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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
OSSZEESETT A T0RVENY-
szEKEN, AMIKoR ME0LATTA
ANYJA GYILKOeKT
A "n0cs&bit6" hentesmester a
bir6s&g el6tt.


dapesti torvenyszek fo4yosoj6na
alacsony termetu, sznro, s6tet te-
kintetii ferfit vezetett vegig szu-I
ronyos fegyor. A kis emberke ke-|
meny leptekkel ment a fegy6r|
el0tt, vastag, durva bakkancsa
alatt csikorgott folyos6 kove.
Macy dus bajusza alatt allandoan|
mosolygott, kezevel gesztikulalt|
es egybefoly6, erthetetlen szava-
kat mormogott maga ele. AmikorI
a torvenyszek egyik targyaloter-|
menek el6szobajaba vezette a
fegyor a rabot, az megtorpant az
ajt0nal. Vele szemben az el0szo-
ba melyen egy gyaszruhas no al
lott.
A no rab lattara eles sikollyai
0sszeesett. A fegy5r a rabot azon-
-
nal betuszkolta egy melekhelyi-
segbe, folyos6n tart6zkod6k Pc
dig az eszmeletleniil fekv5 gyasz-
ruhas n0h0z rohantak. Kivittek a
folyos6ra, vizzel fellocsoltak. Per-
cekig tartott, amig a no magahoz
tert. Els6 szava ez volt:
Meggyilkolta az anyamat!
A fegy6r altal vezetett ember
kardos Josef budapest hentes
mester, akinek biinlgyet multi
papokban targyalta a bir6sag. Az
iigyeszseg el6re megfontolt szan-
dekkal elkovetett ember0l6s bin
tettevel vadolja a hentesmestert,
aki a Vag6hid-utca 6. szamu haz
kapualjanak s6tetjeben henteske-
set t0bbszor egymasutan belle
szrlrta Borbely Jozsefne testebe,
aki a kapualjban nyomban meg
halt.
Borbely J6zsefne is Kardos Jo-
zsef hentesiizletenek volt a vev6-
je. Tanuk es korulmenyek AIT BIZ
zonyitjak, hogy semmi sem tor
tent koztiik es a hentesMestef
csak beteges szenvedelyet elegi.
tette XII, amikor uton-utfelen AIT
hirdette, hogy Borbelyne is az Z
szeret6je.
A nyomozas mem tudta kideri-
teni, hogy mi t0rtent a hentes-
mester es Borbelyne kozott a gyil-
kossagot megeloz6leg a kapualj.
ban, inert tanuk mar csak akkor
akadtak, amikor Borbely J6gsef
ne holtan fekiidt f0ld0n es Kar-
dos JOSEF henteskesevel hado-
naszva rohant vegig az utcan
mindenkit leszurassal fenyegetve
A diihong6 gyilkost csak Macy
nehezen tudtak megfekezni.
- Jogos 0nvedelemb0l k0vet
tenn ell tettemet, - hadarta vede.
kezeset a bir6sag el6tt a gyilkos
hentesmester. - Borbely J6zsef-
ne felkinalkozott nekem. En- mem
fogadtam ell szerelmes enyelgeseit
es exert megharagudott ram. Sok-
szor folkeresett, de en- kes8bb mar
mindig kiutasitottam lakasomb6l
es kil0n0sen feldiih0d0tt ram
inert hazban elbeszeltem a dol.
got. Mem tudom miert beszel-
tenn ell.
- Ugylatszik, ez mar lekiizd-
hetetlen szokasom. Mindenaron
bosszut forralt ellenem. Az udya-
ron lev6 viragaimat is let0rdelte
es exert en- fel is jelentettem. A
gyilkossag napjan kijottem AZ nd
varra, hogy vizet vigyek sacsoi
rahoz. Amikor visszatertem laka-
somba, kapu aljabd Borbely
J6zsefne es fla Pal, cip6 nelkul
utanam osontak es hatulr6l oroz-
va megtamadtak, bottal iit0ttek,
Figyelmeztettem 6ket, hogy ne
bantsanak. De ok tovabb is iit0t-
TEX. Ere nalam lev6 kessel, -
amelyet azert vettem magamAoz,
hogy vizesv0d0r aljar6l -lekal
parjam a festeket, vedekezni,
kezdtem es vedekezes k0zben er-
tex Borbelynet a halalos szura-'
COX
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
hIaeazolx
Napt&ra

