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Evening star., 1938-06-14
l3 -$157.5o

o From Chicago to Kansas City
on the new Santa Fe streamliner
-Tbe Kansas Citysn; Royal Gorge;
Salt Lake City; motor trip through
Feather River Canyon; boat ride
down Sacramento River to San
Francisco; motor trip through
Tehachapi Range to Los Angeles;
returning home on train via
Grand Canyon and the Spanish
Indian country.
From Chicago and Kansas Ciy every
other Sunday. June l 9 to August 2S.
Evening star., 1938-06-14
IA Days-$177.o0

. Colorado Springs; Old Santa Fe
and Indian-derour; Grand Canyon;
Los Angeles; Hollywood; Santa
Barbara; Del Monte; Monterey;
Santa Cruz Big Trees; San Fran
cisco; Portland; Seattle; Vancouver
and Canadian Rockies.
Tour leaves Chicago and Kansas
City every Sunday, June 2 to Aug. 76.
Evening star., 1938-06-14
19 Doys-$27o.4s

Q De Luxe Tour. Denver; Colo.
RADIO Rockies; San Francisco;
Yosemite; Santa Cruz Big Trees;
Del Monte; Monterey; Santa
Barbara; Los Angeles; Holly
wood; Pasadena; Catalina Island;
Grand Canyon.
Tour leaves Chicago. Sunday. July
3, 10, 81, and August 7.
Evening star., 1938-06-14

Police have stopped war between
the Mabaso and Mangweni tribes in
Ladysmith, South Africa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
Z A RABLAS 9TtIZOLTO ES
4 REND6RSEGI KOCSIT
MOZGoSITOTT

A multi szombat este ugy 7
ora tajban egy bandita a
Quality Tea and Coffee COM
pany 33 E. Front ST, uzlete-
mex vezetojet kirabo,ta es ell
witt keszpenzben negyszaz es
csekkekben tobb mint otszaz
dollart.
Louis Racher az iizletvezet6
mar ekkor egyediil volt az liz
letben es a rablo tavoztaval Sc
gitsegert kiszaladt az uccara,
de mem sokat dolkozott, ha-
mem meghuzta a k0zelben lev6
tizjelz6t, mire tenyleg egy-ket-
tore nagy zajjal szHen u
sal tulkolve megerkeztek a tiz-
oltok kilenc, a rend6r0k negy
kocsival.
Persze a tiiZoltoknak mem
akadt munkajuk, de ANIMAL
t0bb a rendoroknek, inert ia
Ian meg most is a fegyveres
tolvajt keresik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
.NEMENYIT ES COLBERT Macy KOzONSEC'
UNNEPELTE VASARNAPl BANKETTEN.
(Folytatas az els5 oldalroD

(Folytatas az els5 oldalrol)
tatta Nemenyi faradhatatlan
munkajat az egesz varos pol
garsaganak erdekeben.
"Mi anlerikaiak fatal nem-
yet vagyunk, azert tinik fel
kozottiink egy olyan ember,
mint Nemenyi, akinek nernzete
mogott dicso evezredes mutt
all, akinek veleszaletett kultu-
rajat csodaljuk es tiszteljik" ),
mondotta Mr.. Mag.
Vegul Nemenyi Miklos allott
fel szolasra. A kozonseg felal-
lassal udvozolte. Nemenyi ro-
vid, kerek angol mondatokban
beszelt. Hangsulyozta, hogy a
nit tett, kotelessegbol tette,
hogy 6 mem vart> kitiintetest
vagy elismerest azert a munka-
ert, amivel magyarsag es va
rosanak ugyeit elobbre vitte es
vegul igerte, hogy munkajat
onzetlenul folytatni fogja.
Nemenyi komolyan figyel-
meztette a kozonseget a kom-
munizmus veszelyere es bemu-
tatta a pusztito elvek vele
egyutt dolgozo magyar kolle-
gait: Himler Martont, Ke'e-
men Janost es Condos Sandort.
Ugyancsak bemutatta Habo-
dasz Gustav es Debroszky An
dras volt nagybizottsagi elmo
koket is. Az asztali aldast Mt.
Botty Janos, az ev. ref. egyhaz
lelkesze mondotta.
Pipoly Gyula felolvasta a be-
erkezett taviratok egy reszet.
Icy a kormanyzo, senator es
masok udvozleteit. Meg a BAN
ket elejen bemutatta a foasz-
talnal helyet foglalt vendege-
ket es pedig: c. A Davis-t, a
Sheet & Tube helyettes ge-
neral superintendentjet es ne
jet; Charles H. Elliott, a Re
public Steel Corporation he
lyettes aleln0ket Clevelandbol;
Hugh Jenkinst, a Junior Cham
Der of Commerce elnOket:
Maurice Lipscher magyar szar.
mazasu allami szenatort, Louis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

