davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
ELSER SHERIFF MAGYAR
BARATAI GYULESEZNEK

Elser megyei sheriffnek ma
gyar deputy-ja van Tausz
Gyula Bella es sok magyar
baratja Eek a baratai a
sheriff ugyenek elovitelere,
most vasarnap delutan 2 oral
kezdettel musoros nepgyiilest
tartanak a West Sidei Ma
gyar Hazban. A szonokokon
kivul lesznek kitJno zene es
tanc szamok.
Az Elser baratai gondoskod-
tax a magyaros vendegszere-
tetrol is es mindenki hivata-
los egy jo harapnivalora es
husitore. Belepti dij termesze-
teSen mines.
ultueaniD DdMuubg?raha il
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
SIT. VINCE TACOK
SEP CYOLESE
A West Sidei Magyar Katho-
likus Egyhaz vendege volt a
jotekoDy tarsulat

A Youngstown esperesi ke-
riiletben mukodo Pail Scent
Vince Tarsulatok negyedevi
gyulese ez alkalommal a Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya rom.
kath. hitkozsegnel volt meg
tartva mutt vasarnap, majus
ho San delelott 9 orakor.
Kepviselve volt 18 Hitkoz-
seq a helyi es k0rnyekbeli va
rosokbol, mintegy' so kepvise-
lovel, amely alkalommal mel
tosagos Stanislaus Gmuca, Gle
velandi SIT. Benedek rendi
apat tartotta a scent miset,
predikalt es a ferfiak kozos
aldozasakor kiszolgalta az OIL
tari szentseget.
A hitk0zseg Oltar egyleui
asszonyai keszitettek az izle-
tes reggelit az osszes aldozok
es vendegek reszere, amelyert
a jelenlevok mindent felul-
mulo dicseretet kierdemeltek,
A felszolgalast a legnagyobb
figyelemmel es ugyesseggel a
Fatal Hazasok Korenek tag
jai vegeztek.
A reggeli utan kezdod0tt a
gyiles. Sok fontos intezkedest
tettek es jovahagytak a kulon
b0zo bizottsagok jelenteseit.
Buzdito szavakat inteztek a
tagokhoz: Ft. DR.. Mundweil
Janos, meltosagos Staislaus
Gmuca O. S. B. es Ralph E.
Elser sheriff. Mindannyian di-
csertek a Tarsulat munkalko-
dasat es ramutattak ARA,
hogy milyen hasznos munkat
vegez feltunes nelkul az ilyen
Tarsulat az emberiseg javara
ebben az anyagias vilagban
A gyules delutan l orako1
fejez6dott be es a vendeg ia.
gok kellemes magyar vendeg-
szereto gondolatokkal oszlot-
tax Szet.
A legk0zelebbi negyedevi
gyiles Girard, Ohioban a ST.
Rose templomban lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
0NCYILKOS LETT
SURANyl Marion
Elvesztette fel labat Is efelet-
ii keserIsegeben fogta ma
CARA a fegyvert

Egyedul cit nagy Amerika-
ban Suranyi Marion, SO ewes
honfitarsunk, = egyediil es
pedig nagy szomorusagban,
inert nemregiben elvesztette
ballabat, amelyet amputalni
kellett.
Suranyi aki a 1908 Russell
Aven volt burden nagyon elke-
seredett. De nemcsak elke-
seredett, hanem a csonka lab
csak mem akart jobb lenni es
nagy fajdalmakat okozott
neki. Multi penteken panasz-
kodott haziasszonyanak, hogy
megunta az eletet es nagyon
kiilonosen viselkedett. Este 6
ora tajban loves dordtilt, a
szerencsetlen nyomorek ma
gyar fejbel6tte magat.
Bevittek a korhazba, oft
meg II orat cit es szombaton
hajnalban megvaltotta a halal
a szenvedeseitol.
Temetese majus 4-en, het.
fon a Vascsak-fele kapolnabol
| a Magyarok Nagyasszonya r
kath. templombol Ft. Mund.
we'll Janos plebanos szertarta.
sal utan a Calvaria temetobe
tortent.
Gyaszoljak: gyermekei: Ist
van, Magdolna, Sander, Pal
Erzsebet rs J6zsef es fivere
mindnyajan Magyarorszagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07