AU0UsxTUS IS. A Kossuth KSf
piknike q Caaapbea parkban.
AuGUszTus 2e. = SIT. Istvan napi
iianap. tattia' a SIT. IstvAn r5mai
kath. egyh&x. s. ~
AUGUsZTUs &c. A Kossuth K0r
piknike Csatl6s farmon.
ezEPrEa6DER 1. - A Faeeetaen Ref.
Egyb&x aagy pikaike ~ Ohio Works
Play Greaudjaa.
SGHRFRnG3ER Q. - A SGT. GxS12y
R9r6g katholikus hitk0zseg pikpike q
4 6tahibaugh gyim6lcsosben.
SzHfTEadBER 2. - A Munk&s Be. &
onk. saaron.i Silk ssztalya ssi.i
sel5ad&sa - t&ncestSlye. Szinre lerI'
KAr3as Inpe hires operettje.
szEPTEA11HR q. - Az Alliaacei Ma.
gyar Otthon eziireti balja az Otthon
nagytermeben.
SzEPTHNGDAR 2. - A Campbeill-i Sz
Testy6r Egyae&ek k0nos piknilsje a
Petrovics farmon, Robinson Road
vegen.
SzEPFE1GBER 8. = A Kossuth K0
kir6ndulasa Csatl6s fanmEa.
sEkRrE1DER 8. - A Nilesi I. M. De
tegsegdayzS Egyaet sziireti snnla&s&gs
q Roman Hallban.,
6NEPIEAdBER 02. - A Warreni Ma
.gyar Kultnr Otthon Egyesilet naq,
szareti ba1ja.
ezEPFHlGER 90. A rom. kath. If
jasagi K0r "0sz r6zsa'' b&lja.
szzprHN1ER %. = A warreni Ma
gyar Hajusagi Kiir sziireti mulatsaes
Jugoszlav Hallban.
oKToRER 81. - A rom. kath. Ifiusa
gi KSr s'Haloweea vagyis Maszka
balja.
NO~EMDER 10. A Warreni Ma
gyar Kultur Otthon Egyesilet nag,
dhrcos baaja.
NovEMBER 20. - A rom. kath. Ifiu
saga KSr Thanksgiving mulatsdga.
DECE1GBHR 26. - A Sat. lstvan Epy
let nagy balja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
RENDELET Az AMERIKAI
KIVANDORLlASR6L

Budapestr6l jelentik: - A bel.
liigyminiszter rendeletet adott XII
amelyhcn szabalyozza az Eszak.
amerikai Egyesiilt Alamokba va.
ll6 bevanA0nl&st. Az Unio ngyanis
t0rvenyt sxavazott meg kivan.
dorlas szabalyozasar6l es eszerint
q megailApitott letszamon feliil
tehat minden korlatozast6l men.
|tesen, bebacsatjak az amerikai
aHampolgar feleseget, kiskoru
gyermekeit es az amerikai allan.
polgarsaggal .bir6 n5 ferjet, ha a
hazassagk0tes ez ey junius elseje
elStt t0rtent. Akik Amerikaban
sziilettek, tov&bha q lelk6szek Is
fSisleoaai hallgat6k, vegil azok a
nSk, akik hazassaguk el6tt ame-
rikai polgafok voFtak, szinten let
szamon felui vandorolhatnak
Amerikaba.
A magyar letszamot az ameri-
kai hevandorlasi t0rUeny 473-ban
allapitotta meg, tehat havonkent
80 szemeiyt engednek be. E let
ss&m fele Azonban a nagykoru
amerikai 5llampolgarok edes szii-
lei IS amerikai allampolgarn6k
idegen-jogos ferje reszere van
fenntertya. A kiilonleges kepzett-
s&gl gazdaszok szinten idesoroz-
tatnak. A letszamba tartoznak
meg az Amerikaba t0rvenyesen,
bebocsatottak felesegei IS kiskoru,
.gyermekei, llstwe q nGtlenek es'
hajadonok. Elxjegyzes celjab6l a
badapasti amerikai kozulatuson,
kell ielentkezpi0k q. 6rdekeltek-
nek. a msSgsF kteEa@hep valo
,eletartozast az illet5 sziiletssi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
BRANY K0zsEc
BIRILAs EMBEREI

