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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-05-06

FOR RENT-Six room house, very
=, close in. Inquire Fred Hartenbower.
Phone 92-J. 39-40c
Evening star., 1924-08-10

CONTENTS OF 3-RM., b. APT. COMPLETE
ly furnished; lease to party buying furniture;
desirable location: rent reas Frank $3.50 .
Evening star., 1924-08-10
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED = TO RENT IMMEDIATELY,
seyen-room house, modern. detached, away
from traffic: 800; Chevy Chase, ID. c. or Md.
Address Box DIR. Star office.
IN NV. SECTION 5 OR ROOMS
equipped separate fats for two families;
prefer detached. Potomac 1915.
HOUSE WITH GARAGE; PREFER NV
section; by Sept Address Box 331-P. Star
office. l0s
Evening star., 1924-08-10

SECOND FLOOR g ROOMS, IN HOME OF
employed couple, $40, including gas. electric
ity and garage, bedroom and living room
with breakfast privileges. So: detached house !;
employed couple preferred. Phone y. S231- j.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1904 llth sT. NW-ONB ROOM. SLEEPING
porch, kitchen and bath; gas and elearicity
Evening star., 1924-08-10

1926 CALVERT ST. NV.
Near 18th and Columbia rd.. u rooms
baths, 2-ar garage, ami; will paper TO suit
tenant. Apply Mr.. KAHN, SIT 7th St NV.
TEN-RoOM. THREE-STORY BRICK House:
hot-water heat automatic hot heater
full basement: top floor suitable fer separate
apartment: hardwood hoors all improvements
18th st. NV. near Rock Creek Park en-
trance: 1925 per month.
sPINk CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
519 Union Trust bldg. Phone Main 1888
Evening star., 1924-08-10

FIRST CHOICE EXCEPTIONALLY
attractive. an-year desirable, 2 to r. and b..
apts.; completely fur, artistic, strictly high
class. Col 45Sj.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

4 ROOMS AND BATH, WATER, HEAT,
light gas furnished by owner, man and wife
or two girls; block from cars: will rent
long term il good parties. Address Box 77-R,
Star Office. 100
24l WASHINGTON AVE, LYON Park. VA
nfurnished or 4 rooms bath, ami. sec
ond floor. new home; $35 mo-; y block sta
tion and stores; take parties to city morn
Evening star., 1924-08-10

1902 18th ST NV
rooms 'iS iS,s 1sth e n; STREET NV %
rsoms ana and bath to to 90
2222 QUE ST NV.
I rooms and bath; ; .............'......,s g 90
'''' ssoi a coSSNEtc'TiicrUiiTr AVE. i'''0
TTh sns hs,s ST eoo
Faa FfGR. AasAssaboRi15o sns ssth ists s K s5'0
I room and bath. h..............$45. 90 to $50
FLoREscE SsGs Enc COURT w9EsT.2so5 CALF. ST 81:
Ehs1,s7. k'she1et,s and spRiSG si.S PLACE $500
'''"' 'Ao $500 i4th ST: NV: 49, '''O
4 rooms and g:ss 1sss 18th ST NV $50 % to S. 90
rooms Ane a,os S'n; STREET Nv. Wv ''0'
rooms and bath :........ss $50 80 to ss2 50 50
: '''''' - i425 CHAPLIN ST. NV. ''
rooms, bath and enclosed
p''e' I44s OAK ST. NV. 49,
8 rooms and bath. h...................... 5000
THE The RAvENsWoioD.ii4ss col. RID. WV
2 rooms and bath. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So 90
rag r4H@' 'oBsssEERSHaT;oRY:.25so ssE Wise. AVE: W.
frfR: TaE cIsvsEaaD.soss LIS si.a;i;. MAcoaB 81: w
= rooms and bob ssds ai.; ST: Nj 60 % to 800
5 rooms and IS sssh 18th ST. NV $50 % to $500
"' ~ 17si II ; st. NV. wv
rao%s oooms ana nd ;, tS Ga'n s7s 90 to 100 600 90
H. L. RUST COMPANY,
sls Mshs ,Ssh ST Tsss NV
1o1l g g: Nv: .o
Evening star., 1924-08-10

