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without re;oindeE Flo went unwil-
iingly, into. the lobby ana still more
unWillingly into the hall. Mark had
already closed the main doors be.
hind him. and the clerk, fhmbling
irritably with his sheaf OF papers
and disinclined to go out into the
rawness Of the October evening,
turned back into the Bank,
$50
Farrell Armitage aud Kings NAL
lard we're taking stock Of each other
through the autumn dusk.
Armitage became aware Of the
scrutiny as soon as he closed the
Upper MallaFd vicarage gate be-
hind him and started down the hill
into the town. A passing laborer
stared and. lower down. q girl push.
Ing perambulator full Of washing
slowed her pace: by the corner
where once there had been q candy
shop. three lounging youths in caps
plvoted on their heels to peer after
him.
Armitage did not flatter himself
that n was either his beauty or his
Drawn that drew attention, nor
even the legend OF his wealth nor
Of his travels nor his interest In
Leila Cane. daughter OF sir James
Cane Sugar. Cane-thrice may.
or Of the town ana once Member OF
Parliament for Kings Mallard. No.
Kings Mallard stared because. In
way. be was D stranger and stran-
gers had to be stared at; and be-
cause In another way he was not
stranger. being only the man-size
edition Of the silent. odd twelve
yearold who had lived along Of
parsOn at Upper Mallard for nearly
year. Let's see now. WASN'T 1t in
the same autumn Mr.. Lodely shot
himself. that the boy left! No twas
the year before. surely. IS. And so
forth.
Farrell walked on. frowning. He
told himself that he had not come
back to the west country before
this because the vicar OF Upper
Mallard. his one intimate friend,
30 greatly enjoyed visiting aim in
London. And as for his money. ug.
illness might have made II bar In
its turn Il could make beauty
let the mstaphysieians disentangls
tAatt And as for Leila
gCopyylsAt. Iass. Jalia Cleft daams,
Mark LnaeIy has 4 nslShan. 10.
morrew, that Influences halF aox.
en- lives.
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DeMolays And CeItics
In Basketball Tonight

Much interest has been aroused
in the basketball game to be
played tonight between the De-
Molays and the Stone Church Gel
tics. The fracas will start at s
o'clock in the high school gym
inasium.
The first clash of these two
teams about a week ago resulted
in a victory for the Celtics to the
tune Of 81 to 2g. As both teams
have been greatly strengthened,
lit is stated. a much faster game
lis expected for tonight.
The limo mn Il as fa1louc.
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sympathizers of same, than for
the opponents. My efforts have
been directed toward maintaining
peace and order for the benefit of
all-friends and opponents. Gu
bans and foreigners. Yes, they may
return, with the assurance that my
Government will lend the same
guarantees as would be offered to
my most intimate friends, or my
most ardent supporters.
1.-THE fact that two members of
the Government have been select
ed as Congressman and few other
reasons, calls for a change in the
Cabinet in the very near future.
Said changes will not be directed
in any way whatever toward form
ing a cabinet of concentration or
recommendation as your question
sets forth. / have always desired
and do desire, to depend on the
counsel of all the Cubans who can
offer It with patriotism and good
faith, but my Cabinet would al
ways be composed of persons whom
l can trust implicitly, in accord
ance with the spirit and word of
the Constitution of the Republic.
There is no other Constitutional
doctrine in Cuba, nor will / be the
one to establish it,
On December 7th--the thirty
sixth anniversary of the death of
General Antonio Maceo, our Lib
erator-the Honorable President,
General Gerardo Machado, before
an audience of more than 10000
persons, in an impromptu speech
made by him in Cacahual and at
the sacred spot which marks the
grave of the great General. said:
j Eyes, came to talk to my
country with the same optimism
and enthusiasm that | have always
felt. I speak here for the first
time, but I do not come to talk
about Macee and Panchito Gomez
because | always leave that for
good orators. / know their life's
history very well, inasmuch as !
fought side by side with them on
the battle fields. / speak to re-
mind you that Maceo did not fight
in Cuba for tyranny; we all fought
for liberty, democracy and justice,
but not for ssibertinisn." We are
alone, free, Independent and
sovereign and those who do not
think as / do--that Cuba has been
made free by the blood shed by
Maceo and all others who fell in
battle-are wrong.
without hatred, with religious
love for our country, is how we
should continue being big as we
were when we threw ourselves into
the Revolution.
IL, as Chief Executive, do not
have complaints nor hatred against
anyone as long as he loves my
country. In the opinion of some
/ am wrong. Let US come to the
field of legality and let us see who
is right. If they. are right, / shall
submit to their will; if they are
wrong they must submit to mine.
At this most sacred spot, before
the graves of Maceo and Gomez.
/ VOW that tyranny never; liber-
ty always"
At the last moment General
Machado made good his words. set
ting free from their political pris-
sons the two most prominent lead
ers of the opposition, Colonies
Mendieta and Mendez Penate, and
about one hundred more of their
followers.
Having nothing more to add, |
thank you, my dear Editor, for
your most courteous kindness.
Very respectfully yours,
DIR. RAFAEL CERVIN0,
Cuban Consul General.
Key West, Fla,
r
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TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

