davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-21
by the Austrians.
Removed From Command

Three years later occurred the
great disaster to the Italian armies
at Caporetto, which resulted in the
famous retreat to the Piave and all
but lost the war for Italy. A COM
mission Of inquiry was appointed by
the Italian government following a
wave of indignation which swept the
country. and after more than = year
Of investigation. it submitted . re-
port holding General Cadorna and
three other general officers respon-
sible for the disaster. In the mean
time he had been removed from the
office of commander-in-chief of the
army and given 4 place on the
Inter-Allied war council. where he
served for more than a year.
Declines to March
In 1891 General Cadorna was ask
cd to participate in the ceremonies
attendant upon the burial Of Italys
unknown soldier. but he declined to
consider the invitation on the ground
that 1t would offend his dignity to
march in the procession behind gen.
erals who during the war were his
subordinates. but who later had be-
come his superiors.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-21
TREATY NEGOTIATIONS
UNDER way FOR YEAR
Draft OF Agreement Between U. s.
and England Submitted to
Howard Last December,

Washington. Dec. II tR)-Negotia-
tons for a new arbitration treaty
between the United States and Great
Britain have been under way for al
most year. The draft Of the new
treaty was submitted to Sir Esme
Howard here last December. 1t was
identical with that submitted to
France and which has since been
signed and ratified.
The new treaty was formulated by
Secretary Kellogg in his plant to
make the Root arbitration treaties
broader in scope. The Root treaty
with Great Britain lapsed June I
and no effort was made to renew it
because Of the negotiations in pro-
gress for the broader Kellogg treaty
The delay in concluding the nego-
tiations for the new treaty has been
explained by Sir Esnle Howard by
the fact that the British government
has needed time to consult the self
governing dorlinions. No indication
of any hitch in the negotiations has
been disclosed and state depa rtment
officials have been expecting its con-
clusion and signature at any time.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-21
WALDORF.AST0RIA
TO BE TORN down
Famous Hotel to Give Way to
Office Building

New York. Dec. 81 (UP)-The
Waldorf-Astoria. one of the famous
hostelries of all time, will be wreck
ed next summer to make way for
an Office building.
Announcement was made yester-
day that the hotel and its valuable
site at 33rd street and Fifth avenue,
had been sold to the Bethlehem En-
cheering corporation by the pres
ent owners, the Waldorf-Astoria
Realty company.
No price was given. but it was
reliably reported as being some
where near s2O.000.O0O.
Social life
The passing of the Waldorf-As-
toria will recall what a prominent
part the hotel had in the shaping
OF social life In New York. In real
ity, 1t Is two hotels in one. The
Waldorf was built in 1893 by Will
liam Waldorf Astor. Four years la
ter John Jacob Aston erected a sew
enteen-story addition. and the name
Of the hotel was changed to the
Waldorf Astoria.
George C. Boldt, who opened the
Waldorf. came TO New York from
Philadelphia with a new conception
OF hotel operation. He believed hotel
keeping was a quasi-public business
and that every effort should be bent
toward making the guests comfort
able.
When the announcement was
made that there would be $50 pri-
waite bathrooms in the hotel. people
all over the country laughed and
called tho project "Boldt's Folly OF
"Astor's Folly" For a time it SEEM
ed they were right, for the hotel did
not prosper Immediately after 1t was
built. The financial panic of 1898
made it difficult TO obtain patronage
and on one Sunday in that year
there were only 40 guests registered
at the Waldorf. About 80 employees
were on hand to serve those 40 per-
sons.
Wonder Of World
Soon, however, the hotel became
one of the wonders of the new
world. Its Rose Room. its Peacock
Alley. the grand ballroom and the
magnificent bar fronting on 43rd
street became the topic of conversa-
ton in the capitals Of Europe.
Princes were feted there: party
Of Spanish grandees headed by the
Duke and Duchess of Veragua, stop
ped at the Waldorf and after that
the hotel had the approval of So
ciety.
In 1895 John Jacob Astor tore
down his mansion which shared the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-21
j. CARLTON WARD

