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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20
MONDAY

Members Of the indianapolis
Literary Club will hear Thomas c.
Day speak on Labor and Democ-
raCy, al the meeting at 8.l5 o'clock
at the D. A. R. chapter house, 824
North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. A. j. Rucker and Mrs. E. NJ.
Bundy will entertain members of the
Present Day Club at the home OF
Mrs. Rucker, 81 East Thirty-sixth
street Mrs r. T. Ramsay viii
will talk on How I started Gar
den" Mrs. Parke Cooling will have
as her subject, National Artists"
and Mrs. F. l., Pettijohn, art in
Glassware"
Members Of the Irvington Coterie
will meet at the home of Mrs. O. II.
Bakemeier, 81 North Hawthorne
lane. Mrs. Tyler Oglesby will talk
on "A Wanderer in China"
Monday Afternoon Reading Club
members will be entertained at the
home Of Mrs Guy ScuddeT. SO
Layman avenue. Mrs. J. Maxwell
Elliott will talk on The LapIandcrs'
and the subject of Mrs. John S.
Broom's talk will be "A Shopping
Tour"
Members of the Monday Club will
observe guest day at a meeting to
be held at the D. A. R. chapter
house
Monday Guild members Of the
Womsn's Department Club will meet
at the club home at 2 O'Clock. Mrs.
J. F. Edwards will talk on THE
Evolution Of a Humorist." Mrs. AlYa
r. Shirley is hostess chairman Mrs
Othniel Hitch chairman of the
guild will preside
Tau Delta Sigma sorority will hold
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Fleenor, 812 North Bradley
avenue.
Members Of the Girls Friendly
Society Of Christ church will en-
terrain at the parish house with
an informal bridge party. Plans
will be completed for the dinner to
be given Tuesday, April 30
Members of the executive board
OF the Indianapolis Matinee Mu-
Sicale will meet at 10 o'clock at the
home of the president. Mrs. Robert
Brakeman, 3848 North Pennsylvania
street
TUESDAY
Inter ALA Club members will be
entertained at the home of Mrs
James w. Taylor, 1889 East Thirty
fifth street. Mrs. Mabel Renick will
talk on italian Pottery" and Mrs.
Frank H. Langsenkamp will tell
about English China.
Mrs. Jennie JefTries, 1929 Univer-
sity avenue. will be hostess for the
meeting of the IrWngton Tuesday
Club. Mrs. Erastus Conner will re-
view Incredible Siberia" by Junius
B. Wood. and Mrs William For
syth will talk on "Timbuotoo," by
Leland Hall.
America the Beautiful" will be
the subject of the meeting of the
Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club at
the home Of Mrs. E. C. Rinush, $50
East Forty-siXth street. Mrs. w. D.
HoskinS will talk on Historic
ShrineS and Famous Homes" and
Mrs. J. w. Potter will review The
Professors House" by Villa
Gather
Mrs. Eugene Sims will be hostess
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20
Union Luncheon Planned

Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority
will hold a union luncheon for the
four indianapolis chapters at noon
Tuesday at the Sherman Inn. A
musical program will be given dur
ing the afternoon. Mrs. j. l.. Me-
Dermed will be special guest.
Alpha chapter is in charge of ar
rangementS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20
Cream and Black

Cream and black taffeta COM
bine in a lovely evening gown for
young woman. The bodice is
cream. with little revers at the
deep v neck Of black. The full,
circular skirt is of black with its
scalloped. dipping hemline lined
with cream. Black and cream
flowers adorn the shoulder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20
HedQe Care

Hedges should receive some at
tention in early spring. Clean
them out thoroughly, loosen. the
dirt around their roots and trim
them evenly, so all branches get an
even start.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter J. Lur,
3O72 Park
Avenue,
announce the
engagement
Of their
daughter,
Miss Kathryn
Luz, to
EdWnrd L.
Walsh
son Of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick J.
Walsh,
Bro1Onsburg,
Ind. The
1Cedding
1UiU take
place IN
June.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20
Red Touch

'Tis smarter now to have bit
of red in ones outfit than a whole
red ensemble. Red and black
boutonnieres are the latest Access
sorry for the black Jacket suit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Maxine Elliott,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Elliott. 2003 North Harding street,
to Harold T. Liebtag. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Liebtag, 1880
North Capitol avenue. The we'd
ding took place April Is. 1928. Mr..
and Mrs. Liebtag are at home at
2O0S North Harding street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20
TMnic StHe