A socialistic temperament Is
here indicated, and literary activi-
~. The disposition i inclined 70
be jealous and dissatisfied; the
affections are insecure, and very
liable to be given 10 the wrong
person who will not return them.
DO net allow the iron Of disap-
rointment 10 enter the sonl. but
turn the abilities to the improve
.ment Of the soeal conditions Of
others.
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PEOPLES FORUM
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CUBAN CONSUL GENERAL
DEFENlS PRES. MAcHAD0

Editor, The Citizen:
For the past several months wild
propaganda has been spread both
here in Key Wset and in other sec
lions of the United States against
the Cuban government. The local
press has published some bitter in
formation dealing with the politi-
cal conditions in Cuba, and by their
tone, / may say they are giving
some kind of credit to the said IL
risory and exaggerated propa-
ganda.
In one of your editions of last
week / read one of those articles
against the Honorable President of
Cuba and his Government which /
have the honor to represent in my
official capacity of Consul General
in Key West.
1t is not my intention to argue,
or to discuss with the authors of
such articles the truthfulness of
said information because / under
stand that everybody, right or
wrong, has the right to say, or to
publish, anything they please; but
with the idea of giving to your
American and Cuban readers the
opportunity to see the case from
all angles, I take the. liberty of
asking YOU to allow me, as you al
low others, space in your valuable
publication to insert sene of the
more recent declarations of the
Honorable President of Cuba, in
which your neutral readers may
see his sincere intentions of bring
ing Cuba to peace, normality and
confidence.
In his declarations of the 28th
of November to the Cuban and As
seciated Presses he says:
Neither at present or ever have
| desired that one single Cuban be
detained, due to political causes,
for even one day. The freedom
of those who are now in prison for
things affecting the public order
depends on the decisions of judges
who are in charge of their cases,
and on information from cor
responding authorities, both civil
and military. / am at present
considering that matter with a
broader spirit of benevolence.
my wish is that Cuba may al
ways live under the very broad
guarantees offered by the Consti-
tuition of the Republic, broader
than those of other countries, both
to foreigners and home people. If
my Government has suspended
them it has been for reasons of
utmost necessity, and only in order
to maintain public order and insure
the indispensable protection to
life, and property of those living
in Cuba, which is the greatest duty
imposed upon me by the Constitu-
ton. As soon as / have been as
sured that these guarantees can be
put into effect without danger to
lives and property that the Con-
stitution forces me to protect, said
guarantees will be re-estahlished
with full effect. 1t is my most
ardent wish.
"AlI members of the opposition
who are abroad may return to this
country with full assurance that
they will not be prosecuted nor
molested. The greater number of
them-more than 95 percent
have left Cuba of their own free
will. without having been subject
ed to persecution of any kind.
More danger, much more, has there
been in Cuba for the members of
my Government and friends and
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183IGeorge j. Brush, noted
Yale mineralogist, born in Brook
lyn, N. Y. Died Feb. 6. 1912.
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Today's Anniversaries
aeaseseaeAsesaaassseseaa