Clarion-l4o5 Newton St.
Apt. p rooms. kitchen. bath. $50 month
OlO Irving St, Park View.
Apt. 22- rooms, kitchen. bath. S57. 30
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.. 9I3 18th st.
9l4 New York Ave. NV.
3 rms, cleo. heat furnished ....... 5000
1911 18th St. NV.
rms. bath, elec.. heat furnished ss5 90
DAVID f. BARRY Main 1901
1907 II st. NV.
SPECIAL. OFFERING.
Small housekeeping spts unexpectedly va
cant in large modern bldg; finest location in
city; tile baths. tile kitchens. psrquet fioors
best fittings; all outside rooms; 2 rooms,
Kitchen. hall and bath. s35; 3 rooms. kitchen,
etc. S65. Call Main 5437 or Pot 22T4 or see
janitor on premises. 2l3s California St NV
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
A TARSASKOR NAGYSZABASU
MttSOROS SZILvEsZTERE.

A nemreg megalakult Magyar
Tarsask0r, mely hivatva van Sha-
ron, Farrell S Sharpsville kor-
nyeke magyarsagat egy taborba
hozni - Szilveszter estje alkalma-
val bemutatkozik magyarsagnak
megmutatja, hogy NIT tud.
Hatalmas plakatok hirdetik va
rosok szerte AIT a dus programme
estelyt, amt Tarsaskor Szilvesz-
ter estejen Farrellben a Stauton
St.-i Horvat Hallban rendez.
A musor meglepetes mindenki
szamara = a rendezoseg valami
ujat, szokatlant, miiveszit iga-
zan szorakoztat6t aIkarvan nyuj-
tani, ugy allitotta 0ssze bemu-
tatasra kerulo szamokat, hogy az
mindenkinek igaz gyonyoriisege-
re fog maid szolgalni.
A dus ertekes miisor utan tame
kovetkezik maid ICY, igazan ell
mondhatjuk, hogy a .magyarsag-
max olyan Szilveszteri mulatsag-
ban lesz resze, amilyenre meg a
iegregibb amerikas magyarok sem
emil Skezhetnek.
Legyen OFT mindenki ezen q
Szilveszter esten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11

helyeket olcs6n fogja a kozonseg
rsndelkezesere bocsajtani, hogy
meg legszegenyebb honfitarsunk
is hozzajuthatnak, a hazhelyek az
ujonnan epitett Westing House
hoz s percnyire gyalog fekszenek
es elvannak latva sajat yizveze-
tekekkel es varosi villanyvilagitas
sal. Miutan ismerjiik ezen tarsa-
sag magas nivojat es megbizhat6-
sagat, batorkodunk a tisztelt ma
gyarsagnak ajanlani. Miutan tar
sasag gondoskodik jo, alland6
munkarol G tarsasag emiatt
kitiino, finom es olcso hazakat
epit, ugy hogy, aki oft letelepszik,
penzet csak gyumolcsoztetheti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
KATALIN BAL.

A Rakoczi BIS. Egylet 4S-ik osz-
talyanak november 29-en tartott
Katalin balja kitiin6en sikeriilt.
A Macy es tagas Mennenchor
Hall telve volt helybeli es videki
mulato kozonseggel, amelyert di-
cseretet erdemel az egylet vezet0T
sege es tagjai is, akik IDIOT es IA
radsagot mem kimelve, dolgoztak
azon, hogy az Egylet szokasos evi
utols6 balja minel jobban kedvelt
legyen.
A fentnevezett Egyletnel az
ujonnan behozott tancrendszer is
igen kellemes volt. A zeneszek
pontosan betartottak az elebiili
irott tanc-programmot, amelyet q
vezetoseg osszeallitott. A mulat
sag a legnagyobb rendben ejfel
IL orakor ert veget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
CANTONI HIREK
Kohl: Wolkan J. J0zsef.
GYjLEST TARTOTT AZ
IPAROS EGYESULET

