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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

zonyos id5pontokban hogy viszony
lik egymashoz. Ebben az esetbti1
il bizonyara csempeszett 0k0rfdl
volt $40, ahol az otletes csempesz
egy csaphsra kst legyet akart iit-
nj azzal celzattal, hogy az at-
csempeszett okr0t maid lit Ma
gyarorszagon levagja es gyomrs-
ban felnyitja a kincsesladat. De
ugylatszik, valamilyen uton-m6-
don rajtav vesztett az ot1eten, inert
vagy osszetevesztettek az 0kr0ket,
vagy pedig FELT leleplezest5l es
veszni hagyott mindent.
EFT azonban csak a biiniigyi WIS
.galats fogja kideriteni, amelyet q
csodalatos ok0r iigyeben mar meg-
inditottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

nelkul OFT volt varosunk mas val
lasu fiatalsaga is, a reformatus
ifJusagi k0r is teljes szamban
kepviselve volt, igy biztosra vesz-
sztik, hogy reformatus ifjak bal
jar6l Sc fog elmaradni egyetlen
egy katholikus ifju vagy leanyzo.
A bal minden tekintetben hatal.
masnak igerkezik $ ICY biztos,
hogy az legnagyobb skier je,gye-
ben fog maid lefolyni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
FALUSI LAKODALMAK.

Falun lakodalom megtartia rsgi
szokasokat. Ma mar azonban nem tart
jak be a regi szabalyt, hogy csak falu-
BELT vesznek ell legenyek csak falu-
belihez mennek a lanyok. A nep ha-
zassagot scent k0teleknek tartja s az
ugynevezett vadhazassag csak haboru
utan kezdett itt-ott labrakapni. Falun a
lakaskerdes mem Macy akadaly, ha
mines, szul0knel maradnak. Az eliegy-
zest az ugynevezett megkeresi' ce.
rem6niak helyettesitik. Ha mar leany
es a legeny megegyeztek egynassal S a
faluban mar mindenki tudja, hogy egy
par lesz, megkezd6dik a megkeres. Els
te a legeny apjaval atmegy a lanyos
hazhoz. Beszelgetnek mindenfeler6l
most kiilon6sen a penzr6l es az ad6r6l
(szegeny ember zseblyukaszt6ja) min
den atmenet nelkul legeny apja ra-
ter ARA, hogy fianak mi szive szand4-
ka A lanyos apa helyesel mindent. A
nlikor az tgyeket ICY elinteztek, a le-
geny egy nasznagyot valaszt. A nasz.
nagy intezi tovabb .lakodalom egesz
sorat. A volegeny es a menyasszony re
szerol vofelyek indulnak meghivan-
d6khoz. A v0felyek diszielvenye egy
bot f0lpantlikazva, oldalukon kulacs
A pantlikak mai draga vilagban kez-
/ 1nn Il OH. n yn, Il L
marad. Mindket reszr0I ket-ket v6fely
van. Az elso es masodik v5fely Az ut
can enekelve, kurjongatva mennek,
hogy lassa az egesz falu tudja, hogy
lakodalom kesziil. Amint v5felvek
megjelennek, gazda bevezeti az els5
" hazba'. Az cls6 v6fely ICY kezd ra
$50 estet, haznepek, EFT meghallgassa.
tok,
Mem beszelek trefat, tiszta va1osagot
a .teremtest0l is ugy ugy volt as ugy
leszen:
Hogy magyar nemzet szaporodast We
gyen.:
New jo baratunk hazasodni kesziil,
Az szamara mi hivogatni jottiink,
Sziveskedjenek hat menyegzore jonni
Az 8 asztaluknal sok j6t enni, inni''
Ezze iszik kulacsb6l nyujtja a
gazdanak. Utana mlsodill v6fely icy
szol
'Jojjenek jo kedvre, vigan mulatozni
Senki sem fog, biztos, ottan unatkozni
Sokan lesziink ottan, akik maid viga
dunk,
Nyugodalmas es szep jo ejszakat kiva
nunk''.
A gazda lcgfeljebb megk0sz0ni meg
hivast, de mem is sziiksegcs, inert azza
t6nnycl, hogy vegighalgatta 6ket
clfogadta a mcghivast. EFT hivogatas'
ketszcr mcgismdtik. Azalatt lakodal
mas hazaknal van nagv haditanacs. Osz
szeallitjak a siitni, f6zni vaIokat. A,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
KISH Bella HUSVETI
@TANCMULATSAGA.

