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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-02
DEMOCRATIC

Herbert C. Hoover 'Alfred E. Smith
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
'Charles Curtis Joseph T. Robinson
'Name does not appear 'Name does not appear
on ballot or machine Vote ballot machine.
for is presidential eectors IS presidential eector
Arthur Binford Meredith Nicholson
Morris Richie
Boonshot A. Thomas
Frank Gilkison Robert W. Miers
Horace M Truebiood George Badger
William A. Guthrie Michael F. Bohland
Gail Roberts Leonard B. Marshall
@. Golden Samuel L. Trabue
Charles o. Samuel E. Rauh
Harvey r. Swisher Charles Dehority
Bert Mckinney L. Romack
Charles W. Henley B. Cunningham
Benjamin F. Long George Rauch
william Griffin Ephram X. Strong
Oliver M. Kinnison Lon E. Bernethy
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
Arthur r. Robinson Albert Stump
FOR GOVERNOR
Harry G. Leslie Frank C. Daley
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Edgar D. Bush Addison Drake
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
Otto G. Fiield Arthur j. Hamrick
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE
Archie N Bobbitt George w. sweigert
FOR TREASURER OF STATE
Grace B. Urbahns Jap Jones
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
James M, Ogden Curtis Shake
FOR STATE sUPT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Roy p Wisehart John A. Linebarger
FOR JUDGE SUPREME COURT
(Second DISTRICT
David A. Meyers Thomas H Branaman
FOR JUDGE APPELLATE COURT
(First Division)
Elmer @. Lockyear William CURL
FOR JUDGE APPELLATE COURT
(Second Division)
Noel O. Neal Glen Clifford
PROHIBITION PRoHIBITI
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS - Basil L. Cont
Allen Henry s. Bonsib. Merrick TREASURER-Lul
John E. Thompson. oliver Allen Jennie ATTORNEY -IENEi
Brown william F webster ross s Dov1s yer.
Stafford E. Homan James Robinette SUPERINTENDENT
Samuel A. Kiger William Johnson VIII TIoNAllen Bowman
liam Elliott, Morris Hmer Nargaretha REPORTER SUPRT
M Mold. Everson.
UNITED STATES sENATOR-Willann H CONGRESSMAN
Harris. STATE SENATORS
ro1,rpNop Alhor, atariov Alva N Clark. Wi
- ~ 1870 Hazel B schuck
Wierd Arbnckla
Apv ON Asrr ~fnr ! rcrns
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-02

White, Jane Young, Joseph Kettery and below Oeft
to right, Betty Heath, Carl Priest Dorothy Moreton
and Robert HooSer.
Another sketch enacted by the children in grade
1-B shows the work of the Public Health Nursing
Association. The young actors in this skit fright
below are Thelma Gray and Charles Gunther.
1.-The Beggar," especially written for community
fund pageants is being enacted by the children in
grade GA William Wheasler Cleft at left below
and Robert williams caught by the camera as
they rehearsed their roles
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-02

PROHIBITION TICKET
(COntinued)
TREASURER-Lulla Swisher.
ATTORNEY GENERALr-Charles A. Sal
yer.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC NsTRUC-
TION--Allen Bowman.
REPORTER SUPREME COURT-Isahella
Everson.
RESSMAN-Edward M. Lentz.
STATE SENATORS-Burris w. Adams.
Alva N. Clark. william T. Lynn and
Hazel B. Schuck
JOINT STATE SENATOR W.
Arbnckle
STATE REPRESENTATIVES, = jessie r.
Blenten. Vernon Creighton. Adeline Denny.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-02

