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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20
A MAGYAR CSAPAT
MERKOZESE.

Nasarnap tartotta a kOssuth
k0r football csapata elso m6rkoze
set ebben szezonban. Amint meg
irtull a merk6zts a Niles es War
rem k0z0tt fekvo Republic Field
en- folyt lie a k0z0ns6g sep szamll
erdekl6dtSe mellett.
Mahoning v0lgyenek leger6sebb
csapataval a Trumbull Att. Ass
allott szembe ez alkalommal a ma.
gyar csapat. Gy0nyorii 0sszjatekot
produkaltak a csapat emberei
ennek k0sz0nhet6 az eleg j6 cred
meny. Az ellenfel csapata ugyar
80 aranyban megverte a Kossutl
k0r csapatat, de ha figyelemb
veSsziik, hogy mi csapatunk min
den trenirozas nalkiil eZ alkalon
NAL egyik leger6Sebb csapattal al
lott szembe - a vereseg megi
cy6zelemnek tudhat6 be.
Kjil0nosen sep jatekot produ
kalt csatarsor valamint kapu>
A vasarnapi merkozes sok tekin
tetben sep eredmenyeket igero.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20
HUsvETI BAL.
Nagyszabasu tancmulatsag husvet
masodnapjan. Amerika leghi-
resebb magyar ciganyzenekara va
rosunkban. - Kish Bella rendezi a
mulatsagot.

Meg egy teljes honap valaszt ell
bcnniinlSct husveti iinncpekt0!,
de. mar most mcgkezdte az eloke-
sziiletekot kish Bella, hogy hus-
vet masodnapjan a Kossuth k0r-
ben rendezendG nagyszabasu hus-
yeti balia Semmi tekintetben Sc
hagyjon maga utan kivanni valot
ReSzletekct balra nezve meg
mem all m6lunkban k0z0lni, tie
mar most megirhat jnk, hogy al
/ minden tekintetben nagy meglepo
tts lesz magyarSag szamara. Iza.
litGnek legycn eleg annyi, hogy
KiSh Bella e htten New Yorkba
utazott avval, hogy balra Lesser
z6dtesse naey Amerikanak leghi.
resebb magyar ciganyzenekarat.
Macy varakozassal nezimk bal
ele hissziill, hogy ennek meg ma
gvobb sikerc lesz, mint a multkor!
csardaS versennyel egybek0tot'
balnak. pedig allkor is t0mve vol
a Kossuth k0ri nagyterem min
dent felcjtett, jokedvu, hangula
tos magyar k6z0nseggel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20

J6v6 szombaton, azaz marcus
22-tn Omelt6sasa a piispok ur fog
id0zni varosunkban es a SIT. Ist-
van templom plebanosa meghivast
kapott, hogy keresse keresse fel
Om6lt6sagat a SIT. Erzsebet kor.
hazban, hogy megbeszeljek az
iigyeket, melyek az esetleges epit,
kezesre vonatkOznak a SIT. Istvan
templomnal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20
.KERESZTELESEK.

Marcus lean kereszteltetett
Eduard es 1mre n6vre Kemecsei
Andras es neje Menyhert Agnes
fiacskaja. Keresztsziilok Menyhert
Imre es K0rm0si Laszl6ne sziil
Menyhert Maria.
Ugyancsak marcus 16-an Ike.
reszteltetett Warrenben Pavai.
Matyas Sander es neje Nemes J,l,
llama fla cskaja Sandor es Ma.
tyas neyre. Keresztsziilok: Szajk6
Lajos 6s neje Berkovics Anna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20
64-IK CIKK.
Taplalas az iivegb6l helyettesiti
a mell-taplalast.