Husv6t hetfojen zajlott lie Kos
suth k0rben Kish Bella husveti bal
ia. A tancmulatsagon sep szamu
koz0nseg volt egyiitt, akik Macy
szeriien t0h0ttek az eStet. A Kish-
fele angol zenekar ez alkalommal
ismet alaposan kitett magaert, a
szebbnel szebb talp ala valo mu-
zsikara megszakitas nelkUl folyt a
tame.
A Kish -feIe husveti balon keve-
sen voltak mieink k0ziil, de alik
azcn resztvettek, nagyszeriien mu-
lattak $ cgy felejthetctlcn kedve.
bali eiszaka emlekeivel tertek q
reggeli 6rakban nyugov6ra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
KINCsET TALALTAK EGY
0KOR GYOMRABAN

Kisvardarol jelentik, hogy Nyil-
tas k0zsegben mesebe lilo t0rtenet
Eesett meg perleked6 orokosok
kozott, Perlstein berl6 hagyatekan
osztozk odott harom Perlstein
testver, a hagyateki targyak ko-
fz0tt volt hat darab sep magyar
6k0r. Az esztezkodas aranya SEE
rint minden testverre ket-ket okor
.jutott Kolna, az egyik okor azon-
ban megbetegedett ICY egyik
orokos sem akarta vallalni, inert
meg AIT sem tudtak megallapitani,
hogy mi a baja. Hiaba hivtak Kis-
vardarol ket allatorvost is, a dok-
torok sem tudtak megallapitani a
baj okat. A dolgot vegervenyesen
maya az 0k0r oldotta. meg: par
map mulva megd0gl0tt. Szarvas-
marhaknal gyakori eset, hogy
megeszik azokat a drotdarabo bokat,
amelyekkel a szecskat kot0z,ls
0ssze ameIyeket a szecskavag6
gep neha veletlensegbol beleaprit
szecskaba. A kisvardai alfator-i
vosok, akik Perlsteinek elhul-
lott 0kret aztan felboncoltak, ilyes
mire gondoltak, rozsdas drotdara-
box helyett- azenban egeszakincses
kamrat talaltak az 0kor gyomra
ban; maidnemF karom kilo sulyl
6llszert. Az ekszerek k0zt volt hat
darab karkot6 aranyora, t0bb kar-
perez, brillians nyakekek es gyii-
riik, azonkiviil tizenket darab
aranykanal.
Val6szinii, hogy uj csempesz-
trukk aldozata az 0k0r. Merit xii
l0n0sen a roman hatarhoz kozel
ESQ falvakban gyakori eset, hogy
Romaniabol Magyarorszagba vagy
MagyarOrszagbol Romaniaba mar
hakat csempesznek at, aszerint,
'hogy a korona es. lei erteke BIZ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

A husveti iinnepek utan, legje-
lent0sebb esemenye varosunknak
az a bal lesz, melyet reformatus
ifjusagi k0r lelkes gardaja rem
dez aprilis 28-an, hetfon este 8
oral kezdettel a Moose Templeben.
A bal sikere mar is biztositva
van, ugyanis a faradhatatlan ren-
|dez6seg Sc k0ltseget, Sc munkat
mem kimelve - mindent elk0vet,
hogy ez tancmulatsag magasan
kiemelkedjek = magyar mulatsa-
gaink sorozatab6l.
A rendezosegS pompasan oldotta
meg zenekar kerdeset, sikeriilt
erre az estre megnyerlfi 'egy hires,
tiszta magyar fiukboL all6, cleve-
landi zenekart, melynek kornetas
primasa Pokol Johnie. Pokolnak
neve messze fold0n ismert - s AIT
hissziik ittcni szereplese csak Greg
biteni fogja banda nagyszeru
hirneset. -
Mask Macy erdekessege lesz a
mulatsasnak a ntpszefiis6gi ver-
seny = k0z0nseg fogja eld0nteni
szavazataival,f5 hogys XII a leanep-
szeriibb h0lgye varosunknak. A
mint az elojelek mutatjak ~ ha-
talmas kiizdelem indul maid meg
S mi is kivancsian varjuk Xxi viszi
el a gyozelmi palmat kie lesz az
a nagyon ertekes dij, egy darab
| S10-os arany, melIyel a nyertes
h0lgyet lepi maid meg rendez0-
seq. Ket ertekes dij var azokra, a
Xix a legtobb szavazolapot el-
adjak. A mint halljuk, messze
videkekrol kesziilnek ere d balra
varosunkba.
A katholikus ifjusag husveti
baljan lattuk, hogy azon kivete.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
A HETEDIK KABAT.

