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New Britain herald., 1929-12-21

White House flowers were in the drawing rooms of the home Of Mr.. Claudius Huston. chairman Of the national republican committee. when a few days ago he presented his young daughter. Miss Katherine Huston, to society. Mir. Huston. who is a widower, stood with his elder daughter and the dcbutanta to receive.
 The debutante was lovely in her cream white satin gown with which she carried butterfly roses from the White House, Mrs. William D.. Mitchell. wife Of the attorney gen. eral; Mrs. Arthur M. Hyde, wife of the secretary of agriculturc: Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley. wife Of the sec retary of war. and Mrs. James J. Davis, wife of the secretary of la Dor, were the cabinet ladies assist ing. Mrs. William M Jardine, a past cabinet lady also assisted, anI Miss Marian Jardine was with the group of young girls who assisted.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-21

Mrs. James J. Davis. wife of the secretary of labor, did not keep an at home, but instead attended all the other cabinet receptions.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-21

TREASu BALANCE Treasury Balance, S2eS,4 S,21S.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-21
BRISTOL NEWS

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13

ice, has been ordered up for examina-
ton for promotion to the rank OF lieu
tenant commander. 1t was said at the
Reserve headquarters that he will take
the prescribed examination before De-
cember l next.
Some faults found by the Regular
Navy Board. which inspected Reserve
organizations early in the year, have
been made public by the Navy Depart
ment. The report said that while most
of the feet divisions have reached a
satisfactory degree of proficiency, other
features of training having to do with
their fitness aboard ship do not appear
to show progress over the previous
year. The inequality In armory and
instruction equipment which was noted
last year is said to still exist, although
not in such marked degree, and I'M
doubtedly handicapped some divisions
in acquiring greater efficiency. Lack
of engineering instruction equipment is
noticeable in most divisions.
Attendance on inspection nights con-
tinued to be generally very good. How
ever, it was said that maSmuch as SIX
weeks notice of the inspection date Is
given, the board is of the opinion that
at least 80 per cent OF the divisional
strength should be present at the an
nual inspection. In its last annual re-
port the board announced that 1t con-
templated penalizing severely unit
that did not present high percentage
of its personnel at the inspection, and
so this year decided to give no stand
ing to divisions which had less than 40
ment present.
The appearance of the personnel was
said. generally to be most conSnendable
and in many divisions was excellent
officers and ex-Navy men, the personnel
who should set a good example, are
careless in their personal appearance
and continue to wear shabby uniforms
which should be replaced
The report said that it appeared that
the matter of instruction of officer
personnel requires considerable atten-
ton. The majority of officers, 1t was
said, are devoting only the weekly drill
period to reserve duties, and 1t was
added that study and instruction out
side of this period are requisite for
officers to keep up their professional
qualifications.
Classroom instruction has not imp
proved appreciably over last year. This
phase, in the opinion of the board, is
one to which very serious attention
should be given by all concerned. There
is a need for a continued effort to
present instruction in such a manner
as to make 1t interesting and easily
grasped. 1t is thoroughly essential
that those officers and men acting as
instructors prepare instruction matter
in advance of instruction The board
reported that it noted that, In units
where the instruction period is made
really instructive, the men are kept in
terested and there is relatively less
turnover. instruction, the board re-
ported, must be graduated to the mems
intelligence and previous knowledge and
experience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13

pared by the Bureau of Navigation
showing the enlisted personnel replace
ments required during the six-month
period beginning November l, 1929, on
the Asiatic station, Guam, Samoa, and
the 14th Naval District. Efforts will be
made by the recruiting service and all
commands affoat and ashore toward
meeting these demands by the assign
ment OF volunteers and as far as pos
sible upon re-enlistment. Greater effl-
cheney can be gained by lesSening the
turnover of enlisted personnel in the
forces afloat through the assigning of
volunteers upon re-enlistment.
The forces afioat will be required to
complete the required requirements by
assigning volunteers or by detailing men
In the required ratings where volun-
teers are not available. Quota of men
for Asiatic station only will be assigned
to the COMMUNICATIVE of the battle
feet, the commander of the scouting
fleet and the commander of the control
force. These quotas will be reduced
from time to time as necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13
D. c.. Naval Reserve

