davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
FoNTos GYtjLEs
A hazak eladasa-A cleveland We
vO-Hatarozathozatal.

A Kossuth Kor most vasarnap
este sajat klubbhelyisegeben, 124
East Federal ST., rendkiviil Macy
fontossagu gyiilest tart.
A vasarnapi gyiiles alkalmaval
sz6nyeere keriil a ket haz es lot
eladasanak ileye. Kivanatos do
log tehat, hogy mindeR tag okvet-
leniil megjelenjen. A yev6, aki
Clevelandb6l jon, szemelyesen OFT
lesz a gyiilesen, hogy hazeladas
ii2yeben targyaljon a k0ri tagok-
kal.
NvOmatekosan es ismetelten fell
hivjuk a k0r 0ssztagsaganak fl
gyelmet vasarnap sesti gyiiles
rendikviili fontossagara. Minden
tag legyen jelen, hogy az ajanlott
0sszeg megfelelese vagy meg mem
felelese f0l0tt, mindannyian don't
sink, inert keSobbi felszolalaso-
kat k0r figyelmen xviii fogja
hagyni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
LAToGATAsOK

Az elmult 10 nap alatt ket Yer
hovay f6tisztvisel6 is jart varo-
sunkban.
Vasarnap ket hete lit volt Fc-
jes Andras, az egylet k0zponti ell.
noke, mig a heten Gaspar Istvar
k0zponti penztarnok idoz0tt ket
apig ,k0riinkben es Clevelandban
Mindket f6tisztvisel0 meglato
gatta a fi6k egyes tisztviseloit. B;
mulatukat fejeztek hi Youngstown
haladasa felett. A ket f0tisztvise
10 utjanak celia Nemenyi Mikl6'
Ern6 tit lako igazgatoval val0 ta
nacskozasok voltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
A fuggetlen ref. egyhaz vasarnapi
kabare-estje
Kasszikus enekszamok komkus elentek fogjaK tarkta
nj vasarnap est msor- elvezetben lesz resze
varosunk magyarsaganak

viselni az idGt s faradsagot mem
ismer0 miikedvel0k nemes mrtnka-
jat.
A sok tame 6S enekszamokon XII
viii, ket kedves szindarabban is
lesz rfsziink. Szinre keriil: "A no
tas Pail" es "A tancos Ferin ci-
mil pompas vigjat6k, telve sep
enek eS tancSzamokkal.
A kabare estely zenei r6sze mes
teri kezekben van. DIR. Gerenday
Laszlone Macy zenei kepzettsege
minden tekintetben biztoseka les2
az eloadas Macy sikerenek.
Ne feledjuk ell. A mulatsag
most vasarnap este s oral kezdet.
tel lesz megtartva a West Rayen
avei Ukran Hall szinhaztermeben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29

Pompas S minden mozzanata-
ban valtozatos miisoru kabare es-
telyben lesz resze most yasarnap
varosunk es k0rnyeke magyarsa-
saganak. Ugyanis ekkor rendezi a
figgetlen reformatus. egyhaz IF
jusaei K6re5' pompasaak igerke
70 kabare-estslyet W. Rayen avei
Ukran Hall hatalmas termeben.
Vasarnap este az Ukran szin-
pad lampai el3 varosunk legjobb
m ii X d V e | 8 i keriilnek ismet,
hogy p m p jatekukkal
feledhetetlen estet szerezzenek ne
liink. Kell is, hogy oft legyen min
den magyar! Aki tudja, hogy NIT
jelent egy kabare el6adas leren-
dezese, az bizonyara sziven fogja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
Szombaton este majusi "Szekfu Bap'
Balogh Bella, hirneves 'radio cigany"
muzsikal

vgos edv rgyee akaszo hangulat lesz ura Kouth Kor
banA euttal vosgos erdove fogjak varzsol
egyes hogyike egy pompa szeut kap ajandekba
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
vERHovAY BAL

