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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
KABATOT LOPOTT EGY BALI
RUHATARB0L.

Marie Quiggley bejelentette a
rend6rsegen, hogy kabatja, mely
Macy cricket kepvisel, az egyik es-
te eltunt a bali ruhatarb6l. A
rend6rseg meginditotta nyomo-
East, melynek alapjan Girardon
letart6ztattak egy tizenhet ewes
leanyt. A leany vallomasaban ell
mondja, hogy az alkalom vitte "a
lopasra. A ruhatarban mem volt
egy lelek sem meglatya "a szep
es ertekes kabatot, mem tudott
ellentallni a kisertesnel, leemelvc
a szogr6l, magaval vitte.
A leanyt beszallitottak county
dzselbe ahol most szomoruan ab-
rAndozik a gy0ny0rii kabatr6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
MEGHALT RACE JANos.

Szerdan temettek el Nilesban 4
reformatus (egylet egyik alapitt
tagjat, Racz Janost. A temetest 4
reformatus betegsegelyz6 egyle;
rendezte a temetesen kepvisel.
tette magat halott kopors6jara
koszorut helyezett.
RACE Janos a Zemplen megyei
Or0s k0zsegben sziiletett 1967-ben
s oman 19 evvel ezelott j0tt Anne
rokaba, sziilofalujaban hagyva
feleseget sziil. Geese Zs6fiat vala-
mint harom gyermeket. Az 81 ewes
Racz Nilesben dolgozott Steel
Mill Co. telepen $ negy nappal ez-
elott beszallitottak warreni va
rosi korhazba, ahol ,azonban mar
mem tudtak sulyos vese es mai ba-
Jan segiteni S r0vid szenvedes
utan 0r0kre lehunyta szemeit.
Testveroccse RACE Imre, Elyria,
o., valamint az 6hazaban el6 fale-
sege harom gyermeke, Balint.
Istvan es Zsuzsanna, valamint
nagyszamu rokonsag gyaszoliak.
Beke legyen poraira.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
A HETFtk BAL
EAST YOUNGSTOWNBAN.

Az east youngstown magyarsag
alig varja mar hetf5 estet, ami
kor ismet alkalma kinalkozik ar
ra, hogy amugy magyarosan XII
mulathassa magat. De nemcsak
East Ycungstownban, hanem a
k0zeli tavoli magyar plezekre is
eljutott Pet0fi balnak hire s
ICY egesz biztos, hogy messze vi
dekekr6l is rengetegen jonnek ell
h6tf6 estere, hogy resztvehessc-
nek ezen a balon.
A rendez6seg teljesen elkeszil-
We varja a nagyszamu koz0nseget
S mindent ugy keszitett el6, hogy
mindenki legjobban erezze maid
m'agat ezen a balon. AIT hissziik,
hogy 27-en, hetf0n este az Els3
Pet6fi Sander Betegsegelyz3 Egy-
let balja alkalmaval a Crow Hall
sziiknek fog bizonyulni.
A balon Rig6 J6ska teljes zene.
lkaraval fog muzsikalni, a vende.
geket nagyszeru etelek es italok
varjak ICY egesz biztos, hogy a
magyarsagnak ismet egy felethe-
tetlen esteben lesz resze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
HITK0zsEG1 GYttLEs.

A youngstown SIT. IsWan rom.
kath. magyar hitA0zseg mcst va
sarnap, januar 27-en, d. II. harom
6rakor Kossuth k6r ,nagyterme-
ben hitkozsegi gyiilest tart. A gyii-
lesre ezuton is meghivja az 0sszes
hitkozsegi tagokat. Az egyhaz We
zet0sege elvarja, hogy a gyiilesen
minden egyes tag jelenjen meg,
tekintettel ARA, hogy ez a gyiiles
lesz hivatott nagyon fontos eliza
taroz6 lepeseket tenni a. hitkozs6g
eget6en siirgos problemajanak, az
iskola 6pites kerdeseneik a meg
oldasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
MAGYAR POLGARMESTER
AMERIKAI VAROSBAN.

