davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
NILES.

j Nilesi leanyegyhazunk az el-
mlult yasarnap kiilonallo, onallo
Egyhazza2' alakittatott az egyhaz-
-inegye kikuldott bizottsaga altal.
Serbian Josef es .Ger,lss Karoly
elnoklete alatt az OFT lev5k mint
charter (alapito) tagok felesketet-
tex. Egyhazunkat lelkesz, Varga
Sandor algondnok es Menyhert
Imre trustee kepviseltek. A kez-
dc egyhaz elomunkalatai az egy-
hazmegyevel egyetemben husvetra
fognak keszen lenni. Hogy az elsS
lepesnel mar akadalyokba ne lit
kozzenek, Gerenday lelkesz fogja
6ket ideiglenesen kiszolgalni to-
vabbra is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
vAsARNAPI IsKOLA.

Az egyhaz vasarnapi iskolaja
megszervezve keszen all, mintegy
hatvan gyermek jar eddig va
sarnapi iskolaba,
Az egyhaz vezetosege keri az
east Youngstown magyar sziil6-
ket, hogy akik szeretnek gyermtA
keilSet magyar nyeIvi oktatasban
reszesiteni, azok kiildjek ell l6ket
az egyhaz d. e. 10 orakor kezd3do
vasarnapi iskolajaba. : ~
Isteni tisztelet minden i. vasar-
nap deleloft Hip.
Az ifjusagi egylet osszej0yete-
lett minden .vasarnap este fel s.
kor ,tartja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
HIMLERVILLEI
.KERESzTELkSEK.

A reformatus egyhaz anyakony-
vebe a kovetkez0 kereszteliesek
vezettettek be, amelyeket lel-
kesz aka dalyoztatasa Matt Rev.
Maksay Albert, Louisvillei, Ky:
lelkesz vegzett februar 24-en, Him
lervill6n..
Dallos Sander es neje D0ka Vii
ma 1923 november 12-en sziiletett
kis fla kereszteltetett Istvan ney-
re. Keresztsziil6k yoltak: Dallos
Lajos es Doka Juliska.
8 Szentgy0rgyi Sander es neje
Deak Zs6fia januar 25-en sziiletett
kis leanya kereszteltetett Margit
neyre, Keresztszil6k voltak :
Prigyi Janos es neje Deak Eszter.
Simon Menyhfrt eS neje Nilies
Irma japuar lien sziiletett kis fla
kereszteltetett josef nevre. Ke-
resztsziil6k .voltak: Domokos J6-
zsef IS neje Bako Ilona.
Varga I69sef es 'neje Rpnyez
R6za januar 19-eir szuletett kis
feaaiy1a kesesztdtetett Erzsebqt
|nevre, Keresztsziilok yoltak: Do
bis Karoly es neje Nakari Irma.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
a YOUNGSTOWN Pt1DA.
A Katholikus 0rszem legutobbi

A Katholikus 0rszem legutobbi
,szamaban Kovessiik Ia youngs-
town. peldat'' cimmel egy erdekes
cikk jelent meg, mely youngs-
town. magyarsagot kovetesre mel
to pelda gyanant .allitja az anne
rikai magyarsag ele. A cikk meg
emlekezik hadifoglyok hazaho-
zatalara inditott gyujtes szep
eredmenyerol, maid szova teszi a
Pedlow kapitanst lit jarta alkal-
mabel rendezett sep unnepely,
valamint a Szechenyine-fele gyiji-
tes sikeret. Elismeresse lemlekezik
meg, hogy varosunkban meg van
a magyar egyhazak es egyIetelS
kozos SERVE, Nagybizottsag.
Sep dicseretek Is vannak ebben
a clkkben, azonban eek ne tevesz-
Szenek meg senklt az eredme-
nyekkel bizony mem valami nagyon
biiszkelkedhetiink.. Eleg szomoru
az eeesz amerikai magyarsagra,
hogy a youngstown eredmenyel
kovetesre melt6 peldakent allitha-
t6k az amerikai magyarsag ele.
Valahogy ugy vagyunk evvel,
mint mikor egy toprongvos ember
avval vigasztalja magat, ..hogy.
,zeles e vilagon nala meg sokkal
rpngyosabbak is vannak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
Rom. kath. egyhaz
KEREsZTELEsEK.