Ne felejtse ell senki sem, hogy
Piink0sd hetfoj6n az iden a Yer
hovay Egylet iinnepli meg negy-
ven ewes jubileumi baljaval a
Moose Templeben. Rigo J6ska XII
tiin6 zenekara muzsikal ezen mu-
latsagon.
A Verhovay fi6k Youngstown
ban egyike vezeto test uleteknek
Remeljiik, hogy akkor, amikol
ilyen szep alkalmat, 40 ewes jubi
leumot iinnepel magyarsag leg
nagyobb 6s legmegbizhat6bb egy,
lete. akkor a Youngstown es vi
deki magyarsag teljes STAMINA
meg fog jelenni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29

ifjusag szive pezsdiil fel legel6sz0r
a tavaszi eletzsongasra es szerelem
virul virul XII fatal szivek ben,
boldog napsugaras fatal szere-
lem.
Es majus scent iinnepen vira
gos jokedv, riigyeket fakaszto
hangulat lesz urra Kossuth K0r
hajdani nagytermeben. A Koss1lth
K0r .ekkor rendezi els0 tavaszi
vigadalmat: a pompas ''Szekfii
Balt.
A kor vezetosege nagyaranyu
elokesziileteket tett a bal sikere
erdeke chen, baltermet hatalmas
erd6ve fogjak varazsolni, hogy a
balteremben megtartott tavaszi
vigadalmon ne hianyozzek a ia
vasz els0 friss Tide zoldje. A belle
pc holgyikek pompas szekfiit
| kapnak ajandekba. Lesz OFT t0bb-
fele szinu: piros, feher egyarant
A szombati mulatsag legna-
gyobb nevezetessege Balogh Bella
a vonos-ciganyok koronazatlan XII
ralya, a hires radio-cigany" zene
kara lesz. Tehat talpalaval6 tekin
teteben ugyancsak bowen lesz re
sziink. Balogh es zenekarar6l ma
t0bbHben megemlekeztek az an
| gol lapok, mindenkor a legna
| gyobb elismeressel nyilatkoztak
! Ne feledje ell senki! majus else
| jen, szombaton Szekfu Bal" les
a Kossuth Kor hajdani nagyter
meben. Legyen oft minden ma
gyar - Greg, fatal agyrant, hog,
Balogh Bella ciganyzenekara me.
lett, gondmentesen kinulathas
!. suk magunhat !!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
GY0RGY0K NAPJA


Kellemes meelepetesben reszesi-
tettek szombaton, Scent Gy0rgy
naIpjan Balasllo Gy0rgyot, a yo-
rngstowni magyar egyleti es egy-
hazi elet tevekeny tagjat baratai
"Gyuri" semmit sem sejtett, a
mikor egyszerre beallitottak haza
nal baratai, k0ztuk a Scent Ist-
van egyhaz vezet0 emberei.
A kedelyes tarsasag meglepe,
tesnek kesziilt nagyszerii vacsora
utan, jo hangulatban beszelgeteti
kes6 ejszakaig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
KEDvEz1GENYEs BEALLAs.

FL !.
Felhivjrik mindazok figyelmet,
akik a Keresked0k es Iparosok
Korenek tagjai 6hajtanak lenni,
hogy kor beallasi dija junns5
l5.-ig $5-rol $25O-re leszallitta-
tott.
Hissziik, hogy kedvezme-
nyes beallasi idot sokan ki fog
Sak haszpalni arra, hogy . k0r
tagjab lehessenek. Az LparDs IS
Keresked6 Kor varosunkban AZ
dasos mnnkst vegez magyar nev
mex Is becssiletnek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
XII szULETETT MAJUsBAN?

A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r ma
jus 17.-iki baljan a Majus Kiraly-
nojet szerctne megkoronazni. Ez
ert keri k0r vezetoseee, hogy
mindazok a magyar lanyok, akik
ma jusban sziilettek, jelentsek be
neviiket Brogli elnoknel. A majus
ban sziiletettek k0ziil lesz a XII
ralyn6 megvalasztva.
A mulatsae irant kiilonben igen
nagy erdeklodes mutatkoZik. A
Moose Hallban lesz megtartva es
Rigo J6ska fog muzsikalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
Hetf0n este Rigo Joska "Hazateresi
BaP'-ja a Moose Hall tanctermeben

Amint mar arr0l t0bb izben en-
litest tettiink, Rig6 J6ska "Haza-
teresi Balja" a Moose Hall nagy-
termeben majus 3.-an, rankk0vet-
kezo hetfon este lesz megtartva.
Pompas tavaszi hangulat lesz
urra ezen a majusi balon. A fla
tai szivek hevesebb dobogasa, az
Greg szivek fiatalos iiteme, lesz
halk kiser6 zeneje Rig6 J6ska mu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29

aprsi reAis id6ras so orome szamunkra
E1ben h6ban arban bowen volt rznk csak lit o feebuk
nap melenge6 maid k0ny0en hdeg ESQ
kovette feebredee bmbo fakadas bvosbao
Fas k6lee just unfeJ kiz6ben
gynnk kalyak szurkos fe csakgy dill kemenyek oryu
kab6 Mnden fuenek & vedekee hideg d6jaras ell
Hol enni yenkor meleg szobaban KEEL
ygadni muktn e kacagn Maban
resn tacenek megeevened
nek magyar minden Mnenki muani megy,
hogy atel fagyaert karpotolva legyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
GAzDA-MUNKAS BANK
A legels6 ilyen fajta p6nzint6ze-
tet Salemben szerveztek meg.
Ha1nory Gy0rgy q Gazda-M Munkas
Bank egyik vezet6je.

