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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-23
LOADING PLATFORM
MUST Be REMOVED
asst VIOLATES LAW
City Commission Will Allow Bel.
anger Time; Wants Bids on
New Storm Sewer

Joseph Belanger appeared before
the city commission Monday evening
to explain that he did not Intention
ally violate the city building ordi-
nance in constructing the loading
platform for the Interstate Trans
p%ortation company. on Second street.
and he explained. in addition, that 1t
is but a temporary structure which
he will have torn down soon.
The commission decided not to be
arbitrary about 1t. in view of the
early removal of the platform. but It
asked Belanger to see that it did not
become a catch trap for rubbish blown
around by the wind, then see to it
that 1t is taken down at an early date.
The commission received offers for
some lots from w. A. Falconer and
agreed to recommend to the county
commissioners the acceptance Of his
bid Of $9l5 for the north two-thirds
of lots 2 and 3, block g., N. P. addition,
on which there is $l,O74 delinquent
tax. No action was taken on q bid
of $40 for lots 1922, on which there
Is a back tax of $479.
The bond Of B. K. Skeels for the
equipping Of the white way between
Mandan and Second streets of Broad
way, in the sum of 1854, was &C
copied.
Bids were ordered advertised for or
the projected storm sewer on Ninth
street between Main and Front. Tn
engineers estimate Is that the jol
will cost $028.55.
Stub curbing was ordered put II
! at the corner of First street and Ave
nue. G..
b. K. Skeels was ordered to replac
a lamp post broken by q boys ca
on Sixth street July 4. on his offe
of $45.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-23
40-AND-8 ANNOUNCES
new STATE OFFICERS

Minot. N. D.. July 23.-Ry-Statc
officers OF the 20 and 3. honor organ.
ization OF the American Legion, were
announced here today. following q
wreck" banquet and dance last night.
w. g. Elmslic. Devils Lake, was
elected grand chef de care. succeed
Ing d. L. B. Greene. Edgeley. who was
elected as cheminot rationale or state
representative to the national organ
ization. Other officers elected were:
Joseph Rubel. jamestown. grand
chef dc train: DR.. O. 8. Hoffman,
Hanaford. grand commissar intend
ant: Charles Cushing. Minot, grand
conductor: committeeman, George
Harvey. Williston: DR.. H. S. Kretdler,
Wahpeton: Phil Bangs. Grand Forks:
Richard 8. rurness. Mandan: John s.
Schneider. Fargo and Tom Condor,
Valley City.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-23
BRAKES UPON CROPS
BY farm STORAGE IS
Urged BYR R. BOARD
State Commission Fears CIut at
Terminals by More Rapid
Marketing Of Grain

A suggestion to advise farmers to
store their grain on the farm where
possible, in order to prevent a serious
transportation jam in North Dakota
this fall, is being considered by the
state railroad board.
I'VE would not presume to advise
the farmer as to the economic advan-
tages or disadvantages Of storing his
wheat" said G. w. Mcdonnell, presi-
dent Of the board. Ills guess as to
whether the price will advance while
he holds his grain Is as good as ours.
However, there are some features
Of the transportation problem which
are worth attention.
THE first is the fact that changing
methods Of harvesting and threshing
are putting the crop on the market
faster each year. Although indications
are that this years crop will not be
large, it nevertheless may come on the
market so quickly that 1t will create
difficulty In handling 1t.
IT trouble develops 1t will not be
the fault of the railroads. They have
plenty of cars and their motive power
10 AL 8OOO 0Il6kCs AA4Cy NOu4A AA044A4O q
bumper crop without difficulty.
The trouble, II it does come, will
arise at the Duluth and Minneapolis
terminals. II the grain floods into the
terminals faster than 1t can be han
died there will be only n thing to
do. That will be to hold the shipments
down to q point where the terminals
can take care of them. It is certain
that the railroads are not going to
permit ears to be loaded any faster
than they can be unloaded. It would
only add to the difficulty Of solving
q bad transportation tangle If they
were to do that"
Congestion at the terminals was
iikened by Mcdonnell to a grain
spout. There may be plenty of grain
to put into the top of the spout. and
the spout may be big enough 20 han
die the grain, but If it is not taken
away from the bottom Of the spout
and is permitted to pile up the spout
will be clogged, he said.
Use of harvester threshing ma
chimes and of trucks in bringing grain
to market are the principal reasons
why the grain nov to market fastel
than formerly. Mcdonnell said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-23
Olsness to Continue
Reinsurance Contracts

