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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10

A csardasvarseny els6 dijjat
Bokri Ferenc es tancosparja Pap
Jozsefne nyertek meg, masodik
gy0ztespar pedig Szuetta Janos
Is Sander Iona lett. Ezen ver-
seny iigyes rendez6set a mind
nyajunk altal jol ismert Kiss Bella
tanctanar vezette.
Egy mask erdekes szama az
estenek Majusi kiralyn6 titkos
szavazassal tortent megvalasztasa
volt. Mindenki sietett leadni sza-
yaz6-cedulajat azokat egy ere
a celra osszeallitott bizottsag rem
dezte es szamlalta meg A szava-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
| Zarandok kirandu-
las sMagyarorszaer4

1 A magyar zarandok bizottsag,
amely nemregen ittjart Ktossafh
zarandokok latogatasat akarja Az
I8Amerikaban elo magyarok 6haxai|
latogatasaval viszonozni, az all-
gusztus San indulo Berengaria
hajot valasztottak. Ezen nttaI
kapcsolatban egy Londonba es
Parisba teendG kirandulasast ISL
.ervbe vettek, amely utan Bnda-
pest a Scent Istvan napi iinneps
lsegek k0vetkaznenek.
A magyar kormany erdekl6-
dessel viseltetik a zarandoklas
irant ges AIT minden tekintetben
tamogatja is. Az 1T el6 nem-pol-
garok magyar ntlevelenek az arat
exert 3 dollarra szallitotta le, mig
az amerikai magyar polgarok VII
zumdijat ez alkalomra 2 dollar
ban allapitotta meg.
Il H. P .Borer ur, a Cunard haj6s-
tarsasag General Passenger Mama
gere AIT mondottai: "Vegteieniil
I'oriiliink, hogy magyar zaran-
dokcsapat a Kossuth zarandokolz
latogatasanak viszontlatogatasara
a mi Berengariankat valasztotta.
A mi haj j6starsasagunk Magyar
orszaggal hosszu 6vek 6ta tart
fem sZoros kapcsolatolat ugy,
hogy felesleges volna hangoztat-
nj, hogy magyar zarandolSok a
mi palotaszerii Berengariankon
teljesen otthon fogjak magukat
erezni. Magyar osztalyunknak ve-
zetojet Markus Alfred urat fog
juk megbizni, hogy a kirandul6-
kat elkiserje esl vezet6knek ss
.resztvev6knek mindellben segitse-
9efe feeyen. RemelTjiik, hogy u bal-
dapesti fogadtatas reszleteit Is r0s
videsen meg fogiuk tadni es
tervbe vettGk. hogy zarando-
koknak egy London es Parizs-i
latogatast nagyon csekely k0lt-
seggel is lehet0ve tegyiik. A Gu
nard haj6starsasag nemregen egy
konyvecsket adot XII, amely Ma
gyarorszagot ismerteti kirandu-
l6k szamara szoban es kepekben.
Ezen konyvecsket a Cunard tar
sasag helybeli kepviseloinel bar
XII ingyen megkaphatja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10

