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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-27

the implications Of our belief 90 long
professed in the one Catholic and
Apostolic Church." the bishop said in
the Cathedral Of st. John the Divine.
Nov. through the guiding Of the
Holy Ghost, we are coming together in
spirit Of understanding and counsel
to take account Of our positions and to
discover how readily they may be re-
conciled when once the healing forces
are allowed to have their way"
The Anglican and Eastern Orthodox
Churches have been separated Is
centuries by political and radical condi-
tions, the bishop said. but are heirs to
the same faith, historic orders and
sacramento
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-27

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-20
A NILES, OF REFoRMATU9
EGYHAZ HIREI
K0zli: CSEPKE ISTVAN ref. Islklas
Templom q West Second Strsst.sn.
Psr6cbia a templommal sxsmbsA

ESkivO. Multi szombaton delu-
tan 3 orakor eskud0tt 0r0k hiise-
get templomunkb ban nehai Druga
Istvan es Peracs Maria sziil0knek
Warreni lakos, g0r. kath. vallasu
fla: Janos a szinten warreni la
kos Szab6 Balint 6s Max Borbala
szul6k hajadon leanyanak Erzse-
betnek. Tanuk yoltak: Druga Mi
haly es Halavanics Lajos. Harom
kocsi nasznep kiserte 6ket az es-
kiiy6re. A fatal hazaspar 1917
Hazelwood Ave. alatk fog lakni
menyasszony sziileinek a hazanal.
Sok skerencset es tart6s boldogsa-
got kivanqnk az ifju parnak.
N0egyletiink hetf6n este Buk
Janosne hazaban tartotta hazia
0sszej0vetelet. Az Urban val6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-20

munkAlkodas kepezte a biblia ma
gyarazat t&rgyat.
zsnzsanna estely6t j0v5 vasar-
nap fog.a a N6egylet a templom
lbasementjeben megtartani, ami
kor ket egyfelvonasos boh6zat is
szinre keriil. A pr6bak folynak,
a szerepek j6 kezekben vannak,
ugy hogy mindket darabnak ka-
cagtat6 jelenetei j6l XII lesznek
domboritva. Elevenholt hazaspar
es Csirkefog6 gazember a cine a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-20
EGY HAZ ELOTT.

F0nn a Varban kesheny, sarga
haz
ltten lakott regen egy leany.
Lefiiggonyzott apro harom ablak
Szomoruan tekint vissza ram.
Szinte varom, hogy mint egykor,
akkor
kinyissak az egyik ablakot;
Azutan az eszembe jut minden..
S sep csendesen tovabb ballagok.
Farkas I,nre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-20