. A. Olsness, state insurance COM
missioner, will continue awarding re-
insurance contracts on public build
ings to the home offices Of private in
surance companies until Sept. Is or
later.
A stipulation was entered into today
in Burleigh county district court pro-
viding that q temporary order re-
straining Olsness from continuing
that practice will not be exercised UNI
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-23
Experiment Station
Director Recovering

Fargo. N. D., July 23.-Dr. P. F.
Trowbridge. director of the North Da-
kota agricultural experiment station,
is expected to return to his office
some time this week after nearly five
weeks Of illness which was due TO the
breaking c. a very small blood vessel
in the heart. He was confined TO
the hospital under special medical
care for about three weeks. During
the past two weeks he has been SLOW
ly regaining strength at his home,
1907 Eleventh Ave. NJ, Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-23

til Sept. 10 or later. The case Will be
heard on its merits Sept. Is.
The temporary restraining order
was issued by Judge Fred Jansontus
here July l upon request Of repre-
sentatives Of the Insurance Fedora.
ton Of North Dakota.
The stipulation requires that all
contracts made by the insurance
commissioner between now and that
time which do not comply with tho
lax may be declared void.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-23

tour Of the east by auto. They plan
to camp along the way, according to
A, G. Arvold. founder Of the Little
Country Theater. En- route to New
York City they will visit many Of
the colleges and universities. Niagara
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-23
Bismarck Pair Free
On $1,000 Bonds Each

Two Bismarck men today are at
liberty under bonds of 5000 each aft
er being bound over to federal court
at a hearing yesterday afternoon on
charges Of transporting and possess
ing alcoholic liquor.
The men, william Weinstcin and
John Evans, were arrested early Sun
day morning.
They waived preliminary examina-
ton before U. s. Commissioner J. K.
Doran.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-23
Agricultural College
Instructor on Outing

Fargo, N. D.. July 23.-Donald c..
Hay. instructor in the department of
public discussion at the North Dakota
agricultural college. with Mrs. Hay
left Fargo recently for a five weeks
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03


