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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
MOTHER FOUND
WANDERING
ON Street

Mrs. Mary Leigus, 34-year-
old Lithuanian domestic,
mother Of two children, is in
Gallinger Hospital today re-
covering from the effects Of
what police termed a "grand
drunk" that caused Fourteenth
precinct police and mead
quarters detectives trouble no
end in the early morning
hours today.
Shortly after 3 o'clock this morn.
ing, residents in the neighborhood OF
Thirtieth Street and Massachusetts,
Avenue Northwest, telephoned p0-
lice that a murder was taking
place nearby. A woman's piercing
screams could be heard throughout
the vicinity. The deeper voice OF q
man also was heard.
Police Rush to Scene
Policemen c. w. Peters and. A.
H. Blandy, Of the Fourteenth Pre-
cinct. and Detective Sergeants Ben
jamin G.. Kuehling and Arthur
FINELY rushed to the scene. All
was quiet, but lights in houses told
them that residents were up and
ready to flee or join in q chase at
q moments notice.
A few minutes after arriving In
the fashionable neighborhood, the
police saw Newton L. McClaren,
57-year-Old chauffeur, OF the 200
block OF. Second st. N. W., standing
weakly on q nearby corner. Ques.
tlOning developed that he and Mrs.
Leigus had been drinking together
and had decided to take a walk.
While they walked the skies poured
down rain. Mrs. Leigus got soaking
wet and decided to discard her cloth
ing, McClaren told the police. The
screams and the mans voice raised
in anger were heard when he at
tempted to force her to stop dis.
robing.
However, Mrs. Leigus had her
way. Clad In nothing but smile,
McClaren said, his lady friend dis
appeared. A search was then insti.
tuted for the missing woman, Nc
Claren being sent to theh Third pre-
cinct.
Woman Is Captured
After three hours of tramping up
and down the streets, through wet
shrubbery and in and out of back
yards, the detectives finally saw
white figure dart across the road
in front Of their automobile. Out
they JUMPED and gave chase, cap
turing Mrs. Leigus in q few min
utes.
One of the policemen draped Mrs.
Leigus in his abbreviated uniform
coat. while another went to a
nearby home and borrowed q blan-
ket Mrs. Leigus was taken to
police headquarters and booked on
charge of drunk and sent TO
GaIIinger Hospital. She refused to
give her address. or tell police
where her husband or children are.
McClaren was released.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
p u C. Seeks to End Split ODer 7aricab hsu rance
PLANS HOLDING
HEARINGS IN
PUBLIC

With the sentiment Of its
members believed to be di-
vided over the matter, the
Public Utilities Commission to-
day was preparing to institute
open hearings to consider pro-
posals to require taxicab own
ers to carry liability insurance.
No majority in favor or against
the plan Ii thought IN well informed
circles to exist on the Commission.
This situation adds to the import.
ance OF the hearings which win be
started soon after the street car
merger controversy is disposed Of.
Group IL Divided
While none OF the Commissioner
win make public his stand. one OF
them il known to be In favor OF the
project, while another Ii opposed to
II. The third is believed to have
an open mind. There il q possibility,
OF course. that the members who
already have set opinions might
SA0HSc thGiE luIHuBs
All persons concerned agreed to.
day that some definite action by the
Commission IS necessary to relieve
q somewhat amusing condition now
existing. The Commission already
has in effect an order requiring all
taxicab drivers to be covered by q
liability insurance.
Is Not Enforced
Unlike most rulings OF the Com.
mission, this requirement Ia being
disobeyed by nearly every cab driver
in the city. This is because little or
no effort has beAa made to enforce
the order.
It was explained today that the
Commission feels there is some
doubt as to whether it has suffi.
cinet authority to place this order
in force. This Is why the hearings
are to be held, as 1t Is generally
agreed that additional legislation
will be needed to give the Com.
mission power to act.
The Supreme Court Of the United
states has ruled that the Commits.
sion has authority to govern the
operation Of taxicabs and other NIB.
iic vehicles operating at the Union
station and having stands at hotels.
The high tribunal held that the
other taxicabs should come under
the strict supervision OF the police
department.
Authority Divided
This is one of the principal arsu.
ments being made by proponents Of
liability insurance. They contend
that, with two governing AUTHORITIES
neither one takes enough interest "a
remedy the situation they claim
exists.
One OF the arguments OF the friends
OF the project Is that numerous fipan.
cialiy irresponsible taxicab owners
now are using the streets of Wash.
ington.
Meanwhile, Representative Clar.
ence j. Mcleod of Michigan. chair.
man of the judiciary subcommittee
Of the House District COMMITTEES. ia
expected to open hearings shortly on
a bill which would require District
taxicab owners to protect the public
by liability insurance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
Apartment Robbed
OF $1,000 in JeweIry