New York, Dec. q Rl-J. Carlton
Ward, former president of the Life
Underwriters Association of New
York. died OF pneumonia yesterday
He was born in Albany. His wild
ow. the former Gail Kingsley of
Hartford. Conn.,, and two sons by a
former marriage survive.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-21
GENERAL CAD0RNA
EXPIRES IN ITALY
Continued from First Page)

of his staff by the ease with which
he could enumerate in precise de-
tail the difficulties and natural adj
vantages of the most obscure route.
paths and passages, especially among
the Alps.
As one of many instances of his
quick observations and exceptional
memory the story is told OF how IN
the early days of the mobilization OF
the army in 1915. General Cadorna.
While riding by a railway station in
an automobile detected the fact that
one Of the cars Of military train
which he saw at the station loaded
with munitions was being sent along
a wrong route. The mere number
of the freight car had sufficed for
General Cadorna to perceive the En-
ror--although there were hundreds
Of trains moving at that time with
MUNITIONS Of war for all parts of
Italy.
Fighting Family
The family of fighters from winch
General Cadorna came assured MN
some popularity from the start. HIS
grandfather led an army against 'he
French battalions of the revolution
when they invaded Piedmont. and
then refused to serve the govern
ment that was erected on the ruins
of the throne. His father. General
Raphael Cadorna. fought beside the
French at Crimea and was minister
of war in Tuscany before he COM
manded the little army that marched
on Rome In 1870. 1t was he who
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16
APAGYILKOSSAG
CADANYBAN

Gadanybol jelentik: - Hosszu
Istvan fatal gadanyi foldmives
Kanadaba akart menni, az apja
azonban mem engedte. Amikor
latta, hogy semmikep sem juthat
Ii Kanadaba, megnosiilt, de az
igert hozomanyt mem kapta meg.
Ere ujra felkereste edesapjat es
ujbol kerte, hogy engedje ki Ka-
nadaba.
= Az en- verejtekes munkam
aran mem keriilsz Xxi Kanadaba
- mondta az apa fiunak.
A flu ere a kijelentesre any
nyira dihbe Jolt, hogy nekiro-
hant az apjanak es valosaggal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16
BUDAPEsTRE J0NNEK Az
AlGERIKAI ATLETAK
ES USZ0K

Amszterdamban az odaerkezett
amerikai olimpiai csapattal tar
gyalasok folynak, hogy az olim-
piai versenyek utan kiilonboz6
eur6pai varosokban korutat bo-
nyolitsanak lie. A targyalasok
minden val6sziniiseg szerint cred
menyre vezetnek. Eszerint a vi
laghiru amerikai atletak elobb
Koln varosat, maid Parizst, Lon
don't, Stockholmot es Budapestet
fogjak felkeresni, hogy bemutas-
SAX kepessegeiket. K0rutra men
mex az amerikai usz6k is. Az uti-
programban N6metorszag, Auszt-
ria, Magyarorszag es Anglia va
rosai szerepelnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16

72-es postahivatal egyik altisztje,
Bernhardt Frigyes dezsmalta
meg az U. s. A. belyegzokkel ell
latott leveleket, amelyekbol XII
emelte dollarokat es csak azu-
tan tette lehet6ve a levelek kikez-
besiteset. Huszonkilenc dollar ell
sikkasztasaval Is tobb rendbeli le-
veltitok megsertesevel allott ma a
bunos postaaltiszt Patay Istvan
DIR. torvenyszeki tanacsa elott. XII
jelentette, hogy biinosnek erzi ma
'gat, azonban keves fHeteseb6l
mem jutott italra, mar pedig q
nagy kedveloje mindenfele sze-
SECS italnak.
A biintetot0rvenyszek bjinosnek
mondotta XII Bernhardt Frigyest
Is exert hathonapi b0rtonbiinte.
tesre, allasanak azonnali elveszte.
sere itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16
HATvANOTEVES
PAPI JUBILEUM

Sopronbol jelentik: - Bens6se-
ges keretek kozott imepelte meg
Manninger Mihaly "a SIT. Gy0rgy-
r6l elnevezett soproni kaptalan
prepostkanonokja, papa szente-
lesenek 65-ik evfordul6jat.
A jubileum'on SO ewes prepost,
kanonok tarsainak segedleteyel
iinnepi f6papi miset mondott. Az
istentiszteletet, melyen a hivok
igen Macy szammal jelentek meg,
diszebed kovette, amelyen a varos
kepviseleteben Thurner Mihaly
polgarmester mondott magasszar-
nyalasu felk0sz0nt0t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16
Magyarok
Naptara