OlHrStOWH rs SditIIi h0EHyc
ken gazda es munkas kozonseg
peiNiigyi befolyasat nagyban meg
er6siti azoknak "a vezereknek az
igyekezete, akik tudjak, 'hogyl a
gazda Is munkas mozgalomban a
t3ke ereje milyen hatalInat je-
lent.
Az Egyesiilt Allamokban leg
cls6 gazda es munkas bankot eZek
vezcrek SalemIben most alakitot
tax meg, meg pedig ugy, hogy az
1922. decembereben $2,000.O00
alapt6kevel megalakult The Mu-
tnal Savings and Loan Co.-t Salem
ben atvettek es ujraszerveztek. A
nagy j0v6jii es mem csak penziigyi,
de erk0lcsi celokat is szolgal6 in
tezet 0nall6 vezetes alatt all, de
SzOroS 0sszek0ttetesben van a yo-
ungstowni Union Savings Co.-val,
amelynek ot igazgat6jat a salemi
bank is igazgat6i k0ze valasztot-
ta
A @lemi gazd2 -munkas penzin
tezet tanacsanak eln0ke j. G. Wal
ton. igazgat0-eln0ke Lee Stcuer-
wald, az elektriknSok iigynoke es
epit6 munkasok titkara Ynungs-
townb6l; aleln0k: s. f.. Melntish
Salem, masodiIs aleln0ke: Ode
Grubb, a Federation of Labor KEEP
viseloje a Youngstown kerulet
ben; harmadik alclnok John Pep
pie, Salem; titkara pedig II. D.
Knnkle Yomgstownbol.
Az igazgatosag tagjai: J. G..
| Walton. Lee Steuerwah, S. Il. Me-
Intish, Hamory Gy6rgy, IL. D.
Kunkle, John Pepple.J- Ri Moore,
Homer J. Mounts, J. X. Malmfod.
Charles Dennison. Az NJ penzintf-
yet celia az, hogy gazda es mum
kas k0zonseg k0reben a takarekos-
sagot el0mozditSa, csaladi ottha-
nok felepiteset elosegitse es gaz-
dak es munkasok koz0tt szOros 0sz
szek0ttetest szervezzen.
A salemi gazda munkas bank
epugy, mint Youngstown Union
Savigns and Loan CO., a betete-
ket teljes 0sszegig viszontbiztosit :
ia, ami ait jelent, hogy penzet bar
mely esetben mindenki az utolso
centig visszakapja.
Az NJ penzintezet ot es fel sza
zalek kamatot fizet es gazda es
munkas k0z0nseTnek hazepitesre
meltanyos k0lcs0n0ket utal ki.
I Ugyfeleinek minden t0rvenyes
kedvezmenyt meead es egyik To-
celia gyanant a gazda- es munkas
osztaly anyagi fiiggetlensegenek
kiyiyasara t0rekszik. AZ igazgat6-
sag salemi tagjai valamennyien
szoros 0sszek0ttetesben allanak a
gazda es munkas szervezetekkel.
| Az igazgatosag Youngstown tag
| jai k0ziil Hamory Gyorgy, Union
Savings and Loan Co. managere,
aki salemi intezetnel is EFT a
fontos allast t0lti be. Kunkle es
| Milford igazgatosagi tagok pedig
/ La munkas szervezetek t0rtenete-
ben is erdemes neyet biztositottak
ma guknak.
A betetek biztositasa folytan az
III salemi bank a legbizt osabb anyu
gi alapon all es a gazda es munkas
erdekek penziigyi szolgalasa altal,
rendkiviil fontos es 6rtekes hiva-
tast t0lt be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29

XII ne emlekeZne a regi boldog
idok feledhetetlen emlekii Time
pers: Majus elsejere? A munka
Observation-Disclosures iinnepe is ma
jus elsejere esik, inert az. elet fell
szaIbadulasa munka szabadsaga
is. hiszen munka az ember elete.
Mem veletlen hogy a munkassag
majusi napot tette meg Macy i'm
nepeve. A majusi azert legel6szor
is az ifjusage es a szereleme. Az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
HALAL EGY CsIZMAERT