zas eredmenyekent Fodor Lujza
347 szavazattal lett megvalasztva.
"a H-ik a versenyben Mary Kuty
lett 245 szavazattal S ez utobbi
koronazta meg a kiralynot az osz-
SECS alattvalok hodol6 eljenzesa
mellett. Fodor Lula ezen gy6zel-
men xviii egy ertekes nyaklancot
is kapott.
Meg megemlitjiik AIT is. hogy
anyagilag is szep volt ezen mulat-
sag eredmenye a tiszta j0vedel-
met a Noegylet templom orgo-
-torlesztesi alapjara ajanlotta
fel.
Hogy a Lorantffyak majusi bal
ia oily szepen sikeriilt, sok tekin-
tetben az elokeszit6 bizottsag er-
deme. Sziv6san dolgoztak.
Az elokeszito bizottsag elnok-
n6je Mt. Laky Zsigmondne volt.
A bizottsag tagjai Geressy San
dorne, Nemeth Sandorne, Berry
Mikl6sne, Kopacsi Janosne, Sebok
Claiborne, Viketi J6zsefne, Varga
Istvanne, Homenik Osborne, Csc
tie Sandorne, Zuty Ferencne es
Juhasz Petarne. Eek a derek n0k
dolgoztak a bal alkalmaval is.
Ifj. 10th Istvan az ifiusagi BIZ
zottsag vezet6je volt, szorgalma-
san dolgozott a bal elott es a bal
alkalmaval. O yalogatta 0ssze a
kiil0mb0zG alkalmi bizottsagokat.
Balogh Juliska intszte a Majus
kiralyn6jenek a valasztasat.
Az ifjusagi bizottsag tagjai a
k0vetkez6k voltak, akik eleget is
tettek kotelessegiiknek: Leanyok
Fodor LIijza. Ba1ogh Jlfiska,
Teglas Jolan, Pentek Erzsike, Ju-
hasz Irenke, Vikete Erzsike, Ben
de Anna, Sebok Gizella, Molnar
Margit, Kuni Zsuzsika, Kuni Ju
liska, Kuthy R6zsika, Kuthy Ma
risl1a, Varga Mariska, Biikk0s NJ,
Kiraly Ilonka, Lutheran Irenke,
Juhasz Ida, Fiuk: Vilagi Istvan,
10th Istvan, 10th Janos, Szakacs
Bella, Szakacs Lajos, Kuthy San
dor, Kuthy Gyorgy, Vikete J6-
zsef, Biikkos Gyorgy, Sandor ia
nos, Karosy Pal, Papp Bertalan,
Peter, Szab6 Farenc, Lu-
teran Gyorgy, Varga Antal,
Gomez Mihaly, Zuthy Istvan es
Karako Lajos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
IS Ewes FENNALLAs

IA Bridgeport-i Szovetseg
youngstown oszthlya majus 26-
an fogja Sz0vetseg fennallasa-
max 35 ewes evfordul6jat megiin-
nepelni. Mar ma bejelenthetjiik
hogy ezen iinnepseg fenyesnek
igerkezo tancmulatsag kereteben
fog lezajlani. Az ezen alkalomra
kikiildott bizotsag tagjai felix's
retnek, hogy a tovAbbi reszletek
vsgleges kidolgozasa vegett f. hd
12-en; s5ombaton este . Kossuth
K0rben gyiilisnek eaybe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
sZENT IsTvAN EGYLET

4 d
Beteg tagjaink nevsora k0-
vetkez6: Ozv. Haidu Istvanne
1921 Wilson Ave. Novak Gyula
1150 Donation Ave. Szuhy Janos
268 p. Avondale Ave-. jelenleg Ci-
ty k6rhaz. Bark6 Janosne 1901
Donation Ave. Rubeczky Nilaaly
437 Early Rd. Betegseg az elnok-
mel jelentend6 be. Cine 2ll Ed
ward st. Telefon 7s749.
Beteg tagnak le<t ht6lag beje-
lentve Lengyel A ras, 2037 So.
Heights Avenue.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
Elso aldozas
Tobb mint go Syermek reszesiil a
szentsegben majus 2O-an.
Piink0sd vasarnapjan 40 6ras
szentsegimadas lesz a SIT.
Istvan templomban