1886 Edward Coles, noted
abelitionist and Illinois governor,
born in Alhemarle Co., Va. Died
in Philadelphia, July Z, 1868.
1893 Henry C. Carey, an
American political economist whose
works were known the world over
first American leader in the policy
of protection, born in Philadelphia.
Died there, Oct. 10, 1879.
1881 George j. Brush, noted
Yale mineralogist, born in Brook
lyn, N. Y. Died Feb. 6. 1912.
1831-Franklin B. Sanborn,
Concord, Mass, editor. author and
philosophers born at Hampton
Falls, N. Fl. Died Feb. "a, 1917.
1882 Gustave Eiffel, the
French engineer who built the ia
nous tower in Paris that bears his
name, born. Died Dec. 81, 1928.
1915 - Richard w. Clark
("Deadwood Dick''), pony express
rider, Black Hills pioneer, hero of
the old-time novel thriller, born
in England. Died in Deadwood,
IS. D., May 5, 1880.
1866 John f. jerks, long time
editor and publisher of the Army
and Navy Register, born at st.
John, N. B, Died in Washington,
I'D. G., Nov. s, 1882.
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BEARuP'S DRY CLEANING
si4 MARGARET ST.
PHONE at.
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Over and under the waves speeds
the Fright.
II sails through the day and II
SKINS through the night.
It's headed for home again. home
yes, and Christmas!
Today it is vending its way near
an isthmus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
CAMPBELL MACY. KULTUR
KOR Macy BAIT RENDEZ

A Campbell Magyar Knltur
K0r november 24-en nagy bait
rendez basket ball csapat java
ra a Roman Hall nagytermaben
(Cor. 10th & Reed ave.
A tiszta magyar fiukb6l 0ssze-
allitott csapat mulatsagai mindig
kitiin0 sikerrel kecsegtetnek s
ezen alkalommal is a legjobb re
menyekre jogosit ezen mulatsag.
A tancmulatsag zenejet Kiss
JOSEF kivalo primas es zenekara
fogja szolgaltatni. 1zletes etelek-
r6l es hiisit6 italokr6l gondosko-
dott az ezen celra kijel0lt bizott-
sag. mely mindig kitiin6 ellatas-
ban es szorakozasban reszesitette
a megjeleno vendegeket.
Campbell, Youngstown es kor-
nyeke magyarsagat szeretettel
meghivja ezen mulatsagra a
Rendez0seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
SIT. IMRE HG. EGYLET
RENDES HAVI GYtjL ESE

A New Brunswick SIT. Tmre
Hg. Egylet helybeli 9-ik osztalya
november ho 13-an. j0v0 vasar-
nap deIutan 2 oral kezdettel tart
ia rendes havi gyiileset SIT.
Istvan otthonban, Wilson ave.
Kerem tagtarsaimat, mivel fon-
tos dolgok lesznek targyalva,
hogy minel nagyobb szamban je-
lenjenek meg. Kiilon0sen kdrem
azon tagokat. akik tagsagi di-
jaikkal hatralekban vannak. hogy
azokat ezen a gyiilesen rendez-
EEK. = Az elmult no folyaman az
egyletnel elhalt 2 tag, az ezek
utan jaro halaleseti illetel ezen
a gyiilesen esedekes. Titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
HAZATERVE, A KONYHABAN
KIRABOLTA EGY BANDITA

Mrs. M. G.. Jones 81 w. India
nola avenuei lakos estejet egy is
mer0senel t0lt0tte. Hazaterve, be-
hajtotta kocsijat garazsba. $
amidon a konyhaba lepett az ei
sotetjeben egy ismeretlen ember
megfogta kezet es k0vetelte,
hogy adja at retikiiljet; nd
minden ellenkezes nelkiil atadta
retikiljet a rablonak, melyben
500 volt. A rabl6 munkaja vegez.
tevel kereket oldott. Jonesne mem
tudott a rend6rsegnek pontos sze-
melyleirast ADM a rabl6r6l, mely
rendorsegi nyomozast nagyban
elosegitette volna rabl6 kezre-
kerit6sShez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
Macy alarcos bal 4
e. katholikusoknal
Most szombaton este rendezik .
Ward Baking Co. tanctermGben.
Belep0 jegy ara Is cent.

A Magyar Cor. Kath. Hitk0z-
seq november 12.en, szombatoi,
este 7 oral kezdettel gyermek-
alarcos bait rendez Ward Rak.
ing Co. nagytermeben Maho.
ming avenuen
Az est kiil0nlegessege lesz
gyermekek k0r- es g6lyatanca.
melyet 10th Janos rendez6 iigyes
betanitasara vail,
A zenet Orosz Ferenc kitiin6
magyar zenekarvezet6 IS bandaja
fogja szolgaltatni. A belep0je-
gyek ara a rossz munkaviszo-
nyokra val6 tekintettel "a cent
ben lett megallapitva.
A rendez6seg keri az 0sszma-
gyarsagot, hogy j0jjon. .el ezen
mem mindennapi latvanypssagu
alarcos balra 6s hozza cts gyerme-
keit is, inert :ugy mondja
ilyen tancestben eddig meg mem
volt resze magyarsagunknak.
f sikeresnek igerkezG alarcos-
balra, amelyen nemcsaksssf oyer
mekeknek van megengedvE, kogy
tancoljanak, hanem felnGtteknek
is, szeretettel varja magyarsak
megjeleneset a Rendez6e6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
Menyhert J6zsefna
Kovacs Mikl6sne
Piszkor Janosne
Balog N.-ne es
Vikete J0zsefne.

