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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-30

rendes havi presbiteri gyiiles S
ICY minder egyes eloljarosagi
tagnak a gyjilesep val6 megjele-
nese okvetleniil megkivantatik.
A Lorantffyak gyiilese. A Lo-
rantffy Zsuzsanna noegylet rem
des havi gyiilese junius o-en, seer
dan este a szokasos ima0ra utan
lesz megtartva. vi tagokat az
egylet vezet6sege szivesen fogad.
Helyreigazitas. Miutan az ell
multi het folyaman tevesen lett
k0zolve High Schcool-b6l gra-
dualok nevsora, ennelfogva AIT
most ohajtjuk helyreigazitani =
Antal Iren, kish R6za es Fiilop
Margit. A vett ertesules szerint
ezen egyhazunk ifjai allitolag
folytatni fogjak tanulmanyaik at
valamely College ban. Antal /.
mex gradualasa alkalmab6f sziilei
csaladias jellegii partyt rendez-
tex, amelyen szamOs ismeros vett
reszt.
Junius 16-ika. Ezen a napon
fogja tartani egyhazunk legels0
piknikJet Vas Denes testveriink
kies fekvesii farmjan, amelyre
vonatkozolag kelI6 intezkede-
SEX megtetettek ICY ne feledje
Ell senkisem EFT datumot.
Ertesites. Hivatalos tisztelettel
ertesitem az egyhaztagsagot afe-
l6l, hogy a kovetkez0 vasarnap,
azaz junius 2-an folytatasa lesz
az elmult vasarnap tartott rendki
will gyiilesnek. Ertesitem oyer
mekek sziileit, hogy mindenna-
pos nyari iskola egyhazunk ke-
beleben mar junius lien kezde-
tet fogja yenni ICY a beiratko-
zasok junins 2-an kezd6dnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-30
osztalyat es bejelentette szande-
kat az utazashoz lily alkalmas es
szakkepzett vezetes mellett.
CANTON, OHIO
A CANTONI IPAROS
EGYESULET Macy PIKNIKJE

A Canton.i Els0 Amerikai- Ma
gyar lparos Egyesiilet 1929 ju-
MUS 9en, vasarnap Hollywood
kertben Macy Pikniket rendez,
amelyre meghivia Canton es kor-
nyeke osszmagyarsagat. Ezen pix
nikre rendezoseg Macy elGke-
szilleteket tett, hogy minel sil1e-
resebbe tegye AIT a magyarsag
Macy megelegedesere. Gondoslo-
dott rendezoseg kiil0nb0z0 tar
sasiatekokr6l is. Lesz oft fiirdes.
csonakazas, stb Parkettos tame
terem all a tancolni vagyok rem
delkezesere A piknik kezdete
reggel es vege ejfelkor Iesz.. A
tame kezdete 2 orakor es vege tiz
orakor. A zenet Bunchy Janos, a
Youngstown es kornyeken min
denutt elismert elsorangu vonos
zenekara fogja szolgaltatni. Be-
lepti jegy n6knek 35c, ferfiaknak
soc. Az utirany: Fo-ut L. Canton
es Canton kozt, ahol tiz percen-
kent bus k0zlekedes van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-30
"Szivattyus hajt6" megallo

- WTAM WLW
4N The SOHIOANS-
" every Tuesday
- night, commencing
- at half-past seven.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-30

esemenynek aldott cmleke, ami
kor az Ur Jtzus alapitotta az o.
tari szentseget, amid6n utoljara
cite tanitvanyaival a husveti ba-
ranyt, nagy fennyel fogja megiin-
nepelni a Youngstownban es k0r-
nyeken. lako katholikus magyar
sag a Scent Istvan templomban.
Nagyszabasu elokesziiletek tor
tennek erre nezve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-30
EGY FALUSI BRO
Macy KITUNTETESE

Budapestrol jelentik - Kajar
kozseg birajat, Kovacs Mihalyt,
hosszu es eredmenyes biroi miilso-
desenek elismeresek6pen a kor-
manyzo az V. osztalyu magyar
erdemkereszttel tiintette XII. A XII
tlintetest Kajdron Skultethy Mix
los alispanhelyettes- -fojegyz6 buzz
ditto besz6d kisereteben adta at
kovaes Mihalyaak ,akit meg tob-
ben ildvozoltek ebbol az aka
lombol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-30
sZttLETEsNAPI PARTY