Sc osxtotta ki d gyermekeknek az
ajand6kokat. A tenpiomhans fell
allitott karacsonyfat egyhazuhk
egyik buzeo tagja 10th J&nos is
neje ajandekoztak. Fogadja -az
egyhaz halas koszonetet.
Karacsonyi sziniel6ad&s. Kara
csony els6 napjan este vasarna-
pi iskolas n0vendekek egy ma
gyon kellemes estet rendeztek a
templom alatt lev3 auditorium-
ban, ahol ket alkalmi szindarabot.
adtak elo. Ezen karacsonyi szin-
el6adas 6rakor vette kezdetet,
amely kifogastalanul sikeriilt Is
mindegyik gyermek nagyszeriien
adta el6 szerepet, csak az volt a
bal, hogy mem volt zsufolt ha-
zunk, holott ez a gyermek szinda-
rab nagyon is megerdemelte vol
ma sokkal nagyobb szamu k0zoii
seget. Az ilyen Sc hideg, Sc meleg
viselkedessel mindig az a regi
magyar kozmondas elevenedik fel
"Megverte az listen magyart,
inert az soha 0ssze nem TART A
Shenango v0lgyi lilagyarsagot
eme regi rossz szokasar6l nagyon
nehez do1og leszoktatni, miutan
lit mindenki a vezet6 szerepet
akarja jatszani.
Egyhazkozsegi kozgyiiles. Hi
vatalosan ertesitem az egyhaz hi
veit, hogy egyhazunk rendes evi
k0zgyulese januar no 13-an, va
sarnap reggeli istentisztelet utan
lesz megtartva $ ICY ARA kerjiik
a sharon-farreH-sharpsville-ma
ry-i osszes protestansokat, hogy
ezen egyhazkozsegi kozgyiilesrc
akar tagja az egyha aznak, akar
mem, okvetlenGl jelenjen meg, mi
utan az itteni egyhazi eletet SIZE
retnenk egy egesz mas alapollra
helyezni ICY mindenkinek a
| megjelenese megkivantatik.
Observation-Disclosures. Azon egy-
haztagok es az egyhazon teljesen
xviii allo testvereink, akik lei
kesz csaladot karacsonyi ,ajande-
lokkal megleptek, fogadjak ez
uton lelkesz csalad 0szinte halss
koszonetet az igazan joles0 meg
emlekezesert
A szineloadas elmaradasa. SEE
retettel. ertesitem a nagyerdemii
f@ss4pegcr ufrl0f, fSogy az frJtr~nsI
j gi k0r altal tervbe vett szinelo-
/ adast kenytelenek voltunk decem-
Der no 31-rol 1929 januar 26-ara
elnapolni, az eiore mem latott
I okoknaI fogva ICY ARA kerjilS
| egyhazunk partoloit, hogy a szi-
nieloadas elmaradasat ne vegyek
zokon, hanem inkabb ARA tore
! kedjenek hatralev6 id6szak
alatt, hogy maid ment6l tobben
legyenek jelen testvereink januir
1 h6 26-an, amely eloadas tancmu-
latsaggal lesz egybek0tve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03
$500, Kiss Jdnos


haly csaladia $500, Kiss Jdnos
$l0O.
szonnbao este bst oral kezdettel
lesz mea meg pedig q tenn
plom alai rB Anditoriumban S
miutan ea syiles van hiyatya
ARA, hog / tartando egyhazkoz-
segi kozgydles ele terjesztend6
javaslatokat kidolgozza, ennsl-
fogva minden eloljarosagi tag
okvetleniil jelenjen meg ezen a
gyiilesen.
Karacsony utan. A karacsonyi
scent iinnepek folyaman es a bin
banati het alatt hivek minden
egyes alkalommal nagyon sep
szammal vettek reszt az istentisz-
teleteken es igazi keresztyeni
megihlet6dessel hallgatvan az epu
letes scent tanitasokat. Az Urva-
csoraval pedig igen szep szammal
eltek testvereink. De hiveink ko-
z0tt azert az a rossZ sZokas meg
mindig cs0k0ny0sen fennall, hogy
templomban levo hiveknek
maid csak fele kimegy az egy
vers eleneklese utan es mem jarul
a szent asztalhoz. Az aki az Urya-
csoraval mem el, az ilyen neveze-
tes iinnepeken, az csak felig iinne-
pei. Az aldozashoz ez alkalommal
sakramentumi scent jegyeket, a
kenyeret es a bort egyhazunk
egyik buzg6 csaladja Farkas lst-
van es neje voltak szivesek ado
manyozni. Fogadjak erte egyha-
zuk elismereset. Karacsony el0tti
napokban k0vetkez0 testvereink
fizettek be egyhazi jarulekaikat
es adtak kegyes adomanyokat
$500 Kish Imre es neje, $500
Varga Pal es neje, Koran Janos
es neje, Szabo S. es neje, Iyancza
j es neje, 10th j. es neje, Baba
j. es neje, Macy j. es neje. $500
Shamu Gy. es neje, jaeger S. e.
neje, Semperger Line. $4.00 Hety
D. es neje. $500: 10th S. es .neje
Kish r., Bordy S. es neje. $500
Fiilop S.-ne, Balint Gy.. Sl00 Fo-
Macy Janos es neje. Sok hiv6nl,
iinepi adomanyt is adott. Az ada.
kozok fogadjak ezuton az egyhaz
halas k0szonetet.
Kantalas. Az iinnepek folya
man negy testverunk imitt-amott
ratogarasr rerr, aurfy Nsrrt6a&.
alkalmayal a kantalok SlLOOl=-e'
gyiijtottek. Fogadjak szivesse
! giikert az egyhaz k0szonetet.
Karacsonyfa iinnepely. A vasal
napi iskolas novendekek reszer1
az iskola vezetosege ezen az ever
is egy gyonyorii karacsonyfa lin
nepelyt rendezett, meg pedig dee
h6 23-an este templomban, mely
| alkalommal gyermekek szel
karacsonyi enekeket adtak elo 1
karacsonyfa alatt, maid Kish Ju
Hanna, az iskola superintendent
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03
WEST s1D11 MAGYAR ROM.
KAfHoItKUs HtrK6zsEc
Gaxyarok Naeyasszonya',)
p1Shxrna.
TT. DIR. NYrR1 IsTvAN.

