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The Washington times., 1924-01-25

Major and Mrs. Jonathan Vain
wright had as their guests at DIN
ner last night Colonel and Mrs.
Howard Dickinson Colonel and
Mrs. Royden Beebe, Major and
Mrs. Duncan Elliott, Major and
Mrs. w. o. Boswell, Colonel and
Mrs. A. M. Brown, Miss Fonrose
Wainwright, Miss Dorothy Taylor,
Major and Mrs John A. Barry,
Major and Mrs. Sloan Doal. Major
and Mrs. Frank Thorp, Col. Win
throp Green, Col. C. c. Collins and
Major Edgar w. Taulbee.
The party afterward attended the
hop at Fort Myer.
The Washington times., 1924-01-25

The Military Attache of the Brit
ish Embassy, Col. G. E. G. Charlton,
and Mrs. Charlton will leave on
Monday for a trip to Panama. Thcs
will be absent for five or six weeks
and will visit Palm Beach and other
Southern resorts before returning to
Washington.
The Washington times., 1924-01-25
Stanley HalOks to Wed
Miss Margaret Baldwin.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Bliss Lane
announce the engagement of the
latters sister. Miss Margaret Bald.
win, Of Florence, Italy, to Stanley
Hawks.
Miss Baldwin has been in Wash
ington for several months as the
guest Of her brotherin.law and
sister.
Mr.. Hawks IL in charge of cur
rent information Of the State De-
partment. He recently passed the
diplomatic examinations and soon
will be assigned to a post as secre-
tary Of legation. He is a graduate
Of Yale.
Miss Anna Hamlin will have as
guests for the weekend Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Brewster, the. latter
formerly Miss Tracy Lyon, Of New
York, who will arrive tomorrow.
Miss HaInlin win entertain a din
ner party for them preceding the
British bachelors dance tomorrow
night.
Miss Margaret Harding, Miss
Hamlin's guest for several weeks,
has returned to her home in Boston.
The Washington times., 1924-01-25

Mrs. G. X. Berry was hostess to
g large company at dinner at LIE
Paradis last evening.
The Washington times., 1924-01-25

Theodore Pettis, who has been
critically III at his home in O
street. is now convalescing.
The Washington times., 1924-01-25

Miss Constance Towner has come
The Washington times., 1924-01-25

Col. T. F. Hamond entertained a
party OF eight at dinner at LIE
Paradis last night.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-08
HOGS HIGHER;
SHEEP STEADY;
CATTLE UNEVEN
Kansas City Stock Yards,
August 5, 1924.
Beef Cattle

Killers took choice to prime
handy and light weight steers
at strong prices. The best
heavy fed steers. wintered and
grass fat grades were steady
and other classes. except
where they had quality suit
able for feeders. were 10 to
Is cents lower. Some prime
S22 pound yearling steers sold
at Sll.50 and choice heavy
steers at S10.50 to $ll. Choice
Kansas win,ered steers sold
largely at 50 to $3.50. top
$9.75, and grass fat steers
$3.50 to $3.50. Texas cake
feed steers brought $7.65 to
$9.35. Grass fat cows and
heifers were steady to Is cents
lower. and fed grades fully
steady. Choice light weight
veal calves were steady and
heavy calves 25 cents lower.
Stockers and FEEDER
Trade in stock and feeding
cattle remained active ut Mon
days Is to 25 cent advance.
Choice kinds are selling freely
and not enough offered to
meet requirements. Choice
fleshy feeders brought So to
$3.50.
Hess
The top price for hogs to-
day was $iO.SO and bulk Of
sales $1,000 to $lO.25. Fully
80 per cent Of the offerings
went to shipper and order buy
ers and packers were short on
their orders. Packing sows
sold at 1925 to $8.65 and
stock hogs and pigs ut 1925
to 50. The general market for
fat hogs is within 40 to so
cents of last weeks extreme
high point. and $l.25 above
the extreme low point last
Thursday. Receipts are fall
ing short of a year ago. and
trade requirements are ma
terially ahead of the supply.
Sheep and Lambs
Western lambs sold mt $l3
to $l3.50. and native lambs
$3.50 to Sl3. Some wethers
brought $3.50 and $3.50 and
ewes 81.
CHAS. NJ. PIPkIN.
Market Correspondent.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-08
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION

