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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11
Esen1enyek

lom, bevalasarol vagy mem beva
lasar6l most oriasi vita folyik a
italellenesek kcbelebcn.
Nekiink, akik mindig mfrtell
letesseg hivei voltunk IS akik so
ha sem voltunE megelegedve a.
amerikai "szalon" atkos es karo
rends2erevel, mem kell vitatkoz
nunk arr6l, hogy a mai "csont
szara2Sag" mem Walt be, mar csal
azert sem, inert mem lttezik.
karos hatasa talmi csontsza
razsagnak pedig temdrdck.
Egyik legkarosabb k0vetkezmt
nye a mai torvenyeknek az, hogy
5 tul s2igorusaguk Matt azokat ma.
ponta milliok hagjak at. Egy tor
veny allando athagasa pedig alta
lanos tiszteletlensegre es vegiil
torven,Szegesrc yezet.
A mai vilagban Szaraz" tor
venyeket csaknem kizar6lag a be-
vandoroltakkal es a szc2tnycbl1
heposztallval szembcn halt lax
vegre, illetvc iparkodnalx vegre-
hajtani.
A hivatalos k0zegek t0rveny
vegrehajtasa k0zben, mag,pk is
rengeteg t0rv6nyt szegnek meg :
hatalmukkal visszaelnek es ella
ras,lk csaknem persekuci6nak
(ild0zesnek) tekinthet3.
Macy ritkasag, hogy a1 ember
ntha talalkozik egy bir6val, aki
belatja az ilyen hatalmi visszaele-
SEEK karos hatasat es AIT mem is
rosteli megmondani.
Ilyen bir6 "Dzs6" Heffcrnan
varosbir6, aki a napokban egy
meyer esetevel kapcsolatban a k0-
vetkezoket mondotta nyilt tar
eyalason, a bir6i emelvenyr6l:
Evek ota olyan fanatiz-
mus uralkodik az embereken
bizonyos torvenyek vegrehajta
saban, hogv igyekezetiikben ell
felejtik AIT, hogy az ember oft
hona scent es serthetetlen.
AZ Egyesiilt Allamok alkot
manya es Ohio allan alkotma-
nya vilagosan kimondja, hogy|
az ember otthona serthctetlen,
szentely, amclyet csak bizo-
nyos torvanyes kcretek. beta,.I
tasayal lehet er6szakkal megla-
togatni. Semmifele hat6sa gi
k0zegnek mines joga kutat6
parancs nelkiil barki otthona-
ba belepni. =
"Ennek vadlottnak ioga-
ban lett volna a hazaban kuta-
to parancs (warrant) nelkiil
belep6 rendl5rt kidobni.
Nagyon meglep az, hogy
rend3r lit a tanuszeken ait val
lotta, hogy 8 mem tudta, hogy
neki warrant nelkiil mem sza-
bad egy ember otthonaba be-
lepni. De en- mem hibaztatom a
rend6rt sem"
"FeEebbvaloinak lett volna
Kaleidoscope ct torvenyekre
kitanitani, jogair6l ts k6teles-
segeirol informalni.
"N1linden polgarnak, polgar-
sagaval szerzett jogai vannak
es eek koze a jogok k0ze tar
tozik az is, hogy megkerdezhe- |
ii hazaba belep6 hatosagi ko-
zegt6l, hogy van-e kutatasi jo-
ga es kovetelheti az ilyen jog
szabalyszerii igazolasat.''
SMost mar evek 6ta tiiriiik
ext a fekeveszett rendszert, a
melynek Okla 0riiltseg, amely
bekly6ban tartja az egesz or
szagot. A rend6rseg visszael
hatalmaval, az igyeszek tiirik
ezt a lehetetlen rendszert, BIZ
rak pedig, a legtobb esetben,
nem mernek felsz6lalni a To-
meg eloitelete es szenvedelye
ellen
Heffernan bir6 termeszetesen
felmentette vadlottat, akit Pride
rendSr avwal yadolt, hogy megga-
tolta 0t abban, hogy hazat felku- !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11

