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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14
A KRAK0I EGYETEM
Macy ttNNEPI.ESE

Tudvalev6leg a Magyar T6rte-
nelmi Tarsulat emlektablaval je-
l0lte meg a krak6i egyetem epii-
let6t, amelyben a tizenot0dik Is
tizenhatodik szazadban 1900 ma
gyar diak tanult. A lengyel i'm
nepsegr6l az oszes lapok nagy tu-
d6sitasokat koz0lnek es megem-
lekeznek arr6l a t0rtenelmi kap-
csolatr6l, amely evszazadokon ke-
resztiil Magyarorszag es Lengyel-
orszag k0zott fennallott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14
A FARRELL-SHAR0N1
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ K6REB0L
Kohl:
vECSEY A. JEN0.
ref. lelkesz
111S North. Darr Avenue.

Istentisztelet. Egyhazunk ke-
beleben a reank kovetkez6 vasar-
nap reggel kilenctol fel tizenegy-
ig vasarnapi iskola es utana mind
jart istentisztelet. Ezentul min
den szerdan este fel 8 6rakor
fognak tartatni istentiszteletek
bibliai ma agyarazattal. Szombaton
reggel kilenct6l fel tizenkett6ig
gyermekek va4fasos oktatasa -es
delutan 6rakor pedig vasar-
napi iskolas n0vendekek szinielo-
adas pr6baja.
Multi vasarnapunk. Kozepes
szamu gyiilekezet halgatta vegig
az elmult vasarnap az egyhaz lei
keszenek b6jti tanitasat,, amnly
tanitas alapeszmeje leven Az
Fur hallgatasa''. A vasarnapi is
kolas n0vendekek Bordy Margit
orgonalasa mellett. enekeltek.
Egyhazi adomanyok. A multi
het folyaman a kovetkez6 testve-
reink fizettek be egyhazi jarule-
! kaikat es adtak kegyes adoma-
lnyokat: Nehai Kolozsvari Istvan-
ne utan 81 90; Szab6 Balazs 5 cs.
$500; Kovacs JOSEF es neje $500
Kovacs Andrasne $500 Is Takacs
R6za 200 dollart Isten dics6sege-
re. Fogadjak az adakozok az egy-
haz halas k0sz0netet.
A Lorantffyak gyulese. Az ell
mutt vasarnap delutan tartotta a
Lorantffy Zsuzsanna egylet rem
des havi gyiileset, amelyen tobh
fontos iigyeknek letargyalasa
utan az egylet altal marcus ho
3-ant tartott disznotoros vacsora-
max leszamolasat is megejtet-
tex, amelynek beveteleb6l mint
egy $22.80 advantageous a no
egylet egyhazunknak. Eme ne
mes cselekedetiikert fogadjak moi
testvereink egyhazunk elismere.
set. Ne felejtsek el, hogy a "jd
kedvii adakoz0t szereti az listen"
Esketes. Szombaton delutan es-
kettle meg az egyhaz lelkesze Ko-
vacs JOSEF, Kisvarda, Szabolcs
megye i'll. ,testveriinket beteg.
agyan Kardos Antalne sziil Blu.
dai Maria Acs, Komarom megye
| i'll. Farrell, Pa. lakosokat. Ezen
javakorban lev6. testvereink ta-
nui voltak Kish Imre algondnok
es Koran Janos penztarnok, sha-
roni lakosok.
MARCUS 15-nek megiinneplese.
Egyhazunk el6ljarosaga az ell
mutt szombaton este tartott gyii-
lesen ugy hatarozott, hogy a
Szabadsagharc" emleknapjat
ezen az even, a reank k0vetkez6
szombaton, azaz marcus loan
fogja megiinnepelni, meg pedig
ket egyfelvonasos szindarab ke-
retei k0z0tt, amelyet vasarnapi
liskolas nVendekek hatalmas gar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14
NEGYEZER FONT
SULYVESZTESEG

A profisportok k0ziil ketsegte-
lenul az 0k0lvivas a legnehezebb.
Szinte hihetetlen az a oriasi mum
ka, amelyet egy nagy champion
max .hosszu eveken at - naponta
ell kell vegeznie. A munkarend
egy profibokszol6nal altalaban
ICY fest:
Reggel 7-8-ig futas, konnyG
reggeh, r0vid pihenes, utana sved
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14
vERHovAY -os