hogy amikor felzendiil fiainknak
ajkar6l az enek: Halljatok ii j6
magyarok, listen veliink van, -
olyan felbuzdulst fogunk erezni,
amilyent csak szliloi sziv erez,
amikor gyermekeiben latja ma
gyar faj nemes tulajdonsagait vi
ragba borulni. Mt, Laky Zsig-
mondne kesziti elo kiilomb0z0
csoportokat a kiilomb0zo cselek-
menyek teljesitesere.
Valentine party. Ez is volt if
jusagunk reszere, hogy megfelelo
feliigyelet mellett kifogastalan
szorakozasban legyen resziik
Szemorusaggal latjuk, hogy Anne
rika magyar ifjusaga milyen
k0nnyep elkeveredik mem az
amerikaiakkal, hanem mas nem-
zetisegji ifjusaggal, nagyon gyak-
ran sziilohazank ellensegeinek
gyermekeivel, de mem azokat
nyerik meg a mi magyar es val
lasos iigyUnknek, hanem mi We
szitjiik ell oket. LatJuk ezt min
den varosbeli, minden felekezet-
hez tartozo ifjusagnal. Magyar
sziil6k konnyelmiisege vagy jarat
lansaga hozza jarul ifjusagunk
elveszitesehez. Akarmilyen egy-
let, akarmilyen egyhaz 10 fatal
iaink k0zIl sokaknak. EFT kivan-
ia egyhazunk ellensulyozni, hogy
segitsegere legyen szul0knek
gyermekeil nevelesenel Hiszen
latjuk szamtalan peldat, hogy a
szulok sirva latjak, hogy gyerme-
keik mint tavolodnak ell t0liik,
Ielkiekben. hazafias erzesben s
meg csaladi verk0telek sem
elegseges sok esetben ahhoz, hogy
magyar emlon taplalt ifju lei
keben vonz0das, sziveben szere-
tett volna sziilei vallasa es nem-
zete irant Azert leghangsulyozot
tabban ker.iiik a sziiloket, Iogy
mindenbcn legyenek az egyhaz
igyekezetGnek segitseg6re, a saJat
i0I megfontolt erdekiikben, mie-
lott k0nnyes szemekkel mem kell
panaszra nyitni ajkukat, amikor
mar a j0indulat elkesett. A b0lcs
SziiI6k eI0re gondolnak ts hasz-
nal jak nem csak a sziviiket, ha-
mem az esziiket is. Fajha minel
t0bben lennenek azok a sziil0k,
akiknek azert van szemiik, hogy
lassanak, azert van fiiliik, hogy
halljanak, akik gyermekeik neve-
leseben teszik le a vizsgat, hogy
milyen magyarok, milyen keresz-
ty6nek.
A het munkaja. Vasarnap fel
10-kor a vasarnapi bibliai iskola,
hetk0zben a rendes, megallapitott
idoben kiil0nb0zo csoportok
oSszej0vetelei, mint a sz6szekr0l
kihirdettetnek, szombaton az in
gypnes magyar iskola. Ne felejt-
kezzenek el az erdekeltek. Min
denki legven oft idoben reszere
tartott 0ssZej0vetelen.
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ket darabnak. Mar maga q elm is
eleg garancia ARA, hogy j6l fog
mulatni mindenki, XII veliink lesz
.azon az esten. El6adasutan No
egylet tagjai sandvicset, teat es
sltemenyt fognak felszolgalni.
FebruSr 23-an delutan harom
6rakor kezdSd6leg Newton Fall
son is vegez istentszteletet egy-
hazunk lelkesze. Kerjuk newton
fallsiakat a minel nagyobb szam-
ban yal6 megjelenesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-20

gyar arvak szamara. Abb0l ke-
vesbW, ami rossz munkaviszo-
nyok mellett is adatik nekunk,