Marcus Gan keresztelte meg d
SIT. lstyan egyhaz plebanosa no-
ma neyre, Balogh Lajos es neje
sztl. Banyai Zsuzsanna februar
27-en sziiletett kis leanyat. Ke-
resztsziilok voltak: Beres Miklos
es Banyai Erzsebet.
Marcus San reszesult a ke-
resztseg Nszentsegeben Varkonyi
Matyas es neje sziil. Juhasz Bor-
bala febrar 20-an sziifetet kis lea
nya, aki a keresztsegben Hona
Rozalia nevet nyerte. Keresztszii-
lok voltak: Horvath Janos es Ko-
vacs Rozalia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
TEA EST.

Az Iparos Egyesiilet szembati
teaestjeinek soran, multi szomba-
ton Both Janos kedves csaladja-
val .egyetemben latta ell hazi
gazdai tisztet. Mem volt hianyi ez
alkalommal Sc semmiben. A tagok
Ragyon sep szammal jottek osz-
sze $ egyitt maradtak legkede-
lyesebb hangulatban keso ejfeli
6rakig.
lit emlitjiik meg, hogy a haz-
alapra Heiman Gyorgy $1O0,
Tierhemmer Josef 75c. es Jelicsek
Mihaly Is centet adott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
a sS9SF RsYszEREexs

a = Z ~
Egg pesti esaif dHsk Rerliabsp Akik
a rokoAsags j beglini VI aapekban
Budapsstre jolt iatogat6ba. A kodvesI
rokonak terp6ssetesen 6rdekl2d9ek az
idegesbep sl6 csaladtagok fel6l d AZ
eis6 kAfass:
- Moadd, kedses s6gor,, nit csinai
max . gssTnlcfsk4 Iyx
Koszon0m szepen. halgAik q
valasz = mar iak5laba. jar mind = kat
to-: 81
Nagyszeril Es j0 taunldk
Oh sigen. a kisebbik mar tndja az
sSegymilli6szor gymilli6t nagyob-
biz neg nsost laias1sJA ~ sgylli Ajara
szorregynilliardot. q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
HALoTTI MEGEMLEKEzEsEK

H6tf6n Taso Janosneert, keddcr
Redovay Janosert tartatott nyoI
cad napi nagy mise liberiaval.
Szombaton, mare. 15-en 0zv. Var
laky Imrene szjiletett Repassy Ju-
liannaert lesz megtartva a halotti
megemlekezes. Benne hitkOzscg
plebanosa, 1908 marcus 15-en
edesanyjat vesztette ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
EAST YOUNGSTOWN.

DR.. Gerenday lelkesz megtettc
az els3 lepeseket alkalmas terem
szerzesere, hogy East Youngs-
toWnban is tarthasson a delutani
6rakban, legalabb is havonta 2
seer istentiszteletet. Uelkesz neje
pedig a vasarnapi iskolat fogja fei
allitani es tanitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
KoLLEKTA.

s Februar hawaiian az egyhaz ia
Tara befolyt kollekta vegosszege
$312,5o.
Burcsak Istvan South Sidei kol-
lekta fejeben, multi evr3l beszol-
galtatott SOL .50=et.,
A k0zos tarsasvacsora jovedei-
mebol $97.62 folyt be az egyhaz
penztaraba. x
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
ra. Dacara annak, hogy 4 kiadAsok
a bevetelek 65 ssasalekat felemksz

a bevetelsk 65 sS&14lekat felemesz
-tsttek; megis $134.75 maradt meg
tisztan, melyet az Iparos Egyesl-
let vezetosege. mar el is juttatott
Westinghouse Szchenyinehez az
zal keressel, hogy felereszben
csatolja az altala megindit9t gyiij-
teshez, felereszben pedig a meg
szallott tefiileten leH0 magyar Is
kodak segelyezesere forditsa. A
maszkabalon a gyermekeket lesza-
mitya minteey 300-an vettek reszt
S a bizott sagnak Macy nehezseget
okozott eld0nteni. hogy kiket il
letnek meg a kitiizott's a MIA szkak
3jutalnazasara szelgalo dijak. Di-
iakat kaptak: Wolkan j. J6zsef-
ne Amerikai lobogo, Tosha Annus-
ka Ibolya, Seos J0zsefne ohaMi
aszony, Kobel Anna Szaz foltos ei-
gany = jelmezeikert.
A mulatsag sikereert elsosorban
az lparos. Egyesiilet tagjait illeti
az ..erdem, ,aAik a bal sikerehez
meg ayyal is hozzajarultak, hogy
fejenkent 25 centtel tobbet fizet
TEX belepojegyeikert. Koszonet il
lett az egesz eantoni magyarsagot
azert, hegy ez estere oily szep
szammal egybegyiiltek, sokan vol
tax Alliance, Akron es Columbus
Dol.
| A mulatsag javara befolyt ado
manyokrol jov6 szamunkban en-
lekeziink maid meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
Az EGYHAZ BETEGEI.