T0bb h6napi faradsagos oktatas
utan vasarnaphoz .egy hetre, va
syis majus 20-an: r6szesiti F6t
Varlaky Sander d Scent Istvan
-egyhaz plebanosa sels6 aIdozasban
katholikus magyar sziilok, t0bb
mint 60 mar tit Amerikaban szii-
letett gyermeket
Ez alkalommal a templom va
ldsziniileg zsufolasig megtelik
maid gyermekek sziileivel, ro-
konaival ts ismer4seikkel, hogy
jelen legyenek az ifju nemzedek
els6 tudatos hitvallasanal.
Termeszetesen a leanykak tisz-
ta feherbe, a fiuk pedig iinneplo
ruhaban vonulnak maid az oil
tar ele.
Majus 27-en, piinkosd vasar-
napjan 40 i6ras, szentsegimada,
lesz a scent Istvan egyhazban. Ez
alkalommal termeszetesen Macy
papi segddlettel folynak a seer
tartasok.
A templom derel1 enekkara Ba-
laslo Gyorgy kantor vezetdse
alatt kiilonosen kesziil ere az al
kalomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
BIzoTTsAGIG GYttLEs

Keretnek a Polgari Kor vacso-
ra bizottsaganak tagjai Is erdek-
l0d0k, hogy most szombaton este
8 6rara a Kossuth K0rben taran-
do megbeszSlesre okvetleniil ell
j0jjenek. A tisztvisel6k es q BIZ
zottsag tagjai.
Mikes Gaspar, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
IA Polgari Kor
| esteje erdekel
Heffernan pelgarmester elfogad
ia a meghivast a vacsorara. -
OFT lesznek a megyei tiszt-
viselok es birak is.
A vacsora jegyek
mar kaphatok.

\ 10
sarnaphoz egy hetre tartandd
bankettje irant maris igen Macy
erdeklodes nyilvanul meg ma
/ gyarsag koreben.
/ Heffernan polgarmester szive-
sen fogadta a meghivast es kila-
tasba helyezte, hogy nemcsak g.
hanem Mrs. Heffernan is elton a
bankettre, hogy megismerkedjen
magyar asszonyokkal.
A megyei tisztvisel6k es birak
is mar reszben megigertek, hogy
elj0nnek a vacsorara, hogy a ma
gyar szarmazasu polgarokkal es
[polgarjeloltekkel szemelyesen is
megbaratkozhassanak.
A vacsora megbeszelesere a BIZ
zottsag most szombaton este nyolc
oral kezdettel gyiilest tart Kos
suth K0r helyisegeben. Keretnek
a tagok, hogy pontosan jelenjenek
meg.
Mint mar jeleztiik Lorantffy
Zsuzsanna N6egylet magyaros szi-
vesseggel eivallalta a vacsora f0-
zeset es felszolgalasat. Exert keri
a Polgari Kor vezetosege, hogy a
szombati bizottsagi gyiilesen kat
vagy harom taggal kepviseltessek
ma agukat a reszletek es teend0k
megbeszelesere.
Ugyancsak ezen a gyiilesen al
litanak 0ssze egy kis program
mot, zene es. enekszam0kat, .l,o9y
a vacsora alatt koz0nseget szo-
rakoztassak.
A Polgari Kor vezetosege ezen-
mel nyilvanosan meghivja az 0sz-
SECS Youngstown es k0rnyeki ma
gyar egyleteket es egyhazakat,
hogy lehetoleg teljes tagsaguk-
kal vegyenek reszt ezen vacso-
ran. A vacsora dijja csekely egy
dollarban van megszabva. A Pol
gari K0r mem kivan hasznot csi-
nalni vacsoran, celia legfokep-
pen az ,hogy a magyarsagot osz-
szehozza egy este, hogy megmu-
tassa, hogy magyarsag szamot
tav6 ero varosunkban es megye-
ben. Ebbol az eropr6bab6l csak
haszna lehet a magyarsagnak.
A kor vezetosege hangoztatja,
hogy a vacsoranak semmifele po-
litikai celia mines. Politikai besze-
dek mem fognak elhangzani.. Az
este inkabb az ismerkedest az
osszetartast fogja szolgalni
A vacsora jegyek rohamosan
fogynak. Jegyek kaphatok Habo-
dasz Gusztavnal, Mixich Gaspar-
nal, a k0r agilis titkaranal, Ju-
hasz Janosnal, Brogli Ignacnal,
Pelentay Martonnal, Nemenyi|
Miklosnal, Lengyel Peternel es
masoknal. A jegyarusitokat arra
keri kor vezet6sege, hogy lehe-
toleg szombatra jelezzek, hogy
addig mennyi jegy fogyott Ell.
Iparkodjon mindenki jegyet
el6re megvenni, inert Kossuth
Kor nagytermeben 300 szemelvre
fognak teriteni, mar eddig mint
egy 100 jegy elkelt. Gondoskod-
Jon tehat lehet6leg mindenki ar
r6l, hogy jegyet beszerezze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
vERHovAY 108

