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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-28

lasi iveiket be kell nyujtaniok
legkesobb marcus 15-ig.
Ami az ''idegeneket' illeti, az
ad6t6rveny kiilombseget tesz az
ittlak6 es a mem ittlako idegenek
k0z0tt.
Az ad6fizetes szempontjab6l
minden egyent, aki mem csupan
atutazas, vaey ideiglenes celb6l
tart6zkodik az Egyesiilt Allamok-
ban, ittlak6 idegennek tekinte-
mex. Ha egy idegen az Egyesiilt
Allamokban el, bar mem eltokelt
szandeka lit letelepedni, ittlak6
idegennek tekinthet6, annak da-
cara, hogy az illeto csaladja kill
f0ldon el es azokhoz esetleg szan-
dekaban all visszamenni.
Az ittlako idegen ugyanolyan
kedvezmenyekre es felmentesekre
tarthat szamot, mint az amerikai
polgar. Ilyen szemelyi engedme-
nyek: 1900 dollar egyediilallo
egyeneknek, $500 dollar egyiitt-
el6 hazasparnak, vagy csaladfej-
mex, valamint egyenkent 400 dol
lar minden gyermek utan. Eek
az osszegek tehat j0vedelem-
bol levonatnak, mint szemelyi
kedvezmenyek. Ugy az egyediil-
allo szemelyek, mint a hazastar-
SAX eseten 400 do1lart levonnak
(kedvezmenykent) minden ''tes-
tileg, vagy szellemileg" munka-
aeptelen csaladtag utan, akiket
eek eltartanak. A "testi, vagy
szellemi'' munkakeptelen koze le-
het sorozni, agokat es sulyosabb
betegeket is.
Az adot a tiszta j0vedelem utan
kell fizetni. Ez annyit jelent,
hogy brutto j0vedelemb6l elobb
bizonyos kiadasokat levonnak
ilyenek uzleti kiadasok, vesz-
tesegek, behajthatatlan tartoza-
sok, adok, stb. A brutt6 j0vede-
lem magaban foglalja: fizetest,
napszamot, hivatasbeli tisztelet-
dijat, iizleti j0vedelmet, kereske-
delmi hasznot eladasok utan, in
gatlan hasznot, kamatot, bert,
osztalekot es barmily n6ven ne
vezett mas j0vedelmet, vagy hasz-
not.
Az ittlak0 idegenek nOrmalis
ado rataja egy es fel szazalek az
els6 1000 dollar, tiszta j0vedelem
utan, amibol mar levontak sze-
melyi engedm6nyeket, 3 szazaIek
a kovetkez6 1000 dollar utan es
szazalek ezen feliili tiszta j0vede.
lem utan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-28
Novak Lajos, banyasz.

el felesegevel. Azonban minden
gyermek utan 400 dollar eltar-
tasi kedvezmenyben reszesiil. Az
osszes kedvezmtnyei tehat POO
dollart tesznek XII es mivel csak
$500 dollart keresett, mem kell
ad6t fizetnie, ellenben XII kell
toltenie az adobevallasi ivet, te-
kintettel ARA, hogy 1900 dollar
nal tobbet .keresett. (Ugyanis
ad6fizetes szempontjabol Ont not
lennek szamitjak.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-28
A J0vEDELM1 ADO
Az ad6bevallasi iveket legkesobb
marcus 15-ig be kell nyujtani.
XII mennyit fizet? - Felmentesek.

Az 192S-iki adotorvGny eloirja,
hogy minden molten, vagy haja-
don, egyennek, akinek Az elmult
aeyben tiszta jovedelme nieghalad-
ia az 1900 dollart. vagy brutto
j0vedelme elerte az 5000 dollart,
Is minden hazasparnak, akiknek
tiszta jovedelmiik meghaladta a
$500 dollart, vagy brutto joye-
delmiik az 5000 dollaft, ad6beval-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-28
A nemzetgyules elhalasztasa