A crepe Elizabeth frock in aqua
marine blue has long tunic, end
ing in pleated ruffle. The tunic
is tucked vertically at the waistline
to give it a somewhat form fitting
effect. q ifM TN
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20

important Slceues
Negligees make a fetish of I'M
usual sleeves. A Vionnet pink crepe
satin one has wide flaring sleeves
that dip in points like the skirt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20
Card PQrtN Scheduled

Members Of the ladies' auxiliary
OF the Grand Council, Y. M. l., will
entertain at cards and bunco at
2;30 Sunday afternoon at the shall,
1l6 East Maryland street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20

Mrs. S. r. ArJman. lecturer Of the
International Study and Travel
Club, will give the third lecture on
Sweden this week to several Of the
chapters. The title of this lecture
will be Festival Houses-Art Gal
leries-ChimeS.'
Arabian chapter will entertain
members of the Sem-El-Gamilla
chapter with a 1880 o'clock lunch
con. Tuesday, at the Lumley tea
room. 1910 North Meridian street.
Mt. Vernon chapter will entertain
The Colonial Noston chapter with a
covered dish luncheon at l O'Clock
Wednesday. at the home of Mrs.
Lloyd PattengerS. Thirty-fourth
street and Lafayette road. New Of
ficers of the Mt. Vernon chapters
are: Mrs. James Wilson, president;
Mrs. Gordon Anderson. first vice
president: Mrs Henry Roberts, sec
ond vice president: Mrs. Glenn
Holtz, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
P. G. Clark. recording secretary,
and Mrs. Lloyd Pattenger. treasurer.
lJew officers NJ he Co,onial-Bos-
ton chapter are: Mrs. Enos WHY,
president; Mrs. Elmer johnson,
VICE. president; Mrs. Ralph Hill.
secretary. and Mrs. Virgil Brown,
treasurer.
Alexandrien chapter will enter
tain the EliEabethan chapter with
o'clock luncheon Thursday. at
the home OF Mrs. c. j. Wlolng.
32I7 RAIDER street. Officers elected
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20

Miss Victoria
RooSs,
Brooklyn,
N. Y,
daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip A.
Ro0SS,
70'tt become
tHe 0r'0e
OF r rams
AooIo'co'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20

Photo By National.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28

zoldsegeket" megfizetni. Ma I
helyzet mas. A keleti allamok tel
zoldsegk6szletet deli allamok-
boil kapjak. A z0ldsegeket kiil0n
ere a celra epitett hit6 kocsik.
ban szallitjak keleti varosok
piacaira. Mindamellett. a keleti es
k0zepnyugati aliamokban, a We
temenyes kertmunkakat tavasszal
lehet csak vegezni ICY eek sza.
mara most nyilt meg szezon !"
A zoldsegtermesztes sem ma
radt Ell mas termenyek gazdasagI
evoluci6jat6l. A hazi z0ldsege.
kertb6l lett a "piaci zoldsegter'
mesztes" es a truck gardening
maid ezeket k0vettek . nagyobt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
A nagyobb eur6pai Allamokban /
lead6allomAsokat a kormany epi
ii es tartja fem.
NAGYON Eel A SZoVJET
A HADSEREu LAZADASAT0L
A v0r0s hadseregst kemekksl We.
szi k0riil szovjetkorm&ny.

Achmed Bartlett a Daily Tele-
grAphban folytatja oroszorszagi
utleirasat. A vor0s hader6vel fog
lalkozva, kiemeli, hogy az harom
osztalyba tartozik, ugymint a
rendes, a territorrialis es a cseka
hader6 csoportjaba. A tisztjelol-
teket kil0n bizottsagok yizsgaz-
tatjak es f3kent politikai meg
gy6z6desiik megallapitasara he
lyezik f6sulyt. A tisztelgest
ugyan elt0roltek, de a legenyseg
elismeri a tisztek felsobbseget,
akik teljesen elkHl0nitett osztalyt
alkotnak es kiil0n tiszti etkezdek-
ben etkeznek.
A hadsereg politikai ellen6rze-
Sc a szovjet legfobb gondja. Eb-
b0l celbol hatalmas kemszerve-
zetet tart fem. Mindig att6l fel-
mex, hogy a katonasag id6vel xii
Ion osztallya alakul S allamcsinyt
fog elkovetni. Exert minden zasz-
loalj kulon politikai ellen6rzes
alatt all.
Minden ezrednek klubja van,
ahol az emberekbe valosaggal be-
leverik a kommunista elveket es
ARA r0geszmere nevelik 6ket,
hogy Oroszorszagot valamj kapi-
talista tamadas fenyegeti Anglia,
Franciaorszag, vagy Olaszorszag
reszer6l, mig Lengyelorszagot
mindig, mint eszkozt abrazoljak.
A bonyolult ellen6rz6s ellenere
a hadsereg hangulata bizonyta-
Ian. Ujabban $40 van a rendes
csapatok felosztasarol, miutan a
kommunistak att6l tartanak,
hogy azok kisiklanak keziikb0l,
mig a territorialis csapatokat
meg k0npyebben ellen6rizhetik.
A magasabb parancsnoksagok al
land6 cselsz0venyek targyai. Mi
helyt egy tabornok kisse nepsze-
riibb, sietve elkildik valami ell
dugott helyre. Trockij sorsa mi
att is nagyon elegedetlen tiszti-
kar java resze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
OLVAS0INK
FIGY ELM E B E /!