Beteg tagjaink nevsora ko-
vetkez6: Szekely Karoly 2l1s
Manhattan Ave, Ivan Janosns S.
Parnell ST. Hornyak Gyorgy 262a
w. Federal St. Betegseg a titkar.
nal jelentend5 be. Cine 211 Ed
ward ST. Telefon 78749.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10
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(Reuben Mcmillan Free Library
YnI1NGSTpWN, OHIO
Esen1enyez :,
Hospital Service
youngstown Public

legut6bbi sza,nabol latjuk, hogJ
az amerikai magyarsag legna
gyobb intezmenye a Pennsylvania
allan biztositasi feliigyel6sege al
tai megejtett alapos vizsgalat
utan kierdemelte az allami bizto
sitasi feligyel6 elismereset es tel
jes jovahagyasat.
Latjuk a jelentesb0l, hogy da
cara multi evben is adott ked.
vezmenynek, az egylet fizet6ke
pessege ismet javulast mutat. Az
1927-ik evi adatok alapjan az egy.
1etet a szakert0k 1902 szazalek
fizet6kepesnek talaltak. Vagyis
ez ait je1enti, hogy minden Yer
hovay tag nemcsak teljesen, szaz
szazalekosan biztos lehet abban,
hogy halal eseten ozvegye es ar
val megkapjak a nekik jar6 biz
tositasi osszeget, hanem az egylet
vagyona oily erot kepvisel, hogy
1912 szazalek kul0n tartalekaval
arr6l is gondoskodva van, hogy az
egylet barmily csapast, vagy jar
vanyt is kiheverjen.
Mem szandekunk lit a Verho-
vayt tobbi nagy magyar egyle-
TEX fole emelni. A t0bbi Macy ma
gyar egyletek q Bridgeport, a Re-
formatus, Rakoczi is jok, de
mem egeszen olyan j6k, mint a
verhovay.
A verhovay josagert tagsag
fizet es megert6 tagsag szivesen
fizet nehany centtel tobbet, hogy
teljes biztonsagban erezze magat,
kil0n0sen azert is fizet t0bbet,
inert hiszen a tobbletet a sajat
javara fizeti.
Az ev veget6l kezdve a verho-
vay tagsag mindig penzt fog er-
nj. A t0bblet fizetes lit aztan tel
jesen kiegyenlit0dik, inert a tag
sagi dijhoz merten a tagsag is
t0bb penzt fog erni.
Kiil0n0s megemlitest erdemel,
hogy a verhovay dijtstelei Is j6-
sag az American Experience Tab
le alapjan szamittatnak. Ez a tab
le (biztositasi szakert6k altal 6sz-
szeallitott szamitasolzl .jdyal ma
gasabb k0vetelmenyekkel rendel-
kezik, mint q National Fraterral
Congress tablazat, amelynek alap-
jan a tobbi magyar egyletek sza-
1nitjak dijjaikat es josagukat. En-
nek a tablanak alapjan Verho-
way Egylet k0zel 100 szazalekos
lenne.
Az egylet vagyoni allapotanak
alland6 javulasa nemcsak a tag
sagi dijjaknak, hanem az egylet
vagyonanak nagyobb j0vedelme-
zesenek tudhat6 be.
Az ut6bbi id0ben innen- oman
hangzott kritika a verhovay Egy-
let penzkezelesere vonatkoz6lag
Hirnler Marion lapjaban megker-
deEte, hogy miert van az, hogy a.
verhovaynak oily sok pSnze -
(mintegy 180 ezer dollarja) van
elhelyezve Youngstown bankok-
ban. Himler kerdezte cikkeben,
hogy hatha nem olyan biztos eny-
nyi penzt egy varosban tartani.
Mem akartunk akkor felelni err
re a cikAre, inert hiszen Youngs-
townban lalik az egylet igazgat6-
saganak sorokat mint szerkeszt6
ir6 tagja.
Mem akartuk ,hogy talan ugy
tiinj0n fel, hogy azert iparkodunk
Himlernek megfelelni, inert
Youngstownr6l van $50.
Az allami vizsgalat, amely most
fejezod0tt be, helyesnek ismerte
el a verhovay befekteteseit. Az
pedig Pennsylvaniar6l van $40,
mem kritizalta, hogy vagyonnak
10 szazaleknal kisebb resze itten
Youngstownban van elhelyezve.
Nemcsak, hogy mem lritizalt az
Allan. hanem kieme1te. hogy g.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-10