adjunk azoknak, akiknek az a ke-
YES is hianyzik. listen gazdag al
dasa kiseri azokat, akik az 3 XII
csinyeirol j6 lelekkel gondot vi
selnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-20
Az ALLIANCE, o. MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI,
K0zli:
KRUcHI6 ANTAI.
ref. lelk4sz.
Scent vendegseg egyhazunkban.

Scent vendegseg egyhazunkban.
Mar jelentettiik AIT, hogy febr.
23-an de. 10 6rakor meg lesz te-
ritve az Urnak scent asztala. Err
re a scent vendegsegre is szere-
tettel hivjuk meg testvereinket,
a testiek mellett lelkiekr6l sem
feledkezziink meg.
A Julianna- -estely ugy erk0lcsi-
leg, mint anyagilag nagyon jol
sikeriilt. A vacsora este 6 0rakor
vette kezdetet az unnepelt ferje-
vel es II ewes edes anyjaval To-
helyen iiltek. Ez esten latta AIT
Forgacs Istvan es neje sz. Galgo-
czy Julianna, hogy mennyi jo ba-
ratjuk es tisztelojuk van. Az asz-
tall aldas utan, melyet az egyhaz
lelkesze mondott, szorgalmas asz-
szonyaink hordtak parolgo csi-
ga levest, utanna csirkesiiltet es
siitemenyeket. Forgacsne testver-
n6nket els0nek Kruchio Antal
ref. lelkesz k0sz0nt0tte fel, besze-
deben megemlekezett anna ragasz-
kodasukrol, mellyel Forgacs-
par ragaszkodik egyhazahoz es
magyar nemzetehez. Maid tiszte
letes asszony koszont0ste "a Lo-
rantfy Zsuzsanna N6egylet neve
ben. Beszedeben megemlekezven
az Greg edesanyjar6l is, aki Dol
dogan lasta AIT, hogy leanyanak
es vejenek milyen sok baratJa
van, maid egy sep tortat adott
at "a n0testverek neveben. Besze
Diet tartottak id. Denes JOSEF,
id. Nyarady J6zsef korosfoi ia.
nos, aki megemlekezett az ALLAN
eel magyar elet 25 ewes multjarol
s kerte a jelenlevoket ARA, hogy
igyekezziink mennel jobban 0ssze
tartani. Legyen elso listen es Ha
"a, keressak AIT, ami 0sszekot, ne
pedig AIT ami elyalaszt. Meg kell
emlekezni azokrol notestverek-
rol is akik faradtak vacsora ell
kesziteseben. Forgacs testyerek
gondoskodtak a jo hazi sonkarol
es az p6tolta a csirket. Legyen ko
sz0net Forgacs-parnak ez elve-
zctes esteert, amelyen $43.OO-t
adtak at Lorantffy Noegylet
penztarnokanak, dacara, hogy
vacsora ara csak so cent volt. A
szakacsneknak es munkaSoknak,
valamint k0z0nsegnek, mely ell
j0tt. A hangulat vidam volt, me-
lyet megZavarta az a SZonlofu
hir, hogy Dozsa Imre testverun-
ket este Z orakor a county roadon
egy gep elitotte oily szerencsetle-
nil, hogy az halalos volt.
A Lorantffyak nagyban kesziil-
mex jubileumokra, amely zaszl6
avatassal lesz egybek0tve mare.
h6 els6 vasarnapjan. Ebbol a
munkabol nemcsak notestvereink
mex, hanem ferfi testvereinknek
is XII kell venni resziiket. Macy
ban kesziiliink k0z0s magyar
unnepre is, marcus idusanak a
megtartasara, lit is ossze kell fog
nunk, kiil0n0sen azoknak, akik
nem tagadtak meg az anyafoldet
es a mostoha testvernek is meg
tudnak bocsatani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-20