Az Iparos Egyesiilet G ho len
delutan tartotta ez esztendei utol-
SO havigyiileset, amclyen tagok
sep szammal jelentek meg. A
gyiiles Wolkan j. Jozsef elnok
vezetese alatt a legnagyobb rend-
ben folyt lie. Ezen utolso havigyu-
lesen nagyon sok inditvany lett
elfogadva. Elsosorban is no 20
an, szombaton este karacsonyi i'm
nepely lesz megtartva az Egyesii-
let ottlonaban. Macy meglepetes
lesz ugy a gyermekeknek, mint a
felnottek reszere. Ezen esten So
os Jozsef es kedves neje fogjak
a vendeglat6i tisztet betolteni, a
xix azon vannak, hogy vende-
gek jo teaval res cnnivaloyal le-
gyenek ellatva. Ezen unnepelyre
ngy a helybeli, mint videki ma
gyafsagot tisztelettel meghivja a
rendez0seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
SHARON, PA.


A legnagyobb orommel allapn-
juk meg, hogy Sharon Pa. varos-
ban a magyar uzletek szama ismet
szaporOdott. A windberi es india
mai magyarsagnak legismertebb
tagja, Veress b. Lajos, volt ottani
bankar, hosszu es faradsagos mum
ka utan egypar tarsaval keresz-
till vitte, hogy a n. Water Aver
ley6 536 hazhelyet a esting-
house View Allotment "-et megva-
sarolta. A gyonyori Is egeszseges
fekyeserol mar regen nevezetes
volt ez heiy, hol . jovo nyar TO-
lyaman Indiana Park new alatt
park nyilik meg, melynek halla-
tara elore is orvend "a sharoni ma
gyarsag apraja-nagyja.
A tarsasagneye Greater Sha-
ron Realty Co., Inc. !" 655 Dork
st. veress B.sLaios, . tarsasag el-
n6ke ma kijelente4te, hogy d haz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
Reformatus egyhaz

Karacsonyest.- A reformatus
egyhaz karacsony scent estelyen. a
templomban karacsonyfa iinne-
pelyt rendez. Az iinnepseg szerep-
l6i a gyermekek lesznek.
A szeretet jegyeben lefolyo ka-
racsonyesti Innepsegre, mely de-
cember 24-en, szerdan este lesz
megtartva, mar most szeretettel
hivjuk meg magyar testvereinket.
Teaestely.- Amint arrol mar
megemlekeztunk, karacsonyi ba-
lunkat ez iden mem tartjuk meg,
mivel katholikus testvereink, da-
cara annak, hogy karacsony ma
sodnapja mar eyek hosszu sora
6ta a mienk volt - erre napra
bait rendeztek. Ket magyar bal
egy napon mem sikerulhet s epp
azert mar hirdetett balunkat le-
mondottuk. Helyette karacsony
masodnapjan este, tc.nplomunk ba
sementjeben elvezetes miisoru tea
estelyt tartunk. Az est kereteben
hazai vetitett kepek keriilnek
maid bemutatasra, melyet AIT hisz
silk mindenki Macy orommel vesz
maid tudomasul. Az elvezetes S
szorakoztato estely belepti dija
felnotteknek 25c,, gyermekeknek
10c. lesz. .
Szilveszter este.- Az 0esztendG
utolso napjanak estjet nagysza-
basu miisoros Szilveszter est kere-
teben iiljiik meg. A szamos megle-
petest igero, pompas miisoru es-
tely templomunll basementjeben
lesz megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
TANCMULATsAG.

y
Most csak megemlitjlk, hogy az
Iparos Egyesiilet moi osztalya egy
nagyszabasu mulatsagot fog rem
dezni, 1926 januar San, szomba-
ton este a Nemet Hallban. Soos Jo-
zsefne vallalta niagara a forende-
zoseget, aki mindent elkovet, hogy
a mulatsagon mindenki j6l erezze
magat. Az Iparos Egyesiilet fer
Fl osztalya pedig 1926 februar 81
en- egy nagyszabasu maszka-balt
fog rendezni a Nemet Hazban.
Kroncsics Rezs0 vallalta niagara
a forendez6seget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
|Egyhazi hirek



