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New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
FLASHES OF LIFE: COLGATE STILL
RETAINS HIS SENSE OF HUMOR

have been dumped secretly on va
cant lots In the Bronx that the
board of trade is discussing the
problem. Some times the purchaser
of realty has to pay 5000 to have
battered tonneaus removed.
St. Louis - A customer put 81 on
the bar just as prohibition agents
entered q saloon. He liked sand
wiches, a lot OF them. he explained
in answer to their questions. The
bartender piled up a bunch. The
customer ate. He stopped after 10.
Then the agents searched and found
LIQUOR and arrested the bartender.
New York - Sixteen floors Of a
s1-story building to be erected in
Wall street are to be used for the
storage of documents by corpora
lions that now largely use ware
houses in Brooklyn.
Brockton, Mass. - The Johnstons
like their name. Twenty-three years
ago Annie Johnston married Frank
E. Johnston. Their daughter. Vera. is
to marry George E. Johnston.
Hamilton. Bermuda Colony
physicians. like visiting tourists must
get around by bicycle, carriage or
shanks mare. BY a margin of one
vote the house of assembly has re-
fused to permit doctors to use auto
mobiles. The only motors on the is
land are fire engines, one ambulance
and one government truck, total TO-
New York A receivershfp is
sought for a beaver overcoat and a
mink-lined overcoat and mink-lined
gloves made for George Graham
Rice, recently sent to prison for
stock frauds. They are in storage. A
creditor claims them. The store
house people wish the courts to set
tie the matter.
New Haven-Jane Moleske OF
East Haven files suit against John
A. Macdonald, state highway com
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
TRAINMEN killed
IN mexico Crash
Many Injured When Train Is
Purposely Wrecked

Mexico City. Dec. ~ R-Dis-
patches from CHIHUAHUA say that
two trainmen were killed and Gov
ernor Marcelo Caraveo Of the state
OF Chihuahua and a number Of 9TH
er persons were injured when q
train was wrecked. The locomotive
plunged into an abyss when it pass
ed over a bridge the supports Of
which had been weakened by 4 IRE
Governor Caraveo, General Jesu.
Ferreira. chief Of military opera
lions in the state, and about loo
other prominent citizens were re-
turning Sunday from the opening
Of the Kansas City, Mexico and
Oriente railroad link connecting
Chihuahua and Ojinaga when the
wreck occurred.
Those killed were Francisco Rod
riguez, fireman, and Manuel Gambia
a trainman.
Lacerated Face
Governor Caraveo suffered la
cerated face. His condition was no
regarded serious. Francisco Cor
dero, president OF the chihuahua
state supreme court, was reported II
be in a critical condition from In
juries. Liborio Seijas, assistant su
perintendent Of the railroad. wa
given immediate attention at thu
scene OF the wreck when 1t wa
found necessary to amputate tn
toes on both his feet. Others In
cluded the Deputy A. Chavez r
Sanchez Fraustro. state treasurer
Jose Almeida. and Manuel River
Mier.
One dispatch said that Fosend
San Doval. was arrested ant
claimed that four armed men fore
ed him to burn the bridge supports
Another report was that the wrec!
was the result Of an act OF a mad
man. He was said to have told rail
road officials that he was cold an
started a fire under the bridge t
keep warm and when the bridg
caught fire. he let it burn.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
HARNESS Is DONOR

Boston. Dec. 81 UP)--The Bos-
ton Globe. in a copyrighted article.
today names Edward s. Hardness
of New York. Yale graduate and
multi millionaire. as the donor Of
the s3.oo0.o00 gift which recently
was presented anonymously to Har-
ward university.
The fund was presented for the
erection and endowment OF n eroun
Of dormitorins. dining halls and
common rooms, to be operated as a
separate educational and social
unit.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
GIRL SCOUTS Plan
CONTEST FOR 1929
New Year Resolutions in "MYe
the Laws" Campaign

