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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
A FARMEREK EGYEL0RE

jo termest remelnek, inert
elegendo' ESQ volt az orszag
minden reszeben S peldaul a
gyapot mar akkor is k0zepes
termest ad, ha tobb es6t a
farmerok mem kapnak.
ANIMAL szomorubb, hogy az
arak nenhogy emelkednenek,
de allandoan lefele csusznak,
es a tejtermekek, a tojas, a
baromfi, a berry, a salatak
arai erosen lent vannak.
Sulyosan esett a serteshus
ara a nagykeresked6knel, de
kicsiben meg mem eszleljik
ait az arcsokkenest, amely
nagyban a pork chopsnal a
huszonot szazalekot is elerte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
A GAZDASAGI
VISZONYOK

felol mem sok dicsekedni
valonk van a mutt hetrol. BIZ
zonyos iparagakban a terme-
les tetejet is elertek, de a
munkasok szama mem emel-
kedik es emiatt a vasarlas
mem tart lepest a termeles-
sci a konnyi iparban pei
daul mem tudnak megfelelo
uzemmel dolgozni.
A nehez ipar k0zel hatvan
szazalekos uzemet meg tartja
es mivel nagy aranyu epitke-
zesek indultak, valoszinu,
hogy ez mem is fog a k0zeli
honapokban csokkenni.
Az auto-ipar csudalatos szi-
vosaggal ragaszkodik a magas
termeleshez es ma mar arrol
almodoznak, hogy ebben az
evben ot millio kocsit dobnak
a piacra.
Termeszetesen eek a nagy
iparvallalatok oriasi 0sszege-
ket keresnek, inert ma kethar-
mad annyi munkassal termel-
mex olyan mennyiseget, mint
'ezel6tt negy-0t evvel.
: Exert aztan a munkatlanok
szama mem csOkken, S azert
lehet katasztrofanak nevezni,
hogy a munkaid0 kell6 korla-
tozasaval mem foglalkozott a
congressus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
A CALIFORNIA MEZEI

munkasokon Xviii nagyobb
-csoportok mostanaban nem
sztrA jkolnak, de a kisebb
sztrajkok tucatjai dulnak ma
ponkent szerte az orszagban.
Nagyon szomoru, hogy a
legtobb sztrajkhir a WPA
segelyrnunkakrol jon, inert az
enberek ezeken a kormany-
munkakon valosaggal az EN-
bernel is alacsonyabb nap
szamert dolgoznak. . "
A WPA ellen egyebkent is
sulyos panaszok kezd0dnek,
anneiyekr6l a k0vetkez6 he
itekben gyakran fogunk hal
lani a lapokban.
Sok helyen a farmerek ot-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
ANGLIA UGYAN FLOTTA

demonstraciot rendez a
Foldk0zi tengeren, ennek
azonban korantsem az a Gel
ia, hogy az elfoglalt Ethiopiat
visszak0vetelje Olaszorszag
gyomrabol, hanem csupan az,
hogy a Tsana tavak koncat
biztositsa Anglia szamara.
Az angol k0zvelemeny el
akarja hinni Mussolini ALTA
sat, hogy az olasz nemzet
minden ambiciojat elerte es
ICY tovabb mem kell felnie
egyetlen mas feher hatalom-
max sem, de ez a hjelenteS
nagyon ketseges.
Mem lehet semmifele meg
nyugtat6 nyilatkozattal let0-
r0lni a t0rtenelem lapjair6l,
hogy Angliat szediiletesen
megvertek Is hogy a Foldk0zi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
AIT SEM TUDJA SENKI,

3meg maga a francia, kor-
many sem, hogy mi lesz az
allaspontja a Ligaban es
azonkivul az vi francia kor-
manynak, inert a balszarny
nagy. gyozelme utan a kor-
manyts a szocialistak fogjak
atvenpa.
Europaban csak egy biz
tonsagot erez mindenki, hogy
t. j.. minden bizonytalan,
hogy minden recseg es ropog
es hogy vi deal szukseges.
A nemetek gyarmat-igenye
mem ketseges a t0bbi hatal-
makban mar meg is van a
hajlandosag, hogy ait kiele-
gitsek de EFT minden nemzet
a masiknak a szamlajara SEE
refine megtenni.
Attol is erosen felnek, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14