Ezen varro-delutanon nagyon
sok szemlel6je akadt j6sziv;i es
iigyes magyar asszonyainllnak.
A legk0zelebbi varr6- 6-delutan la
punk megjelenese utan lesz.
melyre nagyon sok magyar asz-
SONY bejelentette a bizottsagnak
Mih6k Sandorntval az ellen. hogy
resztvesznek varr0-delntano-
kon.
Ennel humanusabb cselekede-
tet mem gyakorolhatnak onzetlen
munkas asszonyaink.
Mi is kfrjiik - lapunk utjan -r
a helybeli magyar n6ket, tekin-
tet nellkiil ARA. hogy melyik cgy.
hazhoz tartoznak, csatlakozzanak
magyar n0k nemes munkaja ia
hoz; tartsak szem el0tt ezen ne
mes hlvatast es a V0r0s KeresZt
misszi6s kiildetestt IS ielenjenek
meg minden csiit0rt0kon dflutan
6rakor a regi East Ohio Gas
Company epiileteben.
Horvath Antalne ezuton mond
koszonetet mindazon magyar
n0knek. alkik meghallgattak fell
hivasat es elj0ttek az 8 altala kez-
demenyezett j6tekonycelu varr6-
delutanra a Vor0s Kereszt varro-
sdajaba az East Ohio Gas. Co.
epiiletebe. Ezen k0sz6net sol
azon magyar n6knek IS. akik egy.
kiil0n csoport egisze alatt mum
kalkodtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
A youngstown magyar nok
sikerult elsO varr6-delutania
Yungstown magyar nok nemescelu munkassaga. Ru-
,anemlt varrnak szegeny gyermekek reszere - ru-
hak Vor0s Kereszt utan kernek helyben kiosztasra

Horvath Antalne kezdemanye.
zesere Youngstown magyar
asszonyok az emberi szere-
tet es humanitas legpeldasabb
munkaj;ira. vallalkoztak, amidon
november elsejdn gyiilest tartot-
tax az international Institute
ban es azon tlhataroztak az on
zetleniil IS mindcn ellenertrk n@l
kill munkalllod6 magyar n6k
hogy eleget te>znek a V0r0s Ke-
reszt Egyesi;let f6lhivasanak es
hetenkent egyszer. csiitort0k0n
delutan ! 6ratol ) craig varr6-
delntant rendeznek regi East
Ohio Gas Building 6pjilet6ben.
ahol a k0zelgo tel RENE eld ndzo
szegtny gyernekek rfsztre fels6
fs ais" rohan m''t varrni fo2nak-
y
'zen elhat.]Eozast tet'ek is ko-
vettek, melI Ik iAindennel exc
sebben beszelhek.
Lapunk miIlt heti szamaban k0-
zoltiik az ezei celra kijelolt lbi-
zottsagnak az Pn felhiyasat, mely-
ben felsz6litit minden magyar
not, tartozzonfaz barmely egyhaz-
hoz, hogy esiitortok6n dalutan
talalkoznak Al East Ohia Gas Go.
nj epiilete eldtt. A po,ytos id5re
meg is erkeztek varosunk magyar
noi a megieloH helyre, akik en-
beri kotelessegiiISnek tartjak a
szegfny gyeiknekeken val6 Sc
gitest.
A varro-dfltltanon rdsztvetteh
az els6 alkalollmal:
Uray KasM!gne
Gagyi Janosne
B6nyei Laszl6ne
Horvath Antalne
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NEPEs GYttLEsT TARToTT
A WEST sIDEI POLG. K0t

