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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
A zsebkendo
mint k0tel
Felakasztotta magat a rendorallo-
mason. - Kotel hianyaban zseb-
kend0jet hasznalta. - Harmad-
szorra sem sikerult az 0ngyilkos-
sag.

Vasarnap delutan nagy riada-
lom tamadt rend6rallomason.
Mary Miller biintctett el6eletii n3,
aki ez alkalommal mar nam elG-
szor volt b0rt0ncella lak6ja, ell
keseredeseben fclakasztotta ma
gat. Tudvalev6 dolog, hogy ha va
lakit bevisznek a dzselbe, elszed-
mex tole minden olyan eszk0zt, "a
miycl esetleg kart tehctne maga-
ban. Mrs. Millert is megmotoztak
annak rendje es modja szerint $
hogy is gondolhattak volna ARA.
hogy cgy veszelyes eszk0zt nala
hagytak. Mrs. Miller .aki kiil0n-
ben meyer, mar regi ismer6se a
rend6rsegnek. bar mindig igeri.
de soha sem akar me gjavulni. 10
asszony kiilonben, csak egy szen-
vcdelye van, hogy szcreti i6fele
bufelejt6ket AIT nemcsak maca
hasznalja, hanem embertarsaina!s k
is rendelkezeserc bocsatja. persze
mem ingyen, hanem ellenszolgalta-
tasok fejeben.
! Most is egy ilycn eset miatt Ike
riilt a rendorallomasra. ahol azon-
ban most mar sulyos birsagot rot
| tax ra, italian exert, ITALIAN afeletti
banataban. hogy fogsaga tartama
alatt mem lehet resze bnfelejt6k
ben, elkeseredeseben el0vette zsai
kendojet = ami azonban semm
esetre Sc valami finom leheletsze
rii selyem anyagb6l kesziilt, ha
mem joffle eros eros yaszenbol ah 9.
| boil kotelet csinalva, a celia ri
csara felakasztotta magat.
Szerencsere idejeben eszrevet
TEX a dolgot levagtak a szeren
csetlen 0ngyilkost, aki ez alkalom
NAL mar harmadszor pr6balt meg
valni ett0l az italtilalmas vilagt6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
Az EHEs BET0R0K.

Vasarnap kora hfa1nalban betd-
rok Jartak npSsi Rochester
Lunch Roomban, aEonnan azonban
semmi mas mem emeltek ell, mint
het darab pajt es vagy cgy tucat
szendvicset. Ugy latszik a betor6
urak nagyon ehesek lehettek.
Valoszinii az felteves, hoSy
eretlen es torkos gyermekek ko-
vettek ell EFT az artatlan stiklik,
ia, Amerikaban gyermekeknez
sok minden, szabad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
HAT Ewes FIUCSKA Az AUTO
KEREKEI ALATT.

Sulyos szefencsetlenseg tortent
kedden delutan a. Hayes streeten.
Wallace Robinson, aki mi1d0ssze
hat ewes, sziileinek haz elott, 70S
Hayes ST., egy, ARA elrobogd trak
kerekei ala kerult es sulyos seru-
leseket szenvedett fejen es karjdn.
A trak vczetoje term3szetesen to-
vabb robogott, azonban a szeren-
csetlenseg szemtanui megjegyez-
tex . sz&mat . isy rern6ny van r8,
hogy nemsokara elveszi vigydzat-
lansaganak melto biinte6set.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
FEGYVERET TISzTITOTTA
MEGHALT.

Sajat vigyazatlansaganak lett
aldozata egy nilesi keresked6. Ed
ward S. johnson, IS w. Main ST.,
vasarnap eloszedte reg mem hasz-
malt pisztolyat, hogy AIT alaposan
megtisztitsa. A fegyver tisztitasa
k0zben t0rtent azutan szeren-
csetlenseg. Johnson elfelejtette,
hogy "a pisztoly t0ltve van, a mil
kodest akarvan kiprobalni, ESQ
vet maga fele forditotta elsiit0t-
te AIT. A goly6 johnson fejebe
hatolt azonnal meg0lte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
szEMELYI HIR.

Or0mmel k0zoljiik, hogy varo-
sunk kozszeretetben all6 kival6 liz
letembere Pipoly Gyula "a napok-
ban egeszsegesen elhagyta a k6r-
hazat. Pipolyt hetekkel ezelott
vittek k6rhazba, ahol egy eleg su.
lyos operaci6t hajtottak vegre
rata. Most teljesen felgy6gyu't
s ujra atvette az Evans High
Grade Ice Co. veZeteset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
or EVET KAPOTT EGY KIs
LEANY MEGRONT0JA.

