag.
Adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-23
CONSTRUCTION
 NELSON BLOCK
 STARTING SOON
Work Expected to Be Com pleted During August
 -Excavating

Excavation worx on the Nelson property on the corner of Front and Franklin Streets will be started within a few days, Gunder Olson representative of the Warrack Con- struction Company of Seattle, which was awarded the contract, said to- day. MT. Olson will be in charge of the work until early in June, when J. A. Ecker, of the War rack Company, who is now in charge of the construction of the dock and warehouse at Ketchikan, is expected to arrive in Juneau.
 Mir Olson, who has been with the Warrack Company for about three and one-half years was occu- pied with the contraction of the Hume at Seward last year and the year before was in Ketchikan work ing on the contraction of the Re- villa Apartment for that company.
 The two-story, reinforced concrete Nelson building will be completed in about 90 days according to the present plans, MT. Olson said. He
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-23

do his best to carry on. When ] become citizen of Juneau I shalI hope to cooperate with you" he said.
 A. H. Kean, visiting his brother L. Kean, and another guest today expressed his surprise at the pro- gressive and up-to-date appearance of the city.
 Expressing the Chambers regret at the departure of L. Kean for the States, President Faulkner said Ju- neau lis losing one of it's best citi- zens' when he goes. MT. Faulkner also extended his best wishes for success to A. T. Koski, MT. Kean's successor as m anager of Frye Bruhn's local store.
 Richardson Resolution
 The Chamber adopted a resolu- tion of regret at the death of Gen. Wilds Preston Richardson. Major Malcolm Elliott, President of the Alaska Road Commission, organized by the former and presided over by him for 12 years, said: T am proud to admit and state publicly that our present activities are based on policies and methods inaugurated by the wise foresight of General Richardson. He was a soldier of distinction, a good citizen and al- ways loyal Alaskan"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-23
COMMITTEE TO PLAN PROGRAM
 IS APPOINTED
Chamber Names Fourth of July Committee-E
 31 New Members

The appointment of the Executive Committee for the annual Fourth of July celebration was made public today by H. L. Faulkner, President of the Chamber of Commerce. Grov- CT c. Vim was made Chairman with Guy McNaughton, H. C. Walmsley, R. L. Bernard and J. E. Barragar the remaining mem- bers.
 The Committee has full charge of the arrangement of the program and power to appoint special com- mittees to look after the various events. It will begin work on the program at once.
 New Members Enrolled
 In its final report on the 1929 drive for funds, the Finance Con- mittee, M. D. Williams, Chairman pro-tem, showed 31 new members enrolled and a total of $365 pledg- ed of which -.J was paid in cash. There were five increases in contri- buttons from other members and assurances of other boosts from members if necessary later in the year. MT. Williams asked to be relieved of this duty as the drive had been completed His resig- nation was accepted with vote of thanks for his services. The addi- tional funds, MT. Faulkner said, cut down the Chambers estimated shortage for the year to about $35O.
 MT. Williams said contract had been awarded to Morris Construc- tion Company for the Chambers publicity bureau on Front Street. Work will start Friday and the building will be completed as rapid ly as possible.
 Miss Mildred Abrahamson, mem Der of the teaching staff of the Juneau Public Schools, has been employed as secretary in the bu- reau for a period of three months.
 Marine Ways Plans
 Plans for a marine ways at Aux Bay are progressing, c. T. Gard ner of the Local Industries Com mittee reported. The old cannery dock there, he said, would be torn down, a 20-foot strip will be cut mt of the first and second floors of the mail cannery building, leav ing 10-foot floor space on each side of the opening and large store room at the rear of the build ing. A roadway 100 yards long will be built from the highway to the plant, reaching it at the sec
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-23

brought no one with him from Seattle and they intend to use all local labor and local material wher- ever possible, he declared.
 Within a few days he plans to have about 10 men working on the excavation of the lot and the work will proceed as rapidly as possible.
 The new building will be two stories high and will contain four stores, three on the first floor and one on the second with an entrance on Franklin Street, and 12 offices on the second floor. The entrance to the offices will be opposite the Gastineau Hotel on Franklin. On the Front Street side below the show windows, the building will be finished with vitrouc title in black and white, and on both Front and Franklin Streets there will be a marquee over the sidewalk.
 The triangular shaped building will be finished in stucco, have concrete floors on both floors and will be entirely fireproof. It will have a frontage of 137 feet on Franklin Street, 89 feet on Front Street and will measure about 100 feet at the back. It will be 29 feet high on Front Street.
 J. B. Warrack is expected to arrive in Juneau from Seattle in about week to oversee the be- ginning of the work, MT. Olson said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-23