"A ~ UAtcIluAA Sy u1OoC' LSS
hazunk prezsbiteriuma multi
szombaton este tartotta rendes
havi gyjileset. Az ujonnan meg
valasztott es felesketett prezsbi-
teriumnak ez volt az elso gyille-
Sc. Komoly, alaposan megfontolt
terveket targyalt gyiiles. a fe
lel6seg sulyat erezte mindegyilI
prezsbiter. Az egyhaz tagjai a fe
lelossegteljes allasra olyanokat
valasztottak, akiket bizonyara
keszek is segiteni munkajukban.
Prezsbiterek es 0ntudatos, aldo
zatra kesz igaz keresztyen egy-
haztagok ez uj esztendot bizonya-
ra egyhazunk legjobb esztendej5-
We fogjak tenni.
A Lorantffyak gyiilese. A ma
six gyiiles, amelyikrol meg kell
emlekezniink Lorantffy Noegy-
let gyiilese. Ez a noegyesiileti
gyiiles mindig buddhist, batori-
tast jelent ugy a tagokra, mint
azokra, akik figyeIemmel kisarik
nok munkajat. A tagok ismct
nagy szamban vohak jelen. ko-
molly, eredmenyes munkat vegez-
TEX. Az egyhazmegyei ebedet ke-
szito bizottsag jelentesebol kitil-
mix, hogy a l1idolgozott terv sze-
rint t0rtent minden. Anyagi cred
menyt is jelenthetett bizottsag
Kineveztek a 23-an tartando diSz-
notoros vacsora bizottsagot. Tar
gyaltak a Magyar Nemzeti SEQ
vetseg altai kibocsatott es a Mem
zetek Ligaja ele terjesztendo ma
gyar n0k feliratat. Termeszetesen
egyhangu lelllesedessel elhataroz-
tax, hogy a feliratot alairjak.
Sorra keriilt a marcus Len tar
tando Magyar Ruhas Magyar
Tancestely. Kineveztek a bizott
sagokat, elhataroztak, hogy aki
csak teheti, magyar nemzeti ru-
haban fog megjelenni, vagy pc
dig a Lorantffy egyenruhaban. A
Lorantffyak L minden igyekezetH
abban k0zpontosul, hogy egyha-
zunkat mint szervezettsegben al
10 komoly keresztyeny nok, Sc
gitsek anyagilag is, emellett szl-
v6s huseggel szemelott tartjak,
hogy vallasos inteZmeny, erkolcsi
testiilet az 8 egyletiik eS azert a
penzszerzesi t0rekvesek ben mem
felejtkeznek ell arrol, hogy min
denfele kerdasben szigoruan al
acknowledgements keresztyen
vallasunk tanitasaihoz es a t0rye-
nyek megtartasahoz. Penzszerzesl
igyekezetiikben meg mem enged-
het0 dolgokat mem kovetnek ell,
meg akkor sem, ha senki eszre
nem venne. Sorra vettek targyala
sok k0zben mi nemzetunket ert
serelmeket, ugy a szlovak, mint
a roman reszrol. Tekintettel arra,
hogy varosunkban vannak olyan
intezmenyek, magyar szervezke-
desek ,amelyek egyenesen azert
alakultak, hogy ilyen tamadasok,
serelmek alkalmaval az osszma-
gyarsag neveben tiltakozzanak, a
Lorantffyak kiil0n tiltakozo moz-
galmat mem inditanak, de RENE
lik, hogy az illetekes intezmenyek
AIT haladektaIanul megteszik.
Marcus honap. A tavasznak, a
termeszet ebredesenek h6napja.
A magyar szabadsag viraga eb-
ben h6napban nyilott XII, ragyo-
go pompaja jaban, marcus 15-en,
hazafias erzesekkel telt kebelU
ifjusag lelkeben. Mivel egyha
zunk a lelki neveles mellett naey
sulyt fektet magyar nemzet
iranti szeretet, erzes fejlesztesere
is, marcus honapban ifjusagunk
yasarnap egy egy haza-
fias magyar eneket fog enekelni
templomunkban. Az elso vasar-
nap csak ifjakb6l allo enekkar
fog enekelni. Lanyok ebben az |
snekkarban mem lesznek. A k0vet |
kez0 vasarapokon vegyes enekka-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-20
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR EV.
REToRMATUs EGYHAZ
Lelk6sx:
BORSY- Y-KENEKES GY0RQY
espereS
Templom Is par6kia:
925 Mahoning Ave. Tel. 66881
GYtjLEKEzETI NAPTAR.

