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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
A campbell sziiret
Szombaton tartja meg Macy szii-
reti mulatsagat a R6zsafiizer Tar
sulat campbelli Grow Hallban.-
Rigo Joska zenekara muzsikal--
Ertekes jutalmak kerulnek kiosz-
tasra.
"'Tokaj aranyborat,
Eyer piros levet,
Badacsony1 harmatat
llSak neZni. mem cleo.

SAX neZnl, mem eleg
- ICY sol a regi n6ta annak
sZafnyan emlekezesiink vissza-
sail regi multba s megelevene-
dix elottink egy hazai sziiret, re-
gi. kedves, soha mem feledheto ke-
pc. Hogy is volt regen odaaltal?
...Kora hajnalban kezd6dik
munka. Jokedvii dial r0ppen fel
sz6l0szed6 lanyok ajkarol a Wig
puttonyosok valaszolnak is a mo-
tara ok mintha mar kora reggel
megizleltek volna a csipos must
mezet Deriisen huncutkodnak
szemrevalo feher neppel.
A csapong6 j6kedv melle azon-
ban szorgos mnnka szegadik. A
SZed6k versenyrc kelnek egymas-
sal: vajjon XII szedi lc teljesen
kivalasztott sorban a fiirt0ket, XII
mex telik meg hamarabb kosa.
ra9 Mindegyik gyorsan es iigye-
sen vegzi a munkajat es vigyaz
ra, nehogy RAFT maradion valahol
egy-egy fiirt, inert utanuk jon
szigoru bilingerezo es kutatva
kutat: hol talalhat egv ottfelej
tett bilinget. R0gt0n kesz az ite-
lettel, amely szerint hanyag
biinos sarkat hajland6 hatra k0t-
nj.
Szaporan fogvnak sorok,
hordjak a sep izmu ferfiak, S
bem a preshazban, csorog frs
Sen sajto1t must
A szed0k szedik, a ferfiak hord
jak es sajtoljak sz6l6t, eszre sem
we've, hogy mar ebedre kondul
falubeli harang. K0zepre kerill a
hatalmas bogracs, amelyb6l fehe
rem sail a legbe kitiino gulyas
illata. K0riil0tte ehes nepseg, me-
rit ki-ki etvagya szerint, ameny
nyit csak akar. De sietni kell az
ebeddel. inert utana ismet eget0-
sen langol munka. S ICY meey
k6s6 estig.
Napnyugtara elhalkul hegyek
videke megjelenik a ravasz $40
l6pasztor a kijar6 kostol6 pohar-
ra. Jarja egesz nap a szol0ket $
estere mar felre all fejen kalap.
Mi az neki! Azert csak kiissza fe-
nekig az ICES szolo vert, inert egy
evig kell megint varnia, mig ked-
we're leihatja magat.
Eszrevetleniil besurran sotet
alkonyat trefas koboldja es mi
kor hazafele ballag a sziiretelo
n6pseg, n6tasan, dalolva, az uton
mar csak a hold fenye pislog...
Szaz sz6nak is egy a vege. A
hazai sziiretekhez hasonl6 lesz a
! R6zsaIfiizer Tarsulat szombati szii
reti balja. Aki mem hiszi, legyen
oft, meglatja! Rigo Joska muzsl-
kaja mellett perdiilnek maid tame
ra parok. Az igazi magyaros MAJ
latsag mellett. meg ertekes Jutal-
max varnak szetosztasra. A pasz-
tor lanYok sz6lotolvajt fog6 iigyes
sege iutalmazva leszen. Aki a leg
t0bb tolvajt megcsipi, egy erte-
kes karperecet, az iigyessegben
utana k0vetkezo, meg sep nyak-
lancet kap ajandekba. A legiigye-
lsebb ferfi pedig, egy sep szivar-
szipkaval leszen jutalmazva. Lee
Igyen tehat jelen minden magyar.
aki pompasan akar mnlatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21