Koleszar Jozsefne es Feher Nj
halyne meg mindig sulyos betegen
fekszenek, de eros remenyseg,
hogy nemsokara teljesen felepHl-
mex hosszas betegsegiikbol. A llet
derek hitkozsegi tagot a plebanOs
het elso-napjan latogatta meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
KEREsxTELEs.

Marcus Gen kereszteltetett
Sander es JOSEF nevre Paloczi
Sander Is neje, Ptlyi Maria fiacs-
kaia.. Keresztszal6k !, Sera Gabor
es Thur6ezi J6zsefne.
Ugyancsak gen kereszteltetett
Ilona es Eleonora neyre Demeny
Ferenc es neje Molnar Julianna
leanyakaja, Keresztsziilok: Szarka
Janos es neje Fridrik Borbala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
egyhaz


Il h6 zen helyeztetett 0rok nyu-
galemra. Trenyik Mihaly es neje
Franko Erzsebet leanykaia: Err
zsebet. Agyhartyagyulladas vitte
ell az alig kilene Is fel ewes leany-
kat sziilei nagy banatara.
+ h6 13-an hely'eztetett Bel
monti temet6 egyik megasott sir
jaba Pallay Sander AZ ewes kora-
ban. Halalat gyari szerencsetlen-
seq okozta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
HAzAssAG.

Vass Janos es neJe nagyvaradi
sziilok fla III, Vass Janos eskiidott
0rok hiiseget Gabor Ferenc es nc
je leanyapak, Gabor Margitka-
max. Az esketest Tiszt. Kovacs J6-
zsef lelkesz yegczte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
Baptista egyhaz
EyANGELIzALo HET.

Sep eredmennyel vegz6dott az
het, amelynek cred
menyet mi sem mutatja jobban,
hogy mintegy 20 VI egyhaztag je-.
lentkezett felyetelre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
15rylly' de ksrilaek
LafhnanA gyillesaii
lFolytatas az /. oldalr6l,)

d
Felytatas az /. oldalr6l.)
ytgh6l Urnapjan Koyes Lip6tne
palacsintat keszitett S att sztri.
chinnel behintye j6l megcukrozta.
Alig fogyasztotta ell az Greg Lach-
mann palacsintat, hirtelen ros1-
szul lett es osszeesett. Amikor a
f6ld0n fetrengstt, Molnar 10th J6-
saef el6vette pisztolyat ks harom
goly6t r0pitett q haldokl6 Lach.
mann testsbe. I'D
A lholttestet Molnar es Koyes
Lipotne a rakosszentmihalyi halai-
villa hazmesterlak asahoz tartozo
istaloban astak el es messzel le-
ontve, elfoldeltek. Nyomban gon-
doskodtak arr6l is, hogy az Greg
ruhazatat Is l400 dollar keszptu-
yet, aranyorajat, ekszereit ma
guk szamara biztesitsak. Estefcla,
mid3n hazajott Lachmann Andfas
felesege, nagyhangon elujsagoltals
neki, hogy ferje hirtelen 0sszecs2.
lnagolt, elutazott Amerikaba. Az
ere regasszony kicsit csodalkozott, de
mem sokat t6rodott a dologgai,
inert nem nagypn szerette, a fer
jet.
A gyilkossag utan Molnar 10th
JOSEF es K0ves Lip6tne kozott a
yiszony lAeglazult, napirenden vol
tax a eivodasok, ugy hogy Molnar
10th haanarosan selhatarosta, hogy
ezt az assxonyt is sltessi lab alol,
akit egysbkent, mint menyasszo-
nyat mutatott be ismer6seinek.
Tervenek keresztiilvitelere meg
nyerte feleseget, valamint Puskas
Albertet es annak feleseget. Pus-
kas, mint detektiv megjelent ko-
YES Eipotnenal, faggatni kezdte az
asszonyt "a Lachmann-fele gyilkos-
sag agyeben. Molnar, 10th Jozsef-
mex azonban mem tetsZett Puska.s
magatartasa, szemrehanyasokat
tett neki, hogy iigyetlenkedik.
Maid en- magam vegzek az
asszonnyal, ~ mondotta. Kiment
hozza halalyillaba, osszeyeszett
yelc alig par percnyi vitatkozas
utan el6rantotta pisztolyat es szi-
venl6tte az asszoayt, Koves. Lip6t-
ne azonnal megha1t. Holttestet
egy elSre elkeszitett amerilzai la
daba gyomoszolte, amelynek te-
tejen meg aznap este ket asszony-
nyal kedelyesen megvacsorazott.
Az ejszaka folyaman Molnar 10th
Jozsef huliat a veranda el6tt ell
fut6 arokhoz yonszolta, Oft el is
f0ldelte.
Masnap, amid6n az Greg Lach-
mann Andrasne erdekl6d0tt, hogy
mi van K6ves Lip6tneyal, Molnar
10th nevetve azt yalaszolta, hogy
kisz0k0tt Romaniaba, inert felt a
hat6sag iildozeset6l. Koves Lipot-
nenak azonban volt egy kis fla, a
kitol Molnar 10th felt, AIT hittc,
hogy a gyermek megtud yaianit
es el fogja arnlni. Ekkor elhsta
rozta, hogy . yele is Yegez. #
kiment RAkosszentmihalyra ! y
kisfiut nagyanyja, Laehmann
Andrasne szemelattara agyoni6tte.
Az 0regasszony elajult, Mplnar
10th ryngodtan f0lincseita, maid
pedig i fiu holttestet Kanozsay
tdrsasagabsn 4 pinceben elasta. Es
utan kertlt ssr nsest mir a. 6rsg
Lachnasu6 neggy yiikclfs6ss.
Amikor Lachmafrllet mar minde-
neba kifesztottak, taVaiy hbnhaa'
Gan Kanozsayek tarsasagaban
MolnAr 10th egy Aosssa nyakken-
dovel Kanozsay Dezs0 segitsaga-
vel meghar&elta, maid naegfejtot-
ia. Ebben AZ iigyben 2 pestyideti
kiralyi iigysszseg hetven tannt
fog kihallgatni = f6tdrgyalason, a
melyet most mar miaden val6szi-
niiseg szeriht = k0zelj6v6bsn meg
for taftani pestyideki kiralyi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13