N. McDonaldot, az Ohio Works
general superintendentjet,; Mrs
Fred M. Orrt, az amerikai V0-
ros Kereszt youngstown oszta-
lyanak elnoket; Frank Flynt, a
Republic warreni es Roy l..
Leventryt, a Republic youngs-
town. gyarainak managerjeit;
H. P. Beckenbach, Harry Hoff-
man es William Spagnola BIZ
rakat, John Borak campbelli
polgarmestert; Fred Weimer
youngstown tanacs elnokot es
helyettes polgarmestert; Ed
Haseltine, I. Vagnozzi es An
thony Kryzan varosi tanacso-
sokat; Ralph Elser sheriffet;
A. w. Craver postamestert;
Judge w. P. Barnum repub-
likanus es Fred Shutrump de-
mokrata par eln0koket;; John
j. Arnold megyei foszamvevot;;
VIM. B. Quinlan torvenyszeki
fojegyzot;; Herman Brandmul-
Ter es Thomas Bees megyei ko-
miszariusokat; Fred Griffith
varosi tisztviselot es az Greg
Wess Jozsef bacsit.
A vendegek soraban oft lat
TUX meg a teljes megyei va
lasztasi tanacsot, a kereskedel-
mi kamara titkarat, az adobi-
zottsag elnoket, a varosi penz-
ugyi tanacsadot es meg sok
masokat.
A banket utan eltakaritottak
az asztalokat es kozonsee
nagy resze ejfelig maradt
egyutt kedelyesen tarsalogva es
a fiatalok mem hivatalosan
tancra perdultek.
A teremben a rendezes ha.
ladatlan munkajat Lengyel C.
Lajos, Ozv. Mihok Sandorne
Horvath Antalne es BrogleI
Ferenc vegeztek.
DR.. Alexy a teremben ma.
radt ejfaig es megismerkedett
szemelyesen a jelenvolt anne.
rikaiakkal es magyarokkal. -
Masnap reggel meglatogatts
Pallay Mariska iskolajat es {
Vindicatort, mielott hazatert
volna Clevelandba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
HAZKUTATAS
EGYHALOTTAL

Mrs. Sumsheen Sabo rs ewes
Kyle Street, lakos magas kora
dacara meg ma is elne, ha a
hatosagi emberek. hazkutatast
mem tartottak volna a lakasan.
Mrs. Sabo ugyanis titokban
otthon kesziilt ital arusitassal
foglalkozott es emiatt mar
tobbszor volt biintetve. Ujabb
feljelentes alapjan az allami
italfelugyeloseg emberei meg
jelentek a lakasan, hogy meg
gyozodjenek a valosagrol. Mrs.
Sabo annyira megijedt, hogy
azalatt, mig a vizsgalok atku-
tattak a hazat, sulyosan meg
betegedett. A rogton elohivott
orvos mar csak a beallott- ha-
lalt konstatalta. Az idos asz-
SONY valosziniileg szivbajos
volt es az izgalom megolte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
A MARCIUS| UNNEPELYEN HATALMAS
TOMEC VETT RESzT Multi VASARNAP
(Folytatas az 1-so oldalroD