AUGUSTUS IL. A Fdggetlen Ma.
gyar Refomatus Egyhaz piknike a
campbeDli Petrovics-fele farmon.
AUGUSTUS 1O.11. A SIT. Istvan
csapat tart pazsit partit a tcmplom
mogotti teren.
AUGUSTUS 12. "A Magyar Ref.
Egyhaz nyari iskolajanak vizsgaja
delel5tt, zaf6iinncpelye este.
AUGUSTUS 12. - A Youngstown 6s
K0rnyeki Munkas Betegseg6lyz5k Is
Testver Szervezetek piknike a Sha.
ron Lineon, 2S-as stopnal.
AUGUSTUS 18. A Magyarok
Nagyasszenyar6l elnevezett hitkoz.
seq piknikje az Ohio Works Play
Groundjan.
AUGUSTUS 18. - A Farrell Sharon
Lorantffy Zsuzsanna N6egylet balja
Maennerchor Hallban.
AUGU6ZTUS 25. A Kossuth Kor
piknike Campbell parkban.
AUGUSTUS 26. - SIT. Istvan napi
nnnep, tartja SIT. Tstvan r6mai
kath. egyhaz.
AUGUSTUS 26. - A SIT. Gyorgy
g0rog katholikus hitk0zseg piknike a
Stambaugh gyiimolcsosben.
SzEPTEMBER 1. IA Fuggetlen Ref.
Egyhaz nagy piknike az Ohio Works
Play Groundjan.
SzEPTEMBER 2. = A Munkas Bs. e.
Onk. Sharon.i Silk osztalya szini.
el6adasa es tancestelye. Szinre keriil
Earkas Imre hires operettje.
SEPTEMBER 8. A Kossuth K0l
kirandulasa Csatl6s famra.
SZEPTEMBER 8. = A Nilesi I. M. Be.
tegsegelyz6 Egylet sziireti mulatsaga
Roman Hallban,
SZEPTEMER 90. A rom. kath. If
jusagi Kor GOSH ROSA" balja.
SEPTEMBER 80. = A Warreni Ma
gyar Kultur Otthon Egyesiilet nag,
sziireti balja.
OKTOBER 81. = A rom. kath. fjusa
gi Kor Halloween - vagyis Maszka
'balja.
NOVEMBER 10. A Warreni Ma
gyar Kultur Otthon Egyesiilet nag
alarcos balja.
Il
NOVEMBER 90. - A rom. kath. Ifiu
| sagi Kor Thanksgiving mulatsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16
A GYEREK A NYULLAL

Egervarr6l jelentik: Dor
man Balint Is ewes flu nyulat ta-
lalt az egervari erdoben. Valame-
lyik vadasz eltalalhatta, de nyul
kilometerekre elvanszorgott, az.
tan elpusztult. A gyerek nagy
0r0mmel vitte volna haza a nyu-
lat, de valaki rakialtott:
- Dobod ell rogton!
Dorman Balint odanezett: Ra-
k6czi Pal egervari mezo6r szolt
ra. A gyerek mem sz6lt semmit
hanem futni kezdett. Ere a me-
z66r flu vallomasa szerint
-.celba vette es kil6tte a kezebol
a nyulat. A gyerek maid elverzett
es ICY is sulyos seruleseket szen-
vedett.
Kihallgattak mez6ort, aki ter.
meszetesen maskent allitja be d
dolgot. AIT mondja, hogy gye-
reknek mem volt joga a talalt
nyulat elvinni. Utana iramodott
mikor latta, hogy elszalad es a
fegyver ravasza "veletleniil' ag.
ba akadt es ICY talalta ell ilyer
pontosan a fiut.
A szombathelyi kiralyi ugyes2
szandekossagot lat a, mez66r testi-
serteseben es ilyen iranyban ke.
sziti ell a vadiratot. Az iigy legko-
zelebb torvenyszek ele keriil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16
go TEMPLoaIOT rs 100 u Is
KOLAF EPITKNEK A MAGYAR
PROTESTANe0K

A magyar reformatus 6s evan
gelikus egyhazak kozosen OF mill
li6 dollaros, hosszu lejaratu k0l-
cs0nt vesznek fel Amerik aban. A
k0rulbelll $50 milli0 pengot
kitevo osszeget hatalmas beruha-
zasokra forditjak protestans
egyhazak, amelyek az amerikal
protestans bankarok tamogatasa
folytan igen elony0sen jutottak
kolcs0nh0z.
Az egyhazak egesz sereg u
epuIetet kaarnak emelni kol
cs0npenzb6l. R0videsen go temp
lom es 16O uj iskola epitesehe7
kezdenek hozza. A roskadoz6 &
javitasra szorul6 egyhazi epule
TEX b6vitese mellett $50 tanterem.
mel szaporitjak a protestans is
kolakat, harom vi k0zepiskolat, {
hatalmas internatust, 70 lelkesz.
es so tanit6i lakast emelnek. Va
rosi berhazak es iizlethazak epi
tesere tobb, mint tiz milli6t szan-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16
Az AMERIKAI LEVELEK
DOLLARTOLVAJA
Hat h6napra iteltek a 72-es posta-
hivatal sikkaszt6jat.