Notice is hereby given that
a Registration committee com.
posed of w. C. Sanford. Mrs.
w. d. Pridmore and E. C..
Graves will sit ~ . Registra.
tion Board at the Stott and
Corrington Garage In Monte
Vista on the days Of August
10, 20, and Fl for the purpose
Of registering any and oil un-
qualified electors In and for
the Precincts numbers l. 4,
and 12. Any duly qualified
Elector may vouch for and
reSistor "a many - three per-
eono or all members Of their
rooDee4ave household.
t)oaoo take notice and ses
thak you aro registered for the
i. q. Trap.
oouaky Clefk.
Ase. sAug. ~
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-08

also one OF the Stampede committee
spoke OF the discouragement that
the committee had encountered this
year but said they had received SO
much praise for the success OF the
Stampede that they felt fully repaid
for the effort put forth. He read
several letters two OF which are
published herewith.
Mr.. Wallace called upon r. r.
Mitchell. president OF the CONNER
oial club. to talk on the advertising
value Of the Stampede to the San
Luis valley. Mr.. Mitchell said that
the committee had been determined
10 cut down expenses and that the
estimated expense OF the Sta impede
was about $4,000 as against Sa2.-
900 for last year and bigger and
better show had been put on. He
stated that some people were op-
posed to the Stampede because II
had not proved to be a financial
success but even IL the deficit
amounted to a thousand dollars he
considered II would be very cheap
advertising for the town and that
the Stampede was the greatest con-
structive piece OF advertising ever
attempted In this valley. Monte Vista
entertained 10000 people during the
three days OF the show and there
were only five arrests. these being
for drunkenness or for having
liquor In their possession. and three
OF the cases were against our own
fellow citizens. MIR. Mitchell re.
ferred to the invitation of the Com.
mercial club to visitors 10 take
trip BY auto through the farming
district adjacent to Monte Vista o.,
the last day OF the Stampede. This
invitation was accepted and thirty
cars made up the party that toured
our rich agricultural section. The
sisitors expressed themselves -
amazed At the evident fertility and
productiveness Of this region anA
the advertising these people will
give the valley will Be OF untold
value.
Geo. Coriett was the next speak.
er and agreed with MS. Mitchell that
the Stampede as Il had grown 10 bs
was . great asset. He said 10 con.
sidcred the San Luis Valley aad
surrounding mountains the switser.
land OF America aud that the ad-
vertisinE Of the Stampede each year
would bring . great many tourists
to this wonderful play grounds.
Father Hammerstein. recently
located here - minister Of thu
Catholic church. was called upon for
= few remarks and said he attend.
cd the Stampede and enjoyed Il
very much. He said he had travel.
ed u great deal and would do all he
could to advertise Monte Vista and
the Stampede TO his friends.
Chairman Wallace suggested that
the Commercial club appoint III.
Stampede committee for next year
at once and that work be started to.
ward next years Stampede book.
willis Fa.sctt Ia chairman for
next Mondays luncheon.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-08

The business mems Monday noon
luncheon this week was largely at
tended and was distinctly a STAN
pede" meeting.
Chairman l.. b. Wallace. who Is
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-08
''Stampede Greatest Piece Of
Constructive Advertising" is
Voiced at Businessmen S Luncf
THE KING LAND COMPANY
Denver, Colorado
July %, 1924.