| AIdLdS IlN1 NdTu-
kozasok elGzik meg vasarnap e.s-
ii szinieloadast Teljes fegyver-
! zetben, er3sen felktsziilvc egy
pompas darabbal lep a kossuth
k0r miikedvel6 gardaja ismtt a
magyarsag ele, hogy egy esten at
szorakOztaSson mulattassOn.
Dregely Gabor es Liptai Imre ha-
talmas sikereket aratott vigjate-
kat, a Words ember'-t mutati iak
be miikedvelok, minden reszle-
teben parades szereposztasban S
gala el6adasban.
| Magar6l darabrol keveset ir-
hatunk S evve} kevessel, megis
rengeteget mondunk. A "V0r0s
ember :, ez a pompas vigjatek Blu
dapesten ketszazszor keriilt szin-
re s minden este zsufolasig tomve
volt koz0nseggel szinhaz. A da.
rab mem a regi, elcsepelt 0tlete-
ken epult fel, alapgondolata, me-
seje teljesen NJ, minden jelenete
tele van humorral, szorakoztat $
elkabit. Ez a legsikeriiltebb Wig
jatek az ut6bbi esztend0k magyar
darabjai k6z6tt.
A Kossuth K0r legjobbjai all
max sancba, hogy sikerre, diadal-
ra vigyek EFT nagyszerii dara-
bot varosunkban. Molnar Lajos
kipr6balt rendezGi keze, tehets6-
&c garancia ARA, hogy a darab
el5adasaban mem talalnak ma ja
kifogasolni valot. Pompas, hangui
latos magyar notak diszitik xii
l0nben is erdekes darabot, Jara-
bek Aranka latja ell az tneksza
mok zongora kiseretet.
Tombolo lclkesedest, zsufolt ha
zat vonzana ez a darab mindeniitt
masutt, nalunk kicsit fel kell raz-
nj testyereinket. Tegyek felre a |
kozonyosseget, esetleges ellen
szenvilllet $ nezzek meg vasar- |
nap esti el0adast. T0keletes es tel
jes ellenertekct kapnak penziik-
ert, nagyszeriien mulatnak, fenye
sen sz6rakoznak, minden tekin-
tetben meg lesznek el6gedve. De
ez meg mem minden. Mindenki, a
Xxi vasarnap este elton ere az
eloadasra a penztarnal obulusai
elleneben jegyet Walt, nemcsak
egy pompas estnek lesz reszese,
hanem egyben j6tekonycelra is
aldoz. Az el0adas j0vedelmenek
felet Kossuth K0r, helybeli
negy magyar egyhaz javara ajan-
lotta fel. AIT hissziik, evvel ele
get mondottunk, a kellemeset
hasznossal 0sszek0tve - vasar-
nap este megtalalja minden ma
gyar testveriink.
"A gazdagok, a vagyonban k0-
nyokig vajkalek vilagaban jat-
SILK ez a dIarab. Megismerkediink
a yilag urainak gondolkodasaval,
akiknek egy Isteniik van csak,
penz. Emellett azutan elt0rpiil
minden, itt nemes- erzelmeket,
a szerelmet mem ismerik. Ebben
sep es fenyes keretben sz0v6dik
azutdn arany p6khal6kb6l da
rab meseje, egy kedves szerelmi
historic, tele akadallyal. Ha We
ee j6, minden j6 - ez az igazsag
lit is ervenyesiil, vigjatek har-
madik felvonasaban rendbe jon
minden, a felreertesek kimagya
raz6dnak ket egymast szere-
to lelek, boldog megertesben folly
tatja tovabb eletutjat.
A pompas vigjatek megcdfol
egy regi magyar mondAst: "V0-
ros ember, yor0s 10; vor0s ku-
tya egyse j6!' Akik oft lesz-
nek vasArnapi el6ad&son, azok
maid annak vAg&vel kijelentik,
hogy q "voros ember" is, ma
ieyon j6, nagyon j6 - olyan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11