Gyengeseg, gond vagy haztartasi
tecnd6k korai megkezdese nemelykor
ait eredmenyczi, hogy az anyatej min6-
sege es mennyisege elegtelen lesz. Ily
!koriilmenyck k0zott kiegeszit6 taplalas
kivanatos es a lcgjobb eleinte valtakoz-
va a mellb6l es azutan az iivegb6l tap.
lalni. Miutan ezaltal NELL igenybc
lesz rendesen we've (ami sziikseges, inert
a mellnek hajlama, hogy a tel tartasa
megszinjek ha mem szoptat) Is a csc.
cscm6 rendcsen lesz tapldlva. Igen fon.
tos az is, hogy az anya t0bb taplal6
etelt, mint tejct, malata tejet, kremet,
tojast, hust, friss f6zelekeket, gyiimol-
csot es j6 kenyeret egy6k, tovabba ma
gyobb mennyisegii folyadekot igyek.
Felhabart myers tojas malata tejhez ke-
verve nagyon taplal6, konnyen emeszt-
het6 es kellemes izii.
Ha bebi egy darabig nem mellb5l
lett taplalva es azutan ziiveghez lesz
szoktatva, igen tanacsos eleinte, mig az
nj tejhez szokik, gyengebb ksverekii
teiet adm es csak kes6bb adni neki a
korahoz kepest el6irt tejet. A tejet az
utan er6siteni lehet minden nap, mig
koranak megfelcl. Ha bebi az. emesz
test zavarok jclet mutatja, igen tanh-
csos visszaterni gycngebb tejhez, mig
a baj elmulik. Ha azonban meg lesz vele
elegcdve Is hetenkent sulyban 40 ounce
gyarapodast mutat, mem hany, rendcs a
|szekelese, csaknem biztos, hogy tap
lalek ereje IS min6sege megfelel6.
T&plalasok k0z0tti id6k0z0k.
Az elsS hetekben ket 6rankenti id0-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20
Reformatus egyhaz
MARCUS Is.

Nemzeti tletiink nagy unne.
pet, sziniiltig mcgt0ltG hivekkel
egyetemben, megimnepelte a ret.
eeyhaz. Vilagi iinnepseget nen
tartottunk. miutan az egyletek
Nagybizottsaga a Kossuth k0rbcn
tartott marcus 15-iki iinnepelyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20
HALALOZAs.

A het folyaman ket temetes volt
a SIT. Istvan templomban es Pc
dig egy fatal hazasparnak, Hor
vath J0zsefnek es Ternaczky Ma
rianak s h6napos kis leanya Maria
hunyt el f. no 14-en Z. Youngs-
townban, kinek temetesc marcus
lien volt haznal a SIT. 1stvan
tcmplomban, ahonnan Calvary
temet6be tettek nyugalomra. A kis
elhunytat sziil6k0n xviii a Macy
sziil6k: Horvath Ferenc es neje s!-
rattak.
A mask halott, akit SIT. Ist-
van templom harangjai kisertek
marcus 1S-an 0r0k nyugalomra,
ifj. Balogh Janos volt, fla id. Ba-
logh Janosnak es Macy .Mlianna-
max.
! Ez a j6ravalo magyar ifju mutt
vasarnap virrad6ra, azaz marcus
lean esett aldozatul egy baleset-
nek Steeltonon a Carnegie gyar-
ban, ahol egy gepezet gazolta ha-
lalra. Ifj. Balogh Janos 0szesen 25
evet cit, tehat elite viragfakadas;-
ban mutt Xxi a munka mezejen bor-
zalmas halallal. Mindenesetre, ha
ifi. Balogh Janos agvban, parnal1
k0zt mulik Xxi, mint aldozata egy
erSl1et sorvaszto k6rnak, a csapas
mem lett volna oily kegyetlen
| sziil0kre 6s testverekre nezvc,
inert lassan hozzaszoktak volna az
elkeriilhetetlenhez. Icy azonban
| ugy 6rte oket csapas, mint a
| ltiszta 6gb6l lesujt6 VILLAIN, mely
varatlanul jS.
A temetes harom pap kozremii-
k0desevcl, Macy fennyel es pompa-
val ment vegbe a sziil0i hazbol a
SIT. Istvan templomba, ahol ko-
pors6s mise volt liberaval a pleba-
noson xviii ket idegen pap Sc
gedlete mellett, ahonnan a Kalva-
ria temet6be kisertek az elhunytat
A sziiloi haznal szazakra mend
! gyaszk0zonseg jelent meg, mely
,hangosan zokogott, amint Fran.
czoszky Daniel kantor bucsuztat6,
jat mondta a halott kopors6ja fe
lett. A halott kopors6jat a sziil5
k0n, testvereken es rokonokon XII
viii a steeltoni mindket nembel
| ifjusag ALTA koriil: az ifjak mint
kopors6viv0k, es a leanyok min'
koszorusleanyok. A temetesrende
70 vascsak J6zsef volt, XII tiszte1
most is, mint mindenkor, iigyeser
| Is pontosan vegezte.
| Most pedig lelekben vessiinl
meg egy pillantast ifj. Balogh ia
nos sirhalmara sohajtsunk fol az
Egek Urahoz, hogy adjon orok
|nyugodalmat az elhunytnak, szii
lcinek es testvereinek, legkivalt a
lesuitott edes anyanak, enyhiiles1
es lelki vigaszt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20
Rom. kath. egyhaz
KEREsZTELESEK.

