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Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Believe Williams VIII
Be Retained In Office
By Directors.
BY JAMES S. SHEEHT
(Unitcd Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

N~A-~'eNA q -~f-1 - S'--~4 NOAA -HS SS-INt---, .
HOLLYWOOD. Jan. -i.-gH
Lane was Up before the chickens I'm
Hollywood early today searching
the Roosevelt IIotcl in hopes o..
locating a fifth vote That win make
.ICdgc W. W. NrCredie of Portland
president Of the Pacific Coast I.a-
que.
Tho old hard rock miner Of Utah,
host to the League directors in meet
ing here. EHaeked 1T tl- door Of
Lew Moreing H. heard q fa.a- me
spons' or cruut which h. .H-r-
preted - mean that the Sacrament"
owner might swing over and hHaaE
the deadlock tia; Las existed b.
tWeen McCredie and HlIl N.t~tlE
since the Portland meeting last
November.
But as the directors gathered,
Lam could see Ilarr, T. Williams
incumbent, in the att.a- Williams
is better than even money h.t r.
continue in til 100000 per saaGm
jcb, even if FIR hut one year.
Jim Woods manager If thn Ea'--
NOR IIetel might b. persuaded ~
accept and Al Baum of Saa Fran
cisco loomcd as an outside cantea-
der unless Nar,iug swings oHa~
with Portland Seattle, Oabiand aa5
Hollywood to put the genial Ju5ga
lIcCrcdie i'm office.
The matter Of adopting a sch 4
ule agreeable t. an was to hs eaa-
sidered. Tn, serious visa1sG BIZ
Klepper Of Seattle las an idea that
Seattle end Portland cI9as should
remain away from the north III
cities until late in April when tha
weather is in accord with bas.-
ball
However, after two days storm
le may have decided thar Soa-her9
California rains-even though lass
frcqucnt-arc just as wet as III
Washington and Oregon variety.
1t appeared tAat tha rlit season,
tried out last season, w8ulla ba
voted out when the directors went
into a lu3dle Portland. s attic,
Oakland, San Francisco and N5=-
sions are said TO ne SIT against Il.
The usual grill room gossip or#'
trades is in the al But the mag
I.ates are on guard Jest i'm 4 momeHs
Of big-Eeartcdngss s.me rival owa=r
slip them "a l,ft handed catcher ia-a.
of the Pbillies.
Sacramento is sail 70 ha aftar'
Hollis TArstan of the Seals 20 fill.
the draft ON the rieh. side Of III.
inficld following Earl ~hcelav's re-.
entrance 10 hig league company.
Watch Turner
Elmer Jacobs, wants to get away
from bay Lrcezcs in san Trarcis.a
and pitch for the Angeles. H. may
get his wish Seattle is bidding for
Walter 'Chat,y' Mails, Seal
soutipaw.
Whom Tom Turner blows Ii,
raider horn there is bound IT, BE- q
usA in his direction The Portland
rwner is known as a ta~ee for oae
a7d Two fer aue trad and the ha<s
ike that se-t of el.-itv.
The directors laav decide t9 back
n Class ID league iH Southern C4H-
fornia to rap'ar, tHs Juh-IdaA1
league for Gal clipping youag p.as-
crs. Saa Diego, Santa Aua. Sal
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Tuesday

GEO y. Sunshine Hour, South
crn Sicrras Power Co, 4 Imperial
lee and Development co.
200 p. Valley Lumber Co.
7:30 p. m.-Impcrial Valley Farm
Bureau. (Special.)
$50 p. m.-John Deere Dealers,
Imperial Valley Milk Prod. Assn.
9:0a p. m.-IIotel Oregon.
o:30 p. m,-Offiec Supply Co.
Wednesday
$50 p. m.-Beck, the Matchmaker,
Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
This Thief Has
Plenty Of NerY q