A West side-i Oltaregylet no
tagjai sep meglepetesben reszesi-
tettek szombaton, majus 25-en
Nelepka Janosne elnoknojiiket
III South Maryland Ave. alatti
sajat otthonaban, ahol erdemdus
-eln0kn6jiiknek 45. sziiletesnapja
alkahnabol iinnepelyes estelyt
rendeztck. mely alkalommal az
Oltaregyl. notagjai ertekes ajan-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-30
MEGLEPETEsI PARTY

Mem mindennapi meleg iinne-
peltetesben reszesitettek jo bara-
tai es ismerosei Novak Sandor es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-30

Multi vasarnapunk. Lelkesziink-
mex fairporti Urvacsora osztasa
kovetkezteben DR.. Nanassy Lajos
h. arvaatya vegezte az istentisz-
teleti szolgalatot templomunk-
ban nagy gyiilekezet jelenlete-
ben A kivalo pap mely hiti ige-
hirdetese maradand6 nyomokat
hagyott hallgatosag lelkeben.
Lelkesx Buffal6ban. Gyileke-
zetiink lelkesze felesegevel egyiitt
hetfon reggel Buffal6ba indult,
hogy oft reszt vegyen az ameri-
kai magyarsag, nemzetgyiilesen
ugy a gyjilekezet, mint a nyugati
egyhazmegye kepviseleteben. =
Csak a het vegen erkezik haza S
chez kepest e het folyaman egy-
hazi 0sszej0vetelek vagy gyiile-
SEX mem lesznek. Surg6s lelkeszi
.szolgalatot igenyl6 eseteket a het
folyaman Kat6cs Janos gondnok-
nal GO Bouquet Ave) vagy We
res Ignac egyhazfinal kell jelen-
teni (l9 Garlick ST. akik a SILK
seges intezkedeseket megindit-
jak.
Javitasok az egyhazi epilete-
ken. Piink0sd eI0tti heten az el6I-
Jarosag City Roofing ceggel XII
javittatta, illetve befesttette a
megromlott es0csatornakat es a
tet6zetet. Ezzel egyid6ben par6-
kia vizmelegit6 kesziileket is at
csereltettiik a regi kesziileket a
hats6 hazban helyeztettiik ell, ahol
a regi observation-disclosures walt.
Templomkert Is udvar. Az el6l-
jar6sag hatarozata ertelmeben
temDlomi elokert S hats0 udvar
rendezesevel Geneta Janos ma
gyar kertesz bizatott meg, aki
munkat aItaIanos megelegedesre
el is vegezte S templomunk es
parokia k0rnyeket nlesesen beiil-
tette, illetve bevetette.. A kiada
sokat reszben abb6l az osszegb8l
fedeztiik, lmelyet viragvaltsag eli
men az iskolas gyermekek hus-
vetkor osszeeyjijtottek, reszben
pedig lelkesz p6tolta sajat ado
manyaboI. A kert- diszitesehez Vi
ragokkal. illetve fakkal Mrs.
Frank es id. Balogh Istvan is hoz.
zajarultak.
Nyari magyar iskola. Az iden
k0ltsegek kimelese szempontja-
Dol egyhelyen, es pedig basemen-
tunkben tartunk hat hetes nyari
lskOlat. Ir6szerekr0l most is az
egyhaz fog gondoskodni. A tani-
tast pedig lelkesz es felesege fog
jak vegezni. Az iskola pontos kez-
deterol. beiratkozas0kr6l, tandii
es mas tudnivaI6kr6l idejeben er-
tesiteni fogjuk hiveinket.
Gyilesek. Noegyleti es egyhaz-
tanacsi rendes havi gyiilesek ide-
JerGl lelkesz hazaerkezese utani
vasarnapon templomi hirdete-
SEX soran fogja ertesiteni az er-
dekelteket.
Kozalapi adomanyok. Az egy-
hazkeriileti elnokseg altal kibo-
csatott adomanyi borit6kokat
kerjiik minel el6bb beszolgaltat-
nj, hogy az illetekes 'helyere iut-
tassuk. A nemes ceIra minden ev-
ben minden gyiilekezetiink szive
sen adakozik. Ne maradjunk el
ebben sem testyer-gyiilekezeteink
m0g0tt.
Juniusi kollsktalas. Asztalos
Aron. egyhazi ellen6r testveriink
Jllnius no folyaman az egyes kol-
lektorokkal felkeresi hiveinket.
hogy az egyhaz jelenlegi helyze-
ttrol felyilagositassal szolgalion.
kerJiik liveinket, hogy faradoz6
eloljaronkat fogadjak szivesen.
Fenyk@pek. Azok a konfirmal- |
tax, akik csoportkepeiket meg
mem vettek at, vasarnaponkint at
vehetik egy dollar lefizetese ellie
neben egyhszunk je1yz6jenel IA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-30

