davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16
sAldEllj Nv N. IlEYAR .HlRIJA A.,...s.'..'

sl6s5 nyugtazasokkal ttyiitt feb''
ruar l2-ig befplyt 4 tempaodAal lap'
NJ $4,000.
I Istcnnek gaFdag tldasA lsssen
sz adakoz6kchl
! Tagjaink figyelMdbs. A tagsasj
dijak Is listen dics0seg6re tett rem,
des adomapyok 3 templomhelyi
segben kiftiggssztett alland6 HI
mutatason iiyugtaztatnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16

Multi vasarnapunk. A ket nagy
parancsolatrol szolott hozzank az
elmult vasarnapon az lge. Arrd
ket parancsolatrol, mely az en-
beriseg kozponti- torvenyeve a SEE
rctetet tcszi. Szeressiik Istent, sze-
ressiikS felebagdtunkat, mint ma
gllnkat. Il kettG szorosan 0ssze-
fiigg egymassal res elvalaszthatat-
Ian kapcsolathk teheti csak toxic
letesse keresztyen ember eletet.
Csak az listen szeretni ts ember-
tarsainkat gyiil0mi ugyanolyan
t0keletlen keresztyenseg volna,
mintha enlbertestyereinket SEE
retnenk .ugyan, de lstent megta-
gadnank. Az eg es fold fele egya-
rant arado szeretet tehat az, lnely
telies megoldas minden profile
mara. Lelkire ugy, mint tarsadal
mira, A f0t0rvenyszeknek altala
nos betartasa ugyanis egyszerrt
kikuszob0l minden, elnyomatast
kizsakmanyolast es, mas lclk
szennyet. Hiaba beszeliink addis
egyenlosegrol, testverisegrol {:
0rok bekerol, meg alapul a krisz
tusi f0t0rvenyt el ncm. fogadjuk
Il nelkil minden t0rekves es szan
dek csak hiabavalosag Is lelckncl
gyotrelme.
Sztp szalmnral sereglettek vol
egybe liveink, hogy az evangelill
mon epiiljenek bar delel5tt
gyiilekezet termeszetesen mindis
nagyobb, volt hallgat6saga az est
magyarazatnak is, mely Krisztu'
harmas tiszter0l sz0lott.
Tagsagi k6nyvek. vi konyveinl
kiosztasa nemi kesedelmet szenve
dett. A k0vetkez5 h6napban kerii
"a sor olykepen, hogy abba ma
bevezetve lesznek az ez evi 0sz
SECS bcfizetesek.
Bojti istentiszteletek. A Fig
getlen Alnerikai Magyar Refor
matus Egyhaz minden gyiilekeze
tenel szokasban van, hogy boz
folyaman egy egesz heten mindN
este tartunk predikaci6t, isten
tiszteletet, amelyen az igehirdc
|ftest mindig valamely testvergyii
lekezet lelkesze yegzi. Ezt a $40
kast mi is bevezetjiik $ alkalmas
id6ben vendeg lelkeszt hivunk, va
l6sziniileg Marion Sander dono
raj lelkesz szemelyeben. Az isten
|tiszteletek idejet kes6bb koz0lni
fogjuk.
Hjaink balja. Mint az ujsae
mas helyen olxasllat6,. Hjusag
Egyletiink1 februar .1S-an tartjs
farsangi mtlatsagat Kossuth
K0rben.
Nyilv&nos nyngtasas. Templom.
alapra legut6bb q k0vetkez6 ado
manyok folytak be-. $50 Durda
Mihalyne, 10th J6zsef, Macy Ber-
|talan, $50 iii. Batary Andras,
$25 Varga Gynla, $40 Balogh Fe-
rene, Czombos Andras, B6lcshazy
Gy0rgy, IS Banyasz lanre, Nitro
J6zsefne, ozv. Sipos Ahdrasne: Az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16
B6jti aosztasunkat feb