Somebody better locate that ear
pranto e. there'Il te a few jobs open
around here, - sheriff G. L. Gillett
declared today wl.n he walked into
Ills office with tire auuouas.m. .ut
that his wife's automobile was
stolen last night.
Evarvhody' cot h@sy quick
enough bat at late hour today no
trace If the machine, q Stula5aEer
phaeton. had beau found.
Mrs. Gil'ett's ~n. Cecil borrowed
IS mothers car last might and had
It parked ia front Of tA, First
Christian church. After tla s.rvic.
the wr-I.n. was uut 10 h. found.
I'll. ..n.e number or the Ma-
chine is 1--t1-ag6
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
National BrOa dcasting Program

Csc p. m.-Philco Program
ZOO p. m.-lIudson Essex Challcn.
gers.
500 p. NJ" University of the
Air
9:30 p. m.-Moon Magic with the
soloist and ensemble.
Saturday, January 26
500 p. m.-National Orchestra.
7:00 p. m.-Lucky Strike Hour.
900 p. m.-Golden Legends tel
the story of "Ivanhoe. .
1000 p. m.-The New Big Show
brings more and livclicr acts.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Wednesday. january %

wednesday, January 23
6:30 p. Palmolive Hour.
500 p. m.-" Roads to Romance, -
S:30 p. m.-Thc Hill Billy Boys.
Thursday, January "a
600 p. NJ Music of Scotland, Sci
beriing program.
7:30 p. Standard Symphony
Hour.
$50 p. m.-Memory Lane.
Friday, January 25
$50 p. m.-Land o Health Pro
gram.
GOO p. Wriglcy Review.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
KXO PROGRAM

ZOO p. m.-Mrs. Blanchard's S Shop,
IIoltvillc.
$50 p. m.-Bctty Short's S Beauty
shop, Holtville.
500 p. m.-CIavton Furniture Co.
9:00 p. m.-Air Port Inn, CaleXico.
9:00 p. Mr.. II. Delno.
Thursday
600 p. m.-Just a Song at Twi-
light.
zoe p. m.-Lentcn Mission Pro
gram.
500 p. m.-Red Wing Orchestra.
Rrawlcv Merchants.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Friday

d:cn-Lust Glow.
$50 p. NJ Brawlcy Variety Pro
gram, Ncrbovig Music Co. & SharI
Bros, DIR. Bloom.
500 p. m.-John Deere Dealers.
$50 p. m.-Air Port Inn, CalcXic'
900 y. m.-Bluc and Gold Hour
Richficld Oil Co.
Daily
IL to SmilaX Hour
l. to Request Hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21

ruard'ao. Riverside, Santa Bar
hara. IA. a-t..I. fs!..rton an,
Ventura afH am - r8,..- Mh'-aa -
rr. r .r-r.l I l.ll
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
s-PFE1.E coEEr REeEsg

WASHINGTON. Jan. u. - I'll
United States supreme court r.cass-
od today 1T 1870 p. IN. until Mon
5.v. February Is. AZ noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Bank Quotations

Bt7 Asked
J.. T. X. acknowledgements. l-@ 1852.
r. a. e. acknowledgements l3o l&l
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Monday. January q

6:3o p. m.-Gcncral Motors.
$50 p. m.-Ruby Seiger's Band
900 p. NJ Voice of Firestone
9:30 p. NJ Plantation Echoes
from the home of Judge Chandler.
1000 p. m.-National Concert Or
chcstra.
Tuesday, January %
Geo p. m.-Eveready Hour.
200 p. m.-Clicquot Club Eskimos
$50 p. m. Freshman Orchestra
dams.
SEQ p. NJ" Footlights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24

any Of the newspapers In Soviet Russia per-
mitted to comment on the task, or to recall
the circumstances which had resulted In Amer
leans being killed In that country In fighting
with Soviet forces. The Soviet offered to pay
military honorS to the dead on their departure,
but 1t was deemed best for the bodies to leave
as quietly and unostentatiously as they had
come in during the grim days of 1918.
A SOVIET ship, the Lieutenant Schmidt was
made available for transporting the bodies
from Leningrad to Haue. France, and Soviet
vessels in the former harbor dipped their flags
in salute as the funeral ship departed At
Havre the French military paid fun honors to
the bodies on arrival from Russia and ON de-
parting on November 10 for New York, Mai.
Gen. B. F. Cheatham, quartermaster general
OF the United States Army, was in France when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
Bodies Of Eighty-Sis Heroes Of World WarS
Strange Expedition to Northern Russia and
Siberia Reach NegU York Vednesday on the
S. S. President Roosevelt for Burial in
Home Soil W>ith Full Military Honors
Under Stars and Stripes.