Shahan.
Aamosa Colo.
Roy:
looking the Of the Monte Vista Ski
think the
things 1t. mind
pictures How would
l
lures another
Whoever that solicited did .
splendid nice
It something
for the valley
Yours
A.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-08
Silk Hosiery Special

We are making price Of $50 the pair fos
SILK Hose that hes odd from $I15 10 $3.50 the pair
This offer ine3udss Black CT. Cort;cel and o&her
bs.nds of pure silk hose CoIors. black. bsown
white. some checked.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-08

Mr.. r. s. Shahan.
Alamosa. Colo.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
TITNCHROOM

=
Owner leaving city must sell at once; fine
location; growing section. Inspect any time.
Call North 1903.
ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
Exclusive sales agency for Washngton's fast
est selling suburban subdivision; earned com
missions during past year nearly ten thousand
dollars. live real estate man can ma Ike
vestigation Price 5000 cash. including Of
fec furniture and accrued commissions of
about 50 OOO which are being paid at from
one hundred and fifty to two hundred and
fifty dollars per month.
Investigate Quick.
Where can you buy an income at this
price? Owner leaving for West Address
Box 129-P. Star office.
sTOO-Confect. and fountain and lunch 1
large room; cheap rent; transient ST.
the best bargain in town.
81 200-Confect. and fountain Z rooms; good
business section; old stand.
81, ,s00-Confect. and fountain and lunch; good
location; business $50 per day.
SJJO-tirocery and > rooms; rent. $50; good
corner; good lease: old stand.
81. .oOO-Groccry and rooms: rent, s35.
81 201-Grocery and 3 rooms; rent, $50.
go OOO-Grocery and j rooms: good corner: good
business; will sacrifice: a bargain.
S650-Cigar and news stand: rent. $50
81 OOO-Cigar and news stand; rent, $50; in
large office bldg: good lease.
s35O-Dry goods and notions: 3 rooms: good
corner; rent only $50 per month.
s7Jo-Lunch: central: big bargain; inspect
at once: will sacrifice.
s35O-Rooming house, IL rooms, baths;
good NV. location: well furnished.
good income big barg.; insp. at once.
r. NJ. CURTIS. MAIN S042, MAIN 8O43.
11OO EYE ST. NV. 9th AND n. Y. AVE.
HOURS FROM $50 AM. TO $50 Pm.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

BUICK SEDAN. 1927 Beautiful Seven-passen-
ger closed paint and upholstery are equal
10 that of any car: the motor is quietcr
and smoother than when new. driven only by
owner and just enough TO break II IN nicely.
Cost $500: equipped only few months ago.
Must sacrifice for immediate sale: hest
for selling: terms to party owning real
Clsvelau1 1857.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
FOR FARM AND GARDEN
FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs.

BUICK, l925-Run 200 miles. 212s F7orida
Evening star., 1924-10-01
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SUIT, mans dark, best tailored, Slightly wo
SIC 81. Dr. Shnrnll on2o I4th
Evening star., 1924-10-01
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

EUK MISCELLdNEUUS
1DDRESSOGRAPH, $40; Burroughs adding
machine 500; Underwood typewriter, $45;
school tablet armchairs, 81; folding couches,
$40: bent wood. cane-seat chairs, So. 20 Jack
son pl., near White House. as
RARY CARRIAGE. reed, good condition, SO.
$50 Madison st. NV Adams 3,64
BICYCLES, couch. divan: refrigerator side
ne.
BJFFET-EIaporatelyc carved, very handsome
for large room; with without solid oak.
ciaw-foOt table, china closer, chairs. toi.
6064-W after Il. i
BTFFET. oak, and dining room chairs 2OU9
st. NV.
BUFFET, 4. O.; nah. table; overstufed chair.
Call bet 3 and ( Adams 3660 We
Evening star., 1924-10-01

IfPE"RlI ERS-All makes. sold rented re-
paired exchanged: many bargains; particu-
larry Under~oods: Eaye money: cash or 81
monthly Washington Typewriter Exchange
9l3 y. y. ave. Fr 1nI4
Evening star., 1924-10-01

BEAMS-I beams. angles, channels, irons;
plain and reinforcing bars and mesh; plate
girders, suitable for county bridges: steel
trnsses OF soft spans. The largest selec-
tion IN the city at the cheapea price. stored
at our Camp Meigs grounds only, 9th and
Fla.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
SITUATIoNS-D0MESTIC.