RED CROWN GASOLINE-M Red
Crownt ugyanazon teruleten keszitjik
hasonlo feligyelet es nagy vigyazattal
mint a sohiot, inert vevoink ra vannak ne
velve ARA, hogy jobb anyagot hasznaljanak
tolteshez, mint kozonseges motor gasolin,
azert ajanljuk fel ezt is nyilt piacon.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03
CLASSIFIED BOX 20 L..
HERALD OFFICE

RELIABLE man with car az direct fac
tory representative in New Britain and
nearby counties. No experience neces-
sary. Unusual opportunity for advance
ment. Must be willing to start on rea-
sonable basis. syncro Motors Company.
Battle Creek, Michigan
tLESMAN-We. want two married men
with car to train for executive position
paying f2.400 salary per year. plus
bonuses and commi sson. Arrangements
to represent in local territory-must be
able to furnish fidelity bond and Al
references. Write Classified Box - G..
Herald.
WANTED at once, young man experienced
in selling mems clothing. Must be
energetic. willing and Of good appear
ance; one who has qualifications neces-
sary for development under modern
merchandising methodA To the young
man who can meet tho above require
ments there Is permanent position
now and wonderful opportunity TO
become a big factor in the clothing In
dustry. Apply In person to J. G. Waters,
Horsfalls, Hartford, Conn,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03

Don't worry, a Herald Classified
Ad will bring another cook around
TO see you.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03
EMPLOYMENT
Hcln-Mm Wanted

position for two men with
cars. not afraid to work hard with ma
tional organization. We personally train
our men. Chance excellent now to ad-
vance In short time to junior sxecu-
tive. Write Herald Box 3.-A-
are interested in re-
ceiving applications from several men
between - and - years Of age who
have the qualifications necessary for
success in selling gasoline and motor
oil. Such men should be at present
living in New Britain or willing to take
up YeKdsncs In that city. Education In
the company products and opportunity
for advancement will b. offered the
successful applicant. Remuneration 10
by salary. Overnight travelling 10 sell
dom required. A high school or college
education with At least three years
successful sales record 10 necessary.
Apply by letter only. stating age. edu-
cation. and give complete record Of
business experience. small recent
snapshot should be attached. Address
The Atlantic Rshning Company. p. o.
Box 1854. Providence. r. I.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
Oaks From Little Acoms Small Classified Ad Investments Often Pay Big Returns
EDUCATIONAL
l)ans1ug Tcet'hess

ENEkt6N 6fUDt6. ie3 Nala. "Iv1ry
 vate lessons. Tel sl3 or lt3s.W.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
EDUCATIONAL

LoAl sad trjvaie l~strsw't"s~ S1 AMBITIOUS men. boys become indspsn- dent. Lsarn barberins. Latest methods taught with nsdsrR equipment. Succtss guaranteed. vsughr's Raiher School. i4 Market St.. Hahford Conn. NEW BRfTAIN ART SCHOOL. giving an weeks course in dra wing, painting and creative designing. Day and eve nine' ciaassa Armondo D'Agostino Call s1a or ll3t-W or at 1s2 Main st, care of Emsroon o.udie.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
LIVE STUCK

