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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
BRIDGEPORT SZovETSEG
YOUNGSTOWN, Is. OSZT.

A rank jov6 vasarnap, de-
cember 15-en tartja az ev
utolso gyuleset a szokott he
lyen es id6ben, az oreg ref.
templom gyiilestermeben. A
tisztikar keri a tagok szives
megjeleneset, ANIMAL is inkabb,
inert ezen a gyiilesen valasz-
szuk meg az 1936-ik eyre q
tisztvisel6ket.
Beteg tagok: 10th Andras-
ne, Nemeth Gy0rgyne. Olajos
Andrasne. Betegseg az ugy-
kezel6nel jelentend6: 1884
Silliman st. Telefqn 94O5O.
Husoczky J6zsef tigykezel6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
EJFELI INSET
KOZVETIT A RADIO
BUDAPESTROL

A magyar radio lehetove te.
szi, hogy az amerikai magya-
rok az idei karacsony alkal-
naval ejfeli miset hallgat-
hassanak az ohazabol, Buda-
pestr0l. December 24-en ejjel
budapest id6) a Regnum
Marianum templombol ejfeli
miset k0zvetit a radio es EFT
a szekesfehervari adoallomas
HAT4 hivojellel 1898 mes
(9.125 kc s) hullamhosszon az
amerikai magyarsag reszere is
kozvetiteni fogja EFT a le-
adast december 25-en, kara
csony els6 napjan reggel Z
orakor budapest id6) meg
ismetli abbol a celbol, hogy
az id6kil0nbsegeket we've fl
gyelembe, minel tobben hall
gathassak a magyar leadast,
ugyanis mas kiilorszagokban
tl6 magyarokna1 mas-mas
idopontra esik a pesti idosza-
mitas. A radio az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap utjan keri az
amerikai magyar radiohallga-
tokat, hogy a vetel koriilme-
nyeir6l ertesitsek vagy a Ma
gyarok Vilagkongresszusanak
irodajat budapest, v. Geza-
ucca A., vagy a budapest ra-
dio igazgatosagat budapest,
VIII. Sander ucca ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12

Hetfon este a Stambaugh
Auditoriumot zsufolasig meg
t0lt0tt, diszes, nagyreszt anne
rikai k0z0nseg el6tt Macy 81
kert aratott Lorard Edit ma
gyar hegediimiveszn6 es Is
f6bol allo magyar koncert zene,
kara.
A koncertet a Monday
Musicale Club rendezte es mi
utan ez a nagy klub tagjainak
rendezi csak, mlnden teller
nagyszabasu koncert program.
jat, egyes jegyek mem voltak
kaphatok. A klubnak ugyanis
az a szabalya, hogy egy kon.
certre nem ad el jegyeket. Me.
gis sok magyar, aki elliott, hogy
meghallgassa Lorand Editet
bejutott, inert egy mask sza,
baly szerint Youngstown varo.
son xviii lakoknak szabad je.
gyet eladni.
A magVar01 alkik oft vol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
Macy BALL CEN
LESz vASARNAp
Barbertonnal merkozik =
Youngstown magyar csapat,
amely vezet a Ligaban. Fel
veszik a fiuk az vi piresg
feher, zold dreszeket

A Youngstown Magyar
Sport Club football csapata
most vasarnap, december h6.
15-en a barbertoni csapattall
jatszik Liga gamet a Harrison
Fielden, amely (Wallnut IS.
Rayen Ave. sarkan van) 81
magyar csapatnak az els6I
forduloban ez az utolso Liga
game es legnagyobb kiizde-
lemre es eros jatekra van ki-
latas.
A magyar csapat az akronil
class B Ligaban az els6 he
lyen all es 0riilnenk, ha to-
vabbra is el0bbre tudnak vinnil
a Youngstown magyar nevet.
A sportkedvel6 magyarsag j6l
teszi ha tomegesen jelennel
meg a Harrison Flelden 2::3O-
kor, hogy buzditanak a gy6ze-
lemre a tiszta magyar fiukbdl
allo Youngstown csapatot IS.
egyuttal ezen a gamen veszik
fel a Nagybizottsag altal aj&n-
dekozott vi felszerelest, amely
remelve a piros, feher, z0ld
szinekben a magyarsag tetsze-
sere talal.
a tevedes elkerlilese v6retk
=
Ivegi angol lapokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
A vERHOvAY 1OS.
VI TISzTvESELOl

