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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
FOLYIK A TANITAS
Kish Bella tanciskolajaban a tani-
tas kezdetet vette

Sheridan este nyilt meg kish Be
la tanciskolaja a tanitvanyok
nagyszamu rtszv6tele mellett. A
Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor 1O43 Will
son Ave. alatti helyisegeben he
tenkent haromszor lesznek meg
tartva az orak. Hetf0n, szerdan
es penteken este j0nnek 0ssze a
n0vendekek, hogy szakkepzett ve-
zetes mellett elsajatitsak a leg
ujabb fajta tancokat.
Kish regi n0vendekei, akiket va
laha 3 tanitott, szivesen latott ven
degek leszlek ezeken tanc6ra-
kon. Igy minden tanitvanynal
modjaban all, teljesen ingyen Ia
togatni ezeket az 6rakat, oft elles-
nj legujabb tancfigurakat S neha-
neha tacolni is.
A tanciskolaba alland0an lehet
beiratkozni, aki valamilyen ok mi
att elmulasztotta a megnyitason
val6 jelentkezest, az a legkozeleb-
bi 6rak egyiken ezt p6tolhatja., A
tanctanitas dija nagyon merse-
kelt ICY mindenki szamara lehe-
t0ve van t6ve tanulas. K0zeleb-
bi reszletekkel Kish Bella is kesz-
seggel szoleal. Telefon szama
35426.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29

gok, akik meghaladtak a 16-ik
elet6vuket, hogy a vasarnapi gyii
Lessen okvetleniil lepjenek at a
nagy.osztalyba, inert kiilonben to
rolve lesznek a gyermek -osztaly-
Dol.
Betegek. Ifj. Galambossy
Gy0rgy pittsburgh korhaz), 70.
vath Sandor Getty korhaz) {;
0zv. Horvath Davidne (521 Viii
hanson Ave.)
Betegseg Kaluczky Janos elnol
mel j>lentend6 be, kinek cine
1349 Republic Ave, telefon szam
1920.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
LEVAY ELI
A HIPPODROMBAN
A kedvelt magyar szineszno anne
rikai szinpadon.

Szinhazat jaro magyarsag egyik
kedvence, Levay Eli, ismet varo-
sunkba erkezett S penteken, sZon-
baton a Hippodromba ltp fel. A
nagyszerii miisor kereteben sim
re keriil egy pompas kis darab,
ennek f6szerepeben latjuk viszont
Levay Elzit, aki jatekaval, bajos
hangjaval temperamentumaval
az amerikai szinpadokon is meyer
demelt sikereket arat.
Hissziik, hogy a magyarsag k0
ziil szamosan nezik meg a Hippod
rome hetvegi miisorat, hogy vi
szontlathassak regi kedvenciiket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
WARREN, Ohio.

A Halloween esti mulatsagok
sorabol Warrenben, valamint a
k0rnyeken lako magyarsag is ala
posan kiveszi a maga reszet.
Nagyszerii alkalom kinalkozik er
re. Szombaton, okt6ber 31-en es-
tie Mupkas Bs. Egylet warreni,
10O-ik fi6kja rendezi nagyszabasu
Halloween mulatsagat a mindenki
altal ismert Walnut St.-i Roman
Hallban.
A rendezoseg teljesen felke-
sziilt Macy mulatsagra ICY biz
tosra veheto, hogy a kozonsegnek
pompas sz6rakozasban lesz ismet
resze. Muzsikalni egy messze Vi
deken hires zenekar fog.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
K0sZ0NET.

A SIT. Gy0rgy egyhaz "Oltar-
es Leany Egylete" ezuton mond
halas k0szonetet mindazoknak, a
Xix barmily m6don hozzajarultak
hetf6n este tartott Macy masz-
kabal hatalmas sikerehez.
Kjilon k0sz0net illeti biralo
bizottsag tagjait: Tausz Gyulan6t,
Lulyan Gy6rgynet, Eber Feren-
Get, Or. Laurisin Jenot s Peli Fe-
rencet szives Observation-Disclosures,
valamint Kish Belat, aki a felvo-
ntulast hozzaertessel rendezte es
vezette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L N