rnnk, a testyerek mem beszelnek
egyehrol, mint a SIT. Istvan Egy-.
let httfon este tartand6 nagysza-
basu farsangi baljarol. Ennek a
nompasnak igerkez6 mulatsagnak
ket nevczctesstge van. ngymint !:
- a legragyobb helyi egylet, a
SIT. Istvan Egylet rendezi: 2) ez
leSz a szerdan megkezd6d0 bolt
clott legutolso, dc annal pompa-
sabb magyar bal.
A SIT. Istvan Egylet csinyjan
Szokott banmi a mulatsagok rende
zesevel, ritkan szolitja sorba
magyarsagot, de ha megteszi ne
hanapjan, akkor a rendez0seg
amugy alaposan es magyarosan XII
is tesz am magaert. Hyen min
den tekmtetben kival0 es neveze-
tes bali alkalom lesz hetf5 esti.
A SIT. lstyan Egyletet mem keH
magyarsagunknak bemutatni is
meri mindenki nagyon jol es tisz-
taban van annak nemes s aldasok
kal teljes hivatasaval. Magyar
emberek, egyszeru, kerges kezii,
dolgos magyarok tom0riiltek eb-
be az egyletbe, hogy segitsenek
egymason betegseg, baj eseten,
hogy segitsenek az arvakon es 0z-
vegyeken, akkor, ha laszas ha-
lal kiszolit egyet a tagok sorab6l.
sebeket gyogyito, tfajdalmakat
enghit6, k0nnyeket letorI6 teve-
kehgssget feit Xxi ez az egyfet, ezt
a munkat el6segiteni, konnyebb6
tenni - minden magyarnak scent
kotelessege.
A hetfo este megtartand6 bal
farsangzar6 mulatsag is egyben.
Szerdan, januar 17.-en rankk0-
szont Hamvazo-szerda, vege van
a mulatsagoknak, tancoknak, VIC
sagoknak j6 hosszu id6re. A bolt
al0tt igyekszik mindenki alamo
san kimulatni magat, pompasabb
keresve Sc kinalkoznek
arre, mint a hetf6 esti bal.
A Moose Hall hatalmas helyise-
geben magyar muzsikat6l hangos
.let lesz urra hetf3n este, pompas
szerzodtetett a rem
iezoseg, hogy kozonseg minden
,ekintetben XII legyen ELECTIVE.
kesziilnek is er0sen a fiistosok
1etf0 estere, a modern tancokat
naJd felvaltja a szep magyar
,sardas. Oregje-fiatalja nemes
kel, hogy Xxi rakja szeb-
zen, ropogosabban. A rezg6s csar-
Has IS bemutatasra kerul ezen az
'sten. A hetf6 esti balon, fiata-
ok ep ugy, mint az idosebbek
fogjak erezni magu-
lat.
A rendez6seg enni innivalok-
'ol is gomdoskodik, aki ellankad d
ancban, vagy siirii csardasban
a Bar-ban enyhiilest
alal szaraz torkara ehes gyom-
ara. Egysz6val, a hetf6 esti mu-
atsagon semmiben sem leszen
lianyossag.
Mlnden magyart szeretnenk oft
atni ezen a szep nemescelu mu-
atsagon. J6jjon ell mindenki.
ogy megmutasstlk, hogy' egyfor-
nan erzank, hogy szeretjuk egy-
mast hogy szives keszseggel
aagyar szeretettel rojuk lie aldo
atainkat a magyar k0telesseg ol-
aran.
Ne feledje tehat senki jelsz6t,
hetfon este Moose Hallhan, a
vt. lstvan Eeylet farsangot "a
8 tancmulatsagan letz mindcn
talalkozasa.
J6 szivvel, j6 kedvvel - gon- u
ct, bait, banatot otthon felejtve.
Sjjon ossze tehat . magyar1fa
praja, meg nagyja. 81 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11
A hetfoi bal