road and otherwise protecting their route of
egresS.
The United States sent to the Archangel
front about $500 men. The British and
French also were represented. From Septsm-
Der, 1918, to June, 1919, the Americans and
ether allied troops had clashes with the boil
sheviSt forces with losses Of about $50 Amsri-
cans killed and 300 wounded. When the Amer
lean force was withdrawn finally in June 1919,
more than 100 bodies were left buried In Rus
STA, and it was to recover these bodies that
Congress appropriated funds which have been
expended under the supervision Of members Of
The Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
Because the United States has no official re-
Iations with Soviet Russia the War Depart
ment itself did not undertake the mission. AT
all stages Of the search during the late Sum-
mer the American veterans were given every
assistance by the Soviet government, nor were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
Ame,1cu Claims Her Sons N1h0 Fell IN Russia
BY WILLIAM RUFUS SCOTT.

NE Of the most poignant patriotic pill
grimages in American history" will
be nearly finished Wednesday with
the arrival of the liner President
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
Only Two Will Stay

From present indications, only two of these men will remain in the Hoover cabinet, Mellon and Davis.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01

the engineering department follows a route which would make it neces sary to remove the bungalow home of Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried Linden of Sefton Drive. Commissioner Mac donald will endeavor to swing this highway to the left to avoid this and believes satisfactory route can be drawn up. He found no other ob- lection to the plan as submitted.
 If the new roadway is to be con- structed. it will come in the form of a continuation of Hillcrest ave- nue. curving slightly to terminal at Gilette's corner. distance Of about one and one-half miles. Con- siderable cutting and filling will be necessary. Assurance has been given by the owners of nearly all of the property to be crossed that rights of way will be given gratis. When the highway is built. the city will take over the other alternate route as a city street. and the state de- parment will maintain the new.
 The underpass plan seemed to impress the commissioner because of the small amount of property damage likely to result. It is pro
 posed to begin the decline several hundred feet to the north of the present crossover. dropping to meet
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01

Weeks is dead. Warren was not confirmed by the senate. The attor- ney general in the Coolidge cabinet John G. Sargent, is looking forward to going back to Ludlow. Vermont He likes living in a small town. Postmaster-Gener New will prob ably remain in Washington, since he has q beautiful country place in nearby Maryland. Jardine has ac- cepted q place with cooperative ssociation. Secretary Dwight Davis will probably go back to his home in St. Louis, Dr. Work resigned 10 become republican national com- mitteeman and his successor. Will liam r. Whiting, will probably re- turn to his home in Massachusetts.
 Plans for the inaugural parade are almost complete. Gen. Charles r. Summerall, grand marshal, lAs arranged for the escort Of President Coolidge and President Hoover from the White House to the capitol. Twenty Confederate veterans from +H4SSIShilpl p!aA to De III NaSNllAg- ton for the ceremonies and the gov ornor Of Mississippi. Theodore G. Bilbo, has announced that he would be accompanied by formidable staff of colonels.
 John Coolidge, son of the presi- dent, will be in the line of march but as a major on the staff Of Gov crnOr Trumbull Of Connecticut. Lands will be spaced at intervals through the line of march but as the procession passes the presidential re- viewing stand only the army band at the head of the parade and the Quantico marine bands head of the second grand division, will play Hail the Chief"
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
MACDONALD 0. KS
 ROAD AND BRIDGE
Inspects New Highway Projects
 Proposed by City

Preliminary sketches of a propos- ed alternate highway to eliminate curves and intersections between Allen street and Gilette's corner and of an underpass at South street cross-over. were delivered today to Highway, Commissioner John A, Macdonald who promised immediate steps looking to operations on both projects.
 Commissioner Macdonald was ac- companied on . tour of inspection by Mayor Paonessa, Chairman George R. Dobson of the board Of public works, City Engineer Philip A. Merriam. George J. Molleur and Simon Nelson of the engineering staff.
 The highway plan as drafted by
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
JOHN AT INAUGURATION

