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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion Sander, ieIkesz
925 Mahoning Ave Phone 34557

B0JTI URVACSORAOSZTA.
SUNKAT vasarnap delelott fe
II orakor alkalmi istentisztelet
kereteben tartjuk meg temple.
munkban. A scent jegyeket HUI.
ra Pal es Gy0rgy Mihaly csa-
ladjai ajandekozzak.
Az Urvacsorat csutortOk
pentek es szombat esteken fel
8 orakor bunbanati istentisz-
teletek elozik meg, utana pedig
vasarnap este fel 8 orakor hala
ado istentisztelet lesz. - Ez
Istent kereso alkalmakra nagy
szeretettel hivogatjuk gyileke-
zetunk osszes tagjait.
VASARNAPI ISKOLA vasar-
nap reggel fel 10 orakor.
IFJUSAGI KORUNK meg
kezdte es minden szerdan este
fel 8 orakor tartja osszejove-
teleit. Ez ismeretterjeszt6 es
szorakoztato alkalmakra SEE
retettel hivjuk ifjainkat.
A FATAL HAZASOK KORE
vasarnap este tartotta elso 0sz-
szejovetelet. Legkozelebb, mar
cius 12.-en, csutortokon este 7
oratol ismerkedesi tea-estet
rendeznek. E kellemesnek iger-
kezo 0sszejovetelre az osszes
fatal hazasokat elvarjak.
MARCUS 15-EN, a magyar
szabadsagharc evfordulojan, va
sarnap delel0tt fel II orakor
alkalmi istentisztelet es vasar-
nap este 7 orakor programos
est kereteben roja lie kegyeletet
gyulekezetlink nepe. A misor
utan a N6egylet tagjai teat es
sutemenyt szolgalnak fel.
Mindket alkalomra ezuton is
Szeretettel hivogatjuk magyar
nepinket.
A SANDOR-JoZSEF ESTET
tarsas-vacSora kereteben, mar
ciuS 22.-en, vasarnap este tart
juk meg sajat helyisegunkben.
Ez alkalommal sorsoljuk XII a
Poznar Janos es neje altal
ajandekozott kecsket, egy sors-
jegy ara 10 cent, kaphato az
egyhaz tagjainal.
Az EGYHAZTAGOK LATO-
GATASAT a lelkesz es Veres
Istvan fogondnok a j0v0 he
ten folytatjak. A meg fel mem
keresett esaladok szives turel-
met kerik, amig hozzajuk is ell
erkezhetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kohl: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 1O5 - 2nd st. Niles, o.

MULTI VASARNAP volt tenn
plomunkban a b6jti urvacsora-
osztas, me1y alkaIomra a ke-
nyeret es a bort Buh Janos es
neje ajandekoztak. 26 volt az
unreasonable szama es kuvert
adomanyok osszege $T3m-t
tett XII, perselyben pedig $252
gyiilt be. Este 7 orakor tar
tottunk halaado isteni tisztele-
tet..
Vince Miklosne: gyengelkedo
testveriinket pedig a haznal re-
szesitette> lelkesziink a scent
vacsora jegyeibei..
PRESBITERIUMUNK a mutt
vasarnap tette le> a hivatali
eskut az isteni tisztelet kere-
teben, delutan pedig a lelkesz-
lakon tartott gyulest. Az
1936-ik eyre a k0vetkezok- let
tex egyhazunk tisztvisel6i:
Safran Ferenc~ gondnok, Ge-
rus Karoly, penztarnok, Kish
Jozsef jegyz6, Szakacs Albert,
Vince Miklos, Reho Jozsef,
Kish Sander, Sohajda Istvan,
Varga Janos es 10th Albert
presbiterek. Warrenrol:' Vajda
Andras es Veres Ferenc; New
ton-Fallsrol: Varju Mihaly es
Elek Bertalan lettek ismet
megvalasztva.
Februari bevetelunk a ja-
nuari maradvannyal egyutt:
$7660 volt, kiadasunk ,pedig:
$68.28, maradvany februar
vegen 1882.
MARCUS 15-IKET,. ha if
jaink eltudnak keszulni egy
szindarab eloadasaval eS alkal-
mi programmed keszulunk
megunnepelni. Ha pedig az
lido rovidsege Matt lehetetlen
volna darabot betanitani,. a
Noegylet fog teaestelyt rem
dezni annak kereteben adjuk
elo az alkalmi programmed.
Vallaskiilonbseg nelkul min
den magyart szivesen latunk
ez unnepelyunk0n..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
FIGYELMEZTETES
A cleveland Magyar K