Ibranyb6l jelentik: - Ibrany
kozsegben nehany szaz ember XII
lepett "a reformatus egyhazb6l,
hogy egy vi vallast, a biblias en-
berek yallasat teremtsek meg.
Greg Berecz Sander ezeknek a
biblias hiy6knek a vezetSje. A
kOzigaEgatas mindent elkowetett,
hogy abbahagyjak a bibliai felol-
vasasokat, tanitasokat es az vi
vallas koyeteset .samely vi vallas
egy kisse kal0n0s, inert ahogy
pekiink irjak, mem tarthatnak
gyiimolcsfakat, a hiv6k tehat
kertjekb6l az .6sszes gyiim0lcfa-
kat kiyagtak es az apostol pa
rapesa ertelmeben elpusztitottak
a viragagyakat. Kiyagtak a sz5l5-
t6keket, mem ,isznak bort es hpst
miel6tt megsiitnek yagy megf6z-
mex, kiaEtatjak. Exert aztan meg
biintettsk 6ket. Lefizett6k vagy
leiiltek bIntetespAnzt, de az vi
NallastN mem tagitettak. Greg
IBerecz Sandort akkor mint elme-
beteget tebolydaba zartak es
skesSbb meg tizenket hiu6t ugyan-
.ez sors .erte.
,Minthogy azOnhan q teholyda-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23

ban raj0ttek, hogy eEek a bibiias
emberek teljesen j6zan esgiiek,
valamennyit hazaengedtek. Most
azonban $40 peng6 &polasi k0lt!
seget akarnak rajtuk behajtani
Lefoglaitak a szegeny emberel
tehenet, lovat, baterzatukat k6r.
hazi apolas cimen. s mindezek da.
cara a szazotyen ibranyi hiy6 in.
kabb lefizeti vagy leuii . biinte.
test, de nem tagit biblias val
fast6.
Hogy is 'niaRdta Rasasz Laszlt
reformatus pIsp0kf Az egyhaI
area q martir area is! uv
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23

A t6rvenyszek elnapolta tar.
gyalast es amikor q fegy6r kive
zette Kardos J6zsefet, a meg
gyilkolt asszony leanya, aki a ia.
nuk k0z0tt yarakozott, felrekapta
fejet, remiilet terzitotta ell az ar
cat es ismet vegigvag6dott fol
don. Ujb6l XII kellett yinni a fo
lyos6ra, oft kellett felmosni i
borzalomt6l elajuH leanyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23

helye szerint alapitjak meg, te-
hat peldaul a roman megszallott
terGleten sziiletett emberek a 70.
man letszam terhere esnenek.
vegul szabalyozza a rendelet a
mem kiyandorlok, tehat a latoga.
tok Amerikaba val6 beengedese,
is. Eek egyenenkenti elbiralas
ban reszesiilnek, ugy az amerika
konzulatus, mint a magyar utle
velkiallit6 hat6sagok reszer6I.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
Sopronb6l jelentik

Sopronb6l jelentik: - Sopron-
ban. .peldatlan eset t0rtent.
A vag6hidra bek5t0ttek t6bb
nagy bikat Eek k0z6tt akadt
egy fejlett, yad siemepthali, t6bh
mint Il metermsSsas, hatlnss 90
szag, amelyet azert adtak sel, inert
aE uradal0mban Sc mbirtak yele.t
Kiil6nos gonddal k0t3ztek el q
xssFsdelRss ias1agot, aRely kssS
sste eltepte a k0telekeket es XII
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
ngrott a verszagu v6g6hidr6l, s
nekindult a v&rosnak.