Rosenzweig M6ricnak rosszul ment
az iizlete. - TIE thati, - mondta az
apjanak, - mondjal te nekhem most
cgy okosh tanacs, nit cshinaljaks
- Thudod nit, = mondja az Greg -
nekhed van tiz i6 kondschaft, azoknak
te bepakholsz 7-7 gyermek khabatot
IS mindeniknek azthat irod: lit khiil-
d6k djermekkhabatot, igen olcs6 al
khalmi vetel, thartsak meg, merth a
jiv6 honapban mar dragabb lesz.
Azok thancolni fognak az 6r0m-
thul, hogy te elthevesztetted dolgot,
hat khabat helyctt hetet kholdtel, azon-
nal kholdik a penzt es te kiarultad az
0zletet.
Mhicsoda eszed van neked thati ---
mondta az ifju M6ric es megfogadta q
tanacsot. Egg lido mulva az Greg felke-
resi- i fiat, aki iagy szemrehanyassaL
fogadja:
A menkhii uth0tte volna meg q
thed thohacs.
NIius
ggy thettem, ahogy mondthaa.
Khtdtem Blaunak, Grinnak, d
Schwartznak Is a t6bbinck Is vala-
inehnyi AIT irta vissza: Khosz0nom {;
dharab khabatot, visszakhiidtem ma
postaval, mhert mines ri szhiiksegem.
A hetediket mindenik megtartotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

etelekhez a meghivattak gazdagon hox-
zajarulnak. A lakodalom napjat rende!
sen szombatra teszik, hogy fiatalsag
tovabb mulathasson vasarnap. A polga-
ri eskiivd minden kil0nosebb dolog mel.
Kill folyik lie, aznap delel6tt. Delben
mar gyiilekeznek a vendegek mindket
hazhoz. "a v6legenynel ep ugy tartjak
"a lakodalmat, mint a menyasszonynal.) J
A nasznagyot sarokba Iltetik, iel-
venyt kap, kis mirtuszt, feher csipke.
zett papirlapon. Nyoszoly6 lanyok arul-
max lakodalmi jelvenyeket, befoly5
osszeg az uj pare. Az ebed volegeny mel
kill folyik lie. Gulyaslevesb6l es site.
m6nyb6l all. Ebed utan iszonyu larma,
fGtyiiles, kurjongatas hallatszik. A v6-
legeny 6rkezik kiseretevel. A menyasz.
szonyi haz ajtajat bezarjak. A v6legehy
v6felyei .doromb0lnek, s kovetelik, hogy
nyissak XII az ajtot. Ekkor a kovetkez6
parbeszed keletkezik v6felyek es a
1haz valamelyik asszonya k0zott:
- Nyissak XII!
- Xix ezek larmaz6k, milyen rongy
n6pseg?
= Mem rongyok ezek, becsiiletes uta,
sok, szallast kernek.
= No, ha becsiiletcsk, ). akkor j0jjenck
I beliebh
Az alto megnyilik. A v6legeny vote
lye lany nasznagyahoz lep par $40
val keri hogy engcdje meg v6legeny-
mex, hogy az listen hazaba vezethesse
menyasszonyt. A nasznagy par sz6val
valaszol. Vannak helyek, hol igen hosz-
szu verselesben folyik ez a kikeres. Ez-
utan jon a bucsuztatas. A v6feIy elbu-
csuztatja menyasszonyt apjat6l, any
jat6l, testvereitol vegre vGlegeny
oldalara allit.ia. ICY indul el menet a
templomba. A zaj, kiabalas, fGtyiiles
most sem marad ell. A templomi szertar-
tas ma mar faluhelyen is.ugy aAaz, mint
a varosban, Iegfeljebb helyenkint abban
vatozik, hogy az idas utan v6legeny
(most mar ferj) kinney menyasz-
szonyt pap asszonnya avatja, par $40
ban figyclmcztctve ct k0telessegeire
Kint kocsira iiltetik a menyasszonyt es
elmcnnck Il v6leg6ny hazahoz. A meny-
asszonyi haz vcnd6gei visszaternek. $
kczd6dik a mulatas. Ugyangy a v6leg6-
nyi haznal. A fiist0s huzza, fiataloR
tancolnak. A vacsora a k0vetkez6kb6]
all: Gnlysleves, silt hus ceklar6pava1
csirkc, ludaskasa. siitemenyck. TermG
szetes, Ell valtozik hclyenkint, lie ka-
sas etel mem marad cl. A kasa utan q
szakacsnenak penzt gyiijtenck Ejfelko or
a v0legenyi haznal kezd0dik a. menyasz.
lszony-tanc. A menyasszony tancat elar-
verezik A befolyt osszeg az vi pare
Menyasszonyta tame utan fatal par 1T
mcgy lanyos hazhoz oft mulatnak
Csak lehct0 legr0videbben vazoltam 8
falusi lakodalmat. Termeszetes amy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
sZEGFU-BAL.
Lazas kesziil0desek elozik meg a
Kossuth Kor aprilis 28-an este tar
tando nagyszabasu tancmulatsa-
gat..- A sport kedvel0 fiatalsag
vegzi rendezes nehez munkajat.