A Verhovay 1O8-ik fiok multi
vasarnap tartotta evi tiszt-
ujito gyuleset a tagsag eleg
szep szamu reszvetelevel. Csc,
kelly kivetellel az 0szes regi
tisztviseloket ujbol megvalasz-
tottak.
Eln0knek immar 0todszor,
egyfolytaban megvalasztottak
ismet Debroszky Andrast.
Aleln0k a j0v6 eyre Habodasz
Gustav lesz. Turner Jozsef
titkart, Juhasz Jozsef penn
tarnokot es Uray Karoly I'LL
lenort egyhangulag valasz-
tottak meg ujbol.
A lob fi6k elhatarozta, hogyI
orvost valtoztat es DR.. Mig
letz Andrast az egylet tagj&t
szemelte XII. Habar az evi
kimutatast maid csak a i0v6,
honapban mutatjak be az ell
mutt ev nagy haladast jelen-
tett q fioknal, inert tagletszama
tobb mint 275-re szaporodott.
fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
A SIT, y GYORCY G0R0C
KATH. SZ0VETSEG
RENDKIVULI GYULESE

A SIT. Gy0rgy Cor. Kath
Szovetseg youngstown 12-ik
osztalya december 15-en, most
vasarnap este 7 oral kezdet-
tel rendkiviili gyulest tart a
templom alatti helyisegben.
A legutobb megtartott rem
des havi gyulesiinkon az lido
r0vidsege Matt, az vi alapsza-
balyok isrnertetese magyara-
zata es felette valo szavazas
elmaradt.
Exert a most vasarnap tar
tando rendkivuli gyiilesunk0n
minden tag tartsa kotelessege-
mex AEON megjelenni es oft
velemenyet kinyilvanitani, an
nal is inkabb, inert a meg nem
jelen6 tag bintetes ala esik.
A gyules utan egy kisebb
estely kereteben a tagok in
gyen lesznek megvendegelve,
az etelt Is italt az osztaly
ferfi es moi tagjai fogjak fel-
szolgalni.
TiSztelettel:
Lengyel Peter elnok,
Legeny Fere,1c titkar,
H1jdu J6sSef penztarnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
A VERHOVAY 1O8.


Keren1 azon tagtarsakat,
akik meg a bankett-je -jeggyel
mem szamoltak el, hogy ext
miel6bb tegyek meg, hogy az
elszamolAst megtudjuk csi-
nalni.
Beteg tagjaink: Varga Janos
1647 Midland Ave-; Kiss ia
nosne 818 Steel ST.; Mrs. w.
WhitehouSe 35 So. LakevieW
Ave. Gil]ingham Ferencne.
Turner J6ssef, titkar,
lis Manchester Ave.
Telefon 9l059.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
.MEC0LTE 4 NAPOS
FIAT EGY ANYA
Kllon0s csaladi drama. -Egy
fatal no tragikus esete