: ;
Multi szombaton este tartotta
valasztas el6tti nagy gyiilestt "
West Sidei Magyar Polgari K0t, !
amelyen nagyszamban jelentek
meg magyarok, de mem volt hi
any ieloltek latogatasaban sem,
akik valamennyien a legjo6b ig&.
retekkel halmoztak el q hallgat6
kozonseget A gyiil6sen, mely "
Barta Peter Steel street, halljj-
ban lett megtartva, Le1eyel I'M
ter elA6knek Macy seSits<s<l
volt Bfogi Ferenc, 4 West sid 4
Magyar Polgari K0r 6nfslkld ldo1k
tagjA - s s8
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
vERHovAY GYULEs

November 13-an, vasarnap
tartja a Verhovay Segely Egylet
helybeli 108-ik fi6kja rendes ha-
vi gyiileset reformatus temp
l0m alatti teremben.
A tagok keretnek, hogy ezen a
gyiilesen teljes szamban jelenje-
mex meg annal is inkabb, inert
ezen gyiilesen lesz harmadik
negyed evi szamadas bejelentve
es mas iigyek is keriilnek elinte-
zesre. Hoffer Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
LOPASON TETTENERT
FATAL TOLVAJ

Otto Koby forgalmi rend6r le-
tart6ztatott egy fatal tolvajt.
aki Central Towerben egy leany
retikiiljet akarta ellopni.
A leany sikoltasara, aki az
egyik mosd6fiilkeben tart6zlxo-
dott = figyelmes lett w. F. Yon-
kee iigyved, aki lefogta fatal
tolvajt es atadta a rend6rnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10

Beteg tagjaink: Mixich Gas
parne AL Pasadena ave. Kish
Andrasne 216 Crescent st. B.
10th Lajosne 1926 Manhattan
avenue es Pinter Martonne
3O08 South ave. - Betegseg a tit.
karnal jelentendS 17O6 Oak St.
Telefon 30s69. G6ber, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
KIRABOLTAK Az UTCAN EGY
SOUTH SIDEI EMBERT

Dudas Gyorgy 635 LaClede
avenuei lakost harom bandita a
300 E. Wood street szamu haz
elStt megtamadta Is elrabolta
As dollar keszpenzet. A karosult
,jelentest tett rendorsegen a ta-
madasr6l, nelly meginditotta a
nyomozast a tettesek utan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
SIT. IsTvAN EGYLET

Felkerem a Scent Istvan Egy-
let AEON tasjait ,akik igenyt tar
tanak . Nagybizottsag altal ka.
racsonyra kiosztando szegenyek
see6lyere, hogy ezen szandeknkat
a titkarnal jelentsek be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
Rekord gyozelmet aratott
Roosevelt az eln0kvalasztason
0riasi szavazat tobbseggel gyozte le elleneloltet
Hoover hat aamban vezetett John N Garner lett az
Egyesult Allamok vi alelnoke.
Engehardt nagy folennyel legyozte Gallant Leighnin
ger megyei ugyesz. - Penztarnok: George p Lewis -
Arvaszeki bro G. M Woodside

MAHONING MEGYE
Commissioner
George Gluck
Frank Vogan
Prosecutor
J. II. Leighninger
Clerk of Courts
James Green
Sheriff
William j. Engelhardt
Recorder
Fred Griffiths
Treasurer
George p. Lewis
Surveyor
George M. Montgomery
Coroner
Milton E. Hayes
Probate Judge
c.. M. Woodside
Common Pleas Judge
George II. Gessner
State Senator'S
George Roberts
j. Eugene Roberts
State Representatives
Frank Agnew
Earl Haefner
Mrs. w. f. Slagle
Congress
John G. Cooper
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10

November San zajlottak le
valasztasok, amikor az Egyesiilt
Allamok valaszt6polgarai meg
valasztottak uj eln0kiiket k0-
vetkez6 negy eyre Franklin De-
lano Roosevelt szemelyeben. A
demokrata elnok0n xviii lett
megvalasZtva a demokrata John
N. Garner alelnoknek.
Ugyanakkor, amid0n eln0k0t es
aleln0kot valasztott a ntp. Ohio
allam kormanyz6t, congressman-t,
senator-t es supreme .court-i bir6t,
Mahoning megye pedig megyei
tisztvisel6ket valaszt9tt.
A yalasztas, - melyet nagy IL
galmak el6ztek meg eredmf-
nye a k0vetkez0:
President
of the United States
Franklin d. Roosevelt
VICE President
of the United States
John N. Garner
OHIO ALLAN
Governor
Geo. White
Senator
Robert j.. Bnlkley
Congressman
John G.. Cooper
Supreme Court
Carl V. Weygandt
Appeals Court
Roberts
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||'kJABB
M. Laky Zsign,ond
eltiint otthonab6l