Betegek nevsora: tSzekely Ka-
roly 2113 Manhattan Ave-, KO.
vacs Ferenc 38 Parnell ST., Hor-
nyak Gyorgy 348 Calvin ST., Kat
k6 Ferenc, Hubbard, O., Varga
Sander, Cortland, O., Hornyak
Gy6rgyne 348 Calvin ST., Meny-
hert Janos 6l0 Mable Ave, Fo.
garasi Peter 1875 Reed ST., Camp
bell, 0. Betegseg titkarnal je-
lentend6. Cine: 211 Edward St
Telefon 1920.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14

$40 ITALIAN AIT fogja nekiink uzen-
nj, hogy magyarok harcolnak,
vereznek es meghalnak, amerikai
fontos erdekek megvedelmezese-
ben. Kerem tehat az olvas6t
hogy imadkozzon, = sot, kialtsa
- velem:
Ellen magyar feltamadas
Birinyi K. Lajos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14
K0Sz6NETNYILvAN1TAs

lstenben boldogult ferjem id.
Blask6 Andras, Zadany, Heves m.
sziiletesi lakos elhunyt 48 ewes
hcraban.
k0szonetet mondunk mindazok-
max ,akik reszvetuknek koszoruk
kildesevel is kifejezest adtak es
azoknak, akik aut6jukat rendel-
kezesiinkre bocsajtottak.
Tisztelettel
Ifj. Blaslk6 Andras.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14
ESEMENYEK
(FolytatAs az 1-sG oldalr6l)

max, a pOntlkal es VallaSl nugget
lensegnek es szabadsagnak. Az
eur6pai eontinensen a magyarok
voltak az else nep, akinek irott
alkotmanyuk volt 1222). Az an
gol Magma Charta mind0ssze het
evvel el6zte meg magyar Arany
Bullat. Magyarorszagon (Erdely-
benz hoztak meg ;az elso t0rvenyt,
melynek rendelkezese vallasi sza-
badsagot es lelkiismereti fiigget-
lenseget biztositott minden ma
gyarorszagi lakosnak.
A miiveszetben, tudomanyban,
nepnevelesben, miiveltsegben, iro-
dalomban es vallasban magya-
rok t0keletesen eleget tettek vi
| lag iranti k0telezetsegiiknek.
Munkacsy Mihalyuk festmenyei
azok k0z0tt vannak, melyek mint
val6di miiveszeti alkotasok vi
+, lag minden resztben ismertek.
Bolyai Farkas es fla Janos vilag
hirii mathematikuSok, Xix "az alb
szolut ter elmelet mex kifejtese-
vel ajandekoztak meg a vilagot.
Bar6 E0tv0s Lorantnak gravita-
clos es a fold vonzas teren vegzett
kutatasai mai tudomanynak
nagy cricket. DR.. Semmelweiss
Fil0pnek esztendok tudomanyos
tanulmanyozasa utan STILES uta
nj anyaagyi lazbani halalozasok
eseteit nagy sikerrel 1.27 szaza-
lekra redukalta. Az egesz vilag
asszonyai mely halaval tartoznak
ennek magyar orvosnak. A vi
laghirii zongora miivesz es zene-
szerz3 Liszt Ferenc szinten ma
gyar, Petofi Sander, a Macy ma
gyar irikus k0lt6 verse; sok
nyelvre vannak leforditva. Egy
hindu professor megtanulta a
magyar nyelvet, hogy Pet6fi
csoda sep koltemenyeit eredeti-
ben olvashassa Magyarorszagon
talalta fel a gyufat egy magyar
ember. Mikor pipara, cigarettara,
szivarra gyujt az olvas6, vagy pc
dig gait gyujtja, megemlekez
zen ARA, hogy egy magyar EN-
bernek k0sz0nheto, hogy var
gyufank szinten magyar ember
mex k0sz0nhetjiik, hogy gyufa;
boil kivette a kent es hasznalha
D t6bba tette a gyufat. Az els6 fold
: alatti vasutat Budapesten epitet
TEX. Es a magyar miiveszet elsose
get mutatja az teny, hogy mem
regen a detroiti (Michigan) ha
J t6sagok felkertek a magyarorsza.
+, gi miiveszeti k0zpontot, hogy
kiildjon mintakat a magyar mil
r veszetekrol, hogy detroit mil
$ veszeti fakultasokon tanul6k
/ tanulmanyozzak.
: Az Amerikai Egyesiilt Allamok
z ban magyarok kivettek es XII
. veszik a maguk reszet ez orszae
: felepitesenek munkajabol. EIvi
!, tathatatlan bizonyossag, hogy hos
\ magyarok kizdottek Washing
: tonnal Amerika fiiggetlensegenek
!, kivivasaert. Az amerikai polgar
: haboruban jelent6s szamu batol
a magyar generals, tiszt es kozka
! tona harcolt az Unio megmente
s6ert. XII ne olvasta volna Zago.
!, nyi Karoly ezredesnek, a Macy
! Springfield gy5zelem el5tti ha
lal lovaglasat? OFT harcoltak
meg Fiala F. Janos ezredes, Ro-
land T. Rombauer kapitany, AS.
both Sander generals, Stahel
], Gyula major generals, Figyel.
messy Fiil0p ezredes es tobbi
sok-sok magyar hos, kiknek me-
we're mines hely egy ilyen r0vid
cikkben. Egg amerikai magyar
;. flu siit0tte el az amerikai hadse.
reg eis6 agyu-loveset vilagha-
boruban.
A magyarokat OFT talaljnk la
borat6riumokban is, ahol tervez-
getnek es d'olgoznak acelfinomita-
81 es pjabb eljarasokat. OFT ia
laljuk 6ket Edisonnak Is Ford
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-14
szENT IsTvAN K0R