kellnworth, n j. varos Chas
A. Koshmutzat valasztotta mec
polgarmesternek John J. Flana
gannal szemben. Charles A. Kos
mutza, megvalasztott polgarmes
ter magyar ember Budapestel
sziiletett, OFT vegezte iskolait, pos
ia es tavirdatiszt volt, miel0tt /!
evvel ezel6tt Amerikaba kivando
rolt csaladjava legyiitt. Egy ideie
Newark es Elizabeth, n. J.-ber
lakott es a Singer varr6gepgyar.
ban kapott alkalmazast. Maid Il
evyel ezelott Kelinwortba k0lto
zott. OFT hamarosan me2ismertek
tehetseget, el6sz0r varosi kepvi
selonek, maid az iskclaszeki ia.
macs eln0kenek valasztottak meg
Mig legdiszesebb allasra, polgar
mesternek jefoltek es egy il szar.
mazasn amerikaival szemben nagy
tobbseggel megvalasztottak. NJ
is biiszken vallja magat magyar
sziiletesiinek, ki megvalasztasabar
a magyar nfv dics6seget latia =
$ azon lesz, hogy becsllettel tolt-
hesse be nagy felelosseggel jard
hivatalat, 0regbitve ez altal az
amerikaiak becsiileset a magyar
nemzet irant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
ERETLEN GYERMEKEK
GARAZDALKODASA.
Az eltor0tt ablakiiveg megsehezte
a karjat.

Gussie Grass asszony csendesen
pihent szombaton ejjel, IL n.
Frant st. alatti lakasan, amikor
nyugalmat megzavarta ket gyerek
sktelen larmaja, akES rendiletle-
Mil orditOttak ablakai alatt. Az
asszon'y az ablakhoz ment, hogy
csendre intse a gverekekt, eek
erre bet0rtek az ablakot 5 az alb
laknal all6 asszonyt az 0sszet0rt
iivegdarabok alaposan megsebez-
TEX karjan, ugy, hogy k6rhazba
kellett szallitani.
Az artatlan, legynelk sem veto
gyerekek persze elmenekiiltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
Az E. YOUNGSTOWNI PET0FI
EGYLET GYtLESE.

Az Els6 Pet6fi Sander Egylet
vasarnap, januar 27-en delutan 2
6rakor tartja rendes gyiileset E.
Ycungstownban, a Crow Hallhan.
Tekintettel a gyiiles vSgtelen fon-
tos targysorozatara, valannint arra
a k6riilmenyre, hogy AZ egyletnek
a vasarnapi gyiilese lesz az els6
,ebben az esztend6ben, kSretik az
0ssztagsag, hogy azon feltetleniil
jelenjen meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
BIBLIA Az IsKOLAKBAN.

Varosunk iskolaszdke Board
of Education) legnt6bbi gyiiles6n
.hozott hatarozataval elrendelte a
Biblianak rendszeres olvasasat a
public schoolokban. Ez a hataro-
zat, mely az iskolaszekben t0bb-
segben lev6 gyaszos Kukac Iowa
gok inditvanyara t0rtent, melyen
s6rti az Egyesiilt Allamok demok-
raciajat.
Egesz furcsa helyzeteket fog
maid el6idezni, tekintettel ARA,
hogy az iskolakban ugy a tanitok
mint a tanulok mem mind protes-
tansok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
VALENTINE NAPT ALARuOs
BAL A KOSSUTH KORBEN.

A regi tradici6khoz hiven, a
Kossuth k0r ebben az esztend0bon
is nagyszabasu alarcos bait rendez
februar 14-en, Valentine napjan.
A rcndezoseg mindent elk0vet,
.hogy az ez esztendei bal is fenye-
SEN sikeriiljon melton gyarapitsa
az eddigi' Valentine napi maszka-
balok hatalmas sikeret.
Nagyban folynak az clokesziile-
tex ugy a rendez6seg valamint az
azon resztvenni szandekoz6k k0-
reben ICY remelheto, hogy az est
alkalmaval rengeteg sZebbnel
szebb maszkat fogurlk latni ezen a
Valentine napi maszkabalon. A
k0rnyekbeli varcsok magyarsaga
reszer6l is sokan kesziilnek be er-
re az estere S ICY AIT hissziik,
hogy Mahoning volgyenek ma
gyarsaga egyiitt lesz ez alkalom-
NAL Kossuth k0r nagyterme
bizony kicsinek fog bizonyulni.
A balon termeszetesen nagy-
szerii muzsikar6l valamint minden
egyeb f0ldi j6kr6l gondoskodva
lesZ, nyertes, maszkak kOzOtt
nagyon ertekes dijjak lesznek XII
s0rSnlya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24