Nehany nappal ezelott epen az Amerikai Magyar
Hrlap kozolte amerkai magyar rom kath. papsagnak
nemzegyules osszehivohoz intezett felhivasat mely
ben papsag bot efoglaltsgara tekintettel az erede
leg marcus 15re hrdetett nemzegyesnek egy kesobb
daumra vao ateelet avasoltak Az azota etelt lido aa
osszehvokat protestans papsag egy resze is megke
reste hasonlo javaslatal Mivel nemzetgyles osszeh
voinak szandeka ketsegtelenl az hogy gydles anne
rkai magyarsag egyetemenek kepviseete legyen csak
termeszetes hcgy honoratak papsag javaslatat ugy
tervezik, hogy gyues majus no masodik feleben le
gyen Buffaloban.
Idokozben meg magyarorszagi Revizios Liga is ta
viratot kildott at abban AIT kere sznten hogy
zetgyest nyarra halasszak e amikor ohaZa kepv
selok is megelennenek Barmennyre erosnek erik is
nezetevles osszehvo testveri kapcsolatot ohaza
nsgyar3agava megis ugy lattak jonak, hogy ameri
kai Inagyarsag Deigye legyen nemzetgyiles azon
kzaroag aerikai magyarsag dontson es adon irany
sorsanak.
A nemzetgyiies ~elhalasztasa tehat ohazai be-
avatkoZasra hanem teni papsagunk kvansagara torte
mix annak kesobb tartasa mar csak azert is elonyos
inert ICY nyert lido alatt alkalom adodik mnden ma
gyar kolonanak hogy nemzetgylesen targyalasra
kero ugyekke foglalkozzek amennyiben azokkal kap
cscatban specials kivansaga vagy avaslatai vonanak
azokat kellokepen elokes1thesse
magunk reszerol tehat szerencsenek tartjuk az ell
haasztast ebbol szemponbol is De masreszro ketseg
teleni engedni keett komoly papi helyrol jott van
sagnak hszen aki amerikai magyarsag eletet koze
ebbrol smer annak be kell atna hogy mpozans es ko
molly megmozdulas egyhazak reszvetele nelkUl alig
kepzelheto ell.
Az lido ICY egy kcsit kiszelesedett alkalom meg
komoyabb osszefogasra remeheto, hogy majusi buff
falo nemzetgyies tenyleg lesz amnek Jennie kell
amerika magyarsag komoy alando megszervezesenek
unnepi datuma.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-28
iasp FgaRuAR 2e

'kel, kipuccolja a rulanat es a ci-
p5met, aztan reggelit keszit, az
tan kitakaritja a lakast es elmcgy
bevasarolni. Mikor delben haza-
j0vok, az ebed mar oft parolog az
asztalon es hogy f5z es hogy vi
gyaz ram.
Elhallgat egy pillanatra, aztan
fels6hajt:
- Ada az listen, hogy maso-
dix felesegem is ilyen rendes le-
gyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-28

Macsuriga Istvan IS cs., Movinak
Mihaly, Mrs. Janhcvics, Mr.. Kras
max, Mr.. Felk6, Mr.. Hancsik Is
cs. Maradtunk tisztelettel
cy0rgy Taln6s 4s csa1adja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-28
A bizalrlasak

Kohn es Grin felesegeikr6l
beszelgetnek. AIT mondja Kohn !:
Egy 0r0m, amilyen felese-
gem nekem van. Mar hetkor fell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-28
IDEGENEK
PROBLEMAI
vALASZ A J0VEDELMI-ADO
FIZETESRE VONATKOZO
KERDESEKRE