LuHJOu Icl, HOSy dAcIt lPd1hOAuLn
Himlernek megfelelni, inert ~
Youngstownr6l van $50.
Az allami vizsgalat, amely most
fejez6d0tt be, helyesnek ismerte
el a verhovay befelkteteseit. Az
pedig Pennsylvaniar6l van $40,
nem hitizalta, hogy a vagyonnak
10 szazaleknal kisebb resze itten
Youngstownban van elhelyezve.
Nemcsak, hogy mem lritizalt az
ALAN, hanem kiemelte, hogy a
verhovay sikerben nagy resze
van annalx, hogy 1927 ben az egy-
let kamat j0vedelme meghaladta
a 100 ezer dollart es hogy az egy-
let p6nze atlagban k0zel hat sza-
zalekot j0vedelmezett.
Himler koregam 6s Verhovay
tagtarsam megnyugtatasara ki
kell azonban emelniink, hogy q
verhovay Egylet p6nseinek elhe-
lyez6s6n6l nem AZ AZ iranyad6
hogy hol lalmak az igaxgat6k
vagy hogy hol van AZ egyletnek
fi6kja. 4 verhovay penzt Oft he.
Folytatasa q 4-ik. oldalon)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-30

Newspapers in both New York and Chicago had stated that the trade would be consummated and at least one Boston paper quoted reliable authority" [ h the Braves were ready for any deal for Hornsby that would strength en the club
 The. talk among baseball men had it that the Cubs offered Pitcher Charley Root, Second Base man Fred Mcguire and Outfielder Earl Wedd and cash for the Bos- ton manager. Boston, the reports stated, had insisted on Outfielder Cliff Heathcote, an old Chicago favorite, instead of Webb. Men close to the game predicted that the Cubs would have to turn over at least S200,000 in cash and players for the National Leagues greatest hitter, which was done.
 The deal undoubtedly was one of the biggest in which Hornsby ! figured but 1t did not approach in interest the transactions by which i the champion senior loop batsman was traded first by St. Louis tc l New York and then by New York l to Boston.
 It was the suddenness of those moves that shocked baseball fan. dom. The Rajah had just piloteo his Cardinals to their first world championship when the Red Birds management announced his trans fer, to the New York Giants fo' Fordham Frankie Frisch and Jim my Ring. That was on Decembe 20, 1926.
 Hornsby had big year with th' Giants. So, Giants fans, too, wer
 surprised when on January 1t 1928, it was announced that h.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-30