Kedden lesznek az elovalasz-
tasok primary. Ez alkalom-
NAL a Republikanusok kiva
lasztjak a Republicans jelol-
tex kozul a legmegfelel6bbek
hogy a nyertesek aztan novem-
berben felvegyek a harcot
egymassal.
A polgar, amikor szavazni
megy majus 12-en, tartozik
megmondani, hogy milyen IT,
ketet ker - Republikanust
vagy Demokratat - ebben az
el6valasztasban csakis egy part
szavazocedulajan szavazhat.
A torveny szerint Republi-
kanus az, aki az 1934-es valasz-
tason t0bb Republicans mint
Demokrata jel0ltre szavazott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
VERHOVAY 1O8. FIOK
GYtJLESE VASARNAP

A Verhovay 108-ik osztaly a
jov6 vasarnap, azaz no 10-en
tartja rendes havi gyuleset a
szokott idoben es helyen. Ke-
rem a tagtarsak pontos megje-
leneset.
Beteg tagok e heten: Kond-
r5th Janos, Williamsfield, Ba-
rAy Jancs, 166 N. Man.
ches,s--A e., Ifj. Vas Istvan
l. faIrllefS we, Campbell, Ce,
ne Claiborne, 254 Pasadena, je-
lenleg a varosi korhazba van
Gotz Maria a varosi korhazba
Rigo Mihaly a Scent Erzsebet
korhazba, Molnar Maria 254
Pasadena Ave.
Betegseg jelentendo a tit
karnal:
Turner J6ssef, titkdr
115 Manchester Ave
Telefon: 91059.
Macy R0ZSABAL
WARRENBEN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
CYULES LESz
BORAH MELLETT
Felszolitjak a magyarsagot,
hogy hallgassa meg Pinchot
volt pennsylvania hires kor-
manyzot Borah .mellett be-
szelni a Central Auditorium
ban vasarnap

Nemregen megirtuk, amikor
Borah senator Youngstownba
lott beszedet tartani, hogy az
Idaho-i szenator, aki palyazik
a republicans elnoki jeloles-
re, hogyan nyilatkozott seer
keszt6nk el6tt a magyar ugy-
rol "a trianoni gyalazatos
bekerol.
Borah, aki kul0nben szigo-
ruan amellett van, hogy az
Egyesiilt Allamok ne avatkoz-
zon Europa iigyeibe, magyar
baratsagaert niagara vonta a
csehek, olahok es szerbek ha-
ragjat es nemregen ezen men,
zetisegek szerkeszt6i osszej0t-
tex Clevelandba es egy hata-
rozatot hoztak, amelyben fel-
szolitjak a cseh, olah es szerb
szarmazasu amerikaiakat, -
hogy ne partoljak Borah SEE
natort (ezt jo volna, ha pei
daul Mr.. Garbai megjegyezne
maganak) .
Exert is megerdemli Borah
szenator, hogy a magyarok ell.
menjenek most vasarnap del.
utan 8 orakorssegy a Centra'
Auditoriumban hirdetett Bo
rah gyulesre, amelyen Fried,
man Jozsef, ismert magyar
szarmazasu tgyved fog elmo
kolni. EFT a gyiilest kiilonoser
a cosmopolitan reszere tart
jak.
A gyulesen valoszinilee
Pinchot volt pennsylvania
kormanyzo lesz a foszonok, he
6 mem j0het, akkor a magyar
sag altal jol isnert Dan Nor
gan, volt cleveland city mana
ger fog beszelni Borah mellett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
BASEBALL MERKOZES LESZ

