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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19

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hogy egyreeszt, a ktilfoldet zsarol-
ia, masresze pedig, hogy q kommlt|
nista- propaganda minel szeIesebn
korben terjezsse a szovjetk6ztarsa-
sagok hatarain tul.
- Azok szocialistak es demok-
iratak Eur6paban es Amerikaban,
- mondotta tovabb Breskowskaja
asszony, - akik meg mindig a vi
lagforradalom apostolait latjak az
torosz agitatorokban es akik vi
lag proletariatusanak felszabadi-
tasat varjak t6lik, rettenetes te-
vedesben elnek. Az orosz proleta-
rok es parasztok elete most valo-
sagos martirium. A legverengzGbb
carol1 es legelvetemIiltebb kor
manyrendszerek idejeben sem szen
vedtek az oroszok annyit, mint
nfanapsag. A nepbiztosoknak
egyetlen celia es kivansaga, hogy
Ehatalmon maradjanak es hatal-
mat lehetoleg minel tovabb kihasz
nalhassak a maguk ONO celjaik
ra. Emlekezziink csak vissza az
1929. evi ehinsegre, 'akkor az a hir
terjedt Ell, ,hoey a nepbiztosok to-
hetetleiiek helyzet nehezsegeivel
szemben, Ebben az id6ben az egyil
nepbiztos, akit egy amerikai u;-
sagiro meglatogatott, neyetve ugy
nyilatkozott, hogy addig mara'l
hatalmon,, amig csak egy orosz es
egy bolseviki el'.
j = Oroszorszag 1917 ota csals
egyetlen igaz embertN ,adott ne
kink: Kerenszkit Ugy szerettem
mint fiamat. Mar evtizedek 0ta is
merem, nagyra becsiil0m tehetse-
get, de ismerem jellemenek hiba
it es fogyatekossagait is. A sorS
mem akarta, hogy diadalmaskod
4 jek es hogy Oroszorszag javara
dolgozhassek. Ismetelten kOny0
r0gtem neki, hogy tart0ztassa L
Lenint es egesz klilkjet. De 8 ;
szabadsag neveben mindig eluta
sitotta EFT kerest Egesz miive
gyalazatosan elpusztitottak Len:l
es baratai. Aldozata lett merse
kelt politikajanak, amelyet erve
nyesiteni akart Oroszorszagban
Az amerikai ujsagok nemregibe,
arr6l adtak hirt, hogy Kerenszk
es a bolsevikiek k0zt megegyeze
: j0tt letre. S0t mar AIT is jelentet
tex, hogy nemsokara vissza fos
+. terni Oroszorszagba. A legutols'
dlkalommal Pragaban jart, :
: inert Berlinben lakik, ahol eg.
: orosz ujsagot szerkeszt megmll
tattam neki ezeket hireket. Hi
: tort belole a nevetes es ugy neve
I tett, mint ahQgy meg soha. miot
< elhagyta Oroszorszagot. Kijelen
: tette el6ttem, hogy konnyeb'
: lenne baratsagot teremteni til
a es viz kozt, mint 1T ARA birni
: hogy kezet nyujtson a bolseviki
: eknek. +"
- Akkor terek maid vissz
: Oroszorszagba mondOtta, ami
: kor mar lesz kormanya amiko
4 a nemzetgyIles mar lerakta az al
4 kotmanyossag alapk0vet. Akko
!. pedig mem ugy terek vissza, min
: partvezer vagy kormanyelnok, h
$ nem mint egyszerii polgar.
- En- is azzal remenysegge
biztatom magamat, hogy ugy tt
REX vissza Oroszorszagba, mint
. hogy .Kerenszki akar oda vissza
terni. Most so ewes vagyok. so esq
tendeig vartam, hogy a carizmu
megsziinj0n, es EFT a felszazado
b0rton0kben, Sziberiaban, szamki
vetesben t0lt0ttem. Hat esztend
6ta pedig varom a bolsevizmusna
Oroszorszag es civilizaci6 rel
tent6 katasztr6fa janak az osszt
onnasat. Mem is. tudja elkepzel
nj, mennire haza kivankozom {
!, mennyire eget vagy, hogy Csc
likely er6mnael islnet dolgozlias
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-19
HANY sZAv.-oT ADoTT LIE :
HAROM TESTVER REL
TELYES ONGYILKOS-
SAGA.