(Folytatas az 1-so oldalroD
maid atadta az unnepely veze-
teset Nemenyinek.
Elsonek az "oreg" reforma-
tus egyhaz enekkara elenekelte
az America" elso verset ma
gyarul, maid a kozonseggel
egyiitt angolul. Utana ket sep
magyar dalt enekelt.
Trojan Janos nagy hatassal
szavalta a Talpra Magyart, a
NIT kovetett Pipoly Evelyn
megujrazott kopogos tanca.
Maid a Scent Gyorgy egyhaz
gyermekei igen ugyesen elo-
adtak a MARCUS Is" cimu al
kalmi darabot, amelynek We
gen elenekeltek a Talpra Ma
gyart. A gyermekeket 10th ia
nos tanitotta be. A kis Pipoly
lanyt Mrs. Frances kiserte zon-
gOran.
Zsamboky Tivadar ismert
magyar mernok remek hegedu
szoloja k0vetkezett, amelyet
Mrs. Wanda Evans Wilson
ugyancsak Sharonbol kisert
muvesziesen a zongoran. Csete
Sandorne szavalta az "Elnunk
vagy halnunk kell" verset es
ezt kovette DR.. Alexy beszede,
amely utan Ambrusko Margit
a ref. enekkarral elenekelte a
Magyar tavasz teged varunk"
cimu remek vi magyar dalt es
utana volt az erdemkereszt at
adasa.
A kis Kinnick Edward ma
gyar ruhaban kopogosan jarta
el a csardas, Bunchy Janos mu
zsikaja mellett, maid Wolf Ist-
vanne Soos Idaval a zongora
mellett enekelt ket szep ma
gyar dalt.
Piday Gyorgy detroiti ma
gyar gyaros es az ottani ma
gyar front szazas es ezres BIZ
zottsaganak choke elhozta
Detroit magyarsaganak uzene-
tet es szerencsekivanatait CO
bernek es Nemenyinek,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
HALALOzASOK

Mraz Mihaly 81 ewes kora
ban, Lorain, O.-ban rovid be-
tegeskedes utan meghalt.
Mraz 1921-ben jott Ameri-
kaba Lorainben lako Sander
fiahoz.
Temetese a SIT. Laszlo r. k.
templombol Ft. Rickert Emo
gyaszszertartasai utan a Kali
varia temetoben levo csaladi
sirhelybe helyeztek orok nyu-
galomra.
Gyaszoljak: Sander fla Lo-
rainban, Ferenc az ohazaban,
leanya a Youngstown Mezei
/ Andrasne Erzsebet es 18 uno-
kaja es egy dedunokaja Mela-
mia apaca a cleveland SIT. I'M
re r. k. egyhaznal.
X
Szabo Istvan 53 ewes, 526 Do
rothy Ave, hontitarsunk mar
cius lien, szerdan meghalt a
youngstown varosi korhaz
South Side-i osztalyan.
Szabo 80 ev ota lakott
Youngstownban es az utobbi
idoben ifj, Horcsik Mihalyek-
nal lakott es a New York
Central vasuttarsasagnak dol
gozott.
Temetese hetfon, marcus
21-en volt.
Gyaszoljak mostoha fivere
Miklos es nagybatyja Tury ia
nos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
VERHOVAY
ISMERETTERJESZTO
GYULES YOUNGSTOWNBAN

Verhovay ismeret terjeszto
gyules lesz a Youngstown l08,
21 es 364 fiokok rendezese alatt
a West Side-i Magyar Hazban,
Schenley es Mahoning Ave-
sarkan, marcus 27-en, vasar-
nap delutan 2 6ratol.
E gyulesen jelen lesznek q
Verhovay kozponti iroda tiszt-
viseloi k0zil Korosfoy Janos
alelnok es Takacs Miklos koz-
ponti szervezo is. Kerjuk az
osszes kornyekbeli, Sharon,
Warren, Niles, stb. fiokok tag
jait es az ezen tanulsagos gyu-
les irant erdekl6do magyarsag
minel nagyobb szamban. val6
megjelenesre.
Gyules utan k0nnyu harap-
nj valok es husitok lesznek fel-
szolgalva.
"a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