.B6jti aoszt&sunkat feb
ruar 26-an delci0tt fogjuk meg
tartani. Ezuton is felhivjuk hi
veink figyelmet e datumra, hogy
legyen mindcnkinck alkalina es
eleg ideje az lilo kesziilctrc.
A Miikedvelo K6r jov5 vasar-
nap tartja rendes hayi gyiilesct.
Remeljiik, hogNminden tag jelcn
lesz ez alkalolnnial.
A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Noegy-
let tagjai jov5 vasarnap delutan
tarsas 0sszej0vetelt rendeznek
tenplomunk basementjeben.
AmennyIben a j0v6 vasarnap
egyuttal Zsuzsanna napja is van,
az egylet Zsuzsanna nevii tagjai
lesznek vendeglat6k es az 0ssze-
j0vetel rendez6i.s S a tagok csa-
ladja a vendegek. Az 0sszejoyetel
3 6rakor kezdGdik delutan S hasz-
nos eszmecsere es egy par pro-
gram szam utan ozsonpat szolgal-
max fel haziasszony szerepet be-
ltQlt6 Zsuzsa'nnak. Amennyiben a
lyegehcz k0zeled6 farsangban ez
lesz az utols6 tarsas osszejovetel,
kilatas van ra, hogy senki sem fog
elmaradni.
Egyhixmegy6nk htten ked-
den tartotta tell gyiileset a Co
lnmbianai presbyterian templom-
ban. Az egyhaz kepviseleteben
csak a lelkesz jelent meg az eg6sz
Enapot igenybevev5 gyiilesen. "A
k0zelmultban neki. lendiil6 mum
kaalkalmat mem szivesen mulaszt-
ia el senki, hiszen t0bb mint egy
eynek a ,hianyait -kell.a -legtobb
| |egyha1tagnak pOtolni.
Ret. Esyesulet oaztllyanak szer-
asez6 gyiil6ee februar 19-en lesz,
|delutan 2 drakor tcmplomunk ba-
sementjeben. Akik mar eddie is
4 q -j>ss Z
||tagiai az egyestiletnek Nilespn,
|Ivagy akik tasjai akarnak lenni
most, leeyenek. sziyesek pontosan
hegiehnnisa feat jelzett id6ben,
|Ihogy nisldhb vegezye helyet Is
|'idM adhassunk ugy q N6egylet.
mex, mint Mikedvelo .K0rnek,
|nely testiiletek ugyancsak azqagg
|delntan ,tartjak osssej6veteliiket.
Az vatrensn, mint lirlik, ugyan-
ezen cslb6l lesz Syiil@ 26.ans ha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16

fr+
ktn0n ytSSlk 4 Neancsak azokr6l,
ttiks eiyBshdt hanein kailonosen
! videkielsrol, Akik 'igcn nagy
szambSn voilak kepviselve.s Mint
ha tobbea lettek yolna, mint q
helybeliek. De akarhogyan is volt,
a meeielentek nagyon j6l ereztek
magaakat.
Ennek mufatsagnak sikere
ARA buzditja a Kor agjait, hogy
t6bb ilyen .forma mulatsagot. rem
dezxen, hogy ICY ssolgalja q kel.
lemeset d hasznossal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16
NILES, ono
PR6BIlAl, RAl.

Kiss Bella hires youngstown
tancmester mar hetek ota tancis-
kolat tart Nilesbep. Most szoinba-
ton aztan meg lesz varva vart
pf6ba bal, amelyet a nagy Truin-
bull County Halban fognak meg
tartani. s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16
Baplisla sgyhaz

