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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25

Roger Robinson, Herbert Robinson,
Archie Clark. C1aud r. Holloway, II.
T. TONNE, Hays Scissor, ID. @.
Foster. I. 3. Loe, VIM. q. Hecht,
M. Fl. layer. g. j. Scott. d. r. Jen-
kins. Abe Wise. Holly Bostick, j. a.
Bremen, William j. Phillips, Jr.,
Charlie Pierce, st. Claire Thomp-
son. Davis L. Decker. Ben 8. Duff
field. w. w. Grayson. John Travis,
William j. Gerron. Audrey Fox, r.
O.. Fawkes, Z. II. Jameson. George
Lochrie. S. L. Gill, A. J. Schubert,
p. K. Gebhardt, M. L. Gilmore. Gn-
don E1ethley, M. NJ. King, Fred a.
ard. Hunter Akard, George ID. CAL
der. M. L. Corbett, i. l.. Bradley.
Clifford Crowell, II. A. White, j. K.
Johnson, c. r. johnson. Ray Gano,
McCharen. Jr., Charles Klein. r. T.
Bull, Joe Lochrie, Charles Kennedy,
T.. o. Robbins. German Fox. Bond
K. Carroll, Robert II. Fackelman,
Joe Keepers, Z. D. Darlington. John
Glarner. and George Campbell and
| Misses Bess Davey and Alma Spiv-
ey.
The high score prize. a black and
gold silhouette. was won by Mrs.
Grayson, and the second high went
to Mrs. Schubert, who received a
piece OF silk lingerie. The high
cut prize, a fancy vase. went to Mrs.
Gebhardt. and the low score prize,
an italian hand carved box. was
awarded to Mrs. Herbert Robinson
The decorations OF the rooms
were In green and white and this
color scheme vas also carried out
In the refreshments.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25

White. 8. L. Gill. NJ. H. Dryer. Ben
>. Duffield, George LochrIe, wv. w.
Grayson. g j. Scott. u. *. Smith.
4. III. Jameson. r.. r. Rains and
B. l.. jenkins and Mesdames T. @.
Tawhes, j. P. Bremen and st. Claire
Thompson, Miss Alma Spivey and
Messr6. G. w. Spivey and ID. j.. Al
len.
The women's high score prize. q
necklace was awarded TO Mrs. Abe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25
COMPLIMENTARY AFFAIR
HONORS MRS. BUIF

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Clark. en-
tertained a number OF Raymond
vile friends of Mrs. z. H. Buie of
Matches. Miss. with a bridge party.
Wednesday evening in the Wcmen's
Building In Harlingen. Mrs. Buie
was a former resident or Raymond
vile, and has been spending the
past two weeks visiting her many
friends here.
Guests MeSsrs. and Mesdames
were Holly Bostick. Bond l.. Carroll.
Abe Wise. Charles Kennedy, II. "A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25
COAT FROCKS

BY all means do not overlook the
coat frocks for summer days. They
come in printed lines. with tiny
vestees or white, and in a wide
range Of colors and materials. They
are fine for outdoorswear when you
shun q coat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25

Wise. Mr.. Gill winning the menNh
high o prize, a cigarette h0ldgt
The womens second high scors
prize went to Mrs. E. II. Jameson
and Mr.. Jameson won the mems
second high, "a cigarette holder. The
consolation prize ar ash tray. was
awarded TO j. K. Smith. TO the
honoree, Mrs. Buie. q beautiful
hand carved ivory brooch was pre-
Sented.
The refreshments we're served as
at late hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25

The rhinoceros, whose eyesight
Is very poor, always carries a flock
OF birds upon his back. They pay
for the ticks his hide furnishes by
giving him warning Of approach
ing danger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25
NOW " THEN

An American movie actress was
applying for a passport.
"Single'7' asked the clerk.
Occasionally" answered the &C
tress.-Tit-Bits
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25
Registration Blanks Ready For
First Summer Camp Week

moran" in the arroyo is to be a
feature. This Is q sturdy. floored
floating swimming pool. rallied. Of
fering safe swimming for the girls.
A camp doctor is also TO be on
hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25
SMITHS HOSTS
TO CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Smith were
hosts TO the Friday Night bridge
club at their home on West Wood
Ave. this week. Seventy six men,
bers we're present.
Mrs. Robinson was awarded the
women's high o prize, a pack
age Of face powder and Hooly
Bostick received the mems high
prize. a smoking set. MI. Fackel-
man received the consolation, d toy,
Refreshments consisted OF Pecan
Pie and iced tea.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25
Two Hostesses
Raymondville Society
Bridge
R~aymondville Society