A ST. Istvan Egylet fenyes far
sangot zaro tancmulatsagot rem
dcz hetfon este a Moose Hallban
Pompas szorakozasr6l es kitiin0 ze-
nerol gondoskodott rendez6seg
Hetfon este minden magyarok ta-
lalko26ja lesz ez a bal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11

j6, hoey mar jobb mem is lehetett
volna...
Vasarnap este lcgyen oft min
den magyar a Kossuth K0r regi
nagytermeben, ahol a yorngs-
towni magyar testvereink tesznek
bizonysagot tehetsegiikr5l, tud&-
sukr6l, Legyiink egyitt, gyonyor.
kodjiink benniik...!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-11
VI pOLGARN0

Amint veliink k0zlik, a janual
29.-ehl tartott.: polgarosito vizs-
gak soran, Hriczu Janosne is fe-
nyesen megallotta a vizsgat XII
kapta polgarlevelet. Kivanatos
lenne, ha magyar asszonyaink So
rab6l minel szamosabban latnak
be polgarosodas Macy fontossa
gat S k0vetnek mar polgarn6kkt
walt asszonytarsaik sorat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01

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the cake. For constipation especially,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01
E A LTH TRIUM PHA Mt
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Coach Of University Of
Washington trimming crew

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vitality, new joy in living
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ems the intestinal muscles and makes them
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01

A remarkable photo
graph of one of Uncle
Sans submarines, the
O-3. The picture was
taken a few days ago.
during the maneuvers
off Block Island.
Cp. & 4. Photos
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-16
COMMERCE CAFE GHANGEs
 HANDS -WADA NEW OWNER

The Commerce Cafe changed own ership early this morning when Frank Sakamoto, who has conducted the res taurant for many months past, sold out to George Wada. MT. Wada came to Seward just a year ago from Flat where he had been engaged in bust ness for the last 15 years. Since his arrival on the coast he has travelled extensively around this Division fol lowing which he reached the decision to locate permanently in Seward. He plans soon making number of i'm provements in his new place of busi- ness. For the present it will re main thesame. Regular dinners will be served as well as all kinds of short orders. the special being chop suey and noodles.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-16

tablet with the commandments, and bolts of lightning from heaven strike many of the idolatrous revelers dead.
 Then the modern story breaks onto the screen with a Scotch mother read ing the Biblical description of these earlier happenings to her two sons. Dan and John. Dan is a scoffer and John a young man of steady morals and unalloyed sincerity. The story of their lives builds up so many smash ing peaks that the grandeur of the prologue and it's many sensations are almost forgotten for the time.
 Interest is compelling throughout and the impression lasting one. The feature will be shown for the last time tonight.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-16
PACKED HOUSE ENJOYS BIG DE MILE FEATURE;
 STUPENDOUS PICTURE

The colossal photoplay, DeMille's "Ten Commandments" which opened at the Liberty theater last evening to a crowded house, came fully up to the promises of advance notices. In fact, there were few in the big audi ence who were prepared for the elab- orateness of the production or the powerful appeal contained in the story. It is a combination that is rarely found in moving picture and it is doubtful if a story ever was told in more finished manner than that of the "Ten Commandments" with it's all-star cast, wealth of settings and painstaking direction. The picture truly is a monument to the industry.
 The prologue is spectacular in the extreme, showing incidents of Biblical days with such exactness as to be as- founding, many of the scenes being in color. The story opens with the Israe- lites in slavery. They are shown un- der the whips of their Egyptian task masters. The sequences are carried along until Moses comes down from the mountain in a rage, breaks his
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-16
MARKET IS FIRM

NEW YORK, June 15, s.-Renewed strength in bank insurance and cer- tain public stocks marked frming up of the New York market which includ- ed surprise in Southern Banking which spurted up F points at the close. The French franc went below three cents for the first time since May 20 slipping to 2.97 3-4 after re ports from abroad of the French re. luctance to support market.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-16
p1oT TO AssAssiNa-E

SEATTLE, June 15. lP9-The plot reported to assassinate Mrs. Landes, mayor of Seattle proved 10 be hoax. Former Mayor Edwin Brown said Il was another attack to "spon the fair name of Seattle"
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-16