meglepet6siil szolgalt, hogy a fla
talsag legnagyobb resze izleses,
miveszi otletes jelmezt 0lt0tt
niagara, ezaltal csak fokozodott
a szep feledhetetlen est sikere.
Jokedv, kitiino hangulat, rem
geteg m0ka uraltak ezt az estet,
sokan felismerhetetleniil voltak
maszkirozva. Rig0 J0skaek muzsi
kaja mellett folyik a szlneS t0meg
tanca, amt csak a jelmezesek k0-
zotti jutalom kiosztas szakit meg
A biralok nehez feladat elott allot
tax, magyar mulatsagon meg So
ha ennyi jelmezes mem volt jelen.
Az ert6kes egyben hasznos jutal
makra k0vetkezoket tartotta er
demesnek bir6sag. Els6 moi dijat
kapott Hajdu Mariska, kinek iga-
zan feltiinoen sep es izleses jel-
mez6t mindenki megcsodalta
Uray Mariska spanyol moi jelme
yet masodik diira tartotta erdp
mesnek bir6sag, mig kis OF.
esztend6s Palk6 Margitka, Cupi
doll jelmezevel elnyerte a harma
dix dijat.
A ferfi ielmezesek sorab6l, ST
max Andras spanyol maszkaj
els6, Kantor Tstvan meyer jelmez
masodik, Bloguch JOSEF boh6
jelmeze pedig a harmadil1 dir
: lett erdemesnek itelve.
A legnagyobb erdekl6dest
pompas gyemantgyiirii sorsolas
valtotta Xxi, ejfel koriil keriilt so
ere. A szerencses nyertes a $50
as szamu jegy vev6je, Edna HI
< we, 1921 McGuffey road, Share
Line, lett.
Az ugy ERIK kolcsileg, mint any,
gilag kitiinGen sikeriilt jelmezb;
Y rendezeseert meltan illeti me
: minden dicseret a SIT. Gy0rgy eg
haz Oltar es Leanyegyletet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET HIREI

Gyiles.-A SIT. Tstvan Egylet
november Len, most vasarnap d.
II. 2 oral kezdettel tartja rendes
havi gyiileset a Kath Ifjusagi Kor
1043 Wilson Ave. alatti helyis6-
geben. Keretnek a tagok, hogy
pontosan es teljes szamban jelen-
jenek meg, inert fontos iigyek Ike
rillnek targyalas ala.
Felftggesztett tagok.-Oktober
h6napban felfulggesztett tagok a
kovetkez0k voltak: Palinkas Ist-
van 4 havi Is Stadler Ferenc 5 ha-
ii hatralekkal.
Gyermekosztalyi tagok.-K6rct
mex mindazon gyermekosztalyi Ia
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
Az GREG EGYLET GYULEST
TART

Az Els6 Magyar Bs. Egylet va
sarnap, november Len, delutan 2
oral kezdettel tartja meg gyile-
set a reformatus templom base
mentjeben.
Az egylet vezetos6ge lapunk ut
jan keri fel a tagokat, hogy a va
sarnapi gyiilesen lehetoleg teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg, tagsagi
dijjat, hatralekat mindenki flies
Sc be ez alkalommal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
HATALMAS SKIER
A hetf0 esti balon rengeteg masz-
kas volt jelen-A bal minden te-
kintetben nagysikeri volt.

Hetf6n este ismet magyar mu-
zsikat6I, magyar jokedvt6l volt
hangos a Moose Hall, a Scent
Gy0rgy egyhaz Oltar es Leanyegy
lete tartotta nagyszabasu alar-
COS baljat.
Este kilenc k0rUl mar t0mve
volt a hatalmas terem, k0zel ezer
nyi koz0nseg volt egyiitt. Macy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
A VALASZTASOK
Szavazzon Reed McVey township
trustee jeloltre.