KeresEtel&sek. --Jen6- -Istvan, Jakab
\ Istvan Is Szkiba Anna fla, szul. no
yember 14-en, kereszteltetett dec. Ten.
Keresztsziilei: Trojan JAnos Is Dur
da Margit.
Jdzsef, Saghy Ignac es Kovaes Or
solya fla, sziletett dec. len, keresztel-
tetett dec. Zen. Keresztsziilei: Fed6
Istvan Is Kovacs Anna.
Istvan, Jambor Mihaly es Kocsis An
ma fla, sziil. november 18-an, keresztel-
tetett dec. Ten. Keresztsziilei: Schwartz
Pal Is Tarr Erzsebet.
Adomanyok.-Balla Sandor karacsony
fara adott $5.-t, Hauzer Ful0pne oyer
tyara SIT es karacsonyfara 5Oc.-et,
Ress Jozsefne templomra $15.-t.
Havidijak.-keszler Vndel (E.- Young
TOWN. $23.sO, Sztank6 Demeter (E.-Yo-
ungstown) $3.50 hozott kollekta feje
ben. Kuratorszobaban fizettek Horvath
Ignac $6.-t,~ Zambory Istvanne Sit,
Demjen Lajos $6.-t, Demjen Istyanne
$3.50, Darazs EIDE $6.-t, Hauzer Fulop
SLIT. SO
Kerjuk mindazokat hitkozsegi ta-
gokat, sAkik hatralekban vannak tag
sagi diijaikkal, hogy fizessek be azo-
kat, lehet6leg meg ujev el6tt. Ugyszin-
ten felhivjuk azokat ujb6l, akik nem
tartoznak a hitkozseghez, hogy iratkoz
xanak be meg ebben az esztend6ben es
ne yonjak XII magukat hitkozsegi ko-
telezettseg al6l es pedig minden katholi-
kus ferfi es n8, aki onall6 keresettel
Dir, iratkozzek hitk0zseghez es flies
BE q rea ESQ hitkozsegi dijat rendesen.
Sxeminariumra k0vetkez6k adakoz-
tax: Horvath Ignac $5.-t, Szepessy La
JOS $1,000, Ress J6zsef $1,000.
Karacsonyfa unnepely.-A karacso-
nyi scent unnep kiiszob0n all es ezzel
azalkalommal szeretjGk, ha virag-van az
oltaron, szep karacsonyfak allanak a
padok elott es karacsonyfa unnepely-
ben reszesiilnek gyermekek. Ere a
ceIra gyermekek mennek azokon re-
szekcn, ahol hitkozsegi tagok laknak
6s gyiijtenek adomanyokat celra. Al
bert St.-en gyijt Jagadics Erzsike, Bri-
er Hillen Tomcsah Gyorgyne es huga,
South Side-on Ignath Magda es a ket
Sziics testver, East Youngstownban Ko-
nya Janos es tarsa. Kerjuk a hiveket,
hogy lassak szivesen ezeket kis cs0pp-
segeket es esetleg rosszkedvikben ne
morduljanak rajuk. Meg Hazeltonban,
Poland Ave.-i es f6leg Steeltonra kelle-
nenek gyiijtok. Ha lesznek, akik elval-
koznals, j6jjenek plebaniai irodaba e.
kapnak kollektal6 konyveesket.
Gyontatasok.-Mivel kozeledik ka-
racsony, m6dot nyujtunk a hiveknek
binbanatra es scent aldczashoz valo
jarulasra. Azert plebanos minden nap
gyontat, reggel Gig es S-kor tar
tando szentmise alatt aldoztat. Ezenki-
viii gy6nni lehet szombaton este fel s.
t6l. Vasarnap reggelre, csak kivetelesen
kell hagyni a scent gyonast es ha meg
is megt0rtenik, ugy azok, akik vasar
nap reggel 6hajtanak gy6nni, igyekez-
zenek legkesobb fel S-kor reggel lenni a
templomban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11