Hetf6n delutan itelkezett a BIZ
r6sag James Shorens felett, aki
sulyos vaddal terhelve kerUlt a
szigoru birak ele.
Az eskudtek ket 6ran at tart6
tanacskozas utan biin0snek mond-
tax XII q vadlottat egy IL ewes
leany ellen t0bb alkalommal .elk0-
yetett erk0lcstelen tamadasol
Matt a bir6 5 esztendei biinte-
tessel sujtotta a liliomtipr6 gaz-
embert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
A KATHOLIKUS IFJUSAG
BALJA.

Nemcs buzsalonmal faradsagot
mem ismerG lelkesedessel munkal-
kodik r6mai katholikus ifjusag
baljanak rendezosege, hogy a j6-
tekony eel erdekeben rendezendG
baljuk ugy anyagilag, mint erk5l-
csileg minel fenyesebben sikeriil-
jon.
AIT hissziik mem csal6dunk,
,hogy ezen balon OFT fogjuk lat
nj nemcsak varosunk katholikus-
sagat, hanem az 0sszmagyarsa-
got. Bizton remeljiik, hogy Kos
suth k0r termei ez este alkalmaval
igaZan sziiknek fognak bizonyul-
nj, hogy befogadjak AIT a renge-
teg embert0meget, akik ez este
minden mast felreteve, elj0nnek
ere a balra, hogy megmutassak,
hogv amikor ilyen Macy es scent
celra rendeznek egy mulatsagot,
akor mindenki szivesen megnyitia
zsebeit hajland6 minden aldozat-
ra. A katholikus ifjusag csinjan
banik a balok rendezesevel, naluiS
ritka dolog az, hogy egy bal rem
dezesebe belle fogjanal1, de ha meg
teszik, az aztan olyan bal, hoey
annak hire hetedhet orszagra $50
Il6.
Amint mar megirtuk, bal a
SIT. Istvan egyhazkozseg epitend6
uj iskola 'koltsegeinek fedezesere
lesz megtartva hetf6n februar 1e-
an este a Kosuth kor termeiben.
A bal sikere .erdekeben AIT is ell
hatarozta rendez6seg, hogy egy
hires-neves cleveland magyar ze-
nekart hozat lie varosunkba ez al
4
kalomra, hogy bali kozonsegnel
valami ujat is nyujtson zenemii-
veszet teren. A cleveland tiszta
magyar fiukbol allo zenekar.
melynek primasa a hires Nyiregy.
hazar6l kiszarmazott hegediis Ii
wax N. Ferenc, Macy 0r0mmel 70
gadta ell EFT a meghivast meg
igertek, hogy tekintettel a j6te,
konycelra, ez alkalommal miive
szetiik legjavat fogjak nyujtam |
fugy fognak muzsikalni ez aka
lommal, mint meg soha-
/ Ugy Youngstown lnagyarsas
mint videkiek j6l teszik, ha dol
I gaikat ugy intezik. hogy ezen es
/ ten teljesen szabadok legyenek
Szerctnenk mar 9; magyarsago
.lvegre egy alkalommal egy tabor
ban latni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
EMELTEK A GASOLIN ARAT.

Hetfon ismet kedves meglepe-
tesben reszesitette Standard and
Vahey Co. az auto tulajdonosokat,
amikor gasolin arat ujb6l fell
emile. Hetf6t6l kezdve egy gallon
gasolin ara % cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
HARldADszoR PR6BALTAK
BxT0RNI EGY ttZLETBE.

Szomhaton ejjel harmadizben
kisSrelt4k meg betorok, hogy
bejussanak s. kiraboljak Nilesben
State streeten lev6 Jobe Hard
ware Store,t. KisArletiik ez aka
lonmsl se jart eredmknnyel, 81
kertelen falbontasi -munkajuk
utan eltavoztak . helyszinr6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07
AZ EAST YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR HAZ.
Vasarnap delutan fontos gyiilest
tartottak East Youngstownban.