Liga Baseball merkozes lesz
a Youngstown Verhovay csa-
pat reszvetelevel, egyelore
nem tudni melyik ellenfellel
es melyik palyan jatszanak.
Vigyazzak a hetvegi angol la
pokat.
A youngstown Verhovay
csapat eddig a North Eastern
Magyar Baseball Liganak volt
a tagja es allando gyoztese,
de most beallott a young
stowni A. A. Liga tagjai koze
ezzel alkalmat kivan ADM a
Youngstown magyar kozon-
segnek, hogy gyakrabban lat
hasa es gyonyorkodjon fiaik
nagyszeru DISQUALIFICATION, mi.
utan ezen Liga tagjai maid,
mem mindig Youngstownbar
a kulonbozo palyakon szere.
pelnek.
A csapat vezetosege remeli
hogy lit is dicsoseget szerez.
mex a magyar es Verhovay
nevnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07

a szavazok figyelmet Anthony
T. Kryson, volt 7-ik keruleti
varosi tanacsosra. aki lengyel
szarmazasu ugyved es a szin-
ten bevandorlo ivadek John
Cebula, jr. ismert campbell fla
talemberre.
A Six hasabon aztan mar ne
tor6djon a tobbi csoportokkal,
inert azokban mines hare, mind
biroi allasokra vonatkozik es
csak az egyik csoportban van
jelolt es pedig ellenfel nelkul
Erskiue Maiden, jr., aki jelen-
leg is biro es aki a masodik
terminusra jelolteti magat.
(Folytatas Ak oldaion)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
A CAMPBELL
NAGYBIZOTTSAG HIREI

A campbelli magyarsag fl
gyelmet felhivjuk a most va
sarnap, majus 10-en, este 7:3O
kor tartando Nagybizottsagi
gyulesre a Kultur K0r helyi-
segeben.
Kerink minden magyart,
hogy lehet6leg jelenjen meg
ezen a gyilesen, inert a Ma
gyar Haz ugyeben es egyeb
fontos dolgokban kell intez-
kednunk.
Majus 8-tol ujbol megkez-
dodik a Magyar Hazra a penz
gyujtes.
A canpbelH Nagybisottsdg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
A MAGYAR FiUK
BAJN0KOk LETTEK
A youngstown magyar csa-
pat most mar biztos nyero.
Megverte az eros Akron csa-
patot 2:O-ra vasarnap

A youngstown magyar foot
ball csapat az elmult vasar-
nap jatszotta a leger6sebb
Liga gamejet az akroni magyar
csapat ellen. Ettol a gamet6l
fuggott, hogy kimarad a gy6z-
tes az 1935-36-os football
szezonban es a Youngstown
magyar fiuk gy6ztek 20
aranyban, ICY Ok a bajnokok
az ezevi football szezonban, a
liga serleget es a medalokat
mar fel is tiizhetik, inert egy
iol leiatszott es sikerekben
bovelkedo szezon befejez6dik a
jovo vasarnapi gammel es pc
dig a barbertoni magyar csa-
pattal fogjak az utolso liga
gamet jatszani a Harrison
Fielden 2.3O-kor. A young
stowni csapat io formaban ALT
XII a palyara es gyors, lapos
labdakkal es jo tchnikaval
dolgoztak a youngstowniak es
ICY az akroni csapat mem tu-
dott elobbre jutni, hogy cred
menyt erjen Ell. Kidultek lido
elott es inert a Youngstown
csapat az utolso labda rugasig
io formaban volt, nagyszeru
hatved, kitiino szelsok es a
brillians bels6 harmason nem
tudtak Keresztiil vinni a lab
dat, a kapus is io volt, igen
sok kapura lott labdat fogott
ell biztos goaltol es ICY meg
egyszer csak dicseretet erde-
mel a Youngstown kis ma
gyar tizenegy.
A szepen lejatszott es gy6-
zelemmel vegz6dott game
utan mindket csapat jateko-
sal es vendegei egy nagyszerii
lunch-ra voltak meghiva a
Magyar Hazba, ahol meg egy
csapra utott horde sor is volt
keszitve a szamukra.
Icy aztan megelegedve teri
haza mindenki a iol megerde-
melt pihenore, ugy a jateko-
sok, mint a sportkedvelo ma
gyarsag, inert a szivet a torka-
ban erezte mindenki, oily er-
dekfeszitoen es izgalmakban
bovelkedoen jatszodott lie ez a
nagyszerinek igerkezett liga
game. De hal Istennek tul
vannak rata es ICY az 1885
36-os szezonban 21 goalt ad-
tax es csak Sat kaptak.
A Sport Kor majus no 31-en
tartja nagy tancmulatsagat a
Magyar Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
REFORMATUS EGYLET