Mrs. Eleanor Bowker, living in an
apartment in the 1900 block OF M st.
N. W. reported to police of the
Second precinct today that her apart
ment had been entered between Sep.
TENDER 3 and and that $500 IN
Jewelry had been stolen.
Among the jewels stolen were q
solitaire diamond ring. a gold ring
set with large diamond. the center
of which was surrounded by circle
of small diamonds; gold ring with
three diamonds In q row. and one
crescent-shaped pin containing .
double row OF diamonds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
Huge Passenger Plane
To Quit Boiling Field

One of the largest passenger
planes in America is scheduled to
leave Boiling Field today for Co.
lumbus, Ohio. The plane, the i'm.
mense Condor, has been undergoing
a series of flights and tests at the
Army flying field. Maj. Gen. James
e. Fechet, chief of the Army Air
Service. and Capt. Ira Eaker, Of
Question Mark fame, were among
those who took short hops" in the
Condor.
In Columbus the plane viii be
delivered to the Transcontinentsl
Air Transport.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
Navy Worker Retired
After al Years Service

After forty-ons years OF service.
Harry L. Ford. associate engineer.
Of the photographic Office. Navy
Department. has been placed on
the retired list. Il was announced
at the Navy Department yesterday.
He lives in the McReynoids Apart
ment.
Ford, who il IS. enlisted In the
Navy in 1888. He served in the
Coast and Geodetic Survey In
Alaskan waters until 1908 when he
was appointed to the FIydrographic
Office. He was eligible for retire
ment In 1925.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
Diplomas Are Awarded
8 d. C. Underwriters

Fisher III. Cochran. OF the Aetna
Life Insurance Co.: Francis DeSales
Roach and Dwight T. Scott. OF the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com.
pany. all OF Washington, have been
awarded diplomas by the American
College OF Life Underwriters.
James A. DeFeorce, OF the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company,
successfully passed all examinations
given by the college and will he
certified a chartered life under
writer as soon as he has had
three years experience. One hun.
bred and fourteen candidates took
the examination and 81 passed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
Friday The Thirteenth
UnlucIxy For Alleged
Numbers Aide

Friday the thirteenth was an
unlucky combination for James
Greene. charged with permitting
gaming in connection with taking
numbers" bets. and arrested at
Twentieth and L Streets North.
west by Detectives r. r. Nc
Carthy and W.. F. Burke Of the
Third precinct.
Appearing before Judge Gus A.
Schuldt yesterday Greene was
ordered to pay $500 or serve 30
days. Assistant District Attorney
Ernest Davis prosecuted the case.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14

S1AS oluCAnH was uIINlNK INTO
the city and was halted on six.
teenth Street by motorcycle pa
trolman.
Are Second Cousins
It was Raymond ". Sinclair.
Washington's champion arrester, who
frankly admits he is hard-boiled.
Sinclair the policemen did not
recognize Sinclair the drug clerk at.
first, he said. They are second
cousins.
When he finally did It made no
difference to him, for duty comes
first, Sinclair said.
Fined Eight Dollars
Young Sinclair pleaded guilty to
a charge OF speeding at 81 mics
an hour and was fined IS by Judge
Isaac r. Hit in Traffic Court. He
made no comment when he faced
the Judge.
Sinclair and his running mate K.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
SKY LAWS
To BE MADE
STR|CTER