Harminc lelkes east yongstowni
magyar ezelott harom hettel moz-
galmat lSezdett az irant, hogy E.
Youngstownban Magyar Hazat
epitsene'k vagy vasaroljanak. Az
eszme el4nk visszhangra talalt es
az efmufr vasarnap dsfuSaaifSl 1 0srS1
IS magyar ember jott ossze
Washington es Robinson ntcak
sarkan lev6 hazban, hogy Ma
gyar Haz iigyet megbeszeljek.
A gyiilest Kiss Samuel nyitotia
meg, aki elmondta, hogy az east
youngstown magyarsagnak silk
sege van egy olyan hazra, amely-
mex nagy terme van, ahol egyleti
gyiileseket, el6adasokat, mulatsa-
gokat lehet rendezni es ahol
gyermekeket tanitani is lehet. Mr..
Reed, a City Savings Bank east
youngstown fiokjanak eln0ke
sz0lalt fel ezutan es elmondta,
hogy a bank eladja AIT a hazat,
melyben gyiilest tartottak 80
ezer dollarert es teljesen ma
gyarsagra bizza, hogy mennyit fl
zetnek lie el6re. Barmily 0sszeget is
adnanak foglal6nak, a bank ait
hajland6 elfogadni es fennmara-
dc 0sszeg t0rleszteset kes6bb fog
jak megallpitani. Mih6k Sandor
sz6lt fel ezutan Is megmagyarazta
a Magyar Haz jelent6seget Is fon-
tossagat. Ugyanezen targyr6l tar
ltott ertekes beszcdet Keresztfalvy
Antal, az east youngstown City
Bank kiilf0ldi osztalyanak f6tiszt-
visel6je. Igen iigyes Is okos besze-
deket tartottak meg: Orosz Fe-
rencz, Tomory Istyan, Gy0rgy Ia
mas, Tamcs6 n, T0r0k Albert,
Kiss Matyas, Polgari Janos, Macy
Ignac es Tamas Mihaly. vegil is
Mih6k Sander javaslatara kimon-
dottak, hogy reszvenyeket boz
csaitanak XII, amelyeknek darab-
/ ia 25 dollar lesz es Keresztfalvy
Antal inditvanyara kimondtak,
hogy megalakitj6k az East
Youngstown Hungarian Home
Stock Company. Valasztottak
That trusteet is: Kiss Samuel, Ma
joros Istvan, Macy Sander. yezse
IMihaly, Gyorgy Mihaly Is Urla.,b
Antal szemelyeben, akik fclkere-
six az osszes magyar csaladokat 81
magAnosokat Is reszvenyeket fog
max yeluk jegyeztetni ngy, hogy !
leskozelebbi gyulSs alkslmfval
mar biztosan meg foej6k tudni 81
|lapitani, hogy mennyi penxt kol.
/ lekt6lhatnak . sssc sz esst yonngs
town. Magyar Hasra. y leskSss.
.liebbi syiiits idejst lspps IN q
z0lni fogjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-07