vany erdeklodes csak annak BIZ
zonyiteka, hogy testvereink mem
erettek poitikailag szavazas
fontossagat meg mindig mem er-
xix at.
A Magyar Polgari Kor vczet6-
|sege keri a polgarok megjeleneset
S szamit ARA, hogy ugy tagok,
mint nem tagok, aterzik szom-
bati gyiilss jelentoseget s nasy
!szamban jelennek meg azon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
Poliikai gyules
most szombaton
A Magyar Polgari K0r keri a ma
gyarsag megjeleneset-A k5zelgo
valasztasra vonatkozolag ertskes
es (rdekes felvilagositasok lesz-
nek-A jel0ltek is beszelni fog
nak-Minel nagyobb szamban
legyiink jelen.

Ninnsen olyan ember k0z0t
think, aki naprol-napra ne iitk0z-
ne meg azon, hogv sokan mem el-
nek, hanem visszaelnek t0rveny-
adta joeaikkaL Mem hissziik, hogy
akadna olyan magyar, aki a most
6rvenyben l6v6 bevandorlaSi tor
venyt helyeselne $ ICY ranyomna
! a pecsetet egy olyan rendelkezes-
re, mely a csaladokat szetszakit
,, "a $ nem az. embersegesseg, ha
mem a gyiilolet jegyeben fogam-
zott meg.
Akad-e olyan, aki a szarazt0r-
venyt helyeselne minden felzu-
dulas nelkiil tudomasul veszi azo-
! kat a visszaeleseket, amiket en-
nek t0rvenynek maSzkaja alatt
clk0vetnek?
A csaladi otthon szentsege az
en- hazam. az en- varam' sertetlen
sege mar .csak multe - napja-
inkban rankt0rnek, feEforgat jal
hazat, halalra remitik a maya
/ ban otthon levo aSszonvt az
Jrn
elmennek. Italt kutattak, mem ta-
laltak. s evvel ell van intezve a
dolog.
Mem regisztralunk, ICY azutan
mem is szavazhatunk.
A magyar valasztoknak a fele
sem regisztralt az emult regiszt-
ralasi napok alatt! Miert? Ha az
/ illet6ket megkerdeznok. maguk
| Sc tudnak Okat adm.
Szavazasra keriil mem sokara a
sor. Remeljiik, hogy akik regiszt
raltak, legalabb azok ell mennek
szavaznak. De kire? Ismerik k e
a iel0lteket? Tajekozva vannak
multjukat, kepessegeiket illeto-
leg? Mert, ha mem, k0nnyen meg
esik, hogy halalos ellensegiinkre
adiak lie szavazatukat.
Okos ember m6djara, megfon-
tolva, helyesen eljiink szavazati
iogunkkal!
Szombaton, okt6ber 23.-an, este
FEEL NYOLCl oral kezdettel a
KOSSUTH K0R klubhelyisege
ben Macy fontossagu es jelent6see
teljes gyiilest tart Magyar Pol
gari K0r. A magyar szavaz6 pol
garokat kerjGk, jelenjenek meg
Iteljes szamban. A gyiilesen ismer
tetve lesznek a jelohtek, tobber
k0ziil0k szemelyesen is megjelen
nek $ beszelni fognak. A szava
East illetoleg pontos felvilagosi
tast nyerhet mindenki.
J Legyenek oft azok is, akik tisz
taban vannak ezekiel a dolgok
kal. Mutassak meg, hogy erik a;
egyiittmiikodes sziiksegesseget.
Igazan s0ep dolog lenne, h'
egyszer, vegre valahara, a ma
gyar .polgarok osszejonnenek te
kintelyes szamban. Az eddigi so
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21

fas, komikus helyzetek egesz sora
ad6dik maid.
J6l teszi mindenki, ha oft lesz
szen balon. Szebbet, iobbat, meg
almodni sc lehet!
Hetfon, okt6ber 25.-en, a Kos
suth K0r nagytermeben lesz meg
tartva minden idok legragyog6bb
balja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21