Mikor kell benyuJtanl! Legke-
s6bb marcus 15-ig.
Hogyan? Az ere celra szol-
gallo 1O4O AZ es 1040 szamu urla-
pokon foglalt utasitasok EFT pom
tosan megszabjak.
Ki fizet ad6t9 NotIen, vagy ha-
jadon egyenek, akiknek tlszta Jo-
vedelme $500, vagy ennel tobb,
vagy akiknek brutto jovedelme
$4,000 vagy ennel tobb Hazastar-
SAX. akiknek tiszta j0vedelme
elerte vagy meghaladta 300
dollart vagy brutto jovedelmuk
az 5000 dollart
Mennyit? Egy es fel szazalekot
az els6 1000 dollar utan (amlbol
szemtlyes es egytb torvenyes
kedvezmenyek levonandok).
Ugyancsak levonasba keriil tisz
ia j0vedelmi ado 25 szazaleka.
Kedvezmenyek es engedmenyek
molten adofizeto eseteben.
K6rdes: Notlen vagyok, anne
rikai polgarjogokat meg mem
nvertem es 1919 6ta tartozkodom
az orszagban. Az 6hazaban lak6
edesanyamnak rendszeresen kill
dok penzt - ellatasra. l92S-ban
23OO dollart kerestem. Mennyl
ad6t kell ifzetnem?
valasz: Az On osztalyaba soro-
zottak 1900 dollar szemelyes ked-
vezmenyben reszesiilnek es ezen-
felul 400 dollar engedmenyben
reszesiil, inert eltartJa anyJat,
marad tehat 400 dollar adozand6
iovedelem. AZ ado 400 dollar
utan (egy es fel szazalekos kive-
| tes mellett) 6 dollar lenne, azon.
ban tiszta jovedelem utan XII
vetett ado illetek 25 szazalekat is
levonasba kell hozni. Az On ado
illeteke tehat $4.50-et tesz XII.
Adofizetes hazastarsak eseteben
Kerdes: Felesegemmel es ha
rom gyermekemmel elek ebben al
! orszagban. Magam alland6 alkal
| mazasban vagyok, felesegem pc
dig hosszabb rovidebb ideig dol
gozik. 1928 0sszjovedelmiinl
mem haladta meg 5000 dollart
XII kell-e toltenem az ad6bevalla
81 ivet?
| Valasz: K0z0s haztartast fem
tart6 hazastarsak $500 dolla
szemelyes kedvezmenyben resze
siilnek, amihez meg 400 dolla
engedmeny jarul minden eyer
mex utan. Az On szamara NEE
szabott kedvezmenyek kiteszne
400 dollart es ilyen m6don mel
kell ad6t fizetnie, sem az adobe
valIasi ivet kitoltenie.
Milyen kedvezmenyben reszesi
az idegen, akinek felesege kiilf6
don el?
Kerdes: Csalados ember v;
I gyok, azonban csaladom: fell
segem es harom gyermekem.5 d
ohazaban tart6zkodik. Termesz'
.esen es tartom Ell Gket. Az elmn
esztend6ben $500 dollart kere'
tenn. Kell-e adot fizetnemg
Valasz: Az On szemelyes kec
Ilvezmenye:: 1900 dollar, inert nel
The Washington times., 1929-11-05
LOCAL