aae . /.
nekindult a v&rosnak.
A Szena-teren az Antalek-cir-
kusz tart el6ad&sokat. Az este is
zsufolAsig megteh a cirkusz, ami
kor a ter fele vezet6 uton b0mb6l-
We el3tiint a vad bika, A cirkusz
| el6tt szazaval allottak emberek Is
gyerekek, amikor feihangzott a
veszkialtas:
- lit a bika! Mindenki meme
kulj0n. ahogy tnd! A cirkusz fele
k0zeledik
Leirhatatlan remilet tort XII
azokon, aki kaz eloadast neztek.
Hegyen-h -hatan, egymason atgazol-
va menekult nez5k0zonseg. Ke-
resztiilgazoltak a gyermekeken,
akik sirtak, a n6k ketsegbeesve
sikoltoztak. Legalabb huszon6t,
gyengebb idegzetii asszony ajul-
tan rogyott lie f0ldre. Ilyen
bomlott kavarodas meg mem volt
Isoproni cirkuszban.
| Az eros nagy eirkuszsator meg.
rendalt. A penyya moEogai kez-
dett, anintha f6ldrenges yolna. A
bika volt, amely vad haragga'
kesdte AZ ostnomat a cIkusz ell
len. Olyan irt6zatos erSvel ment
|neki saornak a wad allat, hogy
ket, esnberkar vastag dr6tkotelet
lucy tepett sect, mint cerna
szSlat.
F6bb sem kellett az eanberek'
Fpek. Fil&anatok na1lva nsr senk
lnem volt Macy satorban, meg al
idomitett kutyak 2s loyak is meg
szoktek, nemcsak a boh6eok &.
kardnyelSk. A zenessek Agy ug
raltak le az emelMenyHG, Oft
hagyvan hangszereiket, az akro
batan6k lenge 0lt0zetben hagytal
Oft a k0rond0t.
/ A t0meg legnagyobb resze a sd
j ]torlap alatt csuszott Xxi a szabad
y ba es rohantak szelr6zsa min
Iden iranyaba. Meg szerencse
.lhogy ot bator rend6r kivont kard
ldal, veszl0veseket leadva, idei.
feltart6ztatta vad j6szagot &
|t0bb meszaroslegeny hosszu, he
, eyes p6znakkal szurdalta a nol
les gyermekek feie rohanni akar
\ bikat, anlelyb6l csak ugy omlot
a yer, eros kutyak is fa1kaszamr
el1rohantak Is sakkban tartotta
( a bikat, amelyet fel6rai kemen
( hare utan vegre megk0toztek. A
volt szerencse, hogy autokon re
hantak meg a meszaroslegenyek
nagyerejii allatot, amely elkabul
la reflektorfenytol, a szirenabu
ligastol es az auto zugasat6l. Enel
kill bizonyosan megtaposott vo
Ina embereket.
u Annyi ketsegtelen, hogy a soE
1faai cirkusznak ez volt legerde
ikesebb es legizgat6bb szama :
miiSOrOn xviii.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
EdRoaOFT fEMPIOaEToLvAJ

Budapestrd jelentik: ~ ANITA
lovics K&rolyt, a hirhedt temp
lomtolyajt, akit teMplomi lopa,
sok miatt Fels6asztriaban, Salz'
burgban, Meme etorszagban, Cseh
orszagban s Magyarorszagon mar
t0bbsz6r megbiintettek, legnt6bt
az egyik becsi templomban tet.
tenertek, amikor egy perselyt
fOszt0gatOtt. d
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
NIT K&IL TkJDlt 4 eEN16R0L
1e A G.kfxaR6L
asaaseriaai Aankes rsridlat6Anal
~ t&aa6t6lnak.