A magyar miikedvel6 el6ada-
sok mem csak sz6rakoztatnak, ha-
mem egyben meger6sitenek BEN
niinket magyarsagunk ban. Min
den magyar kaleidoscope a megje-
lenes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
A vasarnapi alapk0szenteles

Macy tNNEPELYESSEG KERETEBEN SZENTE-
LIK Eel vASARNAP FUGGETLEN REFORMA4
TUs EGYHAZ EPUL6 TEMPLOMANAK
MARVANY ALAPKOVET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21

Hol volt, hOl mem volt ?! Az
Operencias tenger inncnso part
jan. Macy Amerikaban, annak is
Youngstown nevezetii fiist0s, kOr
! mos varosaban volt megtartva
minden idGk legragyog6bb bal
ja... Icy kezdi maid meset,
1967-ben az Greg Nagymama. a
kinek szavdra elenken figyel IA
kis unoka. s aztan folyik $40 a
kaprazatos bali k0z0nsegr6l, a jel
mezekrol, az alarcosok tarka to-
meger6l, szines, "a szivarvany
minden szineben jatsz6 maszkak-
roll. Mert, amint az el6jelek mu
tat iak, hatalmaS szamu k0z0nseg
lesz jelen httfGi balon, hogy
magyarosan mulasson, tancoljon s
sz6rakozzOn.
AIT mem is pr6baljuk leirni,
hOgy meglepetesek milyen sora
var a k0zonsegre Pajzan jokedv,
kacago szemek, mulatsagos hely-
zetek .egesz sora, eek elenkitik a
hetf6i bait. No meg az erdekes
vendegek, alSik mind megigertek,
hogy erre a bali ejszakara atran-
dulnak Yonngstownba.
Az olahok Marit, kiralvn6 6jiiket
variak, a hetf6i balon mem lesz
jelen e bo,skorOs vendeg, ellen
ben megigerte erkezeset Gore Ca
! Dor bir6 uram. alSi egesz udvar-
/ itartasaval .eljon erre a balra. Le-
pend k0zsegbol indultak neki a
nagy ntnak Levi Nathan" ha-
j6val mivel az uszodat elzar-
talk haj6n utaz6 kiralyn6 es
kiserete szamara, biro uram is meg
jegyezte, hogy hat :. "Igen pisz-
kosak l0hetnek, hogy mindig ve-
SILK az fored6t.. %. m. a f."
| Gore bir6 urammal erkezett
Durbints s6gor, meg Katsa ci-
gany, kik0t6ben varta 0ket Z0ld-
fill Marci, Palyo Andris, meg
Veteran Pista. Muffol Miska mar
csak Youngstownban talalkozik
veliik. Ugyanazon haj6n erke-
zett meg Erdely berces honab0l,
a Kintornacs csalad'', azok is
oft leszmek balon. Ok azonban
csak oktober 81. .-en mutatkoznak
be. amikor elmeselik az egesz csa
lad hist6riajat.
Amerikai hiressegek is elj0n-
mex: Yellow Grange, Babe Ruth
tarsasagaban erkezik, ugyancsak
jelen lesz Trudy Bederle. aki fir
dc kosztiimben, valosaggal szen-
zaci6ja lesz balnak.
De XII tudna mind el0sorolni
, AIT a rengeteg jelmezest, masz-
kast, aki mind OFT lesz, hogy mu
lassOn. A maszkasOk felvOnulasa
kiil0n szenzacioja lesz balnak.
Sep, diszes, csillogo jelmezek
kesziilnek ere az alkalomra, a
lanyok, asszonynep versenyzik
egymassal, hogv melyiknek lesz
szebb jelmeze. Het pecsetes titok
ma meg, hogy milyen jelmezben
ilesz, sok haznal, meg a ferjuram-
max, sincs ez orrara kotve. Ha ell
jon a balba, meglatja, hogy mi
llyen maszkaba diszeleg az elete
|parja.
| Szines, mesebe lilo bali ejsza-
ka lesz a hetf6i. A rendez6seg gon
|doskodik arr6l, hogy semmiben Sc
Ilegyen hianyossag. A maszkak jn-
Italmazasara ertekes dijak szol-
galna'k, melyek mindegyike igazi
meglepet6s lesz Kitiin6 zenekart
szerz0dtetett rendezoseg, tame
max pem lesz vege soha. A hangn-
| lat emeleset szolgalja maid kon-
tetti, meg szerpentin, melyb6l ela-
gendo mennyiseg lesz.
4 Alanc viaelese kotelez6ve van
lteve este IL craig, adidig senki
sem tancoEhat alarc nelkiil. A ire
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21