Provision has been made in the drill
schedule of the 1st Battalion, United
States Naval Reserves of the District of
Columbia, for Is regular drills and 4
periods of equivalent instruction, max
ing total of II training periods for the
quarter ending December 81, according
to the schedule just promulgated by
Lieut.. Comdr. Finney Bascom Smith,
commander of the organization fol-
lowing approval by Lieut.. Comdr. r. S.
Field, u S. N, commander of the de-
stroyer Abel P. Upshur and inspector
instructor of the local organization.
The schedule prepared by Lieut..
Samuel w. Stinemetz, executive officer
of the local battalion, provides for a
full use of the training ship for drill
purposes during the quarter. The men
will be taken from the armory to the
ship, berthed at the Washington Navy
Yard. each drill night, for the purpose
of giving them practical instruction,
and this Is to be supplemented by IL
Illustrated lectures in the armory by the
various division officers and their as
sistants.
While the majority of the men are
at drill the examining board will con-
vene each drill night and summon a
specified quota before 1t for tests to de-
termine their qualifications for promo
ton to the next higher rating than the
one now held. A large number OF men
have been recommended for examina-
ton as a result of proficiency shown by
them on the recent annual cruises. It will
require some time for the board to go
through the entire list, and upon COM
pletion recommendations will be sent to
the Navy Department for the promotion
of those who successfully pass through
-. to- sc tlaa
Navy day exercises will be held by
the battalion on October %, 1t was
announced The battalion will keep
open house at the armory, and during
the day the destroyer Abel P. Upshur,
their training ship, will be open to
visitors to the washington Navy Yard.
Reservists will be there to explain the
various parts of the ship to those who
come abroard.
The exercises at the armory will in
clude series of drills, an address by
some prominent speaker, not yet Sc
lected, and probably a smoker for the
enlisted personnel. during which there
will be a series of boxing bouts.
The 1st Fleet Division tomorrow will
have bag inspection, while the deck rat
ings of the I'd Fleet Division will be
instructed on the bridge of the Upshur
in navigational gear and equipment.
the engineer ratings to take course Of
training in the f1reroom. The Sd Fleet
Division will listen to an illustrated
lecture on naval customs and etiquette
and naval uniforms, under the direction
of Ensign Cleland.
Frank j. Felker, seaman, first class,
re-enlisted in the 1st Fleet Division
last week and received promotion to
gunner's mate, third class.
street northeast, enlisted in the 1st
Fleet Division as a seaman, second
class.
Lieut.. Thomas H. Chapman, volun-
teer aviation reserve for general serv-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13
FRENCH CRIMIN0L0GIST
SLAIN OVER COURT CASE
Decision in Civil Suit Causes Dis
satisfied Litigant to Shoot
Noted Expert.

Monsieur Bayle, the director Of the
criminal identity service, who was MUIR
dered on the stairs of the Palais de
Justice by a dissatisfied litigant, writes
Sunday Observer, had considerably de-
veloped the anthropometric system OF
recognizing old criminals which had
been invented by the famous Prof. Ber-
tillon. 1t was not the exercise of these
official functions, however, which led
to his murder. but decision given by
him as specially appointed expert in
a civil action.
1t frequently happens m France that
a Judge who is called upon to decide
rather technical point, names an expert,
who shall carefully 60 into it, hear the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13

Col. George e. Kumpe, who arrived
In Washington last week from Mon
mouth, N. j., where he was on duty as
commandant of the signal school and
in command of that post, has assumed
his duties as executive officer, Office of
the Chief Signal Officer of the Army
His duties at Fort Monmouth have been
taken over by Col. Arthur S. Cowan,,
S. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13

parties, and even examine witnesses,
and eventually make a report, upon
which the final Judgment is based. M.
Bayle, who was chemist of distinc-
ton, was frequently delegated for such
expert opinions, as well as being often
called as an expert scientific witness in
criminal cases. 1t was he whose EVIL
dence that the blood found near the
stove in Landru's cottage was that of
chickens, and not of human beings,
made the conviction of that wife-mur-
derer more difficult. and 1t was he, more
recently, who reported that In his opin-
ion the Glozel prehistoric discoveries
were forged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13
Army dNavyNews