AZ eges2Heges seem nehany l6-
pestd 20 lab tayolsagig, minden
megerSltetes nelkiil yeti q retina-
ra a latott yagy szemleh kepet.
K0zelfeky6 dolgok latasakor,
vagy szemlelesenel, seem yala-
melyest atformalja kristalyleme-
yet, oily m6don, hogy a ktilsS
szemizmok segelysvel megdombo-
ritja AIT es ezaltal "a szemgoly6
kisse az orr fele huzodik. Mind
ket seem egysserre lat5a ngyain-
AIT kepet ilyen helyzetben. /,
| A tavlat6 SEEN a bels6 izmokat
hasznalja a@lencse idomitasara,
s6t bizonyos mertekig meg tavol-
latasra is. Kozeli lataskor igen
meger5ltet6 izomprobara van
|sziiksege, hogy egy eles kepet a
vetinara vethessen lencse dom
boritasa feven.
A r0vidlat6, barmennyire is
er6lteti szemeit, mem kepes szem-
iiyeg nelkul tayoi kepeket elesen
felfogni. K0zeli kepeknel rovid-
lat6 szem a lencse frontjanak la
pitasa altal m6dosithatja a kepet
mindegyik retinan, de nagymer-
teku r0yidlatas eseten szemgo-
ly6 izmok megeratetese ziikse-
ges, hogy a szemeket az orr felf
ltartsak ebben "a helyzetben, hogy
a retinakon egyforma kepek je
lleatkezzenek.
| Sziikseges volt ezeket el6rebo
csatani, hogy belassnk miert kel
bizopyos szabalyokat a szemvilae
meg6rzese erdekeben megsziylel
mink. - A taylat6 szem legalabt
ket labnal messzebb fekvS kepe
| ket minden nehezseg es k0yetkez
meny nelkll vehet fel. De ha mar
4 hosszabb Meig nez k0zefekyi
dolgokat, el6bb-utobb megfajdu
a szeme, neha pedig igen sulyo'
kovetkezmenyeknek nez elebe
.lSok esetben a fejfajason xviii
Iideggyengeseget, emesztesi zavar'
is el6idezhet. A tavlato szeme1
|igen nehez a domiberu fesziiltseg,
ben sokaig tartaai, hogy peldaa'
az ujsagolvas&st elvezetesse te
i gye. Az izmok meger6atetett aha
i pota szilzsegesse teszi tehat, hogs
| id3nkent pihentessGk a szemein
4 ket. Aki erzi, hogy s1iiksege var
k6nnyebbitesre, ne idegenkedjea
a szemiiyegtol.
/ Ovakodjunk att6l, hogy a oyer
meket olyap hosszu ideig fogjuR
r0vidlatast igeny6 jatekra, DIVA
Isesra, yagy munkara. hogy meg
er6ltesse szemeit. R0vidlat6 eye
rekek eseteben a fejfajasi time.
tick mem oily gyakoriak, yiszont k
van teye annak, hogy a szemgo
lly6k megnyomOrodlak, a szemgo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
six n6e

KIAD0 az Edwards st. 1416. "a. alatt
q. CleveRand st. sarlkAn remel ot&h0n
4snagy szoba, padl4s, fiird6, gkz, vil
lany. B6r csak $50 havonta. vi fall
papir. Fordnljon 402 Cleveland st.
ala.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-06
ASKS $50 MORE COPS
Morley Submits Request to
Safety Board.

Additional personnel of $50 was
asked by Police Chief Claude M.
Worley in the budget request for
1929, which he submitted to the
safety board today
He would add to the present force
seventy eight second grade patrol
men, f1fty-eight first grade, five
detective and five uniform sergeants
and four lieutenants.
The budget total was placed at
$1,621 900, an increase of $685., 500
over the figure for this year. The
salary increase, due to the addi-
tional force, would be $4,000,
making a total for salaries of
1902, 479.
Equipment recommendation would
total $28,870. There was no budget
appropriation for equipment this
year, but $4,000 raised by bonds
was spent. The equipment asked
included six medium heavy cars,
five light cars. one emergency,
fifteen motorcycles and six side
cars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-06
OKLAHOMA EDITOR CHARGES
THREAT TO KILL BY JUDGE
Supreme Court Justice, 0p-
posed in Campaign,
Is Named.
En- United Press