Continued.
MAID-By colored girl; no laundry. Lincoln
4699. FIoria Ranger.
MORNING WORK and laundry to take at
home. 2O33 r st. NV.
MORNINGS JOB or days work wanted. Call
MORNING WORK, part time. by colored girl.
MORNING WORK. cooking or cleaning, by a
Young Solored woman. Phone N. $40 or call
MORNING and evening work by week; color
ed girl. w. S87.
NURSE. trained, for infants; charge of one
under under .n months; physicians Endorsements.
rART.TIME WORK. by girl. Adams 1852.
PAkT-TIME work aud bundle wa.n. Dos
PLACE IN PRIVATE FAMILY, by neat col
ored girl: stay nights. Adams 2676
TWO neat co.ored girls wish positions as
Call at 1927 lamont st. NV.
WASH Z axe home Cali W"st 295. 2.
WASHING and ironing to carry home. 6a3
WOMAN desires place to get dinners North
WOMAN. reliable, to cook in evenings; refer
ence. BOOB Sherman ave. NV.
WORN OF tas. si!o I. - NV. apt. =.
WORN EY DAY o! 10y week. by reliable col
ored woman. 1922 9th st. NV. --
PERSONAL.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM, HOME PRIVILEGES.
for quiet, elderly business woman. Mt. Pleas
ant; right person rather than price considered.
Phone Col 1918 before 10 am. or 43O TO $50
pm.
WANTED-A PAKTY OF Two OR THREE
to go to Miami Florida {25. 90 each: closed
car; Oct. or .. Frank 7945. HARTMAN
LEGAL ADVICE FREE To THOSE UNABLE
to pay. Apply Mr.. ROBT. b. HOII.ASDER,
Rooms aO6 and 90s D'stricr Nat. ark HldC. -
FURRIER-COATs: sCARYs, REMODELED IN
latest styles. f. FLEMING, 1S md st. ne.
Formerly employed with II. Cunningham.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture now located in Burchel Bldg, Suite
3lO-3l1, $40 14th st. NV. Day and evening
courses enroll for Oct. l. Marcel waving, $50;
general course. s25; manicurinG. 81.
PRIVATE EXPERT INSTRUCTION COURSE,
including marching, bobbine. shinGling, mani
curing. s25 NAE MURRAY. 1926 II st. NV.
Phone Frank. s79s.
WE ARE Now PAYING s. TO $40 FOR
mems and ladies, used suits Our prices nor
Exchange 633 d st NV. Phone Main 1913.
REFINED YOUNG LADY WHO APPRE-
ciates all the comforts Of home, TO share
apartment in apartment hotel. Address BOX
146P. star Office.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY
graduate. Excessive weight reduced. Phone
Pot. 1447. 1911 Conn. ave.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED
Wonderful French method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. d. C.. 1877 ST NV. fr. $40.
JOHNSON REST HOME
for aged. invalid and convalescent; night and
dar supervision. North 1868. 1920 18th NV.
CHLORINE GAS TREATMENTS FOR COLDS,
WHo0PING COUGH. BRONCHITIS. ETC.
FOR TREATMENT AND FULL INFORMA-
TIoS ADDRESS BOX ESP, STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

SHOWCASES AND STORE FIXTURES, SAM.
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AT
SPECIAL PRICES. 'BUY AT THE FAC.
TORY" RUSE & CO. sos LOW ST. BALTI-
MORE. MD
Evening star., 1924-10-01

niCTRoLA. Edison. mahogany. reasonable
Sievehnd 3'l3, 80 West Underwood st.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

Shop space with fixtures for woman's small
wear in high-class store in the Pasternak block
of Connecticut ave. A cultivated woman with
business desired. Address Box 61-P,
Star office.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

Three quarter carat fine white solitaire dia-
moud ring. very fine cut and brilliant dia-
mond: lady's beautiful mounting. A real bar
gain S9J.
We guarantee every diamond We sell.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
Continued.