Presbyteri gyiiles.-Presbyteri
gyilest tartott az egyhaz h6 g.
an, melynek egyik targya az okt.
es nov. honapokr6l val6 elszamo-
las volt, a kovetkezo eredmennyel /:
bevetel okt.-ben. $586.60, novem-
berben $23S.55, szeptemberrol ma
radvany $1O073, 0sszes bevetel te-
hat ket honapban $925.88. Kia-
das: okt.-ben $19s.44, nov.-ben
$454.36, osszesen $652.60. Eszerint
a maradvany nov vegen $273.0S.
Elhatarozta a presbyterian,
hogy a karacsonyfa iinnepelyt a
szindarab eloadasaval az unnep ell
SO najan, kozvetleniil a delutani is
tentisztelet vegeztevel tartja meg.
Amennyiben ez evben meg a yo-
ungstowni egyhaztol kapott kony-
veket hasznalta az egyhaz, egy BIZ
zottsag 0ssze fogja allitani az egy-
hazi toryenyeket rovid formaban
azokat kinyomatja meg ez evben,
hogy joyo evben mar mint anya-
egyhaz, a magunk konyveit adhas-
suk az egyhaztagok kezebe, me-
lyekbe befizetett ia gsagi dijaik be-
irathassanak.
AZ Ifj. Kor estelye.-Jovo va
sarnap este disznotort rendez az
Ifjusagi Kor templom basement
ieben, mely alkalommal friss hur-
ka es kolbasz felszolgalasan kiviil,
egy par zene es enekszamokkal is
fognak kedveskedni K0r tagjai
a megjelent kozonsegnek. Szivesen
lat a Kor mindenkit.
Karacsonyi szindarab.-Nagy
kedvvel fogtak a multi heten hoz-
"a a vasarnapi iskola n0vendekei
karacsonyi szindarab bemutata-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
RENDKIvttLI GYttLEs.

Felhiyom az Iparos Egyesilet-
mex ugy ferfi, mint moi tagjait,
ugyszinten Youngstown, Alliance,
Akron, Cleveland Is Chicagobau
lajk6 tagtestvereket, hogy folyd
ho .2l-en tartand6 gyiilesre, ha
csak tehetik, nlegjelenni szives-
kedjenek, hogy q JOYS evi tisztvi-
seloket kozos akarattal megya-
laszthassnk.
Maradok tagtarsi ndvozlettel,
Wolkan !. J6zsef, eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
Macy DIszN6ToR.

Az Tparos Egyesulet 1925 janu-
ar 10-en nagy disznotort fog rem
dezni a sajat otthonaban. Kocsis
Janos es Jelicsek testverek fog
jak jo magyar hurkat elkeszite-
nj es felszolgalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11

sahoz. Hissziik, hogy a sziil6knek
es a gyermekbarat k0zonssgnek
epp oily gony0riis6get fog szerez-
nj maid az apr6 sEingarda, mint a
milyen orommel Ok maguk keszii-
lSdnek az el0adashoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-11
Neki is volt.

"A :-Szoval kend az tallitja,
hogy van olyan kutya, amelynek
t0bb esze van, mint a gazdajanak
B:-Hogyne. Vannak igen okos
kutyak. Nekem is volt egyszer
egy ilyen.
Evening star., 1924-10-31
EVENING c.

tennber OF 4S.s24,ooo tons, the fatality
rate for the month was 3.s3 per mill
lion tons mined, n against 2.s4 for
September last yea-. One hundred
and fifty-seven men lost their lives
in accidents in bituminous mines alone
while % died In accidents in anthra-
cite mines.
Reports to the bureau covering the
nrst nine months Of 1924 show a total
OF 1891 lives lost in accidents at coal
mines. rs compared with 1912 in the
same months last year. Two explo-
sions in September brought the total
number Of major disasters" in 1924
to nine with q total loss of 452 lives,
compared with seven similar disas-
ters and 254 lives lost during the first
nine months of 1923. The records
show that explosions of gas and coal
dust continue to be the only class Of
accidents with increased fatality
rates
Evening star., 1924-10-31