retired; Capt. Eichelberger and Frank
B. Littell.
The following officers of the Navy be-
came due for promotion on october /,
1929: Capt. Thomas C. Hart, Comdr.
George S. BRYAN, Lieut.. Comdr Earle
c. Metz, Lieut.. Benjamin o. Wells and
Lieut.. (junior grade) Harry Keeler, jr.,
incident to the retirement on September
80 of Rear Admiral Henry A. Wiley;
Lieut.. Douglas A. Spencer and Lieut..
(junior grade) Augustus d. Clark, incl
dent to the resignation of Lieut.. Comdr.
Clinton H Havill and Lieut.. 0unior
grader Charles o., Comp, incident to
the retirement of Lieut.. Walter S. Falk
on account of physical disability.
A tabulated statement has been pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13

Switzerland exported more than $25,-
100000 worth of watches in the first
six months of this year.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
Nyelveken sz6lani .

(B) Egy akarattal valanak egyiitt apostolok
esG pjinkosdi innepen, ankor bblia eloadas
szelnt ket0s tuck nyelvek ihletesetol kezdettek
nyelveken szolani". Sz6lani ugy, hogy ait mndenki
negertette inert szolasuk lelkek legmeyen el6 scent
vagyakat tudta kifejezni.
Mi, amerikai magyarok sem "egy akarattal', sem
.egyiitt mem vagyunk most, amikor magyar ptnkosdl
varakozasunkban pedig legnagyobb szksgnk volna az
hletese az Igazsag hrdeteseben val6 nyelveken $40
las tehetsegere.
Oykor ugy latszk, hogy 'tuzes nyelvek" lit van
max mar de hamarosan ARA kel esznelgetnink, hogy
scent angokra lobbantas helyet mi tiizes nyelvelnk
felegen probalnak mndent, ami eebuk kerL Pusztlta-
max ahelyett hogy gerjesztenenek.
Nyelveken is sz6ast halunk egyszer. De olyan
nyelveken amt csak er aki hasznala Oyan nyelve-
ken, ami csak annak hasznal ak szajaban viseli.
Mem ICY volt egyszer amikor erotlenseget Grove va
razsot baoralansagot hGsiessegge vatoztatott pun
k6sd hetes Meg ehetne szerezni AIT egy scent GER
erdekeben? F0ltetenil. Mndenek megadatnak nekiink
is viharvert magyar faanak ha egyaka1attal lesznk
egyiitt Az hletesnek tettekre lendilesnek meozhe
tetlen eofetetee
Nyelveken szolasra ,igazsagunk minden nepek elott
vao smertetesere soha nagyobb szuksegiink mem volt
Gereszto tiizeket soha nagyobb didergesben vart
meg nep Meghozza EFT szamunkra mostani pros pinkos
diink sep napja??
Nagyobb jot kvanhatunk magyarsagunk sza
mara ennel pkosd hozza meg, an oily nehezen var
Magyar Ame1kanak nepe: egy akaratot, egy tabor
ban etet akkor meg jon 'nyelveken szolas" draga
aiandeka is. asatH7xN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
or Es Eel EvI FEGYHAZRA
1TELT JEGYZ0

Budapestr6l jelentik Mike
percs hajdumegyei kozseg volt
fojegyz6jet, Tokes Vinc6t 5 es fd
evi fegyhazra itelte a t0rveny-
seek. A volt jegyz6 azert szolgalt
ra ere a szigoru biintetesre, inert
okirat hamisitassal, sikkasztassal,
csalassal sok ezer pengovel meg
larositotta a gondjaira bizott
kozseget. Ugyanakkor a debrece-
nj ~t0rvenyszek biintarsait, Pa
rantezi Imre kozsegi irnokot 3 evi
fegyhazra es Fene J6zsef k0zsegi
irnokot hat h6napi bortonre itel-
te.. Mikola Istvan mikepercsi gaz-
dat, aki osszejatszott a jegyz6vel,
masfel evi bortonre itelte a tor
yenyszek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
"AMERiKAi MAGYAR iilREAHa
vagy akiket erk0lcstelenseg miatt

