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KELLY-on Thursdays July 9. 1920.
MINNIE KELLY beloged wife q ne
lsts r. p. K.slly ere ReloSsa ng Has q
Funetd services a che ". w. Cham
bors Co. funeral ohapel, 400 Chaplin So
=. Y TgssdsE;, july I'LL 2: 70 30 .. 2. Inter-
$40 S,, e E Egiday gHly &
NJ. beloved husband Of the late Johanna
F unsSHsI from his late residences. SOL
&c $3.50 q m. Requiem high mass e the
Church Of the Nativity. 81 . q. p. Rela.
Mount oiiyst cenetery.
MAVARs-On Saturday. July 81. 1929. at
II p. M. e North Beach. Nd. LYDIA
VIRGINIA MAYAEs Ines GreenD, Pc
M. from her late residence. 6S5 South
Carolina Ave. s. d. Interu1ent ConEres-
alonal CeEuetery. Relatives ana friends an
MONAHAN--suddenly ON Sunday. July
u 1929, at Proyidence Hospital LOB,
RETTO MARGUERITE. beloved daughter 81
Mrs. Mary Jane Monahan and yTs 20 sls.
Remains resting she ", V: Cham
bers funeral home. l4OO C9apln d. - ~ :. ~.
bury, Conn. papers please eopyl
sPANO-On Saturday. July g. 1929. az
n, VI. cosMo sPANo, devoted hubbard %
thres sons and two daughters. All q this
Funeral from his late residence on Tucs.
o 81 the S Rsdssenslsr. : Italian Baptist. 100
Vii s 81 held Tn tie Rev. 4. 9. MsssssIIs g
I BrOo eG9se1N ans me o fsS intersns
1t GlenWood Cemetery.
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ADAFIRAL 3. w. EBERLE

Funeral services for Rear Admiraa
edward w. Eberle, u. 8. N. re-.
tired. win be held In Bethlehem
Chapel OF the Washington CathedaI
at IL o'clock tomorrow morning.
Canon Arson Phelps Stokes win
officiate and viii be assisted BY
Capt. Curtis II. Dickins Ctapiains
u. s. NJ, and Capt. Sydney Evans
chaplain u. 8. N. Interment Will %
in Arlington Cemetery with fun
military honors and the honorary
palIbearers viii be:
Admiral : Charles Hughes; Rea5
Admiral Hillary Jones, retiredi Rear
Admiral Robert q. Coontz, retiredg
Rear Admiral Andrew Long; Rea1
Admiral Henry ii. Hough, and Real
Admiral william STANDBY.
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BIRTHS

Ray w. and Mildred v. Bell girl. /
Stuart Al. and Nellie J. Cook. boy
James v. and Helen 8. Critics. boy
Clarence c. and Ruth n. DAvidscHa
boy.
John A. ana Helen y. Glgson. boy.
Guy r. and Amy n. GlossbrenneE, boz
Lloyd r. ana Beatrice C.. GreGver, bo8a
Jsadore and Rebecca Kramer, boy.
Richard j. and Winifred + LERoches
girl.
Carroll p. ana Kathryn ". Lynch, KiRE
James A. and Evelyn n. Murphy, beyS
Filter and Ellen Psareas. boy.
Earl and Ellen Sartain. boy.
Malcolm q. ana CatherIns u. SpaNa
rouEh, girl.
Robert and BaIa spicer. boy.
Georgs and Mary r. Sweeney, girl.
John b. ana Frtsda q. Umhan, girl
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DEATHS