Buttsr-ons-pou prints. AB04sc;
tub. H045c; store packed, 8o032c.
Eggs-Hsnnery. SSc; fresh selected.
4s9Boc: current receipts. ASc.
Poultry. aiivs-Turkeys. young hens,
4oc: toms 4oc: hens. old. s5Qssc:
young, SG@3ec: spring chickens, large,
ara 3Sc: broilers, soc; leghorns. 220
23c: fowls, 2s@2se; leBhorn fowls.
90 @31c; roosters, lsc; ducks lSV 2oc:
keats, young, 4o@6sc: old, 9oc, Dressed
spring chickens large, 349S6e; medium.
33c; broilers 37Q3sc; leghorns. ssc;
roosters, 2492sc; ducks, 2s9soei ksats,
Meats-.Bsss 2oo22e; veal, 2t03sc;
lamb, 2s027c; pork loains. 2sc; fresh
lambs, 22925e; fresh shoulders, zoe 2Sc:
smoked hams. 2502sc; smoked shoul-
lac: In packages, I5c.
Live Stoek-calves, IAN @1Sc; lamhs.
The daily market report on fruits
and vegetables compiled BY the Mar
ket News Service Bureau Of Agricul-
tural Economies) says:
Apples-suppiiss mOdssats: Sts:. demand W..S
ington, extra fancy delicious, medium
to large size SS.7S; extra fancy Jona-
thans, medium to large size, S3.25.
Bushel baskets: Virginia U. 8. No. !.
2& inches up, delicious, mostly SZTb;
staymans Sl.759225: . inches UP. 81: Is
02.75. Pennsylvania, U. s. No. !, zh
inches up. grimes. slight russeting. 80.
light, market steady. New York. 100
pound sacks. Danish type. mostly Ri.6S:
few low as $3.50.
Celery-supplies light; demand light,
The Washington times., 1929-11-05
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $4,000; market 1880
higher. Top, $s.65; bulk, 5000
$50; heavy weight, $8.800965: /:
medium weight, $9.25@9.65: light
weight, $9.2O@9.65; light lights,
$S.9O@e.50; packing sows, $7.750
S.S5: pigs. $s.5o09.35. Holdovers,
1000.
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000: mar
ket 25c higher. Calves-Receipts.
5000; market steady. Beef
steers-Good and choice, $14@ 16;
common and medium, S9@l4;
yearlings, $90l6. Butcher cattle
Heifers, $7.50@15: cows. $500
10: bulls, $7.50@11: calves, $12Q
Is: feeder steers, $9.50@ IL;
stocker steers. $80II; stocker
cows and heiferS. $500 10.
western range cattle--Beer steers,
$9@12: COWS and heifers, $50 10,
Sheep-ReceiptS, $4,000: mar
ket Csc higher. Medium and
choice lambs, $12013: cullS and
common, $9011: yearlings, $50
10; common and choice ewes,
$305.5O; feeder lambs, $1l@13.
The Washington times., 1929-11-05
Livestock Marts
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1000 head: very dull;
sales about steady. Steers, choice
to prime, $I2013; medium to
good, $11@12: fair to medium,
$10@11; plain to fair, $50 10;
common to plain, $S@9: bulls,
medium to good, $7.50@8.50; fair
to medium, $7@7.50: plain to
fair, SCOT; common to plain, $5
@6; cows, good to choice, $3.50
08; medium to good, $6.5o@7.50;
fair to medium, $5.5006.50; plain
to fair, $4.5O05.50; common to
plain, $3.75@4.50; heifers, me
dium to good, $S.5009.50; fair
to medium, $7.50@8.50; plain to
fair, $6.50@7.50; common to plain
$5.5006.50; fresh cows and
springers, $60@150.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts,
5000 head: supply fair, market
strong. Sheep, $2G6; lambs. $3.50
Hogs-Recepits, $500 head; sup.
ply moderate: market higher.
Lights, $IO@10.30; heavies, SO
010.75; m edium, $10@10 40;
roughs, $7.50@9.20: light pigs,
$9.50@9.75: pigs. $9.60@10: Ohio
and Western, 10 to Is cents high
er than quotations.
Calves-Receipts, 500 head; sup
ply light, market steady. Calves,
$7016.
The Washington times., 1929-11-05
VA. ZON|NG LAW
EXPLAINED

ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT
HOUSE, Nov. 5. Meeting re.
Gently at the courthouse, the Ar
lington county zoning commits
sion held a public hearing on the
zoning ordinance as effecting
Rosslyn and sections Of the Lee
Highway as far as Park Lane and
extending to the Potomac River.
Allen j. Saville, of Richmond,
Va, coming engineer. gave a COM
prehensive outline Of the proposed
ordinance. He stated at the out
set that the object of coming is to
make study to determine what
use can be made of the vacant
land in an area and to so plan
that a county or city will develop
along uniform lines.
The ordinance shows the county
divided into six classes as follows:
A, residence district; B, resident
district; c, local business district;
D, general business; z, light in.
dustry, and F, heavy industrial
district.
The ordinance as drawn does
not affect business which is al
ready established, though it might
be located in a residence district
as laid out in the ordinance, but
it was pointed out that should
the building become vacant and
remain so for period Of one
year or be destroyed by fire 1t
can not be rebuilt or reopened as
a business.
Saville stated that numerous
public hearings will be held cover
ing every section of Arlington
county and that before the ordi-
nance is submitted to the county
board of supervisors for its ap-
proval changes in its form may
be made.
The Washington times., 1929-11-05
B. { NJ. Silent
At FUNERAL