Of the association were present when
President F. A. Mohr of Galveston,
Tex. sounded his gavel for the only
business session that will be held.
The meeting will continue through
saturday, but the remaining two
days will be devoted to entertain
ment.
Richard e. EnriEht. police commits
sioner OF New York City, was elected
president to succeed Mr.. Mohr and
New York was chosen as the next
convention city.
Other officers elected were:
Vice presidents-Newcom Carlton,
president OF tho Western Union Tele-
graph Company; F. F. Fitzpatrick of
New York; Gen. Harbord, president
of the Radio Corporation of Amer
lea; Clarence II. Mackay. president
OF the Postal Telegraph Company,
and ]. H. Merrill. president Of the
Cables.
Thomas H Fleming was re-eIecfed
Evening star., 1924-10-31
FRASCH ESTATE LEFT
TO AID CHEMISTS
Fortune of Millions to Be Used to
Further Research in Interest
of Agriculture.
Tv the Associated Press.

Fv the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 3i.-Elisabeth
Blee Frasch, widow of the former
~sulphur king" Herman Frasch. left
virtually her entire estate, valued at
several millions, to be devoted to re-
search in the field of chemical agri-
culture. Her will was filed here yes
terday. Mrs. Fraseh died in Paris
September "a.
The will directs that the income Of
the trust. to be known as the Henry
Frasch Foundation for Chemical Re-
search. shall be paid over to one or
moro Incorporated institutions, which
shall be selected by the trustee after
consultation with the American Chem
ical Society. If, at the expiration of
five years, the society shall decide
that beneficiary institution Is not
making proper progress, the aid is to
be withdrawn.
Herman Frasch, who died in Paris
10 years ago, worked with John D.
Rockefeller. sr., as chemist for the
STANDARD Oil Co. His discovery Of a
process by which sulphur could be
taken from the ground yielded him a
fortune.
Evening star., 1924-10-31
ASKS COOLIDGE ANSWER
CHARGE OF SPEECH FEE
Legion Post Head Says Veterans
Entitled to Statement on Demo-
Gratis Accusation.

9r the Associated Press
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, October 81
Gilchrist B. Stockton, commander OF
the Edward c. De Saussure post
OF the American Legion here, tele.
sraphcd President Coolidge ask
ing him to affirm or deny the charge
made in a statement issued by the
Democratic national committee that
the President "exacted" fee Of $3.50
and expenses for delivering a me-
mortal address under the auspices of
the United Patriotic Societies at
Bridgeport, Conn.,, May 81. 1928.
Mr.. Stockton's telegram follows:
Former service men feel entitled
TO explanation or denial concerning
alleged Bridgeport memorial address
fee. If untrue, great wrong is being
done you and you cannot afford to
remain silent on this occasion. Re-
spectfully request telegraphic reply"
Mr.. Stockton also wired James
Drain, national commander of the
American Legion at Indianapolis as
follows:
Urge you to see President person.
ally about alleged Bridgeport me-
mortal fee. Former service men en-
titled to denial or explanation.
Silence is no answer. Please tele-
graph reply
Evening star., 1924-10-31
CARROLL IS JAILED
FOR ART" DISPLAY
Producer Refuses to Make
y $500 Bond When Held
: for Trial.
Ev the Associated Press.

Ev the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 21.-Earl Car
roll, theatrical producer, is in the
Tombs today awaiting trial before
Special Sessions Court on a charge of
exhibiting iewd and immoral pictures
before his thcater here. at which he
is. staging a musical comedy revue.
Hc was locked in the city prison last
night when he refused to furnish the
$500 bond set by Magistrate Moses r.
Gutenberg.
Carroll was arrested October and
three pictures in the lobby of his
. theater were confscated. In the sub
scquent hearing Magistrate Rytten-
berg declined to consider the testi-
mony OF artists as to the eSthetic
quality OF the pictures. In holding
the producer for trial yesterday che
ma gistrate declared that the display
of tho pictures in the street was diff
'fercnt from displaying them in a
studio.
Refusing to furnish bond, Carroll
said that he would remain in Jail
! until his case, which is expected to be
heard November 3. is called.
Evening star., 1924-10-31
Road Official Wanis
Ln,u to Fine AutOist
Who Drives Too SIO,Cly
snecisI pispatch 70 The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, October 81. "A
plan to obtain a maximum eff
cheney on the highways by urging
vehicles to higher speed and pro-
viding penalties for drivers oper-
atinE below a minimum speed was
outlined by John n. Mackall,
chairman of the Maryland Road
Commission, in an address at De-
troit.
Reckless driving and accidents
occur more frequently at low
speed, Mr.. Mackall declared. No
action on such a plan could be
taken before the next meeting Of
the Legislature, 1t was explained.
A survey of accidents on the
highways to determine causes
other than speeding would pre-
pare the way for a revision of
State traffic laws, he added
Evening star., 1924-10-31
Goats
That We're Made to Sell for $50
$39.75