order in which they appear upon both voting machines
REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT
Genevieve Brown May Hack
FOR CONGRESS
Ralph E. Updke Louis Ludlow
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Judson L. Stark Raymond F. Murray
FOR STATE SENATORS
j. Clyde Hoffman B. Howard Caughran
Winfield Miller Arch D. Hinch
Robert L. Moorhead Walter o. Lewis
John L. Nblack Edward o. Snethen
FOR JOINT STATE SENATOR
marion and Johnson Countes)
Joe Rand Beckett John F. Linder
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Thaddeus r. Baker Herman F. Backemeyer
Thomas G. Bachelor Howard H. Bates
John L. Benedict Henry @. Cox
william Bosom Jr John Lynch
Lloyd D. Caycombe Roy T. Mlbourn
Henry A. Kottkamp Harry B. Perkins
John E. King Miss Bess Robbins
j. H. Lowry Robert r. Sloan
Louis B. Markun John B. Webb
Frank J. Noll Jr Leo F. WEIGH
Frank E. Wright Joseph A. Wicker
FOR JOINT STATE REPRESENTATIVE
marion and Johnson Counties)
T. Newton Brown Michael w. Mccarthy
FOR TREASURER
marion County,
ClyQe f. RODllSOu Nle4ul D. ENdAobVAA
FOR SHERIFF
marion County,
George L. Wnkler Charles Sumner
FOR CORONER
(AIarion County,
DR.. Charles H. Keever DR.. Robert Dryer
FOR SURVEYOR
marion County,
Paul r. Brown Rush F. Pckens
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Pirst DISTRICT
John E. Shearer Thomas H. Ellis
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Second DISTRICT
George Snider Ernest K Marker
N TICKET PROHIBITION TICKET
ued) (Contnued)
Swisher - Frank W. Hubble, M. King. Amelius
AA-On@IeS a. 0Si B. Milan Ralph t. Morse James Rob-
bins. william F. Schrontz
FoeIiO ANSAf'oO- JOINT STATE REPRESENTATIvE-Al-
~ /,o,rz- r..1.r. fred A. Boaz.
49, PROSECUTING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A.
ward M. Lentz ~
w. Adams, IttEASOfSEtt-John GIBSON
lam r. Tv,n ana SHERIFF-John w. Huddeston
CORONER-Samuel 7. Johnson.
sAr,,u uo.~o. SURVEYOR-Raymond
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-02
80 WOUNDED IN RIOTS
Bv United Press

Students Battle Police With Stones
in Lemberg, Poland.
BIZ United Press
BERLIN, Nov. 2.-Eighty Ukra-
MAN students and Polish police were
estimated to have been wounded in
Lemberg, Poland, during a disturb
ance today.
Students fought the police with
stones, and police replied with re-
YOlYer shots.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-02
Candidate List for TueSd days Election

complete parties upon
Tuesday The lists the order which they appear
Evening star., 1928-06-17
LIEUT.. GAVIN SETS
ALTITUDE RECORD
Navy Flyer Reaches Height
of 1920 Feet, Carrying
1000 Kilograms Load.
By the Associated Press.
nYHrY hHAYrr ra1HTA