Olvassa az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlapot es tamogassa. az abban
hirdet6 eegeket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13

A lapunkban hirdeto keresked6k
tetesen megbizhat6 emberek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
CANTOllI HIREK

Kozli: Wolkan j. JOSEF.
Evening star., 1924-10-16

usually efficient, better insulation of
the aerial system can be obtained by
using two insulators in series at each
end as shown in Fig 8.
Some fans seem t. have the idea
that 1t Is necessary to have the hori-
zontal portion Of the aerial system
absolutely level. Such Is not the case
and one end OF an aerial system may
be higher than the other.
Remember. however. that the higher
you erect your aerial. the better will
be the results obtained. Then there
Is the matter Of directional character
istics of the aerial. In general, re-
ception Is best from stations located
In a line with the direction of the
which the lead-in of the aerial is
pointing. With the average small
antenna used for broadcasting recep-
tion. this directional effect is not very
marked or worthy of attention. Pref
erence should be given to erecting
the aerial as high as possible and as
much as possible over clear ground.
The effective length of the aerial
fs the distance from the farthest and
to the binding post of the set and
includes both the length of horizontal
span and the length Of the lead in.
1t is best to make this total length
from 100 to $50 feet for loud and
long distance reception. In congested
districts where there is considerable
interference, It is best to limit the
total length to about 100 feet at most
This will result in a decrease in
signal strength, but will also result
In minimizing interference.
Evening star., 1924-10-16
WRC HAS VARIED
/ PROGRAM TONIGHT.
Music and Good Stories Will
Make Up Three-Hour
Schedule on Air.