Azutan ket ugyes gyermek,
Trojan Margit es Molnar Fe-
rene nagyszeru magyar notas
harmonika kettose kovetke-
zett, amely meglepte a kozon-
seget, olyan jo volt. Buchy
Jozsef nagy hatassal szavalt ell
egy alkalmi verset. Eloadasa
igazan kitiino volt.
A Fuggetlen Ref. Egyhaz
gyermekei Mt. Marion Sandor
esperes lelkesz vezetese alatt
az Obsitos cimi darabbol ad-
tax el6 sep reszleteket, anne
lyek kivaltottak a k0zonseg
tetszeset. Zuti Albertne Bun
chy kiseretevel enekelt ket ma
gyar dalt, maid iii. Tatar Ist-
van jatszotta igen ugyesen a
Rakoczi indulot Mrs. Novella
Freed Jones kiseretevel. Az
amerikai no, aki a legelokel6bb
amerikai enekkarok kiser0ie,
meglepo bravurral kisert a zon
goran. Miutan az lido mar ct
orara jart, Nemenyi elnok min
den tovabbi beszed nelkul be-
zarta az unnepelyt.
A rendezes munkajabol XII
vettek a reszuket a Nagybizott-
sag tagjai id. Horvath Istvan
vezetesevel, az ajtonal Lengyel
c. Lajos penztarnok szorgal-
maskodott. Mig a vendegeket
Horvath Vilmos, Kovacs Mix
los, Brogley Ferenc es tobb
mas nagybizottsagi tagok We
zettek helyikre.
Az iinnepelyen sok amerikai
vendeg is volt, mig a varoson
hvuliek kOziil oft lattuk Da-
rago Jozsefnet fiaval, Pitts
burghbol, Msgr. Macy Desc
papai prelatust, Himler Mar
tont, Piday Gyorgyot, Condos
Sandort Detroitbol, Kelemen
Janost es nejet Daytonbol, Ft.
Andras Jeromost Farrellb6l es
meg sok masokat.
-O-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

Young and beautiful Helen
Jepson will open the spring
opera festival by the Metropo-
Titan Opera in Cleveland pub
lie hall when she sings in LA
Traviata" on opening night of
the opera week of April 4 to g.
Although she was born in
TituSville, Pa, in 1906, where
her father owned a candy and
hardware store, Miss Jepson
really regards Akron, Ohio,
where the family later moved,
as her home. Here she sang in
church choir and in the high
school glee club. Later she got
a job in the corset department
of a store. She might still be
selling corsets if she hadn't ac-
cepted a job at a dollar a week
more in salary selling records.
With money she saved she
spent a summer with an aunt
in Chautauqua. Here fate, in
the person of Horatio Connell,
of the Curtis institute, in Phi
ladelphia, started her on her
musical career. He heard her
sing and urged her to try for
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
FO A BIZTONSAG

A Junior Chamber of Com
merce aprilis 3-tol Gig nagy
safety drive-ot tart, amelynek
soran igyekezni fog kulonosen
az automobil vezet6ket elerni,
hogy vigyazattal hajtsanak. A
mutt evben az automobilok So
halalesetet okoztak es 1113 bal
eset volt. A balesetek rengeteg
karokat okoznak. A drive-ot
hetfon este nyitjak meg a Y.
M. G.. A. termeben, amikor Roy
H. Williams, a Supreme court
biraja es az allani safety coun-
Gil choke lesz a foszonok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
MUNKAT ICER
4 TALALMANY
Allitolag otezer banyasz kap-
hatna gyorsan alkalmazast