j I'll. LIN. ~ Ahl 48VvAN.
"A "Magyarok Nagyasszonya'
hitk6zsegben megalakult a No
egylet. December 30-an, vasarnap
delutan gyiilesre hivta ossze D..
Nyiri Istvan plebanos hitkozsege
asszonyait es leanyait, akiknek
h6 ohajtasnk egy olyan vallasos
tarsulatban egyesiilni a hitk0zseg
kereteben, amely egyesiilet hiva-
tasa a hitkozseg vallasi eletet me-
lyiteni es tevekenykedesevel a
hitk0zseg vagyonat novelni Bar
a betegseg. sok buzgo egyhaztagot
akadalyoz, szep szamban jelentek
meg es egyhangulag elhataroztak
a jelenlevok a n6egylet megalaki-
tasat, me1yet a .legk0zelebbi nepe-
sebb .gyilesen fognak egy scent
never6l elnevezm azzal az igeret-
tel, hogy az Ur Jezus iigyeert,
hitkozseg felviragoztatasaert valo
buzgosagban es tevekenykedes-
ben a n6egylet ved6szentje lesz
peldakepiik. AZ egylet kereten be-
I'LL ket osztaly egy celert dolgo-
xix. Az egyik hitbuzgalmi osz-
tally, mask munkaosztaly. A
tisztviselok nevsorat kesobb k0-
zoljiik, amikor meg ket-harom
buzgo asszonnyal nyer kiegeszi-
test hitbuzgalmi osztaly, alSik
az egyleti kotelezo ajtatossagok
iigyeivel foglalatoskodnak a pie.
banos iranyitasa mellett, aki min
denkori igazgatoja az egyletnek.
A jelenvoltak valamemyien tag.
jai lettek az egyletnek, tovabbi
felvetelek folyamatban vannak.
Jelentkezni lehet Nelepka Janos-
nenal. Ez alakulo gyiileseh mar is
elhatarOzta az egylet, hogy ja-
nuar 12-en este fel nyolc oral kez-
dettel disznotoros vacsorat rem
dez, amelyen belepo ticketek ella
dasa helyett a vacsora alatt a
vendegektol onkentes adomanyo-
kat fog kollektalni. - E sep XII
, iatas rat igero vacsorara minden-
Kat s1egetettel invita- noegylet.
Ys ora Florence avenuei gor.
Ike amplo Il bezmentjeben lesz.
Il ese tf hSi4,denki es gyozod-
il ma h bitkb1seg iigyes-kezu
asgea3 ak q leanyainak buz-
80 fsiNriiys gerol IS magyaros
een1sgsz .eter6l.
afil.togatasok folytatasa az
vi hit'1zsegben. A kezdo hitkoz-
52b n eloadodni szokott tobb
So ecialis dolog akadalyozta Fa-
her Nyirit, hogy tobb csaladot
mem latogathatott meg meg. A
vizkereszti hazszentelesekkel kap-
csolatosan ianuar 7-tol kezdve XII
vetel nelkiil Ca hitkozseg teriile-
ten lako) minden rom. kath. csa-
lad hazaba better, hazszenteles We
gett Is csaladtagok osszeirasa
vegett (amely hazaknal meg mem
volt 0sszeiras).
Hitoktatas. Januar Sen, szom-
baton Florence avenuei gor
kath. templom bezmentJeben
megkezd6dik az iskolasok hitok.
tatasa: 10 6rat6l fel 12-ig kicsi-
nyeke, d. u. 3-tol fel sig ma
Il gyobbake.
A tisztvisel6k eskiije. Janual
i Gan vasarnap a szentmlse alati
h felesl1iisznek hitkozseg tisztvi-
seloi es megaldatik zold szin'i
misemondo ruha. Delutan az iflu.
sag egyesiilet alakulo gyiilest
~
tart.
4 Adomanyok. Karacsonyi ado.
manyok a hitkozseg javara: Ozv
Orosz Sandorne $1,000, Draga Mi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03