A cleveland Magyar Kir.
konzulatus figyelmezteti a
Youngstown es kornyeki ma
gyarsagot, hogy egy Sziklay
newt egyen magat az Orszagos
Hadtortenelmi Muzeum es sLe-
veltar Egyesiilet megbizottja-
max ada XII es az Egyesulet
javara gyujtest folytat, illetoleg
emleklapot ad ell.
A konzulatus erdeklod0tt az
ohazaban, ahonnan az illetekes
hatosagok ertesitettek, hogy a
Hadi Muzeu1n Egyesilet felosz-
lott es Sziklaynak mines meg
bizasa gytijtesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
VERHOVAY 321. FI0K

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
Campbell Silk fiokja most
vasarnap delutan 2 oral kez-
dettel tartja rendes havi gyii-
leset a s264 Reed Ave. alatti
Kultur Klub helyisegeben.
Fontos ugyek kerilnek tar
gyalasra es azert kulonosen
keretnek a tagok a lehet6 tel
jes szamu megjelenesre.
KOVACS ANDRAS, titkar,
331 Sanderson Ave P.O.Box 169
Campbell, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
nul kozoliuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
joveteleit, stb. - mem tobb
mint 2 honappal elore is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
Marcus 15-en, vasarnap del
utan 2 orakor Marciusi Time
pely a Nagybizottsag rendeze-
seben a Central Auditorium
ban.
Marcus no 15-en, vasarnap
Sharon, Pa. Maricusi unnepely
a Budd Avei Magyar Hazban,
az Els6 Reformatus Egylet
rendezeseben.
Marcus 15-iken, vasarnap
este fel nyolc orakor a Cor.
Katholikusoknal a templom
alatti teremben szindarab, sza-
valatok.
Marcus 22-en, vasarnap a
Fatal Hazasok Kore kartya-
estelye a Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya rom. kath. egyhaz terme-
ben.
Aprilis 12-Gn, husvet vasar-
nap a Magyar Sport (Tested-
z6k) Kore tancmulatsaga a
Magyar Hazban.
Aprilis 13-an, husvet hetf0n
a Campbell Magyar Nok Kore
husveti nagyt ancmulatsaga az
Italian Hallban.
Aprilis no 18-an, szombaton
Pro Hungaria Liszt estelye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
ELOFIZETESI NYUGTAZAS

Dankovics Lajos, E. J. Da-
razs, Kiss Andras, Mali Gabor,
Takacs Janos, Baginy Istvan,
Balogh S. Ferenc, Benisfr And
ras, Boncz Janos, Brogli Ignatz,
Buvos Pal, Fetzer Janos, Ga
lambos Gyorgy, Hajdu Janos,
Hajdu Pal, Homenik Gabor,
Miss Mary Jurista, Kalmar
Jozsef, Mrs. Andy Kajati, Mrs.
Jos. Kemecsey, Kurucz Janos,
Kish Gabor, Kollay Sandor,
Kovacs Miklos, Macy Peter,
Nemeth o. Jozsef, Mrs. Olaios,
Papp Andras, Petranszky Jo-
zsef, Ruskay Janos, Szikora
Laszlo, Takacs Janos II. Takacs
Mihaly, 10th A. f., 10th Fe-
rene, 10th B. JOSEF, Gene
Gabor, Horcsik Mihaly, Pasztor
Istvan, Szasz Janos, Varga Kali
man, Bobovecz Marion, Bod
zas Janos, Koleszar Janos, Mar
ton Pal, Novak Sandor, 10th
Istvan, Boda Jozsef, Csorba Jo-
zsef, Erdei Sandor, Foldvary
Sander, Frank Janos, Gocz Ba-
lint, Karosi Pal, Laskovics Fri
eyes, Morvai Janos, Rendes
Jozsef, Tomko Jozsef, A1massy
Gabor, Berkenyi Albert, jam
Dor mihaly, Kovacs Andras,
Marjanovics Miklos, Pajtok
Miklos, RACE Mihaly, Takacs
Istvan, Turoczy Ferenc, Varga
Jozsef, Ids. Varga Gabor, Bobis
Gyorgy, Demjen Lajos, Czom-
bos Andras, Kuthy Gyorgy,
Varga Mihaly, Molnar Laios
H., Diska Laszlo, Drinoczy
Pal, Erdelyi JOSEF, Herczeg
Andras, Kolarovszky Andras,
Serbian JOSEF, Petroszky Janos,
Tacsik Ferenc, Bodor Janos,
Eles Mihaly, Ivanca Jozsef. osz-
szesen 83,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
SCENT IMRE EGYLET