Pennsylvania allan koz-
egeszsegugyi felugyeloje allito-
lag kitalalt valamit az ertekte-
len szenhulladekoknak elonyos
feldolgozasara.
A talalmany olyan mellek-
anyagokat hozna XII a szenhul-
ladekbol, amelyeket jo aron le-
het ertekesiteni es ezzel koriil-
belul otezer banyasznak adhat-
nanak munka alkalmat es le-
hetoseget ARA. hogy allando
kenyeret keressenek.
A talalmanyt a szovetsegi
hadiigyminiszterium mernokei
vizsgaltak meg es hir szerint a
legjobb velemenyt adtak fel6-
lie a kormanyzatnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

a scholarship at the Institute,
which she won and kept for
five years.
Tickets for the Opera are
available at the Box Office in
the main lobby of the Union
Trust Bank, East 9Th Street
and Euclid Ave, Cleveland, o.
The times-news., 1938-11-12
F. R. WILL PUSH FOR
GOALS OF NEW DEAL
Continued from page one)

more evenly divided.
"As business sees it, this eX-
preston of public sentiment indi-
Gates a loss of faith in planned
economy and vast public spend
ing as a means of restoring pros
perity; an increasing antiphy to-
wards coercive and compulsory
legislation; and desire to re-
move some Of the legislative han
dicaps which are preventing Il
broader expansion of business
and employment"
Shortly after the press con-
ference Mr.. Roosevelt met with
his house majority leader, Rep.
Sam Rayburn, D., Tex. Rayburn
said afterward that the president
may call his congressional leaders
together at Warm Springs, Ga,
this month to discuss a program
for the next session.
The chief executive goes to
Warm Springs on Nov. u for
ten-day visit.
Rayburn said they discussed a
legislative program "just in an
incidental fashion," but he admit
ted that meeting at Warm
Springs is entirely probable.
Mr., Roosevelt met with his cab
met later and presumably review
ed the congressional outlook that
some New Dealers admit is dis
NAL and may influence the presl-
dent to seek a third term.
The third term was projected
again Thursday by Secretary Of
the Interior Harold L. 1ckes, who
also was a White House caller on
Friday. He stressed that the chief
executive might be drafted for
third term although some Pro-
gressives and Left-wingers who
have stoutly supported the admin
lstration,a are known to oppose
such a move.
Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardla
OF New York is said to be in this
category. He has played doml-
nant role among the progresslves
and "Lefts" and will meet with
tnem here next week to survey
the election results and talk over
strategy for the 1910 presidential
campaign.
The election eliminated the ad-
mllnlstration's two-thirds majority
IN the house. In addition there
are many Democratic boilers who
Will find their backbcnes further
Stlffened by the New Deal rebuff,
roslng another knotty problem Is
the conservative Southern Demo
cratic bloc which will have to be
kegt happy. 49,
There is nominally a ,two-thlrdS
-pemocratic majority in the senate
put the Southern Conservatives
ana outright anti-New-Deal Dem
gcfats probably found courage IN
tuesdays elections and can be
The times-news., 1938-11-12

vanilla, 2 egg whites, | cup or
l-2 pint heavy cream Xxx or
whipped creamy.
!, Soften gelatin in cold water.
Put slightly beaten egg yolks in
double boiler together with salt,
milk and sugar. Cook until mix
ture thickens, stirring occasional
ly. Remove from fire. Add to
the hot mixture the, lemon rind
and the gelatin which has. been
softened in cold water. Stir until
gelatin is dissolved: Cool. 81
Before gelatin has begun to
harden, beat in cottage cheese,
lemon Juice and vanilla with egg
heater. FoldJin beaten egg whites
and whipped cream. GrButter the
bottom and sides of spring form
we'll hEsUf ~ +. Gi1te9- tt,t
!eLine the spring form with a
zweibacfi pastry. Pour in cheese
mixture and sprinkle remaining
pastry crumbs on top. Chill thor
oughiy four or five hours or over.
night before serving
The times-news., 1938-11-12
CATS COMING FROM
BEHIND WIN FROM
BREVARD ON FRIDAY
(Continued from uaye onc)