Macy ritkasag, hogy egy
anya, alig par nappal azutan,
hogy fajdalommal vilagra hoz-
"a gyermeket, AIT mereggel
pusztitja el.
Ilyen, kil0n0sen tragikus
eset t0rtent lit a mutt het We
gen.
Kovalevszky Sandorne II
ewes koraban arvasagra jutott
Alig volt 13 ewes, mar dolgozni
kenyszeritette a nyomor. Elo-
szor mint hazilany dolgozott
t0bb csaladnal. Kes6bb azon-
ban pincern6 lett.
Mint pincerno, yalaki meg
ejtette es teherbe esett. K0z.
vetlenul a gyermek megsziile.
tese elott, november no 3O-ar
felesegul vette Kovaleszky San.
dor newt fiatalember, aki sze.
rette a szegeny lanyt, haba1
jol tudta hogy nem 8 a szule-
tend6 gyer1nek atyja.
Kovalevszkiek, a fatal par
a 637 E. Pasadena Ave. alatt
talaltak kis lakast. OFT szule
IItett meg par nap mulva a eyer.
mex. A gyermekagyas lazbar
fekv6 fatal teremtest gyot0rte
a gondolat, hogy ura tudja
hogy a gyermek nem az owe
inert az kijelentette, hogy 9
1gyermeket lelenchazba fogjAl
fadAi B VS.
En- szeretem a felesegemet'
mondotta a ferfi "dacara a tor
tenteknek". Az asszony atto]
felt, nogy a gyermek miatt ia.
Ian otthagyja az ura es alig
volt a csecsem6 negy napos, a
mellette fekv0 gyermeknek
eros merget 0nt0tt a szajaba
Az aprosag mem sokkal kes6bh
elpusztult a korhazban.
Az asszonyt meg mem fogtak
Ell. De emberi biineert els0
foku gyilkossaggal yadolja a
rend6rseg a kegyetlen elet
fatal aldozatat. Maid ha fell
gyogyul a gyermek-agybol, a
megyei b0rt0nben helyezik ell.
Mem hissziik. hogy vele
szemben a torveny kegyetlen
szigora volna alkalmazhato.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
MAGYAR ECYHAZAK
ES ECYLETEK SZIVES
ECYELMEBE

Miutan ugy a Karacsony
mint az ujev napja szerdai
napra esik, azert kerjik az
egyhazak es egyletek vezet6it,
hogy a hireiket mar legke-
sobb hetfo este 6 craig a va
rosi irodaban vagy a szerkesz-
tosegbe sziveskedjenek bekiil-
deni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
VERHOVAY 21. FI0K
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink: Id. Vas Ist-
van, Koleszar Gy0rgy, Fajro-
vics Andrasne, r. r. D. No. s.
Ignath Gyula, 2S5 E. Dewey
Ave.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelen-
tend6: 78 N. Bruce st. Tel
62871.
G6bersJ Jdn0s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
AP R 0 HIREK

HAT MAZSAS vashenger la.
pitotta agyon Cecz Gabor &c
ewes diosgy0ri vasmunkast a
minap munkakozben. A hat
mazsas vashenger valosaggal
yonlapitotta a szerencsetlent.
NYOLC EVI FEGYHAZAT
KAPOTT. A minap itelkezett
a birosag Szauter Antal zsam-
beki pest n.y. f0ldmives fe-
lett, aki september elejen fel-
tekenysegb6l meggyilkolta fe-
leseget, Szauter nyolc evet
kapott a feleseggyilkossagert.
PEGS VAROS isrnet doboI-
tat. A dob el6kerult a varosi
lomtarb6l Pecsett. K0zerdekI;
hireit ugyanis megint dob
szoval hirdeti ki a varos. Sok
nez6je szokott akadni a szo-
katlan latvanynak
NEG AKARTA MERGFZNI
az urat 0t evi fegyhazat ka-
pott, Rig6 Gergely so ewes
biharnagybajo ajomi dinnyecs6szt
felesege borban feloldott zsiros
szodayal meg akarta mer-
gezni A meregkever6 asszonyt
q minap 0t evi fegyhazra itel-
te q debreceni bir6sag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
publisher. I regret nay u71-
1UOid1ble absence. As one
OF his many genuine
friends of Slovak ancestry
let me sag '.Nnzdar."
halt meg.



