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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08

dollarjaba kerul az orszagnak, de
kozben mem vetettek meg a le-
hetosegeket az egyes allamok-
ban es egyik mask utan sza.
vazott meg mindenfele bonuszt
a volt katonaknak.
Washington allan volt az els6,
amely hatezer dollaros, fifoman
felszerelt ,farmokat adott minden
volt katonajanak S ezideig Penn
sylvania az utolso, amely a te-
len szavazta meg bonuszt' a
szamukra.
Miota biztositast a kongrcsz-
szus megadta, azota egyre IL
gu1nak, larmaznak, fenyegetoz-
mex, hogy AIT azonnal fizessek
XII, ne pedig 1o45-ben.
Es minden evben megismetlo.
/
dix az ostrom a kongresszus el-
len, a kormany ellen. az orszae
ellen, mig elobb-utobb gy6 mi
iognak es kifizetjik ,ezt nagy
l1adisarcot.
Termeszetesen ezenkiviil is
kol1ektalnak rajtuk hetszaz mil
liot evente, ami ezermillio volt
amig ait Roosevelt harminc sza
zalekkal le mem vagta.
j Nyugdij azoknak. akik teny.
leg a harcteren voltak es meg
serultek. EFT senki mem sajnalJd
es soha mem kifogasolta voln,
egy lelek sem a nyugdij nagy
sagat.
| ! Korhazi kezeles azolSnak. akil
! a haborubol kifolyo1ag betegck,
f.. Kes5bb ez Is tdssssssAAa..4..
4 Ingyenes korhazi kezelest e
nvugdiiat adtak mindazoknak
akik haboru utan evekkel sze
re tick maguknak valami beteg
seget, meg akkor is. ha soha :
/ haborunak a szinet nem lattak
| Icy emelkedett ez a summa ev
ezermilliora.
A volt katonak irtozatos poll
tikai hatalmat kepviselnek.
Amelyik veterannak jarna eg,
par szaz dollar bonuszbo1, a.
(Folytatas a Ak oldalonl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08

goes both ways).
From what have heard in
Washington President Roosevelt
will stear this course.
s
BY the way I was in the same
room with the President for
more than 21z hours Saturday
night. The President was a
guest of the Washington news
papermen. So was I. We had a
good time. The President laughed
just as much as / did at the ex-
cellent program which followed
the dinner. Three hundred men
(no women) all nemspapermen,
or invited members of the cabinet
and a few senators participated.
watched our President during
the entire time. He is just as
human as you or I. For this
reason I am certain that he can
be trusted to do the best for
all the people and not be swayed
by any special class.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
MECFIzETJUK A HADISARCOT

A kongresszusban szavazni
fognak a bonuszrol Is inert az
osszes kongresszmenek valasz-
tas ala keriilnek ebben az esq
tendoben, mem lepne meg senkit,
ha az ijedt es gyava politikusok
megszavaznak a hadisarcot.
Es ha megteszik, ami csak az
elnok ellenzese mellett torten-
hetik, akkor elkovetkezik az anne
rikai tortenelem egyik legmeg-
alazobb, leggyalazatosabb fejeze-
te. Hadisarcot fogunk fizetni
azoknak a katonaknak, akik al
litolag lelkesen a hazat vedtek.
Mar t. i. a legtobben azokban
a katonai camp-ekben vedtek
amelyek jo messze voltak ten
gerparttol, inert odaig mar mem
jutottak.
A bonusz az az eletbiztositas
amit minden vclt katona meg
kapott az orszagtol es amt Z
torvenyek szerint 1945-ben kel
iene kifizetni.
Ez mem volt az elso kedvez
meny, amit kaptak.
Mikor besoroztak oket, potion
aron kaphattak tizezer dollaro!
eletbiztositast es nikor vege let
a haborunak, aki akarta. EFT ;
kilenctizedreszben ingyenes biz
tositast tovabb fizethette.
A hosok legnagyobb resze ez
mem akarta megten,li.
Ellenben pillanatok alatt seer
vezkedtek, vilagra jott a lego.
Veteran ssovetsegs es az-sels1
perctol kezdve hangosan kovete
loztek, hogy nekik enryivel me.
| annyival tartozik hazajuk, mer
elmentek, hogy AIT megvedjek.
Merit ait nem tagadhattak le
hogy legtobben meg tenger
partjaig sem jutottak, karpot
last azon a cimen koveteltek
hogy akik mem .voltak besoroz
va, azok nagyon jol kerestek
amig Ok munderban paradeztak
Vegil a szovetseg EFT a je
lenleg ervenyben levo biztositas
adta nekik, ami negyezermilli
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
JAvUlNAk A.
MUNKAVLSzONYOK
A heten mar 56 szazalek0s
er0vel dolgoznak a young
stOwni kerIlet acelgyarai