galomban Szai lar varos lakossa-
gat. A tragldj i: harom arva le-
any ongyilkos ga .szinte parat-
Ian a maga nemeben.
A multi ev december hawaiian
meghalt edesanyjuk is. Anyjuk
halala ota az Osvat h-n0verek alig
erintkeztek valakivel.
Weinberger Lipot b6rkereske-
do ket hettel ezelott egy telikaba-
tot adott at a n6vereknek beles
celjabol. Mikor utobb kabatert
ment, az ajt6t tobb izben egymas-
utan zarva talalta. A kereskedo
gyanusnak talalta a dolgot je-
lentest tett a rendorsegen, ame.y
felt0rette harom mover beljilr0i
bezart lakasat.
A konyhaban mindent rendben,
a helyen talaltak, csak egy sarol1-
ban fekiidt egy kis kutya es egy
micska elettelen teteme. Ezutan
a szobaajtot tort6k feT, amely
szinten belulrol volt bezarva.
A oyer lampavilag fenyenel
borzalmas latvany tarult a belef
pok SCENE ele. A mestergerendan
felakasztva fiigg0tt a. .harom Os-
vath. leany holtteste. Az alto feR
ESQ ,gerendan ket HOTTEST volt fell
akasztva, a kovetkezG gerelidan a
harmadik. Fejiikon fekete kalap,
foldig er6 fatyollal, keziikon fe-
kete kesztyii, rajtuk fekete ,ruha
A harom halott area nyugodt volt
flabuk az alacsony gerendarol le-
ert a f0ldre. Ha barmelyikiilz0n
urra lett volna az elet0szt0n, k0ny
nyen talpra allhattak volna.
4 Osvath Juliska fekete ruhaia
gombostiivel egy level volt oda
\ tiizve. A level csak a temetesro
rendelkezett. Szovege a k0vetke
z6:
Temetesiink.
3 erckoporso, 8 sclyem szem-
fedelvankos, 3 barka, 3 da-
rab ketlovas, iiveges kocsi,
Is darab feher eloviragkoszo-
ru, ket pap, egesz dalarda, ha-
rangozas mindket helyen. "A
szatmari temetobe tennessee
mex.
A level meIlett jegyzek a szjics
boltban maradt arukrol es 1856
lei so bani keszpenz azzal a meg
jegyzessel, hogy a felesleg baty
juke, a Budapesten lako Osvatl
Jozsefe.
! OFT volt meg egy elismerveny
! egy adosuk 100 lei tartozasarol
! Az elismervenyen, "a fentebbi lie
vellel azonos irassal, a k0vetkez
sorok: - Inkasszaljak be es Fl
zessek be adoba.
Az orvosi vizsgalat megallapi
totta, hogy a holttestek legalab'
nyolc napig figg0ttek a mester
. gerendan. A borzalmas 0ngyilkos
sag okarol hazbeliek mem tud
max semmit sem mondani, seho
| semmi jel, egy sor iras, vagy ,olyal
k0riilmeny, mely vilagossagot de
ritene tragedia okara. Anyagi
lag jol allottak, szerelmi iigy ali
lehet hatterben.
A temetes ugy ment vegbe,
: mint harom ongyilkos kivanta
csak Is koszorura mem telt ma
4 penzbol. A temetesen oteZer EN-
: Der vett reszt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-28
WINDOW SHADE
CONCERN GROWS
H. C. Curry and Wife Have
Complete Line.

An important business Of selling
window blinds that are Just right
has grokn in a years time through
the efforts of II. c. Curry and Mrs.
Curry, 1929 Prospect st. Last oc-
tober they started their little bust
ness in their own home and by De-
cember had outgrown their quarters
and moved into their present loca-
ton. Today they have their hands
more than full and their books show
a steady increase, says Mrs. Curry.
Their line Of shades is as COM
plete as that Of any concern in the
city and their personal estimates are
made on each job. In new homes
for which they have supplied the
shades, they have also put up cur
tain rods.
Mrs. Curry believes that people
have grown tired of the ordinary
green shades, and the scalloped.
fringed, cream and tan colored
shades that have become popular are
a relief. Many persons are using
the hand tinted cambria blinds in
their new houses, she said, and also
many use the oil Opaque cloth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-28

Many and varied are the effects
which may be secured from an
original four-walled house plan. BY
dropping the roof line and project
ing an unobtrusive dormer through
it and by carrying the entrance
facade up into a peak which breaks
the cave line, the architect has
achieved rare distinction in this
home. The attached garage, which
could be omitted II desired, is so
planned as to add to the beauty
and unity of the whole.
Portland cement stucco. in white
or colors. applied to it's natural
bounding background. concrete
block. adds much TO the attractive
ness OF the house. Through the
permanency of this type Of con-
struction the beauty of the home
would be perpetuated. The hollow
spaces in the block insure GOODNESS
in the hot days OF summer and
assist in keeping the house warm
in winter with a minimum use or
heating fuel. The owner. taking
pride in the appearance OF his
home would find further satisfac-
ton in his choice of a building
material a sthe years passed with
out the usual expenditures for up
keep, repair. and depreciation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-28
MANY FURNACE
PARTS ON HAND
Ideal Company Assemblies
Complete Stock.