A Scent Imre Herczeg Egy-
let youngstown 9-ik osztalya-
max tagjait szeretettel ertesi-
tenn, hogy az osztaly rendes
havi gyulese marcus no: 8-an
lesz a Scent IStvan Otthonban
megtartva delutan 2 oral kez-
dettel
Tudatom tagtestvereimnel
hogy meg ertesitest nem kap-
tam a kozpontbol, de a mai
napon megkaptam a hivatalos
brunswick lapot, amelyben a
kozpont ket halalesetet tuntet
fel. Tehat e gyulesen esedekes
egy havi dij 75c, es. ket halal-
eset $150, osszesen $2.25.
Kerem tagtestverein1et, hogy
aki hatralekban van, az e gyu-
lessen okvetlen rendezze ugyet.
ARA is felkerem figyelmuket,
hogy az osztaly penztarnoka
ezentul a gyules utan mem TO-
CAD ell befizetest senkitol. ARA
valo a gyules ideje, es a terem
az osszes tagok szamara van
berbeveve.
Szeretettel kerem tagtestve-
reimet, hogy tartsak kotelesse-
guknek, akit a munka vagy
egyeb fontos dolog vissza mem
tart, a gyulesen megjelenni. Ne
kunk a havidij es halaleseti il
letek beszedesen Xviii van mas
fontos elintezni valonk is, amit
csak is koz0sen targyalhatunk
meg. ~. g
Szeretettel maradtam
Gy6rgy Tan1ds, titkar
Ia Tremble Avenue,
Campbell, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
MAGYAROK
NAGYASSZONYA R. K.
HITKOZSEG HIREI
'I,. Pisbanos:
F6t. Mundwen Jsnos Ph. o.
545 N. Bellevista Ave
Telefon 9216S
MiSEk RENDJE

MlsEK RENDJE
Vasarnapokon kis mise oratol
angol predikacioval
Macy mise 10:30t6l. magyar
.. pr6dikaci6val.
Hetk0znapokon kis misek reg
gel S:30-kor.
GYoHTATAsoK
Minden szombaton delutan
oratol Gig es este orat6J.
MARCUS /, vasarnap reggel
8 oratol negyedevi gyulest tar
tottak a Pail Scent Vince Jo-
tekonycelu es Vallasos Tarsula-
tok az Oak Hill Aven levo ST..
Patrick r. k. templomban.
VIM. A. Kane esperes pleba-
nos nagy erdeklodessel hallga-
tott beszede utan megkezdo-
dot gyules, amelyen egyha-
zunkat q mi Scent Vince tar
Sulatunk tisztviseloi: Ince Jo-
zsef. Brogli Ferenc, Kozma Fe.
reno es Ress Jozsef kepviseltek.
A legkozelebbi masodik ne
gyedevi gyiles egyhazunknal
majus no Six vasarnapjan lesz
MARCUS 3, kedden az ifju
Koyacs EIDE (Edward) autosze-
rencsetlensegbol kifolyolag el-
hunytnak a temetese volt, nagy
reszvet mellett.
MARCUS 7, szombat, az idb
Szentnev Tarsulat tart gyu-
lest.
MARCUS 9, hetfo, a zene-
kar este 7 oratol gyakorol.
MARCUS IL, csiitortok a
Cserkeszek osszejovetele este 7
orat6l.
MARCUS 13, pentek az ifj.
sSzentnev Tarsulat gyulese.
MARCUS 18, szerda a Fla
tai Eazasok Kore gyulese.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05

ELOFIZETESEKET, hirdete-
seket lapunk varosi. .irodajaban
(4os w. Federal St.) lehet a
legpontosabban elintezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05

Majus 9-en, szombaton este
a Warren, O. Els6 Magyar Fer
ii es MOI Bs. Egylet nagy balja
a K. &c P. Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05