Mt. Laly. zsigmond, a youngs-
town. Magyar Refor7natus Egy-
haz 46 eyes lelkesze eddig XII mem
deritett uton eltiint 737 Mahoning
avenuei par6ki&jar6l.
Mt. Laky Zsigmondne bejelen-
tette rend6rsegen, hogy f@rje
szerd&n delutan 3::30-kor elment
otthon&b6l es az6ta semmi ielt
mem adott magar6l. A rend6ri
jelentes szerint Mt. Lakyne el6-
adta, hogy f6rje a nap legna-
gyobb reszet otthon&ban t0ltotte
Is hogy nagyon el volt keseredve
egyhazaban uralkod6 bajok Matt.
NJ. Laky Zsigmond es csaladja
h&t &vvel eze16tt keriiltek varo-
sunkba, amid6n az egyhazban
aklor uralkod6 bajokkal kellett
n1egkizdeni0k. Azota azonban
teljes bekesseg uralkodott az egy-
h&zban - mondja a jelentes -
egsszen a most folyo evig, ami
don az egyenetlenseg az egyhaz-
nal ujb6l keletkezett.
N6h&ny hettel ezel6tt Laky
tisxteletes allit6lag fenyegeto le.
velet kapott, hogy egy ember a
templomban, istentisztelet allal-
naval agyon fogja l6ni. A fenye-
lgetes dacara elment az istentisz.
te1etre.
Exen fenyeget6 level - Mt. La
kyne panasza, a rend6rseg jelen-
tese Is a Vindicator tud6sitasa
szerint - az tartalmaz, hogy ha
I.alky tiszteletes mem hagyja Ell
egyh&zanak pasztori allasat
eletkbe fog keriilni.
Mt. Lalky Zsigmond, felesege es
gyermekei sxerdan delben elfo-
gyasztottak ebehjiiket. Ebed utan
NJ. Lalyn6 lefekiidt amid0n fol-
kbredt, latta, hogy ferje eltavo-
zott a lak&sb6l es magaval vitte
es6lkabatjat Is sapkajat.
Estig semmi eletjelt mem adott
nnagfr6l Laky tiszteletes, akinek
Is egyh6x este tartando prezsb.
gyiil6ssn meg kel1ett volna jelen-
nj. Amid6n lattak, hogy a lelkesz
a,om jsleutlnxik, az ott tart6zko-
as iigyvsd, ald AZ egyhas iigyes-
bajos dolgait intezi, bejelentette
= rend6rsegen Mt. Lalky eltiineset.
Mt. Lakyne zokogva adta el0
ma reggel ferje eltineset.
10th Istvan, az egyhaz f6gond-
nola elmondta, hogy Mt. Laky
Zsigmond meglatogatta ct 200
East Federal street, iizleteben,
ahol t0bb, fontos dolgot beszeltek
meg, de a bek0vetkezett eltiines
nyoma mem latszott meg rata. A
megbeszeles targyat kepezte tob-
belk k0z0tt azon allitas, amelyet
lkisebb csoportok hirlapi kozleme-
nyeikben allitottak magyar la.
pokban, - melynek k0vetkezte-
ben a Mahoning Presbytery kline
vesett egy hivatalos bizottsagot
q vizsgalat levezetesere.
Ugyancsak be lett jelentve,
hogy az egyhaznal penziigyi ne
hezsegek allanak fem es exert
nem kapta Mt. Laky jelenleg fl.
xet&s&t.
Mt. Iakielmak ket gyermekuk
van: Laszl6 10 Is Sander 13 ewes.
ut. Laky Zsigmond, akinek el-
ttin6se nagy megdobenest keltett
Youngstownban, Bloomfield, n.
J.-ben erettsegizett es jart szemi.
n&riumba. Philadelphiaban lett
papp& szentelve, 20 evvel ezel0tt.
MIiel6tt Youngstownba kerii1t
Philadelphia, Pa, Bridgeport,
Conn, New Brunswick, N. J.-ben
t0lt0tt be lelkeszi allast.
ut. Laly Zsigmond' +. ev maju.
s4ban t0lt0tte be pappa szentele-
s6nslk 2o-ilk evfordul6j&t, melyet
nagy keretek k0z0tt iinnepelte
meg a Magyar Reformatus Egy-
h&x tags&ga.