Hgh-type coats of the sort you would ordinarily
expect to pay $50 or perhaps more for-we purchased
them advantageousy and only too pleased pass
the large savings on to you.
The group consists of dress and sport types, law
ishly trimmed with fur collars, cuffs, bands deep
borders
Vel Velour Oyn,andale :
Vel Suede CoyduveLe
Brytonia Orlando
BoE0io Velour de Lame
LxstyouS Boigr1
In all the lovely new colors at fashionable
gathering places, foot ball games, and worn by smart
women everywhere. Bunny, osblood, penny brown,
cranberry cnnabar, reindeer, taupe, gray navy and
black.
Elaborate trimmings of sealine, squirrel, wolf
lynx, mouff7on viatka coney, muskrat, marlink and
caracul.
Sizes is to A. and extra sizes 42H to 54H.
yloer-KinSs Palaea
Evening star., 1924-10-31
1856 DEATHS IN MONTH
IN NINE ACCIDENTS
Bureau Report for September In
cludes Fatalities From Explo-
sions in Two States.

Accidents at coal mines in the
United States took a toll Of 1856 lives
in September, the Bureau Of Mines
announced today. The number OF
fatalities reported includes 80 deaths
in An explosion at Sublet, Wyo., and
five deaths In an explosion at Rains,
Utah.
With an output Of coal during Sep
Evening star., 1924-10-31

concerned with education" T
Legion was characterized as a mi
tary propaganda agency" and I
program of Education week, IL "
charged. is marked by intoIera
propaganda against progressive .
litical and Industrial thought und
the guise Of combating radicaljsn
Evening star., 1924-10-31
Freedom by Touching Skirt.

An interesting point in Arab life
with regard to women is that a man
on his way to execution is safe from
punishment if he can lay hold on the
skirts of woman. Frequently Grim
inals are blindfolded to prevent them
from exercising this privilege.
Evening star., 1924-10-31
BAR ON LEGION ASKED.
Civil Liberties Union Protests Par
in Education Week.

Protest was made yesterday to
Commissioner Of Education Tigert by
the American Civil Liberties Union,
through Hayes Holmes, acting chair
man, against participation of the
American Legion in American Edu-
cation week, November II to 23.
Opposition was voiced to the "al-
lance of an educational department
of the Government with q private
organization which is not primarily
Evening star., 1924-10-31
OLD TIME TELEGRAPH
OPERATORS CONVENE
Leaders of Industrial and Financial
World Among Group At 42d
Annual Session.
BY the Asscciate ted prrs.

BY the Assccisted r~es.
NEW ORLEANS, October 31.-For.
mer knight OF the key, some OF
them leaders in the financial and in
dustrial world, gathered here yester-
day for tho forty.second annual re-.
union OF tho Old TeleEraphers and
Historical Association.
Three hundred and fifty members
Evening star., 1924-10-31
Filled the Bill.
YNn the London

yrem the London Punch
Sailor Gust home from cruise)-
Sorry, old girl; tried ard to get you
a monkey, but I 'ad no luck.
Fond Wife-Oh, it don't natter. dear
II ave you
Evening star., 1924-10-31

secretary-treasurer: John e. TaIta-
vail, editor OF the Telegraph and
Telephone Age, was reelected his
torian. and Frank ]. Scherer. New
York, reelected auditor