Continued.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, REP'D; SLIT
| covers made; Est cheerfully given. Returned
| free. TIT'TESSOR. 1924 Sth NV. n. 1902.
HOUSE PAINTING. INTERIOR AND EXTE-
rior: by skilled mechanics. Best references.
Paul Serene. 90s 10th st. NV. F. 1891
kEYs-DUPLlCATE KEYS. - CENTS; made
York ave. NV. Basement. +. 3O0a.
| MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS renovated at
most reasonable prices, Let us call, give esti-
snred. Eagle Bedding Co. 1123 7th st. NV.
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS RENOVATED
1oi4a IDEAL BEDDING Co.. is2s 4th st. n%. .'D
MOVING? GALL Us. MAIN 53s. LOWEST
| rates. Estimates free: guaranteed service
NAT"L DELIVERY Assn. 1416 F st. NV. =
PAINTING 4 PAPERHANGING-t'e it done
worry. See Mr.. HILL. 1925 18th st. NV. 4.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. Prices
reasonable good workmanship hip, Give US
PAPERHANGING-HA YOUR PAPERTNG
done now. before cold weather. Reasonable
prices J. EGDAL. 80 Fla. ave. NV. Y. 1851 .
PAPERHANGISG NEATLY DONE. LOWEST
prices, prompt service J. -oJ ROBBINS; Sc, q
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING Special
for two weeks only, average size room scrap
ing. pointing up cracks and paper with poly
and exterior painting at very low prices; will
give you time to Td Tay no Nc delay don't be sur
North 1894. Philadelphia Decorating Co.. 1890
14th NV. 3s
pAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-koom.
P,pered ;!s So and p,nn MP A. T. ,eS1 GEORGE 2s27
PAPERHANGING Rooms. $3.50 ana Up: In.
terror and exterior painting at lowest prices.
Metropolitan Dec. Co. 427 G NV. Pb. Fr. 500
PHoNoGRAPH REPAIRING = Phonographs
seee Fsankn y fhRsF ss 'rs ss sof ST R1ee'
paired. refinished and rebuil, BY sRisd work.
P,no anS s4t 4ttuIins s. sGhaefsr
PLUMBING AND HEATING-iohn Il. Gue-ia.
4l2 L. Cap. St, Line. 341T-Steam and hot
water heating. plumbing. boiler and power
plants. Found reliable for % years.
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRING. thinning and
roofing and furnace repairing. Call Main 1910.
NJ Isis. 500 9th st. NV. near II ST.
Trunk KEPAIRING--MinIz repairs trunks,
phone Mint 93s st. Main 3sss.
UMBRELLA REPAIRING AND COVERING
Don Don n-t throw your r. old umbrellas away-brins
nnsi1 thsm to s,s GRlsWoULDs Ss Al 1Ith St nw op-
UPHOISTERING AND FURNITURE RE
pairing. Slip covers made TO order. Cabinet
work. Col. 4o3S. Stand. Uphol. Co. 2s1o 14th st.
UPHOLSTERING AND INTERIOR DECO.
and him at 72s 1lth st. NV.
CPHOLSTERlSG. SLIP COVERS AND
cushions Phone for samples and estimat te
Southern rph. Co. 1907 9th NV Frank 611o
WEATHEKSrRIr. metal; save money; esti
mates furnished: terms. is years experience
Address Boy 3h7T. star office. a.
WINDOW, HOUSE AND OFFICE CLEANING
Residence work and store front our speciality
Southern Window Cleaning Co. Frank. 9946
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES-'iood quality
OPAQUE shades fitted to your windows Sc:
the best quality of opaque shades. 81 IS: hung
free We viii call with samples. KLEE-
BLA1T: l1th and II sts ne. lincoln ST9.
WINDOW SHADES and screens made to or
der. Free estimates. ]. VI. RUTLER e. son.
1000 LIST st. Lincoln 6q6SJ.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

CHANDLER TOUhING 1872, with nickel rad
ator and lamps. aluminium step plates, new
paint. mechanically first class; $3.50; will
sell for cash monthly payments. The
Washington Cadillac Co, 1880 Conn. ave.
NV. Open evenings.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
ALLoM A FoGADAsT.