zott id6ben az 1fjusagi Egyiet
probai az Eagles Hallban, este
S 0rakor.
P6nteken delutan fel 6 ora
kor a Konfirmaltak Egyletenek
osszejovetele.
Szombaton delel6tt 10 ora
kor magyar iskola es a konfir-
mandusok oktatasa.
Vasarnap d. e. fel II orakor
istentisztelet.
Vasarnap, az istentisztelet
utan a Ref. Egyesiilet 23S. osz-
talyanak gyiil6se.
Vasarnap este orakor az If
jusagi Egylet miikedvelo elo-
adasa az Eagles Hallban, szin-
re keriil Nagymama G. vigja-
tex. Kezdete este 8 orakor.
Multi vasarnapunk. A tokeletes
Isten-hit es t0keletes bizodalom
peldazasara valasztottuk Xxi Jezus
tengeri utjanak t0rtenetet, hogy
annak tanulsagait levonva elke-
ruljuk eletunkben a dorgalo szot !:
Nit feltek, ii kicsinyhitiiek !? D..
A szokottnall kisebb szamu gyiile-
kezet elott hangzott ell az igehir-
detes. "A buzgalom cs0kkent-e
meg, vagy a nagyon hidegre for
dult id0 tartott tavol egyeseket
az listen hazat0l: mem viZsgalJuk,
de AIT mem mulasztjuk ell hangoz-
tatni, hogy j6 magyar reforma-
tus embernek mindig a templom-
ban van a helye, amikor Oft listen
igejenek .hallgatasara alkalom
ad6dik.
Ifjusagi eloadas. Sok heti szor-
galmas el0kesziilet utan lfjusagi
Egyletiink most vasarnap este
adja el6 Nagymama c. vigjate-
kot az Eagles Hallban. A jegyek
szepen fogynak el6v6telben ICY
remelni merjjk es varjuk is,
hogy egyhazmk hivei es baratai
kell0 partolasban fogjak reszesi-
teni ifjusagrnly Yep magyar to-
rekveseit.
Zsuzsanna gH Noegyletiink
taesaea az elnul, szombaton este
felkereste iii Eatarv Andrasek
otthonat. aboi ID livansapokkal
koszontottek fe] Batarv Andras-
net. kinek nevenapia volt. A ven
deeszeret0 haznal nacv szives-
s6geel fccadtak k0sz0ntoket &,
sokaip yot ecviitt a tarsasac 10
haneulatban. Az egybegyiiltek
minteev S35-t adakoztak a No
eovlet templom alapia iavara.
K0sz0net illesse 6ket!
Ref Egyesileti gyiiles. Szere-
tettel ertesitiiik a Ref .Egvesiilet
23s osztalvanak taeiait vala-
mint azokat akik esetleg mas
osztaIvt6l most kivannak atirat-
kozni hopv rank k0vetkezo va
sarnapi istentisztelet y6eezteyel
rendkiviili oviilest tartunl, q feb
ruari illetekekkel elmaradtak ha-
vi iarulekanak beszedese c6liabol.
e eviilesen vessziik at az Elbo-
csat6 Bizonvitvannyal ielentkezo-
ket III tapok ielentkezeset szive-
sen fogadiulk
Konfirmaltak kesziilOdese. A
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nj. Ora mem tartoznak semmifele
egyhazpolitikai iigyek, sem pedig
semmifajta szidalmak, melyek a
plebancs, vagy kuratorok feje-
mex Sz0lnak.
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pervading the event rather than any hilarious
or unseemly display.
The great majority Of my brothers and
sisters were well and happily married. There
were few marital disasters; only enough TO
punctuate the rule. All were married, none
remained single. Father himself, when able,
performed the ceremony over the sacred altar.
sealing husband to wife and wife to husband
for the endless ages Of eternity, unless SHINING
broke the covenant and released the innocent
party. He gave homes to his daughters. as
to his sons.
Food and meal times in the Lion House
were necessarily exact as to time and meas
ured as to servings. Plenty Of milk, vegetables
and fruit, but careful helpings of meat and
desserts. Simple as 1t was, the food was Of
the best quality.
THE cooking could not have been excelled by
= any foreign chef. All fathers wives were
excellent cooks
When so or more people are fed regularly
three times a day, some system must be OBJ
served. Breakfast was always ready at O'Clock
in the Summer and $3.50 in the Winter. The
bell rang five minutes before that time and I
can assure you that every child was waiting for
the sound Of the bell, for If they were not there
on time they failed to get their meals. Moth
ing was allowed between meals Except apples
or other fruit) unless unavoidable circum-
stances made us late for meals when served.
Father was keenly sensible to the conserva-
ton of time and strength in order to achieve
comfort with the least possible friction in all
human operations.
The days work for father did not begin till
after O'Clock In the morning, for he rarely
arose before 8 o'clock, as he held his most i'm
portant council meetings in the evening went
to other meetings.
These meetings were interspersed OCCASION
ally with his few recreations-the theater or an
occasional dancing party-so he seldom retired
before midnight Yet he slept soundly when
he did get to bed He said that he had trained
himself to SHUT up his thinker" when he went
to bed and to go to sleep at once. The rule
of eight hours Sleep eight hours work and
eight hours recreation was plan he himself
carried out fairly we'll
His breakfast was simple meal of bread,
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THE principle Of plural marriage was adopted
by my father as 1t was taught him by the
prophet Joseph Smith after great inner
struggle and earnest prayer. His strict
Puritanical training ill-ftted him to accept
such doctrine. He foresaw, as who would
not, the storm of abuse and opposition which
such action would arouse. He told my mother
once that he brooded and sorrowed for months,
unreconciled in reason, yet converted in his
spirit to its truth.
Some of my fathers wives were sealed to
him in Nauvoo, H., by the prophet himself,
Us have heard him testify, and as the Maui
VOC records prove. After the prophets death
others were married to him in Winter quar-
ters where the saints resting after being
driven from Nauvoo. On the arrival in the
valley, my father, after the necessary interval
In log houses, built good homes for his loved
wives. The white House" suficed for
Mother Young and her large family. The
BE Hive House was used as his official resi-
dence from the first. There he had his
private office, entertained callers, and carried
on his public affairs that were not prosecuted
In the church Offices, which were built next
20 the Bee Hive House.
My father had been so impressed with the
economic advantages of the communal family
that in the Fall of 1855 he began to build
what was called the Lion House, as home
for most OF his family. Mother" Young was
In the White House and Aunt Lucy Decker
Young IN the BE Hive House. The others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
BRIGHAM YOUNC'S
FAMILY ALBUM.