A olive the Laws" campaign will
be inaugurated by the local Girl
Scout organization beginning Janu-
airy !, in which each Girl Scout in
the city will be given a rating in
her organization according to the
consistency and honesty In which
she lives the Scout laws.
Record sheets have been prepar-
ed by Miss Irene Haigis, Scout exc
cutive, in which each girls record
will be kept during the campaign
which will last for period OF 1--WE
months.
Some Of the things which Girl
Scouts must do in order to Live
the Laws" include:
Be on time at school.
Be on time at troop meetings.
(Excusable by illness only.)
Keep every promise. (Be care
full about making promises).
Keep every appointment unless
prevented by illness. when the per-
son with whom the appointment Is
made must be notified.
Do all your own school work.
Never copy.
Get school work finished and IN
on time.
Attend all Scout meets.
Do not talk about friends or
teachers.
Do not find fault.
{e
talking.
Apologize when passing in front
OF a person or when necessary to
interrupt a conversation.
Address all people by their names
not Hey"
Do not chew gum on the street OF
at meeting.
Salute or greet troop captain
when meeting her at meeting.
Let older people on buses or troll
leys first.
Do not frown all day.
Come up smiling after losing a
game.
Do what is asked cheerfully.
Do not lose temper or sulk.
Give sincere compliment tt
someone each day.
Stop at the first sound Of a whistle
at troop meetings.
Do what you are told without ask.
! ing unnecessary questions.
| Observe all school rules in regard
to passing and talking.
| Come at once when called.
Go to bed when told without sulk.
ing or asking to stay up longer.
Records will be totalled eacf
month and each month troor
with the highest score will receive
a banner to be kept until won b!
another troop.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
D the Associated Prsss.

d ths Associated prssa
Orslgs. N. ]. - Sidney n. Col
gate. sosp naaSnats, u In . hospital
with . compound leg fracture and
his sense Of humes. He sent his
friends cards hearing q picture Of =
roohng horss and rider and the
words: "A horse y Z vain thing for
safety" Mr.. Colgate was thrown
from his mount two months ago.
Seattle - Mositx Thomson, who
employs 1000 persons. has returned
gifts to employees and relatives that
cost more than 81. He'd rather see
them putting the money into savings
accounts to take care Of their fam
lilies. With each returned gift he
sent = ssrmonstte on thrift.
Los Angeles - The will Of Fred
Thomson. who made hundreds of
Thousands annually ~ Z cowboy Of
the screen. leaves his widow. Fran
ces Marion. scenario writer. only
love and aAisctien BY her request be-
cause she IL already provided with
sufficient funds
New York - Irene Bordoni. act
ress. PROCESSES to b amazed at re-
ports that she. contamplates 4 di-
vorcs from E. Ray Gosts, her man.
ager. How funny!" she exclaimed.
Then speaking from the experiences
Of frisndA she added: mo successful
actress should have 4 husband. New
er should IN actress marry her man
ager."
Dillingham;. Alaska - Pupils at
the Federal Industrial school are
mourning Anna Yukluk, %. Eskimo
cook. - . heroine. Her clothes afire
after an explosion. she broke glass
door and threw out . can OF blaz-
ing gasoline. probably saving the
lives Of Is girls sleeping in dormi-
tory. She died nsxt day.
New York - One crying need OF
the day seems to b. Z method OF dis
posing Of old automobiles. 80 many
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
Woman Sick, Sentence
To Jail ID POSTPONED

Mrs. Concetia Naistta Of Lalay.
cite street. who was to have present.
ed herself in superior court ysstse.
day to b sentenced to sssvs ~
days In jail tor violatioo 1t The r.
Quor law. was absent On account -
illness. according to report 70 tie
states attorneys e6ioe. Il Was also
stated that her counsel. Thomas =.
McDonough. was III. Conssausaly,
the sentence cannot b imposed tee
the time being.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
Think Attempt Made
To Burn Tn Town

Hsmlock. O.. Dsc. ~ u - The
good folk Of this hamlet today
awaited the arrival Of state mr.
marshal with the demand that ar-
rests b made for the attempt yss-
ITO burn Up their town."
When they awSks they found the
mayors once. the Jail and IN Of
ace building ct the Monsurats Coal
company mine in ilameA They were
destroyed.
Two men are held for investiea-
ton. A group OF Christmas rsvel-
lers, who were heard BY Villagers.
also are suspected Of having started
the blaxeG
Harley McNabb. Perry county
Sheriff. said mine workers might
have started the hres due to pos
sibls luminosity against the coal
company for employing outside
workers.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27

hospital today.
These hurt were Leuls 1aaA -.
u Everett AasA: EdsAS Andasaon.
~. Of Ariingtoa. Man. a1A MIR.
PesU Hagea -. = Hsv yssk
All of the Injuries saDses1 ssts
and bruises when tAs vic4ssie Ceaeh
Line bus was IN oelns3sa VIII aa
automobile driven b. TAs0as ".
Coots of Wtbrahala. NaaR. - Tie
Milford turnpike at 0saneA
Coots and Thesnas y. 0aANoQ Of
North Braintrsa. driver u tn bua,
were arrested on reckless driving
charges and viii taoe IN Oranee
justice OF the peace January :.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27