John Coolidge will attend the in- sururation exercises at Washington next Monday but instead Of accom- ranying MT. and Mrs. Coolidge. VIII view the exercises as member O. the staff of Governor John H. Trum- hu, of Connecticut. His plans for his stay in Washington are unknown but it is expected that he will stop at A hotel with the governors slah ond not at the White House.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01

Dries in 4 hours. For furniture, woodwork, inte- rior and exterior surfaces. Will not soften, raise or crinkle the under coat.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
ENTERrAlNs ON BIRTHDAY

A birthday party was given ln honor of Miss Ella Stringham at her home on S52 East street last eve- ming. Eighteen guests were pres ent, Miss Stringham received many useful gifts.
 The house was decorated in green and white. Games were played ana served.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01

Stanley street near the Towers brick yard.
 MT. Macdonald saw possibilities of several other schemes and he will have his plans transcribed onto tracing paper for the purpose Of ob- taining cost figures. he promises.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
1S FOX HIDEG KAPosvARoN

kaposvarr6l jelentik: - Az or
sag nagy resz6t borito horeteg
Matt erosen lehult leyegG, ugy-
hogy a h6merseklet, kiil0n0sen a
Dunantulon, melyen fagypont
ala esett. Kaposvaros tizennyolc-
fokos hideg volt az elmult napol1
egyik ejszakajan, Keszhelyen IT,
zenharom, Szombathelyen es Pc
csen tizennegy, Szegeden het, Deb
recenben nyolc, Budapesten pedig
$ fox volt homersekIet. Osz-
szehasonlitva Magyarorszag ho-
merseklet6t Europa t0bbi orsza-
gaeval, megallapithatjuk, hogy
majdnem Magyarorszagon van a
legllidegebb. MagyaroHzagot
csak Lengyelorszag 6s Svedor-
sz;As mul feliil, ahonnan huszon-
ktt, illetve huszonh6tfokos hide.
get jeientenek, Oft a havazas is
megsziint.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
Magyarol
Napt:ara
!.

rE1RIyAR q. - a Sxt.s sGy5rgy e0r.
kath. EgyhAz svaentin Balja Szu-
lig&n Hal1ban.
TEBRUAR z. - Al SGT. Terea !. kath.
n6i k0r balja SGT. fstvaa Otthonban.
FEBRUAR I. - A T6th-fele szintAr.
sulat el6adasa az Eagle Halban.
Sxiare keriil q, Csokolade Katona.
Kezddte este 6.15.
FEBRUAR 9. A Warreni Ifjusagi
K0r Farsangvegi Balja a Roman
Hallban walnut St.).
FEBRUAR 9. A T6th.fele szintar-
sulat el8adasa Far7ellen High
Schoolban. Sxinre keriil Csokol&de
Katona. Kesdete este Sis.
TEBRUAR 10. = Hurka estsly Lc.
rantffy N6cgylet rendezsseben ref
templom alatti teremben. Szinre ke-
riil DR.. Kolbasz kacagtat6 boh6zat.
FEBRUAR 10. - Az alliancei MIXED
vel6k szinielGadasa Cantonban (Mu
sic HalD. Szinre keriil Cigany C..
nepszinmii.
FEBRUAR II. - A rom. kath. IfjusA
81 K0r Valentin Balja az Eagles
Hallban.
FEBRUAR 12. - A West Side-i r. X.
hitk0zseg Hjusagi Egyletenek nagy
farsangi balja Szuligan Hallban,
este fel s 6rakor.
APRIILS 1. A rom. kath. Ifjusagi
.K0r husveti balja az Eagles Hallban.
APRILIS /. A Lorantffy N5egylet
husveti balja az Eagles Hallban.
JULIUS 4. A Kossuth Kor Macy
piknikje a Campbell Parkban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
KoNzULI KEREsTETEsEK