Youngstown Magyar Ref.
Ferfi es MOI Betegsegelyzo egy-
let beteg tagjai e heten:
Barta Istvan, 1874 Millet St.;
Barta Istvanne, 1874 Millet ST.;
Kerti Imrene, 737 Salt Spring
Road; Balog Janos, 528 King
Street.
Menyhert JdnOS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07

A Warreni Els6 Magyar Fer
fl es MOI Betegsegelyz6 Egylet
majus Gen, szombat este nagy
szabasu Rozsabalt rendez, az
ismert X & p Hallban, North
Park Avenue.
A kozkedvelt Medve es Szi-
kora zenekara fogja a leg
ujabb szebbnel szebb tancda-
rabokat eljatszarli.
Minden moi tancost az egy-
let egy sep rozsaval fog meg
ajandekozni ez alkalommal.
Ha egy kellemesen elt0ltott
estet kivan, ugy bizonyara oft
lesz a barataival egyiitt..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
NEHEz LESz SzAvAzNIA KEDD| ELOvALASzTASOKoN
AzERT SzoLCALUNK RESzLETES FELvLACoS|TASSAL

190 tobb liz
Ha evassa fgylemme magyarazatok mkonnyi maganak z
Mindket hasab kozIl kpso hsm ontos
kedden regge M hsto este fa he alnk polga ko
teessege
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
Town Topics

A fen aD0rds to our second
generation 1Dhich is noaD fast
entering the voting age.
You younger people born
and educated here hGUe a
duty to perform. You must
not only 90 to the polls but
hslp father and mother to
understand the ballot.
Clip the reduced size sample
ballots from the sVindicator
and practice voting on it.
Aboue everything try and
take part in the public life.
We older people established
a fine reputation as natura-
Hsed American citizens. We
haze done this for you, so that
you the second generation
may share in the government
jobs for aohich you are quail
fled.
SO young men and aOonen
do your duty, come out and
vote on primary day, Tuesday,
May IL.
We had q letter from some
body a0ho conveniently "forgo1
to sign it" taking us to task
why we are Republicans and
aDhy aDe are trying to interfere
auth the Democrats.
The letter aDds all right
only the aDriter has no idea
or no conception OF America.
In this country everybods
is free to belong to any part1
he choses.. to belong. EUery'
body is free to speak or aorite
his personal political vieaos.
Newspapers are the same
They reflect the political al
legiance OF their oaOners anc
editors.
There are Democratic, Re
publican, Socialist, Conanaunisj
and all kinds of other papers
We are independent Repub
licans therefore it is natura
that 1De 1Drite about our oa07
political beliefs. Nobody has tt
accept them We are not. as
king them to do it.
But we are fair, far mor'
tolerant than the araonyn1u
letter aoriter.
The "An1erikai Magyar Hir
lap" prints more Democratic
articles than Republican ant
far more Democratic attack
on Republicans and their prt'1
ciples than the other 1D1y.
-~ We do this so that on
NE 1ders may alaoays haze bot'
su,es of the question and tha
,rming their judgement car
draW their O1Dp conclusions.
We call this fair.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07