Samuel Cohen. ~ years; 1884 H st,
Lena windhsim, "a years. 1875 Spring
Rd. II. w.
Iohn i. Crawford, II years. 11sO
Fourth st. n. ID.
Francisco Escobar. 70 years. 1891
Connecticut Ave. M W.
August A. Ruppsl. 81 years. S2s Fifth
st. n. w.
Catherine. r. McInerney. S. years,
27I9 Connecticut Ave. N. w.
Frances H. Block, 81 years 1918 Har-
ward st. N. w.
Emma Kleinbscker. 50 years. 1870
Robert x. Hicks. - ysara siblsy
Harry Mauek. IS years. Providence
Julia A. MarucsI. il years. s24 Fiji
teenth st. N. =.
Joseph Gallano. 10 years. 1o4 Four
Frank /. Fuller. years, s41s Porter
ST. N. w.
Sarah Dorsey. n years ga B St
s. e.
Helen NJ jackson, IS years, saO st.
Emms s.. Williams ~, 7Ss Morton
st. n. W.
sherman Paige, ~ years. Frssdm.n's
Hospital.
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CHARLEs d. Evans

Funeral rites for Charles H.
Evans, 20, prominent civic worker
for the southeast section of the
city. who died Saturday after Q
weeks illness, will be conducted
at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at his home, 5O2 Second st. 8. e.
Interment win be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Evans was a victim Of pneu-
monia. He was engaged in the
electrical contracting business.
He is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Cornelia e. Evans, and his
father, Harry Evans, who retired
from active duty as q detective
sergeant here several years ago
with a long and distinguished
record.
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MRS. OSCAR c. PORTNER

Mrs. Oscar G. Portner, Of 2141
Wyoming Ave. N. W., died Saturday
from pneumonia at AK Les Bains,
France, according to word received
yesterday by relatives here. Mrs.
Portner was spending the summer
abroad with her sons, Robert Port
ner, Sd, and John A. D. Portner.
both of whom attend Friends School
here.
Her brother, George Dougherty,
and sister, Miss LYDIA Dougherty,
also were with her. She is sur
vived also by four sisters-in-law,
Mrs. D. Flood and Mrs. Palmer
Derby, Of Washington; Mrs. A. o.
Portner, of Annapolis, Nd, and
Mrs. A. L. Hume, OF New York.
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rlAlKINTn

APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens,
GUIDE Bros. CO.. 1912 E Sc. N. W.
ARklmffc---NxpFe Ratw8A--lnmxpena4He
Ps0MpT ATTN DEt. sEkxM.g
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WAS
BUSINESS oPFIOE. tsl7 . 81

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WARRINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
The Washinston Times daily IL dsliv.
ared by carrier at 10 cents per week,
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day. Ii delivered by carrier at 10 een9
per week: daily only. 10 cents per weea
and Sunday only. 10 cents per week.
Orders can be- sent By man or telephone,
District $3.50. Collection Is made weekly
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CHRYSLER So ROADSTER
The maDplest little roadster in town.
An ready to 20. All new tires.
Mechanically perfect. Tefms or trade.
Central Auto Exchanges
1905 4 4th st. N. w.
NoRER las
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BAILEY MOTOR CO.
Oakland-Pontiac Dealers

salueS IN used earu-becgune - are out
" the high rent district. - ~ nret,
sses B. I. Ave. \. ,. Satts. 1AeS p
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CEHRYSLER

1929 Chrysler ITS" Roadster. $3.50
1927 Chevrolet Lan..sedan. 37S
1928 chrysler "72" Town Sedan 1900
1928 chrysIer so" Coach. -. $50
1928 chrysler "72" Roadster. 1850
1927 Nash Special Sedan. $50
1928 Chrysler "72" Roadster. ss5
1927 OIdsmobile Coupe. $50
1928 HupmobiIe Sedan. ...... AIS
1925 Chrysler 't70" Roadster. SIS
1925 ChrysIer Coach. .......... $50
1925 Nash Coach. ............ ATS
1927 Hudson Sedan. ........... SIS
1925 Hupmobile Coupe s..... ATS
1925 Dodge Brothers Sedan. BIS
1925 Ford Tudor Sedan. $500. IS
1926 Ford Tudor Sedan. .....- IS
1924 WHY'S. Knight sedan.... 100
1926 Chrysler Coach. ....... $50
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wEEK-END BARGAINS.