Hitlerek kelet fele indulnak,
S hogy Austria lesz a legk0ze-
lebbi al1omas, anit6l kulono-
sen a csehek rettegnek.
Anglia most egy 4segesz
kerd6-ivet tett a nenet kor-
many ele, hogy nyilatkozzek
a Hitler legkozelebbi szande-
kairol, ami a franciaknak
mem tetszik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
AZ ALVILAG ISMET
SULYOS

veresegeket szenvedett a
multi heten az egyre nep-
szerubb kormany-detektivek
ma-holnap a veszedelmesebb
banditakat kiirtjak.
A Roosevelt kormany mem
kis erdeme, hogy ezeket a
hirhedt gonosztevoket sorra
elcsukja es igazan nagy kar,
hogy az egyes allamoknal EFT
mem lehet remelni.
A vegehez k0zeledik a flo
ridai nagy per, ahol nemcsak
egy csomo volt tampai rend-
Or, hanem voltakeppen a Ku-
Klux Klan i'll a vadlottak
padjan, inert terror uralmat,
az alarc alatt settenkedo gaz-
emberek terror uralmat te-
remtettek meg abban az al
lamban. .-..
Minden mas allamban biz
tosan sulyos buntetes erne
minden vadlottat, de Florida
ban a targyalas kimenetele
er6sen ketseges.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
AZ UJSAGOK MEM IRNAK

rola, inert a sajto-irodak
valosaggal 0ssze vannak es-
kudve, S ICY a lakossag mem
ismeri azokat a sz0rnyusege-
ket, amelyek Californiaban a
munkasokkal t0rtennek.
A berry-szedok, a salata-
munkasok es a citrus-mun-
kasok Los Angeles megyeben
sztrajkolnak es a sztrajkolok
a legborzalmasabb uld0zesek-
mex vannak kiteve.
Erdekes, hogy a feher far
merck, akik a japanokat any
nyira utaljak, ezuttal teljes
egyetertesben mik0dnek a
japan farmerek egyesilete-
vel, S kozosen alkalmazzak a
veres kezu deputy sheriffek
egesz falkajat.
A "Vigilante" terror-csapa-
tokat, valamint a felelotlen
deputy sheriffeket termesze-
tesen a fascista iranyzatu
Hearst lapok uszitjak es
szinte csuda, hogy vannak
munkasemberek, akik cent
jeikkel ezeknek a szennyla-
poknak a terror-munkajat
segitik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
EUROPA MEGDOBBENVE

vette tudomasul a het We
gen, hogy Olaszorszag Ethio-
plat megszuntette es teljesen
olasz gyarmatot csinalt be-
lole.
A "Nemzetek Ligajanak"
elkeresztelt diszes tarsasag
most a heten kenytelen hata-
rozni felette, hogy tudomasul
veszi-e egyik teljes jogu tag
janak a megszunteteset, vagy
tovabb fogja Olaszorszag ell
len a szelmalom harcot folly
tatni.
Nagyreszt Angliatol fugg a
Liga magatartasa, inert a kis
allamok ell vannak ra szan-
va, hogy az olaszok ellen a
gazdasagi bojkottat tovabb is
fenntartjak.
Minthogy ez a bojkott
Olaszorszagot mem tudta
megallitani hodito utjaban,
igazan nincs sok celia a to-
vabbi bojkottnak, es mem is
valoszinu, hogy AIT fenntart-
jak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14

tenek csak az epit6 iparbol,
amelyben ez evben nagy ak
tivitast varnak,
Ezzel kapcsolatban meg
kell ernlitenlink, hogy a rem
desebb varosi ingatlanok ara
alland6an emelkedni-sfog a
k0zeli evekben, mindaddig,
amig az vi modern. shazak
millioi el mem kesziilnek. Ha-
ron-pegy ev mulva aztan. az
oreg epuletek araiG ismet le-
csusznak. Olcso ingstlanok
vasarlasa .ajanlatos, de ma
gyobb befektetes exert eros
rizikoval jar. 4t.>ssrn !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
> Y = M l. =