Legislation to curb "blue
sky" stock operators In thu
District and to enforce ethical
conduct in real estate and
securities sales, is expected TO
be framed as the result Of the
investigation which the Blaine
subcommittee Of the Senate
District Committee is to begin
next week.
Recent local instances Of alleged
bucket shop" operators will be
taken under consideration In the
course OF the inquiry, 1t was learned
today, and an effort viii be made
to drive such establishments out Of
the city by law.
To Set Date Soon
Senator John J. Blaine Of wis.
consin, chairman Of the committee.
had hoped to begin meetings with
his subcommittee before next week,
but developments in the Senate pre.
vented his doing 30. He probably
viii set a definite date for the first
meeting within the next few DAYS.
In It's study OF local conditions the
subcommittee is expected to take up
the bill of Senator Arthur Capper,
chairman OF the committee, aimed at
INSCRIPTIONS stock operators in this
city. Senator Blaine hopes to ex.
pedite the inquiry by collecting be.
forehand all available data on the
subjects of the survey in order that
the subcommittee. after viewing the
material, may set to work at an
early date to draft suitable legisla-
ton to cover the several topics Of
the probe.
Several Bills Seen
1t il probable that not one bill,
but number of measures, win b.
reported out to the full committee
when the investigation is completed
Senator Blaine some time ago indi.
Gated that he considered the laws
of the District covering real estate
and stock sales utterly inadequate.
fun Of loop-holes and requiring
remedial legislation in several fea-
lures.
The Investigation Is being under
taken as the direct result of charges
made in the Senate last spring by
Senator Smith w. Brookhart OF
Iowa, who alleged that q nationwide
sale OF worthless real estate securi.
ties was being conducted from
Washington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
Taxicab Crash Injuries
Basis Of $4,000 Suit

bile OF John M. Deibert, 1900 block
Connecticut Ave. N. w. and a taxi
cab in which Mrs. Savina Leon,
1900 block Seventeenth st. N. W.,
was riding. last July 5, Is made the
basis Of a $4,000 damage suit with
Mrs. Leon az plaintiff. filed In Cir.
cult Court today.
Attorney Alvin L. Newmyer ,ap-
peared for Mrs. Leon who told the
court that the accident occurred
near the east gate Of the White
House and caused her to sustain
serious injuries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
U. S. Urged to Spurn
Bids for Sims Mail

Recommendations that all pend
ing bids for mail contracts under
the Merchant Marine Act Of 1923
be rejected were sent to President
Hoover yesterday by the Inter
departmental Board. The board sug-
gested this action be taken pending
Qualification of existing shipping
laws by Congress, the White House
announced.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
LOYAL KNIGHTS MEETING

Loyal Knights OF the Round
Table will meet, on Tuesday at
1880 p. M. for their weekly lunch.
con at the University Club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14

p. Greenlow. arrested 40 persons
who were arraigned on speeding
charges in Tarffic Court yesterday.
All were convicted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
CARD PARTY ARRANGED

The Lebanon Chapter, Order Of the
Eastern Star. will give a five nun.
dred card party tonight at $40 in the
Northeast Masonic Temple.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
81 D. c. Bills Await
Senate Action
Times starr Photo.

Twentyone bills all affecting the District Of Columbia
but Of widely varied natures and still varied chances
Of being enacted into law, lie the council table in the
Senate District Committee room, awaiting the pleasure of
he nnmmiftaa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
p. c. Him,
On Speeding Count

1t Theodore Bea Sinclair 23yearOld drug clerk of Silver
Spring Md Dragged his friends that the
OF policeman, he is not likely to do it again
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
MARSHAL JOSEPH JOFFRE, BY JOHANsEN

The National Gallery OF Art, In
which hangs this portrait OF Mar.
shall Joffre, is indebted for It to
the National Art Committee. The
committee was formed with a view
to obtaining for America a
permanent collection or paintings
OF famous personalities and scenes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14

OF the World War.
The portrait Of Joffre. one of
more than score in the collection,
was executed by John G. Johansen.
N. A. 1t was presented to the
gallery through the NationaT Art
Committee by. Mrs. James c. Roger
son.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
PROTEST PLANNED