UNION STATION GARAGE,
81 EYE ST. N. =. 80 a ST. N. y.
+. N. E. HUPMOBILE,
EASY TERMS. REAL VALUE.
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WANTED 10 BOY FOX CASH,
All makes Of used cara.
sAuNpERS NOTICE Co..

wa PAY most for uaed care. SefgN Motor
Co., 1929 14th So. n w.
Cash for your car. Without .
doubt / pay the highest prices
in this city. Il your car is not
paid for, / win pay your undue
balance and give you the difference
in cash. No delay. See Mr.
Barnes, 1879 1Ath Sc. Dee. $3.50.
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lCCESSORIES, TIRES. PARVs I27

USED parts at low prices for all make cars,
glasses replaced in any model. Met. 1888.
Northeast Auto Exchange. 81 b St. N. y.
USED parts &C Junk prtcea Vineop Lang.
ley. 10 Eye st N, D, Er 1855
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Rental Lnqs for Suitable Rooms Houses and pdrtne
Rentals
FARMS AND, LAND FOR
RENT 10
CHICKEN FARM

VIII NFNk1-4LN = 20 wv
~ , acres a FOrcTs s.n. Nd 90 min
house and large garage. Chicken house,
sandy soil: Sis per month. Apply for par
diculara Box C-139 or phone Lincoln 2440
between and Q a M
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-24
ELFOGTAK EGY
MOI RABL0VEZERT


Veszedelmes gonosztev0t keri-
tett kezre a lipcsei rend5rseg egy
Partenfelder Olga nevii, 2S ewes
leany szemelyeben, al1i bet0r0-
bandat szervezett es bandaj javal
egesz Delnemetorszagot veeig-
fosztogatta. Partenfelder Olga
pincerno volt, de mar regebbeh
felhagyott foglalkozasaval Is tisz-
tan biincselekmenybol cit. Ugyes
es vakmer0 volt, a gonosztevok
yhagaban Macy tekintelyt q seer,
zett Is ferfiak is szivesen hall
gattak ra. Vakmero modon haj-
totta vegre betoreseit. Elegans
autot szerzett ejnek idejen hol
EFT, hol AIT varost kereste fel.
T0bbnyire kirakatokat es iHlete-
ket fosztagattak XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-24

lyoni ujsagiro. aki a multi napok-
ban egy lyoni fatal novel kiran-
dulast tett "Nero sisakja' ne
vii hegycsucs videken. Keresessre
Grenoblebol expedicio indult,
amelynek sikerilt vegiil is felfe-
dezni egy hegycsucson, ahol az
egGsz ejszakat Macy hidegben, ha-
vazasban t0lt0tte. Mellette fekiidt
megfa9yva Renoux kisasszony, az
utitarsnoje. A mentok megkise-
reltek, hogy feljussanak hegy-
csucsra, kozben azonban beallott
az ejszaka es a havazas ismet meg
kezdod0tt, ugy hogy az el0reme-
netet be kellett sziintetni. A
mentesi munkalatokat masnap
reggel folytattak, de ket turista
megmentesere keves remeny.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-24
A sZEaENY IEANY
AMERIKAI 0R0KsEGE