WELL, let that go. I'm ready to admit that so far as pipe tobacco is concerned, I've got ideas. And if insisting on tobacco that won't bite the tongue or parch the throat is "being fussy," you can write ''guilty" alongside my name, and I won't even appeal the charge.
 I can't speak for anybody else, but personally smoke for pleasure! So I smoke Prince Albert. I'll say I do. Right after breakfast, on up until I switch off the light for the night. Pipe-load after pipe-load. Day after day. Prince Albert treats my tongue as gently as mother handles brand-new baby.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-16

They tell me it's the Prince Albert process that cuts out bite and parch. Fair enough. I'll testify before the we'll known world that P. A. IS the coolest, sweetest, most genuinely friendly smoke fellow can get on this planet. You sus- pect fhdt the minute you throw back the hinged lid on the tidy red tin and get whiff of real tobacco.
 Now, Pm telling you to be fussy about your smoking. Many pipe-srnoker has fooled himself when he should have been soothing himself with P. A. I say 1t pays to be fussy about anything that means so much to man. What do you think?
The Washington times., 1926-03-26

In a galaxy of styles.
Young mems models
and conservative types
for the successful bust
ness man. All are hand
tailored, Of course, and
have two pairs or
trousers.
The Washington times., 1926-03-26

According to an announcement
made today by Past Noble Grand
c. Eugene Doyle, Of Arlington
Lodge. No. 1913, /. o. o. F., plans
have been completed for an en-
campment in Arlington county.
Officers viii be elected and degrees
conferred on the night Of April II
in the new Odd Fellows Hall at
Clarendon.
The Washington times., 1926-03-26
7 H A v MASKED
At FROL|C

NEW YORK, March 26.-Bo-
hemians of Fifth Avenue and the
elite OF Broadway mingled in a
gorgeous bal masque at the Club
Anatole.
Harry X. Thaw. in a grotesque
costume, We'd for honors in the
funny class with Jack Haskell, pro-
Queer, but spent his spare moments
near the Misses Charlotte and Mar
cissus Vanderlip.
Mrs. Daisy Waterman, who re-
Gently hid her $4,000 pearl neck
lace in her stocking in the Owl
Club robbery, was present.
Others known to New York night
life who danced were Alice Lake,
Edgar Allan Wolf, Count Casa
Equia, Walter Lissberger. Dorrine
Beresford, Fortune Gallo, Jack Lait,
Tony Henderson, E. F. Albee, DR..
Marcus RothschiId. Dave Rosston.
Mrs. Gordon Carr, Mrs. r. T. Will
son and Prince Gagarin.
The Washington times., 1926-03-26
SUICIDE BARES
LOVE TANGLE

JERSEY CITY, March 26.-Tfe
funeral OF Edith Hill, 19-year old
girl, who committed suicide, was
halted by the police yesterday.
The authorities ordered her body
returned to the morgue for a post
norton examination while her par.
ems were taken to the police station
for questioning.
This action was taken because
the authorities learned that the
suicide was due to an amazing love
tangie, involving the victim. her
mother, her stepfather, George
zimfner, and her sweetheart, VII
liam Weber.
The mother is said to have given
the police love letters that her
husband had written to her daughter.
IT is also said that she had Of
fered to give her husband divorce
so he could marry her daughter II
he would pay her $4,000.
In view of these rumors, it is be-
lieved that the girl took her lie
because her mother had threatened
to tell her sweetheart OF the alleged
affair between the girl and her step
father.
After the suicide on Monday the
neighbore began to talk. Their
gossip reached the authorities who
took action today when all was in
readiness for the funeral.
As the police entered the house
today an asto1ished clergyman
closed his book and numerous
mourners hurried away.
Among other things that Mrs.
thinner told the police today is
that Edith promised to lock her
door when she went to bed but
didn't keen her promise.
The Washington times., 1926-03-26
DoUBLE-DEcK BUS
HEARING DATE SET

The Public Utilities Commission
has set 10 o'clock in the morning
Of April 8. as the date for re-
opening Of the double deck bus
question.
A public hearing on Washington
Rapid Transit Company's petition
to get permission to buy six new
double deckers and on the extern
sion Of the shuttle" bus line into
Foxali Village from Burleith will
be held on that date.
The Washington times., 1926-03-26
THETA DELTA CHI PLANS
ANNIVERSARY BANQUET

