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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-03

FIRST NJ. E.-Corner State and
Church streets. Blaine E. Kirkpat-
rick, minister. Glass meeting 9:15
a. m. G. P. Litchfield, leader. sun
day school 9:45 a. m. ]. B. Littler,
superintendent. Glasses for every
body, with a fine corps of compe-
tent teachers. Keep up the Sun
day school habit right through the
summer. Morning worship IL
o'clock. This is the baccalaureate
service for the Kimball School of
Theology. The sermon will be by
Pres. e. c. Hickman, on the sub
ject, 1.-THE Middle Life Test" This
will be a service of great inspira-
ton and profit. The public Is COR
daily welcome. Epworth Leagues
at o'clock. All three League chap
ters meet together tonight In a
graduation service under the lead
ership of Miss Marguerite Cook. 1t
will be the last service in which
the college seniors will be present,
and the seniors of the second and
third chapters will be graduated
to the chapter next above them.
All young people are invited to
participate in this service. Eve
ming service 8 o'clock. The pastor
will preach a story sermon on THE
Brimming Cup" a recent success
full novel by Dorothy Garfield.
Whether you have read this book
or not, you will find this sermon
interesting and helpful. Important
official board meeting on Wednes-
day evening at 1880 o'clock. Pray
er meeting service Thursday eve-
ming o'clock.
LESLIE METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL-South Commercial and My
ers streets. H. F. Pemberton, pas
tor. The Sunday school meets at
9:45 a. m. e. A. Rhoten, superin-
tendent, assisted by corps of
able and earnest teachers. Wou
will be the better fitted for 1ife's
problems by a knowledge of the
Bible. There is no finer character
builder than this book. Bring your
children and help them to a knowl-
edge of the real truths of life. The
Epworth League meeting at Z p.
m. is for young people who mean
business in the best way. The
morning service at IL o'clock. Ser
mon subject, The Bible in Educa-
ton. The evening meeting at 8
will be in charge of the Sunday
school. They will bring an excel
lent children's day program inter-
esting and helpful. You will enjoy
it. We cordially invite you to at
tend all these meetings. They are
for you and your neighbors. No
better way to spend the Sunday
than by worshipping with others
who desire the best in life.
FIRST CHRISTIAN - Center
and High streets. ]. J. Evans, min
lister. Children's day will be OBJ
served at the Bible school period.
The primary department will give
short program during the assem-
bly, of the school. The pastors
sermon topic will be The Place
of the Child in Religious Effort" !"
Nearer Ny God to Thee" (Tol-
MANI will be the anthem, S. e.
Wolfe giving the solo part. The
All Sufficient Christ" will be the
pastors evening topic. Young
peoples meeting at $40.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-03
4
THRILL is NOT
ENOUGH FOR GRIFFITH
\ are Many in Orphans
the Storm" Great. ORA
matte Epic
ErE BLUE IN SEVERAL
.ous Ride to the Rescue of
Ienriette, at the Guillotine,
a Stirring Spectacle

he thrill is usually counted on
HE success of the average mo-
picture feature. There are
In in D. w. Griffith's great
matte epic orphans of
& Storm" an adaptation of
CIaxton's "The Two Or
IS" will be shown next week
.he Oregon theatre, and in sew
Il of these Monte Blue is the
This famous actor, part
Mokee Indian and originally a
N in "wild westerns" long
IL won stellar eminence, but
Il Griffith gave him the great
role of his career in the part
Danton, leader Of the French
splutionary uprising.
tarly in the story Danton's life
.ought by the hired thugs that
.Roya1ists. employed to kill off
4 Revolutionists. Danton fights
advance guard superbly, then
IS refuge in the lodgings of the
Nan Henriette Girard, who by
lever ruse diverts the pursuers
where. Later, Danton repays
favor by pleading for the
rs life before the Revolution
Tribunal and by riding with
Feprieve even to the steps of
guillotine.
'he ride to the rescue is punc-
ted by battle between horse
and a group of the Robes
RE faction. This is a thrilling
sir at the gate of Paris. The
ses belong to the U. S. govern
Ii cavalry, and the riders are
Ter active or ex-service army
!. The cavalry have been so
tographed that they seem to
rushing on the theatre-specta-
who are looking at them. The
let is said to surpass even the
ed Ku Klux Klan ride in "The
III of a Nation"
he abduction scene of Hen
te, the duel at Bel-Air, the ad-
t1ras nf the Hind Louise. the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-03
Re or OUTDOORS
AND ROMANCE IN film