After two months of intensive
effort to get supply Of all kinds
Of furnace supplies and parts, the
Ideal Heating Company, is ready to
handle any possible need for any
make of furnace, says Harry Escol,
general manager. In an attempt to
serve their customers to the best of
their ability they have advised
furnace users generally to look to
the needs of their heating plants be.
fore cold weather surprises them
and while this supply Of CRATES,
bowls. radiators, shakers and other
equipment, is available.
A corps Of expert mechanics is en-
ployed by this company to attend
efficiently the needs of furnaces at
the most reasonable prices and be-
hind every job done by them is the
guarantee Of the company.
The installation Of new furnaces
in either new or old homes also can
be handled ably by this company.
Their new Indianapolis-made Escol
furnace is on display at their sales
offices, 24S7-39 Central Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-28
FORTY POSTAL
CLERKS NABBED
Plot to Rob Air Mails Is
Investigated.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-Forty postal
clerks were in custody today in con-
nection with a plot to rob the air
mails between Chicago and San
Francisco.
One Of the clerks is said to have
revealed the entire plan TO Federal
authorities.
Thus far postal inspectors have
declined to make public all details
of the scheme.
1t was learned, however, that Gov
eminent employees first suspected
something was anliss when tele-
gram was received from San Fran
cisco reporting that a valuable pouch
of air mail which left Chicago Tues
day had not reached the Pacific
coast until last night.
Whether the mail bags were rif1ed
here before the airplanes took off or
at some other point along the way
has not been determined, Inspector
z. D. Aldrfch said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-28
TWO NAMED BY
DEMOCRATS TO
LEAD SPEAKERS
CIauer, City Chairman, Says
Primary Registrations
Y Are Being Checked.

kwilliann E. Clauer, Democratic
city chairman, announced today the
enlargement of the committee
Headquarters in the National City
bank Bldg. fifth floor. and the ap-
pointmert of Russell Ryan as chair
man Of the speakers bureau and of
Mrs. Albert Dugan, 1921 Broadway,
as chairman of women speakers.
1.-THE campaign work of the com
nnittee is now further advanced than
it has ever been at this stake in a
city campaign" said Clauer.
1--WE have been working on the
registration for more than two
weeks and have completed checking
the primary registration in a num-
Der of precincts.
Myers for Mayor Clubs have been
ing places for them have been es-
tablished. There will be a club per-
fected In each ward of the city with
its own headquarters in less than
two weeks. Walter Myers is con-
Quoting an aggressive campaign for
mayor and the other candidates are
all busy among the voters.
Checking the names registered at
the primary as certified to lis by the
city clerk reveals some interesting
material for this campaign. The
number of names certified to us as
representing the voters who par
ticipated in the Republican primary
cannot be reconciled with the num-
Der Of votes credited to each of the
three Republican candidates for
mayor. Either the number of per.
sons who attempted to vote in the
Republican primary and failed was
beyond credence or the registration
lists certified to us contain the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-28
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rPhillips Milk of Magnesia"
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For fifty years genuine Phillips
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tions in the bowels and gently
urges the souring waste from the
system without purging. Besides, it
is more pleasant to take than soda.
Insist upon Phillips" Twenty-Five
cent bottles, any drugstore.
Advertisement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-28

Architects and Designers
Add Touches of Artistic
Atmosphere to Houses
Both Exterior and Interior
Must Have Attention.
By Molly Elliott