vasrnunkasok rEszere csfnalni,
Green AIT igeri -. $ ezuttal az
listen tudja hanyadszor igeri
- hogy azonnal g6zer6vel a
szervezeshez lat a Federation;
ha, megmaradnak a mesters6-
GEEK ,szerinti kiil6n-kiilon, ESQ
portokban. Ere az esetrei 80
szeryez6 azonnali munkaha Az
litasat kinalja. s..-.. 1stss
Ha a rnunkasoknak esziik
lesz, akkor a Lewis ajanlatat
fogjak elfogadni, inert meg
gyoz6dhettek mar rola, hogy
a mestersegek szerinti seer
vezkedes remenytelen er6-
feszites es hogy ez a rendszer
a nehez ipar negyedmillio
munkasabol eddig csak hat
ezret tudott sszervezni. T.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
A MUNKA FRONTJAN MEG

mindig a vezerek k0zti
guerilla haborut folytatjak es
az acelmunkasok csenevesz
szervezeteben mar ket hetig
marakodtak a Green-Lewis
frakciok egymassal.
A ket rivals munkas-vezer
peldatlan szemermetlenseggel
licital egymas ellen az egyik
egy fel millio dollart iger -
nem a maga penzeb6l - ha
ct fogjak a vasipar munkasai
kovetni, a mask j6forman Ii
init nelkuli penzt kinal, ha
Ora hallgatnak.
Lewis a nyolc tagbol allo
bizottsag neveben kinalja a
felmillio dollart, ha az Anal
gamated "ipari" uniont fog a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY FL. FI0K q

Beteg tagjaink: @a'.
Koleszar Gy0rgy, Hegedus
Istvanne, ifj. Vas Istvan, Cze-
ne Claiborne City korhaz, Mis-
lai Imrene City korhaz.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
do: 78 N. Bruce st. Telefon
62671.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
ERDEKES ES HELYES

s megallapodasra jutottak
allitolag a vasutak a vasuti
munkasok szervezeteivel,
amelyek evek ota megakada-
lyoztak azokat a celszeru
megtakaritasokat, amelyekre
sziikseguk van a vasutaknak,
ha letezni akarnak.
Sok helyen szukseges es
hasznos lenne a k0z0s palya-
udvar es kozos palyatest, de a
vasutak kenytelenek voltak a
penzt pocsekolni, inert a
munkasok mem egyeztek be-
lie, hogy letegyenek szaz0tven-
ezer felesleges embert a num-
kabol.
Most allitolag megegyeztek,
hogy a vasutak vegre az any
nyira szukseges reformok
yegrehajtasat megkezdik, a
felesleges munkasokat elbo-
csatjak, de vegkielegitest ad-
max minden munkaja vesztett
embernek. Ez a kielegites
aranyban fog allni a munkas
szolgalati idejevel mem lehet
kevesebb harom havi teljes fl
zetesnel, a legtobb .esetben
azonban a vegkielegites az
egy evi fizetest is eleri. A regi
munkasokat nyugdijba ,fogjak
helyezni. .~ -..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
GOBER JANOS.
VI ZARASI IDO

A varosi tanacs hatarozata,
hogy a borbely uzletek hetfo,
kedd, szerda es csutortoki ma
pokon nyitas reggel 8, zaras
6 orakor este. Szombat es i'm
nepek el6tti napokon pedig
nyitas reggel 8 es zaras este 7
orakor tOrtenjen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14

tengert tobbe mem a brit BIZ
rodalom uralja. Mar pedig a
F0ldk0zi tenger uralma elet-
kerdes az angol birodalomra
nezve. #.s .a4 s3s ssasf,1s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14

ven centes vagy egy dollaros
'napszam mellett munkast
mem kapnak,: inert a WPA-n
megis tobbet fizetnek. A. far
merck zugol6dasara aztan a
WPA munkasokat sok farm
videken lerakjak, hogy az eh-
seq rakenyszeritse ezeket az
embereket a dollaros meg
meg kisebb napszamra. ia
Felniink kell t6le, hogy a
nyaron altalanos szokas lesz
ebb6l a dologbol, inert a de-
mokrata-partnak a farmer
szavazat szukseges, a WPA
munkasok meg, nincstelenek
leven, a ket rossz kozul biz
tosan Rooseveltre fognak sza-
vazni. ... ..s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14