AZ alant felsoroltak felkeret-
mex, hogy sajat erdekiikben vagy
szemelyesen vagy irasbelileg je-
lentkezzenek cleveland m. kir.
konzuiastus hivatalos helyisege-
ben 1929 Union Trust Building,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Fabian Gyorgy, Tamas, Akron,
Ohio. Szekely Zsigmond, Nyirme-
eyes, Fairport, Ohio. Papp J6-
zsefne, Poloskef5, Detroit, Mich.
Lacinovics Ignac Eperjes, Youngs
town, Ohio. Hajdu Istvan, Becse-
hely, Cleveland, 0. Kantor Arpad
Gyula, Cleveland, O. Takacs Fe-
rene, Kisvarda, Cleveland, Ohio.
Kallos Sandor, Kaposvar, Detroit
Mich. Nitro JOSEF, Bodrogsz0g,
Varga Jeno, Kapuvar, Cleveland,
Ohio. Szita Imre, Siimeg, Leech-
burg. Szmilek Martonne, Tata, So.
Bethlehem, Pa. Szabo Janos, De-
vecser. Schmidt JOSEF, Gyonk,
Akron, Ohio. Kosztor Andras es
neje Szeged, Detroit, Mich. Kiss
Andras, Edeleny, Cleveland, O..
Hajdu Jozsef, Szigetvar, Slag'e,
w. Va. Tegh Szabo Janos, Putnok
Thorpe, w. Va. Patzeld J6zsefne,
Mohacs, Akron, Ohio. Pip1k Ka-
roly, Papa, Detroit, Mich. Ozv.
Horvath J6zsefne, K0rmend, Lee
wington. Gangl Erzsebet es Adam
Paks, Plainfield, Pa. Puskas Ma
ria, Nyiregyhaza, Vestaburg, Pa.
Macy Sander, Eyer, cleveland,
Ohio. Kiss Janos es Gergely, Cell
dom0lk, Detroit, Mich. Horvath
Gyula, Nagykanlzsa, Cleveland,
Ohio. Ditto J0zsefne sziil. Bis
wurm Anna, Szentl0rinc, Dayton,
Ohio. Szab0 Sari es JenG, Buda-
pest, Philadelphia, Pa. Kiss J6-
zsef, Kalman es Sander, Zala-
egerszeg, Detroit, Mich. lorna
Jozsefne szGl. Horvath Anna,
Marcal, So. Bethlehem, Pa. Kris
t6f Karoly, Kisvarda, Phoenixvil-
lie. Bukta Istvan, Mez6k0vesd,
Logan, w. Va.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
MUNKANELKttI.IEK
E:S BET0R0K HARCA

Berlinben az elmuit napokban
. wsddingi v&rosr6sEben, q betd-
r5k nesyedsben, isln6t ueres ut
cal verekedes volt, amelynek tiz
sahyos sebesiiltje van. Tobb mum
kanslkiiii benyomult az egyik le-
bujba, ahol berlini bet0rSvilAg
ismert alakjai tany6snak 81 penst
k0vetelt a bet0r5kt3l. Verekedes
kezd6dott, annelynek soran a SEQ
rongatott bet0rok valamennyi
k0rnyekbeli bajtarsukat mozg6si-
tottak.
Ket nagy teheraut6 jelent meg
a kocsma el5tt, amelyeken mint
egy negyven betorS erkezett se-
gitsegll. A verekedes az utcan is
folytat6dott, s val6saggal forgal-
mi zavarokat okozott. A t0meg
ellepte az uttestet s villamosok
es aut6k megallottak. Mire rem
d0rseg a verekedes szinhelyere
ertek, a betor8k kereket oldottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
or PENCO MATT
LESZURTA BARATJAT