MiSEk RENDJE
Vasarnapokon kis mise s 6rat6l.
nagy mise l0:30-tol. - Hetkoz-
napokon misek s oratol.
GYoNTATAsok
Mindennap a misek el6tt IS szon-
baton delutar / oratol Gig es
este 7 oratol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
YOUNGSTOWN es VIDEKE HIREI"
MAGYAR EV..
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ.
Lelkesz: Mt. Laky Zsigmond,
737 Mahoning Ave
Tel. 39949

ACSORAOSZTAS volt
tempIomunkban a mutt vasar-
nap, a delelotti istentisztelettel
kapcsolatban. Az urvacsora
szentjegyeket Kovacs Sander es
csaladja, (kenyeret-) es Rusz-
kay Janos es .csaladja "a bort)
ajandekoztak. Fogadjak egy-
hazunk halas k0szonetet.
TIZ EVVEL ezelott, 1926 feb
ruar 21.-en vaIasztotta meg a
gyulekezet az egyhaz mostani
elkeszet. Az evforduIo mem mu-
lik ell nyu1ntalanul. Jubileumi
unnepelyt rendeznek a lelkesz-
csalad baratai es azok a testii-
letek, amelyek az elmult tiz
evben alakultak meg es mil
k0dtek. A jubileumi datum
egyelore marcus 26-ban7 van
megallapitva. Az evfordulo i'm
nepellyel kapcsolatos reszlete-
sebb ertesitest id6rol-id6re k0-
zolni fog a bizottsag.
FARRELLBAN multi vasar-
nap tortent meg az vi lelkesz,
Mt. Macy Ferenc hivatalos be-
iktatasa, delutani istentisztelet
kereteben, azutan pedig folly
tatodott a templom alatti te-
remben, tarsas-vacsora kerete-
ben. A delutani istentiszteleten
az egyhazi szentbeszedet Laky
Zsigmond lelkesz tartotta, este
pedig a vacsora utan az aldo
mas-mesteri tisztett is 6 tol-
totte be. A beiktatott vi 1elkesz
tanitvanya volt, valamint egy-
haztagja Laky Zsigmond lei
kesznek, South River es New
Brunswick, N. J.-ben.
IMAORAKAT TARTUNK
minden szerdan este a vasar-
napi skola-teremben. Multi
szerdan 20 ifju, IL no es 2 fer
fl volt jelen. Az imaorak utan
tartja a jubileumi bizottsag az
elokeszito osszej0veteleket. -
Mindenkit szivesen latunk eze-
len a szerda esti istentisztelete-
ken, amiket husvetig fogunk
megtartani, tehat a bojti lido
szakban.
MAGYAROKROL tart el6-
adasokat qegyhazunk papneja
amerikaiak elott. Szerdan del
utan Akronban, az Akron es
Summit megye Noegyesuletek
Szovetsege elott, amikor tisz-
teletere ebedet is rendezett a
meghivo Testilet. Ugyancsak
e heten beszelt a Trinity Me-
thodista egyhazban, a CLANCY
High School-ban. Hetfon este
a Youngstown College diszter-
meben lesz az eloado, a Youngs
town varosi iskolak Parent
Teacher Council evi nagygyu-
lesen.
PREZSBITERIUMI gyiiles
lesz szombaton este fel 8 oral
kezdettel. 'Tartsa k0telessege-
mex minden prezsbiter megje-
lenni ezen a fontos gyulesen.
Az IFJUSAGI C. E. jovo va
sarnap esti ahitatat Laky San
dor vezeti, akinek mutt vasar-
nap kellett volna vezetnie es
ICY helyette Balogh Gizella We
zetett. Az ifjusagi ahitatot fel
8 orakor kezdjuk es ARA min
den erdeklodo hivatalos. A jo-
vo vasarnap esti targy cine:
Mire kellene felhasznalnom a
vasarnapot?
-O-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
FARMA MUNKARA

kerestink tisztesseges es mum
kat kedvelo magyar fiatalem-
bert A fizetes mem nagy, de XII
tiin6 otthont nyujtunk megfe-
lel6 embernek. Telefonalon
b6vehD felvilagositasert North
Jackson 9078.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05

hitkozsegi tagunknak Sztics
Antalnak felesege sulyos ope-
racion esett at, de magas kora
ellenere az operaciot kiallotta.
Ma mar gyermekei koreben or
vend es nehany het mulva to-
vabb vegzi a farmi munkat.
orvendunk egeszsegenek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30