(Folytatas "a 4-ils soldair6fa
tatott, proba-szavazasokl egyre
1lagyobb tobbseget adnak
Rooseveltflek:?a
. :Ez a rovat nagyjabol terme-
szeteserl mindig az uj deal mel
lett volt, bar annak bizonyos
pontjait tamogatni soha mem
tudta es egy konzervativ re-
publikanus jelolttel szemben
termeszetesen meg mindig in
kabb valasztja Rooseveltet.
De minden esetre nagy men,
zeti csapasnak tartja, hogy
mines olyan ertekes ellenzek,
amelyt6l feline kelljen az ell
noknek, S amely rakenyszeri-
tene hatarozottabb programme.
3, Landon vonul a republika
nus konvenciora 80 szazalekos
esellyel, rola pedig soha eddig
iobbat mondani mem tudtak,
minthogy hasonlit felfogasa-
ban Coolidgera, ami igazan
mem valami fenyes ajanlo le-
vel az eln0ki tisztsegre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
Buy neekfies
with what Il saves

1t isnt necessary pay 5ot moro 70 get quality n
dentfrice Lsterne Tooth Paste, made by the narers
of Liste1ine, you in large tube at 25f Nose
how 1t cleans, beauties and protects your teeth More
over yos approximately g year over 5s denti
fces. Buy things you need with that saving neck.
ties are merely a sussessisu Iamberf Pharmacal Co
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-14
AMILYEN UTALATOS EZ A

licitalas, eppen olyan szor-
nyuseg ARA gondolni, hogy
az American Federation of
Labor reakcios es racketeer
vezerei ma mindent igernek,
de idaig semmit mem tettek S
hogy a hatalmas iparban tiz-
ezer tagot sem szereztek
idaig. A sajat igereteik ke-
pezik a legborzalmasabb va
dat Greenek ellen es mar
ennek a vadnak az alapjan is
megerdemelnek, hogy az AFL
minden vezeret elcsapjak.
Hasonlo bels6 vitak dulnak
az auto-munkasok kozt.
akiknek az AFL csoportja a
mutt heten a Green altal ta-
valy kinevezett tisztviseloket
kirugta, ugy hogy ez az
egyebkent szinten nagyon kis
csoport ezentul ITALIAN tud fej-
lodni.
A negy kul0n szervezetre
oszlott auto-munkasok most
mar valamivel komolyabb for
maban egyesiilesrol targyal-
max es ha egy szervezet negy
teljes tisztikart tarthatna
akkor az egyesulesnek mem is
alma semmi tovabb az utja-
ba. Viszont ha mem egye-
sulnek, akkor valamennyi
szetzullik, inert a munkasok
unjak es utaljak, hogy ellen
szervezetek egymas ellen dol
goznak.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

The church rooms owned by the
Omaha All Nations Penteoostal
church located at 1902 Grace ST.,
has been rented to Mrs. Rev. Glen
M Morrison Howell of Kansas
City, Mo. for an indefinite period.
Mrs. Howell will establish an AME
Zion Mission. Miss Hiram R. Green
field, who has been i'll for quite
some time, thereby unable to carry
on her church work there for the
present, rented to Mrs. Rev. Howell
for hr Christian work until future
developments of Mrs. Greenfeld's
health which is improving to the de-
light Of her many we'll wishers and
friends.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19
LINCOLN, NEBR., NEWS NOTES
CHURCH NEWS

Under the ~pastorate of Rev. j,
G. Bell, Quinn Chapel AME church
has taken on new life. There are
more people in attendance at the
services than there have been for
years. Rev. Bell and his wife are
putting their hearts into the work
of the church. besides that, Rev.
Bell is taking an active part in the
civic work of the community. 1t is
not an easy thing to restore the con-
fidenoe of a people back to an in
stitution that has been badly alb
used by predecessors. Anybody can
tear down a building but it takes
a real carpenter to rebuild it. So it
is with a church.
Rev. C. H. Nick, pastor of Zion
Baptist church has been in a fnan-
cial drive which has cost him a
good deal of time and effort. He
is having a good attendance these
days. Both Rev. Nick and his wife
r helping to build up the commun-
ity morally and spiritually. With
Rev. Nick at Mt. Zion and Rev.
Bell at Quinn Chapel we are ex-
pecting great things to take place
in the church world of Lincoln.
Rev. James Sullivan, Rev. Trago
McWilliams and Mr.. Joe Ganshorn
accompanied Rev. o. j. Burckhardt
TO Omaha where they spent the
day at the new Christ Temple, a
day that will be long remembered
by all in attendance. They we're the.
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Jones, 1924 Burdette St. Rev. J. P
Sullivan was the. speaker of the.
occasion.
Tho Urban League is having its
anniversary program Wednesday
evening. They have quite a program
The league is holding its own in
good shape.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19
FALSTAFF TO PURCHASE
NEW ORLEANS BREWING
y p L A N T