Amint kozelediink tavasz
f,le, tobb es tobb rendelest kap-
max a youngstown kerulet acel
gyarai es ennek kovetkezteben a
heten mar So szazalekos az acel-
terme1es.
Marcus vege d6tt remelik.
hogy az acel termeles eleri a so
sza zalekot es biztosra veszik,
hogy aprilisban meg ennel is
jobban dolgoznak maid a gya-
rak.
Az automobil gyarosok renge-
teg autoval tartoznak vev6iknek.
akik tavaszi atvetelre vasaroltak
gepeket az orszag minden vide
ken. Biztosra veszik, hogy a
marciusi automobil termeles
meghafadja maid 100000 ge-
pet, ami bizony mai Wis zonyok
kozt oriasi szan.
Marcus es aprilis folyaman es
valoszinileg meg majusban az
auto gyarak csaknem teljes ero-
vel fognak dolgozni es hacsa'<
sztrajkok mem akadalyozzak EFT
a t,rmelesi programmed. az ace
gyarakat is elfatjak bosegesen
rendelesekkel.
sstTaNasz akozeletftevel snegelen-
kill az epit6 ipar is. A washing
toni kormany a1ta1 elolegezet1
kozel harom billio do1laros koz.
munka program csak az idojaras
| javulasara var.
A vasuti kllso munkak is csak
hamar kezdetiiket veszik es ez
Szlnten sOk acel rendelest jelent
Youngstowban nemsokara
megindul 100 hazhely otthon epi-
tese, szinten Washington penz.
eel. Ezeket a hazakat egy vagy
ket aker 'folddel a kormany OF.
ESQ aron bocsatja alacsony fize-
tesen alkalmazottak rendelkeze-
sere. Eddig kozel ket ezren ad-
tax be palyazatot, hogy ilyen Oft
honhoz jussanak.
Altalaban a gazdasagi kilata-
sok kovetkezo harom honap.
"a jonak mondhatok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
"a jonak mondhatok.

a thing is impossible for all in
dustries. They want to create
a ruling class of A. F. of L.
(not all labor but only those who
pay them dues). They are all
wet. And I am certain that
President Roosevelt will not
listen to them.
The NRA has done wonders
in eight months. As every new
thing it creaks here or there, the
machinery Gas any new machi-
nery) needs changes to take out
the kinks that developed. But
the principle of the NRA self
government of industry under
public supervision and with
understanding participation OF
labor is the only right course
that can be taken.
To end unemployment, to
restore well being, to make
l20,000,000 people happy this
country needs cooperation and
not class legislation (and this
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
MARCUS .18-AN
LESz. AZ UNNEP
Az idei Nagybiz0ttsagi r.
z0s Szabadsag -iinnep mus
ra kitiin0nek igerkezik