The legislative caucus OF January
s. 1929. is scheduled to elect Attor-
ney Stanley ]. Traceski assistant
clerk of the house of representatives.
Mr.. Traceski was assistant clerk
OF the senate at the session Of 1927,
and is following the channel which
ultimately leads to the clerkship OF
the senate and then of the house.
Since his admittance to the prac-
tice of law. following his prepare
ton at Yale, Lawyer Traceski has
been practicing in this city. He sue
ceeded the late Henry Nowicki in
the position he is soon to vacate.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel DeLottie of
the engagement of their daughter
Josephine, to Clarence Prince of IS
Monroe street.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27

missioner, 1Of Injuries F0C0lV0O N
fall on sidewalk. Action u first,
since the commissioner was given
full jurisdiction over all trunk line
highways.
! New Haven-Order signed BY
Judge Brown Of superior court for
persons objecting to proposed high
way from New York to Ma0achu.
sets to appear at second session Of
general assembly In January.
| New Haven-Edward J. Stewart.
of Lakeville, absolved Of criminal
responsibility in death Of Edward
Sypak. four. Of Woodbridge. The
child ran against his car and died
of injuries.
New Havea-Gross revenues Of
New Haven road for November
shows increase OF 100000 over
November. 1927. Gross for II
months show decrease over CORES.
ponding period last year.
Putnam - Police raid alleged
liquor dealers and get left overs
from holiday.
Greenwich - Grippe epidemic
breaks out at Greenwich hospital
| and causes death of Miss Helen
Smith, Is, OF West Haven. q student
nurse.
Hartford-compensation commits
sioners suggest legislation providing
for all working people to be tnsur-
ed with no regard for number or
employees.
Hartford-Parachut jumper, dis
guised as Santa Claus, lands on e.
tate Of Arthur c. Gilbert. toy manu-
facturer. and distributes gifts.
Norwich-Grace Episcopal church
votes to extend invitations to Rev.
| Robert N. Parkes, OF st. Marys
church, Rockport. Mass. to become
rector.
Green Farms-Major Chester r.
Mills, winner of $4,000 prize for
prohibition enforcement plan. dc.
clares Commissioner John w. Doran
and Major Maurice Campbell OF
New York have missed fundamental
points of his essay.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
INJURED DISCHARGED

Milford, Dec. - (UP) - Three
persons injured In Z collision be.
tween . New York-Boston bus and
an automobile here late yesterday
had been discharged from Milford
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27

missioner. for injuries received in
fall on sidewalk. Action u first,
since the commissioner was given
full jurisdiction over all trunk line
highways.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27

New Haven-Order signed BY
Judge Brown Of superior court for
persons objecting to proposed high
way from New York to Massachu.
sets to appear at second session Of
general assembly In January.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27

IN FAST GET-AWAY-no car is ex-
copied IN SPEED - anything the road
efeu up to 70 miles an hour. IN HILL
CL1MB1NG-against any car you choose.
IN APPEARANCE match it for smart
ness with eostlier cars IN EASE OF
DRIVING note smoothness Of motor
ease Of aeering-roadability and effective
ness Of brakes IN ENDURANCE
so miles an hour all day long is well
within its range.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27

New Haven-Edward J. Stewart.
of Lakeville, absolved Of criminal
responsibility in death of Edward
Sypak. four. Of Woodbridge. The
child ran against his car and died
| of injuries.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
Magyarok
Naptara