1ttak legenyek Dunalkilitiben
es- Egyed Istvan verte 0klevel az
asztalt szeles~ jokedveben. Mate
Alajos odasz6lt neki: "Fogadjunk
tiz liter borba, hogy egy craig mem
tudod ugy verni az asztalt. !" AL
lom fugadast, felelte Egyed S
megkezdi fogadasos 0klozest.
Csak ugy zugott az asztal kemeny
0kleinek sulyos csapasai alatt
Osszesen 3552-szer snjtott az asz-
talra S megnyerte fogadast. De
masnap orvoshoz kellett mennie
inert karja egesz toyig megda
| gadt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31

M9darasz Gezane nap0kban a
VI. keriileti kapitanysagon pa
naszt tett ismeretlen tettes ellen,
aki a Parisi Nagyaruhazban ellop-
ia penztarcajat, melyben so darab
otvenezres cimletii szokol volt.
Panaszat attettek a fokapitanysag
ra, ahol megallapitottak elso sor-
ban AIT, hogy 0tvenezres cimletu
szokol- bank jegyek egyaltalan min
csenek. Madarasz Gezane ere be
ismerte, hcgy a feljclentest mags
koholta, inert AIT hitte, hogy lily
m6don a Parisi Nagyaruhazto
valamilyen karpotlast fog kapni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
XII AKARTA ONTENI
A LAK6JAT.

Erdekes lakashaborusag iigye-
ben itelkezett "a makoi jarasbirt-
sag. Lako es hazigazda allottak
egymassal szemben, a lako felje-
lentese alapjan inert hazigazda
az udvaron lev0 artezi kut csapjat
allandoan nyitva tartva, nyilvan
Xxi akarta 0nteni a lakot a lakas-
Dol IS mik0zben laz "a csapot Ell
akarta zarni. haziasszony bottal
tamadt rea es durvan szidalmazni
kezdte. A birosag a hazigazdat
200 ezer korona penzbiintetesre
itelte. Mikor megkerdeztek tole
mi mcntsege, a hazigazda r0vi
den csak ennyit felelt: Makon Ell
ICY szokas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
~EGY KITijNO CELLOv0
KARRIERJE.

Grumaz Laszlo dr.. volt aradi
rendorkapitany kitiino cellovo, a
ki nem egy versenyen ,vett reszt
nagyszerii eredmennyel.e 'Nehany
evvel ezelGtt R6maban tartott
cell0v6 versenyen t0bbszaz l0vesz
k0ziil az els0 dijat vitte ell, Roma
varos Macy aranyerm6t A volt
rehdGrkapitan hetekkel ezelott
egy hirt olvasott arrol, hogy Anne
rikaban hatalmas fegyvergyar ala
kul, melynek veztoi jo l0veszeket
keresnek, akiket gyarnal mint
! feeyverszab balyzokat fognak alkal-
mazni. Grumaz Laszlo DIR. bekuld.
te palyazatat New Yorkba es ma
oyobb kiilf0ldi versenyeken nyert
diplomainak masolatat is melle,
kelte. Most kapta meg a valaszt
( palyazatara. A gyar v"7"+Ss6"'
ezer dollar havi fizetest aJanlot
fel a volt aradi rendorkapitany
! max es t0bb ewes szerzodest is biz
ltosit reszere, ha elfcgadja az al
last.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
AHoL MEG L0TRAGYAvAL KOTO.
xix BE A sEBEKET.