(COnClnueu from pag@ oi.J
tack with four minutes of play re-
naming. Clipping off 4 and 5
yards at a time, Quarles, Shep-
herd and McCrary smashed to the
Brevard 25-yard line. Quarles
passed to McCrary for IS yards,
both teams received offside penal
ties and then a Cat pass failed but
Quarles dropped back and tossed
a pass to McCrary in the end zone
and then place-kicked the extra
point. ..r.
Hendersonvillc kicked off and
Brevard got loose for a 25-yard
gain but McCrary pulled down
Ashworth's pass on the local %
and returned it to the 43 as the
game ended.
Brevard showed a fine back in
the pile driving Ashworth who was
good for most of their yardage but
when Ashworth tired the visitors
failed to click. Their passing was
also good, as they completed five
passes for 43 yards. The visitors
line showed well holding the Cats
running gains down until the final
minutes Of the game. ...
The Cats had difficulty getting
going for two periods and with
the exception of Miller's run show
ed little offense in the first half
but clicked in the last period con-
sistently. Quarles was the chief
offensive threat with Drake, Nc
Crary and Bates outstanding de-
fensively. The pass receiving of
Drake and McCrary was excep-
tional.
The times-news., 1938-11-12
Blue Ridge l
Game In Aq
Ridgians Start Y
Lack Ressn.

Badly crippled by 4
Blue Ridge HilltoppeEI
20 to l3 decision 70 1
Richmond Academy |
Augusta. Ga. yester@
The HilltopperS gr 4
good start and were c
l3 to 0 at the end {
half. but lack Of ress'
in the second half ca.I
cal preps to faltcr
The times-news., 1938-11-12
CALVARY BAPTIST

Grove street between Sixth
and Seventh avenues east.
Rev. George I. Pennell, pastor.
w. NJ. Garren, chairman of
deacon board; G.. C. Collins, su-
perintendent of Sunday school; !;
Miss Dorothy Pace, president of
Woman's Missionary society; Miss
Jessie Shipman, director of young
people.
GAS a. m.-Sunday school.
400 a. m.-Morning worship.
Subject, How to Conquer the
Two Builders"
Gas p. m.-B.T.U.
7:15-Prayer service.
1880 p. m.-Evening worship.
Subject, ''How to Conquer Fear"
Mid-week prayer service Wed
nesday at 1880 p. m.
p. m. Wednesday.
We invite you to worship with
US.
The times-news., 1938-11-12
Football Results
HIGH SCHOOL

HenderSonville 19, Brevard II.
Asheville At, Chattanooga 6.
Marshall 38, Biltmore 0.
Waynesville &c, Mars Hill 0.
Spartanburg 6, Charlotte l3.
COLLEGE
V.P.I.O., Richmond 0.
Roanoke 13, Apprentice 0.
Citadel 26, Oglethorpe 8.
Stetson AZ, Tampa o.
Appalachian 7, Lenour-Rhync 0.
Newberry 6, Wotford 2.
Miss. Col. 26, Mercer 2l.
S. Car. 13, Furman 0. (froshO
Boston c., 2l, Boston U, IA.
Catholic 7, Miami o.
Holy Cross Ia, Brown ~.
,N.Y.U. l3, Colgate 7.
n. Car. 6, Virginia 0 (frosh)
Wake Forest Is, n. c. State 7
frosh.)
The times-news., 1938-11-12
FIRST BAPTIST

Rev. 3. f. Wall, pastor.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school; W..
B. Sinclair, superintendent.
100 a. m.-Morning worship.
Sermon subject, ''The Difficulties
of Prayer in Distress" At this
hour the choir will sing Harker's
anthem, "Turn Ye Even Unto
Me-"
CAS- p. m.-B.T.U.
7:15-Organ prelude.
7:3O o'clock-Evening worship.
Sermon subject, Enemies of the
Church" Anthem by the choir,
20. Be Joyful in the Lord by
FeariS.
Monday. 3:3O-W. NJ. S. meet
ing in the church auditorium.
Tuesday, 4:00-Junior G. A.
will meet with Miss Almeria Russ,
702 Fleming street.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.-Prayer
service.
Saturday. 4:O0-Mission Study
class for both the intermediate
and Junior G.. A. groups. This
class will meet in the Lewis house.
The times-news., 1938-11-12
REPORT UNUSUALLY
ORDERLY HOLIDAY

o., Several cases were heard in
city court this morning as city
officers reported an unusually
quiet observance of Armistace
Day., .....
William Gray, charged with the
larceny of knife from Henry
Ransom, was bound to county re-
corder's court under $500 bond.
Howard eagle, driving while
drunk, was bound to recorders
court under $500 bond.
E. Stepp, drunk and disorder
ly,, was fined $40 and costs.
The times-news., 1938-11-12
GOSPEL TABERNACLE