Negotiations have been completed
for the purchase by Falstaff Brew
ing Corporation of the National
Brewery of New Orleans, La. The
agreement provided for acquisition
by the Falstaff Brewing Corpora
ton of the entire outstanding issue
of preferred and common stock of
the National Brewery. The purchase
was made without the issuance of
any additional of preferred or COM
mon stock.
Falstaff will take over the opera
tions of the New Orleans plant on
Jan. 1, 1887, and will begin immed-
lately to brew Falstaff Beer in
New Orleans. Falstaff Beer will
be made available to the New Or
leans market on or about Jan. LIST
by shipments from the St. Louis
plant.
1t is expected that the first Fal-
staff beer brewed in the New Or
leans plant will be ready for re-
lease to the trade on or about May
LIST. Plans will Immediately be
drawn for additions to the bottline
and storage facilities.
The New Orleans acquisition will
provide the company with additional
facilities to service the southern
markets which have heretofore
been supplied from the st Louis
and Omaha plants, and will also
enable the company to open up new
distribution outlets in he far south
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19
q
OWENS ELECTED NEGRO
MAYOR OF OMAHA
By Ollie Lewis

3 4EI e p 81 81
After mixing and working with
people at the polls last Monday, the
staff of j. C. Carey, headed by Ollie
Lewis, considered among themselves
at 500 p. M, the election Of john
ME Owens, who was by far the most
popular man in the race for Negro
Mayor. Out of a total of 1913 votes
Nh. Owens received almost half, or
TIL votes which was indeed a land
slide. This great prestige bestowed
upon Mr.. Owens by the, people car
ries with it a great responsibility
TO the community. No one, | ain sure
doubts Nh. Owens ability and coar-
ago to shoulder and measure up to
this great task. Those who worked
for Mr.. Carey supported him be-
couse they Believed that he was the
best qualified man for the honor
The people, however, thought other
wise, SO we yield to the will of the
people and pledge to Mr.. Owens oul
undivided cooperation for more anC
better jobs for u people, better
recreational facilities for our com
munity and better educational ant
cultural advantages for the Negro
Nj. Carey takes this opportunity tC
thank his many friends for then
loyal support.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19
LOYAL NATIONS TO
GIVE SWANK AFFAIR

A Pre- Christmas Tea, the smart
est of the holiday season, is being
given by the Ibyal Matrons Of
Cleaves' Temple CINE church, Sun
day, Dec. goth, at the home of Mrs.
Ludie Thomas, 1902 Ohio St. It
will be strictly formal, featuring
eight hostesses and many other
formalities. The color scheme will
be green, white and rose.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19
MISS LEONORA E. JONES
VISITING IN OMAHA

Mss Leonora Eel Jones of Chic.
ago, arrived in the city Tuesday,
Dec. 18th, for a two weeks visit.
Miss Jones is the fiancee of Mr..
John Benjamin Horton, jr., editor
of the Omaha Chronicle, rumor has
it. While in the city she will be the
guest of Mrs. M. F. Singleton, 1867
Corby St. Many social affairs have
been planned for this visitor.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19
SIX BOYS SENTENCED FOR
BURGLARIZING STANDARD
CLEANERS & OVERS PLANT

Having confessed to taking part
in the burglary of the Standard
Cleaners and Dyers plant, 1445 So.
18th ST., Monday Dec. 7th, the fol
sentences were given
Thursday afternoon in the district
court: Foch Allen, 2 to 4 years in
reformatory; joe Allen, l to 8 years
in reformatery: Frank Terrell, 8
years in h reoan .torys VIM.
Tapley, 2to 4 years in the reforma-
tory: Lyle Lawson, l to 3 years in
the reformatory and Joe Smith 4
years IN heSpenitentiary.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Little Elnora Jones, 2S11 Cald-
well St, has been home from school
the past week because Of a severe
cold.
Miss Ruth N. King, of Lincoln,
Nebr., will visit in Omaha and Law
renee, Kas., during the Christmas
holidays,
Miss King is a case reader in the
State Assistance Department at
Lincoln.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