A november 3-an megtartando
valasztasokkal lapunk mas helyen
foglalkozunk lit csak ARA 6hajt-
juk felhivni szavaz6 polgarok Fl
gyelmet, hogy a Coitsville Town
ship-i jeloltek kozott egy minden
tekintetben erdemes ferfi van, a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29

e.
Sec. 49, No bonds, notes, certificates Of in
debtedness, or other evidence OF Indebtedness
shall be issued by any county, school distrlct,
township municipal corporation or other poiiti-
cal subdivision taxing district tor current
operating expense, or for the acquisition or
construction OF any property or Improvement
having an estimated usefulness OF less than hve
years; but laws may be passed authorizing bor-
rowing for a period not exceeding six months
in anticipation Of the collection of revenue IN
and for the current fiscal year in which sucn
Indebtedness is incurred authorizing ndebt-
edness in anticipation of the levy. or collection
of special assessments for detraying the
expenses of an extraordinary epidemic OF dis
emergency expense made necessary by
sudden casualty which could not reasonably
have been foreseen, or to provide tor the pay
ment of final judgments for personal injuries
or other noncontractual obligations. No bonds
notes issued for the acquisition or construc-
ton of property or improvements shall run for
longer than the probable period of usefulness
of such property or improvements, to be esti
mated determined as provided by laws fixing
maximum maturties herein authorized. Laws
shall be passed to fix the fiscal years OF political
subdivisions and taxing districts and to desig-
nate the boards OF officers by whom and the
manner in which the estimates as to the period
of usefulness of property or improvements shall
be made and certified. Within the limitations Of
this section laws may be passed fixing the
maximum maturity of bonds notes issued for
any purpose or class of purposes. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29

o. w. Abbey
Ano D. Adams
Ben l.. Agler
John j. Arnold
Frank Batzli
r. M. Bell
VIM. G. Brown
H. o. Brown
s. L. Burke
c. H. Bryson
Mrs. c. H. Bryson
Mrs. R. H. Byerly
B. M. Campbell
VIM. J. Campbell
R. d. Campbell
Jno. F. Cantwell
Lee J. Collier
w. s. Crewson
F. r. Grouse
Vernon E. Grouse
G. H. Crumpler
w. w. Curry
Harry P. Davis
Thomas L. Davis
Harry Dechend
U. G. DeFord
M. E. Dennison
Mrs. Victor Eberhardt
F.. A. Eckis
David J. Edwards
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29

Penztari feliilfizetes s 179.-
Icy tehat meg a Magyar-Haz
iigye mines elavulva. Csak alkal-
mat es id6t varunk, hogy ICY job
ban elkesziilve es jobb eroket
nyerve, felvehessiik az alkotasnak
AIT nehez kiizdelmet, melyet
mar megkezdettHnk, hogy AIT be
is tudjuk fejezni.
Kelt Youngstown 1925 okt. 2S-
an tartott szamvizsgalasi gyiile-
sen.
Gagyi Janos, elnoz
Uray Karoly, .titkar
Brogly Ignac, penzt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
ARTICI YII

ARTICLE XII.
Sec. 2. Laws shall be passed, taxing by
uniform rule all real estate and improvements
thereon and all tangible personal property, ac-
cordins to their true value in money. excepting
motor vehicles which shall be taxed as may
be provided by law All moneys. credits. bonds,
stocks and all other intangible property, shaii
be taxed as may be provided by law.
But all bonds outstanding on the first day of
January, 1913, of the state of Ohio or of any
city, village, hamlet, county township in this
state or which have been issued in behalf of
the public schools in Ohio and the means of
instruction in connection Herewith, and all
bonds issued under article VIII, section a. Of
this constitution for the world war compensa.
ton fund. shall be exempt from taxation; and
burying grounds. public. school houses, houses
used exclusively for public worship, institutions
public property used exclusively for any public
purpose, and tangible personal property, to an
amount not exceeding in value FIVE hundred
dollars for any individual, may by general laws,
be exempted from taxation; and laws may be
passed TO provide against the double saxation
that results from the taxation of both the real
estate and the mortgage the debt secured
thereby, or other lien upon it, but all such
laws shall be subject to alteration or repeal
and the value of all property, so exempted, shall
from time to time, be ascertained and published
as may be directed by law.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
ARTICLE XII, SECTION q

PROPOSING TO AMEND ARTICLE XII.
SECTION OF THE CONSTITUTION Sc
UNIFORM RULE OF ALL REAL ESTATE
AND TANGIBLE PROPERTY EXCEPT
MOTOR VEHICLES, AND TO PROVIDE
PROPERTY.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
ARTICLE III, SECTION 2; ARTICLE X
SECTION 2