The lure of the open spaces and
e spirit of the wilderness are
hbined with drama and ro-
4nce in the Universal special at
4etion starring Frank Mayo,
GROSS the Deadline," which
mes to the Bligh theater Sun
ID and Monday. It's one of Clar-
He Buddington Kelland's stories,
fblished in the Red Book maga-
Ia.
For the production of the photo
&y under Jack Conway's direc-
ID, Universal chose scenic points
Ihdreds of miles away from Uni
|fsaI City. Supporting the star
& Malloy Malone, Josef Swick-
d Russell Simpson, Wilfred Lu-
T. Lydia Knott, Frank Thorwald
Va William Marion-not one OF
|em but is know to every regular
.eater-goer in the country.
IA few film plays have biven CT
ma fans the impression that the
nth is the scene of lurid melo-
'Ama, wherein shrieking bliz-
|rds yield up lost lovers, bowling
Ipds lead wolves to battle and
Hing forest trees end villains
les. But the true drama of life
4elf may be enacted there as well
on Main Street" The north
Something more than "the great
Hdoors" wherein heroes conquer
sRyies.
The super-feature will be shown
conjunction with two acts of
tppodrome vaudeville Sunday
IA Monday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-03

WEST SALEM METHODIST
EPISCOPAL - Alexander Ffaw-
thorne, pastor. Services for Sun
day June 4th. Sunday school 10 a..
m. Matt "A. Goodspeed. superin-
tendent. We expect the largest at
tendance of any Sunday in the
history of our Sunday school. No
matter what your age is, whether
years or four score years there Is
a place for you. 1.-THE gospel is the
power of God unto salvation" T"
therefore we believe In the gospel.
The Epworth league will meet at
p. m. The league devotional meet
ings are interesting and helpful
Epworthians enjoy them. so do
visitors. Please come at p. m.
Church services morning and eve
ming. Evangelist DIR. G. e. Powell
will preach in the morning at IL
o'clock. subject "Sacrificial Love"
His subject for the evening serv-
flee, "The Ultimate Question" APP
preciative audiences have listened
to DIR. Powell during the week,
and God has blessed the MESA ges
some have given testimony to this
fact. We are looking for the con-
tinuance of the out pouring OF the
Holy ost. God loved a world of
sinners lost and ruined by the fall,
redemption full at highest cost He
offers free to ALL" A welcome
awaits you.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STU
DENTS ASSOCIATION-Meet ev-
cry Sunday In Derby hall, corner
Court and High streets upstairs,
for Bible study. Hours from 10 to
12 a. m. Public always welcome at
- co. TrInSdau 9Th
at D. m. in Derby hall on Court
and High streets, e. Stark of
Brooklyn. N. Y, will deliver free
public lecture on THE Resurrec-
ton OF, the Dead Soon" A convinc-
ing, hope inspiring message. CIV
ing scriptural proof that very
soon the dead will come forth
from the grave and that they will
be given an opportunity to live
right on this earth for we are told
in Isaiah 45:1S that He. formed il
to be inhabited. Hear the scriptur-
al proof from Gods own words
about the resurrection of the dead
Public welcome. Seats free; no
collection.
ST. PAUL'S-"The Little Church
on the Corner" Corner Church
and Chemeketa streets. Rev. II.
Duncan Chamb bers, rector. Whit
sunday. Services as follows: Holy
eucharist at 1880 a. m. Church
school at 9:45 and a second cele-
,bration of the holy eucharist at 4
a. m. with sermon. Holy baptism
at 3 p. m. Young peoples society
at $3.50 p. m. Bishop Sumner will
visit the parish on Sunday June
the 18th for confirmation.
SCANDINAVIAN M. E.-15th
and MIL streets, David c. Hassel
pastor. Sunday June 4th there will
be a stereopticon lecture in the
evening at s O'Clock, There will be
no services Sunday morning, be-
cause of the Kimball baccalau'
reate sermon at First church
Prayer meeting and Bible study
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. You
are cordially welcome to these
| meetings.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-03
/. Harry Mye rs q,
re ADVENTURES or
gOSkYS ON CPUSOE

sPIRTTUALIsT = Union hall,
Court street. r. c. Gordon,
nister- Services Sunday 1880 p
Lecture subject, The Hidden
|e OF Evolution" All welcome.
admission.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-03

SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS-s.
Commercial and Washington
streets. Nathan Swabb, pastor 81
bic school 9:45. Junior churen
IO:4O. Morning service for MoI-
sbfn IL O'Clock. c. f. Z p m Eve
1.In1 Dreachfng service s. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at
o'ciocIr walter s. Wright. super
iufendent Sunday school Hazel
Keller, president c. E.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-03

IITTHERAN-Ea State and
Eighteenth streets. Geo. Koehler'
pastor. Sunday school at s:49 a. m
Divine service and holy commun-
ion at 1870 a. m. Subject, "Pente-
cost and the Holy Spirit" YOung
neonle's meeting at 2:3O p. m. BIZ
HE study and prayer meeting on
Thursday at 1880 p. m
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
PAYS TRIBUTE TO PRESIDENT HARDING
Secretary of Labor Davis Extols Nations Chief
Executive

Secretary Of Labor James j. Davis has penned the
following tribute to President Harding result OF his
contact with the president Cabinet officer
For myself should consider the highest honor to
have it said Jim Davis loved by those who knew
him." Whether be of influence of the most
humble rank Of czenry that mark Of distinction brands
him as truly great When such nan rises to prominence
he greater but the world gains more through the
creased influence radiated.
sHThat is what [ have found our President, man
among and great because he understands the amb
tons and passions which control haan nature He turns
sympathetic to every appeal personal pie, and
searches the hearts of those with whom he deals He is
kind to ALL and generous deed thought Infarness
none excel, for this is a ruling passion.
"Onr President has always on his mind the welfare
Of those whom he serves He listens to each side
OF every proposition problem presented to him weigh
ing against the other HIS are hast
ly fef4led bit the result 1 eeanss 1T
the care and Thought which he he knows his
cisons right and knowing them to be stands firmly
behind them with character IS strong adapaant.
4 has been my privilege to~ak Nith our Rresident
for the past sixteen months haye been more and mese
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
HARDING ELNOK MELTATASA
James j. Davis szovetsegi munkaJgy MINISTER dcse az
elnok kvalo tulaidonsagait

napokban Youngstownban jart James J. Davis, az
Egyesut Allamok mlnkaiigyi mnsztere me1y akalonl-
mai kovetkezoleg nyilatkozott Harding eln6kr5:
A magam resz6rol 'legnagyobb megtszteitetesnek
vennem, ha AIT mondanak r6lam: Dzsim Dayist secret
tex akik smertek" Akar befolyassal br ember akar
pedgs csak legszerenyebb pogari osztalynak taga
fsztefetnek Jee valoban Macy emberre teszi Ha az
yen ebers kyalo magaslatra emelkedik mem lesz ma
gyobba, vag azoban nyer egnovekedett befoyasana
ksugarzasa altal i 9 ~" fta>s
Ilyennek talaltafn en0kinket; embernek az emberek
kozott es nagynak mve ser becsvagyakat 6s szenve-
deyeket meyek rugot kepezk emberi te1aneszetnek
Rokonszenves indulatal hllgat meg minden kerelmet
szemeyes vagy kozigyben es sziveit vizsga azoknak
kilkel dolga Szivelyes mindenkyel szemben, es
nagylelku szoban es gondolatban Igazsagszereteben
senk sem mulla fel inert igazsagszeretet csele
kedeteit kor1nanyz6 szenvedely
Elnokiinknek mindig sziven fekszk azok olete kket
szoga Tirelemel hallgata meg mindket fel eeje ter
esztett veemenyet latogava egyiket u.s. masikat is
Donteseben nem elhama11odva cseekszik hanem erett
megfontolas utan. Mve figyemes koritekintessel ut
ehatarozasaihoz meg roa gyozdye hogy azok heye
SEX es tudva ezt, gyemant zardsagaval all meettiik
Kivaltsagom volt egyitt dolgozhatn elnokiinkkel az
utoso tzenhat honap folyaman. Mindg m6lyebb es me-
lyebb benyomast tet ram faradhataan ereye valahany
entkez6sbe ottem vele valamint szand6k gsznte
segenek fefrsso latvanya, melyet mnden doogban ta
nusit Koran regge es kes6 ejel mindig ugyanannak
szikasziard tanacsadonak bizonyult Latszolag semm
talaa keszetlenl sohasem lesz izgatota vagy te
veygove, inert nep nyelyen sz6lya "labai mndig
a taajon vannak'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24