Budapestrol jelentik: Lang
JOSEF budapest szallitomunkas
megkapva fizetest, Timar Laszlo
baratjaval betert az egyik Hege-
dis. Sandor-utcai vendegl0be 6s
oft egy-egy polar sort fogyasz-
tottak ell. Amikor fizetesre keriilt
a sor, Lang JOSEF atadott egy da
rab otpengost a kocsmarosnak,
aki a visszajaro penzt letette az
asztalra. Timar Laszlo nyult az
apropenz utan es ell akarta tenni,
mire Lang megjegyezte, hogy az
az Owe, inert 8 fizetett. Timar Vi
szont AIT hangoztatta, hogy 3
adta a kocsmarosnak az 0tpen-
gost S ezen a ket munkas 0ssze-
sz0lalkOZOtt, 0dakinn az utcan
tovabb folytattak a veszekedest.
Icy ert ell Lang Josef es Timar
Laszl6 Rozsa-utcaba, ahol egy
mely pincebejarat el0tt Timar
ugy meglokte Langot, hogy ez II
lepcsofokon lesurulva, leesett egy
faspincebe.
Az utcai jarokel0k siettek a
vertol elboritott Lang segitsege-
re, akinek sebet bekot0zt6k es ket
deci palinkat itattak meg vele az
egyik k0zeli kocsmaban. Lang ct
tol olyan italos allapotba keriilt,
hogy hazaterve lakasara, lefekiidt
alud,ni azonban ejfel tajban a fe-
lesege azzaf k0lt0tte fel, hogy tt
mar kint larmazik es szidalmazza
Langot, aki erre magahoz we've
egy nagy konyhakest, kisietett
az utcara, ahol ismet 0sszeyeszett
a bardtJayal.
- Ide szurj, ha mersz! kial-
totta Timar Laszlo diihosen, mi
kozben q mellen az inget szet-
tarta.
A k0vetkezG pillanatban Lang
kezeben mar megvillant a kony-
hakes, ainelyet teljes erej6vel Ii
mar Laszl6 mellebe d0fott. A SIZE
rencsetlen ember nehany percnyiI
szenvedes utan meghalt.
Lang a budapest biintet6t6r-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
DERES PARIPAN SZAGULD(
K0BOR LOVAG

Budapestrol jelentik: - Fold
hazi Imre a leganyfia az egyik
lajosmizsei nagygazdanak. A sok
olvasmany megzavarta az Imre
gyerek agyat, aki AIT kepzelte
magarol, hogy 8 az uj id6k kobor
lovagja, aki bejarja az Alfoldet
es valami szep tiindert is rabol
maganak, aztan eI, mint hal a
vizben.
F0ldhazi Imre mint lovag belle
kot0tt mindenkibe. Exert a csen-
dorok kimentek a tanyara, hogy
kihallgassak. Rettento haragra
lobbant F0ldhazi Imrc, hogy 6t
keresni merik. Fakardot k0t0tt az
oldalara, folpatant atyja legszebb
deres paripajara. Elvagtatott a
csend0rlaktanya melle. bet0rte
az ablakokat. Alig tudtak elfogni
es megfekezni.
A kecskemeti t0rvenyszek most
vonta felel6ssegre lajosmizsei
"kobor lovagot" aki zavarosan
viselkedet, ugyhogy a bir6sag
beutalta a Lip6tmez0re, ahol
megfigyelik az >elmeallapotat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
"MEGBUNTETEM Az APAK
VETKET A GYERMEKEKBENn

kecskemetr6l jelentik: Borzal-
masan osszeegett kis leanyt szali-
tottak be a tanyar0l k6rhazba.
A gyermekek alig 6 esztendos Is
az atyjat Berente lstvannak hiv-
jak. A rabl6gyilkos Berentenek a
leanya a szerencsetlen. Tudyale
yoleg Berente karacsony scent es-
tejen meggyilkolta id6s Sutus Ju-
hasz Janos gazdat, ennek q
eyes fiaval egyutt, aztan kirabol-
tax aidozatukat. Tiz nap 6ta To-
goly a ket elvetemiilt ember. A
Rerente-tanyan csak a ket kis
gyermek maradt kim, inert az
anyjuk is fogoly ntgy het ota,
akit mas biiniigy Matt csuktak
be foghazba.
Berente a sogorn0jet, Almai
Anna 19 ewes leanyt vette a ta-
nyara, az anyat helyettesiteni.
Almait is letart6ztattak, inert tu-
dott rablogyilkossagr6l A ket
kis gyermek begyujtott a kalyha-
ba, amely eld6lt, 6 ewes Erzsike
raesett es s0sszeegett.
Egyebkent Berente Istyan sok-
kal biinosebb szerepet vallalt az
Greg gazda meg0iese k0riil, mint
ahegy eddig beismerte. AIT val
lotta, hogy fejbeiit0tte ugyan idb.
Sntus Janost, de annak a halalos
csapasokat mem 3, hanem az aldo
zat legenyfia adta meg. Most ra-
akadtak Berente nadragjara.
alnely tell volt verfoltokkal, an
nak bi2ony sagaul, thdgy Berente
rettenetes csapasokht inert maga
is az aldozatra.
Berente ugy tudta elrejteni a
biinjelet, a veres nadragot, hogy
mem vetette le, hanem egy ma
six nadragot hazott folsje. A fog.
haz epiileteben kilestek, mikor
( s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
MUzsIKAs TENIETEsT
KERTEK A SZERELMESEK