A Kossuth Kor fiatalsaga min
dent elk0vet, football sport nep-
szeriisitese erdekeben nemes ia
radsaguknak meg is van mar. az
eredmenye, jele1lleg ket aktiv csa-
pata van a Kossuth k0rnek.
A magyar fiuk azonban mem
csak "a palyan, hanem a balterem-
ben is alaposan megalljak helyii-
ket ICY bizton tudjuk, hogy a
k0r aprilis 2S-iki szegfu balja min
den tekintetben fenyesen fog 81
keriilni.
Amint mar multi szamunkban
megemlitettiik, aprilis 28-an, het-
fon este a Kossuth k0r sajat ter
meiben, 124 East Federal st. alatt
nagyszabasu szegfii bait rendez,
melynek sikere erdekeben minden
egyes tatgja s baratja a k0rnek
nagy szorgalommal buzg6lkodik.
Anil1t. az el0jelek mutatjak, ha-
talmas szamu k0z0nseg vesz reszt
ennek a szezonnak>@ els0 Virag-
Balian. A tancmulatsag minden
egyes resztvevojenek egy gy0nyo-
ri szal szegfiivel kedveskedik a
rendez6seg. A lelke srendezok azon
ban nagyban vitaztak azon, hogy
vajjon a h0lgyek is kapjanak-e
viragot, egyesekneS az volt We
lemenyiik, hogy Minek virag-
max = virag? de azutan meglS
ugy hataroztak, hogy holgyek is
kapnak viragot.
A bal sikere tehat ICY mem ket-
seges, Jo muzsika, a ;viragok ha-
talmas t0mege, egysz6val minden
elkepzelheto kedves dolog varja
ez alkalommal is a 'k'0z0nseget. A
Kossuth k0r hatalmas terme is
megtelik k0zOnseggel.
A hetf0i szegfii bal AIT hissziili
mind0r0kke emlekezetes marad
magyarsagunknak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

sok kiser5 komsdiaja van, hosy azokat
leirni sok helyet foglalnknak u. A leg
kisebb lakodalonaba is meghivnak 1880
"hazat'. Ell lehet kepselni, hosy msny-
nyi etel es ital fogy Ell. Ez azonban nem
bizonyitja AIT, hogy falun minden fehe-
kig tejfel. Sok gazda b6jt0li is am l6nya
lakodaIlmat, de hat szegyenbcn'' mem
akar maradni. Pater j.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24

OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI MA.
GYAR HIRLAPOT ES TAMO-
GASSA Az ABBAN HIRDE-
T0KET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-24
Hetfoi balok
CLEVELANDI ZENEKAR, NEP-
szERttsEG1 vERsENY A REF.
IFJUSAG BALKAN.

Macy keszulodesek el0zik meg a
refcrmatus ifjusagi kor baljat. -
A nepszeriisegi verseny gyoztese
ertekes dijban reszesiil. - A
Moose Templeben lesz megtartva
a iagyszabasu tancmulatsag.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

Mrs. Macpherson Crichton,
newly elected president of the
Woman's Welfare Association,
who. with her husband. DR..
Crichton. is establishing a thy
roid and goiter clinic in con-
nection with the other clinics
CT the Woman's Welfare Asso-
citation.
nl.- IN ,Ll \ | Id, -. 4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-04
COVETED PLANT
 SEEMS ASSURED
 FOR BIRMINGHAM
Location At Boyles Said To Hinge On Disposal
 Of Cremat0ry Issue