orally election the Roosevelt ad-
ministration leaders insisted upon
throwing Mckee into the race as an
Independent Democrat against Tam
manys candidate. and so split the
vote and made the election of La
Guardia, running as fusion candi-
date. sure thing.
The registration of voters in New
York City does not divide the regis
trants along party lines. There is
no way of telling how many are
Democrats and how many are Re-
publicans. The superstition is that
the vast majority of them are sup
porters of Roosevelt because the city
has always been SO Democratic. AL
Smith and other Democrats who are
opposed to Roosevelt say that Lam
don will get far larger vote in the
city than is now expected. This is
the prediction which Smith has made
to Landon, whom he met here
Wednesday for the first time. Re-
publican leaders are inclined to be-
lieve what the former Democratic
Governor says.
In 1882. upstate New York cast
2,433,957 votes for Hoover and Roose-
welt combined. and the city cast O.
o39,242. While the registration in
New York City has been greatly in
creased this year, the registration up
State has mounted to new records.
The Republicans figure to gain by
the upstate registration, just as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30
CAPITAL CRITICIZED
AS POOREST HOUSED
New Yorker Urges 4-Point Pro.
gram for D. C. Social
Workers.

washington is among the poorest
housed of all the larger cities OF
America" Edouard c. Lindemann OF
the New York School of Social Work
declared yesterday in the third of a
series of lectures sponsored by the
Washington Council Of Social Agen-
cies.
Lindemann recommended a four
point program for social workers to
concentrate on:
I. Housing.
2. A leisure time program for the
entire population, but principally for
young people.
3. A consultation service for both
rich and poor on married life. Linde-
mann said the ratio of professional
people in Washington who have no
intention Of having children is "far
above the average"
4. An intelligent method Of ham
ding the colored problem" Social
agencies must learn to deal with COL
ored people on the same basis as
with others the speaker said
At the final lecture of the series,
20 be given next Thursday at IL am.
in the Chamber of Commerce Of the
United States, Mrs. Harper Sibley
will speak on Building a Better
Civilization by the Use of Spiritual
Forces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30