RAYMoNDvILLE. May 24-Mrs. q. S. Wright and Mrs. C. C. Conley
were JOINT noSHsses Tuesday to q number Of their friends at the home
OF Mrs =. !. Wright on East Wood avenue. when they entertained them
with an afternoon of bridge.
Those invited were Mesdames Howard Campbell. Eugenia Bannkter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25
COMPLETE ENSEMBLE

Very new is a complete ensemble
Of tweed printed silk. Suit, bere.,
purse. scarf and shoes are Of the
fabric. The blouse Is white chiffon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25
CLUB
AT TRAVIS HOME

Thursday afternoon the Modern
istic club was entertained at tbs
home OF Mrs. Charles Travis with
an afternoon of bridge.
Those present were Mesdames
Charlie Johnson, a. ". Schubert, X.
u. Loe. Roger Robinson, Herbert
Robinson. Gordon Kethley, nj. WI.
King. and K. ID. Darlington.
Mrs. Kethley received an atomiz-
or as the high score prize. Mrs.
Roger Robinson received the low
score prize. a china parrot
Refreshments were served nc the
close Of the afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25
BON TEMP CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Joe Lochrie entertained the
members OF the Bon Temp Bridge
Club at her home In the Harding
Apartments Wednesday afternoon.
Three tables of guests were present.
The apartment was beautifully
decorated with cape jasmine. Mrs.
j. x. Smith won the high score
prize. a cream and sugar set.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the games.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
PoRULJART MAGYAR EMBER

Muranyi Albert, akroni honfi-
tarsunk sajat karan tanulta meg,
hogy mem konnyii dolog a kor-
manyt becsapni.
Muranyi jelentette az allam-
kincstarnak, hogy ego pipajat a
zsebebe tette eMnek folytan $39
ertekii papirptnze elegett. Mura-
nyi ielentesehez mellekelte az ell
szenesedett penzt. Amikor a
kincstarban megvizsgaltak a
bankjegyek maradvanyait, raj0t-
tex, hogy valaki mas mar io lido
vel azel0tt bevaltotta megfelelt
szamu bankjegyeket.
A sz0vetsegi hatosag6k nyom
ban letartoztattak Muranyit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
LEESETT A HIDROL

A rendorseg vizsgalatot indi-
tott egy baleset koriilmenyeinek
kideritesere, amelynek folytan
egy ember eletvesztlyes striile,c-
ket szenvedett.
A rend6rsegen tett jelentes sze-
rint Thomas Ryan, 81 ewes, allan
eel lakos az East Endi hidrol le-
zuhant es a Lake Erie & Eastern
r. r. sineire esett. Ryan allltasa
szerint, amint hidon atmenoben
volt elveszett laba al0l talaJ es
ugy 6rezte, hogy egy yukon esett
at ezzel elvesztette eszmeletet.
Beszallitottak a k6rhazba, ahol
megallapitottak, hogy borda to-
rest, vallcsont forest es sulyos
belso serUleseket szenvedett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
KARACSONYI SZINDARAB
A G.. KATHOLIKUSOKNAL

Utoljara tudatjuk hiveinkkel,
magyar testvereinkkel, az 0ssz-
magyarsaggal, hogy f. no 25-en
este fel nyolc oral kezdettel a
szent karacsony estet sep szinda
rab kereteben jiljiik meg temp
lom alatti termiinkben Maho-
ming avenuen. A szindarab cine
Karacsony a havas telben'. Iia-
zafias Is vallasos. Sol megnyir-
bait Magyarorszagrol. A targya
olyan, /hogy mindenkinek bronze
re lesz. A 'fiatalsag szepen jatsza
mar is a pr6bakon. Sok lesz a SEE
replG. Elenk lesz a, jatek. SEE
mink ele varazsolja a szep ma
gyar hazdt. S mar csak azert is
hissziik, minden magyar, aki SEE
reti a szepet, elton k0ztnk, hogy
kellemesen elszorakozzek. Meleg
terem, jo tea varni fogja a hivein-
ket, magyar testvereinket. Es
meg valami: minden gyermek, Xxi
az esten jelen lesz, cukorkaban
reszesiil, meiyet SIT. Miklos fog
kiosztani csomagokban.
Belepti dij csekelyseg lesz. -,
Azert senki Sc tartsa otthon csa-
ladjat, hanem f0ltetleniil j0jj0n
ell iinnepelni az Ur>Jezus sziilete-
Sc estejet, inert ezt csak egyszer
evenkent teheti.
A karacsonyi szertartasok rend-
jet is lit k0zoljiik hiveinkkel:
Dec. 24-en fel nyolckor este
nagy esteli szertartas.
Dec. 25-en karacsony; regge
fel kilenckor kis mise, fel tizen.
egykor nagy mise, mise vegtn mi
rovalas.
Dee. 26-an masodnak reggel
Eel tizkor Macy mise.
Dee. 27-en SIT. Istvan vertanu ;
mise fel tizkor reggel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
Varlaky Sander
Observation-Disclosures