BOSTON, Nov. 5.-The entire
Boston and Maine railroad-every
train and each of its 10000 Of
ficers and employes-will be silent
for one minute at IL a. M, to-
day as a mark Of respect for
their president, George Hannauer,
whose funeral in the chapel of
Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cam
bridge, will be held at that hour.
The stopping Of the railroads
Nmany wheels will marke the col
1ective tribute Of the railroad to
the man, whose sudden death in
New Haven, Conn, Saturday
afternoon, lost to New England
one Of its outstanding business
and civic leaders. He came here
from Chicago three years ago.
The funeral will be conducted
by the Rev. DR.. Edward T. Sulli-
van, pastor of Trinity Episcopal
Church, Newton, Mass.
Following the services, the body
will be taken to Mt. Auburn Gene
terry, where President Hannauer
will lie with New England's great
dead--Longfellow, Henry Cabot
Lodge, and others who are
buried In the historic cemetery
The Washington times., 1929-11-05
DROP
IN NUMBER

Felonies have declined progress
sively In number in the last
three months in washington, but
not in degree.
A report from police head
quarters yesterday showed 1853
arrests in August, 345 in Septem-
Der, and 333 in october, for
felonies. September and Octo-
ber marked decreases in number
from August, but the smaller
numbers included two stranglings,
the fatal shooting Of a civilian
by a policeman, and 10 other
deaths listed as murders.
Eight murders were listed In
September. Only three occurred
in August, and two in October.
There were 460 arrests for vio-
lation of the Volstead law in
August, 354 in September, and
413 in october. Police reported
seizure Of 3,056 gallons of liquor
in August, 1887 in September
and 2,519 in October.
Traffic arrests as usual led all
the rest. Victims numbered
5,035 in August, $3.50 in Septem-
ber and 1922 in October.
The Washington times., 1929-11-05
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.-Butter-
Top grades. Bh 94shc; % score, 4Shc;
80 to 81 score. 4o944c; Sc to So score,
ss0Ssc.
Eggs-Extra firsts. SIC; firsts, in new
cases. soc; firstS. in old cases. SOss Sec
onds. 4294sc.
cheese-Longhorns. round lots, 23h q
24hc; single daisies, 23h 02Ahc.
fancy. @ sic; fair to good. a7oasc; sTnali
and poor, 24@2Sc; Leghorns, fancy,
Fac; M ordinary. $50 2ac; fancy, Plymouth
Rock, roasting chickens, pounds or
over, soc; spring chickens. Plymouth
Rocks, smaller sizes, fancy, 3s@3se;
ordinary, sz@37e: mixed eclors. fancy
26c; ordinary, 23025e; Loshorn broil-
ers. sIc; old ROSTERS, 81 q s2c: turkeys,
fancy, young, Ss@40c; ducks. fancy,
youn. white PekinEs, 2s@24e; old white
Pekings, 20@22c; mixed color ducks,
1sa 20c; geese, fat, 2O925c; guineas,
young, Z pounds each or over, pair.
$50; under sizes. t1.2S@1.SS; old soc
Dressed Poultry-Fowls, fresh killed
in boxes. 24936c; chickens, Western, in
boxes, SO@3Sc: broilers, barrels. iced.
western, 810 S3c: nearby. S2@S5c; old.
ROSTERS dry picked western, 24926e;
turkeys, spring. 45@Soc; ducks. Long
Potstoes-white, Pennsylvania, per
120-pound sacks. S3@3.2S; 10o-pound
sacks. S2.6S@2.T5; Maine, I30- pound
sacks 93Gs.25; 100-pound sacks, $2.So
The Washington times., 1929-11-05
Einstein Constructs
Wee Refrigerator
For Households
Photo by international