Dance music, vocal and instru-
mental recitals. and a thrilling sea
tale are the outstanding attractions
on the diversified program tonight of
WRC. The station will be on the
air for about hours.
The Hotel Roosevelt Trio and the
Better ole Club Orchestra hold the
pivotal positions on the musical side
of the program. Capt. +. B. Bassett.
photographer of the Navy. is billed
for the feature address, which Will be
built around the mysteries of the
deep sea.
Gertrude Smallwood, pianist. Mabel
Flohr, contraIto, and Hazel Hughes
are the artists who will entertain be-
tween the chief attractions. Hook
Kennedy, the Scotch Songbird." will
be called on to close the program at
1915 o'clock.
Repertoire of Music.
The Better ole Club Orchestra will
open the program at 7:30 o'clock with
selections. Maj. r. Z. Carlson of the
Bureau of Standards will follow with
a talk on "Safe Driving at Night.
which will be given under the aus
pices of the American Automobile
Association.
Between $50 and $50 o'clock. Miss
Flohr and Miss Hughes will be heard
in their recitals and Capt. Bassett will
give his talk on "Wanderers of the
Deep Sea" The Hotel Roosevelt Trio
will play from $50 to l0:lo, but will
take a brief intermission to allow
WRC to retransmit the Arlington
time signals from 9:5o to 10 O'Clock.
Invite Children to Enroll.
Peggy Albion. WRC's children's
story teller, has invited the young
sters to enroll in her Children's Radio
Music Club. To become eligible, they
must pledge themselves to listen in
each Friday at 6 o'clock. If they are
studying, they are requested to tell
what instrument they arc studying
and how long they have been work
ing. From time to time those chill
dren who are ready to do so will be
invited to participate in the pro-
grams.
Several children have already en-
rolled and all of them arc making
strenuous efforts to qualify suffi-
ciently to participate in the programs.
The interesting thing is the number
of boys who have enrolled and eX-
pressed their enthusiasm of the idea.
A feature of the Friday programs will
be series of music stories for chill
tlren told by Miss Louise I.akin, di
rector of the Foundation School of
Music. Miss Lakin will tell and illus
trate next Friday the story of THE
Beginnings of Music" Later. she Will
tell the childhood experiences of the
great composers and will have selec-
tions played from the composer whose
story is presented.
Evening star., 1924-10-16
: For de
Kie4,en

Armstrong's Inset
The Inl7id Loo
la.m, with border,
is the floor of this
attr7ctivekitchen.
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Local Radio Entertainment
Thursday, October 16, 1924.
NAA-Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va
(l3S NetepA)

3:o5 p.m.-Live stock reports.
3:45 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
4:05 p.m.-Hay, feed, crop reports,
specials.
4:25 p.m-Dairy. 6rasket reports.
1906 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
WRC-Radio Corporation of Amer
iea.l4SS Meters).
6 p.m-Children's Sour by Peggy
Albion.
1880 p.m.-Dance program by The
Better ole Club Orchestra.
S:15 p.m.1"Ssfe Driving at Night"
by Mai. R. L. Carlson of the Bureau
of Standards, under the auspices of
the American Automobile Association.
$50 p.m-Song recital by Mabel
Tlehr, contIAite. George F. Ross at
the piano.
s:45 p.m-Piano recital by Ger
trude Smallwood.
p.m.-"Wanderers of the Deep
Sea-" by Capt. r. 3. Bassett, hydro
grapher of the Navy, under the au-
spices of the Smithsonian Institution.
9:15 p.m.-Song recital by Hazel
Hughes, Mrs. L. G.. Dickinson at the
piano.
$3.50 p.m.-Concert by the Hotel
Roosevelt Trio under the direction of
Harry Siegel.
p.H.-l lUlc SiSiidlS wedlu~
er forecasts.
10 pm.-continuation of concert by
the Hotel Roosevelt Trio under the
direction Of Harry Siegel.
1915 p.m.-Scotch songs by Hook
Kennedy.
Early Program Friday.
5 p.m.-Fashion developments Of
the moment prepared by 'Women's
Wear"
$40 p.m.-Song recital of Arthur
Mccormick, baritone.
500 p.m.-"Beauty and Personal
ity," by Elsie Pierce.
1925 p.m.-Current topics by the
editor OF the Review of Reviews.
3:35 p.m.-Piano recital.
$50 p.m.-The magazine of Wall
Street.
p.m.-Song recital.
6 p.m.-Stories for children by
Peggy Albion.
WCAP-Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Company (469 MeteFs).
Silent.
Evening star., 1924-10-16

THINK Of the handsomest kit
L chen you have seen. Its floor
was as modern, as cleaning and
spotless as its equipment, wasn't it ?
Such floor adds beauty to an at
tractive kitchen.
A floor of Armstrong; Linoleum
makes any kitchen betterlooking.
The floor shown m the picture is an
inset tile linoleum with a plain
border. 1t is bright and cheerful,
charmingly colorful. 1t is modem.
1t is handsome.
ES1 to eIess-end permanent
A kitchen floor is a hard-worked
floor. Dishwater splashes on it,
grease, spatters On it, many feet
track on it.
These small disasters are never
important on floor of Armstrong;
Linoleum. A quick wiping is gen.
orally all the care it needs. For in
laid linoleum an occasional waxing
and polishing keeps your floor lus-
trous, and increases its beauty as
years pass. Vanishing is recon-
Evening star., 1924-10-16
CASE GOES TO GRAND JURY
Cardell Wells Accused of Stealing
Policeman's Revolver.