publikanus part nemZeti bizottsa-
ganak egyik alelnoke, demokra-
ia frakciot pedig Mrs. Emily
Newell Blair, demokrata part
nemzeti bizottsaganak aleln0ke
szervezi.
Mind "a ket nonek Macy a poli-
tikai treningje, alapos ismer6i a
tomeglelektannaik, tisztaban van
max azzal, hogy A'merika bel es
kulpolitiRai kerdeseiben, mix a
leglenyegesebb pontok az a ko-
riilmeny, hogy Ok vallaltak magull
ra az elnokvalasztassal kapcsola-
tos propaganda iranyitasat a n6k
koreben, feltetleniil ARA vail,
hogy n0k szavat ebben rend-
xviii fontos problemahan er6sen
ereztetni akarjak.
A n0k pOlltikai intelligenciaja-
max fejl6desere jellemzo, hogy
mem egy szamottevo kerdesben a
politikai teren otthonosan mozgo
allamferfiaE is kikerik tanacsu-
kat. Igy peldaul Harding eln0k
mem egy Mben hivta magahoz Mrs.
Harriet Taylor Uptont, figyelem
be vette q nemzet sorsara vonat-
Ikoz6 velemenyet, tan6csat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
BARTA JANOs is PoLGARRA
LETT.

Multi szamunkban k0z0ltiik Al
magyarorszagi sziiletesii nj polgar
nevet, ebb6l a k0zlesiinkbGl velet-
leniil kimaradt Barta Janos, 162
Steel st. alatti lakos neve. aki
szinten elnyerte a polgarlevelet.
Eek szerint mem A hanem 45 a
magyar szarmazasu nj amerikai
honpolgarok szama.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
ERDEKES BtjNTETEs.

John Bawie-t, aki italtilalmi Xxi
hagas miatt volt birosag ele allit
va, a new castlei biro 800 kesz-
penzbiintetesre itelte valamint ell
rendeltc, hogy Bowie csaladjaval
egyetemben k0teles ket esztend6n
keresztiil minden vasarnap tenn
plomba menni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
VACSORA A KOSSUTH
KORBEN.

Vasarnap, januar 27-en este fel
nyolc orakor a Kossuth K0rben
Brogli Ignac es neje vacsorat
rendeznek ARA ezuton is szere-
tettel meghivjak Kossuth K0r
minden egyes tagjat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24