Although the city creamatory in Boyles is said to have endangered the location in, Birmingham of large steel fabricating plant, costing perhaps $l,- 500,000 and employing many men, 1t was stated Wednesday by those inter- ested in the location of the plant, that it would come to Birmingham despite the handicap.
 The name of the company will not be diyulged by real estate firms en- gagged in. acquiring the acreage for the concern, all of which is near the dis posal plant of the city. It has been stated to the city commission that un- less the crematory is moved the prop erty owners will ask an injunction on the grounds that the plant is nuis- ance and is interfering with indus trial operations. The threat of an in junction was delivered to Commissioner Dickson Wednesday by one property owner who has been offered $1,OOO per acre for holdings of 42 acres, provided the crematory is shut down or removed.
 It is stated that the proposed fabri- eating plant will employ a large mum DCA VI ACH anu AS SO OO OP~A~SSN NS owners who are particular as to the pleasant surroundings of their employees. The site has been approved and will be bought, provided the crematory sit uation is handled. ..
 It was stated Wednesday by one of the interested agents that the city now allows concessionaire at the plant to reclaim the oils and others products from dead animals, which has netted the reclamation operation more than $75,00O in 12 months. The process employed is of such character as to make the surrounding area uninhab- itable, it is said. It has been suggested to the city that if the plant is con- verted into high heat furnace the dis posal could be made, the odor elim- mated and the new industry for Bir- mingham secured. Unless this is done or the plant is moved, the city will be enjoined and the plant will not locate at Boyles, but elsewhere in the Bir- mingham district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-04
LOCAL GIRL HOBOES
 RIDE TO ATLANTA
Minnie Lee HOrsley Says Cupid
 Dealt Her Bad Hand

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 3.-(Special.) ) A. stranger in the city, but undaunted after thrilling all-night ride in freight car from her home in Birming- ham, Miss Minnie Lee Horsley, 19, is here in search of a home and a place to work.
 She attracted the attention of police Tuesday night, and after being placed under the care of Mrs. J. c. Davis of the woman's department her story be- came public today.
 Cupid dealt her an unplayable hand, she says, and so Saturday night, when the city was dark, she slipped from her home to the railroad yards, and climbed in an open freight car.
 Tt wa thrilling ride, but l was frightened" she told the police. Crouch ed in the darkened corner of the car, l could hear the trainmen talk as we came to a stop. Once a man opened the door of my car, but was not seen."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-04
ONE EDAY'S FLIGHT
 DIVIDES AIRMEN
 FROM U. s. SOIL
Hop From Hawkes. Bay To PictOn Is With
 out Mishap
Leased wire to The Age.HeraId. !

PICTOU, N. S., Sept. 3.--Greeted by the pealing of church bells and the shrieking of whistles, the American round-the-world fliers landed late Wednesday in the first good-sized Eng fish speaking town on their itinerary since they left Brough, England, a month and a half ago.
 They are now but days hop from Boston, where they will once more alight on American soil.
 Liutenants Smith and Nelson ar rived at Pictou from Hawkes. Bay, Newfoundland, at 4 40 D. m.. Eastern Standard time. Amid all the din that a civilized town of 5000 inhabitants could make, they were welcomed by Mayor MacEachern, who for weeks had been planning the rousing recep- ton for his American cousins" The mayor introduced the airmen to federal, provincial and city officials. They had left Hawkes. Bay at 0:12 a. m., thus negotiating the hop in six hours and % minutes.
 Both planes aligted smoothly on the mirror-like waters of Pictou harbor and were moored to buoys anchored several days ago by the U. S. $. destoyer Barry.
 Welcomed By Wade
 Among the welcomers was Lieut.. Leigh Wade, whose plane was put out of commission on the hop from Kirk wall to Reykjavik, and who will re- join the flight of Thursday.
 The arrival of Smith and Nelson at Pictou removed practically all doubt of the success of the daring globe-cir- cling flight. The journey from Pictou to Boston will be along a thickly pop ulate shoreline which is dotted with wireless stations and lighthouses.
 The route from Pictou will run northwest along the northern coast of Nova Scotia and across the isthmus of Chignecto, narrow strip of land connecting Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. This short jump over- land will be made without removing the pontoons with which the planes are fitted. Once across the isthmus the aviators will again fly over the wa ters, passing above Chignecto bay and the roaring bay of Fundy to St. John, N. B., where fuel is to be taken aboard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-04
HEAVY LOSSES
 ARE REPORTED
 NEAR SHANGHAI
Pitched Battle Opens At Daylight On
 Rail Line
12 U. s. WARSHIPS
 READY FOR ACTION
Foreign Marines Patrol Streets For Protection
 Of Nationals
fRx Associated Press 1