Meg hasdbokon DIT tolytat-
hatn6k az Idv0zI0 levelek es
slrg0ay0t hosssu sordt. De
ut6vegre az nudr sok volna.
Igy tehdt csak telsoroljuk ne
hdny kald6 nevet.- Bencze i'd
nos, Rev6sz Kdln1dn es Varga
J. Mihdly, a Verhovay Segely
Egylet k0zponti tisztvisel6i,
Pittsburgh; DR.: Bolgdr II. En-
10in, a Ssabadsdg tulajdonosa;
Condos Sdndor;; Fred Shat
runap, a Board OF Election
tagja; A. w. Craver, a Demo
krata Pdrt es d Board of Elec-
tion eln0ke; Erskine Maiden,
t6ruenyszeki bird; Clifford M.
Woodside, Hagyateki bir6;
John J. Arnold, naegyei t0-
sSdn1vey6;., Frank Purnell, el-
n0k;; w B. Gillies' aleln0k; r.
G. Argetsinger f6lgyesz, a
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
co. rkss6t6l,; r. v Wysor es C..
N. White; a Republic Steel
Corporation aleIn6Eei;;. e.. N.
Mcdonald, a Carnegie Illinois
Steel Co. generdL szupertiatel-
dense, ath,, st5..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
yAGYBIZOTTsAGI CYt)LEs

A Youngstown es Kornyeke
Egyhazak es Egyletek Macy
bizottsaga december h6 loan,
hetf6 este 5 oral kezdettel 8
Scent Istvan Otthonban, rem
des havi gyiilest tart.
Keretnek az 0sszes nagy-
bizottsagi tagok pontos meg
jelenesre.
a Tisztika1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
HELYREIGAZITAS

!. A Nemenyi tiszteletere rem
dezett bankett nevsorab6l ki-I
maradt Mrs. S. Rusnak neve.
tevedesb6l. Helyette egy Mrs.
Friedman volt emlitve. s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
PRO HUNGARIA GYt)lES

A Pro Hungaria hetf6n este
fel nyolc oral kezdettel tartja
gyuleSet a West Sidei Magyar
Otthonban. Keretnek 8 ta-s
gok q pontos lnegjelen4sre.
a TisztitafsIl " y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
JOHN G. COOPER.

4NNSSISS ~. LgpSC5tC7, WtU-
gyox asdraaosdsn. dlla1ai szend,
tord Mdno1sing ,,segySnek, aki-
NIX Golun,busbe ketlett utaznio
az dllanai t0ruenyhozds llesere,
igy siirgony0z0tt::
Congratulations on your
several anniversaries, sorry
I could not be Uith yox.
Minde1a j6t kiDdq0k
MAURICE w. L1PSCHER.
George c. Br1inard, a Gen.
eral Fireprooting Co. elu0ke a
'kovetkes6 siirg0nyt kuld0tte:
We join a0ith your other
many friends to congra-
tulate you on your 5Oth
birthday and De send our
best 1Dishes for a long
continuation of your serv-
ices to the citizens of
youngstown.
GEORGE. C. BRAINARD.
A leghosssabb surg0nyt Johr,
A. Willo, tot ssdrmasdsu dgy-
Oed, a legnagyobb ameritai tot
egyesulet orszdgos ugyesse
klld0tte es az igy sz6l::
For oOer a quarter of a !.
century tonight's guest of
honor has unseltishly de-
Ooted himself to the cause
z OF Youngstown. to the
cause of the toreign-born
its adopted citizens. During
that long span of gears he
has giuen freely and gen.
erously OF himself to euery
cause a0hich made for the
betterment of the COM
nau7ity a0hich made for
the good OF humanity. He
has dealt NTH his tellow-
man as he 1D0uld haze his
telloWn1a1l deal 1Oith him.
He has taught and preach
ed genuine Americanism
on the pages of his Hun
gari1n Journal. He has
brought honor and glory
not only upon himself, not
only upon the Hungarian
people, but also upon all
Youngstown citizens Of
foreign ancestry. No man
could haze done more. I
therefore join NTH his
host Of friends IN paying 4
tribute to Ernest N. Ne
nsenW as a good man, a
sterling public spirited
citizen, as g genuine hu-
m1nitdrjan and as a model y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-12
I own! ]! 1! Topics