the Townsendites DR.. Townsend has
urged his followers to vote for Lam
don wherever Lemke Is not on the
ballot.
For years New York City has been
Democratic. 1t is the New York City
slant in politics. 1t has been fos-
tered by one of the most powerful
political organizations in the coun-
try-Tammany. The Rooseveltians are
counting heavily on this fact. They
are laying claim to the votes of the
great mass of workers in the metropo-
lis. They are aided by the leaders
OF organized labor and by the new
Labor party, set up through the So
called Non-Partisan Labor Commit
tee, headed by Maj. George Berry,
John L. Lewis and Sidney Hillman.
The Labor party is expected to bring
to the New Deal candidate the votes
of many of the Socialists. Communists
ana other radicals. They are count
ing on receiving the majority vote
of big Negro population, located in
Harlem, which is in Manhattan.
They believe that they have with
them the vast army of people on relief,
including the w. P. A. workers. And
particularly they are relying on the
support of the great Jewish popula-
ton, 1t is estimated that there are
800, 900 Jewish voters in the metropo-
lis. Gov. Lehman is a Jew, and it
was in the hope Of keeping the Jew
ish vote in line for Roosevelt that
the New Dealers insisted upon the
Governor becoming candidate
again, although he had declared his
personal desire not to run again.
There has been much discussion of
possible reflections from Roosevelt by
Tammany leaders. So far as I have
been able to discover, Tammany is
going down the line for Roosevelt in
the coming election, although old
time Tammany leaders will do so with
a wry mouth. They do not like con-
troll from Washington, nor do they
look with equanimity on the forma-
ton of the new Labor party. brought
into the fold at this time to support
Roosevelt. They look askance, too,
at Mayor La Guardia, who is now
supporting Roosevelt. They still feel
resentment because in the last may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30
FIXED PAY SCALE
0FFEREDFORRALLY
CoIored Pastors Say G. 0. P.
Promised ST to So Per
Car for Attending.
nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, October 3o.-A num-
Der OF colored preachers today exhib-
tied letters in which Rev. Albert j.
Mitchell. who recently sent IS checks
to a number of colored ministers,
offered colored pastors fixed scale of
pay for attending Republican rally
In Baltimore
Mitchell district superintendent of
the Washington Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Negro,
to Baltimore from the Eastern Shore
and 81 for cars coming from Western
or Southern Maryland
The letters were on the letterheadS
OF Mitchell's Clergy Crusaders Circle
Of Maryland for Landon and Knox.
They stipulated that each car must
contain ministers If the sum were to
be paid.
Admits Sending 400 Letters.
Mitchell admitted yesterday that
he sent 400 letters, some of them
containing checks, asking the Negro
clergymen to support the Republican
ticket. The checks were signed by the
chairman and the treasurer Of the Re-
publican State Committee.
The letters inviting the ministers
to the Baltimore meeting were sent
out october 3. before the letters con-
tanning the checks. The earlier COM
munications said, in part:
I'VE are inviting you to a State
wide conference of the clergymen of
the State Of Maryland to be held
October in the interest of the
Landon and Knox campaign.
Rates for Cars.
Eve are in position to say that
those coming from out of town, the
Eastern shore, five coming in car,
We will allow So for the car; from
the Western shore. five coming in a
car, We will allow ST; from South
ern Maryland. five caning in car
we will allow ST.
Upon arrival give the Is Of the
ministers coming in your car u the
Rev. G. A. Crawley. The meeting
will be called promptly at o'clock
Dinner will be served to you free.
Among the Prominent persons to
be present will be his honor. Gov.
Harry w. Nice, Hon. William P. Law
son. chairman of the State Central
Committee of the Republican party
and other prominent members OF
the party"
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The Republicans have by no means
given up hope of receiving q fair share
OF the Negro vote, which probably
runs to 100000 or more in the whole
State. They frankly admit, however,
that many Of the colored voters have
gone over to Roosevelt.
Ocular evidence of Landon sup
port In New York City Is found in
the great number of Landon sunfow-
erS worn by men and women, rich
and poor alike. In New York as else
where, the Republicans have started
an eleventh hour drive on the pay
roll tax which Is to begin January l
under the Roosevelt social security
act. and conversation with some OF
the workers indicates that the drive
Is having effect. Not only are the
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pro-Landon newspapers making much
Of the issue, as well as the employers
Of labor, but placards are installed
In the subway cars dealing with it.
Interest in the gubernatorial race
in New York Is second only to the in
terest in the outcome of the presi-
Dental struggle. Gov. Lehman, the
Democratic nominee. Is q Jew, and
the Republican candidate Is Justice
William F. Bleakley, a Catholic. The
election Of Governor will probably
run along with the presidential elec-
tion-although this has not always
been the case in New York State. In
1928, for example. Franklin D..
Roosevelt was elected Governor while
AL Smith, the Democratic presidential
candidate, was defeated.
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Democrats say they will gain by the
city registration. In Erie County.
which includes Buffalo. the largest
political unit in the State outside Of
New York City. the increased regis
tration is $3.50 above the figures for
1882. The indications are that Lam
don will carry both the county and
the city of Buffalo by substantial
pluralities. The Republican comeback
In Erie County began last year. when
the G. o. P. elected its candidate for
sheriff by 10000 in Buffalo and $4,000
in the whole county. The Republican
swing in upstate New York Is very
definite, Notwithstanding the fact that
the New Dealers are counting on max
ing gains in some of the industrial
cities.
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Lincoln
Continued From First Page.)

. recrudescence of Republican senti-
ment. In addition, New York City
has its quota of anti-Roosevelt Demo-
Gratis. Not all of Al Smiths follow
ing OF earlier days will be found
voting with the President. So, not
withstanding the great increase in
registration, the Democratic lead in
New York City may not pan out
to be as large as the Democratic lead
ers prophesy. There Is the Coughlin
following, which will not 60 to Roose-
welt. even though Lemke is not on
the ballot in New York State, and
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STAR MAY ADOPT BABY
Report Follows Visit to Home
by Rosa Ponselle.

CHICAGO, october 80 H9.-A visit
by Rosa Ponselle. Metropolitan Opera
star, to an adoption home in suburban
Evanston gave rise to reports today
that she planned to adopt baby.
Her visit Wednesday was described
as an inspection tour" but she was
quoted as conf1ding to the institutions
managing director that she was con-
sidering adopting . boy.
Misc Ponselle is IA Chicago for q
performance tonight.
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Caspian Sea Recedes.

Russia's government is being urged
by a geologist to divert some of the
waters Of the Don and other rivers
into the Caspian Sea, which has lost
TABS square miles Of its area since
1925. due largely to irrigation works
along tributary streams.