Dogs, Cats, Pets Sf
 HTRDS German Imported ,anariss. Roll. . srs and choppers 0uarantse6 anSsrs: i B Aayr fres trial Nra Thee. kras. 1 3:S Chestnut Ct. Tel. leS.W.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
EMPLOYMENT

Heip-Mru W'eats.d ,E E0TA AbLISAED company needs man this territory. Permanent position. weekly check. advancement. Dienihsd work. Free landscapo service. Guaranteed nursery stock. Full cooperation. na. tional advertising support. best busi- ness equipment. Moore { Co.,. Newark. New York.
 MACHINE ASsEMBLERS WANTED. Ap. ply Goss t De Leeuw Machine Com- pany, kenSingtOn. Conn.
 MAN wanted who has had experience on baker. milk or laundry wagon anA 10 able to furnish cash bond. Mutt come . well recommended. Write ClassiAed Box :s R.. Herald Oh1ce.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

MATTREs9ES rsmads and renovated. Returned ame day. New mattresses made to order. MacEay.wAllin, a Main Rt TelAplone 46oS
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

HIGH ST. 47-4 and 3 room apartments for rent. All modern Improvements. In quire c2 Prospect st.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

modern convepiences. Apply on first floor or telephone 32G4-E. LINCOLN ST. <0-3 room apartment. Frieidairs, hot water and laundry. Tsls- phonA F w IoomjA o610,
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

LINWOOD ST. @Sa-six room apartment. sscond hoor. All Improvements Inquire hr0t floor. Phone 4c46.
 MAIN ST. 6lS-S room apartment. AN modern Improvements steam heat. In ouire J, BsrkowitE. Phone l34e or se6i
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
EMPLOYMENT
Hl,uschold Articles

EDEN electric washer in line condition S5e. Cssd short time. Mrs. w. \. Stod dard. Cook Vt. PlAlnNille. Tel l4l-e.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

sale. Also rug and kiddie koop. Inquire l.. Shaw. 3s Broad St. Plainville. Tels- pb0uA kkk,R
New Britain herald., 1929-05-06

4 FRIENDLY LOAN SERVICE DO YOU NEED MUNEYf
 WE WILL. LOAN
 UP TO t300
 Easy Repayment Plan
 .o Months If You Desira
 CoNFIUEETtAL-QU QUICK
 No Embarrassment
 Como h and Talk It Over
 TELEPHONE S:ss THE PHOENIX FINANCE co.
 sos MAIN ST. UNITED BLDG. lSr FLOOR. ROOM llz Ar RAILROAD cRosslN0 Licensed by the State and
 Bonded to the Public.
 Mortgages 4xls TfRsT AND SECOND NoTiTdA6E LOANS. Clesson ". Parker. CommAr- ciaI Trust Building. ss wsss Main et MONEY TO IHAN. escond msrtssees ech1lts | Cseteiie. lac. 4N 0aia Street Telephone q.
 Wanted-To Borrow % WANTED. S:,0o0 loan to secure hus.ness that should pay <eee on investment. Part heir to estate. but can't realize quickly. Will pay fair bonus. put prop. srty your narla temporarily. Quick sc- tion. Write ClassAed Box B G.. Her aid Ofhce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
SCHOOL HEAD
HEARS ATTACK
Miller at Meeting Where
Speakers FIay Methods.

Citizens school committee can
didates for the school board and
the committees executive group will
meet tonight to discuss the cam
paign platform. A platform COM
mittee discussed the issues at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club today.
Kiwanis and Gyro Club members
Endorsed the citizens ticket follow
ing an announcement of Herman
C. Wolff, chairman, that the Or
ganization to promote good schools
had taken over the headquarters
staff of the Indianapolis City Man
ager League, which was formed for
the Nov. 5 election, halted by the
state supreme court decision.
Charles F.. Miller, superintendent
Of public schools, was guest OF
Milo H. Stuart, Technical principal,
at the KiwaniS lucheon and heard
Wolff attack the business and edu-
cational administration Of the pub
lie schools.
Wolff pointed out the need for
united action of the citizenry to
end the present regime in control
of the public schools
1.-The business morale of the school
system is shot and the teaching
administration is a travesty," Wolff
averred.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
CITYS JEWS TO
CELEBRATE new
YEAR ON FRIDAY
RoSh Hashanah Observance
SignaIizes Advent of
Year $500.