ARTICLE III, SECTION q; ARTICLE Y
SECTION
PROPOSING TO AMEND SECTION or
ARTICLE III, SECTION OF ARTICI =
AND TO REPEAL SECTION OF ARTI.
Gle XVII AND SECTION OF ARTICLE
OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF OHIO. TO PROVIDE FOR
TERMS OF OFFICE OF NOT LESS THAN
FOUR YEARS.
ARTICLE III.
Sec. 2. The governor, lieutenant governor.
secretary of state treasurer, auditor and at.
years. Their terms of Office shall commence
on the first Monday of January next after
their election, and continue until their ssc.
cessors are elected and qualified.
ARTICLE X
Sec. 2. All elective county officers .h.u -
elected on the first Tuesday after the 6rst
Monday. in November, by the electors Of each
county for period Of four years. 'A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
ARTICLE VIII, SECTION IS

PROPOSING TO AMEND ARTICLE vIn OF
The CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
OHIO BY THE ADDITION OF NEW
<RTICLE VIII, SECTION Is, RELATIVE
THE INCURRINC OF INDEBTEDNESS
POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
AKIT ERDEKEI..

A Kossnth Kozm. Egyesilet
tisztikara es tagsaga elhatarozta,
hogy Youngstown es videki
osszmagyarsag megnyugtatasara
nyilvanos elszamolast k0zol a Ma
gyar-Haz ugyeben 6s k0zszemle-
re teszi, hOgy ICY semmi ketseg
ne ferjen ahhoz, hogy a bekollek-
talts penzeket a leghasznosabb
helyre forditotta. Legyen ez a
szamadas megnyugtatasara azok-
max, akik osszeadtak ezt penzt
hogy ICY biztos helyen van.
A megtartott szamadas a ko
vetkezo kepen oszlik meg:
City Trust and Saving
Bank k0lcs0n $4500.--
Tagsag es partolo tagok
kOlcSOne ......... lbbU.-
Kossuth K0zm. K0r
penztari penz ........ ;. $500
Youngstown es videki ma
gyarsagt6l ajandekkepen
bekollektalva ....... 1850
Osszesen $9,0O0.-
1923-24 es 25 evben
hazberb6l befolyt .S1O53.-
Kiadas javitasra, viz, ka-
mat fizetes es ado -. 1172.-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29

VIM. j. Dunn
Samuel L. Eardley
j. Arthur Ferris
Jno. P. Francis
Joseph Friedman
G. I. Gardner
l.. l.. George
Mrs. G. I. Gardner
o. F. Gayton
Rebecca Gayton
H. N. George
C. T. Geiger
P. V. Gilboy
G. w. Cough
Wells Griswold
N. GrOSSnanQler
Claribel Guggenheim
F. A. Hartenstein
Laura G. Heacock
Mrs. A. M. Henderson
J. N. Higley
Harry G. Hoffman
Lorena May Hornickel
j. M. Horton
n. M. Hurd
Mrs. n. M. Hurd
Nils P. johnson
Jos. E. Jones
c. R. Justice
Hattie J. Kamenetzky
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29

B. G.. Parker
A. M. Palkovic
A. J. Patuck
Warren F. Perry
Mrs. J. E. PETERS
Geo Pipoli
@. l.. Reid
Mrs. j. F. VIM. Ritter
J. Eugene Roberts
Pliney H. Sitkaff
G. f. Scheible
Karl Schiller
Ray D. Schott
Mrs. w. E. Slagle
Andrew J. Smigorsky
Annis Sonnedecker
Ira E. Sprankle
Harris 0. Stanley
M. II. Squires
G. Thorton
Mrs. E. A. Tobey
sGeo. Tompkins
Chas. A. Westover
E. Mason Wick
d. j. Woods
J. R. Woolley
c. J. Zuercheo
H. N. Zuercheo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29

Edith B. Kaufman
G. Fl. Kennedy
Mrs. Frank Ken
A. D. Kinson
Mrs. U. F.. Kistler
l.. F. Kline
John G. Kochis.
A. M. Kotosky
Mrs. A. M. Kotosky
Nate Longberg
w. r. Lentz
J. H. G. Lyon
H. P. Mccoy
Mrs. l.. N. Mcdonald
John E. McGarry
James M. Mckay
Russell Mckay
f. L. McKelyey
Mrs. f. l.. McKelvey
III. j. McMaster
Donald A. McVean
l.. A. Manchester
Mrs. r. E. Mason
Mrs. G. A. Marsteller
f. E. Miller
May s. Milsop
Osborne Mitchell
Max A. Myervich
Mrs. G. J. OFT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION

BY the Seth General Assembly Of Ohio
New Britain herald., 1925-08-05
TAMMANY OPENLY
 AGAINST HYLAN
Leaders Themselves Split Over
 His Candidacy

New York. Aug, } P,-Tammany Halls fight against tho third term aspirations of Mayor HyIan has ap- parently reached the stage Of open warfare.
 A final conference of the Big Five" democratic borough chieftains yesterday failed to clarify the situa- tion, and the meeting ended with three favoring Mir, Hylan's candid acy and the others stoutly opposed to it.
 The two anti-Hylan leaders were George w. Olvany, the Tammany chief, and Edward ]. Flynn of the Bronx, and after the conference it was announced that the Tammany and Bronx democratic executive committees would meet today to pick 8 standard bearer to oppose the mayor in the primaries,
 John H. McCooey, Brooklyn load- CT. was expected to name a ticket, headed by Mir. Hylan in retaliation.
 In a statement issued before yes terdays conference, the mayor indi- cated that, if he were designated for the primaries hy the majority Of the regular democratic leaders. and then defeated he would abide by the result and not attempt an in dependent campaign to retain his seat.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-05
r. D. Markers No Longer
 Can Be Used in New York

New York, Aug. Hl-"P. D." automobile shields issued by the po- lice department 10 many persons not connected with the department were worthless today 80 far as granting their holders immunity from some traffic regulations was concerned.
 Denounced in resolution in the board of aldermen as privilege of the rich" and the subject of grand jury investigation, the shields were recalled yesterday by Acting Police Commissioner John A, Leach in the absence of Commissioner Enright.
 Counterfeiting of the shields by nearby municipalities and unauthor- i1ed persons was given as the reason for their recall. The shields. some in bronze and German silver were affixed to the radiators of automo- hiles, the occupants of which re- ceived the salutes of traffic officers and were assisted in obtaining rapid transit.
 Comptroller Craig a few hours before the recall order was issued refused 10 approve a bill of so3s for A such shields.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-05

the police and provide for an ex- animation by the committing magis- trate where a defendant refusing to answer questions would be precuded from testifying in his own behalf on trial.
 On the subject of "maudlin sym- pthy for the criminal" Senator Knight said there is flood for thought" in suggestion that peo- pie at large and public officials should always bear in mind that their primary concern should be in the public interest. as distinguished from the individual, resulting in q more wholesome and salutary ad. ministration of criminal iurisprud ence and breeding among the crim. inal population a real and substan. tial fear of the law" It is also sug- gested that "the necessity is not so much for more severe punishment as 1t is for certainty to punishment" ." Senator Knight concluded:
 The legislature is awake 10 the situation and will endeavor to meet it adequately"
New Britain herald., 1925-08-05
FORD IS GIVEN
 SHIPS FOR JUNK
Will Pay S1,706,OOO--Not All to
 Be Scrapped

Washington, Aug. P)-The ship ping board has consummated a deal for disposal of the major block of the idle ships of the governments war-built fleet with the sale of 200 such vessels to Henry Ford, chiefly for scrapping.
 Award of the ships to MT Ford on his bid of $1,706,O0O as recom- mended by President Palmer of the fleet corporation, was voted by the missioner Benson adhering to his opposition to the ship scrapping pol icy by casting the only negative bal lot. Chairman O'Connor was joined by Commissioners Lissner, Hanoy and Hill in voting for the award, while Commissioners Thompson and Hummer were absent when the vote was taken.
 Most of the ships will be broken up for junk, but 1t is understood 10 be Mir. Ford $ intention to convert a few of them to Diesel engine propul- sion for use in overseas transport of the products of his own plants. This as well as the expected retention of some of the ship engines and equip ment for use in his own plants ere both permitted under the advertise ment for bids.
 Mir. Ford's offer, the highest sub mitted. was received when the board made a second call for bids, opened July 6, and after the previous high bid of S1,300,000, submitted by the Boston Iron and Metal company of Baltimore. in the first opening on June 30, had been withdrawn at the second call.
 In statement announcing the award, Chairman O'Connor declared that with the scrapping of "uselcss" ships thus put under way, the board would return with renewed vigOr 10 the task of finding American buyers for the governments active fleet. He expressed conviction that American common sense had definitely dnfcat- ed the propaganda for tho foreign ship owners against an American merchant marine.
 Recalling his visits to Detroit to interest Mir. Ford in tho purchase Of government ships, Mir, O'Connor said tho manufacturers announcement that he proposes to buy ships and make a bid for ocean trade is most welcome news. inc importance of which can ho measured only by the scale and success of his operations" ."
New Britain herald., 1925-08-05
LITTLE FRENCH GIRL"