We are still under the in
tl1sence Of that wonderful
testimonial dinner given to our
editor a a0eek ago Monday on
the occasion of his 5Oth birth
day the 25th anniversary OF
the starting OF oar paper and
Mr.. Nen,enyi's 2Oth gear OF
serDice Nth The Vindicator.,
The memory OF that night
aOAl Hve NTH us f0rever.
We may be pardoned in our
pride for publishing here some
OF the telegranas and letters
received from persons aOho 1Oere
out OF the city or for whona it
was impossible to attend.
DR.. Louis Alery, Hungary's
c0nsul-general at Clevelnnd
sent this message:
Sslletes 1a1pjn 0tOenedk
evtordul6ja alk1lmdb6l me-
legen IdO0sl0m. Er6t egess-
4zD f6o4 'Youpa.Y 4a69s
lelkes sajt6 k0sgadasdgi
es kulturmunkdt, melyre
velem egyItt nainden ma
gyar dllampolgdr neltdn
busske lehet, a j0u6ben a
k0S0s ssdl6orssdg j6 ueue-
mex az EgyesIlt Allanaok-
ban val6 ismertetese vegett
oily sseretettel es lelkese-
dessel tolytathassa, mint
ast eddig tette. AZ Isten
sokdig eltesse.
DR.. ALEXY LAOS,
f6kOnsul.
Congressman John c.. Coope,
a0l1O had to 90 to Washington
and could not attend for that
reason 1DrOte.
I hold Mr.. Nenle71yi in high
regard, and belieUe him
to be one OF the Outstand-
ing able public spirited
citizens of our community,
and I am sorry indeed
that I wiU be unable to
pay honor to him on this
occasion.
JOHN c.. COOPER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10
SOUTHPORT CHURCH TO
MARK MOTHERS DAY
Breakfast, Concert and Sermon to
Feature Morning Services.

The Southport Presbyterian
Church Builders class will open
Mothers Day with a breakfast from
to $50 Sunday at the church.
The Singleton Jubilee Singers VIII
present a concert after the break
fast. Regular services will be at 10.
Mrs. Helen Lacock is general
chairman, Mrs. Paul H. Miller,
chairman, and Mrs. Dorothy Turner,
dining room chairman. Others as
sisting are Mrs. Greyble Mcfarland,
Mrs. Frank WincheI, Mrs. Joy
Miles, Mrs. Lillian Mclaughlin, Mrs.
George Smart, Mrs. Frances Prultt,
Mrs. Arthur Sanders, Mrs. Ruth
Neibert and Mrs. Olive Kortepeter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10
suicide Is Coroner,s Verdict

Bert Hendricks, so, Sheridan, Ind,
who was found hanging in a base
ment Of the Central States Hospital,
Sunday. committed suicide, DR.. John
Wyttenbach, deputy coroner, re-
ported today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10
.=Kggy.zl'1g.:s: :: !: :: I: I
kgzzz,,szElIgz1Oli,..l,s5,.gza
BY JOHN THOMPSON