vagy akiket erk0lcstelenseg Matt
biintettek.
Az idegen regisztralasa. !,
A vizsgAlat utan az iigyet hiva-
talbot intez6 tisztvisel6 egy jelen-
test keszit a fentebb emlitett hat
pontrol es AIT bekGldi a Commis-
sioner General of Immigraion-
hez. Ha Commissioner kielegit6-
mex talalja a vizsgalat eredme-
nyet, utasitast ad ARA nezve,
hogy az idegennek egy regisztra-
lasi igazolvanyt adjanak XII (ma-
solatban). Ez az 557-es szamu iir-
lapon tortenik. Ere a celra ket
l es haromnegyed inch szeles es
2 es egynegyed inch hosszu feny-
kepet kell csatolni A fenykep az
illet6 teljes arcat abrazolja es ne
legyen kartonra, vagy mas papir-
ra ragasztva. A jeloltnek ala kell
irnia mindket kepet keresztbe,
oily m6don, hogy az arc tisztan
kivehet0 legyen. Ezeket feny-
kepeket regisztralasi igazolva-
nyok masolataira ragasztjak. Az
leredeti regisztralasi igazolvanyt
anak az allomasnak kildik be,
amelyen keresztul az idegen er-
kezett, masolatot pedig a Homo
sitasi Hivatalhoz kuldik be, hogy
kennel legyen, amidon az illet6
polgarjogokert folyamodik. Ha a
hat6sag "a folyamodot visszauta-
sitja, err3l ertesitest kild Xxi es az
illetonek svisszakildik befizetett
20 dollart. Ez a regisztralas tehat
igazolja az idegen torvenyes meg
erkezeset...
A regisztralasi igazolvany.
Midenkihek, aki fentebb leirt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
1929. MAJUs Is.
A K0zsEu BIKAJA
MEG0LTE A GULYAsT

Budapestrol jelsntik: - Katy
mar kozsegben t0rtent, hogy Man
Istvan k0zsegi gulyast k0zseg
megvadult bikaja feloklelte es
meg5lte. A gulyas ozvegye kar-
teritesert bep0r0lte Katymar koz
seget. A legfelsobb torvenyszek
most itelkezett es az ozvegyet ell
utasitotta keresetevel, inert meg
allapitotta, hogy a gulyas halalat
okoz6 balesetet mem a kozseg gon-
datlansaga, hanem a gulyas ma
kacssaga okozta, amellyel intelem
dacara is meg akarta fekezni
megvadult bikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16

m6don regisztralt, egy regisztrA-
lasi igazolvanyt (Form 658) alli-
tanak XII. Ehez kulon kell ket
olyan ftnykep, amirol fentebb
$40 esett. Az igazolvanyert szeme-
lyesen kell elmenni ahoz a hiva-
talhoz, ahol vizsgalat t0rtent.
Ha nagyobb tavolsagra lakik, je-
lentkezzek a Postamesternel. A
regisztralasi igazolvanyt a hat6-
sagi megbizott, vaey a postames-
ter jelenlet6ben kell alairnia. Az
igazolvanyt a bevandorlasi felii-
gyel6nek is ala kell irnia.
Aki csalassal vagy felrevezetessel
szerez megerkezesi bizonyitvanyt.
Ha regisztralas utan kitiinik,
hogy az illet6 csalassal, vagy fell
revezetessel szerezte megerkezesi
bizonyitvanyat, AIT elveszik t6le.
Ezenfeliil a sz0vetsegi iigyesz ell
jarast indit ellene es lehet, hogy
sulyos penzbirsagra, vagy bort0n-
bintetesre itelik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
HALVA TALALTAK LAKASAN
EGY T0RvENYszEKI BIR0T