A Scent Istvan Kor, amelynek
nemregen meg Katholilus Ifjusa-
81 K0r volt neve, rendesen a
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
BALTIMoRE LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-Cattle--
Receipts. 1000 head. Market steady.
Steers. choice, $12.75@13.5O; good,
x1I75@12.50; medium, $1O.75M oil. SO;
common. $8.75@1O.s9. Heifers,
choice. $10.5O@11; good. $975@IO.25;
medium, SS.25@s.50: common. $3.50
0S. Bulls. good to choice. $9@9.75:
fair to good, $7.75@8.75: common to
medium. $6.75@7.5O. Cows. good to
choice, $8Q9; fair to good. $7@S;
common to medium, $4@6.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 12,.
O09 head. Market steady. Sheen,
$2@S; lambs. $6.5O013.75.
Hogs s-Receipts. 600 head. Mar
ket lower. Lights, $ll.75: heayies,
$10.90@11 ,35; medium. $12: rougks,
$7.75@10; light pigs. $40: pigs, $11.
Ohio and Western hogs, 10000
higher than quotations. Trueked
hogs. 10000 lower than above quo
tations.
Calves-Receipts,- so head. Mar.
ket steady. Calves. $7917.50.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
s, ,20O,OOO Safety Blades
Used IN District in Year

washington shavera used o.zvV,VVV
safety razor blades in 1898.
The 10000, 900 shayers throughout
the United States. according to Nil.
ton Damman. president OF the Ameri-
can safety Razor Corporation, used
1,150. 100000 blades getting 'em of
last year. This averages 1915 blades
per person for the year.
To provide blades for all these
American shavers 100000 pounds Of
processed steel was used, approxi-
mately 500 blades being made from
each pound of steel. Twenty years
ago only 4,O00,OO0 of the old type
razor blades were used and the In
creased use OF steel in this new form
has taken up the slack In the market
caused by the change in women's ap.
parel when women discarded the
steel -girded type of corset.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
BAL LTIMORE PRODUCE

BALTIMORE. Sept. Eggs On
the Baltimore Butter and Egg Ex-
change nearby, fresh gathered firsts,
offered 42c: no bid; street sales,
market continues quiet. small lots;
nearby current receipts, candled.
S9040c; receipts. butter, S97 tubs;
eggs, 671 cases.
Live Poultry young.
colored. as to size. 26@31c: leghorns,
as to size. 25@27c: chickens, old,
heavy. S0c: medium size. 25027c;
leghorns and other light stock, 210
23c: roosters. 1S020c. Ducks-While
pekins. young. lbs. and over, 200
22c; puddle, young. lbs. and over,
20@22c; all kinds. small and thin,
10000: guineas. young. IL lbs. and
over, Csc. smaller, SOC.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Asiatic Beetle Hurts
CrOna IN Connecticut

NEW HAVEN. sept. 3 U.N.sl.---
The AsiAtic beetle has worked Loose
from New Haven to attack Bridge
port. and = Federal quarantins tS
fight the pest u expected. The
United States Department Of Asri-
culture stepped into the fray here
this summer, and guaranteed New
Haven and West Haven, 4 suburb.
The state has spent upward Of
$50, ,000 trying to get the beetle out
OF New Haven, and private land
owners have spent perhaps tust A.
much. Block after block of lawns
In the WestviIIe district here ara -
barren as II . frost had swept the
area. This IL the result OF grufs
that were found AZ the rate az 1000
to 4 square foot OF turf.
The playing surface Of tha YaIa
Bowl, located in tl1s heart OF west.
vtlles has been immune 80 Tar.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Rev. Leonard E. Keiser
Called to IN. Y. ChurcI,