INDIANAPOLIS is being treated
L this week to several displays Of
art not confined to the conven-
tional field.
Tile exhibition Of pictorial pho
Biography at the John Heron Art
institute is outstanding in its
freshness and its audacious at
tack on new and vibrant subject
matter It has not been so long
since photography was not con-
sidered one of the arts. but most
museums and school have come to
recognize that using a camera Is
little different from using a brush.
pencil or crayon. The composition.
color, shading and character Of
the picture are still left entirely
up to the artist
The Warren Munk trophy.
awarded through the indianapolis
Camera Club to the invited cam
era club which has presented the
most meritorius display, went this
year to the Photographic Society
of Philadelphia. which stands out
head and shoulders above the
group.
One portrait. Alarm" in the
Philadelphia section, taken by
Louis DeS. Dibert, is a masterpiece
in dramatic action caught by a
portrait camera man.
Other exhibiting clubs are the
Camera Club of Baltimore. the
Boston Camera Club, Camera As
sociates Of the Boston City Club.
Department of Photography Of
the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and
Sciences, the Chicago Camera
Club, Fl. Dearborn Camera Club,
the Los Angeles Camera Club.
Pittsburgh Photography section OF
the Academy of Science and Art,
the Photographic Society of San
Francisco, and the indianapolis
Camera Club which sponsors the
annual show.
The show will continue through
out the month.
TINE annual Indiana Society Of
Il Print Makers exhibit is en-
joying an enthusiastic response at
the H. Lieber galleries. The prints
are all above par and several be-
long in the exceptional class.
One which appealed to this re-
viewer is called Rugged Individ-
ualism" and depicts a stanch tree,
bent bit by the age of its gnarled
trunk, yet reaching new branches
into the sky as token OF an
eternal struggle for life.
THE exhibit at the Lyman gall
Il leries of the works Of Miss
Constance Forsyth and Miss
Loreen Wingerd, furthers the
cause of the print makers.
Miss Forsyth. who has estab
lished herself high in the field of
drawing, has several sketches on
view of the Worlds Fair. These
are outstanding as is also the print
of BLACK Mountains" a lovely
shaded drawing Of black hills
against gray sky.
Miss Wingerd has done herself
proud with The FaunS and Ten
Stars" a block print done in blue,
showing two fauns daShing across
a horizon lit by 10 tiny stars.
Simple and yet decorative, this
print would make a splendid wall
paper motif for a baby's nursery.
II
INJECTOR WILBUR PEAT of
~ the John Heron Museum and
Mrs. Peat will leave next week on
an extended visit to Eastern art
galleries and meetings of museum
authorities. Mr.. Peat will spend
some time in Connecticut, Massa-
chusetts and New York, returning
to Washington, D. c., to attend
the annual meeting of the Amer
lean Association of Museums.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10
SENATOR GLASS GIVEN
MEDAL BY INSTITUTE
Social Science Organization Honors
Virginian and Three Others.

By United Press
NEW YORK, May Ex-senator
Carter Glass 3D., Va today held
gold medal conferred on him by
the National Institute of Social
Sciences in recognition of diStin-
guished services rendered to hu-
manity" by his bank reforms.
Three others, Cornelius N. Bliss,
philanthropist; DR.. Harvey Cushing,
noted surgeon, and DR.. George E.
Vincent, sociologist and former
president of the University of Min
nesota, we're similarly honored for
distinguished service in their re-
spective fields.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-21
J. J. DAVIS PASSES
AT COUNTRY HOME
Retired Merchant Iii Over
Year; Funeral at Cary's
On Sunday.

John J. Davis. SO, retired merchant
of the Sandy Creek township section
of the county. died at his home there
at $50 O'clock Friday evening aft
er an illness of about year, dur
ing which time he suffered with
complication of diseases. he was born
IN Orange county. Virginia, Septem-
Der %, 1876.
Mr.. Davis is survived by his wild
ow, Mrs. Cora Hoyle Davis, and three
children, John HoyIe Davis, and Edith
and Lyle Davis, all of this county,
and four sisters. Mrs. c. D. Weaver
Mrs. F. o. Pcrvis Mrs. J. F. Simp-
son, all Of Alexandria, Va, and Mrs.
l.. 5. Sheads, Of Charlottesville, Va.
The deceased was a member of the
Presbyterian church for many years,
and also Of the Masonic fraternity. He
mad lived in this county since 1882.
Funeral services will be held Sun
day afternoon from Carey's Baptist
church at 2:3O o'clock, i'll charge Of
Kew. L. 3. Reavis, the pastor, as
sisted by Rev. f. r. Nelson, of Hen
derson, Baptist minister, and Rev.
James A. Jones, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of Henderson.
Interment will be in the church cem-
etery
Pallbearers for the funeral were an
nounced as follows: Active: Leonidas
Hoyle, Howard Currin, Talmadgc
Hoylc, Thurston Hoyle Oliver Hoylo
and Arthur Hoylc, Jr.; Honorary:
j. e. Puckett c. A. Collins, Julian
Alston. John Foster, Howard Thorne.
" iliiam Edwards. George Davis, Jim
l'obcTtScn, George b. Blum, DR.. r. T.
tPchurch, W. c. Poe, julius Adcock,
r. y. Adcock, Marion Garrett, VIII
Adcock, Not Currin, J. f. Murphy.
M. I. Greenway, Wilton Adcock, Otis
Falkner. Thomas Harrington, Horace
Woo0Iief. Fkoral offerings will hc
handled by the following: John Fost-
or, Jr., Asa Adcock, George Adcock.
Morris Newton, Thomas Currin, HoI-
lis Fuller Eula Mac Adcock, Edna
Currin, Lucille Newton, Marie Puck
cit, Mary Young Hoyle, Julia Cur
rim.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-21