By the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, June I6.-After
failing because of motor trouble in a
first cItenapt to set up new altitude
record Cor seaplanes carrying useful
load Of 1000 Kilograms. Lieut.. Arthur
Gavin. Navy flyer. took off less than
two hours later today and established
new American record in this class
On his second fight Lieut.. Gavin
reached q height of approximately
10, 6,200, or more than 2100 feet above
the mark of 1904 feet established by
Lieut.. Zeus Sos'cek earlier this month
In PN-l2. No. :, engined with Wright
motors Gavin Jew the PN-i2, No. D,
equipped with Pratt a. Whitney radial
air-cooled motors.
Went Un $4,000 Feet.
Yesterday GasIn established a new
record Of more 'nan $4,000 feet in the
same plane carrying a load of 1000
Kilograms. On ais first attempt today
Gavin reached an altitude of 1880
feet and failure of the carburetor on
the starboard motor forced him down
After landing, he announced he would
make a second attempt as soon as the
lets in the carburetor were adjusted,
When he had TAXED his plane up to
the ramp of the deck he announced he
had reached an altitude of 1880 feet
The exact height will not be known
until the paragraphs in the plane have
been calibrated by the contest COM
rlittee of the National Aeronautic As
ISOLATION
Air Too Cold for Motor.
He said the cold air at the altitude
he reached did not permit the motors
to function properly and he could not
get a sufficient number of revolutions
out of them TO force the huge seaplane
and its load any higher.
The purpose OF these weight-carry-
ing flights. aircraft factory officials
said, is to determine the fighting abil-
ity" Of the large type Of seaplane.
which Is designed for patrol work All
air battles. 1t was explained. would in
the future be fought at high attitudes
out Of the range of anti-aircraft bat
teries on the ground.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
JUDGES ARE NAMED.
FOR TUESDAY VOTE
Fairfax County Electoral Board
Selects Officials for State
Balloting.
Special Dispatch to The star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX. Va June l6.--The Fair
fax Count electoral board, L. A. Pop
kins. B. F. hewitt and B. B. Iden. has
appointed the following precinct judges
for. the State election on Tuesday. The
first two named are recognized as the
Democrats, the third the Republican
precinct in Mount Vernon district,
where all judges are recognized as DEM
ocrats.
Centerville district-Centerville pre-
cinct: J. E. Harrison, r. H. Hawes. c.
j. Boiler; Clifton precinct: A. J. Kid
well, c. B. Wright. S. II. Detwiler:
Pender precinc': Sylvester Fox. Alvin
Birch. L. r. Sherwood, Swetnan pre-
cinct: c. n. Kruse, M. Carroll. Henry
B. Jones; Wells precinct G. B. Fansler.
Jacob Schneider and j. r. Wells,
Dranesville district-Dranesville pre-
cinct: Marion Money, Forest Cockeriiie.
L. w. jenkins; Forestyile precinct: D.
d. Cornwell, r. l.. Lanham, l.. B. Nor
ris; Herndon precinct: F. L. White. w.
E. Elmore, George Bready: Pleasant
Valley precinct: p. H. Hutchison, X. H..
Eostron. Marvin Perkins: Thompson
w. Middleton: Thornton precinct: T..
AVA. @A&at 1S1AAs ~ ~. SAo~Uht ~ "A.
Wheeler.
Falls Church District--Annanda
precinct: A. L. Creel L. M. Hirst, Pearle
v. Hannah: Falls Church precinct: S.
II. Styles, F. L Birch, NJ. r. Westcott;
West End precinct: v. c. Donaldson, c.
B. Cockerille, Richard Hooker.
Lee district--Bayliss precinct: j. r.
Davis. j. NJ. Springman. Frank Clarke:
Burke precinct: E. A. Marshall, Harry
L. Marshall, j. M. Harrison: woodward
precinct. John Maley, George c. Davis,
w. F. HALEY
Mount Vernon district--Accotink pre-
cifict: A. S. Lynn, N. B. Dent, J. p. H.
Mason. sr.: Gum Springs precinct:
Harry Zimmerman, E.. l.. Popkins. Har-
old Buchanan; Moores precinct: w. z.
Broaders, George W. Triplett. Malcolm
Mclean: Pullman precinct: Fl. o. Blunt.
Irene richardson, z. III. Roberts.
Providence district--Fairfax precinct:
H. M. Gibson, H. w. Sisson, nv. A. Speer:
Langley precinct. G. A. Grub. A. L.
Leigh, r. s. Walters: Lick precinct: o.
T. Nigh. D. r. Ehreve, Charley Money;
Vienna precinct: C. G. Pierpoint ROY
M. Money, r. A. Wilcox.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Early Agriculture Authority.

Walter Of Henley waA the author Of
the first book Of agriculture written in
England. II was written In Norman
French in 1880, and evidence Of its
worth lis indicated BY the fact that il
vas printed two and half centuries
later
Evening star., 1928-06-17

The protection of birds In the re-
publics Of southern South America is
In somewhat the same stage as In the
United States 30 years ago.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
$50 DELEGATES EXPECTED
Baltimore Presbyterian synod 10
Meet Tomorrow.