Tisztelettel kerjiik e. nyo-
matekosan felhivjuk kiilmun-
katarsaink es olvasoink fl
gyelmet ARA, hogy esetleges
kozlemenyeiket minden he
ten legkes6bb KEDDEN DE-
LIG juttassak ell a szerkesz-
t6seghez. A lap anyaganak
mar kedden este keszen kell
lenni a kes0bb jov0 kiilde-
menyek vagy egyaltalaban
kimaradnak vagy pedig ege-
szen megr0viditett formaban
jelenhetnek meg. Lapunk
szerkeszt6sege a legnagyobb
keszseggel tesz eleget elofi-
zet0ink es hirdetoink jogos
kivansagainak, de lehetetlen
.barkinek is AIT kivanni, hogy
elkesve erkezett kiildemenye
miatt a lap pontos megjele-
nese hatraltatva legyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
TIT A TAvAsZ! - rs A VETE.
MENYEs KERTI MUNKA!

Altalaban a vetemenyes kerti
munkak mem fiiggnek szorosan
0ssze a tavasszal, inert hiszen eb-
ben az orszagban a vetemenyezes
es termenybetakaritas kiilonb0-
Ia videkek szerint kil0nbozo
id6kbgn tortenhetik. Az amerikai
nakyvarosokban legnagyobb ha
vazas idejeben is kaphat gazd-
asszony friss zoldseget, akarme-
slyik z0ldseges boltban Evekkel
ezel3tt telen csak az juthatott
xi;ldseghez, aki kepes volt a me-
reQslr5gar ar1sitott iiveghazi
4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
MAGYAR FELTAMADAS

(B) keresztyenseg nagy iinnepei k0z0tt ketseg-
teenl husvet mely meg kiilonben htetlen ember
is egmegrazobb hatast gyakorolja ha csak pilanat
is emeriil anak orteneti es misztikus vonatkoza
saba Valiant olyan tortent els6 husveon ahoz
kapcsol6do vrgvasarnap 6s nagypenteken, ami fol0t
leganyag giasabban gondolkodo ember terhet nap-
rendre A Hozsannaknak Fesztsd mcgee torzuasa
tan eltamadas tenye mig egyreszt maga borzalmas
valosagaban mutata be emberi indulatok Gogotara
karhoztat6 adazatait masreszt sirbo eetre dcsoett
Igazsag feltamadasa csodaatosan megnyugtato 0r0m
ujiongasra kelt6 itet adhat megfaradak es megter
heltettek'' szamara.
Krisztus ota sokszor megfeszittetet mar Igazsag
t0rtenelem apja tele vannak Golgotak veres arnye
kaiva Fajok ts n6pek elet6ben is oft sotetenek sze
gyenkereszt fadamas vonaai Az utos6 keezer eszten
do forgasa azonban aigha hozott rem0bb ragedia ter
hesebb keresztvselest verzobb fajdamat jobban meg
toretet testet egy-egy faj vagy nemzet szamara aa
mint amt szamunkra szetszoratot osszeszabdat meg
alazott halalra itet laaggarokra hozott
A Golgotank mar meg volt, de fetamadasulk meg
kdsik Pedig ell kell jennie legt0keleesebb ember
listen fia adot bizonyossagot arra hogy Eletet es
Igazsagot keresztre ehet ugyan feszteni, meg lehe
ugyan alazn sba lehet ugyan kenyszeriten de annak
srnak zarok0vet ha mas steni hatalom feszlto
ereje tavoja ell, Mert lgazsag mem veszhet srba
Az els0 husvet innepen hitte hivok szamara tama-
dott fel Macy Etemetet Vi husvetokat vi feltamada
sokat csak azok varhatnak netan, akk magyar Col
gotta lattan roskadnak hiteensegbe, de nagy ke
reszt alatt mely nemzetinkre nehezi mem csak Macy
htel varjak de nagy erovel munkalak is feltamadast
Az els6 tanitvanyok, nagy haal foloti remiiletik
ben reszketve 6s NIT t6ve varhattak csoda obete
kezekkel Nekink kesei hiveknek minden foldek ma
gyarjanak varaan csapas utani tiz esztendonek maj
elegnek keett Jennie kesegbeesesink kielesere Reve
dezesiinkb0l sebeinkbo IA damunkbo biztos megatas
ra eeeszsegre tetekre kell lendunink osak blzc
htel egy steni beavatkozso varni nagy csoda mely
tort testet Magyarorszagot, srjabo vi elere kszaa
nj rende hanem 6ppen es6 husvet bizonysaganak hi
te szuggerab haasa aatt magunknak is htlnk es sze.
retenk feszit6 erej6nek felhasznalasava hozza kel
nyu]nunk kGh0z mely nemzet-sirboltat zarja be.
magyar feltamadast csak nagy es scent ajan-
dekkeppen kel tehat vani Magassagb6l hanem lie kell
szallani Meysegbe, nemzet es fa er0 melys6geibe
is hogy vi eroforrasokat nyerve hengerttessk el
az eetet zar6 Atok K0ve er6nk altal is M6lysegek
ereie atal Magassag segtsegevel
Neknk ICY kel hinnink Magyar Feltanadasban!
.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
.AMERlkAI. MAGYAR HlREAR.

