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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
BAROMETERS OF WASHINGTON BUSINESS

While seasonal fluctuations in various
lines Of business in the District of Co
lunbia were noted in February, reports
in comparison with those of January
and the high levels in December, there
were encouraging increases over totals
for February. 1928, indicating continued
progress In business development gen.
orally In Washington.
February bank clearings reported by
the Washington Clearing House Associ-
alton revealed substantial advance
over last year. The February check
transactions amounted TO total of
SOS. 649, 040.44, as compared with to-
tai of sos, 495, 524.49 in February, 1928,
a gain Of well over $4,000 ,000 Clearings
In January this year amounted to $l2s,-
43S, 2sl 81. as compared with total of
eil4.4oS,s 3292 In the corresponding
month of the previous year.
Thus, while the February figure this
year was below the January total, the
comparison with February Of last year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md, March 16.-The
outstanding feature in Baltimore mar
kets this week was the sharp break in
the price of eggs on the exchange,
when strictly fresh firstS dropped 10
cents dozen. and while the market
recovered to some extent the latter
part of the week. and advanced 2 cents
a dozen, 1t is still unsettled and the
outlook for next week depends princi-
pally on weather conditions. Prompt
shipments are advisable to realize best
results. as buyers are very critical and
count. A fairly good demand prevails
both on the exchange and on the
street, and the market closed today at
90 cents a dozen for firsts In free
cases. but current receipts. as we'll as
small understood eggs, will not bring
over IS cents.
Live Poultry Market.
With the exception Of old hens.
which are in liberal receipt. the general
live poultry market rules steady under
a good and constant demand. especi
ally for smooth fat young chickens, of
which receipts are light with scarcity
of small broilers. II. to 2 pounds, which
over quotations. Season for turkeys
drawing to close, and with receipts
falling off the market holds steady
under good demand for medium sized
hen turkeys at AZ and 43 cents pound
and young gobblers at IS to SO. but
old hens not so active at IS to &c.
while old toms are slow at 30 and poor
and crooked breasts neglected at 25.
Young brOiling chickens are bringing
AZ to As and stock weighing az pounds
and over 80 to 40, but all poor, thin
fowl generally slow sale at IS to %.
Demand for old hens has eased off
and the market shows a decline at 81
to 80, but Leghorns will not bring over
80 to 80, while fowl under 80 pounds
not wanted and 1t Is more a question
of buyers than price. Capons, pounds
and over, scarce and wanted at 80 to
As. while smaller birds sell mostly IS
to 40. Old ROSTERS are in ample sup
ply at Is to 20. Ducks continue In
light receipts and under a good de-
mand the market holds firm at Is to
80 for stock weighing pounds and
over, but smaller ducks are slow sale
at 20. Guinea fowl and pigeons In
fairly good demand. but prices show no
change from last week at 90 to / 90
each for Guinea fowl Ia pounds and
over and so to rs each for smaller
while pigeons are bringing IS to 40 a
pair for both young and old.
Vegetable Prices.
The season for dressed poultry is
fast drawing to a close and under the
warm weather prevailing choice to
fancy young turkeys is the only line
that will bring premium dressed over
live. and unless there Is a change In
the weather next week only limited
shipments are advisable.
Receipts of white potatoes while
light are ample for the demand. which
is much slower. and the market rules
easy at 1.00al.25 per 100 pounds for
No. round stock. but Mccormick and
reds will not bring over 75a90 and No
2 culls are not wanted at any price
Sweet potatoes and yams in lighter re-
ceipt and under fairly good demand
for clean, bright, No. stock the mar
ket holds firm at 3.00a3.50 a barrel for
the former and 350a4.50 a barrel for
the latter, but dark, diversified rough
stock will not bring over 1.50a2 so.
Demand for native and nearby gar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
QUEENS PRESIDENT
WINS COURT VICTORY
Two More Convicted as Members
of Sewer Grating Ring That
Raided Treasury.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March l6.--The presi-
dent of Queens borough, George U.
Harvey, yesterday won his second VIC
tory over the so-called Queens sewer
graft ring, which has been accused of
having mulcted taxpayers of sic, 900 900.
A Queens County Court jury con-
victed Frank Berg, one-time private de-
tective and former political lieutenant
to Harvey, and Albert Levin, who were
charged by the borough president with
attempting to have him accept a $780,
900 bride II he would play along" with
sewer contractors and politicians who,
he said. form the ring.
A year ago Harvey started the inves-
tigation that resulted In the conviction
of former Borough President Maurice
Connolly and Frederick B. Seeley, en-
gineer, for conspiracy to defraud the
city in the construction Of the $29, 000,-
600 Queens sewer system.
Angelo Paino, Queens borough sewer
was arrested hast night and
charged with attempted bribery. Paino
had testified that a $4,000 bill offered
to Harvey had come out of his pocket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