es viszont Demokrata az, aki
tjbb Demokratara szavazott.
Valojaban rnindenkinek lelki-
ismeretere van bizva, hogy me-
lyik part hivenek erzi magat.
Az eddig megtartott ket ma
gyar polgari kori gyulesen be-
mutattuk d lepedo nagysagu
szavazo cednlakat es megma-
gyaraztuk a szavazas modjat
ugy, mint AIT a torveny elo-
irja.
A het vege fele a Vindicator
lekozli maid a szavazo cedulak
kisebbitett masolatat. Ezen
gyakorolhat a szavazo.
Hogy megkonyitsuk a dolgot,
megismeteljlk ait, amt elo-
szoval elmondtunk. Ne vegyek
tekintetbe rnindket szavazo ce-
dulan az elso es ket utolso
hasabot. Sokkal fontosabb,
hogy a kozeps6 2-ik, Six es f.
TX hasabon szavazzanak, inert
ezeken talalhatok az allami
es megyei jel0ltek nevsora.
Meg a masodik hasabon sem
olyan fontos szavazni, csak
alul a Republicans tiketen,
ahol ,azok sa magyarok. -akik
Republicans tiketre szavaz-
max, megtalaljak JOHN G..
COOPER kongresszusi kepvise-
lonk nevet.
Nyugodt lelekkel ajanlhat-
juk ezt a % ewes szolgalatban
kiprobalt Washingtonban nagy
befolyassal biro vasuti moz-
donyvezetobol orszaggyulesi
kepviselove mott ferfiut a ma
gyar szavazoknak. Cooper, aki
maga is bevandorlo, a ma
gyarsag hozza intezett kerel-
meinek mindig helyet adott
es megerdemli, hogy minden
Republicans magyar rasza.
vazzon.
Mint mondtuk, a nevet meg.
talaljak a Republicans sza.
vazo cedulan a 2-ik hasabor
alulrol (az utolso elotti) ma.
sodik kockaban, Qegalul q
court of appeals van).
y < X
Mindket szavazo cedula har.
madik es negyedik hasabjar
talalhatok a helyi jeloltek. Ez
erdekel bennunket elsosorbar
inert legkozelebb van hozzank
Vegyuk sorban oket.
A Republicans tiketen ne
sokat tor6djenek a Six hasat
elso es masodik csoportjanal
jeloltjeivel, eek a Republika
nus allami vegrehajto bizott
sag ferfi es moi tagjaira vo
natkoznak.
A Six hasab Six csoportja
ban talalja az OF jeloltet a ket
allami szenatori jeloltsegre
Mind az 0t megfelelo ember
Az OF k0zil kettore szavazhat
A 4ik csoportban talalhatoE
a state representative (allam
kepvisel6k) jeloltjei. A 16 je
lolt k0zul negyre szavazhat. A
republicans part megyei koz
ponti bizottsaga ajanlja Yer
non E. Grouse ismert farmert
Edgar S. Prall, fatal republi
kanust es Albert J. William.
ugyvedet. Reszunkr6l felhivjul
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-19
Jobs FURNISHED TO
1868 FOR MONTH
Employment Service Proves
of Big Aid Also to Vet
Grams in State
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In The Sir Walter Hotel.
e U "A 6 L. HID WILL

Raleigh, May ia total of 1868
persons were placed in jobs in North
Carolina through the North Carolina
State Employment Service during
April according to figures released
today by Mrs. May Thompson Evans.
State director of the service. In adj
dition to this number, 618 war vet
Grams were placed in jobs during April
Ky the veterans placement division
of the service.
Of this 11,6O8 placed in employment
during April, the largest number, a.
mounting to 6,446 were given jobs on
public projects, such as WPA. PWA
or other projects financed with Fed
eral funds which requires that all la
Dor be supplied through the employ
ment service. Private industry and
business employed the next largest
number, or 1856 while 1926 were
placed in jobs on relief projects, the
figures show. Of the 618 war veterans
placed in jobs during the month, 396
were placed on public projects, 147 in
private industry and Is on relief pro-
iects.
There were 1886 new registrations
in the State during the month"; 4,578
re-registration and 1878 renewals. In
the war veterans division, there were
22O new registrations, 275 re-registra-
tons and 261 renewals
On May 1 there were 187,O96 per-
sons listed on the active list of the
employment service not yet placed in
joss of which 128,248 were men and
5S,848 women. There were also 1888
in CT;
Unplaced.
The Fayetteville district office had
both the largest number of place
ments and the largest number of new
registrations during April, with 1,791
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-19
Today is the Day
: By CLARK KIlNlNAIRD
Copyright, 1886, for this Newspaper
by Central Press Association

he would have the same plate with
the leftover set before them at the
next meal.
Sometime ago reader asked this
oracle why Americans drive to the
right, whereas English travel to the
left, and we replied that back in Re
evolutionary days patriots were SO de-
termined not to do anything the
English way that they changed the
rule of the road. WELL then," he
talked back, why do English go to
the left?" We couldn't answer then,
but we can now. The custom is an
outgrowth of the days when travel
lers held their reins with their left
hands, thus causing their animals to
move to the left, SO their right hands
would be free to deal with highway
bandits or antagonists.
A single pod of an orchid often
yields a million seeds, but it requires
at least seven years, and sometimes
up to 40 years, for a seed to produce
a blossom.
Beer is 40 times as strong an anti
septic as carbolic acid" it is stated by
Fact Digest" but is it?
Queries, reproofs, ETC., are welcom-
ed by Clark Kinnaird.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-19
OTHERS VIEWS