Fogadjak halas k0szonetiinket
mindazok, akik nehai Tarjanyi
Samuel temeteset megjelenesiik-
kel megtiszteltek ct utols6 ,utJa
ra kisertek.
Koszonjiik Mt. Laky Zsigmond-
max, a Magyar Ref. Egyhaz lelke-
szenek gy0nyorii, lelekemel6 bu-
csutartasat es Vascsak Jozsefnek
a szepen rendezett temetest.
A koszorukert k0sz0netet mon
dunk a k0vetkezoknek: Csepke
oalazs Is cs., Marion Gy0rgy es
cs., Mike Russian es cs., Boda An
dras 6s cs., Olay Zsofia es cs..
Talr Anna, keresztlanya, Csepke
Karoly, keresztfia, Marion Paine.
Mezey Antal es cs. es a szamos
,zomszed Is jo barat.
"A temetest autOJukkal megtlSZ-
teltek: Halasz JOSEF, Mike Ru-
.shen, Thomas Ferguson, Boda
Andras, Ritzo Gyula, Fred Las
kovich, Andy Lutura, John Ostcr-
mann, Molnar Ferencne, Moinar
Lajos, Gazdik Lajos, Mezey An
tai, Stromp Janos es Macy San-
dor. Fogadjak k0sz0netiinket va
lamennyien.
Csepke Balazs, Marion Gyorgy,
Olay Karoly.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
Mikor ejfelkor sz6la harang

Ejfel van. MegszolaIt a torony-
ban a harang $ iinnepre hivja,
ahitatra szolitja az embereket.
Miert sz6lsz te harang tppen
olyan id6ben, mikor leginkabb j5
aIom a szemekre s edes slender
gesbe meriilve alszanak az embe-
rek9
Azert, inert karacsony van s
karacsony napjan, most 1890 eve,
tppen tjfalkor sziiletctt meg, aiit
igertek nekiink akir6l szazadok-
kal elore szolott a profetak ihlctt
aka. Es megsziiletett, hogy beke
legyen f0ldon a joakaratu en-
bereknck. Es mintha a harang
ercajka is AIT rebegne karacsony
rjfelen: Beke a f0ld0n .joakara-
Ia embereknek
Mi a bcke? Az az a csend, mcly
honol a sziv mtlyen; az a nyuga-
lom, mely, mikent a derii a vira-
gos tajak f0lott, ring az emberi
lelekben. Beke, cs0nd es nyuga-
lom orias hordereju tenyez6k, me-
lyeket kincsen, aranyOn mem le-
het megvasarolni, s melyeket ed
dig kincsen rs aranyon senkinek
sem sikeriilt megvasarolni. Pcdig
a kincs es arany 0riasi ket tenye-
10, melyek hatalmat, dicsoseget es
joletet jelentenek. Ezeknek pa
rancsara es hatalmi szavara a
cs0nd szivbe es nyugalom a
lelkekbe sohse vonult meg be.
Ime, mily hatalmas ez a vilag,
melyben eliink! Gepek robognak
szabadon Is vaganyokon yisz-
mex mests gyorsasaggal, ahova
csak 6hajtunk: a volgyekb6l ha-
talmas gyarak ktmtnyei meredez-
mex a magasba, melyekben szor-
Cos munka folyik, mely milliokat,
S0t milliardOkat termel; irodak-
max 1920, s6t ennel is magasabb
emeletii felh0karcol0kat emeliink,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

Segitsdk el0 a Pro Hungaria
Karacsonyi szeretet akci6iat,
Csomag minden szegeny
magyarnak!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
A KRUMPLIPAPRIKAS
TITOKZATOS HALOTTJA