1
Youngstown-i varosi Missi6 Tes-
tilet vezet6 tagjaival cgyakara-
tulag olyan hatarosat hozatott.
hogy a varosban es annak k0rnye-
ken lako magyar hittestverek
egyesiilt szeretettel 0nallositva
(organizalva) legyenek AZ ElsG
Magyar Baptista Egyhaz nevc
alatt.
Az egyhazilag sziikseges iigyek
elintegesevel a vezet6seg altal
(Council) k0vetkezok lettek
megbizva:
Az egyhaz lelkesze: Rev. ko-
vacs J6zsef, "a .sCalyaria Baptist
Church pasztora: D. Rev. J. FL.
Lloyd, Rev. T.. j. Nordlender es
Mrs. R. Smith, Varosi Missio
titkara.
A t0rvenyes iigyek vezetesevel
Friedman Jozsef iigyved ur biza-
tott meg, akit az egyhaz ugyesze-
nek .valasztott meg.
AZ egyhaz vezetosege is meg
Let valasztva. A legfontosabb es
bibliailag is ziikseges diak6nus
tisztsegre Lajtner Istyan, az egy-
haz iegyz6jenek Rlduly Sander,
az egyhaz fdpenztarnokaul ifj.
Vas Janos valasztatott meg. A va.
lasztas cgylhangu volt.
] Bizottsagi tagok (trustees) LET.
TEX a k0vetkez6k K0rmendi Be
| la, Varga Kalnlan, Gabor Ferenc.
Ungvari Janos, Szanyi Sandor
akik fent ncvczcttekkel egyiitt
viselik ezen tisztseget.
/ Egyhazi 0sszej0veteleken rem
dez6knck k0vetkez6krc esett 3
Ivalasztas: Maxi lstvan, Ungvar
: Janos.
!, Az egylaz kebeleben t0bb seer
: vezet miiEodik, amelyeknek {
tisztviseloi szinten meg lettek va
lasztva: a yasarnapi ,iskola, aho
: a fotanit6i allast az egyhaz lelke
sze t0lti be, "a Felnott Bibliai Osz
j taly, amelynek tanitoja Varg'
: Kalman, Macy Fiuk OsztaIya
5 tanit6ja Maxi Istvan, a Nagyobl
: Leanyok Osztalya, tanit6n6je Va
Imrene,. "a Kisebb Leanyok Oszta
: Iva, tanitonoje Maxi Istvanne &
( Kovacs Mariska. A vasarnapi is
lola jcgyzoje Janvari Ilonka.
lfjusagi k0rvezeto4 eln0ll let
Vas Imr6ne, jegyz6jc Ungvari Er
zsebet. Az Enckkar vezet0je {
tanit6ja Vas Imrc. A N6egyletnel
a tisztviseHi a k0vetkez0k: eln6l
Kovacs Jozsefne, jegyz0 K0rmen
di Belane, penztarnok Janvari Pc
terne, ellen6r Lajtner Istvannt
segedbizottsagi tagok Tomcsany
!, lGezane, Szasz Janoslie es Varg
Kalmanne.
A N6egylet gyulest tart lnindel
h6nap clso hetf6jen este a temp
lom G celjara megjclOlt hely yisege
ben. Tagja lehet barki vallaskii
: l6nbseg nelkil. AZ egylet celia Sc
giteni az arvakat Is szegenyeket
Ezuttal felkerjiik magyar honfl
tarsainkat ARA, hogy jelentsek b
: egyhazunk lelkeszenel, Rev. Ko
: vacs J6zsefnel azokat az eseteket
ahol ilyen Macy sziiksegben szen
h
: yed6 arvakat, vagy szegenyeke
latnak, hogy azokat a N6egyle
: anyagi erejehez. kepest segithesse
: Az egyesiilet szeretettel fog segi
teni ezeken vallas kiil0nbsag mel
kill. Az egylaz lelkeszcnek a elm
q k0vetkezG: Rev, Joseph Kovac
I84 Tremble Ave. Campbell, Ohio
Az vegyhaz kebeleben muk0d,
Csillag Leany Egylet tisztvisc
l3ive a -k6vetkez6k evalasztattal
meg: eln0k Ungvari Erzsebet
jegyu5 Koyacs Mariska, penztar
nok -Raduly Eszter.
! "A Csillag Leany Egylet szin
Item nemes c6lt szolgal. Osszetart
ia a leanyokat, akik gyiileseike
minden hetf5n, este tartjak ugyari
csak q templom cklra kijel0l
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"a Spanish or Mexican artist"
Cherry repeated. Then her must
cal laugh rang out delightedly. "You
don't mean to say you and Faith
and Tony took that cock-and-bul
story of Crystals seriously?
Remember, Alan," and Cherry
whirled on the toe of tiny gold
slipper to face Beardsley, 81 told
you how this silly little cousin of
Bob's had made up a sort of glori-
fled Valentino sweetie?"
what do you mean, Cherry?"
Faith demanded, Selling her sis
ter's bare arm and shaking her i'm
patiently. What proof have you
that Crystal made up Pablo Va
lencio?"
pablo Valencio!" Cherry cried,
her golden eyes glittering with
merriment. is that the label she
pinned on him? Of course she
made him up! She was at my
house for leaflets see, it must have
been early in September, for it was
the day I got your telegram, Alan,
saying you were coming to Stanton
on business"
Alan Beardsley nodded his hand
some, distinguished head. The
first Sunday in September Chat
was" He spoke as a man speaks of
date which has become sacred to
him-a fact which Faiths anxious
heart did not miss.
well, the first Sunday in Sep
TENDER them Cherry began her
story again. "Nils and I were TAX
ing walk-he adores every foot of
the earth and every prize COW and
calf on his dairy farm-when
found Crystal sitting all alone I'M
der tree, crying her eyes out over
some sentimental novel she'd been
reading.
But would that girl admit it. Not
Crystal I took her home to tea
and she spilled an outlandish story
obviously concocted to impress me
of having a date with a foreign
artist-and of having refused to
marry him on the grounds that she
would hamper his career.
"As if Crystal, man-crazy as she is,
would let little thing like that
stand in her way!"
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THE NEW
Sdillt,,'SiIlllQI
By4IW1GA USLIN eDas&NAaOoNc