SANTA CLAUS IN GOVERNMENT
To the Editor:
These are certainly remarkable
times. I have known all along that
there was time in the life of the
average person when the idea of a
Santa Claus played a very conspic-
uous part; but, honestly, I thought
that idea was limited to the nursery
and kindgarten periods. However, it
now develops that have been wrong.
in fact, badly wrong, for the youth
full, middle aged and the old and in
firm are all alike falling for the
Santa Claus doctrine that is being
propagated in North Carolina during
this gubernatorial campaign.
Well, when all Objectionable tax
burdens are removed and all desired
salary increases are provided, then I
will know that the millennial, not the
yuletide, season has arrived: that the
Messiah, not a Santa Claus, has hit
these mundane borders, and that the
Devil who taught us that man should
live by the sweat of his brow, that
you could not get something for
nothing, that governments, like in
which to subSist, and that character
is acquired through victory over diff
enthusiastically, this Devil will be
chained, if not for thousand Years.
at least during the period of the DOM
NANCY of this North Carolina brand
of the more abundant life" some
times, for brevity and euphony, called
the New Deal
Really, why men and women, full
grown and of age, fall for this kind
of political pap is beyond my COM
prehension. Remove the sales tax, the
land tax and all other unpleasant ex-
actions; add more pay to the teach
ers, the highway employees and all
others working for the government
whose income is not limited by the
Constitution and meet such increased
expenditures by-well, why worry
about such an incongruity?
Walter Siler four years ago in
mockery, ran for governor of the
state upon such a platform as the
repeal of all taxes, the increase of all
salaries and the operation of all the
schools by radio and after night SO
as not to interfere with the whole
some, healthy and happy diversions
of the youth of the land during the
daytime. But, Walter, neither did you
nor l ever suspect that a serious cam
paign would be attempted upon such
philosophy. You made one of your
characteristic speeches of that cam
paign in Durham before the civic
bodies. 1 introduced you on that
momentOus occasion. I recall that I
told the audience that you would
deliver a colossal concocted
meration of concentrated concocted
crazy cajolery, which would be for
their entertainment, not for their be-
lief or conviction. Well, Walter, the
philosophy of your campaign is
abroad in the State, but it has not
been perfaced by such precautionary
remarks as 1 gave it four years ago.
The people are believing the hoax
and, Walter, we can't stop 'em. OF
course, before next November they
may have the spell" broken, and to
save themselves elect Gillian Grissom
governor. But, Walter, it now looks
like you, in spirit of fun, have play
ed hell.
JNO. w. HESTER.
Washington, May 18, 1886.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-19

A moving escalator carries baggage
up. Over all there is, for those stay
ing at home, an atmosphere Of subtle
gloom; almost OF menace.
A few piers down the line two mel
ancholy pickets pace up and down be-
fore a darkened doorway. Their signs
which cannot be easily read in the
half light, warn passengers from
such and such boat, or steamship
line. But now the crush increases at
the doorway to the pior where a ship
is about to depart The usual drunk
in evening dress is poured out of a
taxi amid great hilarity by his friends
who jostle folk trying to get inside
and generally make nuisances of
themselves under the misapprehen-
sion that they are charming playboys
and playgirls.
Only few minutes now The long
stone pier is lined with people, get
ting their passports checked, their
tickets approved, sending kilograms.
There are many pretty girls, all appa-
rently about to sail away on this boat
They troop up the gangplank, orchida-
ceous and merry-eyed. Now the
whistle glooms all over you, loud and
sad. Hurry increases in the throng.
Ten minutes now
stowaway is marched down the
gangplank from tourist class, with
brace of officers.
Another whistle blast The jangle
of a warming gong floats out from the
main salon, the promenade decks.
Suddenly all the pretty girls troop
back down the gangplank. They are
rot sailing after all. They are mere
ly there to make male passengers
think the voyage is going to be a
great success. Now the gangplank
lis rising. ..~---.. ~