gives basis for optimism. The decline
from January also is attributed to the
important difference In the number Of
days in the two months.
Retail trade in Washington apparent
ly is continuing at good pace. Indi-
cations are that conditions here are
better than In the Fifth Federal Reserve
District and also for the Nation as q
whole The Federal Reserve Board re-
ports that the sales index for depart
ment stores in Washington in January
was 919, which was better than the es-
innate contained in preliminary figures
of last month. The corresponding jan
uary figure for last year was $50.
The boards experts estimate that
the sales index for Washington in Feb
ruary at CTS plus. the same that was
recorded In February, 1928. Preliminary
figures for the Fifth Federal Reserve
District indicate a decline Of 81 points
from last year. The estimated index
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

Yesterdays daily market report on
fruits and vegetables compiled by the
Market News Service Bureau of Agri-
cultural Economics) said:
Apples-Supplies moderate; demand
slow, market steady; barrels, too few
sales to establish market; boxes, Wash
ington, medium to large size, extra
fancy Winesaps. 2.75a3.00: Romes. 2.50a
ATS: bushel baskets. Virginia, u. S. No.
!, az inches up, Staymans, 200; ga
inches up, 2.25; U. S. No. /. "a to
No. l, 2a4 inches up. Romes. Its;
Pennsylvania. U. S. No. /. 234 inches
up. Romes and Starks, ITS.
Cabbage - Supplies liberal; demand
moderate, market steady; new stock,
Florida, lia-bushel hampers. pointed
type, mostly around 1.50 fair quality
1.25a1.40; Texas, barrel crates, round
type. 300a3.25.
Celery-Supplies moderate: demand
light. market steady; Florida, 10-inch
crates, "a dozen. 225a250; fair quality
and condition, 200.
Lettuce-Supplies moderate; demand
light. market steady: California, crates,
Iceberg type, AS dozen. 375a4.00: fair
quality. $50; Florida. Il -bushel ham,
pers. Big Boston type, fair quality and
condition. best $50; poorer. local Is.
OnionS-Supplies light; demand light,
market dull; Ohio, 100-pound sacks yell
lows, U. S. No. /, medium to large size,
best, $50; fair condition. 450a5. 90;
medium size. 400; 50-pound sacks yell
lows, U. s. No. l. some sprouted, LISA
200.
Potatoes-Supplies moderate; demand
light, market steady; all United States
No. !, Maine, l20-pound sacks, Green
Mountains, 1.75al IS; New York, 49,
pound sacks. round whites, 2.10a2.15:
Michigan, l50-pound sacks, Russet Ru-
rails, 2.l5a2,25: Idaho, 100-pound sacks,
Russet Burbanks, 2.40a250.
Spinach-Supplies moderate; demand
light, market steady; Texas. bushel
baskets, Savoy type. mostly 100
Tomatoes-Supplies Of good stock
light: demand good for good stock; de-
mand slow for poor stock; market
steady: Florida, SKIES, ripes and turning,
few higher; choice count, mostly around
$50; fair to fair quality and condition,
all sizes. 1.00a250.
String beans-Supplies light; demand
moderate, market steady: Florida, Is
bushel hampers, Green Refugees, 250a
800; few fancy high as $50.
Eggplant - Supplies light; demand
light. market steady: Florida, pepper
crates, high bush, 3.50a400.
Peppers-Supplies light; demand light,
market steady; Florida. pepper crates,
best, 2.75a3.00; fair to ordinary quality,
l.50a225.
squash-supplies light; demand light
market weaker; Florida. pepper crates,
white. unwrapped, 2,50a3O0; mostly
$50.
Strawberries Supplies light; demand
moderate, market steady; Florida, pony
refrigerator various varieties best, 40:
few, As; fair quality, 25a35; 32-quart
crates various varieties, 35a4o per quart.
Peas-Supplies light; demand moder-
ate. market steady; Mexico. 45-pound
crates. mostly 7.50
Beets-Supplies light: demand light,
market steady; Texas Western lettuce
crates. 2.25a2.5o; mostly $50; bushel
baskets, $50.
Carrots-Supplies moderate: demand
moderate, market about steady; Texas,
bushel baskets. punched, 175a20o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
INCREASE IN STOCK
PRICES CONTINUES
Investing Public Becoming
More Cautious, but Profess
slonaI Traders BoIder.
BIZ CHARLES p. sPEARE.