-E {
Vasarnaphoz egy hetrc tartja
a Youngstown es Kornyeki Ma
gyar Egyhazak es Egyletel
Nagybizottsaga mar bevett
hagyomanyos Marciusi Unne-
pelyt Central auditorium nagy
termeben.
Ugy a Nagybizottsag mint egy
kikildott kisebb bizottsag, sz0r-
galmasan dolgozik egy nagysza-
basu misor osszeallitasans
Az idei musoron mind kivSl6
er6k es szonokok ta1altak hely<t.
Gyermek szanok mem lesznelr,
ere lesz alkalom maid maskor.
AZ iden az ifjusag Is a regi em-
berek fognak szerepeTni. ".
A legnagyobb erdekl6des el6zi
meg Scent Istwan egyl1az nagy
vccyes enekkaranak szerepleset.
AZ enekkar ezuttal e'5szor lep Il ]
nagy nyilvanossag ele. Kezei 20
tagja szorgalInasarl gyakorol Rt.1
Andras Jeromns ve .etese alatt,z
4 Mar nlagaban EFT a kart meg
hallgatni erdenes .Iesz eIjonni.
A musorral lapunk kotvetkezd /
szaInaban reszletessbben fogunk
foglalkozni. s
.,s A Nagybizottsag ezen az utolf;
fiis sregi4ivjs H%Ase s5idsi ~ 5l 8
de Mahoning es Shenango VOL
gyeinek osszmagyarsagat- Belep-
ii dij szokas szerint mem lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
WASH|NCTONBA VEzET MA M|INDEN UT|
AL DEAL vEzEREHEz ROOSEVELT THEz
Az en0k beszel mindenk tapsol. - Egyeniege eragad
ia meg ellenfeleit is = Eros szvi ember az eln0k
Szidjak es dicserik NRA-t. - Az en0k
az ujsagir6k tarsasagaban

Fgy heta, hogy Washington
ban idozom. Vad hidegben err
keztem ide. Mikor elmentem
Youngstownbol, zero alatt volt
homero, vasarnap lit mar fell
SO kabat nelkiil jartak az en-
berek.
Egesz tavaszias ido volt ami
kor hetfon rsggel Constitution
hall oriasi nagytermeben vagy
egyezer gyaros, keresked6, kon-
gresszusi tag, a diplomaciai kar
tagjai es termeszetesen az ujsag-
irok elott megjelent Roosevelt
elnok, hogy mintegy beszamolot
tartson els6 evi elnokseger6l.
Az elnokot oriasi ovacio TO-
gadta A nagy teremben perce-
kig zugott taps. Mr.. Roosevelt
roviden beszelt. Kijelentette,
hogy az NRA allando lesz. Hogy
allami tervezes es feliigyelet
fogja felvaltani az ipar es keres-
kedelemben dulo konyort ellen
harcot, hogy a fizeteseket emel-
nj kell es a munkaidot megint lie
kell szallitani, hogy jusson min
denkinek munka es megelhetes.
Oriasi tapssaf fogadtak az ell
nok beszedenek veget = es alig
par oraval kesobb megint hang
zottak a panaszok az NRA ellen.
A baj OFT van, hogy egy ilyen
Macy orszagban, mint Amerika
es amelyben az iparnak minden
aga megtalalhato, mem lehet
kaptafara egyforman megsza-
bott szabalyokat huzni.
Amig valamelyik iparban le-
het 80 orat dolgoztatni hetenkent
es azert 40 oral fizetest adni, adj
dig egy mask iparban csak 20
orat lehetne dolgozni es azert
lehetetlen dupla fizetest adni.
Sokan hangoztattak, hogy ma
ga Samu bacsi (Uncle SAM a
legnagyobb csizler az NRA alatt
inert a kormany alkalmazottai
ma is Is szazalekkal kevesebh
fizetest kapnak, mint egy evve1
| ezelott es inert maga az elnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
A FARRELL BETEVOK
Al SZAZALEKOT KAPNAK

A Colonial Trust Company
volt betevoi, Jarrett Is Lastko
becslok szerint, ha feloszlatjak a
bankot, Al szazalekot kaphatnak
a torvenyszekhez beadott jelen-
tes szerint.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
TOWN TOPICS