1--WE don't know that she has let
it stan din her way" Faith inter-
cupted her vivacious sisters torrent
Of words. IT myself think she has
married him."
"Then you're darling, blessed
idiot" Cherry jibed fondly. "She
intimated, very vaguely, that her
handsome sheik of an artist lived or
boarded in the neighborhood, and
you can believe that little Cherry
took pains to find that no such
celebrity was being driven to Crystal
Hathaway for entertainment"
ct can we'll believe that" Bob
agreed dryly. "Well-you're sure
that there's no such person?
"Wait a minute!" Cherry wrinkled
her pretty forehead in deep thought.
"No-thats too utterly absurd, of
course"
What is it, darling?" Faith in
sisted. 1--WE can't overlook any least
little thing"
"We-ell," Cherry went on, slowly,
"at the time I didn't think any
thing of it, but now. The fact Is
that Nils made a wisecrack about
the description of her mysterious
sutton fitting a young Mexican la
borer on the GraysCn farm, next
to us, you know.
Said that the young 'greaser'
was goodlooking all right, and that
he was painter-but that his mas
terpiece was the Grayson barn.
Crystal flushed and looked ready to
cry"
IT should think she would"
Tony flashed. II think every one
has been perfectly horrid to Crys-
tal-except Falkland 1 don't
blame her bit for ducking out. Of
course it hurt her feelings for you
to think her Pablo was Mexican
farm hand"
"Wait minutel" Bob inter
rupted. "You say that Nils de-
scribed this young Mexican farm
hand as -looking?" Then, as
Cherry nodded, wide-eyed, Bob an
nounced firmly: II don't care if it is
2 o'clock in the morning I'm going
to put in a call for the Grayson
farm!"
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CHAPTER VI