Meet Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK, Md, June i6.---About
$50 delegates are expected 10 attend the
annual conference ot the Baltimore
Synod OF the Presbyterian Church, To
be held at Hood College here Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
They win come from all sections OF
Maryland. Rev. Bruce H. M. Donald
has charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

Daughters Of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
Tent. No, /, viii meet tomorrow. 8 pm,
at Grand Array Hail.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

The washington City Cniropractorg'
Association viii meet Tuesday, pm.
AZ the residence Of DR.. Aiverda g.
Gates, 2l0S Fiagler street.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
FUTURE.

The University Club will hold its an
nual field day tomorrow at the Congress
sional Country Club. Land and water
games. contests and awards. Dinner at
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TonAY-

The wanderlusters' hike viii start
from East Falls Church. Meet at
Twelfth and Pennsylvania avenue at
2:i5 o'clock. Mr.. Mason, leader.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet at Rock Greek Bridge station
(Calrert street, Chevy Chase line) for
q hike up Rock Greek to Fourteenth
street car line. For those who stay out
there will be an early evening lunch
party at Miller Cabin.
THE Tarot." ancestor of the mod
ern playing card, wiz be the subject of
talk by Edward j. Owen, O'Clock, at
washington Lodge. Theosophical So
ciety, 1915 II street. Admission free
Public invited.
FUTURE.
The University Club will hold its an
nual field day tomorrow at the Congress
sional Country Club Land and water
games. contests and awards. Dinner at
$50 pm.
District Council, No. Is. Loyal Ladies
of the Royal Arcanum. viii meet to-
morrow. 8 PM, at "A Grant place.
The National Museum announces an
exhibition Of fifty Books of the Year
and Printing for Commerce" lent by
the American Institute of Graphic Arts.
daily TO june 30, IN division Of graphic
arts, Smithsonian Building. Hours
Week days. to z:30: Sundays, l:30 to
$50 pm.
St. Stephens Club viii hold a card
party June 81 at the Auditorium
TTenty-fourth and X streets.
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
Tent. No. /, viii meet tomorrow. o pm,
at Grand Army Hail.
The washington City Cniropractorg'
Association viii meet Tuesday, pm.
AZ the residence Of DR.. Aiverda g.
Gates, 2l0S Fiagler street.
The Southeast Civic League viii meet
tomorrow, o pm, at st. Monica's parish
hall, South Capitol and L streets.
A card party for the wonen's Benefit
Association viii be given Friday, 8 pm,
al the home Of Mrs. Josephine Nus
baum. Gil Portland street southeast.
Congress Heights.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

st. Stephens Club will hold a card
party June 81 at the Auditorium,
Twenty-fourth and X streets.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

District Council, No. is. Loyal Ladies
of the Royal Arcanum. viii meet to-
morrow, 8 PM, Ut "A Grant place.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

THE Tarot," ancestor of the mod
ern playing card, wiz be the subject OF
a talk by Edward j. Owen, 8 O'Clock, at
Washington Lodge, Theosophical So
ciety, 1915 II street. Admission free.
Public invited.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

The Southeast Civic League viii meet
tomorrow, Q pm, at st. Monica's parish
hall, south Capitol and L streets.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
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Evening star., 1928-06-17
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Three for $l.50. Silk and
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plain colors and fancy plaids,
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Evening star., 1928-06-17

A card party for the women's Benefit
Association viii be given Friday, 8 pm,
al the home Of Mrs. Josephine Nus
baum. Gil Portland street southeast.
Congress Heights.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

The wanderlusters' hike win start
from East Falls Church. Meet al
Twelfth and Pennsylvania avenue al
2:i5 o'clock. Mr.. Mason, leader.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Fancy Shorts
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In fine percales. madras
and broadcloth; all the fa-
vored colors and many att
tractive fancy patterns.
plaids, stripes and others.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Men Pajamas
$1.65