Washington, where ] am as write
these lines, was the final approval
Of the canal which will help the
Youngstown district grow, will
give more mork to the steel
workers and secure the value of
their homes and public insti
tutions.
Tie report favorable to the
project was signed by General
Markham, chief Of the u. S.
Army engineers Friday evening
and approved by Secretary of
War Dern Saturday noon. It
now awaits action by Congress
and this will be forthcoming in
the near future.
haven't been in Washington
since December, when / attend
the last canal hearing before the
board of Army Engineers. At
that time I could not stay, done
my work and left for home. This
time, however, what with wait
ing for the formalities which
attend the making of the final
report, depending on captains,
colonies, generals and even on
the Secretary of War that each
will do his part of the routine
red tape without delay I am
still hear and may be here to
the end of the week.
While waiting I had time to
look around.
Washington is busy city. It
is hard to get a room in a decent
hotel. The city is filled with vi
sitors who have business to
transact with the many govern
ment agencies and departments.
The faces of the visitors mostly
show worry. The expression in
dicate that we are not yet out OF
the woods. That the battle for
economic recovery is still pro-
crossing and that it is not yet
won.
While here General Johnson
of the NRA held his kicking
circus where people from all
parts of the country and all walks
of life aired their views about
the MIRA, criticized it's faults
and demanded this or that.
Every shade of socialist from
the scarlet red of the communists
to the parlor pinks and even
yellows was represented. Organ
lied labor appeared in force. Its
spokesmen had nothing but kicks
and complaints.
] listened to few of these.
am disgusted.
I am for the laboring man.
first, last and all the time, but ]
am not for instituting class legis-
lation favoring just organized
labor and nobody else. I believe
in the freedom of labor and Of
the individual. When one listens
to these labor leaders who live
well on the dues earned by the
hard toll of the real workers one
is forced to the conclusion that
they are the worst enemies ol
social progress and economic re.
covery.
These fellows want to force
(and there are some Legislators
like Senator Wagner from New
York; every worker to join the
American Federation of Labor
Mind you force him!
They want universal 80 hour
weeks, well knowing that such
IL Nk...~1~z- Z.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08

ellenzi, hogy teljes fizetesleva-
gast visszaadja nekik Kon-
gresszus.
Roosevelt egyike legjobb
szonokoknak, Remek barton
hangja van, amslyet nagyszeriien
tud alkalmazni. AZ elnok meg
jelenese is nagyszsrii. Amint las
san kozeledik a szonoki emel-
veny fele egyik szarnysegedjenek
karjara tamaszkodva, minden
embernek eszebe jut, hogy mi
lyen harcot folytatott benulas
kora ellen. Az emberek szive-
ben ez nemcsak bamulatot, de
szanalmat es szeretetet is kelt.
Multi szombaton este mem csak
hivatalos, de barati formaban is
LATHAM az elnok0t Mr.. Roosevelt
es a miniszterej kivalo allan
ferfiak vendegeivolta Feller
Hazban szolgalatot teljesito III
sagirok klubjanak amelynek en-
is tagja vagyok
Washington l1ehiresebb szai-
lodajanak oriasfSltermeben vol,
"a vacsora, amsIS csak ferfiak
voltak jelen. AegRivost aiiam.
ferfiakon kiviil a tobbi mind III
sagiro volt. Mindenki tuxedobar
(fekete estelyi ruha) volt oltoz-
We, az elnok is.
Pont fel nyolckor mindenki a
helyen volt. Felharsan haditen-
gereszet zenekaranak trombita
jele es az elnoki indulo hangjai
mellett bevonul az elnok. A
hosszu foemelveny kozepeie
megy, ahol leul egy karosszekbs
az asztalfohoz.
Mindenki leul akkor amikol
az elnok es megkezdodik a va
csora.
Az elnok integet ismeroseinek
Tobben oda mennek hozza es
bemutatjak azokat, akiket mem
ismer. Engem csak ketszer latot1
es velem csak egyszer beszel1
hosszabb ideig. megis ram is.
inert
"On az az ujsagiro, aki've:
Youngstown es Pittsburgh koz1
beszelgettem kozvetlenll a va
lasztasok elott?" mondott;
nekenn.
"Elnok Ur emlekezo tetetseg,
nagyszeru'' mondottam en-.
"De a nevet mem tudom kiej
teni" - mondotta moso1yogv;
az e1nok.
A rne11ette iilo ujsagiro, aki ;
klub choke, odasug neki:
"Mi csak ugy hivjuk, hog,
Memo, senki sem tudja Washing
tonban a nevet kiejteni."
Az e1nok nevet, amikor ''le
spel1olom" neki a nevemet.
"Jobb lesz ha en- is Memorial
szolitom,' mondta nevetve
"Milyen nemzetisegu On?'
"Az en- szulohazam az az or
szag, amelyet a beke a leggya
lazatosabban megnyomoritott
Magyar vagyok,' mondtam a;
elnoknek.
"Nekem sok magyar ismero
som van,' mondotta az El
nok es massal kezdett beszel
getni.
| A vacsora nagyszerii volt. E.
evben tortent eloszor 16 ev ota
hogy ezen a banketten italt j;
szolgaltak fel. Mem palinkat, d.
annal jobb borokat. A leveshez
feher bort adtak, a hushoz voros
bort, tesztahoz Is azutan PEGS
g6t.
(Folytatas Six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08