hangoztatott kerdes: init c z
mlnek a Nagybizottsag? sss
Mem akarunk lit ismetlesekbi
bocsatkozni, de a Nagybizottsag
ra, cgy olyan nagybizottsagra, ;
melyct mem akarnak egyesek saja1
celJall1ra, vagy politikai meggy6
z6desnk terjesztesre felhasznalni
sziiksegiink van.
"A Magyar Haz kerdese MAJ
csaknem diil6re jutott mrft 6sz.
szel, de sajnaltcs felreertesek
Matt felfordult a szepen megin.
dult mozgalom.
, Az egyletek ismetelten megnyi.
latkoztak a Magyar Haz mellett
A felreertesek elsimultak es az
l924-ik evi Nagybizottsagnak fell
adata lcnnc a Magyar Haz iigy6.
elint6zni.
Ha az NJ Nagybizottsag munkd-
hoz lat es nemcsak propaganda
gyiilekezesck es szemelyeskedesek
szlnhelye lesz, ugy okvetleniil ell
intczheti Youngstown magyar
sagna1 czt az egct1en fontos pro-
bltmajat.
Sok szerencset, kitartast es ko-
molysagot kivanunk az NJ Macy
blzottsagnak es annak megvalasz-
tando tisztikaranak. Mi minden
hasznos ,munkajaban partolni fog
juk.
hprefoS, a Magyar Hazrol ju-
tott esziinkbe, hogy mennyire sze.
sz6rtan' lal1ik a magy.arsag Youngs
townban. Baja ez az itteni ma
gyarsagnak es annak minden in
temenyenek karara van.
A napokban beszelgettiink Ha-
bodasz Gustav baratunkkal, akit
mlndenki csak "Guszti bacsinak
szolit. Hebodasz, aki mar evek 6ta
real estate biznisszel foglalkozik,
clmondotta, hogy az ut6bbi id6-
ben a South Sidecn mem nagyon
kint a South avenuen vett egy
nagyr darab foldet, amelyen
Emery (Imre) utcat nyitott, le-
rakattl a jardat, csatornakat, be-
vczetctte q vizct es a villanyt Is
most az utcan lcvG 20 telket aru.
ba bocsatja.
Guszti bacsi mondta, hogy lit
volna az aiaalom, hogy Youngs~
townban 20 magyar csalad egy
utcaba MEME lakni. A hazhelyek,
mint halljuk, j6k 6s olcs6k, tehat
semmi sem allana utjat, hogyI ma
gyarok vegyek meg magyart6l.
Mondott am masvalamit is Ha.
bodasz. Ezen telkek mellett
South avenuen $50 lab frontal
van neki meg vagy het akar fold
.ie, amelynek ara is igazan melta-
nyos. De nagyszerii hely lenne
magyar haznak, iskolanak, jatek-
ternek vagy ITALIAN templomnak is.
Habodasz tervei partolast erde-
melnek.
Az idei esztend6 Macy politikai
esemenyeiben ketsegteleniil jelen-
t5segteljes szerepet fognak betol-
teni n0k. SGT a j0vend6mondok
AIT mondjak, hogy n6k szerveze-
tiik segitsegevel a politikai profile
max megoldasaban mem egy eset-
ben d0nt6 tenyezokent fognak
fellepni.
Amerikai szempontb6l az 1924.
esztend6 leglenyegesebb politikai
esemenye az eln0kvalasztas. A
National League Of Woman
Voters k0zlese szerint az 1920-ik
esztendoben huszonhet milli6 pol
gar tett eleget szavazasi k0teles-
segenek. A fent emlitett moi SER
vezet, amely az amerikai n6k leg
nagyobb politikai intezmenye,
minde nerejevel azon van, hogy az
iden legalabb negyven milli6ra vi
eye szavaz6k szamat. Meg ha ezt
a celiat ell is eri. ami remelhetU.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
Esen1,enyek

(n) A heten 0sszeiil Nagybi-
zottsag, hogy uj tisztikart valaszt-
va megkezdje munkajat 1924-ben.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-04
PEOPLEOF ICELAND ARE FREE FROM
 MODERN ILLS

HOFN HORNAFJORD, Iceland, Dec. 4.-Villiage doctors in the United States are often called upon to make trips that occupy hours, or even days, to the homes of their patients, but in Iceland the district physician, as a matter of routine often covers hun- dreds of miles by horseback ill the ordinary course of his duties.
 The government physician of the Hornafjord district, stretching along the southern coastline, has one of the most difficult territories to cover in the kingdom. His district em- braces more than 100 square miles, most of it in remote valleys or along the narrow strip of coast. It Is surrounded by huge mountains, many of them active volcanoes, and glaciers, and great snowfelds, and in the course of each inspection he must cross more than 100 rivers, few of which are bridged at any time of the year. In the spring these rivers, fed by the big glaciers
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-04
VENUS DE MILO
 ALWAYSARMLESS

PARIS, Dec. 4-Venus de Milo never had any arms, declares Dr. Edde in L'Illustration," in response to numbers of questions which are continually being asked in regard to the famous statute in the Louvre.
 "This statue, he goes on to say, was not always buried in ancient ruins. For many years it was exposed in great temple and admired and worshipped by the entire Hellenic world. Artists reproduced it and copies of the lovely Venus were scat tered throughout the universe"
 Dr. Edde himself possesses a beau tiful small Venus in bronze made by a poor Egyptian artist. It is un- doubtedly of the same epoch as the Venus of the Louvre and it has no arms. This is almost positive proof according to the connoisseur that the real Aphrodite never had any at all.
 Of course the next question is why didn't she have them? And here the question becomes more difficult. Per haps the artist intended to add them, but, seeing his half-finished work so beautiful, feared to add anything that might take away from it's beauty.
 Then again, it may have been the sculptor died suddenly without being able to finish his work
 At the time when the statute was found in the island which gave it it's name, tke arms were long searched for and even large sum was prom ised to the person who could find them. In spite of all the efforts, the arms were never found, for it is very likely there never were any.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-04

