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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
DEPORTALJAK

Haromszor iteltek ell CONDOS
JOSEF, warreni magyar, aki a
211 Wolfe Court alatt lakott, til
tott palinka egetesert.
Vegre megunta warreni rem
d6rseg CONDOS palinkagyartasat
es ertesitettek a sz0vetsegi hat6-
sagokat. Miutan CONDOS meg
mem amerikai polgar, elfogtak es
rovott multja Matt deportalni
fogjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
40 cALMETTE HALoTT

Liibeckb4l jelentik Az egesz-
segiigyi hivatal jelentese szerint
a Calmette oltoanyaggal kezelt
csecsem6k koziil egy ismet meg
halt. A keszitmenynek aldozatul
esett csecsem0k szama ezzel 4O-re
emelkedett. Betegen fekszik meg
Sc gyermek, 4S csecsem0 alfapo-
ia javult, ~ meggyogyult, illet6-
leg meg orvosi feljigyelet alatt
all.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
GIN vALToZAs

Multi szamunkban k0z0ltuk,
hogy Zaborszky Istvan, a Verho-
way Segely Egylet sharoni 26. fl
6kjanak titkara cimet valtozta-
tott. De nyomda hiba folytan a
cimet tevesen szedtek.
Zaborszky uj cine 1927 Fruit
Ave-, Farrell Pa. es szivesen lat
otthonaban barkit, aki erdekl5-
dix Verhoyay Egylet irant.
Ugyancsak hozza cimzend5k a
fi6kot erdekl8 0sszes levelek is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
VI MAGYAR vENDfuI6

A napokban uj magyar ven
degl6 nyilt meg az SOC Mahoning
Avenuen, Spring Camon-i hid
k0zvetlen k0zeleben. Az uj ven
degl3 az eddigi Smith Restaurant
helyen van. Tulajdonosa Kiss
Pal, ismert magyar ember, aki fe-
lesegevel egyitt szemelyesen We
zeti AIT. A magyar hazaspar XII
lonleges nagy gondot fordit d he
lyiseg tisztasagara q felszolg<
etelek j6 magyaros izere. Remel.
het6, hogy q magyarsag hsmaro.
san megkedveh a. Vi ysndSsl5t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
MEG6LTE KET LANYAT

Parisb6l jelentik: - Borzal-
mas gyilkossag t0rtent Brive la
Gaillarde kozeleben. Egy j6m6du
gazda, akinel hosszabb id5 6ta
elmezavar tunetei mutatkoztak.
felsz6litotta ket leanyat, hogy XII
serj6k el csiirbe. OFT leiit0tte a
ket leAnyt, azutan pedig megfoj-
totta 6ket. Borzalmas tette utan
fobelotte magat Is azonnal meg
halt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10

Vasarnap delutan nagy egiha-
boru volt es egy villamcsapaa
megrongalta Valusk6 Mihaly
campbelli lakos 484 Dewitt Ave.-i
hazanak tetejet es kemenyet. Va
lusko, aki nejevel es ket gyerme-
kevel a hazban volt, mem szenve-
dett serulest, de termeszetesen az
egesz csalad rettenetesen meg
ijedt.
A kivonult campbell tuzolt6-
sagnak mem volt dolga, inert a
VILLAIN mem gyujtott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
K0sZ0NETNYuvANITAS

Alulirott Stoke Gergelyne sill.
Hugler Anna, a leghalasabb ko-
szonetemet nyilvanitom mind
azokkal szemben, akik hon szere-
tett edes apam, nehai Hugler J6-
zsef elhunyta alkalmaval reszve-
tuknek velem szemben kifejezest
adtak, ravatalra viragokat kill
dottek vagy mas uton segitse-
giinkre voltak. Tisztelettel
Sz6ke Gergelyn6
-. Huglsr Anna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
A Justice for Hungary pil6taja
edes anyja Matt titkolta nevet