AS the sun dips into the west FRI
day night, Indianapolis Jews. with
their brethren throughout the world
will begin the observance of the
festival of New Year, known in He
brew as "Rosh Hashanah." 1t will
mark the opening of the year $500
of the Hebrew calendar.
Unlike the New Years day of
Jan. /, the Jewish New Years day
is a religious occasion of great
solemnity.
In ancient days when the Jewish
people lived in Palestine and agri-
culture was their chief occupation
the Hebrew New Years day marked
the opening of the economic year
1t came in the beginning of autumn,
because the season of the sowing Of
the seeds began with the fall. This
system of the agricultural cycle of
the year was used by all Semitic
peoples.
Not in Bible
The Bible does not refer to this
festival as the New Years day. but
the Jewish people no doubt consid-
cred it as such at very early date.
In the days of the Temple they
observed this day by abstaining from
all labor, by bringing official offer
ings to the Temple of Jerusalem and
by blowing the Shofar-the rams
horn.
With the exile, the agricultural
and economic backgrounds disap-
peared. The Jews, however, con-
tinued to observe the holiday by at
taching to it a purely religious sig
nif1cance and endowing it with a
most significant spiritual value. New
Years day came to be the day upon
which God created the world.
The rabbis therefore set it aside
as the day upon which every hu-
man being and every living creature
passed before Gods judgment seat.
For this reason the Jewish New
Years day has been called the Day
of Judgment. This idea gave rise
to an elaborate liturgy and ritual
which were to awaken man to the
message OF the DAY ana Drlng MN 10
a state of repentance.
Repentance Practiced
determination, self criticism
repentance and recopciliation with
men and God became the chief
values of this holy day.
indianapolis temples will carry
out this age-old theme in the
services.
'Lookouts and Outlooks in Life
will be the topic of Rabbi M. M.
Feuerlicht at the Friday night serv-
ices at the Indianapolis Hebrew con-
gregation. Saturday morning, he
will discuss: Where Do We Stand
in JudaiSm?"
Spirit of Paganism and Judaism
will be the topic of Rabbi Milton
Steinberg at the Beth Ell zedek
temple Saturday morning, and he
will discuss 1.-The Mystic Voice of the
Shofar" Sunday morning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
POLICE VETERANS ELECT
Roy Conway, PatrOlman, Chosen
Legion Post President.

Patrolman Roy Conway today
was announced successor to Patrol
man Harry Smith as commander of
Police post No. Sc, American Le-
gion, following election of officers on
Wednesday night.
Other officers are Sergeant Marion
VanSickle, adjutant; Joseph Glib
bons, first vice-commander; Ser
geant Frank Volderauer, second vice
commander; Patrolman Claude Rel
denbach, finance officer; Patrolman
Frank Delatore, chaplain; Patrol
man Paul Hornaday, sergeant-at-
arms; Patrolman William Stalcup
historian; Patrolman Louis Geiger
Americanization officer; Patrolman
G. B. Crouch, service officer, and
Patrolman Otis Timer, publicity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
AYRES BANDIT
is PROMISED
JAIL PAROLE
Toohey Must Stop Efforts
of Lobbyists for His
Release.
BY DANIEL VI. KIDNEY