En- United Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, July g.
The Oklahoma News today printed
a charge that Justice Fred P. Bran
son of the Oklahoma Supreme
Court has threatened to kill' Carl
G. Magee, editor of the News.
The News declared the threat was
made before a leading member cf
the bar and a business man in the
Offices of the chief justice. Magee
has opposed the reelection of
Branson to the State Supreme
Court.
Chief Justice Branson was absent
from the city today in campaign
activity. His secretary said she was
in the Office at the reported time,
and labeled the story "a lie."
The News said the alleged threat
was heard by one of its employees
and later corroborated."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-06

posed, are the usual methods en-
ployed TO delay.
The four officials are: j. F. Wild,
John Craig Fisher, Otto P. Kern
and William F. McNairy.
The indictments resulted from a
grand jury investigation following
the closing of the bank, now in re-
ownership. last summer.
A point brought out by Attorneys
James w. Noel and Fred Van Mugs
for the officials was that the indict-
ment is faulty because 1t does not
point out specifically that jurisdic-
ton in the case is left to the State
because the bank was not a national
bank or a member of the Federal
reserve system.
If either of these conditions had
prevailed, Noel argued, jurisdiction
in the case would remain with the
Federal Court exclusively. Prosecu-
tor William H. Remy said the indict-
ment does not have to set out these
facts negatively.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-06
mo More Rough Stuff Is
EdiCt by Doran, as He
ReorganizeS Army.
BY RAY TUCKER

WASHINGTON, July 6.-"No
more rough stuff" in prohibition
enforcement.
That was the order sent through
out the country today by DR.. j. M.
Doran, prohibition commissioner, as
he prepared for the reorganization
of his army of 2,400 men that will
follow new civil service eXamina-
tons the latter part of this month
and in September.
1.-THE prohibition law" said Do
ran, "is dignif1ed law, and it can
be enforced in a decent and digrli-
fed manner. We have as clean and
honest a body of agents now as
could be found in any similar group,
and they will be required to use
reasonable tactics"
DR.. Doran said he did not expect
his men to use kid gloves, but ex-
cept for r1oonshine areas, where
desperate violators often are en-
countered, he said there would be
no more door-smashing, furniture
breaking methods.
Bars Extreme Methods
The new kind of enforcement
caps years of complaint against
Carrie Nation methods" of dry
agents and coast guard forces, in
Guiding the wholesale destruction of
furniture in the Helen Morgan night
Club in New York and the shooting
of j. D. Hanson near Niagara Falls
several months ago.
There have been previous instruc-
tons against use of firearms and
other forms of violence, but the
one broadcast today is the most ex-
IRENE Of all. Though sanctioned by
the United States Supreme Court
overlapping will be banned except
in big conspiracy cases.
The new civil service examinations
have been demanded by Doran for
many months. Some Of his best men
fell before the questions, which he
characterized as absurd in testing
the qualifications of agents. They
were mere scholastic tests, accord
ing to Doran, and we're neither fail
nor searching.
Counter Attack on Smith?
In view of the approach of a ma
tional election, and AL Smiths de-
mand for modification, many looked
upon Doran's order as one means OF
counteracting Smiths line of attack
Though almost 2,400 positions
technically are vacant as result OF
the last examinations, Doran hopes
that the majority will pass the next
ones.
He lost almost IS per cent of his
men in the examinations which he
criticised, but they have been kept
on, pending his demand for another
test.
Dry officials from all parts of the
country will be called here for con-
ference on new enforcement
methods within month.
Doran will explain to them what
he expects in the way of dignifiec
enforcement. In New York, he
said, good results recently have beer
obtained without employing uncon-
stitutional or violent tactics, and he
sees no reason why this system can
not be extended to other parts Of
the country.
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DRY BOSS CALLS HALT
ON VIOLENT METHODS IN
ENFORCING LIQUOR LAW