that wind down nearly every valley, become swollen torrents, and it is often hours before the doctor can find a safe ford for his pony. The usual inspection trip, made every few weeks, requires at least nine days, and sometimes fortnight.
 In addition, although Iceland is an unusually healthy country with few serious diseases, unexpected calls are frequently made for the physician, who must start out at any hour of the day or night, usu- all preceded by a guide sent by the patient himself. Accidents ire Quently occur in the fish drying sheds along the coast, or among the herders in the mountain valleys, and as. the district physician is the only one wihtin hundreds of miles, he must be ready to call at any time. His trips are always made on the stout Icelandic ponies, capable of carrying large loads over great dis tances without fatigue.
 But few of the diseases known in the cities of the world are met with in this remote district of south Ice land, shut off as it is from close contact even with other districts of the kingdom. No case of venereal disease ever has been reported at Hornafjord, and epidemics are un- known. Bronchial troubles, however, are rather frequent, and there have recently been some cases of pulmon- ary tuberculosis.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-04
VETERAN CORRESPONDENT IS
 DEAD AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-After a final tribute here from his fellow newspapermen and those in public life with whom he had been asso- ciated for years tn body of Gustav Karger, 5S, veteran correspondent of the Cincinnati Times-Star who died last week, was inferred in Cincinnati.
 He had been ill a serious condition for week after an operation for ap- pendicitis and gall stones, which was found necessary upon his return less than two weeks ago from his travels incident to the presidential campaign. A special committee of the National Press club of which he was a for mer president, attended the funeral services.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-04
Kelso and Longview to
 Vag Invading l. W. W.'s

!-ONGVIEW, Dec. As a step in in the proposed invasion of Kelso by l. W. w., Cowlitz county officials Saturday announced that all men ar rested as vagrants would be put to work on the rock pile.
 4 number of I. w. w. deported from Concrete are reported to be on their way here.
 Any man who wants work is wr come in Cowlitz county, but the pro fessional agitator will find hard pick ings," said Sheriff Clark Studebaker.
 New Fall Suit Samples now on display-We guarantee a fit-Prices $30 and up to $55; at Urbach's.
 Suits made to measure. See Ur- bach. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-04

Suits made to measure. See Ur- bach. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-04
Prosecutor Holds That
 Pastors Wife Slain

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 3.-The man. her in which the body of Mrs. Addie Sheatsley, 50, wife of the Rev. c. V. Sheatsley, pastor of Christ Lutheran church of Bexley, suburb, was ere mated, was as much mystery to- day as when the charred bones were found in the heating furnace of the family recently. Two days of inves- tigation by County Prosecutor John G. King, aided by city detectives, has resulted in no clue, the prosecutor announced.
 Today the investigation had par tially shifted to Paris, Ohio, where Prosecutor King will question rela- lives of the cremated woman, in- cluding her aged mother, who until last March made her home with the Sheatsleys.
 The theory that the woman might have been murdered and her body been thrown into the flaming vault was being further investigated to- day. Unwilling to believe it possi- ble for any person to climb through the small door into the flames and survive long enough to close the door behind, the prosecutor was em- phatic in his declaration that the woman was murdered. If not mur- dered, he clings to the theory that her body was cast into the furnace by another after her suicide.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-04

only different from the ordinary type by the fact that it has no wheels, but small airscrew in the rear, work ed by the pedals. The handelbars control the elevation and the rudders of the gasbag
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-04
AGAIN MADE PRESIDENT OF
 THE LUTHERANS

Rev. Dr. F. H. Knubel, of New York, who was unanimously re-elect- ed President of the United Lutheran Church in America at the General Convention in Chicago. It marks his fourth consecutive term of two years each.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-04
AIR BICYCLE INVENTED
 TO CARRY MAN TO SKIES

ROME, Dec. 1.-The air bicycle has arrived. The invention of Um- berto Mobile, an Italian colonel, the air bicycle consists of gasbag to carry mans weight and bicycle
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-04

Ladies' ana Gents Alfalfa Harvest. ing-O. K Barber Shop. If.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-31
FIFTEEN NAMED IN
HAWKINS COMP ANY
CASE ARRAIGNED
All Plead Not Guilty and Are
Released on $500
Bond Each,