Cardell Wells, colored, 2109 E street
northwest charged with the larceny
of a revolver from Policeman Golden
G. Groves. was held for the action of
the grand jury by Judge Schuldt in
the Police Court yesterday. The bond
was fixed at $1,000.
The evidence showed that Policeman
Groves had arrested Wells and coll
ored woman and was taking them to
the station house in Wells automobile,
when Wells assaulted him. breaking
one of his arms, and, taking the pistol
from the police officer. drove of with
the car and made his getaway Later
he was arrested. Wells charged that
the officer, without provocation, showed
his pistol into the abdomen of Wells.
and that he (Wells) took the pistol
from the officer. John /. Sacks is the
attorney representing Wells
Evening star., 1924-10-16

at the seams and round the edges.
The floor will then lie perfectly fat
through all changes of weather, will
never need retrimming, and will en-
dure for many years.
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Let us send you sample of Arm
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1t contains many colorplates of the
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Evening star., 1924-10-16
BERLIN GETS CHICAGO.
German Fan Sends Message That
Program "Comes in Fine"

webb in Chicago Intercepted its
program for a few minutes last night
so the announcer could read a radio
gram from a broadcast listener in
Berlin, Germany, snying that the sta
tion's program was coming in fine"
The German fan, however. said that
WEBB went on the air too late be-
cause he had to stay up all night
to hear the program.
The announcer at webb esti-
mated that the air line distance from
Chicago to Berlin is approximately
5000 miles, q considerable distance
for it's signals to travel. The Ger
man fan used, according to his radio
message, a high powered homemade
receiving set.
Evening star., 1924-10-16
What Every Radio Fan ShoalA Know
About Aerials and Aerial
Construction. Part Nv.

Construction. Part ".
Before starting on the construction
Of the aerial II is best to give some
thought to the general situation and
see where the aerial can be located
to best advantage.
In general. it is best to locate the
set near tho window through which
the lead-in Is to be brought. II 1t
is at all possible, preference should be
given to the location which brings
the set near q window through which
the aerial can be brought and also
near the pipe which Is to act as a
ground. II this ideal condition can
not be attained preference should be
given to the location near the window.
The lead-in wire should not touch
the edge OF the roof, the sides Of
the building or the walls of the room.
for what will it profit you II you In
stall a very efficient lead-in connec-
ton and are careful of the insulation
Of the aerial at its supports II the
wire touches the grounded sides or
other portions Of the building? The
leakage Is often small. but it Is there
none the less.
The different portions OF the aerial
and the lead-in wires should be SOL
Evening star., 1924-10-16
You'll Be Pr0uder of Your Kitchen
with a Floor Like This

mended for printed linoleum.
1t is comfortable, too, a floor of
linoleum. The hundreds of steps
that you make each day in your
kitchen are less firing on this resil-
lent, quiet floor.
Where ,oa can choose Gnoleam
Good furniture and department
stores carry an interesting selection
of Armstrong; Linoleum. You can
see linoleum suitable for your
kitchen; also the new designs and
coaorings for living-rooms, dining
rooms, bedrooms, sun porches, etc.
These modern linoleum floors are
beng used now in all the rooms of
many fine homes.
When you buy linoleum a good
merchant will suggest that you have
it laid for pcrmanency. This means
that a trained linoleum layer will
cement your linoleum down over a
lining of builders deadening felt.
The seams will be closely joined,
and waterproof cement will be used
Evening star., 1924-10-16
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS


Musical program by Roose-
welt Hotel Trio. WRC, Wash
ington, 9 80 to 10:l5 o'clock.
Drama, "The Path of Glory"
by WGY Players, WGY, Sche-
nectady, and WY, New York,
8 o'clock.
Concert by Philadelphia
Police Band. WIP, Philadel-
phia, Sis o'clock.
Kiwanis Club program, i,
WNYC, New York, $50
o'clock.
Concert from Pittsburgh
Post Studio, KDkA, Pitts
burgh, II o'clock.
Dance program by Vincent
Lopez and his dance orchestra,
WEAF, New York, II to II
o'clock.
Ralph Williams Orchestra,
WQJ, Chicago, II to 8 o'clock.