A fels6asztriai Wells varoska-
ban egy tisztviselocsaladnal min
deneslany volt Novacsek Maria
fatal cseledleany, akinek a multi
napokban vaskos levelet hozott a
posta. A level es az okmanyok
angol nyelviiek voltak, lany te-
hat lefordittatta valakivel, hogy
NIT irtak neki Amerikabol.
Kiderult bel6le, hogy Novacsek
Maria, aki soha sem ismerte atty
jat es anyjat, hanem kiskoratol
kezdve arvahazban nevelkedett es
II ewes koraban szolgalni ment,
az amerikai Los Angelesben ell
hunyt Is ewes atyjatol, Novacsek
Janostol 10000 dollart es ket ca.
liforniai szallodat 0r0k0lt. Az ok
manyok hitelesek es semmi .ket
seq sem lehet dOlogban. Mlkol
Novacsek Mariat6l megkerdez
tex, hogy mi a terve, Amerikabs
akar-e utazni, hogy oft nagy 0r0l
segevel ferjhez menjen, cseled
leany AIT valaszolta, hogy esze
arahan sincs A hatalmaS ampri
kai szallodakat eladatja es a pen
zen Fels0-Ausztriaban birtoko
fog vasarolni, aztan felesegii
megy mostani v6legenyehez, Hu
ber Alajoshoz, aki egy kozeli ga7
dasagban bereslegeny, de sziilofa
lujanak annyi penzt ajandeko1
hogy korhazat es arvahazat epit
senek rata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-24
4o,OUo H1v0 HALLnATTA
a PAPA ARANYNIsEJET


R6maban az iinnepek sorozata
a papa so ewes papi jubileuma al
kalmab6l multi napokban kez-
d6d0tt meg. Az istentiszteletre
10000 belep6jegyet bocsatottak
XII Delel5tt 10 6rakor svajci
test5rseg sorfala k0zott ragyogd
menetben vittek at tronszeken a
papat a Vatikanbol Scent Pc.
ter-templomba, amelynek foolta.
ran a szentatya miset celebralt
maid 100 fiut es leanyt megal
doztatott. Ezer es ezer torok XII
altotta: Ellen papa!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-24
HALALUGRAS A GYAR
MAGAS ERKELYEROL

Az olaszorszagi Turinban sz0r-
nyu tiiz pusztitott multi napok-
ban. Reggel< kilenc orakor hatal-
mas dordiles razta> meg varos-
reszt, a Carsero vegyeszeti gyar
kapujan pedig ket munkas ro-
hant XII es segitsegert kialtozott.
! Felrobbant a gyars Is hatalmas
langgal egni kezdett
Nehany piIlanat mulva egy asz-
szony, Costa Lucia jelent meg a
langban all6 haz magas erkelyen.
Negyeves gyermeket tartotta kar-
Jan. Ketsegbeesve rohant. fel S
ala, maid gyermekevel egyiitt le-
ugrott. Peldajat csakhamar egy
mask asszony, Anna Boscarino is
kovette, alli egyeyes csecsemoje-
vel ugrott lie az emeletrGl. A gye-
reket az alulallok szerencsere ell
kaptak, maid q maya is utana
ugrott, de labat t0rte.
A dramai jelenetek izgalma
azonban tet0pontra hagott akkor,
mikor egy % ewes fatal No, 8 no
napos aprosagaval kereste me-
nekulest a lang es fiisttengerb6l.
A szerencsetlen No fel0rulten $50
rongatta magahoz gyermeket, de
az ugrast mem merte megkockaz-
tatni. Megfordult es az ego lep-
csohazon keresztiil igyekezett XII
menekiilnj az aprosaggal, de mire
az utcara ert, mar yalosaggal ele-
ven faklyakent egett.
OF sulyos sebesultet vittek a
k6rhazba a kivonult tiizoltok. A
gyar tulajdonosa, aki maga csak
k0nnyebb egesi sebeket szenve-
dett, kiallott izgalmak Matt
eszet vesztette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-24
Az AMERIKAI vkROSoK
REND0RSEGE
A kozmopolitan varosok rendor-
sege legkil0nfelebb nemsetise-
gekb0l rekrutal6dik. Huszon-
kilenc nemzetiseg van kepviselve
a chicagoi rendorsegben.