The Rev. Leonard r. Keiser, for
six years pastor of Walker Memo.
rial Baptist Church, Thirteenth
street. between U and v Streets
Northwest. has been called to the
pastorate of Shiloh Baptist Church,
New York city, it was learned to.
day.
The Rev. Keiser has served at
TarFytown, N r., and Steubenville,
Ohi6 He is founder of the New
England Baptist Missionary Society.
He Is a member of the Baptist
Minister'S Conference here and
prominent In civic and religious
circles.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
BAL LTIMoRE GRAIN MARKET

BALTIMORE, Sept. Wheat
Steadier, No. red winter spot,
$1.35: No. 2 red winter garIicky
spot. S1.29. Receipts 11S,507 bushels.
Shipments none.
Corn Firm. No. yellow domes-
tic CARROTS, $1.20@1.21 bushel. Re.
ceipts 1876 bushels. Shipments / ).
3l6f bushels.
Oats Firm; No. white domes-
tie new, 54@54l5c bushel; No,
white, 5S0531sc. Receipts 1903
bushels. Shipments 3,165 bushels.
Rye-N 0 m / n a ,l-Receits 4,436
bushels. Shipments SO bushels.
Hay Quiet-Receipts light.
Elour--Steady, UNCHANGED.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Chamber Of Commerce
To Meet at Bethesd,

BETHESDA. Nd, Sept. e.-B. w.
Parker. president Of the Bethesda
chamber Of commerce, has called a
special meeting Of the board Of di.
rectors Tor Tuesday. September 10.
at .. m.
The meeting win be held at the
County Suburban Building and mat.
ters relative to the recent reorgani.
zation OF the body win be discussed.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
MANY WE'D m AUGUST

HAGERsToWN. Nd, Sept. g.
The popularity Of June as month
for weddings dumped here and
August made q decided gain, ac.
cording To the records At the mar
rtage license bureau at the court.
house. There were z49 licenses
issued during August. q new high
record for that month, ~ against
23B licenses for June.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Colorado River Farley
Meets Here IN October

MEXICO CITY, Sept, { Q.N.s),
Discussion Of the division OF waters
Of the Colorado River by the joint
United states.Mexican waters com.
mission win bs shifted to washing.
ton. D. C.. next month,
The commissioners. who have been
meeting here for about three weeks,
encountered q number Of difficulties
In reaching an agreement. They an.
nounced that the conference would
adjourn late this afternoon. 10 meet
In washington about October 10.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
BUYING HUNTING HORSES

I1E10sBURG, Va, Sept. 6,--Prepar.
atory to the fox hunting season
buyers OF jumping horses are daily
visiting this section with view to
purchasing well-sehooled stock. This
week sales Fave been made by the
Following local owners at fancy
prices: Mcdonald & Atwell. A. M,
Chichester, Alfred l.. d. diZerega
and DIR, Herbert Howard.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Strike" for Teacher
Enters Fourth Day

NORTH sMITHFIELD, r. 4,
Sept. 3 Q.N.sJ.-This was the
fourth day Of the strike" at the
new Primrose school.
Anssred because Mrs. Martha
Harris. teacher for IL years, had
been dropped when q new school
building was erected, rs families re.
FUSED to allow their children to at.
tend classes.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
HALF YEAR AUTO.
SALES To TOP
1928
N AIlsRRYLE 8. RUKEYsER