SZEPTEMDER 16. A Youngstown
Magyar Keresked6k es 1parosok K0-
reriek nagy piknike sziireti mulat.
saggal egybek0tve Sharon Line
2S.as Stopnal.
SZEPTEMBER %. A Warreni Ma
gyar Kultur Otthon Egyesiilet nagy
sziireti balja.
szEPTEHdBER "a. - A Kossuth K0r
nagy s1iireti mulaHsaga, sajat helyi-
segeiben 224 f. Federal Street.
SZEPTEMER 20. A rom. kath. If
jusagi K6r "Osi r6zsa' balja.
szEpTEMBER 90. A Fdggetlen
Magyar Reformatus Egyhaz N6egy-
letenek sziireti balja Szuligan
Hallban.
SzEPTEMBER 20. - A Warreni Ma
gyar Ifjusagi k6r sziireti mulatsaga
Jugoszlav Hallban.
0KT0BER IS. A Steelton-i Rom.
Kath. Hitk0zseg sziirdti balja Su-
ligan Hallban.
OKToBER 90. A Kossuth Kor Hal
low 'een balja, sajat helyisegeiben
224 Il. Federal Street.
OKTOBER 81. - A rom. kath. fjusa-
gi K0r Halloween vagyis Maszka-
bahia.
NOVEMBER 10. A Warreni Ma
gyar Kultnr Otthon Egyesiilet Macy
alarcos balja.
NOVEMBER II. A Steelton.i Rom.
Kath. Hitkozseg Macy baIja Suli-
| gan Hallban.
NOVEMBER 17-18. - A Magyar
Reformatus Egyhaz ket napos ba-
zara a MahoniHg Aveaue-i teanplem
| also terlneben. Kitiin5 miisor.
NOVEMBER 90. - A rom. kath. Ifju-
| sdgi K6r Thanksgiving mulatsaga.
DECEMBER 26. = A SIT. Istvan Egy.
| let nagy balja.
DECEAfBEH 26. - A SteeMon-i Rom.
Kath. Hitk6zseg Macy karacsonyi
! balja Suligan HaIlban.
| DECEMWER 26. A Magyar Rector
matus Egyhaz karacsony masodnapi
rendes @vi balia a Kossuth K0r 0sz-
sees helyisegeiben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
AKI HORD0BAN UTAZIK
- vEGIG A DUNAN

Pecsr6l jelentik: A nyari
h6napokban gombam6dra szapo-
rod6 vilagjar6k egy erdekes
alakja erkezett Pecsre. Gittinger
Antal So ewes linzi lak6s, volt
tengereszaltiszt. Az ausztriai
Linzb6l gyalogszerrel indult VII
lagkorili utjara.
A Dunantult bejarva Pecsre
erkezett, hol kiilonos 0tlete ta-
madt utjanak folytatasara. Eliza.
tarozta, hogy a pecsi sorgyart6l
hord6t ker k0lcson", azzal Mo
hacsra megy es oman a horde
ban folytatja utjat vegig a Du
nan, a Fekete-tengerig. A hord6t
a s0rgyar keszseggel bocsatotts
rendelkezesere, sot, hogy fel nt
boruljon vizben, kar6kat ero
sitett ra. A vizivandor mar elm
dult vilagkoriili utjara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
sulyos seriileseibe belepusztul.

sulyos seriileseibe belepusztul.
Ha meghalok, akkor vegyek
elo az uramat, vallotta az asz-
SONY. - Az 3 aldozata vagyok.
Maskor is megvert, de ICY soha.
Toroljak meg halalomat, inert
ok nelkiil vert agyon.
Nemeth Istvanne meg azon az
ejjelen meghalt.
A korhaz ertesitette halal-
esetr6l a vizsgal6bir6t. Elrendel-
TEX a boncolast, amely ujabb nagy
meglepetest hozott. Eszerint. az
asszony halalat mem seriilesel
okoztak, hanem az agybaja. Eliza
nyagolt, regi betegsege huz6dott
az agyara es ebbe pusztult belle
Mindazaltal tovabb nyomoznak
inert sulyos seriilesek nyomaiva
volt tele a teste.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
A SZEKRENYEN REJTEGETTE
MEGFOJTOTT GYERMEKET

Kunszentmartonb6l jelentik -
A Kunszentmarton melletti cuk-
rosi sz6l6ben lakott Feher Istvan
felesegevel, Kengyel Mariaval,
akit ez ev februarjaban vett no
i'll. A multi napokban csendor0k
nevtelen foljelentesre hazkutatast
tartottak hazaspar lakasan, mi
vel a foljelentes adatai szerint
Feherne nemregiben titokban
gyermeket sziilt es AIT elpuszti-
totta. A ferj mitsem tudott az
egesz dologrol, s6t meg AIT sem
tudta, hogy felesege aldott ALA.
potban volt, az asszony pedie
mindent tagadott. A .csend6rok
azonban hazkutatas soran a $40
baban a szekreny tetejen megta
laltak az ujsziil0tt csecsem6 ron.
gyokba burkolt hullajat.
Miutan a rend0rorvosi yizsga
lat megallapitotta, hogy a oyer
mex elve sziiletett es axutan fol
tottak meg, a lelketlen anya nen
tagadott tovabb, hanem toredel
mesen bevallotta, hogy gyerme
ket, = akinek sziileteser6l ferje
mex mem volt szabad tudnia, =
nyomban a sziiles utan megfojtot
ta. Az anya ellen az eljarast 70
lyamatba tettek, ferj ellel
azonban, miutan artalan, mem in
ditottak eljarast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13