The Wide-Awake club of Zion
Baptist church met Friday, Dec.
18th, at the home of Mrs. Mahalia
Jackson, 2219 Ohio ST., at which
time there was election Of officers.
The next meeting will be Jan.
9th at the homo of Mrs. G. II. Jen-
kins, 2506 Maple St.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. Joesrh START, of Minnea-
polls, Mimi, who was called to the
city to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs. Edna McCaw, return
ed to Minneapolis Monday prepara-
tory to moving to Chicago where
Mr.. Stuart will be stationed.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. NJ. Dodd, 302S Burdette ST.,
is slowly recovering from injuries
received Sept. 10th in an auto ac-
cident. She was confined to the At
lantic hospital in Atlantic, la.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. Minnie Beasley, 1923 No.
9th St. is leaving on Friday Dec.
18th for Mississippi. She has beer
attending her sick daughter since
September. Her thrte grand child
ron will accompany her.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. Glenna Morrison Howell
arrived in the city last week after
completing a series of revival meet
ings held in Des Moines and Perry,
la. She has been the house guest of
her college school mate, Mrs. Lille
Thompson, 1914 No. 9th
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. fairfield, 2019 No. 21st st.
left Tuesday, Dec. 18th for New
Orleans. From New Orleans, Mrs.
fairfield will go to Bogalusa, La,
and from there she will return to
Omaha on the goth of January.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

M. Harold Roach, of Oakland,
Calf, was a visitor in the office
of the Omaha Guide, Thursday,
Dec. 18th.
Mr.. Roach S a former resident of
Omaha. He states that for the past
six months, he has betn making his
home in Oakland.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. Sarah Carter, goth and
Erskine SITS, suffered a light
stroke OF Sunday, Dec. 18th. Her
condition is reported as being
slightly improved.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mr.. Geo. Althouse, who was in
an automobile collision several days
ago, is still unable 10 return to his
Pullman duties.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Miss Ruth Jones, Omahan, who is
a teacher in the pubic schools Of
Atehison, Kas., will spend the holt
days in the city.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. Eva Dixon of 20O9 No. 25th
St. is confined to her bed. She is
looking forward to a visit from her
many friends.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19
RECENT MARRIAGE LICENSE

James w. Wilson, %, $40 No. 27
St. and Isadora E. Carter, 81, 2732
Charles St.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. Mary Jackson, 1929 No. 2sth
St, who has been i'll for several
weeks, remains the same.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. Vera Harris, 1887 Burdette
ST., has returned to the city after
visiting in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. Nina Cox remains i'll in the
st Joseph hospital.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19
RECENT DEATHS

Mrs. Josie Wyatt. 1922 No. 30th
Mr.. Jas. W. Browder, 2O37H No.
21st st. County Hospital.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. Otto Mason, 2022 Burt st.
is on the sick list.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19
OMAHA CITY NEWS NOTES

Mr.. jess Whitley, 302S Burdette,
is able to be out again after being
i'll.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. Josie Wyatt, 2722 No. 30th
St. is seriously i'll.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

Mrs. Villa Davidson is i'll in the
County hospital.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19
YOU CAN GET

Appetizing barbecue, delicious
fried chicken, just-right chill and
heavenly tamales at Mason's, 2024
Burt st.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
Canadian Minister
And Lady Marler to
Be Guests at Tea

THE Canadian Minister and Lady
= Marler will be guests Of honor at
tea this afternoon Of the Canadian
Club of Washington. The party will
be given at $50 o'clock in the Pan
American room of the May1ower and
in the receiving line with the Minister
and Lady Marler will be Mrs. Florence
Culver, DR.. and Mrs. Edwin c. r..
Barnes and DR.. and Mrs. William
Ross.
Mrs. Merchant Mahoney, wife of the
first secretary of the Canadian lega-
ton, will preside at the tea table,
alternating with Mrs. M. K. Hiltz,
wife of the secretary of the Canadian
Club: Mrs J. H. Spalding, Mrs. A. e.
Mckay and Mrs. Herbert Main.
The guests will number about rs
and include many prominent people
who are graduates of McGill Univer-
sity and the University of Toronto,
including Mr.. Merchant Mahoney, Mr..
Frederic w. Dewart, DR.. Donald A.
Mclean and DR.. Victor Simpson.