A ''Gastonia indignation meeting"
win be held tonight at 8 o'clock,
at the Ergatocrats Club, sos Tenth
st. N. w.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02

aprilis 24-en ejjel visszaadta lei
ket teremt5jenek.
Condos ftrje az anyat nagyon
szeret6 gyermekci alland6an OFT
voltak betegagya mellett, de le-
gyengiilt not mem tudtak meg
menteni az eletnek.
Smithne mind0ssze 32 ewes volt
s a Maramaros megyei Aknaszla-
tinar6l keriilt XII Amerikaba 13
ewes koraban. Is fvvel ezel6tt le-
petit hazassagra Smith Istvannal,
kivel boldog hazaseletet cit. Ha-
zassagukb6l 6 gyermek szarma-
zott, Xix k0ziil negy van eletben.
A jo csaladanyanak temetese a
Rose Streeten lev0 csaladi hazbol
es a SIT. Istvan templombol tor
tent, hol Varlaky plebanos es Ba-
lask6 Gy0rgy kantor vegeztek az
egyhazi szolgalatot az enekkar
enekelt Balask6 Margit orgona
kistret6vcl. A templom, melynek
Smith egyik alapit6 tagja $ egy
id3ben kuratora is volt, teljesen
megtclt gyaszol6 kozonseggel.
A temetesen igen sok mas va
rosbol val6 ismeros es rokon csa
lad is resztvett, t0bbek k0z0tt Su.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02

tax Florian rs csaladJa Tiltonvll-
leb6l, Smith Tgnatz Is cs., Salem
b0l, Peter Nestor es cs. A rava-
talt elaraszt6 koszorukat a k0vet-
kez3k kiild0ttek Tanczcr Lima,
edes anyja, Ugran Peter cs., Ia
bari Ilona, Brogli Istvan es ne.
je, Tanczer Viktor es cs., Hor-
vath Istvan es cs., Kinczik Janos
es cs., Orosz Ferenc 6s cs., Nestor
Peter es neje, Hauzer Fiilop cs.
Rose Street, szomszedok, Pres
sci JOSEF es neje, Marion Ba-
bos, Balog Peter es cs., Mr.. and
Mrs. Szalma, Smith Ignac es cs.
Lutak Janos cs., Mr.. McCarrick
Az elhunytat a Kalvaria teme.
tGbe is kikiserte a hatalmas gya
szol6 menet, ahol atadtak az
anyaf0ldnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02
Observation-Disclosures

Elmulaszthatatlan k0telesse-
gemnek erzem helyen is halas
k0sz0netemet nyilvanitani mind
azokkal szemben, akik felejthe-
tetlen felesegem elhunyta alkal-
naval reszvetuknek kiil0nb0z0
m6don kifejezest adtak velem es
csaladommal szemben, vigasz-
taltak merhetetlen Macy szomoru-
sagomban. Halas k0sz0netem H.
lesse mindenek el6tt Ft. ,Varlaky
Sander plebanos urat Is Balask6
Gy0rgy kantor urat, valamint az
enekkart a gy0ny0ru temetesert.
K0sz0netemet fogadja R6zsafu-
ger tarsulat es a SIT. Terez k0r
tagsaga, Xix szinten igyekeztek
banatomban vigasztalni. Halas
szivvel emlekezem tovabba mind
azokra, akik felesegemet betegse-
geben meglatogattak, a temet6s6n
megjelentek ravatalara koszo-
rukat helyeztek. Kosz0netet mon
dok tovabba azoknak, akik auto
iknak a temetesi menet celjaira
val6 atengedesevel segitsegiinkrc
voltak. Tisztelettel
Smith Istv&n IS gyermekei.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02

Macy reszvet mellett temettek
el aprilis 27-en Smith Istvannet,
a szeles k0rben ismert azletember
nejet. Smithne, kinek leanykori
neve Tanczer Maria volt, mar re-
gebben betegeskedett mintegy
kilenc hettel ezel0tt miiteten
ment keresztiil City k6rhazban,
de gyenge n6i szervezetc nem tu-
dott bajon gy6zedelmeskedni S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02
A Krs KOLLEKTOR