(CnuSHOilllNdlIOU
Washington and Allen streets.
Rev. Bert Atchison, pastor.
9:4j 1. m.-Sunday school; c.
S. Fullbright, superintendent.
II ,,. m.-Morning service; sub
iect. Nothing But Leaves"
3 D. m.-Gospel services held
at the jail and the county home.
G:3O p. m.-Young peoples ser
vice; Misses Alletta and Eleanor
Plank, teachers.
7 D. m.-Meeting Of prayer
group: W. H. Plank, leader.
7:3O-Evening service; subject
"The Great Contrast Between the
Pre- and Post-Millennial Teach
ing Concerning the Coming of Oul
Lord and Does it Make ANY Rea,
Difference Which View We Hold?'
(The pastor is preaching every
Sunday evening on the general
Bible Prophecy in the
Ligt of Recent Events in the Holy
Land.")
The Ladies' Missionary and
PRAYER circle meets on Tuesday
at 3 p. m. at the home Of Mrs.
J. A. Brock on Hebron street.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday,
1880 (Read Acts 18th chapter.)
Strangers and visitors are cor,
daily invited to attend any and
all services.
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THREAT TO MAI
DEMOCRACYs \
Continued from u

WI NAai 49,
high school glee cluo' 4
of taps and Standn::
paid tribute to the %
diers.
Remarks on the osti
made by Mrs. FRANK y
president of the Amr'a
Auxiliary. .
The service at the !
followed the annua! u.
parade in which VOL; y
ans, members Of the !. !,
iliary. Girl and Bog )
members of other psit.
izations appeared. Thsr 7 q
led by Chief Of Ps.J % !
Powers and the HsF
hiqh school band o, -. :
The band members W. y
and white uniforms, u.s.. =: !
their share Of app!au,$.. *.
tators. The band. nj. !.
and othcr events !
greatly to the suGSe,, &C -, !
bration. Julian HEM
rector.
The times-news., 1938-11-12
The Speech Thot Gave
Lincoln to History

THE tall, gaunt Abraham Lin
coin who returned to politics
n 1854 with the passage of the
HanSaS-Nebraska act, opening the
northwestern territories to Sla-
very, was in no manner the
prairie politician of five years
earlier. In l847-49 he had served
A single term in Congress, where
ne had not satisfied anyone. Now
he emerged as a dynamic cham
pion.
The nation first recognized this
new Lincoln at Peoria on Oct. l6
Five years of hard work in the
law had developed in him excep-
tional powers of argument. He
displayed these in his first great
speech an answer to Stephen A.
Douglas, that day. Combining
vision, understanding, sympathy,
the address at once became the
finest exposition yet given on the
whole slave question.
He wanted to check slavery, he
pointed out, because it was inhu-
zen, but even more so because
new free states are places fol
poor people to go to- and better
their condition" He wanted the
burning issue settled to benefit
both the white and the black In
America. He wanted no vindic-
tiveness; he was wholly the hu-
manitarian, the democrat.
The Peoria speech made Lin
coin famous. His political ambi-
tons Immediately sprang to life
again. He plunged back into pol.
itics with new energy and force
which he was later to exhibit ir
the great Lincoln-Douglas de-
bates. His words had won him {
place in history.
The Civil War, President is
shown here on a stamp of the new
U. S. regular series, enlarged.
Copyright. 1898. NEA Service. Inc ,
The times-news., 1938-11-12
CATHOLIC
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

IMMACULATE CONCEP lON
Seventh avenue west at Chufch
street.
Rev. Philip O'Nara, pastor
Sunday mass 4. nj. Sefhlo"
and benedictiOn.
Sunday school--l0 a. m.
ConfeSsion-Saturday D p. m.
to p. m.