~ WIVES sreYs sealed to Brigham
YOssg, fAe Mormon Noses.
80 DAUGHTERS weye bors to him.
rs SONS carried on tie pGtri~ch's
SGRe GSd w0yk.
56 CHILDREN in oil sUere bOrn to
Brigham YOEss, 10 dyisg ~ isfG"ey.
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Brigham Young's Home Life Now -Re]

Hitherto Unfold Details Of the Mormon
Leader:S Habits, and HoeO He Managed
His Nineteen Vices and His FiIfty-Six
Children, Are Told m7he Sc Stories of
One OF the Vests Greatest p ioneers.
By Susa Young Gates.
One of the LiUing Daughters Of Brigham Yonng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

Brigham Young, successor to Prophet
Joseph Smith, and the modern Moses
schO led the MorDpons to their promised
land IN Utah. He summoned his iUiUes|
and children to prayer tCith a bell.
milk, a boiled egg, and fruit; eaten always mi
the Bee Hive House, where his private apart
ments were for a number of years; it wasl
quiet there. Aunt Lucy Decker Young, whoI
presided there, was also an exquisite house
keeper and knew how to smooth over theI
rough exteriors Of life's hardest burdens forl
her adored husband.
EATHER ate no luncheon, or dinner as wei
- called it then. The days work for him wasI
continuous, sometimes broken by meetings orI
business, by funeral calls, by trips here and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

"VHERE is a natural curiosity to hear
of the intimate life and character
istics of great men; and this Ques-
AZ tioning becomes doubly insistent and
interesting when the family rela-
lions of such men present anything out OF the
ordinary.
Therefore plead for respectful considera-
ton of the matters I am about 30 disclose
regarding my father and his intimate home
life My childhood's home was as beautiful
to me as love and happiness could make 1t.
The other noble women who were my
fathers wives are as sacredly enshrined in
my heart as Is the memory of my own dear
mother My brothers and sister are all as
dear and precious to me as I am to each one
Of them wherever they may be.
Like other proud beings, we shrink from
lifting the veil which enfolds the sanctity of
our home life. However, when the motive
prompting inquiry is one of deep interest, /
can put aside the feelings Of nature. and for
the sake of truth and to vindicate the memory
of my idolized father and mother, am glad to
set down here some facts and items.
And let me speak the daughter and not
IS the historian, of a carefree childhood,
happy, joyous youth and long life Of deep
satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

OUR marriages were performed IN the Tenn
pie or House of the Lord There was
a quiet wedding supper given, but never great
social affairs with guests and presents and
cards Of invitation. Again, the New England
customs formed the basis of our traditions and
habits. Luxury was unknown, fashion riots
were deplored, and we were married in all
simplicity, with q deeply sacred atmosphere
The Nome nugget., 1930-05-24
TESTIFIES ABOUT TREATY

WASHINGTON, May 21, R- How two British dominions balk- ed the cruiser building program of the United States. was disclosed by Senator Reed, one of the Am erican delegates to the conference in questioning today.
 Reed was cross-examined by Rear-Admiral Pringle Reed was questioned regarding the building of cruisers supplied with eight-in- ch guns and the obections stated by New Zealand to the American plan. The Senator replied to the many questions as to why New Zealand took this attitude. say ing that they feared the American plan would bring about a prompt response in building from Japan thus setting balance in the far east, which Great Britain now controls.
The Nome nugget., 1930-05-24
GRAF NOW OVER ATLANTIC

HAMBURG. May q, (Py-The Hamburg American Line reported that the Graf Zeppelin took off from Cape Vincinct, Cape Verde Islands at eight am. today, East tern Standard Time about two thirds of the distance being com pleted from Friedrichshaven to Pernambuco, flying at an altitude of about fifteen hundred feet. She is speeding along at good clip, helped along by favorable north east trade winds. The craft should arrive at Pernambuco late tomor- row.
 Aboard the zeppelin are Mrs. Mary Pierce of New York. and Prince Alonzo Orleans, cousin of the King of Spain. A great quantity of mail is also being car ried, with many pounds necessar- fly left behind.
The Nome nugget., 1930-05-24
ALIKE IN ALL
 SAVE FINGER PRINTS

DIES MONIES, (P)-Twins may look like carbon copies but sim ilarity' does not extend to finger prints, scientists were told recent ly by Prof. H. H. Newman, Uni versity of Chicago.
 His statement, made before the genetics section of the American, Association for the Advancement of Science, was based on a study of 50 fraternal and 50 identical twins in which 2,O0O fingers were critically examined.
 "The finger prints of identical twins" he said. "are frequently strikingly similar, but never id entical. Those of fraternal twins We're as unlike as those of broth CT and sister"
The Nome nugget., 1930-05-24
BREAKUP KUsKoKWIM

AKIAK, May 23, B-Lower Kuskokwim yillages have been in undated by unusually high water during the ice breakup here. The water is steadily rising. There apparentlyg is an ice jam between the villages of Akiak and Bethel.
 All the natives herea bouts are living in muskrat camps and their fate is unknown. Communication between homes around here is car ried on by boats. Bethel is likely to suffer considerable damage if the ice jam breaks near there.
 Much anxiety is felt for the na- lives living in the muskrat camps, as they have no boats.