Marcus loan keresztelte meg
az egyhaz plebanosa Hugler Isl
van Is nejc Ralazs Erzsebet feb
ruar 29-en sziiletett kis leanyat
Erzsebet-Iren nevre. Keresztszii-
lok voltak: 10th 1stvan es Hugler
Anna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20
HALOTT1 MEGEM1EKEzEs

F. h6 20-an kopors6s scent mise
lesz libcraval nehai Mandel J6-
zsefert, melyet n0vere szolgaltat.
22-en pedig koporsos scent mise
liberaval lesz nehai Orosz Sandor-
ert, melyct 0zvegyc es ket fla
szolgAltat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20
KALAPCSERE.

A marcus 2-an tartott katholikus
tarsasvacsoran valaki elcsorelte 10th
Lajos steeltoni bncseres kalapjat. Ma
gyon szepcn kerjHk az illet6t, hogy az
clcscr6lt kalapot min6l cl6bb szolgai-
tassa vissza. - Tisztelettel
HORNATH lSTV.AN,
SIT lstvan cgylet choke
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20

Ugyancsak mare. loan let
megkeresztelte Gecsnek Karoly ts
neie februar 27-iken sziiletett
kis leanya Ilona nevre. Ke-
resztsziil0k voltak: Schck Fcrenc
es MarlovicZ Maria.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20

Olvassa Ell figyelmesen minden heten
ezeket cikkeket es 6rizze meg, hogy a
j0v6ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20

J6 fogak j6 eg6szseget jelentenek. A
visel6s anyanak gondoskodnia kell ar.
r6l, hogy a fogak j6 hllapotban legye-
nek, hogy meg tudja ragni az etelt ami
betegseenek az okoz6i, amivel varan.
dos anyanak szamolnia kcll. Meg kell
szoknia naponta haromszor kefelni TO.
gait Colgate's Ribbon Dental Creamel
ts latogassa meg ketszer egy tvben
fogorvosdt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-20
Six oLDAI

cledcl gazdag tehen-tejb6l es torott
cukorb6l kesziil speeialisan bebik re-
szere. Egyformasaga es min6sege Matt
az orvosok mindeniitt ajanljak. Szamos
ncmzcdeken 1T az amerikai anyak
Borden s Eagle tejen neveltek. fel oyer.
mekeikct. Azert hasznaliak, inert bara
talk ajanlottak az Eagle teiet es azert,
inert AIT kitiin6nek talaltak.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-23

Sports writsrs who nas ElrpO cal
are astonlshad &C the Qnantity Of meal
consumed By the Wild Bull.
doubt Il he holds better record IN
that respect than did sonie phlladel.
phlans who we're az eminent Ia other
ways as Firpo In che ring.
Senator penrose wns a pr0dlgioUa
meat eater. aaw him at breakfast
devour two eggs. a large broiIed Och
and handsome beeEHteak. says the
Philadelphia Inquirer.
At dinner two ducks were for him
not an unusual chase after oysters and
Gxh.
+. De Witt Cuyler matched the SER
afor as a hearty eater. AZ the Rltten-
house club Il WAS quite the customary
thing for him to follow half dozen
oysters with a large fsh. an extra big
p0rterhouse steak and top them OF
With q uuall
John q. Johnson did a. wen Az that
and saw him begin meal with q
dosen big oysters.
Henry " Walton, former speaker Of
the Pennsylvania assembly wna an
other famous diner. His physician
once ordered him 70 walk q mile a.
stead Of eating lunch.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-23
Uneeuer Warka ~ Dr. Yinci