Egy par sarga csizmAert lottek
agyon Imrati Jozsef halaszhomo-
Xxi gazdat RaH JOSEF k0zhonved
es Velki Matyas civil-ember. A
meggyilkoltrol lehuztak a sarga
csizmat Is azzal kereket oldottak.
Rajz J6zsefet a honvedtorveny-
seek halalra. itelte, Velki Matyast
Ia debraceni t0rvenyszek otevl
fegyhazra itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
zsika.ianak.

zsikaianak.
Kiss Bella, ismert magyar tame
mester tette lehetove, hogy Rigo
visszaterien, es k0ltseget mem XII
melve, el0legezte het tagu banda
max az utikoltseget is. A mindig
mosolyg6sk6pii Rigo vajda ezt ugy
halalta meg, hogy Kiss Bella rem
dezeseben mutatkozik be el0sz0r
vissZaterese utan varosunk es vi
d6ki magyarsagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
4 Majusi unnep fobb esemenyei

szoMBAToN A KossUTH K0R MAJUs1 'sZEKFU
BAHIA A K0R nAJDANI NAGYTERMEBEN,
VASARNAP: A FtJGGETLEN REFORMATUS IFJU-
SAGI K0R "KABARE ESTELYE' Az UKRAN HALL
BAN HETF0N RICO J0SKA "HAZATERESI BAL
IA" A MOOSE HALL HATAI4As TANcTERMBEN.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-29
(N.l Kesik a tayasz.

A kesof tavasznak k0sz0nhetS
a mnnkaviszonyok gyeneiilese is
a youngstowni- es vid6ki hatal-
mas acel- es vasgyarakban.
A zord id3jaras hagyon keslel-
teti az epitcsek megkezdeset. Ter
meszetesen az epit6k is lassabban
vasarolnak acelt. A milli6s utepi-
test tervek is j6 ido elerkeztet var
jak. Ma mar az utakba is renge-
teg acelt hasznalnak.
Az autoipar is megerzi a napsn-
gar hianyat. Kinek van kedve hi
deg, saros, es6s; SGT havas idSben
vi gepet venni es AIT kivinni. Meg
az is, aki meg telen megvette nj
gepet, tavaszi szallitasra haszlaszt-
ia gepenek atvetclet. Ennek k6-
vetkezmenye az, hogy az autome-
bill gyarak raktarai t01nve van
max. gepekkel es a termelest csok
kenteni kellett, addig, mig a ge-
pek vev6k kezebe keriilnek.
Nagyreszt ez az Okla annak,
hogy mi videkiink0n most lassab
ban folyik a munka, de a nagy
gyarosok velemenye szerint, j6 vi
szonyokra van kilatas, mihelyt az
lido tart6san megjavul.
Mar gyakran Ostoroztuk lapunk
hasabjain bekebirak IS konstab-
lereink tulkapasait es t0rvenyte-
len cselekedeteit, amelyeknek al
dozatai rendesen a bevandoroltak
soraib6l keriiltek Xxi.
Sz6t erdemelne azonban egy
mask dolog is, ami kozvetleniil
erinti csaknem minden automo-
Dli tulaJdOnOS ZseDet.
Ez pedig az a lehetetlen rossz
szokas, amely bevette magat Yo-
ungstownban: t.. l., hogy egyes
iigyveaek hajtsarokat, felhajt6-
kat tartanak, akik meenehezitik
az auto balesetekb6l kifoly6 kar-
teritesi iigyek elintezeset.
Youngstownban ez helyzet
annyira elfajult, hogy ebben az
evben mi varosunkban a legna-
gFohb biztositasi dijat he'll fizets
nj aut6balesetek ellen.
Hogy ezek felhajt6k mennyi-
re szemteleniil dolgomak, hadd
mondjunk ell esy peldat.
Nemregen egy a hegyen lak6
tot ember tarsaival nekihajtott
egy villamos kocsinak. Az utasok
KOHL egy azonnal meghalt, a t0b-
bi pedig kevesbbe sulyos seriile-
seket szcnvedett.
A halottakat meg haza sem szal-
litottak, maris q iigyved hajtsarok
eg6sz raja szallotta meg a hazat
es a szomorusagt6l ketsegbeesett
csaladnak ezt, vagy ait az iigyye-
Diet ajanlotta a karteritesi igeny
kepviselettre.
Akarhany mas ilyen esetet tu-
dunk.
Megt0rtent mar magyar csala-
doknal is, hogy alig t0rtent sze-
rencsetlenseg gyarban, maris a
haznal teremtek hajtsarok es
mindenfele igeretekkel seriiltet,
vagN 0zvegyet ARA akartak rabir-
nj, hogy az tgy vitelevel 6ket biz
Yak meg.
A magyarsag j6l tudhatja, hogy
az ilyen emberek csak a sajat zse-
biikre dolgoznak es hogy az iigy.
we'd, aki ilyen fehajt6kat alkal'
MAJ, mem erdemli meg bizalmat
inert vegeredmenyben az iigyye.
den Xviii, felhajt6t is nagy koz-
benjarasi dij illeti meg.
Szamtalan esetben megt0rtent
hogy az, akivel aut6baleset tor
tent, alig kapott' egypar centet =
mig az ugyved es felhajt6ja, sza'
zakat vagtak zsebre.
Tisztesseges iigyvedek mem men
mex hazhoz ajanlkozni. Azok iro.
dajukban varjak feleket. Az
ilyen iigyved bizonyara becsiilete.
sebb es megbizhatobb, mint al
ol~,o~ IL: ok. .o.Sa .ro-., S1,x 4
New Britain herald., 1926-07-20
HACKNEY LEADS GOLFERS
Mass. Professional Romps Into Lead In Tournament At New Haven
 Golf Links.