vegzett. Ilyenkor Endresz vezette
a gepet es Wilczek Sander tilt
mellette mint megfigyel6 es gep-
fegyverkezelo.
A ket j6barat egymasra talalt
Budapesten es Endresz, aki ek-
kor pilotaoktat6 volt, 6r6mmel
vallalkozott ARA, hogy kereske-
delmi pilotava kepezi XII volt baj-
tarsat. Ez meg is t0rtent es Will
GEEK beallt az Aero-Express Rt.
szolgalataba, amely akkor Buda-
pest es Bees kozott tartott fem
rendes szemelyszallit6 repiloja.
ratot. Az Aero-Express hidropla-
nokkal bonyolitotta lie a forgal-
mat Duna folott Budapest es
Bees kozott. Budapesten Gel
lert szalloda elott Dunan allo-
masoztak a thidroplanok. Az Aero
Express Rt. .azonban csakhamar
beszuntette az iizemet es Wilczek
elvesztette allasat. - Minthogy
Amerikaban rokonai elnek, ha-
rom evvel ezel6tt Amerikaba uta-
zott. Az egyik ottani kereskedel-
mi repiil6vallalatnal kapott al
last es tarsasag nagy megelege-
desere pontosan es lelkiismerete-
sen vegezte feladatat.
Wilczek Sander 0zvegy edes-
anyja egyedul maradt Szekszar-
don. A fla kiild0zget neki penzt
Amerikab6l. Minden heten ir ne
Xxi levelet es ezek a levelek a fiui
szeretet rajongasaval nyugtatjak
meg az anyat, hogy odakint Ame-
rikaban reptiles k0zben semmi
baja mem t0rtent. Ez fiui szere-
tet adta az 0tletet Wilczek San
dornak, amikor felmerult az oce-
anrepiiles terve, hogy eltitkolja
val6di nevet es Magyar Sander
alnevet vesz fel Mem akarta,
hogy edesanyja megtudja, mi ke-
sziil a tengeren tul. Itthon csak
nehany magyar reptile ertesult
arr6l, hogy a pil6ta, aki at akar
repulni az oceanon, mem mas,
mint Wilczek Sander. Ezek k0-
z0tt volt termeszetesen Endresz
Gyorgy is, akinek Wilczek egy-
masutan irta leveleket, amelyek
ben kerte: titkolja ell Szekszar-
don elo edesanyja elott, hogy 3
vallalkozott az oceanrepiilesre.
A szckszardiak budapest la
pokban megjelent kepek nyoman
felismertek magyar oceanrepu-
loben Wilczek Sandort. Bar pro
baltak eltitkolni a valosagot az
ozvegyasszony el6l, megis velet-
lenul Wilczekne kezebe jutott az
egyik ilyen ujsag, amelyben meg
dObbenve ismerte fel fianak are
kepet, fiaert, aki 6letet kockara
akarja tenni az oceanrepulessel a
magyar igazsagert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
LETART0ZTATTAK EGY
NYUGDIJAs SZAZADOsT

Budapestr6l jelentik: : A bu-
dapesti ugyeszseg letart6ztatta
Schuller JOSEF 30 ewes nyueal-
mazott szazadost, akit kiil0nb0zo
cSalasOk es sikkasztasok Matt az
orszag harOm t0rvenyszeke ko-
r0z0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
SIT. IsTvAN K0R GYtjIEsE

A SIT. Istvan K0r most pente-
ken este fel 8 orakor tartja rem
des havi gyuleset SIT. Istvan
Otthonban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
BASEBALL MERKOZES

Most vasarnap emerk6zik a SIT.
Istvan csapat Struthers csapat-
tai d. u. 3 6rakor. A helybeli an
gol lapokban lesz kozolve a mer-
k6zes palyaja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10