NEW YORK, March 16.-A portion
at the public is steadily becoming more
cautious in its stock operations. At
the same time the professional element
shows increased holiness. Bankers are
on edge. Those who are temperament
tally conservative. but have been unable
to resist the long upward sweep in
prices, have been liquidating.
The eroSive effects Of high money
rates do not show on the surface. but
they are beginning to appear at widely
separated points in the business world.
The only permanent change in the
money situation this week has been a
slightly higher rate for long-term funds.
In Europe discounts have been raised
In order to protect domestic supplies Of
capital from the persuasive influence OF
the high rates in New York. The Fed
eral Reserve moves with glacier-like
slowness. 1t is handicapped, as 1t has
always been, by its political environ
ment.
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon says
that stocks are high. They go higher.
The youthful captains Of Wall Street
clear barriers to which the veterans
give respectful attention.
Business Shows Strength.
Business is running strong and is
still Speeded up by the speculative ex-
element and the increase in paper
profits. Copper this week has touched
81 cents. Cotton has been rising
March will Guido February in the mat
ter OF iron and steel production. The
January operating income of the rail-
roads showed return on property in
vestment Of nearly $50 per cent COM
pared with 3,74 per cent a year ago.
February foreign trade reveals an in
crease of $4,000, 600 in exports. with q
favorable balance so far this calender
year of 500 900. 900 over 1928. Build
ing Ii the only prominent laggard.
This Is not strange when the fact is
known that since the war the American
people have put So, 900 900, 600 into
various forms Of construction.
It is as difficult as ever to finance
with bonds. Municipalities have been
forced to borrow for short periods at
per cent after negotiating long-term
loans last year at AZ per cent. All
forms of corporation mortgage bonds
and nearly all foreign dollar bonds are
paving the penalty of a credit enslave-
ment by the masters of the stock mar
ket. What is put in one mans pocket
is taken from that of his neighbor
The week offers no evidence that the
situation is under any better control
fhan it has been since last Summer.
It is of value sometimes to look
backward over the conditions prevail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

figure for the Nation as whole for
February is s5.7, we'll below the esti-
mate for Washington.
Postal receipts for Washington in
February. as revealed by Postmaster w.
M. Mooney, were $467.238.6s, a slight
increase over the corresponding report
for 1928, but considerable decline from
January this year, thus being regarded
as due for the most part to the fewer
number Of days in February than In
January.
The Chesapeake e. Potomac Tele-
phone Co. reports that at the end Of
February there were 152,3sl phones In
use In Washington, a slight increase
over January and q great increase over
February Of last year, when the figure
was 144,757. There were an average
OF 65s,3s4 originating local calls per
day here In the past month, q notable
increase over February Of last year and
decline from the January, 1929. total.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
German Government Loan.

BERLIN. March 1e O4N.-In order to
tide over the financial strain coming at
the quarters end, the government has
arranged to borrow from eight leading
banks 100000 marks. fapproxima-
tely $4,000. 000) as from March az, for
period of four weeks.
It is hoped that the influx Of revenue
from taxation which normally begins
by April 10 may enable the treasury
to make an even earlier refund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
Copper May Advance Further.