A Youngstown fiiggetlen ma
gyar reformatus egyhaz tletenek
egyik nagyjelent6segii esemenye
zaJlik le vasarnap, oktober "a
EN-. Az nj egyhaz ekkor tart ia
alapl1oszentelesi iinnepseget, me-
lyet bankett k0vet az Ul1ran Hall
ban.
Az alapk6szenteles tanujele a
hivek zatkeszsegenek, hithii-
segenek es magyarsaganak.
Egy NJ magyar SionnaIk alap-
k0vet szenteli fel vasarnap a fig
getlen magyarsreformatus gyiile-
kezet, mely ha felepiil es elkesziil,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21

Ahogy mar hirdettetett is, reank ovo vasarnap
teljuk Mahoning Ave. 925 aatt epulo templomunk
alapkovet Ismeteen meghivunk rea mnden helybal es
kornyekbel magyart Az unnepseg deelott 11-kor kez
d0dk. vegeztevel egyutt marsolunk Ukran Halba.
El6l rezesbanda, azutan gyalogosok Is hatul ak ge
pen i0nnek Az Ukran Hallban ebed szolgaltatik fe
uana program es az angol es magyar beszedek megha
gatasa ESQ eseten templom helysegben tartjuk meg
szenteles Leanyok feher vagy magyar ruhaban jojje
nek lehet0leg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
Az innepseg utan rezesbandaval vonu kozonseg Uk
ran Hallban tartando bankettre

meltan 'hirdeti maid hosszu evti.
zedeken at az egyhaz hiveinek
keszsfget, hitiikh0z, meggy6z6dt-
siikh0z val0 ragaszkodasat.
A vasarnalpi alapkoszenteles
mem csak reformatus iinnep, ha-
mem egyben magyar iinnep is,
melyre hivatalos az egesz magyar
sag!
Az alapk6szentelesi iinnepseget
illetoleg, a figgetlen magyar re-
formatus egyhaz lelkesze, Mt, DIR.
Gerenday Laszl6 k0vetkezoket
kohl a magyarsaggal:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12
TO SEND MURDER
FACTS TO CHICAGO
Prosecutor Grove to Aid in
Haag- Case.

A complete bill of information,
telling in detail conditions at the
time of the murder of Wilkinson
Haag, drug company official, at the
Green Mill barbecue place, May IT,
was expected to be mailed by po-
lice today to Robert E. Grove of
Chicago, Cook County Qll.) prosecu-
tor. Haag was slain in a hold-up.
Local officials are seeking to find
if Hilton, Dizzy Whizzy" Crouch.
held in Chicago on a banditry
charge, was connected with the fatal
hold-up. A letter was received from
Grove Saturday stating that he and
his deputies were at the disposal of
local authorities in the matter.
Prosecutor William H. Remy and
Detective Inspector Claude Worley
decided to send the bill of facts.
Developments since the murder also
will be narrated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12
Puzzle a Day