New Haven, July 20 Pl-Shooting his morning round of 8 holes in one stroke better than par, D. D. Hack ney of the Merrimack Valley club, Methuen, Mass, led the field of pro- fessional golfers at the end of 54 holes today, in the annual tourna- ment of the New England Profess sional Golfers association for cham pionship honors,
 Hackney went out In S3 and came home in 37, a total of 70 which was added to his 147 for S6 holes played yesterday. On the 18th hole today the gallery expected him to make it in five but he had one bad putt which cost a stroke. The par for IS holes Is 71.
 Donald Vinton, of Plymouth. Mass, with 219 for his total was next to Hackney and Willie Ogg. of Worcester, stood third with 222. Vinton also had 147 at the end of play yesterday and Ogg had 149. Einton recently took the Massachu- setts open championship, having crowded Hackney for the honor, and in the final IS holes this afternoon the play of both was keenly watch ed
New Britain herald., 1926-07-20
Andrews May Seek Worldwide Aid
 in Enforcing Prohibition in U. s.

London. July 20 Rp-A bid for worldwide cooperation of foreign governments in the enforcement of prohibition in the United States may be the outcome of the present Anglo-American discussion here, if plans materialize as anticipated by Washington.
 In the event an agreement is reached with the British, it Is con- sldered likely that other govern ments, particularly of the European continental countries, will soon be approached by the United States with a view to opening similar dis cussions designed to bring about in- ternational understanding which ultimately would deal death blow to the rings of trans-oceanic boot leggers.
 Brigadier General Lincoln S. An drews American prohibition en- forcement chief, said to the Associ- ated Press today:
 If we are successful in our pres ent mission. it is quite probable l feel that other governments may be appealed to, to give ear to our plead ings to interrupt the activities of the rum runners who lave constantly broken our laws"
 This Is a question, however. which must be decided by Washington, he
New Britain herald., 1926-07-20
TWO WOMEN INJURED IN
 WALNUT HILL PARK CRASH
Mrs. Carrie Winchester And Daush. ter, Esther, Victims of Collision
 Of Automobiles.

Automobiles driven by Fred j.. Gennette of 237 South Main street and David Winchester of 1SI Lincoln street collided last evening In Wal nut Hill park, and Mrs. Carrie Win chester. who was in one of the cars. suffered a cut on the head that ne- cessitated the taking of five stitches. Her daughter, Miss Esther NYinches- ter, suffered abrasions about the head and face. Dr. r. w. Fox at- tended Mrs. Winchester. Both cars were damaged Supernumerary Oni- cer Charles McGrath, who investi- gated, reported no cause for police action.
 An automobile driven by Pasquale Soffiete of 21 Arch street struck FL mer Heltman, aged 10, of Al Main street, about o'clock last evening, but did not hurt him. according to report to the police. MT. Soffiete said the boy ran from the sidewalk into the street and was struck by the left front fender.
 An automobile operated by Henry Zehrer of 61 Trinity street struck a bicycle on which Oscar Futterleid of 161 Curtis street was riding and broke the rear wheel at the corner of Main and West Main streets yes- terday forenoon. Zehrer had stopped at the red light signal and when he started. his car struck the bicycle. He had the damage repaired.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-20
TREASURY REFUTES
 CHURCH|LL'S CLAIM
Assistant Secretary COun- ters England's Analysis
 With Figures