Gagyi Janos mester mar mem
tudjuk hany esztendeje kollekto-
ra az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap-
max. Az Greg Gagyi mint kollek-
tor n8siilt meg es ime most mar
kis kollektora van.
Gagyi fla a 13 ewes Gagyi Bella
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02

nos 6s cs., Schmidt JOSEF es cs.,
Skiba JOSEF es cs., KesZler Ven
del es cs., Bistucz Mihaly es cs.,
Hoffer Andras es cs., valamint
csaladjaik neveben Hegediis Ist-
vanne, id. Rak Janosne, Pivar-
nyik Mihalyne, Hauzer Fiil0pne,
Horvath Istvanne, Matyas J6zsef-
ne, Kovacs Ferencne es Lipko-
vics Matyasne. Egyenkent otven
dollart ajanlottak: Kiss Andras-
ne, Nemeth LajosnG Is Bclenszky
Janosnt. A gyiilts utan azonnal
bejelentettek 100 dollaros ajanla-
sokat Bathory Gy0rgy es Schmidt
Istvan.
A megajanlott 0sszegek egyiitt
$4650-et tesznek XII, tehat t0bb
mint egy 0todet annak az 0sszeg-
nek, amelyet meg kell, hogy'
aianlianak hitk0zsegi tagok
miel3tt a templom epites valora
valna.
A bizottsag.
Miutan a reszleteket megbeszel
tex, amelyek soran Nemenyi be-
jelentette, hogy vasarnapra elke-
szitteti az alairasi kartyakat a
k0vetkez6 .bizottsagokat kiild-
TEX XII:
Campbell: Fcher Mihaly kura-
tor, Bistucz Mihaly es Keszler
Wendell.
South Side es Poland Ave. (:
Czene Gabor kurator, Hoffer A.
gondnok es Skiba JOSEF.
Albert st. es k0rnyeke: Bodzas
Janos kurator, Kaluczky Janos es
Jagadics JOSEF.
Brier Hill: Bacs6 Janos kura.
tor, Lipkovics Matyas ts Kardos
Mihaly.
| A fentieken Xviii kikiild0ttek
az epit5 bizottsagba Pipoly Gyu
! lat. Danish J6zsefet. Kenylercl
Mihalyt, Habodasz Gusztavot, Ba
4 lask6 Gy0rgy0t es Nemtnyi Mix
los Ern6t.
A bizottsag choke Ft. Varlaky
! Sander plebanos lesz.
4 A mar emlitetteken xviii OF
voltak a gyiilesen: Latos J6zsef
SIT. Tstvan K0r choke, Szarka j.
ne, Gober J.-ne, Czene Cine, Mig
lecz Ferencne, Pisak Janosne, Gil
lax Janosne, Habodasz Gusztav
ne, Lengyel A.-ne, Bodzas J.-ne
Heri Nine, Zsidovszky J.-ne, I'll
mar J.-ne es Hasonicz Ferencne
Varlaky plebanos megkoszont'
a jelenvoltaknak a tanusitot
nagy erdeklodest es remenyet fe
jezte XII hogy az NJ templom mes
fog epiilni. A gyiilest imaval Ear
ia be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02
sZERKESZT6I ttZENET

Marion J6zsef, Niles. - Kerde-
set beterjesztettuk a konzulatus-
hoz, inert magunk mem tudunk ra
megfelelni. Mihelyst valaszt ka-
punk ertesiteni fogjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02

A lapunkban hirdet6 c6geknel
v&saroljon. v&s&rl&sainN emlitse
meg, hogy ! hirdetest lapunkban
4tta. Szolgllatot tess nekiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02

sorban Iatogatia a maeyarokat IS
apja helyett szedi fel a dohany
leveleket. A kis Gagyi nyagtai
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02
III templomra adakozik
a SIT. Istvan hitk0zseg
(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalr0l)