Budapestr6l jelentik: = A Ro-
na-utca II. szamu hazban Gastner
Andrasne olasz nyelvmestern6 Ia
lasan holtan talaltak Clair Jakab
1S ewes magantisztvisel0t, aki a
jelek szerint mergezesben halt
meg. A fiatalember, aki aznap es-
tig bent dolgozott a hivatalban,
dolga vegeztevel elment tanar-
n6h0z, akitol mar hosszabb id0
ota olasz nyelvleckeket vett. A
nyelvtanarn6 vacsorara hivta meg
tanitvanyat, akit krumplipapri-
kassal kinalt meg. A vacsora We
geztevel fiatalember rosszul lett
Is a nyelvmestern0 mem akarta
Ut ilyen allapotban elengedni, -
ugy hogy Clair az ejszakat oft t0l
totte es divanyon kapott nyug-
NUuclyCt.
Mikor reggel tejkihord6 fell
ibresztette a nyelvmesternSt,
Gastner Andrasne koltogetni pro-
balta Clair Jakabot es megd0b-
Lenve vette eszre ekkor, hogy a
iiatalemberben mines elet. Azon-
l,al kihivattak mentoket, akik
megallapitottak, hogy halala mer
gezes k0vetkezteben mar az ejsza-
ka folyaman beallott.
A t0rvenyszeki orvos fogja
maid megallapitani vegleg ha-
lal ketsegtelen okat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

.melyekben lebonyolitunk minden
fajta iizletet, mely meses penzt
jelent; az egykor igen szertny
penzintezetek helyere hataimas
epiileteket helyeztek, melyekben
szazmilliokr0l beszemek: sz0val
mindeniink van, csupan egynek
hijan vagyunk es ez a beke, nelly
a sziv cs0ndjet Is a lelck nyugal-
mat kepezi
Minden nagy, ami van, mem ele-
git Xxi, mindig valaminek hiian
vagyunk, valami utan vagynnk,
sot meg is mond.mk, hogy mi utan
vagyEnk. sot neha hangosan cl is
kialtiuk magunkat: Beke kell me-
kiink, beket adjatok nekunk! ?! We.
gyetek el mindent t0liink, csak
beket adjatok nekiink FL ezzel a
zaklatott elcttel, melyben eliink
amelyben benne vagyunk ada.
tok cs0ndet sziveinknek $ nyngal
mat lelkeinknek, inert dacara d
nagy haladasnak, melynek majC
a tetejere trtiink, boldogtalanoF
vagyunk azoknak hianya Matt
Ejfel van, karacsony eJJele
Sol harang tornyokban IS je
lenti, hogy sziiletett valaki I
majdnem ketezer ewes multDan
hogy bekeje legyen a joakaratu
embernek.
A bekenek legnagyobb tenye
| z6je a j6akarat. Els ITALIAN epper
ennek a joakaratnak vagyunk hi
IAN ez a mi f6bajunk9 Hat BIZ
zony ugy van! A joakaratnak
slapja a hit es eppen ezt a hatal.
mas tenyez6t veszitjiik Ell, vagy
italian el is veszitettiik vegkepen
S mikent a mezot 6s viragot meg.
termekenyiti feny Is meleg
ugy hit is termi meg a szivek-
ben a joakaratot, mely alapja a
bekenek.
V6r1akv CSnInr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
SIT. GYORGY SZOVETSEG
TIsZTUJITO GYttLESE

A SIT. Gy0rgy Magyar G. X.
Sz0vetseg II. osztalya f. no 14-en,
vasarnap delutan tartotta rem
dies havi gyiileset, amelyen a j0vo
eyre az uj tisztviselok lettek meg
valasztva. Eln0k lett Balog Ist-
van, alelnok Macy Janos, penztar-
nok Hajdu Jozsef, titkar-jegyz6
ifj. Kaczm Mihaly. gyermek oszt.
iigykezel6 Macy Janos, penzt. ell
len6r Kondas Andras, harom ia
gu szamvizsgalo bizottsag Balog
Istvan, Orosz Mihaly, Lengyel Pc
ter, zaszl0viv0 Vask0 JOSEF. -
Gampbellben beteglatogat6 Kon-
das Andras. Steeltonban Csolin-
ski Ferencne, Soltesz Mihaly
South Sideon Macy Janos. War,
renben Varga Peter. ajt66r XII
rally Istvan. Hivatalos orvos Lau-
ressin Jen5. Nagybizottsagi tagok
Macy Janos, Hajdu JOSEF es Ka-
eur Mihaly. Hivatalos lap a hely-
bell Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Kaczur Mihaly titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
EZtjsTLAKODALOM