The oldest canal lock Ia Francs
bullR By Leonardo do vlnel undsF the
ralen Of Francois I Ia th1 Sixteenth
century. has just besn undiscovered
neaF Vlerxon.
Da vincl. who boosted that be waH
as great an engineer a. he was q paint.
,es, constructed che lock because the
EaiveF Loire lacked suizlciens water for
the boatas with their eargoes Of salt.
that came No from Nansea In the
course Of centuries the lock dlaap.
paared and even It's exact situation
was forgotten. bat the old foundations
planned by the painter Of ''Mona Lisa
have just been unearthed.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-23

zHzel % consmanleaEa with tRe 10
Gesk0F ~ ths Daamsa. whseh DO Ehousht
was inh@haga6 waEh amEmaml sind plant
iizes and Bzghsed ~ two sabsesyansan
sune. Plate ard Pxospsfsns Ham
bos0f @smts@ eAae Byman@@ FHpsatedfy
and puhliesy AnvIE@a haaa and Hum-
pksFy Dayy 10 d@sc@nd 20 sAe earth's
Ensswzor - fhAa hofa.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-23

For your daughters sake. use Red
CToss Ball Blnn In the laundry Bhe
will then have tAat dainty, wsllsroonae0
appearance that girls adnslrev--Ad.
v@rtAsenant. AZ
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-23

The broadeaasing Of beetles love-
song TO bis mate was the feature u
recent radio program SEPT cat from
the fsond0n station Of the British
BrOadcassins company. The occasion
was . natural history leesufe u which
the life cycle and habits az the beetle
wera discussed, At the appropriate
moment the beetle. which had apes
ciaI mIcrophone to himself. was pea.
mltfed TO give his call, Many radio
fans eompllmenfed the beetle cn hln
performance.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-23

yupjteF'a diameter Ia about sen times
that OF our earth, but 30 quickly does
q spln that 4 dag there laala only
nine hours and afty minutes
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-23

In yogr version OF the story the
other fellow makes poor showing.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-23

Springfield Missuzx. ~~ssk ok four
ar av@ n2outha ] We kzn-<S0svn, nee-
vu1as Eay back meAsd end 4 did noe
f@al like doing q thine. 6omsezmea
nay laRs neAad ard 3ale Ike they
woum break and I Aad hurting Ii
my sl0@s. I hmd beau R@mxzznm IN eha
newspapers kA@ Bea&mx@ oR osAsg wo~
men who haA taken Lydia Is. PAX
hams Vegetable Compound and The
adverEaalng of u appealed 10 me Nc
I beuxnt soma end cav results h al
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-23

G0waA. Azmma. -~ss1 agn aendlnw goo
q few lanas % Let Yuu kzzuw whmk nnod
yoaR m@dlekma Aaa dnz@ 9uw mae. 4
w@ns yon % let @vmEy eaa know sssak
II has halpsd ne II Maxveua sgeahsas.
/ have 3ouT ehSlaren msAd yuu know
s1age Ia leA so DO whes@ ebEAdxMn are.
Th@Y would eQsn@ In fr0gn eehoea and
shaY woQld start telling naa mh@me
THAR likkle szuublas bat / eausa net
aeand b. I bad 10 nsnd ghaEn awmw.
] oouM not even walk ca Tie asraae
alone ] wna go nervossa ] found one
Of ynux hnoAEn and Haad X end kham I
cav b TIE p@paf ahmsk Lydia n
Klnkhamsa Ve@@sahle Cosmp81Es I
got lt and had Eaksm one bottle whan
I sAw ehan@a ID myself. ives aur-
pK3B@A 1h@ eAlldram @zza aml& Nil ehay
want b now and L does nos bother
ma. I azn eaill taking che Vegetable
CUmxaund ss&~M gm JuAMwM ksMhs@mm.
Ss S6ueh stxesk. level, MAAa
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-23

Those who resent criticism are dslv.
Ing with the brakes aas.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-04
Jury At HERRIN
NAMES MEN IN
MURDER RIOT
John H. Smith, Garage
Owner Blamed as Slayer
of Chester Reid,
BIZ United Press