videkeinek felelnenek meg legih-
kabb. Erdely fontosabb terms-
nyei szinten: buza, rozs, tengeri
les lucerna.
A romaniai alf0ld, amely val6-
jaban nagy orosz siksag egy deli
nyulvanya, harom reszre oszlik !:
a hegyes nyugati videk sok me-
szet tartalmaz, 1t6lgyerd6kkel bo-
ritott es sokkal naggobb mesztar-
talmuak, mint az amerikai tolgye-
SEX f0ldjei. Keletre sulyos, fe-
Eete besszarabiai foldek hasolato-
SAX da'kotai, nebraska es kansasi
foldekhez. Legfontosabb termeny
q tengeri, amely az eur6pai ter
menypiacon legismertebb es Leg
RedNeltebb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
/ vILAG LEGNAGYoBB Ho-
hdfR0JE

& AZ Atlantic City deszkaJarda-
ran setalok ezentul mem lesznek
kenytelenek a h6merseklet Macy
sagat talalgatni. Colgate & Co,
kiknek epiileten Jersey Ctyben a
yilag legnagyobb oraja lathato,
most vilag legnagyobb homero-
jet helyeztettek egy yillamos hlr-
det3-tablara, szemben a deszka-
iardaval ,kozvetleniil Michigan
avenuen alul. 0tven labnyi ma
gassagban q levegoben tornyosoo-
dix egy hatvan lab magas es haf-
mincharom lab szeles vasallva-
nyon. A higany -szalagok tiz ines
szelesek, mig e szamok, melyek a
homerseklet fckat sjelzik, tizen-
snly0lc 81 'inssss 8 snsgsssk. n au
IA therm ometer folott ez 'as fel-
iras olvashat6: On Col gate-hez
fog jonni fokonkint.'' Amint az
,oriasi ora Jersey Cityben napon'
pt hRssoapfsy drap 1t mutatjf
Az idot New York egsgz kikotcje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24

mex, ugy fogja a Michigan ave-
nuei h6mer6 sjelezni homersekle-
tet a nap minden orajaban. A vii
lamos vilagitas hirdetS-tablan
agy van elrendezve, hogy q hi
gany 6s .szamok a legsotetebb ej-
szakan is lathat6k.
Az apro h0mer6k rendszere, vii
lamos fenyatvitellel, fogjaea villa
gossagot szabalyozni a hirdeto-
fabian, hogy h6mersekletet au-
tomatikus m6don es pontosan mu,
tathassa.
Hasznalja Colgate termekeit a
30 egeszseg ,biztositasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24

impressed with his indefatgabe energy every time have
come into contact with him and enjoyed his refreshing
sincerity of purpose in all things Early in the morning
and date at night he has always been the sod sub
stancial adviser Seemingly nothing takes him unawares;
he never becomes excited erratc butt in the language
of the street always has his feet on the ground
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
vAL.L.AL,Kllloz6, 4 4

h szazerelemmel vegez concrete
munkakat, mint jardakat, pince
noorokat, lepcsoket, ugyszinten a
komivesi szakba ESQ .jayitayi nun
kakat, ezek kozott kemenyjavi-
tast, plaszterezest stb., ml1nkat
keres. Tesa6k hozza fondplni kolt-
ssgyetssert. Arai nagyon psrae-
keltek. Gin: Halasz J6zsaf, 3o3
Morris avenue, Miles, q.
(3,l0,l7.24)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
AlGERIKAI IRQDAI RERENDE-
zEsEK Us FELszEREI.EsEK
4 MAGYAR PIAc0lt