lstentisztelet. Egyhazunk ke-
belebea reank kovetkezo heten
a k0vetkez6 sorrendben lesznek
tartva szolgalatok. Csiitortokon
este Eel nyolckor az ifjusagi kor
sziniel6adas pr6baja. Szombaton
reggel 9-t6l fsl Zig gyermekek
vallasos oktatasa tanit maga
lelkesz. vasarnap reggel kilenc
6ratd fel tizenegyig vasarnapi is
kola Is ntana mindjart istentisz-
telet ! predikalni fog maya a lei
kesz.
1rssbiteri gyiil6s. Egyhazunk
el5ljar6saganak rendes hayi gym
lsse 1929 januar ho 5-fn, azaz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03

SZ5 MA10n10g Ave. I01.. o0oof
Heti munkarend. Csiitorto-
k0n este I 6Iakor AZ egyhakta-
macs evzaro gyiilese.
Pentekem este47 orakur az If
jusagi Egylet. tisztujito koz-
gyiilese es probaja. 3 's-as
Szombaton reggel 9 orakor
magyar $iskoia tesy,a kohfirman-
dusok oktatasa. /. IL
Szombaton q. al. 3 6rak0r a
Konfirmaltak Egyletenel1 0sz-
szejovetele.
Vasarnap d. e. fel II orakor
istentisztelet s,amak vegezte-
vel tisztujit6. egyhazk0zsegi
kozgyiiles. i
Vasarnap d. u. fel 5 orakor a
Betegsegelyz5 Egyfet alakillo
kozgyiilese.
o es vi esztendei iinneplesiink.
Evzaro vasarnapunkon sep gyu-
lekezet elott hrdettetett az tge,
nelly termeszetesen alkalomsze-
riien visszatekint0 volt Hetfon,
Szilveszter esten, megtartottuk
szokasos evzaro istentiszteletiin-
ket, mig az VI esztend0 els0 nap
jan d. e. volt iinnep-alkalmi isten-
tisztelet. Mindket esetben sok
olyan hiviink volt, aki ellenere
jarvanyos betegsegeknek es a
munkabeli elfoglaltsagnak el
tudott jonni ell is j0tt istentisz-
teleteinkre, hogy ICY j6 keresz-
tytnhez illoen templomban ,fejez-
re be templomban imadkozva
kezdje meg vi esztendejet.
Karacsony utan. Nagyjaban je-
|eztuk mar, hogy karacsonyl un-
neplesiink milyen ahitatban Is
kiils0segek k0z0tt folyt lie. e. he
lyen meg csak AIT klvanJuk .Je-
lenteni, Aogy az iinnepkor anyagl
eredmenye is jelentos elohaladast
Jelent egyhazunk szamara. Pom
tosan vezetett szamadasalnk sze.
rint decent ~ n a"mbt f@l-
ig az egyhazi pen1taFoa &lii
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-03