gesseget, hogy sajat erdekiikbkn
nagyon fel kellett emelni tagsa-
gi dijakat.
De ugy latszilz, hogy tagsag
egy resze lit sem akarja vagy
mem tudja megerteni, hogy miert
volt ere a drasztikus eljarasra
sziikseg.
Mar annyiszor megirtuk, hogy
sokat kevesb6l mem lehet fizetni.
A Verhovay egylet tagsasa "a
even at nem fizetett eleget, hogy
arr6l biztositson minden tagot,
hogy halala utan 0zvegye IS arva-
ia megkapja a neki megisert 1000
dollart. Igeretet mem lehet kesz-
penzre bevaltani, eppen ugy, mint
hogy mem lehet testveriseget
keszpenzre felvaltani.
A pittsburgh konvenci6n cl KEEL
lett fogadni az vi skalat, amely-
nek alapjan tagoknak 1924 ja-
nuar 1-t6l kezdve fizetni kell. XII
buv6 mem volt, inert kiil0mben az
allamok, amelyeknek teriileten a
Verhovay egylet miik0dik, be.
sziintettek volna az egylet miik6-
deset.
De nemcsak a torvenyt kellett
tekintetbe venni, annal sokkal
fontosabb volt az, hogy k6telesse-
giifrAEak agunkkal es tagtar-
saink hatramaradottaival szembcn
mindenkorra eleget tegyiink.
EFT megtette a Verhovay egy-
let.
Az aki tagsagi dijat az NJ ska
la alapjan fizeti, teljescn nyugodt
lehet abban, hogy ha 30 vagy 40
ev mulva meghal, 6zvegye es ar
vaja eppen ugy megkapja neki
jar0 penzt, mint annak a tagnaK
csaladja, aki holnap meghal.
EFT igerhetik masok is, de az
ig6ret csak szep $40, ha annak
hianyzik megfelpl6, a szamtan es
hiztasitasi tudemany alapian kis
szamitott tartaleka.
No most n6zziil1, miert zugol6d-
max egyes Verhovay tagoke
A 1egtobb aki ugyan belatja,
hogy magasabb dijat kell fizetni,
AIT mondja: "Minek az ad6ssag,
hiszen en- eddig fizettem ponto-
SAM.
Igaza van, fizetett, de mem fize-
tett eleset es ezt meg a ketelked6
Tamasok is j6l tudjak.
A mego1das is egyszerii: ha
nem akar ad6ssagot, fizessen mai
kora utan es mem lesz egy penny
ad6ssaga sem es kap egy teljes
1000 dollar erteku k0tvenyt.
Az ad6ssag csak azert lett kir6-
va inert annak vallalasa eseten a
tag kedvezmenyben reszesiil.
Ugyanis atlagban 13 ev alatt le-
t0rlesztheti a beallasi kora es a
mai kora k0zotti kiilomb0zetet ha-
vonkenti fizetes altal az ad6ssagot
es annak id6k0zi kamatat. Akkor
k0tvenye 1000 dollaros lesz IS
azontul is csak beallasi kor utan
fizet.
A youngstown fi6knak van
peldaul egy tagja, aki 25 6vvel ez-
el8tt AZ ewes koraban ALT be az
egyletbe es az6ta 0sszesen belize
tett kamatos kamatokkal egyiitt
mem t0bbet mint $50 dollart. Ez a
tag most 67 ewes Is k0tvenyet
t0bb mint 500 dollar ad6ssag ter
hell. Mondjuk, a tag meg elel 0t
esztendot, ha nj skalaja szerint
megfizeti havonta az 5 dollar tag.
sagi diiat, akkor barmikor hal is
meg, megkapja 6r0k0se az 1000
dollart minden lcvonas nelkil. Ha
0t ev mallva hal meg tag, akkor
az 0t ey alatt befizet meg 800 dol
lart, tehat osszesen egesz elete
alatt $50 dollart, amiert 1000 dol
lart kap. Ha sok neki az 0t dollar
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
FOOD SHOW At OPENING
OF NEW GROCERY STORE

A food show and demonstration
will be staged at Jacob Spund's new
grocery establishment, 21O1 Rhode
Island avenue northeast, from to
IL o'clock tonight. An orchestra
will furnish music throughout the
evening and there will be refresh
ments and souvenirs for all who at
tend.
Tonight's food show signalizes the
opening of Sounds well-known COM
munity grocery which has been ne
modelled and refurnished at a cost
of several thousand dollars. For six
years this store has catered to the
residents Of Woodbridge, Langdon and
vicinity and the constantly increas.
ing volume OF business necessitated
more extensive quarters.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24

With a trimming house. q rous-
ing welcome, and a sweltering
night. the De Wolf. Hopper comic
Opera Company romped merrity
into the third lap Of its current
race for Washington patronage
last evening, with deKoven's ever
tuneful "Robid Hood" in the
saddle and all competitors left at
the post.
The signs being suspicious, the
cast from Hopper himself down
to the very last chorus man, set
out to capture everything in sight;
and it is doubtful whether the
historical walls of Polls Theater,
scene of many triumphs both per-.
sonal and artistic, ever heard more
vigorous and hearty applause than
was accorded at the conclusion of
the performance.
Everything was in tune, music
ally and otherwise Even the
settings-re1atively unimportanr,
usually in presentations of this
nature-were a joy to behold;
the tableau that greeted the eys
as the curtain rose on Act II be-
ing Of sufficient charm to elicit
spontaneous round of handicap
ping for its sheer beauty alone.
By far the most important per-
sonal hit Of the evening, aside from
that of the spry and agile Hopper
in the role of the Sheriff Of
Nottingham. was that of Henry
Kelley as Little John. Kelly got
off to flying start with the
famous Brown october Ale" song
in the second act, laid in She--
wood Forest, and before the audi.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
GOINGS-ON
AT the Theaters-