~ LHtttH FFHsa
HERRIN. Ill. Sept. 4-John II.
Smith, Klansman and owner of the
garage where Saturdays street
battle began. was named as the
slayer OF Chester Reid in a verdict
returned by the coroner's jury here
shortly after noon today. Smith who
is now at liberty on a 100000 bond.
Will lie re-arrested Immediately and
held for the grand jury.
The jury also found that Deputy
Sheriff Bud Allison was slain by
Green (Texas) Dunning. and that
Dunning was killed by Allison. Otto
Roland. a bystander; Dewey New
bolt, a Klansman, and Charles Vol
lard. n Klansnan, came to their
deaths at hands of parties unknown,
the jury decided
The jury was out for an hour. Be
fore they retired to deliberate. Coro-
ner MCGOWAN made a short speech
IN which he urged the jury to re-
turn an honest verdict based on the
evidence.
Testimony supporting the testi-
mony of Saturdays fight in which
six men were slain as told by Sheriff
Galligan and anti-Klan adha~ents
was heard by the jury just before
the two-day session ended.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-04
WEE HOURS MEAN
LITTLE TOPRINCE
Heir to Britain'S Throne
Stays Out 'LatiSh,'

BU United Press
SYOSSET, l.. l., Sept. 4.-"The
pace that kills" is just a tog-trot
for Britains prince.
An average of some six hours
sleep each morning seems to be all
Wales requires. He made it three
straight today, getting home at an
hour described by a tired-eyed mem
ber Of his staff as "latish."
Dined together with members of
the British international pole team,
by a gathering of noted sportsman
at the Piping Rock club Wednesday
night and kidded by VIII Rogers, the
comedian. the prince bade farewell
to his hosts at an early hour of the
morning and went on somewhere to
dance until dawn.
Despit his strenuous nights. Wales
appears fresh as ever.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-04
WOMAN, AGED 75,
COMMITS SUICIDE
Daughter Finds Body in Rear
Yard of Home,

Dreams Of an old couple to return
to their old home at Seymour. Ind,
to spend the remainder of their days
were shattered early today when Mrs.
Emma Sweitzer. IS, was. found dead.
a suicide, according to police. at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Eta
Heidergott. 1917 y. Dearborn St
Death was due to poison, according
to Coroner Paul Robinson. Despond-
ency over i'll health was assigned as
motive.
According TO Mrs. Heidergott, her
mother and father Saturday returned
from Tucson, Ariz. Monday, Mrs.
Sweitzer went to Seymour. where she
has relatives. to make arrangements
to move there with her husband.
Mrs. Sweitzer did not return Tues
day. although Mrs. Heidergott said
she had planned to take her mother
and father to the State fair today.
Wednesday night about midnight
Mrs. Heidergott said she heard a
noise on the front porch, but did
not investigate. This morning she
found her mother dead in a swing
in the back yard. She had been dead
several hours.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-04
YOUTHS RELEASE
EXPECTED TODAY
IN HAZING DEATH
Grand Jury Action Awaited
in Hartford City FiStic
Duel
BV Times Spccjal

DN 4 fNAt@ SN'attA+
HARTFORD CITY, Ind. Sept, 4.
William Duff, II, local high school
athlete, whose blow during a hstic
encounter here Tuesday evening sent
Raymond Morris, IS, TO his death
probably viii be discharged from the
Blackford County Jail some time 10.
day under small bond
The county grand jury will st in
the case Monday and Duff's boud
may be raised then in case of an m
dictment.
Coroner c. A Sellars, who is con-
Quoting one wing OF a twO-cornered
investigation, announced unofficially
that Morris died from the result OF a
blow on the jaw and net from con-
tact with the ground in falling.
Prosecutor Hugh Maddox said that
the charge upon which Duff will be
released on bond will be Of a
light" nature until the grand jury
sits.
The fight was the result Of student
hazine in the local high school.
Morris interfered when his young
er brother Benjamin was taken by
a group Of students. Morris ban
tered Duff, a member of the hazing
party, into fist duel, it is said.
The fight was conducted on the
outskirts of the city with a referee
and seconds.
When the fatal blow was struck
Morris fell to the ground, saying
I'm out" He died a few hours
later without regaining conscious
ness.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-04
Banks Should Pay More, Says Cashier EmbezsLer

cut; my accounts showed short
ages and [ was unable to make up
the deficit; so-when the chance
came--I took the money and left. "
Schaerer's voice broke as he
finished the sentence.
MY only idea was to get away
i had nothing planned as to how
to make my escape. l went to
California first There 1 met
young man from Tell City. He
didn't know me and the news
hadn't gotten there yet. Then
Vent to Denver, Colo There 1
met a bond salesman whom l had
known at Tell City. Every place
I went seemed to meet somebody
who, I thought knew me.
f'Life for the past three years
has been hell never stayed
in one place longer than about six
weeks. / spent about two months
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-04