Egyik mask amerikai nagyva-
rosban az ember neha ugy erzi
magat, mmtha valamely idegen
orszagban cline. Kilonosen akkor
erezni ezt, amikor valamely koz-
mopolitan nagyvaros idegen ne
gycdeiben barangolunk. Ha latni
szeretned, hogy elnek, keresked-
nek, tiilekednek, epekednek ts
vigadnak tulzsufolt olasz varo-
sok bennsziil0ttei, csak menj We
gig a new york; Mulberry Stree
ten. A dallamos olasz nyelv min
den tajszolasat fellelheted mig ell
Need, hogy temperamentumo.
olasz kereskedok milyen lazzal
kavarodnak belle iparbs-kereske.
delenabe, 1niiveszetbe. A Mott
Streeten tavol keleti nepek iitOt
tex tanyat es Rivington kornye
XII utcakon megtalalod legsote
tebb "Balkan" tiikorkepet. A chi
kagoi Halsted Street, a pisstbur.
CHI Soho negyed es a boston
Wall Street megorizte hagyoma
nyait, szinet, illatat es nyelvet.
Ezeknek varosnegyedeknel
az 6rzese mindig problemat oko
zott varosi hatosagnak, mig vee
re is ugy oldottak meg a dolgot
hogy a rendorseghez idegensziile
tesii, yagy idegennyelvet beszel'
egyeneket osztottak be szolgalat
t6telre. ICY alakult XII lassan
nagyvarosok tarka rendorhada
Volt id0, amikor a nagyobb Ike
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-24

ELADO |
West Side-i
OF T II ON
8 szoba, dupla kemenyfa
padlokkal. Nappali szoba,
ebedlo nyilt tiizhellyel,
konyves szekrennyel, k0-
yep hall, remek konyha es
reggelizo szoba az elso
emeleten. Negy haloszoba
es fiirdo az emeleten. All
vanyos mosdo es ruhatar-
to a fiirdoszobaban. Ket
gepes garazs. Telek Macy
saga 42x15O. Minden utica
kovezes kifizetve. A tulai-
donos a sajat hasznalata-
ra epitette 2 evvel ezelott
IS csak azert elado, inert a
@saladban betegseg van.
Elado 1000 dollaron az
spitesi koltsegen alul. Ha
egy alkalmi vetelt keres
csaladi hazanak, akkor
most az alkalom, hogy a
West Side igen :io helyen
egy nagyszerii otthont We
ryen. Joji0n hozzank es
beszelje meg veliink. A
vetelhez csak 1000 dollar
keszpenz kel. = Elfoga-
dumb rHc11on 1xocv1aorv ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-24

A HEGYCSUCS HALoTTJA
A franciaorszagi Grenoble va
rosban eltunt egy Duboin nevii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-24

rikai varosokban rendornek oily
sokoldalu tevekenyseget kell XII
fejtenie es megfelel6 ismeretek-
kel birnia, hogy ma mar kiilon
rend6r-akademiak gondoskodnak
a varosi rend6rlegenyseg kikep-
zeser6l. A jelolteket a civil ser,
vice listab6l yalasztjak XII es min.
den embert tiizetes orvosi, testi es
szellemi ,vizsganak vetnek ala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-24

rkNYox K1skEsrETle1lk. Lanyokat
keresiink f6siil6s, ondel&las naegta-
nu1asara. Tanitasi dij most igeu ju-
tanyos. Az els5 nSgy leknynak, a1Eik
januar Is, 10, 2dig jslentkexnslx,
vizsga utan biztositjuk alkalmax&akt
sajat Beauty Parlorunkban. A tari-
t6n5 magyar, aki elsSrendii p&risi ,di.
vat utan tanit. CHM: Miss Elizabeth
Adkins Mason Tou-Jours 13l w. Pc
deral st. (Petrakos Grill f0l0tt. }
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-24