borral eltek. Bevittek 6ket Ka
posvarra az iigyeszseg foghazaba
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
LEGENYEK CHATAJA
A SZEP LANY MATT

kecskemetr6l jelentik: A
kecskemeti Foldmivesiskola koze-
leben igen sep leany virult eb-
ben a mindent erlel6 vilagban.
Belegyonyoriiztek a kornyek sza-
badszivii legenyei, egymast tar
tottak sakkban, nehogy valame-
lyik el6bbre jusson a leany ke-
gyeiben. Harom kadarseged is ke-
riilgette a lanyt, nevszerint Al
masi Ferenc, Meszaros Istvan es
Hartyani Mihaly. Mar mar az
egyiknek felesegiil igerkezett a
sep hajadon, ere k0rnyek le-
genyei raiizentek Almasiekra
hogy leiitik derekukat, ha meg
egyszer toljak a szelet azon a ia
jon. Exert jart harmasban a ka-
darcsapat, exert jelentek meg uj.
ra mind a harman, bottal, bicska
val tajon.
Negy legeny, Foldi Imre, Fold
JOSEF, Deak Mihaly es Lac
Sander kileste a lanykapu k0zele
ben varosb6l j0tteket.
= No, kadarok, hat megis k
mertetek jonni? = ALT elejiik a;
id6sebb Foldi. Icy kezd6dott {
csata, hiszen az ultimatum MAJ
elobb elhangzott. A f0lkesziil
lxet csapat hat megiitkozott. d,
annyira belemelegedtek, hog,
amlikor mar tobben f0ld0n fet
rengtek, veres tagokkal, mel
mindeg mem hagytak abba. A ka
daroknak jaj lett volna, mer
F0ldiek. mar-mar tartalekcsapato
is kaptak, de sep leany apj
kirohant csataz6khoz
Ne bantsatok, gyerekek, eze
ket rossz dongaju kadarokat
ugyse adom hozzajuk a lanyc
mat.
Ez hatott. Abba hagytak, maj
foltamogattak sebesiilteke
Harom legeny sehogy sem tudo1
talpra allni. Hartyani a tiidejet
kapott mely szurast es botot to
tex kettle a fejen, F0ldi J6zs'
testeben negy bicskaszuras ext
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13

Fodor Istvan pineejebol 1872 liter
bort, Krezmanics Gy0rgy borab6l
179 litert, Hegyi Istvant6l 108 IL
ter bort loptak ell.
= lit mar csak az Ebb6 segit-
het bajon, - mondottak a csen-
d6r0k. = Friss a nyom, maid az
Ebb6 elint6zi bet0r6ket.
Az Ebb6 sokszorosan kitiinte-
tett csend0rkutya. Hat j0tt az
Ebb6. K0riilszaglaszta j6l ha-
rom karvallott gazdaS borospin-
'ceinek ajtait, ezutan .nekivagott
az udvarnak, elkocogott szolo-
hegyen, nyomon eljutott Zambo
Ferenc lakasa ele.
= Helyben vagyunk, edes gaz-
dam, - csaholta ebb6.< Diih0sen
beugrott Zamb6 szobajaba, neki-
ugrott az eppen borozgat6 tar.
sasagnak.
= Melyik volt? - kerdeztek
a tiszthelyettesek.
Ebb0 mar huzta koter felt
Koronics Imret. Aztan Zambo Fe
rene labikrait szoritgatta. A har
madik bork0stolo csak ravicsori
tott. Az csak vendeg volt bet0
J, roknel. Koronics es Zaanbo az ell
So ijedelemben be is vallottak
! rendszeres bet0reseket. Kilen
hekt6 bort meg is talaltak naluk
pedig h6napok 6ta viz helyett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13

= AblaktOrSs
- Hi torte be nalatok'az abla-
-- A mama. t
- AIT hallottam, hogy papad
a hibas, inert elkapta fejet, ami
kor a tanyer hozzarepult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
CSENDORKUTYA CSIPTE Ell
A sZ0L0K BORDEZstMAL0IT

Kaposvarr6l jelentik - A pa
tosf6i sz6l6k borpfnceit homapols
6ta dezsmaltak. Alkulccsal hatol-
TAX be a bet0rok, A szolobirto-
kosok nagyon panaszkodtak a
tolvajlasok miatt, inert mem egy-
mex hektoliterszamra hordtak ell a
legiobb borait. A mutt napokban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
HALALOS AGYAN
MEGVADOLTA Az URAT
Kannsvarr1l ielantik !.