Here is AN interlocking diamond
word puzzle. The sides are com
posed of fve-letter words. Each
number and circle stands for one
letter. The following are the
definitions for these words: to 2, i'm.
pressive; to 8. demise; to 4, flash;
to 8, regular and uniform step
5 to 6, to walk heavily; to 7, layers
or thicknesses: 6 to 8, fatigues; to
Z, bruises; to 8, hirsute; 8 to 10,
too long; 3 to II, women's apart
ment in a Mohammedan residence,
IL to 10. to grieve. The three middle
letters of each five-letter word form
three-letter word. There are IL of
these hidden in the puzzle.
Can you find them?
Brainagram answer:
If you missed only two answers
out of 20 your rating in this test was
good. The correct answers are as
follows: 1. SOER-rose; 2. SYAPN
-pansya 8. TWPSAEEE-sweet
peas; 4. OHXLP phlox; 5.
UATUTNSIRM-n g. TEO
IVL-violet: 7. YNEOP-peony; s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; 8. sonnet
PRP1primrose; 10. STRUCCO-
crocus; IL. STAUCEBBHOLOTNR-
bachelors button; IL. EEIULLFRSD
-fleur-de-lis; -. PTNLT-tulip; IA.
CHLESEUNKYO - honeysuckle; Is.
LBBLLEEU-blueb
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12
SEES THEFT ATTEMPT
Man Witnesses Two Leaping From
His Automobile.

Search is being made for the two
men who escaped after being dis
covered attempting to steal the auto
of Harry Powers, 1919 Miller ST.,
early Sunday. 1t was parked near
his home.
Powers said two men leaped from
his auto and fled when he APP
preached. An auto standing in the
middle of the street was sent to the
police garage. Police said the auto
probably was the property Of the
men who escaped.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to po-
lice belong to:
DIR. G. f. Bruer. 3141 N. Illinois
St.. Rickenbacher; 516-342; from
Delaware and Market SITS.
Edward Lime, 21S1 Station ST..
Ford; 566-11S; from 212s Station st.
Saunders System. 81 N. Pennsyl-
vania ST.; Willys-Knight; $1,000;
from SEVERN Hotel.
Dennis Hanrahan. Drexel Gar
dens; Ford from haywood Park.
Nettie Wilson, 1909 e. Thirteenth
ST.; Ford; 53S-4S9; from in front of
that address.
Virgil Bragg. 1851 w. Twenty
Third ST.. Chevrolet; 405-3S6; from
Capitol Ave. and Market st.
Indianapolis Auto Sales Company,
3430 N Capitol Ave; Marmon; from
S34 Indiana Ave.
Ambrose Cook, 32S Euclid Ave;
Ford: from Riverside Park.
Edward C. Wise, 434 Irving Pl.;
Durant; 542-424; from Riverside
Park.
Luther Burgin. Danville, Ind:
Overland; from Senate Ave- and
Washington st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12

The woolworth Building In New
York City, which towers 1872 feet above
the street, is the highest building in
the United States.
II all the bottles Of Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound sold in
1925 could be placed end TO end. they
would make column as high as the
woolworth Building. And there would
be enough left over to extend from
Lynn, Massachusetts, to Cleveland. o.
In every little village as in every
thriving city along the route, there are
enthusiastic women who are glad to
tell others how much Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has helped
em.-Advertisement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12
CHICAGO GUNNER
KILL THREE MORE
Taxi Driver and Couple Shot
to Death.
Bu United Press

BU UHtted Press
CHICAGO, July 12.-Gunmer
claimed three more lives in Chi
cago's west side badlands early to-
day and one Of the gunner, Thomas
McWain of Muskegon. Mich, has
confessed his part in the killings.
McWain was arrested on suspicion
as he dove an automobile at high
speed away from the scene of the
shootings. He said his companion,
whom he knew only as Eddie" did
the shooting.
According to McWain's explana-
ton Of the killings, he and Eddie"
held up Ludwig Rose, a taxicap
chauffeur, shot him to death, and
drove away in his automobile. then
came upon Miss Marie BLANC, 20,
and her finance. Fred Helm. rs, who
were sitting in Helms automobile in
front of the girls home. In at
tempting to rob the couple, Helms
resistance angered them and Eddie
shot both of them.
Authorities are holding McWain
nhis confession and are looking
for Eddie"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12
NO SERIOUS ACCIDENTS
Police Investigates More Than 8
Score of Weekend Crashes.