Budapestr6l jelentik: Ne.
hany honappal ezel6tt Macy meg,
|lepetes erte azokat, akiknek hoz-
zatartoz6itol Amerikab6l levelek
erkeztek. A leyelekben ugyanis
utalas t0rtent ARA, hogy melle'
kelve nehany dollar is talalhat6;
azonban cinzettek hiaba keres-
tex az amerikai bankjegyeket: a
varva-vart dollarok hianoztak a
boritekokbol. A rendori nyomozas
kideritette, hogy a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16
Hirek az 0hazabol
ITELET A POLGARDI
GYILKOSOK FELETT

Szekesfehervarr6l jelentik: -
A szekesfehervari t0rvenyszek
birai kiutaztak Polgardira, hogy
oft lefolytassak Csontak 1stvann6
sz. Szentes Anna biinporet. Cson.
takne vad kegyetlenseggel gyil-
kolta meg az urat es a verengzd
munkaban segit6tarsai voltak a
sziilei, Szentes Janos es neje.
A gyilkossagot megel6z6 napon
reszeges Csontak Imre beiizente
sziileihez kolt0zott assszonynak
hogy menjen haza, kiilonben ho-
zomanyba kapott butorait ossze-
tori es a menyasszonyi ruhajat is
szettepi.
= Jojjenek ell apamek hozza
mondotta Csontakne sziileinek
Ell is mentek es vegeztek Cson-
takkal.
Hogy is volt csak? - ker-
dezte az eln0k vadlott fiatalasz-
szQnyt6l.
= Mikor beertJnk az uram $40
bajaba, = kezdte ozvegy Csontak
Istvanne - akkor is ket liter boz
volt az asztalon. Kertem, ada XII
ami az enyem. LATHAM, hogy meg
,akar 0lni az uram. Tudtam, hol
nagyk6s, folkaptam, aztan az
apammal tiv6do Csontaknak mex
mentem, szurtam, vagtam, ahol
ertem, mar mem voltam az eszem
mel, amikor ezt tettem.
Tizenharom kesszuras nyo
mai maradtak megolt embel
testeben, = mondotta az elnok
Mem segitett maganak al
apja?
Mem, vallotta Csontak
ne. - En- csak a lanyomat we'd
tenn. Mem engedtem, hogy kar
tegyen benne az az ember, ak
mem ismert mar sc Istent, sc EN-
bert, = mondta Szentes JAnos.
En- csak Oft voltam, de sem
nit Sc csinaltam, vedekezet
idos Szentes Janosne. Sol
szenvedes gyiilt gyiilt ossze amiat
az ember Matt, aki megrontot
benniinket. as
Negyvennel tobb tanut hallga
toot meg a torvenyszek, amel,
utan meghozta az iteletet. Esze
rint Csontak Istvannet a hazas
tarsan elk0vetett' szandekos EN-
ber0les biintetteert 13 evi fegy
hazra, Szentes Janost es Szente
Janosnet, mint tettestarsakat Il
evi fegyhazra iteltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16

duiojan a multi napokban a buda-
vari koronazo ltemplomban iinne-
pelyes gyaszmiset mondott DIR.
Nemes Antal cimxetass piispok. Az
esztergomi bazilikabam, fenyes
segedlettel rekviemet mondott
Seredi Justin hercegprimas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16
5 p q = +
DORGO TAPSVIHAR
FOGADTA "A MAGYAROKAT
Az OIIMPIASZ
MEGNYITASAN
100 magyar sportember az
amsterdam olimpiaszon.