6 kA@NWN
Bar magyar piae - tekantet-
tel Q korona mai arfolyamara $
altalaban a magyar gazdasagi Vi
szonyokra ~ sovany kilatasokat
nyujthat az amerikai kereskedo-
mex, ennek dacara egy nagyobb
export-vallalat, ha megfelel6 ar
| lejtest tud benyujtani ha forgal-
| mat ,kozvetleniil bonyolitja lie,
aranylag nagy jiizletet kothetne.
A magyar korona ugyan igen Ike
YES vasarl6kepesseggel bir a kiil-
foldi piacon, a budapest agynok-
segek megis optimisztikusan mer-
legelik a helyzetet es AIT allitjak,
hogy "nem tulsagosan draga
aruk" konnyen elhelyezhet6k, .s6t
a legnevesebb ugynoksegek laza-
san yersengnek, hogy j6hirii
amerikai iroda <berendezeseket
gyart6 cegek budapest kepyise-
letet megszerezhessek.
A loose leaf" rendszer a magyar
vailaiatokral
A magyar irodai berendezes -
es maga az irodavezetes m6dja !
meglehetosen elavult. Nagyobb
kereskedelmi vallalatok, bankok,
biztosito intezetek. velemenye SEE
rint az amerikai rendszer, kilon6-
sen pedig az u. n. "loose leaf
rendszer teri h6ditana, ha az anne
lrikai export-cegek es irodafelsze-
relesi gyarak nagyobb eralyel fe
kidnenek erre az iikletagra es =
termeszetesen - ha jutanyosabb
aru felszereleseket .tudnanak sza1-
| litani.
Megbizhat6 forrasbol nyert er-
tesiiles szerint a legutobbi harom
ev leforgasa alatt tobb, mint 800
bank es penzvato-intezet nyilt
meg nagyobb magyar varosok-
ban, amelyek = mondhatni vala-
mennyi csak ideiglenes felsze-
relessel, regi rendszerrel dolgoz-
max. Bizonyosra vehet6 tehat,
hogy egy-ket even beliil nagyobb
valtoztatasokra lesz sziiksegiik.
Az import-cegek es regi ugynok-
segek tapasztalatai bizonyitjak,
hogy az elokelobb magyar kereske
delmi vallalatok, bankok stb., ha
irodai felszereleseiket felfrissitik,
csak azon esetben hajlandok ujabb
rendszert behozni, ha az feltetlenul
praktikusabb es ilyenkor mem az
olcs6 arut, hanem minden esetben
a. jobbat, ertekesebbet, elokel6b-
bet valasztjak. A regi magyar
cegek ugyanis Macy sulyt fektet-
mex ARA, hogy tekintelyiiket a
massziv, feltetlen komoly es erts-
kes felszereles is emelje.
1rodai berendezesek es felszere-
lesek exportalasaval foglalkoz6
amerikai cegek epen exert csak a
legjobbat kiildjek Magyarorszag-
ba. Termeszetesen pontosan
iigyelni kell ARA, hogy kizaroliag
aztsaz arut szallitsak, amelyet a
mintaban megjel0ltek, szoval a
melyet minosegenel fogva ceg
megrendelt. Ma az irodai felsze-
relesek legnagyobb szazal ekat
Csehoszlovakiabol, Nemetorszag-
b6l es Ausztriabd importaljak
Bizonyos felszereleseket csak az
esetben szallithat maid az ameri-
kai kereskedo, ha magyar koro-
ma vasarl6 erteke meger6sodik es
ha az iynemu amerikai cikkek is
mertebbek lesznek Magyarorsza-
lgon. Mem ICY all helyzet ma
solo es szamol6 gepekkel, amelye.
ket a magyar vallalatok nagyre
sze hatarozottan nelkuloz. Iger
ajanlatos volna az tamerikai gya
frosoknak, ha kozvetlen kepviselt
utjan igyekeznenek lily gepeke1
|hozni a magyar piacra. E felsze,
relesek elhelyezes6t esetleg loose
,|leaf rendszer bemutatasaval is
ossze lehetpe kapcsolni, amely ,ro
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
AZ EUR0PAI F0LDEK MIN6.
sEGE
Hasonlatosre az eur6pai fDld mi
n6sege az amerikaihoz?