ellenzi, hogy a teljes fizetesleva-
gast visszaadja nekik Kon-
gresszus.
The Washington times., 1934-11-07
Virginia Rebuilds
Curved Highways

WINCHESTER, Va, Nov. 7.
A State convict camp is being es.
tablished three miles east of Win
chester on State highway No. so,
the most heavily Travelled route be-
tween here and Washington, to re-
construct nine miles of the road
between here and Boyce. Several
dangerous curves will be elimi
mated. The new highway will be
of standard macadam construc.
ton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-03-12
Peoples Forum,

Editors Note)-The Tribune vel.
comes letters on subjects Of inter.
est. Letters dealing with contro.
versial religious subjects, which
attack individuals unfairly, or
which offend good taste and fair
play will be returned to the writ.
ers. All letters MUST be signed.
own name beneath It. We will re-.
spect such requests. We reserve
ths right to delete such parts Of
letters ~ may be necessary to
conform to this policy.
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Today's Contract Problem

spade. trumping in his own hand with
the four Of hearts.
Next he played q low diamond, and
when West played the six. he finessed
the nine. East winning with the queen
and returning the king Of spades
which Roberts trumped with the six
Of hearts.
Roberts now led the three Of dia-
monds. When West played the eight
he got q good reading on the West
hand and refused to 60 up with the
king In dummy, playing the seven
spot. East was forced to win the trick
with the ace.
East returned the queen Of spades,
which Roberts trumped with the nine
Of hearts and 1t held the trick. West
discarding q diamond.
The seven Of hearts was played
next, declarer going right up with the
ace In dummy, catching East's queen
and the hand was made. All Roberts
had to do was to lead the king Of
diamonds from dummy, which East
trumped with his good king of hearts
As the jack and three Of hearts were
In dummy and the ten Of hearts anc
five Of diamonds were In Roberts
hand, he was bound to win the las,
two tricks.
Copyright. 1894, NEA Service, Incl
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to make another, Wilson pointed out.
Whore more feed than has ALREADY
been authorised = needed, application
must be made to the county worker,
who will report to the state office O. :
special form provided for that purpose.
In cases requesting It, sufficient
wheat and oats have been authorised
for March and April to feed tho horses
during spring work. i - expected
that the balance not needed during
March will be carried over into May 70
care for the feed needs during that
month.
Persons who have not exhaugeod
their credit are not entitled to led
relief under the regulations odppeo9
for its distribution. Wilson said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-03-12
Bismarck, N. D.
March 4, 1884.
Editor Tribune:

Since the government Is spreading
It's net for chiselers and grafters, big
and little, we believe that all who pos
sess knowledge Of anyone seeking to
benefit through the various relief pro-
jects and who Is not entitled to same,
should make this knowledge known
and not merely complain Of the mat
ter. In your issue Of March 2 q writ
er In the Peoples Forum says: II
know some farmers who are working
on CWA jobs and are drawing relief
on top Of 1t, and on top Of that they
are selling hay to county or relief
set-ups. How Is that for a farmer?
I am asking your"
Brother, we don't think much Of .
farmer who, by Misrepresentation or
fraud, gets his name on relief roll,
but we think that 1t Is your duty as
well as that Of all who have such per-
sonal knowledge, to report them to
local relief authorities and. II they
do not act, to take the matter direct
to Washington. We also believe It
their business to visit and inspect the
farms Of all farmers on relief rolls
and not rely on their own statements,
and in only this way can such abuses
be combatted and stopped.
OF course there are all sorts Of
rumors floating around and no doubt
many Of them are caused by jealousy
and spite but, since the government
has drawn q certain line as to which
farmers shall and which shall not re-
ceive aid, It Is our duty as public citi-
zens to see that none overstep that
boundary line.
Any farmer who mtlks number of
cows or has other farm income, GER
tainly Is not entitled to government
relief or help Of any kind unless his
neighbors In similar position receive
the same consideration.
So we believe the time has come to
emerge right out In the open and tell
what we know. II there are any
chiselers or grafters In our midst, the
sooner they are weeded out the better
It will be for the home community and
the country in general.
We furthermore believe more re-
ports of this nature would be made
were 1t not for the fact that one hates
to be considered tale.bearer. There.
fore, we believe II each and every farm
whose occupant Is on the relief list
were to be visited and . thorough
report made as to all sources Of farm
income It would be Of much help.
No doubt many farmer would thus
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-03-12
APPLICATIONS FOR
FEED RELIEF MUST
Be IN BY March "A
Season Far Enough Advanced
50 Final Needs Can Be
Estimated

March "a is the final date for max
ing applications for federal feed relief
according to E. A. Wilson, director OF
stock feed distribution for North Da-
kota.
Wilson said Monday that the sea-
son Is now far enough advanced so
that persons needing feed relief to
carry their stock until pastures are
available should be able to estimate
their needs. He urged that applica-
tons be made at once by anyone quail
ified under the regulations to receive
feed.
Persons who have already made an
application for feed relief do not need
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-03-12
WILLIAM T. HARRIS.
SUCCUMBS sunday.
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS.
Well Known Businessman Had
Been q Resident Of Bic.
userck Since 1905

william =. HarriA well known Bis
marck business man, died at the Bis
marck hospital at 1880 p. m. Sunday
after IN illness Of less than 10 days.
Pneumonia and resultant complica-
tons were the cause Of death.
Mr.. Harris was born at Warren,
MINI, Aug. Is. 1853. He attended the
public schools 1t Warren. After grad
uating from high school he attended
tho Fargo Business College In 1907
and 1908. In 1905 he came to Bis
marck a. stenographer for the Bis
marck Grocery company. which posi-
ttoa he held two years He was Z
stenoerapher for the late Governor
=. Z. sarles for time and worked in
other offices In the state capitol un-
til 1909, when he took . position In
the office Of tho adjutant general
where he was employed until 1915.
In that year he established. the sta
taOnery business, which he operated In
partnership with Harry Woodmansee.
They developed 1t into one Of the most
successful establishments Of its kind
In North Dakota.
He took an active interest In lodge
activities being . Sand degree Mason
and member Of Bismarck Lodge No.
5, A. r. d A. NJ, also Of FL Zagal
Temple Of the Mystic Shrine Of Fargo.
He also was . member Of st. Elmo
Lodge No. Z, 4. Of r, Of which he
was past chancellor. Bismarck Lodge
No l199. B. p. o. E., and the Lions
club.
Mr.. Harris was married Aug. 20,
1916, at st. Thomas. N. D., to Gladys
Johnston. He leaves his wife and two
children, Jack Hamilton, and Jean
Flagg, and two brothers, Adelbert Of
Warren, Mimi, and James Roy Of
Denver, Colo. Both brothers were at
his bedside when he passed away.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30
p. m, Tuesday from the Presbyterian
church with Rev. r. E. Logee, officiat-
ing, assisted by Rev. Walter e. Water
Of McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church. Masonic services will be In
charge Of Rose Croix chapter Of the
Scottish Rite Masons. Members OF
the Masonic Blue lodge masons viii
attend the services In q body.
Pallbearers will be Frank e. Cave,
Paul Wachter, G. q. Derby, Judge w.
L. Nuessle, Frank Aughnay and Worth
Lumry. The body will lie in state at
the Perry Funeral Home Monday eve
ming and Tuesday forenoon.