would go to the Braves in ex- change for Catcher Frank Hogan and Outfielder Jimmie Welsh.
 The old St. Louis star performed in championship form. with the Braves, capturing his sixth Nation al League battling title and play ing his usual brilliant game afield. He succeeded Jack Slattery as Boston manager in June and im- mediately sought to build up the team through a series of deals with major and minor league clubs, but his club finished last.
 With the end of the season, the management began looking about for opportunities to trade it's $4O,- i OOO-a-year star for playing mater ial and cash with which to cut down a heavy deficit for the year. 1 In obtaining Hornsby from the l Giants, the Braves assumed two year contract calling for an annual salary of $40,000. Then when he was elevated to the managership he was rendered a new six-year contract at the same salary. This proved an unbearable burden for a club attracting the meager gates l.lhs Braves did on their home field
 As for the Cubs, they appeared ready to do almost anything with
 in reason to get Hornsby into a
 Chicago uniform. The Bruins
 have lost out on a couple of Ma
 tional League pennahts in the last two years partly because of veal infield. Owner William Wrigle! and Manager Joe Mccarthy beliey
 ed Hornsby was the man the. needed to make the Cubs a pen } nant-winner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-30

By JAY R. VESSELS (Feature Service Sports Editor) NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Rogers
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-30

Old papers Tor sale at the Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-30

Total ......-.. 7s6 77s 74s 2S1S
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-30
ALASKANS WIN FROM DOCTORS
 MONDAY NIGHT

The Daily Alaskans broke into the winning column last night by defeating the Doctors by 97 pins in the evenings match in the Elks bowling tourney. The winners tcok all three games.
 Jack Davis rolled high individual game, PIP pins, and 516 for high total score. Stewart, heavy scor~ CT for the medicoes, bowled 19S for high single game and 519 for the match.
 The Merchants take on the Elec- tries tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 Scores for last nights match follow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-30
TEACHES GIRL TO SWIM, THEN
 MARRIES HER

MIN POLLS, Oct. 30.-| Teach me to swim, and I'll marry you" said Jaycie Galenter to a young man with the appro- priate name of Matthew Schwim- mer.
 Mrs. winner and his sis ter. Miss Ruth winner, had decided to spend the afternoon at the lake and they chose Cal houn. Ruth, while on the beach, encountered a friend in the per son of Miss Galenter, who, when she wasn't gazing longingly at a stretch of water and wishing she could tackle crawl strokes and breast strokes and back-flips and al the rest of those natatorial tricks, acted as cashier at the Hotel Radisson.
 Introducticns were in 5order, and MT. Schwimmer was present. ed to his sisters friend. All this took place August 1.
 Then things began to happen fast.
 Miss Galenter couldn't swim but she wanted to learn. Schwim- mer volunteered to become tutor
 Teach me to swim and II marry you" came the challenge
 You're on," came the reply.
 The wedding took place at thu brides home, 1340 Sheridan Ave nue North, and the couple lef on a honeymoon trip to Chicago Schwimmer's home is at 1346 L' Salle Avenue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-30
Mild enough
 for anybody...and vet THEY SATISFY

THINK what thae 1T ean': Mild enough l for anybody and yet they satisfy"
 Mild-ycj. Butcomerhing more-a quality of leaf, skill oF blending, that brings out the natural taste and goodness of the tobac- cos themselves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-30
NOTICE TO cREDl1 oRs

In the U. s. Commissioner Court at Juneau, Alaska In Probate. In the matter of the estate of John Bernstein. Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that tse undersigned was on the 27th day of September, 1928. appointed by the Probate Court Administrator of the above entitled estate. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present them, with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned at his office in the Valentine Build ing, Juneau, Alaska. within six months of the date of this notico Dated October 2. 1928.
 A. w. FOX.
 Administrator of the Esta.e of John Bernstine, Deccsse3 Oct. 2, 9,16,2S and 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-30

and fandom now is buzzing oyei the Rajah's trade to fourth club the Chicago Cubs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-30

Hornsby has had his perennial transfer. He has been with three different clubs in three seasons
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-30

Dell E. Sheriff, aiaska's tuner. Call or write Juneau Music House. adv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-21
TRAFFIC WOLATOR
IS GIVEN 10 DAYS
Judge Raps for Order to En-
phaSize Severity of
Sentence.