Thomas Toohey, 81, alleged Chi
cago CANISTER for whose parole a
huge slash fund Is said to have been
raised, has been promised release
from the Indiana state prison.
Parole will not be granted before
next July, however, and then only
II the political lobbyists and proposi-
ton makers cease their activities on
his behalf
This situation was disclosed today
by Michael j. Foley, prison trustee.
Politicians and the money talk
killed Toohey's chances of parole
this year" Foley told The Indian
apolis Times.
Promises Consideration
AT our last board session I told
Toohey that If he will keep the
politicians and paid petitioners away
until next July. when his case again
viii be considered, I will vote for
his parole.
''Toohey really is a sick man.
II want to see him go out and
make good, since he will have served
twice his minimum and half of his
maximum sentence. He has a wife
and two daughters. That should be
enough TO give him a chance, since
his prison record is good and his
health breaking.
His pseudo-friends have spoiled
his chances formerly"
Toohey was sentenced in Marion
criminal court Dec. II, 1924, to from
two to fourteen years for second de-
gree burglary. He had been con-
victed on circumstantial evidence.
Arthur r. Robinson, junior United
States senator from Indiana. was
his attorney.
Efforts Continued
Since he has gone to prison there
has been a constant effort to secure
his release. Toohey was business
agent for the moving picture opera
tors IN Chicago and officials of that
organization raised huge fund.
Reports on the size of the Toohey
release fund have ranged from
$4,000 to 100000.
When Governor Harry q. Leslie
took office. every political friend
that could be interested was urged
to use his influence in the Chi
cagoan's behalf.
The lobby" became so great that
Leslie revolted. At hearing in the
Governors office he frankly told a
delegation he had heard rumOrs of
great sums and also rumors that
freeing Toohey" had been one OF
his elecuon promises. He assured
the delegation this method wasn't
going to work with him.
Priest in Delegation
Among those present, besides the
Chicago union officials and members
of the Toohey family from Chicago,
was the Rev. Father Joseph F.
Weber, politically active priest and
pastor of Assumption parish, lit
Blaine avenue.
M. j. Hanrahan. 300 Fletcher
avenue. cash collector for the Re-
publican state committee, also was
on hand.
The same group was present at
Michigan City at trustees meet
ing when other Toohey family mem
oers told the prison board they
didn't know John Toohey, killed in
a Chicago beer war.
When Thomas was brought from
his cell, he admitted John was his
brother
This caused Foley to score them
to~sdly for untruth and forestalled
a speech Hanrahan was about to
make.
When the Governor approves
foohey's parole he will make public
names of all those interested in his
behalf. he has declared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03

Times want ads make interesting
reading, because interesting bar
gains of many kinds are offered
there daily.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
EXILE OR JAIL
Ill TIMATUM IN
BORCER RAIDS
Military Leader Orders
Arrest of Scores in Vice
Cleanup.
Ri United Press

BIZ United Press
BORGER, Tex, Oct. 3-BrigadieT-
General Jacob VOTERS ultimatum,
"get out OF the state or go to jail"
today faced between thirty-five and
forty persons seized in raids on bars
and gambling and vice resorts here
Wednesday night by soldiers and
Texas rangers.
I'VE don't want them in Berger
and we don't want them in Texas, "
said General Wolters, commandant
of the martial law area.
He had called ten Texas rangers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03

and several squads Of his soldiers.
after a long session Of the military
tribunal he set up to take over the
work of county and civil court, and
ordered them to clean the place
up"
Some forty establishments were
raided from evidence furnished by
almost one hundred witnesses, in
GLIDING Mayor Glenn Pace and Po-
lice Chief J. w. Crabtree, both Of
whom were disarmed when the SOL
diers arrived. Pace is under $4,000
bond, charged with intimidating a
states witness in a murder case.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
JEWISH QUOTA RAISED
Palestine Relief Fund Drive in City
Raised Voluntarily.

In response to the plea that So
100000 is needed for relief work in
Palestine as result of the recent
massacres, the indianapolis Jewish
Welfare Fund directors, at special
meeting Wednesday voluntarily
raised the Indianapolis quota from
S3,565 to $1,000.
The spirit of the organization was
praised by J. A. Goodman, president
of the Welfare Fund.
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SURPLUS Being USED
Red Cross Official Says
0utgo Exceeds Income.

The American Red Gross each
year spends nearly 100000 more
thar. it receives, James K. McClin-
took of Washington, D. c., national
finance director, declared WedneS-
day night at the annual regional
conference of the Indiana Red Cross
chapter at the Columbia Club.
THE Red Cross has not tried to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
Chinese Insurgents Lose 1000

LONDON, oct. 3.-An exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Hong
Kong today said that the
revolutionary 'Ironsides" Of Cen
eral Chang Fak-Wei had suffered
1000 killed in a battle with govern
ment forces. The dispatch added
that 1000 of the "Ironsides" had
heen diSarned