Washington, July 20 Ps-The re- marks of Winston Churchill, chan cellor of the British eXchequer, on Secretary Mellon's analysis of Eng lands debt to this country were countered today by the treasury with figures.
 In support of Mir. Melons state ment that England borrowed a large, proportion of its debt to us for purely commercial as distin- euished from war purposes" Acting Secretary Winston offered an item ized account of Great Britain's s7,20o,000OOo expenditures In the country during the war.
 He declared the figures spoke for themselves and in the absence Of Secretary Mellon. who is en route to Europe for his vacation, he de- clined to comment on the assertion of Mr. Churchill before the house of commons yesterday, that NIT. Mellon might have been misquoted or misled in his recent discussion Of the World war debts.
 Mir. Winston took exception to the chancellor's declaration that Eng land spent about 100000 of it's own independent resources here.
 In the table of figures he itemized the payment of only s760, ,000,o00 "by cash from Britain's own inde- nendent resources'"
New Britain herald., 1926-07-20
WAINRIGHT CHAMPIONS PARK DANCE PAVILION
Believes Stanley Quarter Reservation Best Suited
 to Purpose

The possibility of a municipal dance hall similar to that now be- ing used in Colts park in Hartford is matter which will be taken un- der consideration by the park Com mission as soon as public sentiment will act as an incentive to the move ment, Ralph B. Wainright, park superintendent announced today. According to Mir. Wainright there is great need for an amusement park where the younger set may go and enjoy themselves, and it is the policy of the board to make Stanley Quarter park a location of this type of a park as soon as possible. This is the place he hopes the dancing pavilion will be located.
 Colts park in Hartford has been in use for several years and Its popularity with the opponents of the terpischorean art has never de- creased. The city charges a small admission fee which Is used to de- fray the expenses of the project.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-20
HARTFORD FIRE HERO
 DIES FROM INJURIES
Emerson Davis Warned Others While Neglect
 ing Own Safety

Hartford, Conn.,, July 20 Up - Emerson Davis of Springfield, Mass, whose bravery yesterday in warning others of their peril from spreading explosive ethel gas made him ne- glect his own safety, while his clothing was afire, died early today in St. Francis hospital from his burns.
 Davis had been enveloped by flames after gas from a refrigerating plant in the Lafayette apartments in Garden street had been ignited from a lighted gas range. He was en- gagged In completing installation of the refrigerating plant and was working on pipe connection in the apartment of Mrs. Inez Benson on the fourth floor when the explosion came. His clothing ignited in the burst of flame, but neglecting this because of the realization of possible danger to all the apartment house tenants, Davison ran through the corridors shouting a warning.
 At the third floor Davis collapsed at the door of Wilfred P. Weaver. Mrs. Weaver and the neighbors put out the flames and treated the burns on the mans body with olive oil. Much of his body was scorched. Davis was taken to the hospital where death came some hours later.
 The fire damage was trivial and open windows dissipated the gas danger.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-20
Police Raiders, Drunk on Booze They Confiscated, Run Amuck in
 Muskogee Hotels; Dozen Injured
Detective and Sheriff Fire Through Doors and When Ammunition is Exhausted Beat Victims With Clubs-Riot Squad Has to Shoot One Several Times Before He Could Be Overpowered.

Muskogee, Okla, July 20 P-
 Four persons were shot and wound
 ed, two seriously, and eight others severely clubbed by two Muskogee officers who early today became crazed by liquor secured in raids and ran amuck in three hotels.
 The officers, Paul Davis, a deputy
 sheriff, and Yes Cormack, city de- tective, ran about the halls of the
 hotels. battering down doors and
 firing at guests as they lay In bed. When their ammunition became ex-
 haused they beat their victims with clubs and smashed windows and fix lures.
 Had to Shoot Davis Fellow officers responding to a riot call, were forced to shoot Davis several times in fight to overpower him. His condition is critical. Cor mack was easily subdued and placed in jail.
 Several other persons are believed to have been injured but had not re- ported to the police. The more se-
 yerely injured were taken to hospi- tals, while many fled to nearby hotels or private homes.
 l Officers investigating the case said that Davis and Cormack had been engaged in liquor raids during the evening. Search of their automobile revealed several empty bottles and a