Hssonlatos-e az ellr6pai fDld mi
n6sege az amerikaihoz?
DR.. C. F. Marbut, az Egyesiilt
Allamok foidmiveiesiigyi minisz-
teriuma Bureau of Soils szakosz-
talyanak egyik tud6s vezet6je ha-
rom h6napos eur6pai korutjar6i
most. erkezett vissza Washington
ba. Dr. Marbut, hogy tanulma
nyozza az europai foldek min6se-
get, mintakat szerezzen be es tar
gyalasokat folytasson euE6pai
szakertokkel, .bejarta ugyszolyan
egesz Ehr6pat. A kivalo ,amerikai
foldszakert6 yagy 5-6 ezer inert
foldet utazottt Eur6paban es sike-
riilt mintegy $50 mintab6l allo
kollekci6t keszitenie, amelyeket a
legkul0nb6z6bb vidakekrol lszer-
zett be. Bejarta Francia-, Nemet-
orszag. Csehoszlovakia, Magyaror-
szag, Romania, Jugoszlavia, Ang-
liza, Olasz- 6s Gorogorszagot, min
deniitt szives fogadtatasra talalt
es tudomanyos tarsasagok minde-
nitt a legnagyobb keszseggel vol
talk segitsegere, hogy minel tokele-
tesebb gyiijtemennyel terhessen
yissza az Egyesiilt Allamokba.
Pragaban DIR. Marbut tobb kozep-
es deleur6pai: foldszakert6vel ta-
lalkozott es resztvett' nemzetkozi
konferenciajukon AZ Egyesiilt
Allamok foldmivelesugyi miniszte-
lriuma kikiildottjenek a. pragai-
Fkonferencia is. szives segitseggel
Ees ertekes utasitasokkal szolgalt.
A kutatasok eredmenJe
Az utazas degfSbb celia volt:
egy a lehet6 legalaposabb es
legteljesebb - fold -minta gyujte-
menyt beszerezni .es megk kozelit6
osszehasonlitas utjan mega1lapita-
nj, hogy az eur6pai kontinens xii
l0nb0zo reszeinek foldje mennyl-
ben felel meg az .amerilaai foldek
min0segenek. A f0ldlnivelesiigyi
miniszterium meg van gyozodye,
hogy ezen 0sszehasonlitas a farmc-
reket, gazdaszokat, torteneszeket,
Naaamint tMd6soikat egyforman er-
dekelni fogja. Meg kell jegyezni
azonban, hogy mindaddig, mig a
szakosztaiy leboratoriuma a leheto
legpontosabb mressekkel, analiza-
lassal mintakat meg mem WIS
galta, lehetetlen 0sszehasenlitaso-
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dekhez hasonlithatok. A Macy ma
gyar alfoldek nagyobbara buzat,
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f0ldjeinek min6seget.
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New Britain herald., 1922-06-05
KF0K1ATED DRIVER
DRAWS HEAVY PENALTY
Local Man Fined 5000 and
Costs and Sentenced to
IS Days in Jail

Boleslovos Yonavitus, 2s years old
Of 90 Rhodes street this city was fined
$500 and costs and sentenced to 1;
days in Jail in the Meriden police
court this morning on the charge ot
driving an automobile while under the
influence of liquor.
Alex Yaczmovicz of 129 Pleasant
street, Edward Andrews of 12 Maple
street, Harry Laskoski Of rs Jubilee
street and Harold Ogden OF Stanley
street were each fined SIS and costs
on the charge of drunkenness.
Yonavitus took an appeal.
The five men were arrested after
they had narrowly escaped serious in
jury or death in an odd accident at
the South Colony street railroad cross
ing Saturday night. They We're in an
automobile driven by Yonavitus, and
were being carried at a fast rate of
speed, when the car swerved off the
road and collided with a heavy rail-
road sign. The pole snapped off and
the iron sign board crashed down
through the top of the car, and failed
by inches crushing the men inside
Meriden policemen who saw the ac-
cident were forced to give chase to the
car, as it did not stop when they
shouted. Communicating ta1icabs
they soon overlook the occupants of
the car and arrested them.