Kaposvarr6l jelentik: Ne
meth Istvan nagyberenyi kisgaz-
da feleseget bevittek kaposvari
korhazba. A teste tele volt kek es
z0ld foltokkal. Az orvosoknak
nagy fajdalmakrol panaszkodott
Megvizsgaltak es akkor lattak
hogy az asszony menthetetlen, e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13

KIAD0, elad6 vagy essr6lek 8 szobas
tAgla hazat, minden tekintetben mo-
dern, melegviz flutes, 8 autos garazs,
kit villaanos menten egy blocknyira
buszt6l, kozel magyar kathoikus
tenHpIon1hoz. Kiad6 nagyon melta-
nyosan, vagy elad6 k0nyi havi tor
lesztesrc. Elfogadok telket is else le-
fizetesbe vagy kisebb hazat cserebe.
Gin: John Dulovich, 1875 So Pearl
st. Telefon 1928. $685. .38
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13

HAZ. SiirgSsen elad6 s
szobas haz q 16-os Stop, Sharon
Line villamos k0zeleben. Ket
nagy nyari porch-csal, fiird3-
szob&val dupla garage-val, viz
vezetek es kutviz, lot 40x128.
CHM: 815 East Ave. B6vebb
felvilagositassal szivesen SOL
galnak Gagyi es Pekarcsik a
Magyar Hirlap nyomdajabar
800 w. Federal st. Telefon
szam 1929.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
Hirek ] az Ohazab6l

lenkedett, Laci Sander a vallan
seriilt meg. Mind harom legeny
seriilese olyan sulyos, hogy kor-
hazba kellett oket szalitani.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-09
DOCTOR HERE SINCE
1888 ASKS DIVORCE

ment, and his wife filed cross COM
plant, asking $4,000 alimony.
The trial was started Thursday.
Most OF the hearing was taken up
in the reading into the record of
numerous letters from Mrs. DeHass
to her husband, and clippings from
newspapers and magazines which
she sent to him through the mail
since their separation more than a
year ago.
Twenty-three such exhibits were
introduced by DR.. DeHaSS' attorneys
Wednesday.
His reply to the cross complaint
contended he had paid out an
average of $3.50 to $500 a month to
operate their home. in answer to
charges of insufficient funds made
by his wife.
Other exhibits showed where he
purchased one diamond bar pin.
costing more than 5000, and a
platinum wrist watch.
Some Of the letters read into the
record suggested the martial rift
started when DR.. DeHaSs decided to
his son, by a former marriage, lot
in Indianapolis.
A former suit for divorce was
brought by the doctor more than a
year ago was dismissed when Mrs.
DeHass filed motion for change of
venue. Within a few weeks of this
dismissal last spring, the present
action was brought.
Indications are the case will last
the rest of the week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-09
BURGLARS TAKE
$4,000 IN LOOT
Residences and Stores Are
Broken Into.

Burglars stole $4,000 in clothing,
electrical goods and jewelry Thurs
day night when they entered four
residences and two business places
in different sections of city.
Early evening burglars, who have
been operating in the north section
of the city, stole $1,764 worth Of
clothing at the home of William
Morrison, 1901 N. Pennsylvania ST.,
when they forced their way in by
climbing up back porch and
breaking glass out Of a second story
rear window.
A rear window in the Harry Ma
gibson hardware store, 1908 E.
Michigan ST., was jimmied and ra-
dio and electrical supplies valued at
$710 carried away.
Jack Goddard, 3419 Roosevelt
Ave, proprietor of the Union I'm
derwear Company, '211 w. Raymond
ST., reported that $35 and tools val
ued at $25 stolen from his business
place.
Other burglaries: Mrs. Vivian
Collins, 1922 Elrnira ST., watch, $50;
Mrs. Lucille Schulz, 1914 w. Twenty
Sixth ST., visiting at Terre Haute,
house ransacked, no estimate; Mrs.
Rose Logan, Negro, 1884 N. West
ST., scarf, SIS.