Nv AIERRYLE 3. RUKEYSER
In the recent passing OF our
standard automobile shares from
vogue. Auburn Motor has been
spectacular performer, The
current models caught the popular
imagination. and the new front
drive car 10 directing attention
70 this speciality company IN
Auburn, Ind.
p. T.. Cord, president of the
company, in q message to this
column. said:
1T Is my opinion that the In
Muatrg as whole Will have q
better last half Of 1899 than it
did IN 1923. My reason for
thinking so Is not alone that
conditions are better and that
the distribution Os money and
profits are constantly growing
wider, but because OF the fact,
that 1 believe many more manu-
facturers are making stronger
bid by the Introduction OF ex.
ceedingly attractive new models,
which, Of course. build up the
appeal and desire and Increase
sales
Front wheel Drive
Cord Is of the opinion that the
front wheel drive. which his COM
pany sponsors. will win wide ac-
ceptance over the next five years.
He added:
A 10 the export business, IL Is
my belief that there is consider
able question as to how much it
win increase, due tO the fact that
the volume obtained In the export
sales has now become attractive
enough In the local markets to
attract greater capital and greater
effort to keep the manufacture
III the local industries.
Your question as to, whether ]
am In favor of . cO-Ordinated pol
icy to relieve congestion and Inn
prove motor highways In order to
increase the domestic market. is
one which, / am certain is receiv-
Eng considerable attention. Since
Robert Patterson Lamont has be-
come secretary OF the Department
Of Commerce, he has appointed
committee to consider certain
phases Of this subject, and l be-
lieve considerable viii come from
Il.
Ideal Traffic Plan
Last year the Department Of
Commerce, in conjunction with
the National Automobile Chamber
Of Commerce and several other
bodies, created an ideal traffic
ordinance program, and has been
for the past year and is now en-
deavOring to have these standard
traffic rules adopted by various
cities and communities all over the
country. 1t IL my understanding
that some go or 20 towns and
cities have adopted this model
ordinance.
MY personal opinion IL that
the greatest basic change in traf-
fie' rules and regulations will be
the constantly increasing OF the
speeds on main highways. streets
and bOuleyards. The experience
Of the railroads has shown that
speed alone is not responsible for
increased. accidents, but that as
the public becomes educated and
are made, aware of certain com
munities where they encounter
fast moving trains or vehicles the
number Of accidents decreases"
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
FIND VAST COAL BEDS

TORONTO, Ontario, Sept. 6 IN.
81. Discovery of vast coal beds
north Of Cochrane was reported
here today. The beds are esti.
mated to contain from seven to
ten million tons 81 low grade Ignite.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

Stop at the nearest TYDOI
ETHYL pump, and stop these de.
structive, dangerous motor knocks
instantly. TYDoL ETHYL in the
tank means money in your pocket.
It costs. but Sc more per gallon, and
saves your car from the pound,
pound, pound of the sledge.hammer
knocks in the cylinders.
Knock out the knocks before they
knock out the motof.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

KNOCK RATING OF s.
PROMINENT PREMIUM
GASOLINES

These cent premium Easolinsi were tested
on the Midsley (BounoinG Pin) indicator
according to an established standard scale
over . period Of months, from Nov, 1928,
TO May, 1879, with the following results:
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

There are lots of noises / like. I'd be dtsHb
I'll didN like to hear the fans SkOMtiMg. like
the crack of the ball wten it connects witk tie
bat. I like the sixste Of steak in frying
ban. Bat the one noise | don like is the knock
in my motor. That driveS sne>wild. Not only
does IT take all the pleasure O1t Of motoring,
bit it costs a tdrtGne in repair bills. Since
I'w been using the nev 7,KD0L ETHYL I
hGvenf heard a single knock.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Make a en-Gallon Test

Evenifi il were a&bleyOuwouldn't bafakins mucA
Of . chance when only 500 . At stake. But ltss
"a absOIuts' sure thing, - ''sstup''-that TYDoI
ETHYL viii stop the knocks. Pay So more Talon
and make this ten,GsIiontest and 6nd out the answer
for yourself.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
SHORT TERM BONDS

Federal Sugar Sc, 1933..E s5 .....
Gulf Oil of Pa. IS, 1897 ...... ssKI1Oa
Swift a. Co 5s. 1S32..... sex sSA
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

The Babe knocks the well.known
pill out to the far corner of the lot,
and the fans 90 wild.
But when the Babes motor starts
this knocking business, then the Babe
goeswil6
But not for long :. because he
knocked out that knock in his motor
with more ease than he knocks out
q homer on the diamond :. knocked
it out to the far corners of nowhere
-. with TYDoL ETHYL. This
super-fuel is a combination Of Hi.fest
TYDoL with its power, liveliness,
instant starting, and ETHYL, with
its anti.knock feature. All the dash
of one. :. all the quiet of the other
-. together. And its knocl1rating is
ZERO! Absolute ZERO!
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

TDOl ETHYL o.... s....s
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

Il
"
IS
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
LINCOLN FIELDS
WEATHER, CLEAR; TRACK, MUDDY