going between New York and
Brooklyn. 1 went to Tia Juana,
Cuba and back to Mexico. Finally
/ decided it wofsszssbe best to come
back and give myself dp."
Have you had any eommunica-
tion with any one in Tell City
since you were gone" ne was
asked.
That's what made it hard" he
said, after a pause. Il never
beard any word from home. 1
wrote mother from Chicago Tues
Gay, that l was coming to Indian
apolis to give up I hope they'll
let me see her. he said.
SChaerer said he was 4 graduate
of the Tell City high school. He
took the money and Lib ,rty bonds
from the bank, Sept. ., 1921, ac-
cording to the Federal grand jury
indictment, which was returned
April s. 1929,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-04
.FLIERS Off FOR
j. S. ON FRIDAY
Slight Repairs VIII Delay
HomeWard Flight,

BV nifcd Pr6ss
PICTOU, y. S, Sept. America S
round the world fliers were com
pleting minor repairs TO their planes
here today and probably will not be
able to take off for Boston before
tomorrow
The airmen plan to get away early
and should reach Boston. $50 miles
away. about mid-afternoon.
Lieutenant Smith. commanding
the flight. and Lieutenant Nelson.
arrived here from Howkes Bay. y.
f.. at 4:40 p. m. yesterday with a
support bar missing and viii not at
tempt to resume the flight until it
has been replaced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-04
BUDGET ERROR is SEEN
kitley Says County levy Bill Is
Illegal

That the 1925 budget for Marion
County. calling for expenditures of
S2,070,5 500 and raising the tax levy
from 21 cents to 27 cents will he
illegal If passed by the county coun.
Gil. NOW in session, was the opin-
ion expressed by John Kitley. presi-
dent of county commissioners.
"The law states the commission
ers must approve the budget ardi-
nance and sign it before it is pre-
sented to the council" said Kitley.
Although we partially went into
details Of the ordinance with Au-
ditor Harry Dunn. we have not APP
proved or signed it"
The budget was submitted to the
council Tuesday for the first read
ing. Final action will be taken
Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-04
SEEKS ADVICE FROM ASHBY
AND PICKENS ON REFORMs
Conference Of Former Chief Municipa
Executives to Be Called-Hope t.
Get New Bill Passed by Legisla
ture in 1925.
ture in 1925.

Immediate rewriting of the city charter, making change
which might establishment of the city manager form
government urged by Mayor Shank today instructed
Joseph Hogue city controller prepare an appropriation
ordinance to prominent attorneys do the work An a
preparation Of $4,000 was suggested.
Asserting that fundamental principles of indianapolis c
government the mayor proposed tentative sud
gesons to be incorporated charter which he insists shall
be submitted the 1925 legislature
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-04
REFERENCE TO AMERICA
is WILDLY CHEERED
Defends EngIand's Attitude
Toward National Security
and Disarmament - Pre-
mier ,Herriot of France
Joins in Ovation,

BIZ United Press
GENEVA. Sept. 4-Before an en-
thusiastic. appiauding assembly of
the League Of Nations. Prime Min
lister Macdonald of Great Britain
today voiced a demand for world
conference on land disarmaments
and called upon the league to ore
pare the ground for such a conclaVe,
that It might not fail.
America has taken. the first step
toward naval reduction" the labor
premier declared. while delegates
and crowded galleries hung upon
his words.
"The subject Of land armaments
is more complicated. II such a con
ference were summoned, now, it
would fail.
The leagues role is TO prepare
the ground. All nations here pres
ent must begin preparations.
In Europe
Two points are essential. First,
that all countries be represented.
Second. that the conference be held
in Europe. where heads Of govern
ments here can participate"
Besides calling for the conference
Macdonald explained and defended
Britain's attitude toward national
security and disarmament and de-
clared there was great danger in
considering national safety as a
military problem. based solely on
predoninance Of force.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-04
SPEEDERS ARE YOUNG
Majority in Five Weeks Under 25,
Says Judge.

a majority of those arrested on
speeding charges in five weeks have
been under % and many did not
own the cars they drove, City Judge
Delbert o. Wilmeth's' figures showed
today.
Wilmeth said Of 29S persons slated
1872 were under 25. OF 245 persons,
145 owned cars. One hundred and
four had speedometers.