Budapestrol jelentik: DR..
Balazs Emil SO ewes nyugalma-
zott torvenyszeki bir6t budapes-
ii lakasan rejtelyes k0rilmenyek
kozt holtan talaltak. Kutatjak,
hogy vajjon ongyilkossaggal We
gezte-e eletet, vagy ITALIAN erosza-
kos halallal multi XII. Ennek a BIZ
r6nak a halala regi emlekeket
idez fel bennlnk. A magyaror-
szagi munkasmozgalom kezdeten
lelkes harcosa volt a munkaser-
dekeknek. Felvilagosit6 k0nyve-
ket, r0piratokat irt, rajong6 sze-
relmese let ia szocialista eszmek-
mex. Meggyozodeset a biroi SEE
ken is meg0rizte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16

delkezesre. A folyamodvanyhoz
$2O-os money ordert kell csatol-
nj, folyamodvanyt pedig koz-
jegyzovel kell hitelesittetni.
Az idegen rnegvizsgAlasa Is tanri.
A folyamodvany feljegyzese utan
az idegent ertesitik, hogy hol es
mikor jelentkezzek vizsgalat We
gett. Ez a kjvetkez0kb6l all:
/. Hogy az idegen mem tartozik
Observation-Disclosures k0ze, - IS
hogy a fobb polgarositasi kiva-
nalmaknak eleget kepes tenni.
2. Hogy val6ban mem konyvel-
tex ell erkezeset.
3. Hogy valoban 1921 junius
3-ika el6tt erkezett.
4. Hogy megerkezese 6ta allan
do lakosa az orszagnak.
5. Hogy MORALS tekintetben
mem kifogasolhat6.
6. Hogy mem tartozik depor-
talhatok csoportjaba.
Az idegennek ket szavahihet5
amerikai polgar eskiijevei kell
igazolnia, hogy 1921 jun. 3-ika
elGtt erkezett hogy azo6ta allan
d6an ebben az orszagban tart6z-
kodott. A tanuknak szemelyesen
keIl megjelenni0k Is eskiidni0k,
kiveye azon helyeket es k0riilm6-
nyeket, amikor ex snagy tavols6-
gok folytan lehetetlen. Ha az IL
let6k tehat nagyon messze lax
max a bevandorlasi hivatalt6l, az
eskiit es allitasukat irasban IS
meger6sithetik. Ha az idegeli d
nevezett ido alatt tobb helyen Ia
kott ,minden helyr6l ket tanut
kell szereznie, akik affidavitben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
MAGYARORszAG HABORUs
ROKKANTJAINAK SZAMA

Budapestr6l jelentik: - A leg
ujabb Statistical kimutatasok
szerint Magyarorszagon van je-
lenleg 66,135 haborus rokkant
1868 gyermekkel, tovabba 55,-
841 hadiozvegy $4,000 gyermek-
kel vegil $4,000 hadiarva. - A
100 szazalekos hadirokkantak a
k0vetkez6 allami segelyben resze-
sulnek: tisztek 240 pengo, altisz-
tex 12O pengo es a kozkatonak
jarandosaga 80 pengo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16

Folyo ev marcus 2-an szentesl-
tettek ait NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
amely szerint az idegenek, akik
1921 junius no 3-ika elott erke-
zettek az Egyesult Allamokba, de
torvenyek megerkezesik mines hi
vatalosan elk0nyvelve, megerke-
zesiiket mest regisztralhatjak es
ittletuket lily m6don t0rvenyesit-
hetik. A t0rvenycikk neve: Vim
cent-SchneiderC Copeland Bill, II.
r. 349. A t0rveny reszletes rem
delkezeseit az alabbiakban ismer-
tetjdk:
A regisztralas k6rvenyes6se.
1929 julius elseje utan az ide-
gen, aki torvenytelen uton erke-
zett az Egyesult Allamokba 1921
junilrs 3-ika el6tt, vagy aki tor
-svenyes 6rkezeset mem kepes hiva.
talasan igazolni bizonyos okoknal
fogya, amelyek nem sajat hibaja-
b6l erednek, stb., szemely yesen
vaay irasban jelentkezhet regisz.
tralAs c6ljab6l ANIMAL bevandor.
lasi hivatalnal amely lakhelye.
hex legk0zelebb esik. Ere q celrs
kilon iirlap 1853. szamu) all rem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
MACY ritz PuszTIToTT
ENDR0D K0zsEGBEN

Endr5dr6l jelentik: - Leegett
az Endr5di Kereskedelmi Resz-
venytarsasag aruazlete Is rakta-
ra. A kar t0bb, mint negyszaz-
ezer peng6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
Minden is, ha a. v6ge is
: Megn6siiltem.