Chi Deuteron Charge of Theta
Delta Chi Fraternity, George Wash.
jngton University, will hold its thir-
tieth anniversary banquet in the
Racquet Club tonight at 1880
o'clock.
Stanton c. Peele will be toast
master.
Edward T. Clarke, personal score
tary to President Coolidge, and John
III. Bartlett, First Assistant Post
master General, will be guests IF
The Washington times., 1926-03-26

Flare, straight-line silks,
cloths, combinations - every
style. All so becoming that
you'll find it hard to, make your
choice. Don't miss this show
ing of new dresses.
The Washington times., 1926-03-26

This event certainly came at an opportune time
just before Easter when everybody wants to dress
their best. We're growing-for alterations already
under way will give us the entire second floor for
Mems Clothing Department Making room for the
builders forces us to make store-Wide reductions
but no change in terms 20 whole weeks to pay!
The Washington times., 1926-03-26

At a meeting OF the Mother
Ewing circle OF the Ballston Metho-
dist Episcopal church last night
at the home Of Mrs. George Cur.
tice, Mrs. c. o. Bean was elected
captain; Mrs. A. e. MacKInney,
first lieutenant; Mrs. J.-W. Myers,
second lieutenant; Mrs. L. B. MUIR
ply, secretary and Miss Bette
hewitt, treasurer.
The Washington times., 1926-03-26

Election OF officers OF Mary
washington Chapter, No. so, o.
e. s., viii be held tonight in the
Masonic Temple at Clarendon at
8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1926-03-26

S. p. vanderslice, principal OF
the Washfngton-Lee High School.
has announced the organization OF
q Journalism club at the school,
with Miss Elizabeth Gideon as pres
ident.
The Washington times., 1926-03-26

DIR. p. NJ. Chichester, county
health officer, announced today the
health centers located in Cherry
dale. Clarendon and jefferson dis
trict viii be closed during the week
Of March %.
DR., Chichester viii depart Nom
day for Richmond where he win
attend the annual State health
and sanitary conference.
The Washington times., 1926-03-26

Special Lenten services win be
conducted tonight in St. Georges
Episcopal Church, at Farlee by the
Rev. Alexander Gait, rector Of st.
Timothy's Church, Herndon, Va.
Services at st Charles Catholic
Church win be conducted by the
Rev. F. p. Laclxey, while the Rev.
w. w. johnson win conduct the
services at st. Agnes Church,
Cherrvdaie.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
RIaiek Gnes Free

The case of Albert Blajek of New ington, charged with operating ar automobile without a license, which was continued yesterday to allow time for Blajek to produce his H. cense, was nolled when the license was brought in. Attorney Stanley J. Traceski repdesented him.
 Fined For Speeding.
 Alexander Di Carlo. aged 26, of 12S Lawlor street, was fined $l0 and costs for speeding. Motorcycle Po- liceman Alfred Tanguay arrested him after chasing him on West Main street from Wooster to Jerome street about 6 p. m. yesterday.
 The officer testified that Dl Carlo was driving at the rate of 48 and 50 miles an hour. Di Carlo disput- ed the officers testimony and claimed his speed was not more than so or 35 miles an hour.
 "Neighbor To Blame"
 Steve Bosco, aged 38 years, plead ed not guilty to the charge of non support and told the court the req son he does not live with his chil- dren is that neighbor is "a bad woman who ruined his wife and he is desirous of providing a home in another neighborhood.. Judge Alling continued the case until Sat urday morning.
 In the meantime, Bosco is to find a tenement and arrange 10 have his children live with him.
 Bosco said his wife went to Italy to meet her fellow" two weeks ago. and before leaving arranged for their daughter Elizabeth 10 draw between $500 and $500 from the bank to support the children, of whom there are six.
 Eliza beth testified that she left her employment in local factory to keep house when her mother left.
 Her father has not given her any money and she does not believe the rent, which was due yesterday, has been paid