Rappins for order 10 emphasize Sc
yerlry OF the sentence before the spec
tstors That crowded Traffic Court this
morning, Judge John p. Mcmahon sent
William Hutchinson, colored, ll0l +
street, to Jail for 40 days ana fmed
him $50 for tive traffic violations
Policemen Sinclair and Brown OF the
Traffic Bureau testified they started
after Hutchinson at Seventh and Q
streets last night and chased him for
half an hour at high speed through
downtown streets and alleys. Brown
Was smiled from his machine at Thomas
Circle during the chase and slightly IN
1ured
Hutchinson finally eluded his pur-
suers and escaped via Michigan ave-
nue. into Maryland. A lookout was
broadcast and police of the second pre-
einct captured him.
He was given 90 days for operating
without permit. 80 days for reckless
driving, $40 for dazzling lights. S. for
no rear light and SIS for falling to show
his registration card.
Robert Brown. also colored, was given
q straight Jail sentence OF 270 days for
three serious traffic violations yesterday.
He hit Mrs Carmelia Cosemano, "a
years old, 722 Sixth street, at Fifth and
H streets and failed to stop until his
car collided with a tree at Fifth and d
streets. Mrs. CoSemano suffered frac-
tured rib. broken leg, injured scalp and
bruises.
Brown was given $50 days for leav-
ing after collidinc. so for no permit
and 80 for reckless driving
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waving rose at the astonished folk
in the adjoining room.
>Brister and Hampden are "the home
townerS" as Vic Arnold and p. H. Ban
croft, the closest and most affectionate
OF friends. Vic Is about 10 marry Beth
Calhoun Ueona Powers). Formerly of
South Bend, Ind. he has attained his
million and consequent Importance in
the great metropolis. to which he has
invited Bancroft and a very handsome
edition of Mrs. Bancroft (Helen Wal
iacel, TO stand up" for him at the
wedding. Bancroft. with a Main street
mind and habit of jumping at conclu-
sions, after meeting the brides brother
Howard Miller, begins to cast refiec-
lions upon the entire family and the
prospective bride in particular as a
gold digger" and gets his face slapped
accordingly by Vic. Then follow a series
of very lively happenings and MANY
ludicrous situations with laughable dia
logue, all making for pleasant evening
and happy ending, which had to be,
of course.
Edward Arnold and Mrs Hubbard, as
the father and mother of the bride to
be, are as always fine, although having
but little to do: Arthur Rhodes is also
good as ever in the role Of a butler. and
a new Juvenile John Holden, and Karl
Nielsen In minor parts round out the
general excellence of the company.
There Is another of those now famous
Charles Squires stage settings that ex-
cites much admiration
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ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAL PLAYERS-"The Home
Towners."


George NJ Cohan's play. THE Home
Towners," greatly delighted an I'M
usually large Monday evening audience
at the National Theater last night, so
much so. indeed. that loud and almost
convulsive laughter shook the stately
frames of many of 1.-The old-timers"
who are not given to expressing them
selves in that way.
The play is purely farcical, even II at
times tensely serious. and 1t abounds
with flip speeches that irresistibly make
for laughter True the first act seems
to lag little. but the action takes a
lively, poppy turn in the second act and
continues in that vein until the sur
prising close.
The cast seems exceptionally well
balanced and performs It's duties ad-
mirably, with a notable prominence on
the part of Charles Hampden, Robert
Brister. Leona Powers and Howard Mill
Ter. and as clever touch of fleet
ing comedy as ever graced the Ma
tional stage when little Mary Loane, as
a hotel maid. fits from the room of an
apparently raving maniac, SuggeStively