ond story level. A hand elevator will operate between it and the lower floor.
 Inquiries relative to the possi- bilities of placing subcontracts with local firms for work in connection 1 with the Territorial capital build ing were received by the Chamber and information sought will be fur nished. At the suggestion of George B. Rice, Delegate Sutherland is be- ing informed by telegraph that sub contracts for plumbing, electri- cal work, sheet metal work, plaster ing, etc, for sand and gravel, lum- Der, excavation and other things can be handled locally. This in- formation is also being furnished to a list of contractors who are bidding on the job.
 Praise for Gross
 A resolution praising the "cnter- prise and progressive spirit" of w. D. Gross for giving to the commun- ity the first "talkie" moving pie ture in the North, was passed by the Chamber today. It extended to him hearty and cordial con- gratulations upon his construction of the Coliseum Talking-Motion Picture Theatre" and it's sincere commendation upon his faith in the continued growth of Juneau and good wishes for success of his new venture"
 Home Buying Gaining
 The Chambers Buy-at- H o m campaign is making headway, Pres ident Faulkner declared. A placard being used by Rice & Ahlers in their local establishment was eXhib- tied in which the firm advises it's employees You are requested and expected to buy in Juneau--we do not presume to say what firms you shall patronize-EXCEPT THEY BE JUNEAU FIRMS. Your work is dependent on the amount of busi- ness we do-and our business is dependent on the people of Ju- neau."
 John B. Marshall, through whose courtesy the Chamber today was served with a dessert of homemade ice cream, told the members he was branching out in the manufacture of this product. Today's cream was made from goats milk and was pronounced delicious.
 Cows milk will also be used by him. He said no powder, gelatine. or cornstarch such as was common ly used by manufacturers when forced to ship ice cream at long distances would be used Fresh eggs, lots of milk and cream are the ingredients and the freezing will be done with ice from Mendenhall Glacier. MT Marshall has pur- chased the power freezing equip ment formerly used by Billie Taylor
 Breuer Is Guest
 L. w. Breuer, who becomes Com missioner of Education after July 1, was a guest of the Chamber to- day. He said he realized he was following a "big man. referring to Commissioner Henderson, and would
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-23

LET MAC SHARPEN IT. Second Hand Store, opposite Mode, Cafe.
 adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-23

Commercial job printing at The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-23
NOTICE
American Legion

Important meeting tonight. All members are urged to be at Dug out at 800 p. m. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-23

LET Armqufst Press Your Suit. We call and deliver. Phone 528.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23

LEGION. Dee. 2i.-F-Erection
OF Christmas trees in any ward or
the United States Veterans Bureau
Hospital here has been forbidden by
G. L. Moore. Clinical Director.
The ban Gaze after a three year
investigation by hospital authorities
which has proven that pollen from
trees placed IN a house aggravates
respiratory troubles and induces
hav fever.
For a short period after the trees
Ire cut they are deemed harmless
BY hospital attaches. but any de-
Law IN delivery Of the trees and the
practice q leaving them erected
the during holiday season has
proven injurious 20 persons IN the
room or the house where they re-
main. Trees reach a damaging
stage in a very short time. particu-
larry when in a heated room.
-Four years ago the medical staff
Of the Veterans Bureau noted en-
increase in hsv fever and other res
piratorv troubles during the hoii-
dav season. Extensive investiga-
tions were carried out to determine
the cause and the Christmas tree
came under suspicion. Throat
SPECIALISTS on the staff confirmed
the susDlcions and subsequent In
vestiratiors for three seasons proved
concIusivelv that pallen from
Christmas trees was causing the
trouble.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
SOVIET-CHINO
PACT SIGNED

MOSCOW, Dec. 23-F-M Moscow
and Mukden have made peace and
signed a protocol fixing future
relationship between the Soviet
Russian government and the Man
churian Chinese provincial govern
ment.
A foreign c~ommissariat announ-
cement said the Soviet plenipoten-
tiary, M. Simonovsky. an Tsai Yum
Shen. Chinese representative OF
the Mukden ~provincion government,
signed at Khabarovsk, Siberia, a
protocol which restores the status
quo ante on the disputed Chinese
eastern railway and consular and
commercial organizations.
Formal resumption OF relations
will not be arranged until a fur
tier conference January IS, but
meanwhile troops will be with
drawn from Russian and Manchu-
Ran borders. all persons arrested
IN connection with the dispute will
be released and white guard Rus
slams will be disarmed and deport-
ed by the Chinese.
The protocol, IL appeared, ends a
chapter OF conflict between China
and Russia. growing out OF Man
churian seizure OF the Chinese
eastern railway, which traverses
that province.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
FLOUR ESSAY
CONTEST ENDS
American Maid Flour Mills
Announce Distribution
Of Prize Money

=. =. Caldwell. general manager
OF American Maid Flour Mills Of
Houston, Texas. Saturday announc-
ed the names Of the winners OF
the $1,000 prize contest recently
conducted by his company, and
signified his complete satisfaction
over the greatest interest shown
by housewives throughout Texas
in the new policy or the company
or grade marking" every sack OF
American Maid flour.
The contest was the cutgrowth
OF the American .,laid Flour Mills
decision to safeguard the purch-
aser OF flour by grade marking"
us product. Every sack Of American
Maid flour now bears the inscrip-
ton $3.50 Short Patent Guaran-
teed." The new contest was for the
best letters from housewives COM
menting on the advantages OF
grade marking flour.
The contest was a complete sue
In every way" Mr.. Caldwell
said. and IL was a problem for the
judges TO select the Al best letters
from the more than 1000 received.
These expressions OF approval from
the housewives Of Texas assure us
that we made no mistake in tax
ing this forward step, even though
10 was q revolutionary one"