(Folytatas az
Bistucz Mihaly ait mondJa,
hogy campbelliek egyresze igen
kedvez5en gondolkozik temp
lomepites fel5l, de mindenkit fel
kell keresni es megnyerni az NJ
templom szep tervenek.
Balasko Gy0rgy hangoztatja,
hogy a templom alapot teljesen
kiil0n kell kezelni. Felajanlja au-
tomobiljat ARA a celra, hogy
Varlaky pltbanos meglatogathas-
sa az 0sszes katholillus hiveket.
Ajanlja, hogy minden keriiletben
egy bizotsag keresse fel a hittest-
vereket.
Kalucky Janos, aki szinten
egyike hitk0zseg regi harcosal-
max, ajanlja, hogy alakitsanak
egy optic bizottsagot, amely dol
poztasson XII terveket es csinaltas
son k0ltsegveteseket es hogy sza-
mitsak XII, hogy az vi templOm
k6ltstgeb6l mennyi esik egy tag
ra. Hangoztatja, hogy vi tenn
plomra mar regen volt sziiksege
hitk0zegnek es AIT is, hOgy
ugy ilIik, hogy a terhet mindenki
lehet6leg egyforman viselje.
Az elso ajanlat.
Nemenyi Mikl6s Ern6 0sszefog-
lalva az elhangzottakat, inditva-
nyozza, hogy gyiiles valasszon
ki egy optic bizottsagot, de miu-
tan anelkiil lehetetlen terveket
kesziteni, hogy a bizottsag tudna,
hogy koriilbelil milyen 0szeget
hajland6k hitkozsegi tagok
azonnal megajanlani, AIT is indit-
vanyozza, hOgy az akci6 azonnal
induljon meg es hogy mindenki
ajanljon a templom alapra. Az
ajanlasok csak abban az esetben
lesznek ervenyesek, ha legalabb
$22, ,500-at tesz XII 0sszegiik. XII
szamitja, hogy ha ennyi meg lesz
ajanlva, akkor a Scent Istvan OFT
hont el lehet adm es annak az
araval egyiitt t0bb mint 10000
dollar fog azonnal rendelkezesre
allni. Ez AIT jelentene, hogy hit
k0zseg egesz nyugodtan beleme
het egy $4,000 dollaros templom
tpitesbe. Kimutatja, hogy a mos
tani templom fentartasi es javi
s ta,i k0ltsegei kitettek legalabt
10000 dollart az elmult IL E,
alatt 6s hogy ezentul evente atlae
nagyobb es nagyobb osszegekbe
keriil maid a templom javitasa
"Sokkal jobban jarunk, ha IL.
templomot epitiink, inert az II.
epiilet fentartasi k0ltsegei az ell
SO 1915 esztend6ben igen alacso
nyak" - mondja. V6giil bcjelen
ii, hogy most az ideje az iigyet te
t6 ala hozni es megajanl maga E!
csaladja neveben $50 dollart, =
amely az esetben lesz fizetend6
ha 22,5OO dollar lesz alairva.
Varlaky plebanos helyesli Ne
menyi inditvanyat. Elsorolja
hogy t0bb mint 13 evi lit LETT
alatt mennyi javitasra volt silk
seq. A maya reszer6l szinten meg
ajanl $50 dollart.
A gyiiles resztvev6i nagy lelke
scdessel fogadtak ell az inditva
nyokat es azonnal megindult
megajanlasok aradata, amelyel
soran Pipoly Gyula jart el5l ct
szaz dollart ajanlva meg a mag
Is csaladja nev6ben. A jelen vol
tax k0ziil az 0sszes ferfiak tettel
ajanlatot. Mig t0bben a n5k k0
ziil, akiknek ferjei mem voltal
jelen, mondottak, hogy otthon
megbeszeles utan ok is resztvesz
mex megajdnlasban.
$4650
A ajanlatok k0vetkezok vol
tax: Pipoly Gyula es cs. $500
Varlaky Sandor plebanos $3.50
Nemenyi Mikl6s Ern0 es cs. $3.50
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-02

A aianlatok k0vetkez6k vol
tax: Pipoly Gyula es cs. $500 !;
Varlaky Sandor plebanos $3.50 !;
Nemenyi Mikl6s Ern0 es cs. $3.50;
Hasonicz Ferenc es cs. 5000 ;
Kenyhercz Mihaly es cs., vala-
mint Bidzas Janos Is cs. $3.50.
Egyenkent szaz dollarokat ajan-
lottak: Balask6 Gy0rgy es cs., Ha
bodasz Gusztav es cs., Danish J6-
zsef es cs., Gr6sz Istvan 6s cs.,
Kardos Mihaly es cs., Bacs6 ia
nos es cs., Mislai Imre es cs., Co.
Der Janos Is cs., Kaluczky Janos
Is cs., Jagadics Josef es cs., Len
gyel Andras Is cs., Lampert J6-
zsef IS cs., Szuhi JAnos Is c.,
Czene Gabor 6s cs., id. Bark6 ia
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-12

Layne made running catch
nello's low liner in the seventh.