lett varosok rend6reit nagyterme-
til ir es nemet legenyekbol rekru-
'taltak. A hatalmas termetii fatal
embereknek akkoriban nagy volt
a keletje, ANIMAL is inkabb, inert a
civil servieet meg mem hoztak be
es az orvosi vizsganak, eros fiji
kumnak nagyobb szerepe volt a
felvetelnel minden egyeb kivana-
lOmnal.
Ezekben "regi j6 napok"-
ban mem egy pocakos szalonos
irta haza az unoka0ccsenek, hogy
"Gyere mielobb Jancsi, var read
az uniforms ;" AIT mondjak,
hogy akkoriban eleg volt, hogy
valaki irish legyen, hogy meg
kappa a kek zubbonyos olt0nyt es
a gummibotot
Igaz, meg ma is szamtalan rem
d6rben ir, vagy nemet Yer cs0rge-
dez, mindamellett mem monopoli-
zaljak varosi rendUrsegeket. A
rend6rseg ep annyira kozmopoli-
tan lett, mint maga varosi la
kossag.
A chicagoi rendorseg % szaza-
leka idegensziiletesi bevandor.
l6kb6l all IS huszonkilenc nemze.
tiseget Representa-. Eltekintve
nagyszalhu irektol, talalunk ko
! zottiik kisebb nagyobb szambar
nemeteket, osztrak, sved, lengyel
olasz, gor0g, orosz, dan, magyar
cseh, litvan, horvat es perzsa szii
letesti polgarokat is.
! A "Kis Afrikanak nevezet
new york; Harlemben so nege
ork0dik rend efelett. Egyebken
New York sem marad Chicago fe
lett az idegensziiletesii rendorlet
! szam tekinteteben. Mem egysze
az idegen negyedben cirkal6 rem
dor sajat anyanyelven igyekszil
rendet teremteni.
| A legtobb idegennyelvben hasz
: nalatos "police" kifejezes &c
: r0g 'polis IDOL szarmazik es va
rost jelent. A police sereget min
: den nagyvarosban - vilagszert
i = a t0rveny betartasa, rend f(
: letti orkodes celjab6l tartja
fem. Tobb europai allamban
rendorsegnek. titkos megbizatast
: kat, magyaran mondva spic
: munkat adtak, valamit felkelese
, let0resere alkalmaztak 0ket.
: Amerikaban New Yorkban all
) tottak fel az els0 varosi rend0l
: seget. A. rendorseg szabalyozasi
a es kontroljat "a varosi hat6sago
]. intezik, fentartasukat pedig ado
: Dol fedezik. A hatalmasabb am,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-24
KoNzuLI KEREsTETEsEK


holleter6l tudomassal birok felke-
retnek, hogy cimiket vagy oily
egyeneket, xix. a nevezettekrol
fefvilagositast nyujthatnak, a
cleveland magyar l5iralyi konzn-
latus pittsburgh kiklld0ttjevel
surg5sen kozolni sziveskedjenek.
Cim: sos Magee Bldg, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Csuha Janos, Berettyoujfalu,
Portage, Pa.
Ditkovics Laszlo, Dunmore, Pa.
Dombi Ferenc, Borzavar, Mo-
nessen es Donora, Pa, Gyiire Mi
haly, Walk6c, (Ung vm.), Wind
ber, Pa.
l. Tiles Janos, Nyiracsad, Mt. Car
mel, Illinois es, Ohio allamokban.
/ Hajdu' Istvan, Hernadkercs,
Pennsylvania allan.
| Jakab MihaIynt, Gaal Maria,
Perkupa (Abauj vm.) East Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Jelinek Emanuel, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Kalmar Janos, Sagan, Pa.
Konya Janos, Sajoszenye, Du-
quesne es videke,
Koripszky Istvan, Ohio allan
K0teles JOSEF, Stiles, Pc.
Kuchta Janos, Tallya, John
stown es Crows Nest, Pa.
Rev. Moravek Istvan, Pitts
burgh es Kulpmont, Pa.
Macy Ferenc, mern0k, New
York es Victoria, B. C.
Regina Helen, Philadelphia, Pa
Rovnianek Janos, Buffalo N. Y
Szab6 Janos, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Szab6 J6zsef, Bruceton, Pa.
Szab6 Gy0rgy, Cuba.
SzSejkovics JOSEF, Godollo
Bethlehem, Pa.
i Szopko Gy0rgy, Clarion, Pa.
Schuller Henrikne, Joo Margi
es testvere Erzsebet, Pittsburgh
! Varga Matyas, Sema, Union
town, Pa.
Vamos Lajos, Westport, Pa.
Varga csalad, kinel az 1926-bal
elhunyt Palinkas Mihaly lakott
Midland, Pa.
Vidak Martonne, Csobadi Mag
| dus, Abaujker, Pittsburgh, Pa.
10th Peter. Fels0zsolca (Bor
sod n.y. Pittsburgh, Pa. esAmind
azok, akik az alabb k0zolt elhuny
takat ismertek:
Jakab Tamas, allit6lag .elhala
lozott Bellevue k6rhaz, New
Yorkban.
Csima Ferenc, Somogyszilrol
meghalt 1906, Steelton, Pa.-ban
Debrovszky Andras. Szabolc!
megyeb0l, meghalt 1908, Penn
sylvania allamban.
Szobota Janos, Alsogagyr6l, Ill
litolag tmeghalt Hazelwood, Pa.
( Takacs Tucker Janos, meghal
Montgomery, Pa, Coal Vale.
I k6rhazban.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-29
COMMUNISTS IN
PITT, ELECTIONS
"Class Against Class"
Their Banner