Three for S475. Choice Of
woven madras, printed ma
dras. plain and jacquarded
broadcloth. Regular necks
and English collar models.
Plain colors and fancy pat
terms.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
.AMERlKAI MAGYAR HIRrARr

nyekr6l tollmosoyallalat tulaj,
donosa q k&t csendSr k'0zd.
- Mem erzem tnagam banosnek
vedekezett . vadlott. - ISax,
hogy mem szamoltan ell t6bbszaz
peng6yel, de azert mGgsem silk.
kasztottarn. A Soml6 testverek
ceg utaz6ja voltam es videki iizlet-
feleket 1atogattam. Sok esetben
fizettek Is en- annyira sz6rakozott
voltam, hogy mialatt a fizetSsr5l
sz6l6 nyugtat alairtam, penzt az
asztalon felejtettem.
- Els mem felejtett el hazamen-
nig ~ kerdezte a bir6 mosolyogva.
Mem, kerem, mem felejtet-
tenn ell inert az 0szt0n dolgozott
bennem. Fatal korom ota ugyan-
is sok sulyos betegsegen mentem
keresztiil, azutan nagyfoku
idegbetegseg is nyomokat hagyott
meg, aztan a gyomorbaj is, minek
k0vetkezteben d gyomrom hatvan
szazalekat XII kellett operalni, ugy
hogy most negyven szazalekkal
elek csak.,
=, ARA emlekszik, hogy kit5l
szedett be pen1t? - erdeklSd0tt
IA bir6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09

felrobbant es Kilian jobbkezet le-
tepte, jcbbszemet pedig kiiit5tte.
Beszallitottak az ersckujvari k6r-
hazba, nivel azonban a f8orvos
szabadsagon volt, tovabb yittek
Nyitrara. lit a kezet amputaltak,
a miitet azonban mar elkesett,
inert szerencsetlen ember elve,-
zett k0rhazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
Apr6 Hirdetesek
CSIP0FAJDALoM is "A
vELE JARo NYoMoRU-
SAG GYORSAN MEG
SKUNK.
A V0r0s Keresxt Vese Ia
pasz Majdnem Varass-
szeriien hat.

Csipofajas, neuralgia es mas
rheumatikus bajok eles, l0velo
fajdalmai es tompa szaggatast
ma,Mnem azonnal eliizheti a John
son-fele Vor0s Kereszt Tapasszal.
Amint ext regi, hires, meghizn
hat6 tapaszt faj6s reszre fate~
szi, segitseget hoz. melesiti,
enyhiti, csillapitja a. remego iae-
geket es majdnem azonnal .eliizi
a fajdalmat es nyomorusagot. Al
lando segitseget nyer azert is,
inert WORDS Kereszt TapaMban
lev6 gyogyszer boron keresztiil
alland6an felszivodik a megtama-
dott reszekbe, amig a tapasz a
testen van. Kerje hatarozottan a
Macy Voros Kereszt Vese Ia
paszt a v0ros flaneL ,hattal.. Min
den drug storeban kaphato.
(Adv.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
FELROBBANT GRANAT LE-
VELNEHEzfsK, NELLY EGY
GAzDksz HALALAT OK0ZTA,

Nyitrarol jelentik: Kilian
Ern6, a Karolyi-uradalom gazda-
tisztje, a Ntmcgyer melletti An
hamajor-puszta teljesitett szol-
galatot. A minap el alSart utapi
es csomagolni kezdett. K0zben fell
emelte az ir6asztalan hever1 gr4-
n6tsley6lnehaz6kst amelyst yslet-
!eniil kisjt kez6bN. a granat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
AK MINDENT ELFELEJTETT