Edward Fnghtu HOmswOod
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

SCR ATcHED-Bin Iooney, shy Peter. su
Swiftway, Prince Hoda.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-11
AL Smith TO
TALL RADIO
Expected to Declare
Self Actual Head
OF Dems Party

NEW YORK, Jan. 1i.-dPi-The
New York Times today said it was
limited in democratic circles that Al
fred L. Smith would declare himself
the actual as well as the titular head
Of the democratic party in a nation
wide radio speech neat Wednesday
evening.
The recent suggestion 81 Repre-
sentative Box. OF Texas. democratic
whip, that the Smith policies be dis
oarded by the party was said TO have
caused friends Of the former COVER
nor to expect a reply from him. The
sentiment in the south for the dis
placement Of John j. Raskob as ma
tional chairman also was regarded
as a possible factor in inducing Mr..
Smith TO state his views TO the peo-
pie.
The former governor will speak
pver WEAF and a chain of 81 asso-
ciated stations Of the National Broad
casting company. His speech will
begin at $3.50 p. m, eastern standard
time.
Arrangements for the speech were
made, the democratic national COM
nittee said, in response to thousands
Of requests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-11
OFFICERS nab
LIQUOR, MEN
108 Pints of Mescal
Taken In Raid Made
rs Miles Up River

Sweeping down on two liquor
smugglcrs sjust after they had un-
loaded their cache from a row boat
that had ferried il across the river
about % miles west Of Brownsville,
customs officers confiscated los
pints OF mescal and arrested its own
ers late Thursday afternoon.
The contrabandI liquor was to have
been taken to Mercedes in an auto
mobile that had been parked in a
secluded spot in the La Gloria ranch,
OF the arrested men averred
Although an effort was L-ade to
catch the ferrymsn, hs managed to
make ii back 10 the Mexican side or
the river before the officers codld
cover the 500 yards between them
and the boat as it unloaded on the
American side.
Concealed in the heavy growth
that lines the American bank Of the
river. the customs officers watched
the three men get in the boat on the
Mexican side, row up stream a few
hundred feet and load the liquor and
then ferry il to a point on the
American side about 500 yards above
their hiding place. Heavy under
brush prevented them reaching the
spot in time to arrest the boatman
who made a spirited getaway in his
SHELF
The raid was made BY Customs In
spectors r. L. Campbell and Ed Nc
Nabb.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-11
BOY ON TRIAL
IN WITCH Case
Prosecution Tries To
Prove Robbery In
Rehmeyer Death

YORK, Pa, Jan. 1i.-lF-A jury
today had to choose between witch
craft and robbery as the motive for
the killing Of Nelson ID. Rehmeyer,
rceluse and Hex Doctor" This time
the life Of John Curry, a ~li-year-old
boy hung on that decision.
Summation by District Attorney
Amos W. Hermann and the courts
instructions we're all that remained
before the second trial in York coun-
TVS witchcraft murder should 20 to
the jury.
The biggest obstacle in the path OF
the commonwealth 70 prove its con-
tention that robbery was the motive
was the refusal oil Judge Ray r.
Sherwood 70 admit as evidence the
alleged written confession Of young
Curry that he had hit Rehmeyer on
the head with q block OF wood.
Curry denied robbery had anything
70 do with the Staying. He insisted
he went TO the Rehmeyer home on
the night OF the killing, November 81,
'to get the lock Of hair" and ito see
some Of this witchraft performed"
II has been testified that John III.
Blymyer, Curry and Wilbert G.. Hess
wanted to get a lock Of Rehmeyer's
hair and bury IL eight feet under
ground 70 break a "hexing" spell
Rehmeyer was supposed to have cast
ove Blymyer and the parents OF
Hess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-11
ship AGROUND
OFFCRISTOBAL
Dollar Liner With 80
Passengers Hits
Reef at Canal

PANAMA. Jan. H. CPJ The
steamship President Adams of the
Dollar Line, bound for San Francis
co by way Of the Panama Canal.
struck a reef outside Of the Cristohal
breakwater today and went aground.
At nine a. m, three tugs began try
ing 10 pull her free.
The President Adams left Boston
on Dee. 30 and New York on Jan. q
with 90 passengers for Marseilles BY
way o. Havana and San Francisco,
calling also at Far East and Med
i%terranean ports en- route.
Most Of the passengers, il was
said It the Dollar Line offices. were
making the complete trip. A few
we're 10 disembark ut Havana and
San Francisco.
The President Adams was az $500
tons net register and vas formerly
known as the Centennial State. She