Tiszaujlakrol jelentik - Tisza-
u.jlakon Fabian Maria miiked-
vel5i cl6adasols gyakran megtap-
solt szerepl6je volt. Arrol almo-
e.ozott, hogy otthagyja kis fa-
Tut cs szineszno lesz. Nemreg;Len
egy mulatsagon megismerkedett
Kilb Gyulaval, egy tisztujlaki ipa
rosfiuval. A sziil6k es a rokonsag
mindenkeppen elleneztek ket
fatal szerelmes hazassagi tervet.
A ket elkeseredett szerelmes ell
hatarozta, hogy sok keseriisegik
re ugy tesznek pontot, hogy ha-
lilba mennek. Kilb Gyula a multi
napok egyik estejen talalkat
adott menyasszonyanak. Este az
cgyik kis vendegl6ben koz6sen
megvacsoraztak, maid a cigany-
bandaval bucsuzaskeppen Fabian
Marcsa ejjelizenet adatott move
renek. Azutan szallodaban $50
bat berelt Kilb Gyula menyasszo-
nyaval egyiitt.
Masnap delben kis szalloda-
szobaban holtan talaltak meg a
menyasszonyt es atlott halantek-
kal, eszmeletleniil a vGlegenyt.
Bucsuleveliikben AIT kertek,
hogy k0z0s sirban akarnak fekiid-
III es szep muzsikas temetest adj
Janak nekik. Kilb Gyulat valsa-
gos allapotban a beregszaszi k6r-
hazba szallitottak. A ,szerencset-
len fiatalember mindket szemevi-
lagat elvesztette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31

es negyed acret, mig. ma feltoltes
folytan a acre teruletet foglal
9. Sok idegen orszag foldjen
epllt fel a sziget, inert mieldtt
a specials tankeket belfostak, a
rakomany nelkiil erkez3 haj6k
lit iiritettek XII a stivakb6l a ho-
mokot, vagy tormelekeket.
Ellis Islandon ma 27 epilet van
q k6rhazat Is a villanytelepet is
ideertve. A bevandorl6k szamara
fenntartott szobak eleg nagyok
es szell3sek ugy halok, mint a
furd6szobak rendben, tisztan van
max tartva. Felnottek es gyerme-
kek sz6rakoztatasara egy jatsg6-
ter all rendelkezesre. Ket mos6da
latja Ell tiszta fehernemivel a szi-
get nepet.
Kitiin3en berendezett k6rhaz
all betegek rendelkezesere. 1890
6ta mintegy 18,000,OO0 bevandor.
10 keriilt a szigetre. Egyetlen ey-
ben: 1907-ben egy es egynegyed
milli6 ujonnan erkezettet WIS
galtak meg Ellis Islandon, a szi-
get az6ta sem latott egyszerre
ennyi bevandorlot. Mindamellett
az egy milli6t 1913 es 1914-ben is
meghaladtak. A tayalyi' evben
csupan 294,O00 bevanderl6jelolt
keriilt szigetre.
"A megcsokkent bevandorlas
folytan az epuletek egy resze ire
sen all. Sajatsagos gazdasagi pro.
blema ele kerllt vegre maga a
"Sohajok Szigete is. Mindamel-
lett az is bizonyos, hogy, meg sok
even at Ellis Island marad Ame-
rika leghatalmasabb bevandorl6
allomasa.