- = = s|=:-::sSs& =
gozni kitlltetts J la 4 kozbi1a.|
lon valakit kir4lasztassal meg
tisztel, az he hnz6dozztk, inert az,
zal ,csak. AIT bixonyitja be, hogy
esyhaza irallts neif s.yiseltetik
sziikseges ragaszkodassal es mum
kas szeretettel. Hissziik, hogy az
elmult esztend5 tapasztalatai min
'denkit meggy5ztek a teljes rend-
r6l $ igy Observation-Disclosures veszi,
ha egy nagy egyhazi kozosseg
esetleg 6t tiinteti XII az egyhaz
kormanyzoi k6zf valasztassal.
! 4 sxilvesztefi I,anlatsag. Egyha-
'zunk N6egyletes azAev l,tolso este
len, az istentisztelet vegeztevel,
mulatsagot tartott a Szuligan
Hallban, mely az idaig tett jelen-
tesek szerint szepen sikeriilt. Ez
alkalommal sorsoltuk XII Hor-
yath' Andras es cs. altal ajandeko
zott arany ekszertargyakat, mix
koziil egy aranylancot Kulesar
Mihaly, egy-egy j gyiiriit pedig
Hriczo Janos es 10th JOSEF nyer-
TEX meg, kiklfez az ertektargya-
Kat mar el is juttattuk.
Eljegyzss. ElsS alkaiemmal hir-
lettetett ki templomunkban
Orosz Daniel es neje ST. Almasy
Lidia fianak, Orasz Sandor ref.
molten ifjunak Poznar Janos es
;neje 81. Hank Borbala leanyaval,
P6znar Jolan ref. hajadonnal va
l6 eljegyzese. Eskiiv6jiik januar
15-en d. e. 10 orakor van kitiizve
templomunkban.
Keresxteles. Az ev utolso vasar-
napjan kereszteltetett Karaszy
Istvan es neje Sokol Maria, a ira
gikus halallal kimult ifju asszony
nj sziilott fiugyermeke Isttan Ka-
roly nevre. Keresztsziilei Kovacs
Pal 6s neje 81. Stadler MHgit. A
Mindenhato aldja es 6rizze ko-
ran arvasagra jutott gyermeket!
Betegsegelyz6~ alakulasa. Most
vasarhap delutan kivanjuk meg
alakitani egyhazi betegsegelyz0
.egyletiinket. 4 megalakulas att6l
fugg, hogy kozgyiilesela mennyi
lesz a resztvev0, illetve a kitett
ieleiittah-evssi iya,, mennyi az ala
iF6. h25rt ak eftteg Nen .jnaet-
z de a. eg s<a.k sia kiyan
a3s eseptfsse ie
aviiEase
s.
ia ..s..,..s5.a- ntan
d6 hedry zm5nsek3,oI Ii ne ma,
faalion
Istvan es 55aos nap Meg 81
fink tapia az plmu,i lSf7r;, = Is
New Britain herald., 1929-06-04

of "Jenkins' Ear" which led to iu- transitional conflict 200 years ago.
 Capt. Robert Jenkins aroused the English nation in l7s1 when he an- nounced that his ship "Rebeoca" had been boarded by Spaniards on the high seas. and that he had been subjected to violence and vile in. dignities.
 Before a fevered house of com. mons, Captain Jenkins dramatically related that the Spaniards had cut off his ear and told him to take that and show it to King George"
 The commons and all England were further inflamed by Jenkins reply when someone asked him what he did when the Spaniards thus abused him. What did I do?" said the old salt. T commended my soul to my God an my cause to my coun. try"
 His country responded with an outcry of war and for vengeance on the bearded Spaniards. For eight years Sir Robert Walpole. first min lster of George II, successfully op- posed the war clamor but yielded in the end.
 English historians today are pro- foundly skeptical of Captain Jen- kins' story and often call him an old rogue. IL is remarkable that nobody sought to substantiate his story. or
New Britain herald., 1929-06-04
GOES 0N RAMPAGE,
 BREAKS FURNITURE
Lapdino Also Accua H Non. n Whoss Hons Hs Tlsitsd