Although traffic was heavy and
police investigated more than a score
of accidents, no one was seriously
injured during the weekend, police
reported today.
Those slightly injured in weekend
accidents: Mamie Hunter. so, of
1345 Kentucky Ave-; Edward Kline
felter. 16, Of $50 Terrace Ave; Hart
ford Sallee, Greensburg, Ind; T. E.
Millikan, R. r. X, box 1876; Harry
Koers. 4, of 635 N. Oxofrd ST.; j.
w. Chesher. 2135 Columbia Ave-;
Clarence Bartholomew, Is, of 1924
Broadway, and Miss Myrtle Eison,
20, Of 335 e. Raymond st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12
HENCE, HOME, YE IDLE
Officers Settle Differences Over Dis
puted Spouse.

When Motorpolice Baker and
Baker answered a call in the 500
block Indiana Ave-, early Sunday
they found William Thomas. Negro,
of 407 W. North ST., pulling his
wife, Mabel, by one arm and Charles
Lewis, Negro, of III E. ST. Clair ST.,
pulling her by the other arm in the
opposite direction.
She's going with me-" said
Thomas.
Ditto" said Lewis.
"All of you are going with us, -
the officers said
They did. Thomas and Lewis
were slated on assault and battery
charges and Mrs. Thomas was
slated for vagrancy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12
STRUCK LEAVING CAR
Man Cut, Bruised When Hit by Au.
tOmObile-Driver Held.

Lewis Miles. %. Mooresyille, was
cut and bruised today when struck
by an auto after alighting from a
street car in 500 block Massachusetts,
Ave.
Motorpolicemen Bernauer and Car
ter took Miles to the White Truck
Company, SIT Massachusetts, Ave,
where he is employed, and admin
istered first aid.
Ernest Mills. Negro, 2347 Balti-
more Ave-, driver. was charged with
passing a street car discharging pas
sengers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12
YOUNG WOMAN
ROBBED, THROWN
FROM MACHINE
Two Men Sought-Theft OF
5000 Diamond Ring
Reported.

Police today were searching fol
the two men who threw Miss Betty
Jane Services, about is, Brownsburg
Ind, from their auto near Spring
Lake, southwest of the city, and
took her purse, hat and kodak, val
ued at $40, Sunday, according to hei
story.
Miss Services, brought to the city
by Deputy Sheriff Chester Raglan
said she met the men at Kentucky
Ave. and South St. Sunday, and
after driving to the lake they threw
her from the auto. Miss>Servies said
she had taken off her shoes and they
refused to give them to her. She
was bruised.
5000 Diamond Stolen
Mrs. Ida Moore, GA N. East ST.
Apt. 4, said she missed $500
diamond ring after an auto ride
with a man Saturday. No trace OF
Lie UldIl IDS DCCH 1O0id.
Hold-up of a Kroger grocery,
Church and Wyoming SITS, probably
was averted late Saturday when
Dewey Seim, Seminole Hotel, man
ager of the store, chased with a gun
a man from the store, who had been
acting suspiciously.
Prowler Routed
J. A. Massey, 1889 w. Ohio ST.,
said a prowler whom he discovered
in the room of his daughter Evelyn
escaped from him early Sunday. The
prowler was near the bed when dis
covered. Lee Whyde, 2241 Yandes
ST., said he was aroused early Sun
day by a man choking him. The
prowler reached through a, window
and seized Whyde by the throat. po-
lice said. Tire, tube and rim. valued
at $2450 were stolen from Whyde' s
garage, he said.
Other thefts:
Charles Rubeo, 1901 Bellefontaine
St, house entered, clothing and jew
elry valued at $62 taken; Mary
Blakely. 1902 Roosevelt Ave-, $21 by
pickpocket; Allison Davis. 247 E.
Raymond ST.. $50 in clothing and
jewelry stolen from house; Fred
Bishop, 1890 S. Meridian ST., money,
rare coins and cigarets valued at
$40 from grocery and small amount
of money from home of Clyde Bess,
304 S.. Noble st.
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ATTORNEY IN ACCIDENT
Five Persons Narrowly Escape In
jury i'm Crash.