BERLIN, Nov. 5.-Prof. Al
bert Einstein's penchant for
toying with problems Of every
day technique which suggest
less profundity than his theory
Of relatively has enabled him to
construct a miniature refrigera-
tor capable of producing artifi-
cial ice or cold air for domestic
use.
It involves the application of
a current of light and while the
device has not yet been per-
fected, it is now being sub
jected to practical tests in the
laboratories Of the Alligemeine
Electrizitaets G e sellS C h a t,
which intends to exploit DR..
EinStein's discovery. If success
full, it will make possible the
production of cheap household
refrigerators,
The Washington times., 1929-11-05
Baltimore Produce Market

EGGS
On the baltimore Butter and EgE
Exchange there were no offerings
street sales market unsettled, weaker
tendency. Small lots nearby current
receipts candled, B20B4c Receipts
Butter 50 tubs; eggs, 1.4so cases
AUCTION SALES
pples--Northwestern, 16g boxes extra
fancy Delicious, 02.b693.30i average
SS.07; 2s7 boxes c grade Delicious,
Ss.5002sS; average, $3.50; 2st boxes
grade JonathanE f20a.Ao: average
1drapefruIt-Florida, 7ss boxes, $500
Or GriapeS--csiifcrniS, s,IOs lugs, TokAys,
t1.o5@1.7o; average, Si:tS; aB iugs.
i's?s Jugs, Missions, 356S5c; average,
sic; $40 Tugs Musoats, $40.
Lemons-califoTnia, car, $5.s0We:so'
OFangea-California, cars, Valenetae,
StTS@725; Florida, l,oss boxes, si.sS
oIlves-csilfornia, 1SO luEs. sa.sS0
$50, average. s237.
Persimmons-Cahtorn STs po1es'
S1,io01.7o; average. tI.2l. - -
Pomegranates--Califo $50 n
orange boxes, S1.so@3.10: average. S2.o5.
LIVE POULTRY
ChickenS--Young, eolored. a. to size.
chieE.ns gG Lstp0fNs ia. heavy. " ssosSc: medium
stock. 1s021c; roostsrs. 1G02oe.
Ducks-White Pekings, pounds and
over 2C9sse: M1ssovy' 1SS,. 5oSIS. pognSas snd ana
over, ls02lc; ali kinds. small and
dulnsas--TwO pounds and over, 75s;
smaller: 4nrH:v.gossr sOg sos; uouna, and over,
Butter~-crsamery. fancy, per pound,
4sls 0tSc;. choice. t!QtSc; good. a2Q
43c; do, ladies. @S6c; MARYLAND and
nsnnsyivaniS rolis n;.. sigs2s as.ia store pack
Fresh Fish and clans-crocus. per
barrel. s1S92o; DO, per bog, sloGi2; G962
Spots, Norfolk. large. per pound ie0
1ae Carp ,laS laEEsS Pc, p0uRRd Ra,,, sS5si; Sa,i
ing, per pound. 2o02sc medium, per
pound, lS02Oc; pan. per pound. 120
1Sc; extra large. per pound, ID o lsc.
Perch, white, large, per pound. 2o@
low, rnediuni, per pound. s@1oc. SAL
mon trout, per pound. 15Qisc; gray
trout, large, per barrel S2og26: DO.
Barrel, Ssr To ,isSi5; DO, per bog. ssQ Q1o.
Flounders, large, per pound. 100 lac;
small to- medium. per pound. S0Se. Cat
fish, white, per pound, 69Tc; black,
per pound, 4@sc. Mackerel, Spanish.
large. per pound 2o@asc: small to
per pound, 12@H small to medium.
per pound, 1850. Pike, native, per
pound. 20@2Sc. Bluefish, large, per
pound. 1s42oe: small to medium. per
pound. 5@1Oe. CLANS, large. per 100,
31.2S0140;- small to medium, per 100.
50c9 81. Snappers. per pound, 1850.
oysters, raw box ana sugar barrel, per
barrel, $3.50; primes, per barrel, SAC
$50; euIls, per barrel, $3@3.6o.
The Washington times., 1929-11-05
PENNROAD BUYS
CONTROL Of
P. & ". Y.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 dN.s0@-
Railroad officials manifested keen
interest today in an apparently
authentic report that control OF
the Pittsburgh and West Virginia
railway has been purchased by
the Pennroad Corporation, an or
ganization formed this year by
interests that control the Penn
sylvania railroad.
The Pittsburgh and West VIZ.
ginia road is regarded as Key
line Of considerable strategic I'M
portance.
Control of the line was &C.
ouired through the purchase OF
the holdings of Frank e. and
Charles F. Taplin, chairman and
general counsel, respectively OF
the road.
Secrecy marked the exchange Of
control.
Blow at Van Sweringen
The deal injects a new element
into the plans Of the Baltimore
and Ohio and the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads, which oppose
the Pennsylvania In the eastern
consolidatio nfield.
This move Of the Pennroad Cor
poration-the largest it has made
is construed as a blow at the
Van Sweringen Brothers.
Other moves were chiefly dl-
rected against the Baltimore and
Ohio.
The significance Of the deal is
due to the strategic Importance
Of the Pittsburgh and West Vir.
ginia. The P. g. w. Va, with the
Wheeling and the Western Mary
land, provides q connection TO
Baltimore and Norfolk.
The P. w. Va, has heavy hold.
ings In the Wheeling. The latter
road, however, is controlled by
the Van SweringenS through stock
now in the hands Of a trustee.
Gets Baltimore Terminal
The Pennroad Corporation,
through the deal, acquires the
Canton Company, which controls
a terminal in Baltimore that
would be valuable to the Balti.
more and Ohio and the Detroit,
Toledo, and Ironton, formerly
owned by Henry Ford.
It is under stood that the deal
was financed by a recent offering
Of nearly 50,000, 900 Of stock by
the Pennroad Corporation.
The Taplin Brothers, 1t Is said,
will retain their position on the
directorate Of the P. and w. Va,
until the deal is officially an
nounced by the Pennroad Cor
poration.
The Washington times., 1929-11-05
Produce Markets