individuality, that phantom
quality possessed by some and
desired by others, is finding its
way into the architecture of the
American home as it has into
the costume of the American
woman. 1t is felt more and
more strongly even in the less
expensive homes and is giving
designers and architects a
merry run for their money.
PROFESSIONALLY this is their
day-they may let their fancy
run away with them and still
produce bits of picturesque
home designing that stimulate
the imagination and inject into
the landscape something most
pleasant to gaze on.
Even the small house whose at.
mosphere is essentially honey" is
planned with artistic individualisn
that makes It beautiful. Often this
touch Of individualism is achieved
by such a small thing, too. in the
same manner that women achieve II
with a characteristic hairdress, or
the way they wear their rouge.
Roof Helps
A simple little house is rendered
attractive by q matched roof effect
made by the rounded curving caves.
Gray-green shutters on a pearl-gray
frame house makes a Quakerish arts
tocrat out Of a mousy bit of a dwell
ing. Clever little uneven fiagstones
sunk into the sod and arranged like
stepping stones up to the front door
step make the approach to one DOM
icile joyous adventure. And. best
of all, the entrance itself. planned
VASA 81 C6NCoS NdAC cALld allVllA4Ollf
may speak the words of the gra-
cious host within long before the
knock is anwered.
After all, the achievement in sue
cessful home building is to build
homes that invite in the spirit Of
the head Of the house. In the same
way as a persons own personality
repels or attracts. the home invites
or rebpffs intimacy. This thing
must be uppermost in the minds OF
home builders the same as in the
minds Of character builders.
Look to Interior
Likewise must the interior be
given the attention of the individual
taste. The very arrangement or
the rugs, the pictures, the lamps
bespeak the individuality of the
owner, or at least the head Of the
house. Thoughtfulness in the place
ment of little tables and lamps here
and there, attention to the position
of the more interesting rugs where
they will most likely fall under the
scrutiny Of the guests. and the more
comfort a Bile chairs where they are
the most accessible. all these things
make for the ultimate come back
again" spirit.
And not only do these little
touches Of personality to the home
give the greatest comfort to guests
in that home, but they also give no
end of satisfaction to those who live
within walls OF friendliness and
charm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-28

names of thousands OF voters who
are not now living in the city
The Democratic committee intends
to check these lists fully as a pre-
hminary movement toward insuring
a clean election in November"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-28
DISTINCTION IN ROOFING

Persons in this day give as much
attention to the roofing OF their
house as they would 10 the selection
Of hat. No end Of distinction is
given the newer houses with the use
OF unusual shingling. Touches Of
beauty are added by cabling and
dormer windows.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-28

MOTION PICTURES
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
BODY
ATTORNEY IS
URGED
New Plan on Commission Is
Proposed to Citizens
Council

Separation Of the Public Utilities
Commission from the Board Of
Commissioners with the personnel
of the former to include two citi.
zens and a representative from the
Engineer Corps of the Army, has
been recommended by Jesse G.
Suter for the approval Of the Citi.
D.ns' Advisory Council.
The appointment by the District
Commissioners of an attorney to
a. It In an advisory capacity to'-the
Utilities Commission was also sJig.
gested. This lawyer would be the
legal advisor of the commission
and q representative Of the public
drawing a salary Of $500 q. year
with an appropriation Of $1,000 for
expenses.
The report OF the committee
studying the situation, Of which
Snter is chairman, provided for a
salary Of $4,000 a year for each
member OF the commission. The
appointment OF the commission
would be either By the Commits
sloners or the President with the
advice and consent OF the Senate.
according to the plan.
Advice on the propositions up for
confederation last night by the
council was received from Major
w. u. r. CoyelI, Assistant to the
Engineer Commissioners, and Will
liam Nick. Clayton, utilities rep
resentatiHe OF the Federation Of
Citizens Associations. Action on
the Recommendation was deferred
The Washington times., 1925-12-01

Of them copy the ftlturistic designs
taken from the art sensation OF the
year, the paintings which depict
the emotions. How clever tt would
be to select them accordingly.
Novelty jewelry which also looks
very much as though 1t had made
the trip from Paris includes neck
laces and chains quite a bit different
than the things You see at most
places.
am almost forgetting to tell you
Shop, but you know by this time
that they are smart, reasonably priced
and made, II you like. especially for
you.
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
Paragraphs at
Underwood and
u
UnderWO0dS

for what can be a sweeter thought
than a photograph of yourself for
Christmas gift, especially if it goes
to far-away family or friends.
Especially for Christmas giving,
this famous studio has planned to
make, or rather is busily making
right now, certain wonderfully fin
isIled photograph for only $40 a
dozen. This, mind you, is just for
Christmas-at any other time this
picture would cost you much more.
For your sweetheart or your very
best beau, handsome photograph in
a stunning frame is the most won
derful thing you could possibly give.
Underwood's have gorgeous frames
antique gold on black glass makes
a striking design and a heavy carved
frame of French gilt on emerald
green glass is decidedly lovely. The
frames set In semi-precious stones
are extremely fashionable, and as ex-
hibited at Underwood's are at their
best.
You simply cannot shop on Con-
necticut avenue without first stop
ping at Underwcod's to get that
Christmas photograph right off your
mind.
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
NORFOLK CITY FIGHTS
MERCER or RAIL ROADS