many HetIel eAelol NIdRSdJUOC
az a hir jarta be, hogy Magyar
Sandor nev alatt tulajdonkepen
Horthy Istvan, Horthy Mikl6s
kormanyzonak fla rejt6zkodik.
Mar akkor jeleztjik, hogy hir
hamis es kormanyzo Detroitban
tart6zkodo fianak semmi szerepe
mines az amerikai magyar ocean
repiilesben.
Most kiil0nb0z6 lapokban me-
gint foglalkoznak Magyar San
dor nevevel s ezzel kapcsolatban
lit adjuk az alabbi verziot:
a repul6gep elkesziteser6l
szarnyrakelt valsag hirekkel
'egyutt szinte naprol-napra kiil0n-
b0z3 fantasztikus kombinaciok
jelentek meg a vilagsajt6ban az
egyik magyar oceanrepiil6, Ma
gyar Sander szemelyevel kapcso-
latham. Amerikai hiradas nyo-
man az egyik osztrak tavirati
iigyn0kseg ait a hirt is k0z0lte,
hogy Magyar Sander tulajdon-
KEEP nem mas mint ifjabb Horthy
lstvan, a kormanyz6 fla, aki egy
ev 6ta Amerikaban es egy detroi-
tt gyarban dolgozik, mint mer-
n0k. Erthet6 feltiinest keltett az
osztrak tavirati iigyn0ksegnek ez
a hiradasa, amelyet ugyancsak
atvett az egesz vilagsajto. A kor-
manyz6i kabinetiroda megcafolta
hiradast. A Pesti Napl6 most
olyan adatokat k0z0l, melyek
vegleges cafolatul szolgalnak a
hiresztelesekre.
Hogy az oceanrepul6 magyar
pil6ta szemelyevel kapcsolatban
ilyen hiresztelesek keriiltek for
galomba, annak az az Okla, hogy
Magyar Sander tulajdonkep al
nev es az magyar pil6ta, aki
Enaresz Gy0rgyel egyutt vallal-
kozott az Ocean atrepulesere, in
kognit6ban akarta megval6sitani
a bravurt. Inkognit6jat azonban
mem 6rizhette meg, inert Ameri-
kabol Europaba es Magyarorszag
ra keriiltek azok fenykepek,
amelyek a ket magyar oceanre-
pilot, Magyar Sandort es Endresz
Gyorgyot abrazoljak. - Itthon
Magyar Sander baratai mingyart
felismertek, hogy kepen mem
Magyar Sandort latjak, hanem
egyik regi kival6 'bajtarsukat, aki
haboruban mint f6hadnagy szol
gait, maid pedig pil6ta lett.
Magyar Sandor aln6v alatt tu-
lajdonkep Wilczek Sandor volt
fohadnagy, a magyar pil6takepz6
tanfolyam volt resztvev6je rejt6-
xix. A Pesti Naplonak ezt az erte-
suleset meger6siti a Magyar Aero
Szovetseg is, amely hivatalosan
vett reszt az 6ceanrepules eloke-
sziteseben. A szovetseg kuldte XII
Amerikaba Wilczek Sander mel
le Endresz Gyorgyot, a kival6
magyar pilotat.
Annak, hogy miert vett fel al
nevet Amerikaban Wilczek San
dor, kulon t0rtenete van. Ez a
tortenet oft kezd6dik, amikor
Wilczek Sander, tenyleges fShad-
nagy, haboru es az osszeomlas
utan leszerelt, maid nyugdijazta-
tasat kerte. A f0hadnagy, aki
mar haboru alatt is teljesitett
pil6taszolgalatot, nehany evig
teljesen visszavonult eletet cit
Szekszardon, apja foldbirtokan.
Resztvett a gazdasagi ugyek inte-
zeseben, segitett apjanak az egy-
re rosszabbodo gazdasagi viszo-
nyok kozott az eletert folytatott
harcban. A c1saladi wagon alap-
jai azonban megrend'altek, a VIII.
GEEK csalad elerkezett a tragedia-
hoz: a vagyon eluszott es a volt
fohadnagy apja: idb. Wilczek
Sander ongyilkossagot kovetett
ell. Teljes szegenysegben maradt
az 0zvegy es a flu. A fatal Will
czeknek nj fOclalkozSs n+Sr LoJ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
FfLTEKENYsEd1 BoH6zAr
EGY MtLAN0I sZALL0BAN