Ha meseben olvasna az ember, vagy,
ismeretlen, vad videken kutat6 tudosok
utleirasaban, akkor is hihetetlennek
latszanek, hatha meg egy t6rvenyszeki
targyalas kereteben bukkan fel a $40
moru teny. hogy bizony ICY allunk a
kulturaval. Buta babonarol van lit $40,
mely szerint megszurt embert lotra
gyaval kell gy6gyitani. Az szeren-
csetlcn legeny, aki aldozata lett ennek a
sotet ostobasagnak, mar mem emelheti
fel jajszavat, ne mtiltakizhatik ez ell
len gyiikossag ellen, de azok. akiknek
hivatasuk a nep felvildgositasa, tanita-
So. jol tennek, ha lelkiismeretesebbcn
irtanak babonana1' Is kuruzslasnak k
mndenfeie fajtajt. Az eset egyebk6nt
q k0vetkezo:
Nyirderzscn mutt nyaron bal volt. a
mclyen megjelentck Papp JOSEF nyir-
/, esaszari es Pascsak Bertalan hodaszi
| lakosok is. akik tanc koAben az egyik
lcany Matt 0sszekaptak. Verekedes
! tiinadt k0z0ttUk, aminck folyamanya
kent Papp Josef bicskaval ketszer be
!cszur Parcsak mcllebe. A sulyosan Sc
rHlt legenyt nyomban hazaszallitOttak
ahol negFe 'lnapra kiszehvedett. A szii
l3k ugyanis ottani szokas szerint i
tragyat kotoztek a ket nyilt sebre,
mi termeszetesen vefmergczest okozot
IS a szerencsetlen legeny iszonyu kinol
kUz6tt meghalt.
| Az ugyet most targyalta nyiregy
hazi t0rvenyszek 6s lefolytatott bize
nvitasi eijaras utan Papp Jozsefet b.i
n6snek mondotta XII halalt okoz6 sulyo
tcsti series biintetteben es ct egy evi
hat havi bort0nre itelte. Az itelet e
len ugy vadlot, mint az iigyesz felel
bcztek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
vEREKED6 sIKKAszTo.

Budapesten Kekgoly6-ptca /. szamu
I;zban lev6 vendegl6ben multlioriban
Szclak Ferenc "a ewes napszdmos mula-
iott es azutan. fizetes .nelkul akart meg
sz0kni. A vendegl6s azonban megaka
ialyozta a sz6kest. mire Szelak rata
madt xendagl6sref es ait megverte
Rcnd6rt hivtak, aki Szelakot el6allitot
Ia f6kapitanysagra, ahol kidcrilt rd
la, hogy a btintet6t6rvenyszek silk t-z
tas Matt k0r0zi. Letart6ztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
vERES CSALADI DRAMA
I0KIPUSZTAN.

A somogymeg Kiskorpadhoz tarto-
20 L6kipusztan yeres csaladi tragedia
jatsz61ott f1e. Nemes Janos szakacsi le-
geny elvette Ludwig Janos l6ki gazda
leanyat fiatalok hamarosan elval-
tax es Nemes hazatert Szakacsiba. Mem
regiben azonban allatogatott felesege
hcz, aminek ,veszekedes lett a vege. a
dolog odaig fault. hogy Nemes Janos
"a zap6sat egy fejszevel ugy fejbe vag
ia, hogy az Greg masnap meghalt. Al
I.anyosat szinten megtamadta, az ores
aszony sulyos betegen fekszik. Neme'
)anos "a gyilkossag utan elmenekult,
csend6rseg keresi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
AKINEK EGY FELESEG
MEM ELEG.

Montag Odon lakatosseged Kis-
pesten felesegiil vette Fazekas Ar
Ma Trent, f6berlojenek leanyat.
Mar elmultak mezeshetek, ami
sor Erfurtb6l utana jott t0rve-
nyes felesege, Meizner Luca, aki
Montagot feljelentette kapitany-
sagnal. Kihallgatasa soran beis-
merte kett5s hazassagat, de azzal
v4dekezett, hogy els6 feleseget
rem szerette. Letartoztattak.