market about steady. New York. S-s
crates, S2.So9a.76; mostly s1.7S.
Lettuce-supplies liberal: demand
light. market STEADY. California, crates,
Iceberg. type as dozen, S2.7S03: few
onions-supplies light demand light.
market about steady. New York and
Michigan, io0-pound sacks. yellows, U.
S. No /, medium TO large size. e292.l5:
light. market steady. New York. i5o-
/. s426@A40; some poor condition. sac
$50. Maine, 12o-pound baeks, Green
Mountains. U. 8. No. /, $3.50 9s.sS.
sweet potatoes-Supplies light; de-
mand slow; market steady. Eastern
shore, Va. cloth-top barrels, yellows,
No. i. $2.6S@2.T5. Eastern shore, Nd,
bushel hampers, yellows, No. J., fine
quality. S1.250LSo; poorer, soc@n.
String bsans-Supplies liberal; de-
mand moderate; market dun. Norfolk
section. Va; hushsl hamper. green
ity, 31TS0s.25. South Carolina, bushel
hampers, green, wide range in prices,
mostly Sl.50@2; few best, $2.25: poorer
low as 75c; North Carolina and South
Carolina, some refused.
Tomatoes-Supplies light; demand
moderate; market firm. California, lug
boxes. ripes and turning, wrapped. $2.5Q
G27S
Cauliflower-supplIes moderate; de-
mand light; market steady. Long Is
land. crates S2.7S@1; Utah, pony
crates. $1.7s@l.Ss.
light: market steady. Florida, boxes.
Parson browns. No. i, SS.So 93.7S; few.
"a. No 4 S276n3
The Washington times., 1929-11-05

One student, Harold Mckee, of
Pittsburgh, Pa. was in the county
jail today, unable to raise the
$4,000 bond set by Judge Bert Fry
following his arraignment on a
charge Of possession of liquor.
Two others for whom warrants
have been issued, are Alexander
Cow, of Windsor, Ontario, and
Charles Fitzpatrick, of Flushing,
N. Y.
President Alexander q. Ruth
ven expressed concern over the
rum disclosure and promised the
university would take full cogni-
zance" of it as soon as the facts
are made public officially.
Cow and Fitzpatrick disap-
peaFea freHa their Feema iA