Blu United Press

Blu United Press
UNIONTOWN, Pa, July 6.
Although she had read OF
apples being shot from the
head of living persons. Mrs.
James Dennis refused to place
her head in such a position,
especially with the rifle in the
hands of her husband, she told
authorities.
Her husband had a nice, big
red apple selected for the feat,
and his favorite rifle loaded
for the occasion, Mrs. Dennis
said, when she managed to
escape from their home in the
mountains near Seaton's Lake.
She notified State police who
found Dennis asleep in his
home, his rifle in his hand
and the core of the target
apple near by.
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Warns Against Lash to
Beat Genius Into Child

schools here and in Europe. Every
thing had been done to fit him for
a great work and still he was be-
low mental average.
We found he was mentally in
capable of the career planned for
him. He had intelligence to be a
good merchant, a good salesman
or a good telegraph operator, but
not a great lawyer.
Consider Lindbergh. ousted
from the University of Wisconsin
he could not get by
Just think how much stronger
he would have been if, instead Of
him batter at the things
he did not like, he had been placed
in his own field"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-06
FIREWORKS FATAL
SheIbyviIIe Boy Dies in Hos
pitaI Here.

Harold George, 10, Of Shelbyville,
Ind, died at the Riley Hospital here
late Thursday of burns received in
fireworks accident Wednesday, at
Sheibyville.
The boy son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elongo George, was burned on the
body when his overalls caught fire
from a frecracker which exploded
in his hand.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-06
SLAYER BREAKS JAIL
Four Cut Hole in Wall of
Tennessee Prison.
Bv United Press

By United Press
UNION CITY, Tenn, July g.
Four prisoners cut a 2o-inch hole in
the wall of the county jail here
today and escaped. One Of the pris-
oners was Johnny Vaughan, 81,
under death sentence in connection
with the murder of Roland Bell.
A posse of citizens was organ
lied shortly after the escape and
started search for the men. No trace
of the four had been found late
this morning.
Vaughan shot and killed Bell
when he found the latter riding with
Miss Angie Stone, whom each
claimed as his sweetheart.
The others in the Jail break were
Charlie Archer, Bernie Sims and
Will Allen.
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MINNEAPOLIS. July 6.-Genius
IV1 can not be slapped into a
child with a strap, nor can great
ability be imbued with coercion,
Miss Florence M. Hale, editor of
the Kindergarten, Boston, and
State supervisor of rural schools,
Maine, declared today at the clos
ing session of the National Ed
ucation Association convention.
Parents might just as we'll learn
in the beginning that children have
natural limitations beyond which
they can not CO." Miss Hale said.
Some time ago a great lawyer
came to use with his backward
boy, whom he said also was to be
made a great lawyer.
THE youth had been in the best
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-06
STATE ELKS TO FLORIDA
Special Train Will Leave Here To-
night for Convention.

A special train over the Big -Four
will carry about 125 members of the
Elks Club to the national conven-
ton in Miami, Fla, leaving the
Union Station this afternoon.
Indiana delegations arrived in In
dianapolis Thursday and today, and
all will march in body, headed by
the Hammond band and drum
corps, to the Union Station at $3.50
D. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-06
BY DAN II. KIDNEY

THE archaepiscopal red cross,
l. which appears on Christmas
seals bought by conscientious In
dianapolis citizens from the Mar
ion County tuberculosis Associ-
alton at the holiday season, has
proven fairy wand that has
brought into being a miniature
Eden Of health for this city's I'M
dernourished children.
Located at the wooded bend Of
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Then breakfast is served at the
refectory, where eight children
dine at each of the new oak tables.
The meals are prepared IN a mod
ern diet kitchen and electric re-
frigeration insures that the milk,
which is always on the menu, is
at the proper temperature.
Following breakfast there are
play hours until II a. m. when
nap precedes the noon hour
lunch. The daytime maps, at II