Frank P. Baker. attorney, 1925
Woodlawn Ave-, and four members
of his family narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury and possibly death. late
Sunday when their machine was
struck by another on a road be-
tween Akron and Peru while they
were returning from northern In
diana lake.
Emerging from a side road, a
farmers machine struck Baker'4
squarely, tipping 1t UP on its side.
No one was injured
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DENVER HOST WEDNESDAY

bU UWtTBU TTtBS
DENVER. July 12.-"To simplify
and expedite judicial procedure" will
be the purpose of this years meet
ing of the American Bar Associa-
ton, which will open here on
Wednesday, according to the organi-
zation's president, Chester 1. Long,
Wichita, Kan.
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SMITH FUNERAL HELD
Rites at Home for Secretary of In
diana Manufacturers.

Funeral services were held at 10
g.. m. today for Frank M. Smith, Sec
rotary of the Indiana Manufacture
ers' Association, who died Friday at
the Methodist Hospital. The Rev.
Orien w. Filter. Central Avenue M.
E. Church, pastor. officiated at
services at the residence, 1925 Park
Ave. Burial was in Crown Hill
Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Ed Neff of
South Bend, Ind; Frank Littleton,
Howard Binkley, Earl L. Gender,
William Hereth and Harry Nc
Michael, of Indianapolis.
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TENT SERVICES BEGIN
Presbyterian Leader in Charge of
Presbyterian Revival.

A tow weeks evangelistic service,
conducted by DIR. John w. Lee of
Philadelphia, Pa, field commissioner
for the Presbyterian Church, opened
Sunday night in a large tent on the
ground opned by the congregation
of st. Paul Presbyterian Church,
Paris Ave. and Twenty Fifth st.
The ground is the site of a new
church now under construction. Cor
ner stone laying ceremonies will be
held July IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12
WORRIED OVER FRUIT

LONDON.-Great Britain import
ed more than 100000 pounds of
canned fruits and vegetables last
year, so the National Food Canning
Council is launching campaign for
boosting home products. British can
ners plan to triple their output this
year. ~ atME
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WOMAN TAKES POISON

Mrs. Elizabeth Churchill. 81, Ne
gro, of 1848 N. New Jersey ST. is
In city hospital suffering from the
effects of poison self-administered
Sunday in what police said was an
attempt to end her life. She will
recover, hospital attaches said. Do
mestic trouble was blamed,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-12
ELK CONVENTION OPENS

BIZ Untfed Press
CHICAGO, July 12.-The men who
rally to the call of Hello Bill"
100000 of them. gathered here to-
day for the sixty-second annual con-
vention of the B. P. o. E. Registra-
ton Of delegates began early and
continued throughout the day, with
every train and highway swelling
the number of visitors.
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OFFICERs FIRE; MEN ESCAPE

No trace has been found Of the
men who escaped from Motorpolice
Tague and Ferguson Sunday when
the officers investigated a reported
fight in the 1000 block s. West st.
officers fired several shots as the
men fed.
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MAN AND WIFE IN. FIGHT
Woman in Hospital With Injuries
Husband Held.

Mrs. Elizabeth Mails, Negro, Of
43S Toledo ST.. today is in city hos
pital suffering with head wounds,
and her husband. Ernest Mails, Ne
gro, Of 323 w. Vermont ST.. and
Rose Gibson, Negro, same address,
are charged with assault and battery
with intent to kill.
Police say Mrs. Mails was injured
when she engaged in a fight with
her husband and Miss Gibson when
she went to their home Sunday.