CUDDENLY Sadie began to cry.
- "Y-y-you think I'm h-h-
horrid, she sobbed.
why, no, don't" insisted Ash
toreth without a>great deal of con-
viction. 1--WE only heard one side
of the story"
"Y-you're trying to m-make a h.
h-hit with him yourself" accused
Sadie.
Ashtoreth had not thought of it
before. AT least, not i'm such crude
terms. Now-to herself-she adj
mitted, IT suppose I am"
Aloud she said, Don't be silly,
Sadie Take another drink if it will
make you stop crying. And for
heavens sake, be rational"
She drained the shaker and
handed the weeping girl goblet.
you're not having any yourself, -
walled Sadie. FYou-you just think
you're too good"
Its not that" explaind Ash
toreth. II hate the stuff"
IT never had any myself till late
ly," defended Sadie. Its got an
awful kick-this bootleg gin. When
it don't make me laugh it makes me
cry.
I'D leave it alone then" advised
Ashtoreth.
Eyes, you would! Well, maybe
you wouldn't if you had all my
troubles. I'm down to my last $50
that's what 1 am"
AShtoreth laughed.
"You can't expect me to weep over
that. I'm down to my last so cents
It's nothing unusual either"
But what am I going to do?'
moaned Sadie.
Get yourself job"
How could Tearn enough to keep
this shack?
probably you couldn't" agreed
Ashtoreth. why keep it?"
Sadie tucked a pillow behind her
back.
"You wouldn't understand" she
observed, because you never hao
a layout like this, Ash. But now
1 ask you, suppose you got together
a swell little cabin like this-woulo
you walk out on it? Heaven may
protect the working girl, like they
say. But I never saw heaven pay
no rent, nor buy the groceries. And
once you get used to refinement
Ash, it's awful hard to give it up"
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NaAe Jzo>v 0ro,Modsm Moon GoddecS CBZCM0n~
OR G H / = Oqa2z1z4KX

such regard for your mothers ro-
nautical nature. However, let by
cones be bygones, as the poet says
Go on with the dirt"
"Well, he noticed my ring, and
then he commented on my name
And pretty soon we were sort OF
chatting-you know how it is"
Yves, I know" agreed Sadie dry
ly. "And pretty soon he asked you
had you a date for dinner"
"Oh, mol" AShtoreth assured her
hastily. "He gave me some letters
and that was all there was to it
Then this morning he called me in
again-he'd just had your letter
Sadie-and it was natural enough
really-he was curious. He asked
me what I thought of it,"
HE read you my letter."
why, yes. You see, he didn't
imagine that we knew each other.
It-well, truly, I hadn't thought OF
it as unchivalrous or anything like
that"
mo? Well, 1t wasn't your letter,
observed Sadie.
II
HER face was scarlet. She
Il l. poured herself another cock
tail, dropping her cigaret on the
rug and twisting her toe on it an
grily as she stood up.
1.-THE dirty bum!"
Honestly, Sadie, if it hadn't just
happened that the girl he showed
it to was I, and the girl who wrote
it was you, you'd never have
thought thing about it,
We'll, maybe I wouldn't. Go on
what did he have to say? Told
you I was blackmailing him, sup
pose?"
Ashtoreth coughed.
well, weren't you?" she de-
manded.
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ar 71onT g 2B
~ va SHRANcE IA.

did Mr.. Hart really give you
$4,000, Sadie?"
eyes, he did.
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(To Be Continued)
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Ito Be Continued)
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By Small
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CHEERS
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$Hfooee owes
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WHAT ALREADY
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05
HISTORY CONGRESS
TO MEET IN OSLO
Scholars of 20 Nations viii
Convene for Five Days on
August ID.
spec,al Dispatch 10 The star