re della Sera a kbvetkezoket koZ-
Ii: Rinaldo N. = hangzik a tud6-
sitas = azok k0ze ferfiak k0ze
tartozik, akik mem bocsatanak
meg, de azert 0nbiraskodasra
mem ragadtatjak magukat. A sz6-
ban levo Rinaldoval egy sep ma
pom kohl a felesege, aki magyar
szarmazasu, hogy Nagykanizsara
utazik sziileit meglatogatni. A
ferj felettebb gyanusnak talalja
az utazast, de jo kepet vag es =
beleegyezeset ada. Erzelmesen
elbucsuznak egymast6l. Aztan az
asszony beszall egy taxiba.
Stazione Centrale, - ada
XII az asszony az utasitast a sof-
f6rnek.
De alighogy elindult az auto, a
gyanakv6 ferj is taxiba vagta
magat. Utana! A ferj nemi tavol-
sagb6l nyomon kovette felesege
taxijat, amely csakugyan mila-
moi palyaudvar el6tt ALT meg.
A csinos asszony kiszall az au-
t6b6l, de mem lep be palyaud-
var epiletebe, hanem - gyors
leptekkel eltiinik szomszedos
szalloda kapujaban. A ferj elsa
pad. Par percig tetovazik, hogy
NIT csinaljon? Rohanjon be a szaI
lodaba es r0gt0n0zz0n egy szen-
zaci6s feltekenysegi dramat? We
gill is lehiggad es elhatarozza,
hogy a hatosagok segitseget veszi
igenybe. Elvegre az olasz t0rve-
nyek szerint a hazassagt0res ha-
t6sagilag iildozend5 sulyos bin
cselekmeny.
Izgatottan rohant a rend0rseg-
re es meglepett inspekci6s rem
d6rtisztvisel6 el6tt szaggatott
hangon mondta:
= A felesegem pilanatban x
hotelben tartozkodik egy isme-
retlen ferfi tarsasagaban. K0ve-
telem, hogy torvenyk0nyv vo-
natkoZ6 szakaszai szerint azonnal
inditsak meg ellenik az eljarast.
Ejfelre jart az id6. A rend6r0k
ugy hataroztak, hogy a leleplezes
sikere erdekeben egy 6rat var
max. Vegre negyed kett5kor a
ferjjel egyiitt harom detektiv al
litott be hotelbe. Megneztek a
lak6k nevjegyzeket es megallapi-
tottak, hogy 6nagysaga csaku-
Cyan egy szobat berelt valakinek
a tarsasagaban. Hogy Xxi volt az
illeto, mem tudtak megallapitani.
A beirt magyar neven mem tud-
tax eligazodni.
= Nyissak XII azonnal az ait6t
= hangzott fel par perc mulva a
szoba elott a rideg hivatalos fell
sz6litas.
= XII az? - kerdezte belGlr6l
egy riadt n6i hang.
= A torveny neveben
Az alto kinyilt. A Tampa fenye-
ben oft ALT reszketve "biinos'
asszony. Az agyban tet5t5l talpig
betakarva egy emberi ajax kon-
turjai voltak lathat6k. A rend5-
rok oda leptek.
- Keljen fel! = kialtottak ra.
Az ismeretlen mem mozdult.
Ekkor az egyik detektiv hirtelen
lerantja a takar6t. Table. Az
agyban egy oszhaju matrona
aludt. Kideriilt, hogy az asszony
anyja volt, aki Nagykanizsar6l
inkognit6ban erkezett lanya meg
latogatasara. A detektivek ere
nagy bocsanatkeresek kozt sietve
eltavoztak
Hogy ferj boldog volt, mon
dani sem kell. Oromeben meg a
feljelentest is elfelejtette vissza-
vonni .es igy t0rtent, hogy a pre-
tori hivatal (jarasbir6sag) elott
szabalyszeruen napirendre tiiztek
a "hazassagtores" iigyet. A tar
gyalason azonban sem feri, sem
a feleseg mem jelent meg, mire a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-30
BANDITS KIDNAP,
Bind MOTORIST
Frank Norman Is Tied to
Fence, Car Taken.

While police today sought two
young bandits who robbed two men
Monday night, Frank Norman,
1903 Washington boulevard, was
locking for his automobile.
AS he stepped into it at the Hotel
Antlers Monday night a flashily-
dressed young man sat in the front
seat with him, pressed a revolver
against his side and cautioned:
Wait for my buddy. We're going
to use you"
The bandits forced Norman to
drive on East Eighty-sixth street, a
mile east of Nora, where they bound
him to fence and drove away,
promising his car would be aban-
doned in the 300 block North Ala
bama street. 1t has not been re-
covered.
Norman struggled half an hour
to free himself from the fence and
walk to a house from which he
called police.
The bandits later robbed William
Winters, g. North Holmes avenue,
of watches valued at $65 and cash,
on River road.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-30