A holland f6varosban, Amszter-
damban, multi napokban nyitot-
tax meg nagy iinnepseggel az
olimpiai versenyeket, amelyen
t0bb mint 100 magyar versenyzo
es AZ kiser6 vesz reszt. II uszo,
Is atleta, II vivo, IL lovas, tor
nasz, 6 birkozo, a bokszolo, 4 ke-
rekparos, 6 evez6s es het vitorlas
kepviseli az edigi hirek szerint a
magyar sportot. De meg t0bb ma
gyar versenyz6 megerkezeset je-
lentettek.
Harom heten at fognak tartani
eek a versenyek, amelyekre vi
lag kiil0nb0z0 reszeibol, European
xviii Amerikab6l, Ausztraliab6l
es Azsiabol is, negyvenhat nem-
get kuldte el a maga kepviseloit
Az embersport, testedzes vala-
mennyi aganak legjobbjai merik
ossze erejuket az olimpiaszon
amelyen dicsoseg azonban mem
csak a gyoztes atleta nevet fogja
koszoruba fonni, hanem dies0se.
ge nemzetenek, hazajanak is. A
n6peknek ezen a sportbeli vetel-
kedesen oft vannak Magyaror
szag fiai is, akik fele most tehat
az egesz orszag fesziilt erdekl0
dessel fordul.
Az olimpiai versenyeket negy
evenkent rendezik, az utolso Pa
risban volt. A holland fovaros h6
napokon at kesziilodott ere a vi
lagra szolo sportesemenyre, =
amelynek hatvanezer nezot befo
gad6 versenypalyajat, a stadiont
a mutt ev kozepen kezdtek epite
nj. A megnyitas napjan lobogo
Dist olt0tt Amsterdam lobo
| godiszben uszott a palya, sta
] dion is. ahol otvenezer embe
gyilt ossze, hogy resztvegyen
! nagyszabasu megnyitason. A re
nekar hangjai mellett, az ugyne
! yezett maratoni kapun vonultal
| be a kiil0nbozo resztvevo nemze
tick atleta csoportjai, el6l minde
i gyik a maga zaszlohordozojaval
! A fest6i es megkapo felvonu
last az olimpiaszt megalapit6 60
rogok nyitottak meg, utanuk
holland abe betii sorrendjeben
/ tobbi nemzetek. A magyar Yer
senyzok csoportja Haiti es Iror
szag csapatai kozott leptek el
diszpaholy el6tt zaszloyivo Egr
Kalmannak, az oriastermetu atle
tanak vezetesevel. A kozonse!
d0rgo tapsviharral fogadta a ma
/ gyarok felvonulasat, amely utal
iinnepi beszedek k0vetkeztek
maid Wilma holland kiralyn0 fer
je, Henrik herceg megnyitottnal
jelentette XII az olimpiaszt.
Felemel6 latvany volt az olim
4 piai esku letetele, amely utan A
galambot engedtek fel, nyakukol
a 46 nemzet szineinek szalagjai
/ val. Az olimpiai versenyek els
napjan mar Magyarorszag fiai !
szerepeltek.
|
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16
1000 KH0 CsEREBOGARAT
FOGDOSTAK 0SSZE'

Debrecenbol jelentik: Har-
mincegyezer kil6 cserebogarat
fogtak ebben az esztend1ben
Debrecen es kornyekkn, shol ret
tenetes karokat okoxtak. A csere-
bogarirtas a varos gazdasagi hi
vatalanak jelentese szerint 1900
peng6be keriilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16
120 EYES REFORMATUS
ISKOLA LEBONTASA

Szentesr0l jelentik = Szente-
sen lebontjak 12O ewes kozponti
reformatus iskolat es belekezde-
mex az vi iskola epitesebe. Ere
celra a reformatus egyhaz
21 900 dollar k0lcs0nt vett fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16

KIAD0 500 High Street alatt egy tel
jesen 0nafl6 bejaratu harom szo-
bas modern lakas, kiiDon fiirdS-
szobaval, j6 magyar csaladnal.
Ertekezni lehet helyszinen lak0
tulajdonosnal S29 High st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16

BURDRA elfogad amerikai magyar
csalad rendles magyar elmbereket. Ma
gvar ete'ek es renles szallas. Cim
1875 Silliman ST.,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16
A HERCEGPRIMAS
CS0R DLSZPoLGARA

Seredi Jusztinian hercegprimast
Csor kozseg a multi napokban i'm
nepelyes kulsosegek koz0tt disz-
polgarava valasztotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16