Special nsnstch 10 The Star.
NEW YORK. August 4.-Scholars Of
% nations viii convene Al Oslo August
Is for the first world history congress
to be held since the outbreak Of the
war, Relations disrupted in 1914 will
be renewed in organized fashion and
congresses. it is planned, will ne con-
voked every five years.
The gathering, officially styled the
Sixth international Congress of His
torical Sciences. in the program made
public here yesterday by the American
Council Of Learned Societies, will be
under the patronage of the King of
Norway Sessions will last five days.
and will be attended by representatives
OF tne American Historical Association
and OF colleges. universities and learned
organizations all over the United States.
Since the fifth congress. held in Brls-
sells in 1928. the historians have formed
a permanent organization. the Interna-
tional Committee of Historical Sciences.
established at Geneva May 1928. This
committee has accepted the invitation
of the Royal University of Frederic Of
Oslo to hold the sessions Of the present
congress in the Norwegian capital
1T Is believed that the sixth cum
cress." the announcement SAYS. will
truly be h world assembly. where the
new aspirations brought about by this
epoch of international relations val b.
expressed. particularly the desire O. Mi
to work for intellectual cooperation
and an entente cordiale' Of all his
torians and all the nations of the
world.
Prof. H Koht of the University of
Oslo is president OF the permanent In
ternational Committee Of Historical
Sciences. Provisional headquarters
have been established in Washington.
though the secretariat viii function &C
lively from the Institute of Intellectual
Cooperation in Paris.
The Laura Speiman Rockefeller
Memorial has contributed sos 900 to aid
the committee in its work Of develop
ing the historical sciences through in
ternational cooperation.
The permanent committee started
with the backing of 10 nations. includ-
ing Germany. Austria and Russia as
we'll as the principal allied countries It's
treasurer is waldo q. Leland. per-
naanent secretary Of the American Coun-
Gil of Learned Societies. who was RI
Gently elected vice president of the
international Union of Academies. COM
posed of academic bodies Of the prin-
ctDel countries of the world. DR.
Michel Lheritier of Paris, attache of the
international Institute Of Intellectual
Cooperation of the League OF Nations
is secretary general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05
Asks for Colonel:
Clerk Answers Call
From Under Desk

Despite the fact that sometimes
Government officials are targets of
cranks and others seeking them. and
they have been charged at various
timcs fieuratieels with hiding under
the desks. the Bureau of efficiency
found yesterday that this is not lit
orally SO.
An attache of the Bureau of Eff
cheney called at the ONCE of Lieut.
Col, Il. S, Grant, Sd. director Of the
ONCE of Public Buildings and Pub
lie Parks. the oths dae He wanted
To see Col. Grant. but when he came
in he merely announced his own
name. which happened also to he the
name of an employe Of the Office 1t
so happened that the employe was at
the time under the Big double desk
I'm the outer once making repairs
When the secretary called him, he
crawled slowly out. and after
Strengthening out his cramped form,
he addressed the visitor:
DO YOU want to see nfe, Sirr"
Col GRANITE" the visitor asked. and
seemed dared when those in the Of
flee broke out in laughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05
CHICAGO POLLS PROBE
WILL BE CONTINUED
New Grand Jury 0rdered-Indict
ed officials May Be Tried
in September.

~ the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. August City Collector
Morris Eller, Superior Judge Emanuel
Esler. his son, and II others. indicted
on a blanket charge Of conspiracy by
. special grand jury investigating cleo
ton irregularities. probably viii go 10
trial in September before Judge John
~. C'Connor. 1t was indicated today.
Attorneys for the Ellers appeared be-
fore Chief Justice william v Brothers
yesterday with demand that their
clients be given en- immediate trial.
Chief Prosecutor Frank j. ISoeseh OBJ
1ected. saying several Of those named
In the indictment have not yet been
aoDrehended ;"
Judge OConnor. Democrat. was Sc
iected to hear the case from list Of
three submitted by defense and prose-
cHtiofl.
Justice Brothers ordered the impanei-
ting OF q new grand jury to convene
August 10 10 continue the inveEtiaa-
flon Both Ellers announced they
would not relinuutsh their public Of
fires despite the return Of the true
bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

New York Mayor Hopes TO Recover
From His Vacation,

CHICAGO. August ~ Mayor
Jimmy Walker oi keW YORK City Is GO
ing back 10 New York TO get down 70
work and get s0n1e rest
Tire New York mayor arrived IN Chi
eaeo from e. Paul today. late as
usual he smilingly admitted, as ne
told Of an uncomfortable night up near
the engine and ~ hours delay due ~
. hot box o. something
Mayor Walker said he had stopped In
tnf Canadian Rockies for rest, but
mac been unable II get much, and was
on ais way home 70 recover from hik
vacation
He refused 10 talk about politics, re-
marking crlEply that anybody wh1
talks politics before notification Gere-
nlouies have been held Is foolish,
He departed for Hew York later ~
the oay.