kelkaposzta. hagyma, sima bors6,
irish burgonya es retek
A masodikba sorozhatok: sarga
repa, salata, hagyma, rancos bor-
So, spen6t es edeskukorica.
A harmadikba tartoznak: bah,
satisfy, paradicsom.
A negyedikbe: paprika, egg
plant, lima bah, tok, stb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
vILAG-MTEZMENNYE
N0TTE XII MAGAT "A RADIO
20 millio felvev6kesziilek, ennek
majdnem fele Amerikaban van ell
helyezve. A "Broadcasting'
mindenitt a kormany feltigyelete
mellett t0rt6nik. - Az 0sszes ra-
di6 felszerelesek 80 szazalekat
amerikaiak, angolok es nemetek
gyartjak.

A radio, amely alig tiz ev el6tt
meg gyermekkorat elite, egyszer-
re megragadta az emberi fanta-
ziat es rendkiviili jelentosegenel
fogva vilag-intezmennye notte XII
magat. A radi6t ma legkiil0nfe-
lebb celokra hasznaljak fel, anne
lyeket k0vetkezokben lehetne
csoportositani: sz6rakoztatas, ta-
nitas, gyakorlati utbaigazitasok,
informaciok es hirdetes. Milo es
milli6 ember "tunolja" be a ra-
di6t naponta, hogy elyezze a szim
fonikus zenekarokat, operaeneke-
seket, eloadasokat egeszsegiigyi
dolgokban, id6jarasi riportokat
es XII tudna felsorolni, hogy meg
mi mindent. Term6szetesen a
szebbnel szebb el0adasok k0zepet-
te mem egyszer ebresztik fel az
embert Iholmi szappan, fogkefe,
auto es mas szamtalan kercske-
delmi cikk meltatasaval, de hat
ezt aligha lehet elkeriilni. Ez az
ara a muelvezetnek! T0bb mint
egymilli6 farmer alkalmazkodik
ma a radio riportokhoz, terme-
nyeik ertekesiteset illetoleg. A
foldmivelesugyi lead6allomasok
ertekes el6adasokat tartanak a
termenyekr6l, allattenyesztesr6l,
sot vannak rendszeres kurzusok
is radon keresztiil, amelyek a
legkiil0nfelebb szakmakra kick
tatnak. SM
Aligha van eivilHalt orszag
ahol a radiot mem iemernek. AZ
Egyesiilt Allamok kereskedelmi
miniszteriuma most kesziilt ell egy
kimutatassal, amib6l kitiinik, =
hogy az eszaki jegvideken tp ugy
mint az equaron, vagy deli sark
videken vannak lead0 allomasok
A radio val6ban .univerzalis intez-
meny lett.
Mindent osszevetve, mintegy
20 milli6 radio kesziilek van for.
galomban f0ldteken. Ennek ko-
eel fele az Egyesilt Allamokban
van elhelyezve. Angliaban es Ne
metorszagban egyenkent ket E.
fel millio 'kesziilekr6I tudnak. -
Franciorszagban egy es egyne-
eyed milli6t talalunk, Japanban
felmilli6t, Argentinaban hatszaz.
ezret. Sorrendben ezeket k0vetik
Svedorszag, Austria, Czechoslo
vakia es Olaszorszag.
Bar ezer es ezer ember keszi
tette ell sajat radi6jat, a Macy
er6teljes allomasokb6l meg sine.
sok es a "broadcasting.' minde
mutt kormany ellen6rzes alatt all
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28