POI1I,S-De Wolf Hopper in
Robin Hood"
KETTH'S-KaryI Norman ''Cre.
ole Fashion Plate;" others.
TIVOLI-Ch erniavsIxy's Russian
band; films and features.
PAAACE-Viola Dana in 'The
Heart Bandit"
METR OP OLITAN-Joseph
Hergsheimer's "Cytherea.'
COLUMBIA Betty Compson in
Miami"
RIALTO-Betty Blythe in ERE
coil"
ANTBASSADOR-"cytherea."
STRAND-Vaudev films.
OENTRdAL--Anna Q. Nilsson in
Innocence"
CRANDALL'S-"Th Dangerous
Blonde"
AVENUE GRAND7-Lillian Gish
in THE White Sister,"
SAVOY-Lillian Gish in "The
White Sister,"
APOLLO-'Lillies Of the Field"
YORK-Leatrice Joy in
Triumph"
GLEN ECHO Dancing and out
door amusements.
CHEVY CHASE LAKE Dancing
Meyer Davis music.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Fish-
ing, dancing. Carolinians music.
STEAMER ST. JOHNS Night
ly excursions.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
GREAT STUFF, THANKS
TO NORMAN EFT AL

Karyl Norman trotted out a
dark horse candidate for head
line honors at Keith's last night
and the vaudeville delegates near
ly stampeded the playhouse to
place the laurel wreath of
popularity on the newcomers to
the two-a-day.
Norman discovered the new
team-Kurtz and Sully-provid-
ing the amusement menu In q
Detroit cabaret. He took them
to New York for a Palace Theater
showing and the result was a hit
of such substantial proportions
and complete route over the big
time circuit was the sequel. The
two boys whang mean ukulele
and can wall blues" with the best.
The impending Keith rule provid-
ing only two curtain calls and an
encore had to be waived to satisfy
the audience.
Norman, himself, brought. q
lobstery coat Of Brighton Beach
sunburn and q new act to up
hold well established reputation.
The impersonator unwigged early
to reveal what mere man can do
with paint, powder and furbelows
when gifted with a double voice.
Keno Clark and Bobbie Simonds
at the baby grands filled in most
acceptably while the costumers
worked.
One Of the niftiest musical d.
versions in the varieties was Of.
fered by Neville Fleeson, assisted
by the comedy Ann Greenway. A
satire on the Broadway success.
Rain" with Miss Greenway as
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
GREATEST LOCOMOTIVE ON
VIEW HERE TOMORROW

The Pride Of the Milwaukee
Road" the largest and most power.
ful electric locomotive in the world,
will be on exhibition tomorrow and
Thursday at the Baltimore and Ohio
tracks at New York and Florida
avenues. The public has been in.
vited to visit the exhibit and make
a thorough inspection of the "levia.
than Of the rails"
the engine was manufactured by
the General Electric Company and
is the type being used by the Chi.
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, Rail.
way, the longest electric line In the
world.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24

"Sadie Thompson" and F1eeson
as the hypocriticaI parson, had a
lyric that epitomized the story of
the play and called for acting as
well as singing. It was a genu-
Inc novelty number. A recitative
gem, In Much the Usual Way"
scored big, as did the opening
song, introducing q medley Of the
former hits by the composer.
pianist.
Lule McConnelps sketch,
Home" IL graying around the
temples. and yet 1t brought a gen.
erous laughing response through
the clever playing Of Grant and
William Simpson as foils for the
Mcconnell boisterous comedy.
Bert Yorke and Ed Lord per-
spired freely before the laughs
began to register, but wound up
fifteen minutes of sheer nonsense
to gerenous applause. The Prin.
cess Radjah, with genuine snake
as dancing partner and later
with a chair twirling feat that
calls for good bridge work, kent
the house interested. McWatters
and Tyson, in a comedy offering,
and Miacahua, a tight.wire skip
per who worked without umbrella
or pole. pieced out an excellent
bill.
The news reel showed the two
leading Democratic candidates for
President, and it appeared that
the audience must be keeping cool
with Coolidge, for not even a
solitary handicap greeted the war
riors who meet in mortal combat
beginning today in New York
A. X.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
SCHOOL GIRL Welded
SECRETLY IN APRIL