NEW YORK, March Is R.--
Foreign consumers were said to have
taken all the copper that leading pro-
ducers were willing to sell at 2112 cents
a pound today. This was three
quarters Of cent above yesterdays
price, quoted at the market opening
today. Another half-cent advance is
expected to occur early next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

x.T5.
Caulifiower-supplies light; demand
light. market steady; California, pony
crates, best, 22S: fair quality. 400.
Oranges-Supplies liberal; demand
moderate, market steady; Florida boxes.
No. /, large size, 350a375: medium size,
3.Ooa3. so: small size. 2.50a300.
Grapefruit--Supplies light demand
light, market steady: Florida boxes, No.
3.0oa3.2s; No. 2, all sizes. 275a325.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
COTTON PRICES DROP.

NEW YORK. March is (Special) -
Though the flrst favorable weather map
of the week seemed to have very little
effect on early trading in cotton today,
the market came under heavier selling
pressure before the close and both old
and new crop months lost Is to 20
points. May dropped back around the
low level of the week at 21.06. Spots
were reduced 20 points to 81. IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

TO 10; thin, per pound TO 10: rough
and common, per pound. z to q; sheep,
choice, per pound. 8 to Z; old bucks.
per pound, I to S; lambs. choice, per
pound. Is to Is; fair to good, per
pound. IL to IA; common, thin, per
pound. 8 to 10: hogs. straight, per
pound, loia 10 III: sows, per pound.
to o; live pigs. per pound, 10 to IL;
shots, per pound, 8 to 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
JUNIOR STORE SALES.

NEW YORK. March is Especially -
Making public its first report Of sales.
Schultz United Sc to 81 90 Stores. Inc,
which began operations last November.
announced today that the volume Of
sales for February from its IS stores
now in operation totaled $3.50. 400. This
chain of junior department stores began
business with IL stores in November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
GOING STORES BOUGHT.

NEW YORK, March Is (SpeciaD -
Chain department store expansion thus
far this year. is being achieved largely
by acquisition of going stores, although
few organizations are building up
entirely new units. according TO l.. L.
Jay. president of the American Depart
ment Stores Corporation.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
NEvNAP sPIsAKEKNAL

Macy meglepetesben reszesitet-
TEX Spisak Janosnet a 3O3 Emery
st. alatti otthonaban vasarnap
este nagyszamu baratai, akik ell
j6ttek Julia napot iinnepelni
Spisakek egyike azoknak a regi
youngstown csaladoknak. akik
kiveszik a resziiket minden ma
gyar mozgalombol, akik tagjai a
magyar egyleteknek es hiisegesen
tamogatjak egyhazukat Az iinne-
pelt Mrs. Spisak egyik a SIT. Ist-
van egyhaz alapit6 tagjainak, pc
dig akkor meg fatal leany volt.
A Macy tarsasag igen j6l mu-
latott. Raiiltek Spisak bacsi boros
hord6jara, ugy hogy abban mire
elmentek mem maradt csak viz.
Mint halljuk, surprise party
tagjai voltak: Benyei Laszl6 es
neje, Habodasz Gustav 6s neje,
Darazs Frigyes es neje, Mixich
Gaspar es neje ,Tatar Istvan es
neje, Zuti Gyula es neje, Szilvasi
Lajos es neje, Gene Gabor neje,
Bukovi Janos es neje, Molnar Mi
halyne, Varga Gyulane, Molnar
Janosne, Matyas Istvanne, Szarka
Janosne, Hochvart Vendelne, Ka-
lapos Gy0rgyne, Darazs Edene,
Ignat Gyulane, Krok Janos, Krok
Bertalan, Pallay Andrasne, Hor-
vat Antalne, Horvat Davidne,
Molnar Istvanne, Hajdu J6zsefne,
Hajdu Irenke es Dank6 Janosne.
A Wig tarsasag csak hajnali
6rakban oszlott fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
TOBB ZOLDSEGET
A SZERVEZETNEK
Mines tekintelye mar "tekin-
telyes pocaknak. A modern
ember tudomanyos alapon merle
geli, hogy nit es mennyit egyen.