MCl1Iy CI IuSAuAAVAAOn, AAAAV. ~
korica, hagyma, salata, sparga
stb. A hazi zoldseges kert nem
csak q farmer szamara jelent ke
nyelmet, jovedelmet ..es gazdasa
gossagot, de szamtalan varosi Ia
kosnak is, akiknek van telkiik
vagy "back yardjuk".
Kiszamitottak, hogy egy fel &C.
re fold elegend6 hely az atlae
csalad sziiksegleteit kitermelni
ami annyit, jelent, hogy egy fel
aker f0ldon annyi z0ldseget i'll,
tethet az ember, amennyit egy
tagu csalad egesz nyaron es telen
at elfogyaszt. Termeszetesen en-.
mel sokkal kisebb teriileten is er-
demes zoldsegeket termeszteni.
Az els0 dolog, amt a kert ter
vezesekor figyelembe kell venni,
hogy milyen fajtas kultivalast
ohajtunk vegezni. Ha peldaul 10
val szantunk, ugy olyan teriiletet
valasszunk XII, amelyen minel
hosszabb sorokat lehessen vagni,
egyenes vonalban. A kezi kappa
lassal, vagy mas eszkozzel mar
vegezhetjuk munkat kisebb te-
ruleten, ahol hosszaban es kereszt
ben kis osvenyeket taposunk es a
sorok is siirubben vannak elhe-
lyezve.
A homokos talajt sokkal ko-
rabban lehet szantani, mint ne
hez agyagosat. A legegyszeriibb
pr6ba. kezbe kapni egy marok-
nyi foldet es ha az meg erosen ta-
pad, annyit jelent, hogy fold
meg tulsagosan nedves a meg
munkalasra. Ajanlatos minel me-
lyebbre szantani, inert igen sok
noveny gyokere melyen hatol a
f0ldbe. A szantas utan, dolgozzuk
meg a talajt minel porhanyosabb-
ra. Ha fold tulsagosan szaraz es
darabos, valamilyen eszk0zzel
torjuk aprora, hogy k0nnyebben
menjen a vetes.
A z0ldseges kert f0ldje gazdag
legyen es humus-ban b6velked6.
Istall6tragyat alkalmazzunk a
fold gazdagitasa celjabol. Egy
aker z0ldseges kertre mintegy 30
tonna tragyat kell hordani Ha
miitragyat alkalmazunk, ugy ko-
riilbelil 1000 font miitragyat kell
egy aker z0ldseges kertre szorni
A melegagy allhat egy fcneket,
len es tet0tlen, lehetoleg hosszu.
kas ladab6l, amt azutan uveges
fedovel leboritunk. Alul a ladaba
kello meleget biztositsunk. A me.
legagyat keszitsiik ell minel elobb
hogy a palantak erosek legyenek
mire megenyhiilt az ido annyira
hogy kiiiltessik szabadba. Ko'
raj kaposztat, paradicsomot, pap
rikat, eggplantet, salatat, hagy
mat, uborkat es dinnyet lehet icy
a melegagyban elhelyezni
A magvakat hozassuk meg mi
el0bb, de csak megbizhato, ellis
inert kereskedoktol vegyiink zolG
seq magvakat. Egy negy tagr
csalad szamara es egesz nyaror
at tart6 ujabb ultetesek celjab6
k0vetkez6 mennyiseget ajanl
juk beultetesre.
Bah / pint, Repa 4 ounce, ka
poszta, korai es oszi 2 csomag
sargarepa l ounce, kelvirag l ESQ
mag, zeller l csoWag, uborka
ounce, eggplant ! csomag, kelka
poszta 2 ounce, salata fel ounce
hagyma 40 quarts, bors6 "a
quarts. petreselyem l csomag
paradicsom l csomag, spenot
csomag, retek l ounce, gorogdiny
nye 2 ounce, edeskukOrica 2 pint
Ne iiltessuk ell a magkeszletun
ket egyszerre, inert peldaul zold
| bosot, babot, salatat, kukoricat
retket iiltehetiink folytat6lagosal
1915 nappal az else iiltetes utan
Icy elerhetjiik azutan, hogy eges
nyaron 1T friss z0ldseget elvez
hetiink.
The Washington times., 1929-02-04
Negro Kills Hagerstown
Man at FIickergville