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 28.-Fight-
ing under the revolutionary banner
of "class against class" to pave the
road to the Workers and Farmers
Government, the Communist Party
has entered Pittsburgh municipal
elections with a militant challenge
against republicans, democrats, So
cialists and all other agents of the
capitalist class.
The program adopted singles out
Pittsburgh as a center of war indus
try and zone Of the main strong
holds of United States Imperialism"
"The steel mills are turning out
war production. decentralization,
speed-up, wage-cuts, efficiency
schemes and the resulting unemploy-
ment are part of the war prepara-
tons" whose main features are the
strengthening of the imperialist at
tack on the U. s. s. R.
an the fact Of the increasing class
struggle the socialist party is openly
playing the game Of the bosses" the
election leaflet points out.
Similarly, the A. F. of L., built
up on the struggles of the working
class, is now an open strikebreak-
ing agency, which ignores millions
of unorganized workers.
at refused for years to do any
thing for the organization of the
southern textile workers." the leaflet
declares in appealing for continued
support to the Gastonia strikers and
their right to self-defense.
STRIKERS of the Liberty Dairy,
Produce Workers, the Allis Chalmers
Co. and many others found the po-
licemens' clubs being used to smash
them" the Party shows in proving
the fierce wave Of class struggle
which is sweeping Pittsburgh as
elsewhere in the U. S. A.
The Party similarly points to the
grating, trikebreaking character OF
capitalist class government, its OPP
preston of the Negroes, and housing
conditions for whic hit is respon-
sible.
The genera demands are for the
six-hour day, social insurance, no
coal and iron police against work
ers, abolition of all Jim-Crow laws,
recognition of the U. S. s. r., and
mot a man, not a cent, not gun
for imperialist wars"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-10-29
CLASS SLOGANS
AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Oct. %. - "Class
against class" is the slogan of the
fighting working class of Cleve-
land" declares the Communist Party
in entering the municipal elections
under that challenging slogan.
at is struggle between the cap
italist class, represented by the re-
publican, democratic and socialist
parties, and the working class re-
presented by its class party - the
Communist Party" the Party pro-
gram adds.
"War stares the working class in
tho face: war against the Soviet
Union," the program declares. 1t
exposes the anarchy of capitalism
with its cut-throat competition for
the benefit of the capitalists"
War against the U. S. s. R., wors-
ening conditions of the workers. the
lessons of Gastonia, A. F. of L. fax
ers' aid to the capitalist class, race
Observation-Disclosures are some Of
the points covered in the demands
voiced in the program.
18th Anniversary, November 3rd,
Madison Square Garden.