Continued tom rage OnC)
$17O.548OOO and had $13,473.4 .42482 in
The sinking fund. The net debt, there
fore, has been reduced to $157 ,O69, ,575.-
Is, total reduction under this ad-
ministration of $17.132, ,948.57. At the
beginning Of this period the State had
accumulated a deficit Of $l4,962 900.
despite the most drastic cut in operat-
ing expenses of government anywhere
in the country.
Without getting personal in his
speech. Mr.. Johnson takes up the
schools, one Of the perpetual cares of
DIR. Mcdonald. who does not easily
forget what was done to them Treas
urer Johnson says t1iat in the 1888
General Assembly there was a bill in
troduced which passed the House,
cutting the public school appropria-
tions to $10,000,OO0. The treasurer says
it would have been d calamity to pass
that bill. The state lifted the appro-
priation to $16,0O0,OO0, which Mr..
Johnson says is too little. But he de-
Tended it as the best the State could
dc.
presenting the deficit. Mr.. Johnson
says this administration has saved
$242, 800 in interest by virtue Of the
States ability to borrow on better
terms after getting its financial house
in order. If the bonds had been sold
in 1888 the interest losses as COM
pared with the later sale would have
been $1,000 900. BY waiting and work
ing with North Carolina financial in
stitutions Mr.. Johnson was able to
get the lowest interest rate in North
Carolina history. He saved on the
bond sales $323,731.32.
More than $6O,O00,OOO Of North Car
olina's bonds are owned by North Car
olina people, he said. and during the
worst of the depression bonds sold at
par went down to 70 cents on the
dollar. No bank in North Carolina
could stand such a. loss DIS the $50
slump on each 500 held in bonds. The
| banks could not sell these bonds nor
hold them. But tho sound financing
by the state has sent these bonds up
higher than ever and Mr.. johnson
recommends them as Il perfect invest
ment for North Carolina people
Thus did Mr.. Johnson talk in Dr.
McDonald's home town, declaring that
restoration Of the States bonds, if in
the interest of the bondholders, was
in the interest of North Carolina
whose people own SO many millions
Of these securities. Finances look
hopeful enough to him now to move
him TO the prophecy that the teachers
soon will be getting their 25 ne1. cent
raise and with it their five-day sick
leave, for which no provision had
been previously made.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-21
Todoy is the Day
By CLARK KlNNAlRD

marian pleaded with Amru to spare
the library. 1t was the sole reposi-
tory, he pointed out, of the master
pieces of Greek and Roman literature.
THE Koran" Amru is supposed to
have said, contains all that is neces-
sary to salvation; if these books teach
as the Koran teaches they are super
fluous; If they contain anything con-
trary to the Koran they ought to be
destroyed. Let them be used as fuel
for the public baths"
A pretty story often used to point a
moral, but it isn't true.
Dec. %, 144O-Thc original Blue
beard, GILES dc Laval, Scigneur de
Retz, onetimc aide to st. Jeanne
Dare, was executed by strangulation
for the murder Of 126 persons. His
victims were not a succession Of wives
as Charles Pcrraults tale for children
has it, but children!
Dec. %. 1SS5-Congrcss voted the
biggest soldier bonus in its history
1t bestowed 100000, 24,OOO acres OF
land in Florida and hereditary citizen
ship upon Marquis dc Lafayette.