December 12-en, pdnteken lin
nepeltek Kohut Geza ts neje, regi
Youngstown magyarok % ewes
hazassagi evfordul6jukat 229 So
Portland avenue alatti otthonuk
ban.
Nagyszamu ismeros, szomszed
es barat gyiilt 0ssze. akik elhal.
moztak az Unnepl6 part ajande.
kaikkal IS j0kivanataikkal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
HALALOs vEREKEDEs

Mutt kedden ejjel kartyajatek
folyt egy Poland avenuei mulato-
helyen. Hajnali negy ora tajban
szovaltas keletkezett jatekosok
k0z0tt, amely hamarosan vereke-
desse fajuIt el. Verekedes k0zben
egyikiik kest rantott el0 AIT tel
les erejevel ellenfelenek. Eli Mos
lick, 1929 Campbell avenuei la
kosnak hasaba d0fte.
Az eszmeletlen MOslickot r0g.
ton beszallitottak Youngstown
Hospital south sidei osztalyara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

Megirtuk. hogy ifj. Kasza Ka-
roly, november san reggel, mint
szokott, iskolaba indult S ezzel
eltiint.
Most ertesiilj:nk, Logy a rem
d6rseg minden igyekvtse hiaba
valo volt, a flu meg mindig mem
keriilt meg. Hosszas tavollete Is
hallgatasa Matt sziilei att6l fell
mex, hogy gyerekiik biinteny -
vagy halalos baleset aldozata
lett. kiilonosen tdesanyjat viselte
meg sok aggodalom, amely csal
mem agyban fekv0 betegge tette
A rend0rseg a mult heten erint
kezesbe lepett tobb mint otszaz
varos es megye hat6sagaival a;
Egyesiilt Allamok minden resze
ben es rem6lik, hogy lily modon
nyomara jutnak maid fiunak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
MEGsz0K0TT FoGoLY.

A rend6rseg egy sz0kevenyt
k0r0z William Cox szemelyeben,
akit csirketolvajlas Matt nemre-
giben 30 napi foghazra Is $50
penzbirsagra iteltek. Multi ked-
den Coxot tobb mas fogollyal
egyitt uti munkara vezenyeltek
XII. Munka kozben Cox lassan-
kent egyre tavolabb es tavolabb
jutott a fegy0rt6l es tobbi rab.
t6l egy alkalmas pillanatban
kereket oldott. Rend6rseg korozi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

ahol az orvosok miitetet hajtottak
vegre rata. Allapota valsagos es
felepiil6sehez alig van rem6ny.
A rendorseg letart6ztatta a
tettest es ket szemtanut, akik
szinten reszt vcttek a Macy we're
kedesben.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-08
Building Materials
SPECIAL
Machinery and Tools

NEW and renewed Electric Motors; bought.
solo. exchanged, rented. repaired ana
Meier Electric & Machine Go.
3525 E. Wash. st. Ir. 1851.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-08
ENGLISH AVE. 3707
9O6 N. OXFORD

Modern. rooms: dressing room, break
East nook garage; ideal yard. Gu. 6e2s.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-08
Rusiness Places for Rent

LARGE SToREROOM-4O S. Capitol ave.
win do for any kind retail or wholesale
business; basement. 1st and I'd floors
lucky ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-08
Suburban for Rent

EAST OF EMERSON-5-rm. mod. bunga-
low; hrepl..2-car gar: redo; SIS. II. $3.50.
SINGLES rms, mod. gas, near St.
Roch's church. Dr. 6s04-ring :.
VANTED-Reliable couple. man employed,
occupy new mod. sub; small rent. He
as5s.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-08
Houses for Sale
North

Attractive rms. French doors. extra
neal ssr ,, tree SvS Sarups; zen nome
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-08
Office end Desk Space

rs 50. feet space LIST floor, private front
and rear entrance. s windows with north
and vest exposure. City steam heat and
lights furnished. 18th and Meridian, or
Information. call Ia. 09S7
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-08
Houses for Sale
East
1q20 YOUNG AWE.