HAGERSTowN. Nd, Feb. A.
John churchey, SIS, Of this city, was
shot and killed late yesterday at
Flickersville, a mountain settlement
between Mt. Briar and KeedysvilIe,
about IL miles from Hagerstown.
Deputy Sheriff John, Gouff lodged
in jail here Linwood johnson. "a,
colored. pending an inquest to he
held late today.
According to Johnson's story to
Justice Richard Duffey and Deputy
Sheriffs Gouff and Chester Cushwa.
Churchey, accompanied by his son,
John Churchey, jr., were leaving
the house of Carrie Keets, in Flick
ersville. when the younger Chuchey
threw stone at him. hitting him
in THE back. He said he went to
his home, got his rabbit gun and,
returning, shot Churchey. The
bullet entered the victims neck,
causing death in short time.
Harper Ballentine. county attor-
ney, is in charge Of the case. a.
The Washington times., 1929-02-04
IN
DEEDS UPHELD
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that the subscribers are banding
together for the accomplishment
of an object which is of common
interest to all and which can only
be attained by their combined per-
formance.
''The contract becomes, therefore,
OF such nature that a subscriber
may only withdraw when an un-
reasonable time has been consumed
in procuring the signatures of all
the parties to the agreement.
The court found that there had
been no unreasonable delay in the
case and sustained the opinion of
the District Supreme Court which
had first refused to allow the par
ties to violate their agreement.
The second case was also dis
posed of by Justice Van Orsdel and
involved the sale Of premises in
the 2300 block First st. to Henry
A. and Alyce B. Cornish by Thomas
A. Grier.
The deed to the property recited
covenant that it should ''never
be rented. leased. sold, transferred
or conveyed unto any negro or
colored person under penalty of
$4,000" The covenant was sue
cessfully defended by Attorneys
Adkins and Nesbit and Lucien II.
Mefcier
The Washington times., 1929-02-04
CONTEMPT CASE
POSTPONED

Argument on the appeal of the
Burns Sinclair contempt case was
postponed in the District Court of
Appeals today until Thursday.
Difficulty has been experienced
in finding a judge to sit. Chief
Justice George f. Martin declined
to sit because his soninlaw works
for one of sinclair's companies:
Justice William Graham likewise
declined to serve because he was a
member OF the House while the oil
case was being investigated. Justice
Orren e. Barber win sit when the
case goes on again
Sinclair was sentenced TO six
months; William j. Burns to four
months: w. Sherman Burns. his
son. was fined 81 600, and H. Mason
Day, an official OF one of Sinclair's
companies, was sentenced 10 10
days as a result of the alleged
"tampering" with the jury in Dis
trict Supreme Court in the Fall.
Sinclair conspiracy case.
The Washington times., 1929-02-04
Hindenburg Lauds Film
OF Battle at Waterloo

BERLIN, Feb. 4--President Von
Hindenburg had been told much
about a new film. Waterloo" +" which,
though it makes the Duke Of Well
ington look like "berzine lieutan-
ant" attracts large crowds to West
End cinemas.
Marshal Won Hindenburg, who APP
peared at the censor's office to view
the film. was deeply interested in
the picture and expressed surprise
at "the truthfulness with which bat
ties and other military operations
are depicted"
The Washington times., 1929-02-04
South Dakota Society
Elects New Officers

New officers were elected and
plans outlined for the celebration
next November Of the fortieth ami
versary Of the entrance OF their
state into the Union at the annual
meeting Of the South Dakota So
ciety, held yesterday afternoon In
the Burlington Hotel.
W. Harry King. editor of the Mer-
chant Fleet News, was elected presi-
dent. Others elected were George
Henry. Louise Phillips and Cath
crime Dice, vice presidents: Francis
Dawson, secretary: Dow Laurson,
assistant secretary: Jens Offences,
treasurer. and Harry Dawson, ser.
geant at arms. Martin Olmem, Rus
sell T. Edwards and Arthur Brown
were named committee on Organ
ization for the Statehood dinner" :"
Representative Charles A. Chris
topherson, retiring president. con-
Quoted the meeting.