Anne Douglas Sedgwick's novel, The Little French Girl" the pres- ent sensation in the world of litera- ture, comes to the Capitol theater Thursday. Friday. Saturday as a Paramount picture that promises to be even more popular than the book.
 Herbert Brenon directed the pro- duction, which features Alice Joyce. Nell Hamilton. Mary Brian and Es- ther Ralston.
 The Keith vaudeville bill will have five excellent acts featuring "Huckin's Run," rural farce com edy offered by Frank Lynch and his players. Others include Gene and Myrtle Conroy, the "Dance-O- Maniacs;" the Kitaro Japs in the superlative degree of Japanese dex- terity; Eda DeNew in Smiles" and Collins and Peterson, team of Broadway com adians in Fun ology." There are continuous shows daily. A new chapter of "Sunken Silver" Is also on the bill.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-05

CTS not members to study the prob lem. He said that the legislature last winter recognized tho urgency of the situation" and authorized the appointment of three senators and i've assemblymen as a committee to take up this work. This committee, headed by Senator Caleb II. Baumes, of Newburg, has been working for some time, and several weeks ago received a suggestion similar 10 the governors from the district attorney of New York county.
 The committee has been in cor respondence with the district attor- neys and county judges of every county in the state and will soon in Iaugurate q series of hearings. The members have been informed that the state bar association Is about to appoint special committee to work with tho legislative committee. Among the suggestions already re- ceIved from persons prominently Identified with the administration of the criminal law and the prevention of crime, are the following:
 Combat the "maudlin sympathy and anxious concern of people shown for the criminal"
 Make defendant who refuses 10 take the witness stand suffer the consequences, instead of being pro- tected by the explanation to the jury that the act creates no presumption i against him,
 Permit tho prosecution In all cases 1 to show tho defendants previous l criminal record.
 Reduce the number of permissible l appeals materially,
 Deny the benefits of parole to fourth offenders.
 Abolish the parole system entirely.
 Eliminate the menace Of the pis- 1 tol
 Memorialize congress to adopt suitable legislation effectively re- stricting the sale or use of firearms.
 Speed up trials of all criminal ac- 1 lions,
 Eliminate the Third degree" by
New Britain herald., 1925-08-05
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Morris Cohn who spent four fonths in Palestine Rabbi Gershen Hadas, Rabbi Aronsin M. Frishberg the latter one of the founders of the Talmud Torah in this city, will speak at a mass meeting of Zionists in Tal- mud Torah hall tomorrow evening at s o'clock.
 Home cooked lunches. Crowell's -advt
 Tomorrow will be "Builders' Day" at the Rotary club and the meeting will be in charge of builders and architects. D. K, Perry will be chairman. Max J. unkelbach George K, Macauley, Gustave Tor rell, Harold Shepard, R, o. Clark and Charles Chase will be speakers.
 FictroIas and piano.. al Morans'.- adv
 Mir, and Mrs Nelson A. Brown
New Britain herald., 1925-08-05
MANCHESTEH MAN DRops DEAD

Manchester, Aug, ! P)-Oscar Johnson, ono of Manchcstor's old est Swedish residents. dropped dead at his home here last night. He was employed for 4N years at tho Cheney Brothers plant here and had been on the ortirod list for several years. Medical Examiner W. K. Tinker gave heart trouble as tho cause of death. Mir Johnson is survived hy his wife. two sons and three daughters.