The marriage last April of a
seventeen-year-old elghth.grade pupil
of the Park View School, Ethel
Crawford, daughter of Mrs. John
B. Crawford, 62s Park road north,
west. to Carl Payne. nephew Of
Mrs. Carroll T. Suther, GOT Quincy
place northwest, which has just
been made known by the principals,
has brought to light the fact that
Miss Crawford kept her marriage
secret until she could complete the
eighth grade.
Mr.. Payne, who rs nineteen years
old, left his studies at Central High
School four years ago to work IN
a chain of. grocery stores. He Is
now a branch manager. The couple
with reside at sos Otis place north
west
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
ROBINS MERRE MEN AT
POLLS

ence would let him go he'd had
to encore four separate times.
Paula Ayers, a statuesQue bru-
nette imported especially for the
occasion, made q fine. outstanding
job Of Alan-a-Dale. In fine voice,
she rose to the pinnacle with the
never-to-be-forgotten "Oh, Promise
Me" Not far behind her were the
performances of J. Humbird Duffy
as Robin, Henry Waterous as VIII
Scarlet. and Arthur Cunningham
as Friar Tuck. Ethel Walker, be-
sides displaying really splendid
soprano voice, as Maid Marian
made it very apparent why Robin
so quickly ,succumbed to her
charms. Ethel Clark earned fur.
Their appreciation with her Anna.
belle.
One could go on for columns
about the performance in general
the tinkling tunefulness of the
Tinkers' Song; the glorious drunk
en- scene of Hopper, when, as the
sheriff of massive intellect
and sparrow-no, eagle-eye, he
soaked up too much ale and spilled
out too much information; Hopper
again, with his fnterpoIated bits of
humor and his interminable puns;
the dinky sprightliness Of Sol Solo
mon as Sir Guy: the clever cleo
trical effects achieved in the stag
ing Of the Armorer's song. But to
write a resume Of it all would still
fail to do 1t justice-for after all's
said and done there's only one true
way to appreciate a thing like
robin Hood" and that's 70 hear
and see 1t for yourself!
The line will kindly form to the
right. r. L. B.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
K. OF c. AIDS Ex-SERVIcE
MEN WITH BONUS RL ANKS

In order help all ex-service men
in securing their adjusted com.
pensation. the knights Of Column
bus have opened new offices at
100 G street northwest where a
corps Of secretaries will be in at.
tendance every day from until
B p. m.
For the convenience Of those
who are unable to come in per.
con to the new offices. a telephone
service has been installed. All
questions pertaining to the issuance
and filing OF adjusted compensation
blanks will be answered and. inso
far as possible, other services
rendered. The telephone number
is Main 4445
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
Spring Cleaning"

When the Selwyns give Wash.
ington an opportunity to see
Spring Cleaning" the forthcom.
ing season 1t will be with the
identical company and production
which has been at the EItinRo
Theater, New York, through 400
performances, and which win con.
tinue In that playhouse until COM
mencing a tour of the leading
cities of America the second week
IN September. This company is
headed by Violet Heming, Arthur
Byron, Estelle WILDWOOD, and A.
e. Mathews in four leading roles
of Frederick Lonsdale's audacious
comedy, and includes long list
OF other distinguished names.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
Pemberton Revue

The open air concert which was
to have been given by Stafford
Pemberton and his dancers at
Walter Reed Hospital last month,
and which was postponed on ac-
count Of Indictment weather, will
be given tomorrow evening, at
$3.50 o'clock.
Practically the same program
which met with such great sue
cess at Mr.. Pemberton's spring
concert, will be repeated, together
with several new numbers.
Many army and navy officials
are to be guests, Of honor and
the general public is invited.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
SPRING Is SHAVING TIME
ABROAD, FIGURES REVEAL

Shaving in foreign lands takes on
a sudden squirt in the springtime,
according to razor export figures of
the Department of Commerce..
During last April, 1858 dozens
Of safety razors were exported from
the United States, almost half a.
many as for all Of 1923.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
CHICAGO IS FIRST
STOP FOR N. D.


Be United Press
CHICAGO, Dec, 2O.-Thirty-two
players along with Coach Rockne
and Tom Lieb, his assistant, and
Student Manager Leo Sutchne,
steamed into Chicago today. II was
the first leg on their hisht to the
Pacific Coast. where they face Stan
ford, New Years day.
New Orleans will be the next stop
and the -four horsemen" win timber
up Monday in the Crescent City
Rockne plans to turn loose a shower
Of passes against the Westeruers.
The one Stanford game which was
secuted by the Irish showed them
weak in that department. he stated
Captain Adam Walsh's injuries
may prevent his playing. Hurt early
in the season. he was again bumped
in the Northwestern and Carnegie
Tech games and he has been soreIy
hampered during practice scrim-
mage.