Fifteen persons were arraigned in
Federal Court today before Judge A.
B. Anderson on new indictments in
the Hawkins Mortgage Company
case. Conspiracy to use the malls to
defraud is charged. All pleaded not
guilty.
Indictments were brought against
them several months ago by the Fed
eral grand jury. Demurrers were filed
and new indictments on the same
charges were returned. Efforts OF
the defense to cause further postpone
ment was scored by Judge Anderson.
Under indictment; Morton s. Haw-
klns. president Of the Hawkins Mort
gage Company OF Portland. Ind. An
thony &. Scheib. vice president; Carl
B. Anderson, treasurer; Charles E
Succop. Harry J. Bovard and John
A Clark. trustees for the Cooperative
League Of America, Pittsburgh, Pa;
William Sacks, William NJ Webb,
both Of St. Louis Mo. trustees Of
the United Home Builders of America;
William Jones, Fairmount. Ind, for
mer secretary Of the Indiana
board of agriculture; Mord Carter.
indianapolis banker: Frank r. Jaqua,
general counsel for the Hawkins Com
pany. Portland. Ind; John T. Sutton,
former prosecuting attorney; Frank
c. Willis and Frank J. Haight, local
accountants. and Leo p. Harrington,
auditor for the Hawkins Company.
Date for trial has not been set.
Each was released on bond Of $500
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-31
By PAUL r. MALLON
rnit.a Pr,., star corre.pondent


WASHINGTON, March 31.-While
ths Federal grand jury today pre-
pared 10 act on a contempt indict-
nent against Harry F. Sinclair, a
drive was opened in the Senate to
oust Col. Theodore Roosevelt, as
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy. for
his part in the oil scandal.
Senator Dill. Washington. Demo
crat, introduced a resolution express
mg II TO be the sense of the Senate
that President Coolidge should request
Roosevelt's resignation.
The resolution charges that Roose-
velt was associated with the Sinclair
oil companies before his connection
with the Navy Department. It also
states Roosevelt carried the draft OF
the executive order to the White
House which, when signed by Presi-
dent Harding. permitted the leasing OF
naval oil reserve land and that he par
tIcipated in sending armed Marines to
Teapot Dome to protect the Sinclair
lease.
Sinclair has surrounded himself
with a large legal and publicity staff
to fight the court action TO the high
est tribunal. The first action viii be
10 set bail or seek a writ Of habeas
corpus in case an attempt is made
TO incarcera+e Sinclair or place him in
the custody Of the sergeant-at-afms Of
the Senate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-31
BRIDE DENIES WEDDING
Records Show, However, Rogers
Hornsby Got Marriage License.

BIZ United Press
ST. LOUIS, Mo. March 31.-Rogers
Hornsby, champion batter Of the Ma
tional League. and star Of the St.
Louis Cardinals. obtained a license to
marry Miss Jeannette Pennington
Feb. %, before going South to the
Cardinals training camp, it was
learned today.
Miss Pennington, divorced from
John a. Hine. automobile salcsmpn,
who charged Hornsby broke up their
home. today denied she had married
the baseball star
Hornsby was divorced from his first
wife last June.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-31
MIKE COMES TO GRIEF
Traffic Inspectors Car Damaged Get
ting Out OF borrowed Space.

When Trsric Inspector Michael
Gleuns automobile was backed
through .he doors OF the county ga
rage today, resulting in mutual dam
age 10 the Goors and Mixes car. coun-
~ officials asked. How Gomez"
The county garage. behind the Jail
lot. is for county cars exclusively.
County Commissioner Albert Hoffman
said Commissioner John McCloskey
said elena had asked to put his car
In the garage today because he could
not find parking space.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-31
FAIR BARN LOSS $4,000
Plans for 1924 Exhibitions Uninter-
rupted by Storm Damage.

With a loss estimated today at
$4,000 as result of three sheep barns
in the Saturday storm, preparations
were under way today by the Indiana
board Of agriculture to continus the
1924 fair plans, Villa NM. Jones, sec
retary treasurer, announced.
The barns were to have been moved
to the northwest grove on the
grounds. The board planned to re-
model them into dornitories and a
mess hall for use of the boys stock
judging teams at the fair.
One sheep barn escaped damage IN
the storm. A contractor had moved
the structure to the new site few
days previously.