Joseph Landtne. ls. of 311 Church svtreet went ou . rampase last night. smashing . vindoN in . door in the house whore he lives and breaking tour chair5 and come dishes in his eta tenement oa the third floor be- fere he was arrested by Officer Will li9m J. Mccarthy shortly after. 10 o'clock. In police court today he pleaded not guilty to charges of the private property, denying the testi- mony7 of the states witnesses, but Judge M. D. Sake fined him $15 and costs on the second charge, suspend ing judgment on the first.
 Officer Mccarthy testified that he was detailed to investigate 2 com- plaint about Landino's activities and be observed that he had been drink ing Questioned by the officer as to the reason for damaging the house ,sead. furnishings. he said he was mad.
 Peter Stavrides, . roomer in the tenement where the window glass was broken. testified that Landino called and asked to see Jerry" who lives there. When told he was not at home, Landino used vile language towards Jerry's wife. Mrs. Bertha Bennett. and tnsulted Stavrides. be- sides threatening to carry the bed out of the latter's room..
 Mrs. Bennett testified that her husband had gone to visit his father and she told Landino so. Landino proceeded to call her vile names and otherwise misconduct himself. Asked by Judge Sake what the facts were which led up to the affair. Mrs. Ben nett said her husband owed Landino 340 and he spoke to her about 1t earlier in the day. She assured him that the money would be paid, whereun0n- he made. an improper proposal to cancel the debt, but she repulsed him, she said.
 Landino admitted that he had spoken to Mrs. Bennett about the money, as he had waited six months for it and felt it was time he wa. paid, but he made no improper pro- posal. He denied that he called any one bad names. and accused the complainants of breaking the glass in the door.
 How about breaking the furni. ture in your own tenement?" Prose- cutting Attorney Woods asked him.
 That's all right" he replied. Y mean did 1t. l know it's not all right. The chairs were loose and was taking them apart. that's all"
 The only other case before Judge saxe was that of Stanley Chase. charged with being fugitive from Justice. and g continuance until June 1s was ordered on account of the pendency of extradition proceedings.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-04
CHURCH
 BELLS ARE GOING
Netting Pot Receiving Chimes
 Of Russia
M0scow lime 1 @

Moscow, June 1 Op The tin tinabulation of the bells" once pre- dominant among Russian noises, is gradually being drowned in the ever- increasing uproar of industrialism. Russia's church bells are being de- tached from their belfries and cast into the melting pot.
 Moscow will soon miss those booming and jingling sounds that used to ring out at all times of day and night on the most varied occa- sions. Soviet leaders assert that in- dustriatfsm must progress, and that religious sentiment can expect but little sympathy if its presence inter- feres with this progress.
 Statistics show that in the Soviet Union there are altogether about 5O,000 churches. If one takes an average of about five bells to q church it means that Russia has about 250, 900 bells; meaning in turn, as the Soviet papers put it. that there are thousands of tons of bronze swinging idly in the air"
 With Russia lacking in metal at this critical point of her industrial development the government deems it absurd that so much copper and tin should thus go to waste. A goodly amount of metal has already been collected from demolished churches and from those religious h, ,,t1 Llr&Ar hot fro f< ed into clubs, movie houses and other community centers. but there are still thousands of bells hang ing in belfries.
 Although the government has not definitely decreeu that bells. of every description be taken from the churches and utilized in the factor ies, there is a move in that direction. At least a goodly portion of Russia $ church bells are doomed to disap- pear in the near future.