Five-room English type bungalow Win
long living room, side drive ana mooern
to the minute You can buy this home
with small down payment. Balance terms.
Call MR.. DILLEHAY, DR.. 1925.
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whose extravagant contributions are
30 shot with genuine humor that
they seem almost natural Joe Dan
zansky and Miss Wilhelmina GUIDE
share in the spirit of extravaganza,
and there are several occasions
which are Illuminated by the COM
petent work Of Miss Ada Green and
Paul Wrangell. The dancing Of Miss
Marjorie Mitchell and the singing Of
Henry Nestor, Miss Jane Wilson and
Miss Mary Welchel are good contri-
buttons. A single number by Miss
Sue Crump, Maxim Love-" displays
novelty in conception and execution.
Others in the cast are Miss Edith
Brookhart and AL Perry, who have
their share of the fun. Denis z.
Connell, director, also is to be COM
nended on his ability to manage O
live group of players.
Miss Jean Westbrook gave an in
cidental violin solo which added to
the pleasure Of the evening. The
book Of the play was the work of
Fletcher Henderson and Frank West
brook. Music was by William Jenni-
son and Dan Beattie, assisted by
Frank Westbrook and Miss Junie
Wells. Those whose handiwork ap-
peared in the lyrics were Dan Beat
tie. Ralph Kennedy, Milton Beck
man. Frank Westbrook. Fletcher
Henderson and Miss Wilhelmina
Guide. Dancing was under the di-
rection Of Miss Dorothy Schenken,
Miss Betty Reynolds, Miss Christine
Spignul, Miss Julia Barnes and Mr..
Kennedy. The scenery was arranged
by John Redmond. Among those
Evening star., 1930-12-12
Distinguished Sisters Pre.ent

Mrs Nicholas Longworth, wife of the
speaker OF the House, is always the
center OF interest and shared attention
as last nights party with her sister.
ears. Hlcnaro Derby, formerly Miss Ethel
Roosevelt. Mrs. Longworth was in a
very becoming gown of lowered taffeta
mace very long and fun. with a double
Train cut square at the ends. Mrs.
neroy was in gown of pie crust color
saneta, fashioned similarly to that Of
hsr sisters.
AMONG those from the other courts
Evening star., 1930-12-12
From the Front Row
Reviews and News of Washington 5 The Aters.

The Troubadours opened q series
OF three performances last evening
at the Mckinley High School Audi
torium. While the initial perform
ance showed some points at which
criticism might be aimed, it appears
likely that such minor defects will
be obliterated before the completion
Of the engagement tomorrow eve
ming. The spirit of the young per-
sons en- the stage, even to the three
distinct choruses, represents that
novelty in such public exhibitions
an evident enthusiasm for the under
taking, which may easily be i'm
parted to an audience.
One achievement Of the Trouba-
dours Is the discovery of a comedian
who has rare magnetism, which
causes one to anticipate something
worth while whenever he has oc-
casion to saunter out on the stage.
Some professionals might well enyy
that distinction of William Phillips.
Evening star., 1930-12-12
WILBUR DEMANDS
RUSSELL EXPLAIN
Member of Power Commits
sion Called for Criticism of
Pennsylvania Body.

Solicitor Charles A. Russell Of the
Federal Power Commission today was
called upon by Secretary Wilbur. chair
man Of the commission, to explain his
criticism Of the Pennsylvania Public
Service Commission, of which Wilbur
yesterday ordered an investigation.
Russell. who accused the Pennsyl-
vania commission Of permitting the
Clarion River Power Co. to issue
watered stock, said following the secre-
tary's request that he probably would
be ready to reply Monday.
Further action by the commission
Secretary Wilbur said, depended upon
the facts brought out by Russell, whose
accusations were made in the trial
OF q suit of the Clarion River Co.
against the Federal Power Commission
challenging the commissions right to
eliminate company investment claims.
The Pennsylvania commission, through
William D. B. Ainey, chairman, de-
manded Of the Federal Power Commits
sion that Russell be made TO prove his
charge or apologize to the Pennsyl-
vania commission and to the District
OF Columbia Supreme Court, where
the allegations were made.
Russell also accused the Pennsylvania
commission Of failing to keep close
watch over utility companies, and said
that II the State commission won't
regulate power companies, then the only
hope will be the Federal Government" !"
F. Z. Bonner, executive secretary
Of the Federal commission, today de-
plored the criticism made by Russell.
Bonner characterized the situation as
very distressing, since our relations
with the Pennsylvania commission al
ways have been highly satisfactory and
the generous cooperation extended by
that agency has been most helpful"
''The Pennsylvania commission is
recognized as one of the best regulatory
agencies in the country" Bonner said
"and it Is very distressing to have any,
thing occur that disturbS our harmoni-
Gus relations"