The city Of Norfolk has begun
its fight before the Interstate Com.
merce Commission to prevent. the
Norfolk and Western railroad from
acquiring the Virginia railway
through 999-year lease and
through the purchase OF capital
stock
The first witness at the hearing
was ~. %. Maher, former president
of the Norfolk and Western. now
chairman Of its board, and who~op-
Grated both roads during the period
Of Federal control. He was sub
jected to cross-examination by III.
D. Wagner, Norfolk traffice COM
missioner. and c. G.. Garrett, coun.
sci for the city Of Norfolk.
The Washington times., 1925-12-01

for luncheon or tea, love to hunt
about the hotel for these interesting
events, with which to amuse them
selves afterward. Il have known
some to lunch modestly and pleas
antly in the colorful Coffee Shop and
then browse about from one exhibit
to another, picking up a number OF
their Christmas gifts before they
have finished the rounds.
Tea at the MayfIower in the Gar.
den, for which Nine. Mishtowt is
still the hostess, and since there is
dancing every day but. Sunday, it is
a gay and festive rendezvous for the
young set.
The Washington times., 1925-12-01

for morning, afternoon and evening.
In the collection / was impressed
with an adorable black chiffon vel
vet with rhinestone buttons and q
bit of ermine trimming. A velvet
skirt in rich shade of mahogany
has long sleeved high-necked blouse
of heavy metal cloth in an odd COM
bination Of brown, silver and gold.
. This believe was only $45.
There are quite a number of stun
ming coats, too, marked way down
below the figure they started with
two or three weeks ago. Beautiful
soft fabrics, distinctive cut and lux
urious furs, characterize group Of
coats which may be had now for
$3.50 or $50.
The Washington times., 1925-12-01

book-ends of bronze, exquisite per-
fume bottles and atomizers in Vene-
tian glass, with powder jars to
match. Some of the perfume bot
ties have the single flower stopper
which are so new.
Any housewife would enthuse over
gift of a set of glass bath room bot
ties, in color to match her bath
room. / saw some darling little
glass baskets in colors, decorated
with q blossom at the side. Mr..
Martin told me that many women
buy them for favors at parties. A
set would make q lovely gift.
A pair of bottles 1 liked were red
Venetian glass flecked in gold, made
in flat round shape with graceful
stems. Don't miss Martins!
The Washington times., 1925-12-01

you are able to see exactly how they
look in a home setting.
There are dozens of wonderful
lamps with gorgeous shades, sconces
and clusters of small lamps. There
are console tables and comfortable
chairs, decorative screens and beau
tiful desks.
The Home Beautiful, Inc, has
added china to their stocks also,
and is showing at present the best
looking copies of Wedgewood de-
signs in fine imported china services.
The Washington times., 1925-12-01

! quarters for rare old silver, these
galleries are exhibiting at present
fine old pieces of antique jewelry,
bracelets and brooches and necklaces.
saw yesterday three-piece set
of gold and light blue enamel set in
pearls, too quaint and sweet!
Brooches Of the Georgian period
are large amethysts set in pearls and
other variations found a dear
little gold snuff-box, which could be
q vanity.
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
TAkOMA PARK BAPTlSTS
TO SERVE BAZAAR DINNER

The Takoma Park Baptist Ladies
Aid Society will hold q bazaar Ii
the church building, Piney Branch
road and Aspen street northwest
all day today, closing at 10 o'clock
tonight.
A chicken luncheon was served at
noon and b turkey dinner viii be
served from s to 7:30 o'clock this
evening.
The Washington times., 1925-12-01

IH4o NOLlI16CL1CUE ave"
nue., an exclusive shop
which you may have
come to think Of as
having only dreadfully
high-priced things, comes
forth every few days
with the announcement
of specially pric ed
events.
Such an event is taxi
ing place today. Stun
ming gowns which have
been much higher priced
are marked at $45, $55
and SIS. Luckily this
The Washington times., 1925-12-01

are in lovely
colorings and
s ONE h a v .
la sps and
frames studded
with senai-pre.
eious stones.
Chris { mas.
gift s Ell Getting
should be sim.
pie in the Okie
g a 4 lerie s.
w lille ION e
thinks Of them
na laninU head
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
REAREsT GENEvIEvE:

Well, from now on everything
will undoubtedly be shopping for
Christmas and Christmas festivities.
The annual admonition to shop early
is evidently being needed, too, for
everyone has started in with vim and
yigor this week
The shops along Connecticut ave
nue. offer thousands of fascinating
collections of every sort for yodr
Christmas lists. Is there any other
thoroughfare in the world just like
it? 1t is frequently likened to the
Rue de la Paix and to Fifth avenue
and it is sure to remind any visitor
of similar street in their home
city, but with all that it has much
to its credit which is typically Con
necticut avenue
In your quest for gifts it is very
possible hat you win think first or
all of having