Budapestr6l jelentik: Ket csen-
dor kisereteben. jelent meg a biin-
tetGt6ryenyszekken B6rczy ,bir6
el5tt Eckstein geza volt tollks sfeesE
ked5seged, jelenleg cgy tollmoso-
vallalat tulajdonosa, akit a buda-
pesti .kiralyi iigyfszseg sikkssz-
tAssal vadolt. Eckstein t0bbsz0r
tayol maradt f6targyalasrol Is
vegre i birdsag sl6yesetdsst
|rendelte el IS igy keriilt 4 k5r-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09

fej5t.
Eckstein elgoudolk6zva razta a
- Sajnos, mindent elfelejtet-
tenn.
MiutSn vadlott beismerte AIT,
hogy a penzzel mem szamolt el, a
.bir6sag 'harom h6napi foghazbiin-
tetesre itelte Eckstein Gezat, aki
az iteletben megnyugodott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09


nitast.
Noegyletiink gyulese. Az elmult
vasarnap delutan, a mostanaban
alakult moi egylet tagjai uzsonnat
adtak a templom alat tlevo audi
t6riumban, amely kellemes szora-
kozast megel6zoleg az alakul6
gyiilesen elnapolt iigyeket tar
gyalvan le es egeszitven XII tisz-
tikart. A gyiiles mint egy har-
mine nGtestveriinlx jelenleteben
folyt lie es januar no 29-en tar
tott alakuN gyiiles hatarozatait
er6sitven meg egyhangulag,
amely abban allvan, hogy a Lo-
rantffy Zsuzsanna N6iegylet az
esetleges halalozas alkalmaval
tartozik maid Iannyi dollar SCI
gelyt nyujtani q gyaszol6 csalad-
max, albany taggal fog az egylet
rendelkezni azon id6ben, aztan
tartoznak, tagok betegeket is
nleglatogatni es a szenved5 csa-
Iad tagiait indenben tartpznals
lxisegiteni, raIeyis ott 4 h&kmun,
EssS 1f .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
FEBRUAR II.

A Munkas Szeryezetek egyit-
tes rendez@eben tancmulat
sag a sztrajkol6 banyaszok
segitesere a Kossuth terem-
ben 225 E. Federal st.
FEBRUAR II.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya r6-
mai katholikus hitk0zseg Far
sangi balja. eSzuligan Hall.
FEBRUAR IL.
A Warren Ifjusagi K0r Va
lentine tanca Yugoslav
Hallban, Burton Ave-, Stop
37Ha. A j6vedelem fele a Kos
suth szobor javara fordittatik
FEBRUkR IL.
A Kossuth Kor rendezeseben
szinre kerul a Kossuth nagy-
teremben a "Paraszt kisasz-
SONY" nepszinmii.
TEBRUAR II.
Valentine bal Rendezi a ka-
tholikus Ifjusagi K0r az
Eagles Hallban.
FEBRUAR 1s.
A Fiiggetlen Ref. Ifj. Kor.
tancmulatsaga a Kossuth
K0rben. Mcdvc zenekara mu-
zsikal.
FEBRUAR 18.
A Munkas Bs. ts Onkepz6
Szervezet S7ik sharoni osz-
talya q South Dock St.-en le-
vo Maennerchor Hallban jo-
tekonycelu tancestelye.
FEBRUAR 18.
Warren, Oh ElsG Magyar
Ferfi es Noi Betegsegelyz6
farsang ut6 balja "a Roman
Hallban. Kezdete este 6-kor.
FEBRUAR is.
Pr6ba bal, tartja Kiss Bella
tanciskolaja Nilesben, a nagy
Trum'bull County Labor Hall
termeben.
FEBRUAR 10.
A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Ref.
N6egylet diszn6toros vacso-
raja es farsangzar6 iinnep6-
lye sziniel0adasal a Reforma-
tus Templom also termeben.
Szinre keriil: a "Csiribiri
kisasszony"-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
APRHIs 8.