A Rhoda Avenue 119. szam
alatt, hat szobas haz reggeliz6 szo-
bAvaa, garage egy auto reszere, egy
blocknyira Mahoning Avenue-i vii
lamosto 6s iskolat6l. Eur6paba val6
utazas Matt olcs6n elad6. Erdekl6d-
nj lehet 857 Sherwood Ave. 3l-32-33
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16

NORTH BROACKWAY AVENUE. H.
ado egy 5 szobas haz Is egy szo-
bAs .haz. Garage ket aut6ra, ciners
auto bejar6 ut, aszfaltozott utica,
mindkett6 $4,000. lie kell fizetni
$4,000, havi reszlet $35. Smith
field Etreeten szobas haz, minden
modern felszerelessel, ujonnan fest
We, Macy ha1hely .$4400. $500 kesz-
penz, havi reszlet $40. Dale st.
szoba, fird6szoba Trusconhoz es
a Republichoz gyalog lehet menni.
Ara $4,000.
FLORA b. SHALES
269 w. Federal Street.
Telefon: 32495
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16

szetvagdalta a. fejet.
Hosszu Istvant a csend5r6k le-
tart6ztAttak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16

Csernoch Janos, bibornok-her-
cegprimas elha4alozasanak evfor-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-16

NOVEMBER 20. - A rom. kath. Ifju
sagi Kor Thanksgiving mulatsaga.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-20
IS FOUND
IN RAV|NE

Officials of Fairfax county. Va,
were today awaiting word from the
New York police in their efforts to
establish the identity of a man whose
body was found Saturday in a ravine
near Old Pohick Church, on the
Neutrality-suspicious. Road.
When found, the body was attired
In an overcoat that bore the label,
Young g. Co.. Brooklyn. N. w. and
1t is hoped that police of that city
may be able to throw some light on
the dead mans identity by furnish.
ing description of the clothing to
the tailors.
Sheriff f. P. Kirby and his as
sistants spent all of yesterday search
ing for clues, but were unsuccessful.
A certificate of death from "un-
known causes" was issued by Justice
of the Peace Harry Shepherd, of Ac'
cotink.
The mans body was badly man
gled and apparently had been in the
woods for several weeks. In his
pockets were found New Tesla
ment, an empty half-pint bottle and a
blank notebook.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-20
SIX INJURED IN
TWO CRASHES

Two men were under arrest today
on charges of reckless driving as a
result of collisions with parked cars,
causing injuries to six persons. The
drivers were Emmett r. Davis, 40.
3701 Henry St. Brentwood. Md, and
Staley F. Dyer, Gil Jefferson St.
n. w.
Davis automobile struck a car
parked at Sixteenth and Buchanan
Streets Northwest. Following the
crash the five occupants of the
parked car were taken to Garfield
Hospital and treated for cuts and
bruises. They were William II. 30
hanan, 80, and Mrs. A. T. Bohanan,
3, SAIL Nevada Ave. n. W.; Ray
mond Brown, 3713 Harrison st. ".
w; Malcolm Davis, %, 2122 First
st. =. W.; and Miss Sadie Collins,
1881 Montague St. n. w.
Dyer was arrested following a
crash with parked car in front of
4132 Georgia Ave. n. w. A COM
panion, Raymond Nelson, 10. 1894
Fifth st. n. w, was treated at
Freedmen's Hospital for cuts on the
| face
Others injured, neither seriously
were Mrs. Ernest Lawson, 36, 18
Quincy Pl. \. f.. and Elicum Nor.
| ris, colored, %, Bantum, Md.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-20

Senator Smoot. ranking member
of the powerful appropriations sub
committee, is on record as declaring
that the Governments contribution
to the local budget should he larger
than it is at present. He does not
at present favor the restoration Of
the 6O-4O or any other ratio. but he
thinks that S., 1000 900 is altogether
too small sum as the Federal end
OF the budget.
Senator Phipps, who is chairman
of the District appropriations sub
committee has FOR several years
been an advocate of b return to the
60-4O basis, and will make another
fight to force concessions from the
House conferees when the bill is
passed by the Senate, although he
Is not optimistic of success.
Senator Capper, who as chairman
of the Senate District Committee is
an ex-officio memser of the District
appropriations subcommittee, also is
a strong advocate of the 60-40 ratio.
There Is almost unanimity of senti-
ment among Senators, conversant
with District affairs that steps must
be taken to break down the 49,
000,0 900 lump sum policy adopted by
the House without hurther delay.
This is regarded as the most vital
local issue now before Congress.