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 3d.
Schuyler G. Marks, 81 insurance
agent, is dead.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-30
HOW TO PLAY
6dayt BACKGAMMON

outer table first to point 8 in the
players outer table and then on to
point in the players inner table.
DOUBLE fours can be played in
~ exactly the same way with two
men from point IL which brings
them to the valuable point 5,
which is so important to cover.
Double fours also can be played
to cover two points by playing two
men from point II in the oppo-
nent's outer table to point in the
players outer table and two men
from point in the opponents inner
table to block the opponents valu-
able point 5 in his inner table.
These are both very fine moves.
Double threes should be played
to either cover the players bar
point by bringing two men all the
way from point IL in the opponent S
outer table-or to cover two points
by playing two men from point 8
in the players outer table to cover
point 5, and two men from point 6
to point 3 in the players inner table.
This leaves a blot on point 8, but
has the advantage of covering three
points in the players home table
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-30

most advantageous moves are those
which permit player to block a
point.
Throws which permit this are one
and three which blocks point 5; one
and six which blocks the bar point,
and two and four which can be
played to block point four in the
players inner table.
There are two throws, permit
ing player to block a point, which
are not always played to do so. The
first of these is three and five, which
can be played to block point in
the players inner table.
This is the safe way to make this
move and it should always be played
SO by people learning the game.
Experienced players feel it separates
the men a little more than is de-
sirable and so make the more risky
play of moving one man from point
| IL in the opponents outer table all
the way in two moves to point 5 in
the players inner table,
The danger of leaving a blot on
point 5 is justified only by the ad-
vantage of blocking this point on
the next throw if it is not hit by
the opponent.
TOUR and six can be played to
Il cover point in the players
inner table but this brings these
men so far into the table that they
can not be used again.
For this reason many fine play
ers play man from point 1 in the
opponents inner table two moves
] which brings him to point II in the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-30
BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered by police
include:
Ford coupe. 38e-437, found in woods west
Of Big Eagle creek. south OF Minnesota
Ford coupe. New Jersey license U-l5556,
found at Langsdale and Northwestern ave-
nues.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-30
VETERAN GIVEN
COURT LENIENCY
JobIess, Forged Check to
Feed Hungry Family.

Admitting he forged SIP check
to buy food for his wife and family,
Clarence German, 81, war veteran,
is at liberty today under suspended
sentence of 2 to IA years at the In
diana state prison, following trial
before Criminal Judge James A.
Collins.
Tried Monday, German told Col
Inns he would spend the rest of his
life in prison for the offense if as
sured his wife and children would
be taken care OF.
II am not criminal, but I had
been without a job for months and
was not going to watch my family
starve," German told Collins.
While Jail prisoner, German was
told Of his family being ousted from
home" east of Ft. Benjamin Har-
rison. Later, county officials pro-
vided temporary relief.
1T should not be forgotten this
man was among thousands who
fought and won the World war"
Collins said in suspending sentence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-30

opponents outer table. If not hit
on the next play, this man has an
excellent chance to escape.
The only other throw considered
really advantageous is five
and six which allows the player to
bring one man from point l in the
opponents inner table all the way
to point IL in the opponents out
er table.
In the next article we will dis
cuss the best way to handle the
checkers when the first throw is
definitely poor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-30
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
Indianapolis Spring Service Company.
$50 West Washington street. Ford truck
T-l0-l37, from $50 West Washington
street
Paul Smith. 44O North Tacoma avenue
Essex coupe 83-0O6. from rear OF $40 North
Tacoma avenue
Row Potter, 27O3 Cornell avenue. Moon
roadster. 768-298, from Twenty-second and
Ysndes street.
William Page. 1921 West Eleventh street.
Ford touring, Ohio license. from rear Of
Two Johns theater on Indiana avenue.
Lamon Cotton. 1142 West Thirty-second
street Pontiac coach 1858. from 1l42
West Thirty-second street
Frank Norman. 1903 Washington boule-
ward Apt. Do. Chrysler sedan. 6-137 from
st. Clair and Meridian streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-30
PRAISE STREET WORK
Clearing, Opening of Fifty Second
Is Commended by Residents.