A Fiiggetlen Ref. III. K0r
sziniel0ada dasa a KOssuth K0r-
ben. Szinre kerul a "Siit a
nap" r. vigjatek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
PR0BA AKASZTAST RENDE.
ZETT A FEIESEGEVEL
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zatos biinigyben ;rdrlt meg a
nyomozas par nap el6tt Saj6petri-
ben. Saj6 Bertalan % ewes gaz-
dalkod6 biinjigy gyanusitottja, |
aki ellen gyilkossag kiserlete ci-
men indult meg az eljaras, inert
fel akarta akasztani fereseget. |
A biniigy rendkiviil titokzatos.
Nehany asszony suttogasa alap-
jan jutott a csend0r0k filebe az
eset hire es csak a nyomozas So
ran deriilt ki, hogy hirnek ko-
molly alapja van.
Amikor a csend6r0k kihallgat-
tax Saj6 Bertalannet, aki mar ha-
rom hete el ferjet6l kiilonvaltan,
fatal asszony meglepo valloma
saban tarta fel az eset reszleteit.
Novemberben egy este Saj6 Ber-
talan arr6l kezdett beszelgetni
felesegevel, hogy j6 lenne, ha az
asszony valamelyik biztosit6inte-
| zetneE nagyobb osszegii eletbizto-
sitast k0tne.
| - Mire lenne az? - kerdezte
az asszony.
| - Ha meghalnal - valaszolt a
ferfi - kapnek egy csomo penzt
utanad.
Ezen a hazastarsak kiSse ossze-
por0ltek, maid az asszony indula-
tosan szolt oda ferjenek:
= Hat mem banom. Ha meg
unsz, biztosits be, aztan akassz fel
es legyen tied penz.
| Ere a ferfi $40 nelkiil elovett
fegy kenderb6l keszitett zsin6rt,
| atvetette d mestergerendan. az
Iegyik veget meghurkolta, maid az
tapul6, es nit sem sejto felesege
lnyakaba vetette es felhuzta a ge-
irendara.
| Par pillanatjg hagyta a zsino-
ron fiiggni az asszonyt, azutan le-
engedte es leszedte nyakar6l a
| hurkot, amely akkor mar vervo-
r0s csikkent hasitott belle a hui
saba.
| A kiilonos esetet ICY adta el0
az asszony csend6r0knek es val
omasat kiegeszitette azzal, hogy
| akasztas k0zben elveszitette az
aszmeletet es csak percek mulva
| tert magahoz, amikor mar az
| igyon fekiidt Is a ferje eleszt-
gette. Az eset utan Saj6ne mem
walt ell ferjetol csak mintegy 4
hettel kes6bb hagyta OFT es sMiilei-,
hez k0lt0z0tt .ennek okat azOnban
mem mondta meg csendoroknek,
Iakiket kil0nben meg ARA is meg
|kert, hogy ne inditsanak semmife-
lie eljarast "a ferje ellen.
| A csend6r0k azutan Saj6 Berta-
liant hallgattak XII, aki ugyanugy
Iadta elo az esetet, mint felesege.
"A ket vallomas k0z0tt mind0ssze
annyi volt kiil0nbseg, hogy a
| ferj szerint akosztas ko7ben az
asszony mem veszitette ell eszme-
letet. ARA, hogy miert iiz0tt fe-
lesegevel lily vesz6lyes jattkot,
semmifele fe1vilagositast mem tn
ldott adm.
/ A csendor0k a nyomozas soran
megallapitottak, hogy az asszony
mem kotott elet.biztositast, ami ait
| igazolja, hogy ferj mem anyagl
erdekb0l akarta felakasztani, es
mega1lapitottak AIT is, hogy az
akasztas tenyleg megt0rtent.
| Atitokzatos iigyben a csendo-
rok reszletes jelentest, kiildtek az
iigyeszsegnek, ahol gyilkossag
bimtett6nek kiserlete cimen meg
|inditottak Sai6 Bertalan ellen a
biinvadi eljarast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
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