- Az mar j6.
- De ven asszonyt vettem ell.
- Az mar mem is.
- De haza is volt a ven asz-
szonynak.
= Az mar megint j6.
Csakhogy legett haz.
- Az mar nagy hiba.
- De venasszony is benne
egett.
- Ez a legjobb!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
IDECENEK
PROBLEMAI

Rendeletek az 1921 junius 3-ika
el6tt "besmrantak'', vagy meg
erkezesi bizonyitvanny hianya
miatt mem honosithat6 idegenek
t0rvenyesiteser6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
ieasolj6k . fentebb mondottakat.
Az &lland6 laJkGs igaxol&sa.

i
Az &lland6 lalEAs igaxolasa.
| A bevAndorlasi f5biztosnak ez
. rendelkezese meglep0en liberia
lis engedmenyeket foglal maga.
ban. Icy peldaul a hat h6napnal
r0videbh tarta.nu tavollet meg
mem tori meg az el3irt allando la
kast. Hat h6nap es egy ev kozotti
tavolletet mar kell3kep igazolni
kell. Aki egy evnel huzamosabb
id5t t6lt0tt kilf6ld0n, nem regi-
sztralhat6.
Erk0lcsi magaviselet.
E tekintetben a vizsgaztat6 fell
iigyel0 mindent ell fog kovetni,
hogy rendelkezesre all6 forra-
sokb6l informaci6t szerezzen be a
jelolt erk0lcsi magaviseletere es
el6eletere vonatkoz6lag.
"Hogy mem tartosik deportal-
hat6k csoportjaba.''
Csak nehany olyan vetseg van,
ami miatt egy idegen ,aki OF evig,
vagy annal huzamosabb ideig
tart6zkodott az Egyesult ALA
mokban, deportalhat6. Mem val6-
szinu, hogy az idegen, aki 1921
junius 3-ika el6tt erkezett es az6-
ia mem hagyta ell az orszagot, de-
portalhat6 lenne. Kiveve azokat,
akik barmikor deportalhat6k: -
akik anafchiat hirdetnek, vagy
akik er6ssakkal az Egyesilt Al
lamok kofmanya ellen tornek,
stb. egyellek, akik nyilvanos haz
iizlettel barmily DISQUALIFICATION
allnak, vagy akik feherrabszolga-
saggal foglalkoznak; akiket egy
evnel huzamosabb idore eliteltek,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-02
WET STREETS
CAUSE CRASHES,
NINE ARE HURT
Three Injured in Collision at
North and Capitol;
Driver Held.

motorists who broke tho Golden Rule
also broke bones and their automo hllea
in rryrraI dents TO-DAY. See The
Times Golden Rule Club coupon on
PAGE 3D.
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FEW MAY DAY
RIOTS REPORTED
Berlin, Warsaw and KoVno
Disturbance CenterS.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
LONDON, May with the ex-
ception of Berlin, Kovno, Lithu-
ania, and Warsaw, Poland, where
clashes between police and ex-
tremist labor elements assumed
serious proportions, May day
throughout Europe was celebrated
quietly and in many instances with
out disturbances.
Ten persons, including members
Of the police force, were killed in
the Berlin May day riots.
In the Lithuanian capital, &C
cording to Kovno dispatch to the
London Daily Express, the police
fired into a communist demonStra-
ton. killing many.
Warsaw saw a clash between
police and communists in which
forty of the latter we're reported
injured. The police charged into
May day parade with their bayonets.
Reports from Toxic said May day
was quiet and orderly. Complete
order also ruled at Constantinople.
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Thirty-third street, suffered cuts
and bruises when s. was struck
by a car driven by ii Smith, 1922
Burton avenue, Q ne crossed the
street near here ne.
Marvin Falhm %, of R R. IS,
Box ISL, was ia I to city hospital
with leg and baCI injuries received
when the bakery truck which he
was driving struck a viaduct pier
at Sherman drive and Washington
street.
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Liner Settles Strike With Cooks
LIE HAVRE, France, May 2.-The
French liner lie de France sailed
for New York at 100 Wednesday
night after a last-minute agreement
was reached with striking cooks and
stewards.