Clearing and opening of Fifty
second street from Capitol avenue
to Boulevard place by the city works
board was commended today in
letters received from persons living
in the vicinity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-30
BY ELIZABETH CLARK BOYDEN
Written for NEA Service

TN following the initial plays as
4 recommended below the reader
is urged to make each play for
himself on backgammon board and
picture it as played by both Black
and White.
We considered, yesterday, the
four most advantageous moves.
When two people are playing con-
secutive games SO that it is pos
sible to throw doublets for the
opening move, it is, of course, a
great advantage Doublets permit
four moves to be made and it is
never necessary to leave a blot.
All doublets except double fves
permit the player, if he wishes, to
block two points. There is just one
advantageous way to play double
fives, which is to bring two men
from point IL in the opponents
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-30
All photos by kirkpatrick

1--WE hundred dollars worth OF
L prizes, useful furnishings for the
home, are offered readers of The
Times, and the only effort required
is a little window shopping, which
every one enjoys.
Look over the group of pictures on
this page and decide what store WIN
doWs are represented here. Then sit
down, clip out the picture, write the
name of the store beneath it, and
sent in the whole group to The
Times Furniture Contest Editor.
Seven pictures appeared in Mon
days Times. Eight are shown here.
The rest will be printed in Wednes-
days Times. When you have the
whole number identified, see that
they reach The Times Office before
Friday noon. the deadline time for
receiving entries.
Many Stores Join
The person naming the largest
number correctly will receive first
prize. In case of ties. neatness and
clarity of answers will be the de-
Gliding factor.
The Times offers the prizes, sup
piled by the following firms:
Baker Brothers, Colonial Furni-
ture Company. Feeney Furniture
Company, Gordon Furniture Com
pany, Great Western Furniture
Company, Hartmann Furniture
Company, Hoosier Furniture Com
pany, G. B. Howard & Co., Hurt
Hartong Company. Ideal Furniture
Company, The Kirk Company, John
Koch Company, w. H. Messenger
Furniture Company, National Fur
niture Company, Norman Furniture
Company, Peoples Quitting Com
pany, Sander & Rocker, D. Som
mers & Co., Victor Furniture Com
pany, White Furniture Company,
Banner Whitehill and Taylor Car
pet Company.
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LIQUOR RUNNERS ARE
SURPRISED BY AGENTS
Coast Guardsmen Seize $4,000
Cargo at Newport.

BB United Press
NEWPORT, R. L, Sept. 3d.
Coast guards fired 100 shots today
when they surprised a dozen rum
smugglers at Newport Beach and
seized assorted imported liquors
valued at $4,000.
The rum runners, none of whom
was believed to have been wounded,
escaped in automobiles.
Surfman William Brindle Of the
coast guards suffered a leg injury
when he leaped on to the running
board of one of the departing ma
chimes and was dragged several
yards.
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Good Prizes Offered

First prize in the contest will be
a Spanish chest hunnidor; second,
five-piece breakfast set; third, spinet
desk; fourth, boudoir chair; fifth,
aquarium, with wrought iron stand;
sixth, f1ve-piece bridge set; seventh,
modernistic walnut occasional table:
eighth, telechrome electric clock;
ninth, buffet mirror; tenth, radio
bench; eleventh, occasional table;
twelfth and thirteenth, occasional
h IRIS; fourteenth, electrically
equipped smoker; fifteenth, ottoman
stool; sixteenth, imported Italian
pottery base lamp; seventeenth,
combination magazine rack; eight
zenith, oriental lamp; nineteenth,
bridge lamp; twentieth, twenty first
and twenty second, table lamp.
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Initial plays in the game are described
in the following article. the seventh in
a series on "Today's Backgammon"
which Elizabeth Clark Boyden has pre-
pared for The Times and NEA Service.
Mrs. BOyden is the author of 1.-THE New
Backgammon" and co-author of econ
tract Bridge for 1892 and Contract
Bridge for 1881. - .---..--
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MOTION PICTURES
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HARDIN'S ANIMALS
Finest act of its kind on the stage.
Bring the Riddles. A treat for all.
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on which the opponent can not en-
ter man from the bar.
Double twos also can be played in
two ways. The player can move two
men in two moves from point l to
point in the opponents inner table
OR he can block two points by
moving two men from point II in
=WHITE MOVES THIS WAY
BLACK MOVES THIS WAY9
Blacks Outer Blacks Inner
Table Table
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Whites Outer
Whites Inner

Whites Outer Whites Inner
Table Table
eBLACK MOVES THIS WAY.
WHITE MOVES THIS NAIAT@
the opponents outer table to point
II in the players outer table and
two men from point 6 to point in
the players inner table.
r
XXTHEN two men each throw a
w single die for first move, SO
that doublets can not be used, the