Nemrfgen meg, az atlag anne
rikai termeszetes, SGT elkeriilhe-
tctleniili fontos dolognak tartotta
AIT, hogy legalabb haromszor ma
ponta jol belakmarozzek. A reg
geli etkezesnel csak ritkan en-
gedte ell a silt hust, esetleg bur-
gonyaval k0ritve, delben mar el6-
re k0sz0riilte az ttvagyat finom
roast beef IRE, vagy "steak re,
de az ieazi lakmarozast vacso-
rara hagyta: akkor hazutan mem
szivesen hagyott XII menu-b3l
akarcsak egyetlen fogast is.
Ezek voltak azok a "regi 10
id0k", amikor derek-meret tul-
hossza csak a moi nemet izgatta
es amikor a b6segesen megeresz-
tett pocak igazi tekintelynek or
vendett.
A "regi jo id6k" ebben az erte-
lemben elmultak. A modern kor
mem tiiri meg a tult0m0tt emberi
testet. Manapsag az orvosok mer-
sekelt dietat irnak el0, amelyben
a hus csak egyszer szerepelhet
naponta. Mem ritka eset, hogy
latunk j6m6du, eros fizikumu
embereket vendegl6ben, amint
joiziien lakmaroznak = delid0.
ben-egy csupor tejet cracker.
rel. Mig a gyermekeknel helyes
ha valamicskevel sulyosabbak a,
atlagnal, addig a negyvenet tul
haladott egeszseges f6rfi jobb, hs
egy-ket fonttal az elfogadott nor
manal kevesebbet nyom.
! Ez radikalis valtozas t0bl
oknal fogva Walt elkeriilhetetlen
ne. Mindenek elott - igen helye
sen az ember kezd irt0zni
tulsulyt6l A tulsuly test feles
leges terhe. K6nnyen magas YER
nyomast hozhat letre, ami vision
igen karos befolyassal van sziv
re es egyeb szervekre. Emellett,
tulsuly olyan mint az elegetlel
szen, amely hozzatapad a henger
hez. A tulsulyos etkezes meg
akasztja az agy normalis, fris
miikodeset, mar pedig a moder1
iizleti eletben ext aligha engedhet
meg maganak az ember. V6gii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
BUCsUEsT

A Kossuth K0r fiatalsaga va
sarnap este bucsnzott ell ifj. Tur-
ner Istvan tagtarsukt6l, aki he
ten elhagyta a sziilei hazat, hogy
Canadaban garazst NILSSON.
A bncsuesten nagy szammal je-
lent meg fiatalsag Kossuth
Kor jelenlegi otthonaban 81l
Mahoning Av. alatt. Az estet $40.
rakoztat6. jatekolkkal tolt0ttek ell
amely ntan j6 hideg vacsorava1
szolgaltak az asszonyok.
A kor tagjai sok szerencset XII
vannak Turnernek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21

ledig szamitasba kelI venniink
AIT is ,hogy ma az atlag iizletem-
ber mem vegez eleg testgyakorla-
tot es lily m6don a testenek mines
annyi ttelre sziiksege, mint tes-
ii munkat vegz6 embernek.
Tapertek szakert6k megegyez-
mex abban, hogy a legtobb ember
menu-je mines helyesen megoszt-
va. A legut6bbi evekben a tudo-
many bebizonyitotta, hogy a z0ld-
levelii zoldsegfelek rendkiviil
fontos szerephez jutnak az embe-
ri etkezesben, de bizony komoly
nehezsegekkel jart a nagyk0z0n.
stggel EFT megertetni. Zoldsfge.
ket, mint kaposztat, kelkaposztAt
z0ldbabot, zellert, spenotot, repa.
z0ldjet stb. vedelmez6 etelek.
nek' nevezik. Ugyanis eek azo
kat a vitaminokat tartalmaZzak
amelyek feltetleniil kivanatosak &
fejl6des, novekedes el6segitese
ben es amelyek egyben megvede
mex bizonyos betegsdgek kifejlG
deset5l. A vitaminok n0velik /;
szervi ellenallast tuberkul6zis
sal szemben. Ma mar senki sen
emelheti AIT kifogast, hogy men
jut zoldseghez. Amerikaban
modern k0zlekedesi eszk0z0k &
hiitokesziilekek hazajaban egyet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21