SHANGHAI, Sept. 4.-A pitched battle between the forces of Lu Hung-Hsiang, Tuchun of Chekiang and Chi Shieh-Yuang, governor o Kiancsu, opened at daylight this morning along the Shang- hai-Nanking raj l ay, near Hwangtu, about 12 miles from Shanghai, according to re- ports from Defense Commis- sioner Ho.
 The battle commenced with Ia heavy attack by the Kiangsu troops, estimated at 10000 While the left wing of the Chekiang army was forced back, the center and right slowly gain ground, according to Hos secretary Reinforce ments reached the Chekiang left wing enabling it to push forward at 6 o'clock. On the whole the Chekiang force gained about two miles. There were many casualties.
 At 8, o'clock this morning Kiangsu brigade, commanded by General M Yuzen, estimated at 5000, attacked the Chekiang force of the same strength outside Liuho. This engagement, ac- cording to the Lungwha headquarters resulted after an hours fighting, dis astrously for the Kiangsu bridge, which at 9 80 was reported in full retreat with the Chekiang troops pursuing them There was alse many casualties in t.,is sectOr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-04
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 Eight-room. two-story house, close in, s5,000. Hudson touring car with lot of
 extras, $650. stenographer wanted who is will ing to leave city, Office mahager and credit man
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 wants permanent connection. Sample room and office for rent. twelve acres and five-room house
 on Shades mountain for sale. North HIghlanhs bungalow. only
 $1,o00 down. Bargain in, 1924 Hudson speeedster. Ar unusual buy in West End bum
 galow.
 District sales manager wanted. Electric washing machine for
 sale. Store for rent.
 Tuscaloosa avenue corner TOT SS,OOO. Win exchange 1e0 acres for high
 class automobile. TImekeepsr wanted. Dodge roadster. looks like new.
 $5s6. Creamery or milk depot wanted. Boy wanted to work in store. win swap Paige roadster for COW. Hosiery salesladies wanted. Printing. foreman and estimator
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-04
BLOODSTAINS FOUND
 ON HIS AUTOMOBILE
Victims Body Weighted And Thrown Into
 River
MOB GATHERS
 TO JOIN HUNT
Three Men Known To Have Hurried From Town AS
 Inquiry Started
(By Associated Press)

SANDERSVILLE, Georgia, Sept. 3.-Eugene Snider of Mitchell, Glascock count ty, Georgia, was placed in jail here tonight charged with the murder of Hattie Wimberly of Augusta, Ga, whose body was found weighted down in the Ogeechee river near Agricola early today.
 Two other arrests are ex- pected at any minute, the of- ficers of Glascock county be- ing on the trail of two alleged liquor runners who are sus- pected in connection with the crime.
 A coroner's jury late today adjourned after q partial investigation of the case and will continue it's work to- morrow. The jury authorized he ar rest of Snider and also it is reported here, uncovered evidence duplicating two other men.
 To Examine Stains
 Sheriff English of Washington coun. ty, who made the arrest of Snider, ordered Snider's automobile brought here tonight so that 'bloodstains found on the car can be examined by "a chemist The sheriff believes that the blood is that of Hattie Wimberly and the Snider car was the murder car.
 After the young woman was killed, he indicated her body was weighted down and carried to the point where it was found and hurled from the bridge into the stream, the sheriff be- Geves.
 English, who went to Glascock coun. ty today to aid Sheriff Killibrew in the investigation of the girls murder, said that the people of that community knew little of the Wimberly girl. Few knew her name, hence there was a de- lay of several hours in establishing her identity.
 At first it was believed that the girl, about 22 years of age, lived in Glascock county and hundreds of peo- pie showed up at the bridge, armed with shotguns and pistols.
 Men Hurry Away
 According to the information ob- tained by the officers, it was about the time that news of the finding of the body was received that three men of the town hurriedly drove away in their automobiles.
 Reuben Amerson, farmer, who was searching for stray hogs, stood on the bridge this morning when he saw d strange object downstream. He ob- tained a rowboat and went to the place and as he approached he discovered that the object was a human body. Amerson called others to the scene and the body was raised above the surface with difficulty. Weights apparently obtained from sawmill had been at- tached to the body by means of auto mobile chains. But eight days in the water had permitted the chains to slip toward the feet and the head came to the surface.
 The inquest showed that there was q gunshot wound in the right chest, the bullet passing out at the left side of the back. The skull was crushed. The doctors said the shot probably produced death.