lianceon. Sz6val a magyar kultu-
ranak harcosai mutt szOmbatOn
este tavolmaradasukkal tiintet-
tex. Vagy az ottani ref. egyhaz
ellen, vagy pedig a farrell-sharo-
nj ifjusagi kor ellen, mely szcrin-
think elitelend6 dolog, inert mi es
ifjusagunk nagy aldozatokat hoz-
tunk akkior, amikor ARA vallal-
koztunk, hogy atrandulunk AL
liancere es ICY megerdemeltiik
volna az alliancei testvereink
partfogasat vallaskiil0nbseg mel
kill. Mem mulaszthatjuk lit meg
emliteni AIT, hogy az eloadas utan
az 6szes szerepl3k Huszty Janos
testveriink szivesen latott vende-
gel voltak, amely szives fogadta-
tas az est szomoru tapasztalatai.
max nemi enyhitesdre szolgalyan
Fogadja garda halas k6sz0netet
addig is, amig AIT mi is viszonoz.
hatjuk. Az 0szes partfog6k es j6.
akarok fogadjak nemes t6rekve.
siikert az ifjusagi k6r tagjainah
halas k0sz0netet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
len asztal0n sem lenne szabad a
zoldsegeknek hianyozni.

u
Megjegyzend6- azonban, hogy a
kemenyitot tartalmaz6 etelek is
fontosak, de ne egyiink tul sok
bnrgonyat, babot, spagettit Is ke-
nyerffleket a zoldsegek rovasara
AZ ugynevezett gyokeres es g,-
mos zoldsegek is szerepeljenek a
,dietaban, mint sargarepa, retek,
repa stb. AIT sem feledjiik ell,
hogy a gyiim0lcs sokkal ertekc-
sebb taplalek, mint a cukorkak,
amelyb6l az amerikai hihetetlen
mennyiseget kepes elfogyasztani.
A legutobbi kimutatasok igazol-
jak. hogy ebben az orszagban egy
szemelyre szaz font cukor. esik
evente, mar pedig ez a napi ero-
keszletiink egy hatodanak felel
meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
JELENTKEZzEK A NYERTEs

A SIT. Gyorgy g0r. katholikus
hitkozseg februar masodik baljan
Pletenik Janos altal aiandekozott
tonna szen most vasarnap keriilt
kisorsolas ala, mely alkalommal a
nyer6 szam g. szam lett. A hit
kozseg el6ljar6saga ezuton is fell
hivja a nyero 2. szam tulajdono-
sat, hogy jegyevel egyiitt jelent-
kezzek Lengyel Peter gondnok-
nal (Phone 43539) vagy pedig a
par6kian, ahol jegyenek bemuta-
tasa utan gondoskodas fog tor
tenni arr6l, hogy megnyert tom
ma szen a lakasara legyen elszal-
litva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
A NILES, or REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
K0zli: CSEPKE ISTvAN ref. lelkSss
Templom West Second 6treet.en.
Par6chia a templommal szemben.

Multi vasarnap Laky Zsigmond
youngstown ref. lelkesz hirdette
templomunkban az Iget egesz
templomi szolgalataval igaz lelki
gy0ny0riseget szerzett hiveink-
mex. Lelkesziink Clevelandban az
E. 126-ik es Buckeye Road sarkan
levo templomban vegzett isten-
tiszteletet osztotta XII az Urva-
csorat b6jti alkalomra, delutan
3 6rakor pedig halaad6 istentisz-
teletet tartott.
Urvacsoraosztas a mi egyha.
zunkban jovo vasarnap lesz G
heten csiit0rt0k0n es szombaton
lesznek az el3keszit6 biinbanati
kony0rgesek este fel s 6rakor. A
reggeli istentisztelet a rendes id3-
ben veszi kezdetet, vagyis fel II
0rakor delutan 3 6rakor tartunk
halaadast.
Noegyletiink vasarnap delutan
az istentisztelet vegeztevel fogja
rendes havi gyiileset megtartani
Remeljiik mem fog hianyozni egy
tag sem gyiilesrol.