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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
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I 'Kuruzslo' Fake Doctor
NJ cimii remek magyar KEEP,
l Varkonyi Mihallyal f6szerepben

S azon az Ur asztalahoz valo ia
rulasra. T0bb, mint 30O-an va.
gyunk. akiknek OFT kellene len
mink. Hanyan lesziink Oft valo-
,ban?!
Kossuth iinnep. Ifjusagunk ka-
sziil6dik ARA a nyilvanos disz-
gyiilesre, melynek kereteben ii
Kossuth KEEP leleplezese fog meg
tortenni. Megigerte azon valo
reszvetelet marcus 15-en oily
szep sikerrcl szerepclt Kossuth
dalkor is. Az ifjusag k0reb6l Kiss
Erzsi Is Kovacs Pal szavalattal,
Veres Gyula if. elnoki megnyito-
val 'szerepelnek maid az iinnepe-
lyen, mig a lelkesz eloadast tart
Kossuth Lajosrol. A t0bbi pro-
gramm szam maid vasarnapi
osszejovetelen nyer megallapitast,
valamint vegleges datum is.
Egyleti gyiilesek. Betegsegely-
z6 es Ref. Egyesiileti gyiilesein-
ket rendszerint h6nap negyediiz
vasarnapjan Moktuk tartai, most
azonban kivetelesen az otodik va
sarnap tartjuk marcus 29-en,
hogy a fizetesi hetre ESQ gyiilessel
is k0nnyitsiink a tagoknak.
Noegyleti adomany. Egyhazunl
N6egylete het folyaman ujabb
$50-os adomanyt tett az egyhazi
penztarhoz templom alapja move
lesere. K0szonet erette. Hetfon es.
te egyebktnt Ozv. Olajos Andras
ne sziiletesnapi iinnepelyen YETI
reszt Is gyiijt0tt tobb, mint $10-t
az egylet, a het kozepen pedig d
Sandor Is Jozsefeket kerestek meg
k0szontoilkel. Errol lcgkozclebb
Kimutatas. Az cls6 negyede,
elteltevel, amint ez eddig is $40
kasban volt, a templomi hirdett
fabian kimutatast helyeziink cl A,
egyhaztagok adomanyairol. Ker
jiil1, hogy akilS eddig meg egyhaa
tagsagi dijat nem fizettek, mar
cius folyaman tegyek meg AIT
hogy neviik oft lehessen az egy
haztagok k0z0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19

hogy siettek vissza. Voltak szava-
latok es enek szalnok, flank es
leanyaink leadtak ket egyfelvo-II
nasos hazafias darabot, secret
nenk minden szerepl5nek neyet
lek0zolni, megerdemelnek, iigye-
sen adtak el6 szerepeiket mind
annyian, de lapnak szivesseget
mem akarjuk tulsagosan igenybe
venni. A zar6beszedet az egyhaz
gondnoka tartotta, megk0szonte
a testvereknek megjelenesiiket,
maid felhivta a figyelmiiket ARA,
hogy ezt szep hazafias megnyi-
latkozast tegyek ertekes gyii-
molccse az altal, hogy a faji 0ssze
tartast apoljak tovabbra is. Ezen
az Gnnepelyen is tapasztalhattak
AIT, hogy ugy a sziil6k, mint a
gyermekeik csak szepet latnak,
Ilegyen ez a sep iinnepely pecset
q tovabbi munkankra es 0sszetar.
tasra, ne engedjiik magunkat fel.
re vezetni, hogy sorainRat meg.
boptsak azok, akik csak a zava,
rosban szerctnek halaszni. Egyha,
zunk huszonnegy eve. hogy telje.
siti keresztyeni $ magyar k6teles
seget es apolja a magyar 0ssze'
-tartast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19

val merk6zik. Csapataink d sajat
fiainkb6l es lanyainkb6l van to-
borosva, akik nemcsak az ifjus&giI
k0rnek, de egyhdzunknak is ren-
des, fizet5 tagjai. Ossinten mond-
hatjuk azoknak, akik ellen jat-l
SUNK, hogy nalunk mines ''loa-
dolas", illetve idegen, j6 jateko-|
sok bevonasa meg akkor sem, ha
biztosak vagyunk abban, hogy al
merk6zest elveszitjiik. A t0bb fe-
5l felhangxctt keresnek, illetve a
nyugat.pennsylvaniai Is kelet-
ohioi magyar egyhazakban meg
szcrvezend6 basketball liga iigye
ben az egyhaz lelkesze az els6 le-
peseket megtette, amennyiben XII
vanatos is, hogy j0v6 szezonban
a merkSzesek bizonyos t0rvenyeka
Is osztalyozasok szerint folyja-
max le..
MARCUS 15-ensk megiinneplese.
bens6s6gesen folyt ie. Reggei al
kalmi istentisztelet, igehirdetes
IS este miisoros hazafias tinnepely
volt, amely alkalommai termiink
| Iujra kicsinynek bizonyuft. Az al
kalmi szindarabban: "Bacskai la
nyok", Bir6 Eszter, Fabian Anna,
Bordy Margit, Kovacs Margit,
Vass Zsuzsa, F6nagy Mariska,
| Lanlberne es Sztruhar Kat6, mig
a "Csonka honved"- ben Lamber-
ne, Bordy Sandor, ifj. Biro Gizi,
Biro Mariska, Kalapaes R6za, Ne
meth Lajos, Hansiey Pista es Soos
Vilmos altak meg dicseretesen
helyeiket S csaltak k0nnyeket at
erzett jatekaikkal hallgat6sag
szemebe. A miisor t0bb hazafias
DALAI es szayalattal ert veget. A
szerepl3k KOHL mem emeliink XII
senkit, inert dicserettel Is halas
szavakkal a helyszinen q shallga-
| t6sag fcjezte ki eismereset. No
egyletiink buzg6 tagjai en6kno-
jiik vezetese alatt frissit3ket szol-
galtak fel a sziinetek alatt. K0-
sz0net erte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
Az elso Magyarorszagon
"A Neveto Budapest
es a SIT. Imre Is SIT. lstvan
Unnepsegek ragyogo zenes,
enekes Is beszelo felvetelei,

ts egy selyem amerikai nemzeti
zaszlot kiildenek az 6hazaba. Az
egyhaz lelkesze, ut. Laky Zsig-
mond fogja haza vinni a Lorant-
ffyak ajandekat es az amerikai
fiiggetlenseg emleknapjan, julius
4-en fogja atadni minden yal6szi-
niiseg szerint megfelel1 iinnepi
keretek k0z0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19

Gyilekezeti naptar. Marc 81.
szombat d. e. 9 oratol magyar is
kola Is konfirmandusok okta-
tasa.
Mare %, vasdrnap d. e. fel IL
ora, rendes istentisztelet. ID. Il. ;
orakor az 1fjusagi szovetseg gyii-
lese.
Mare. 90. vasalnap, d. e. fel II
orakor viragvasarnapi istentiszte-
let utana az Egyhazi Betegse-
g6lyzo Is Ref Egyesiilet 23s.
osztalyanak havi gyiilese
Multi vasarnapunk. 1s4s mare.
Is. cmlekenek volt szentelve- ell
multi vasarnapi istentiszteletiink,
mely nagy gyiilekezet jelenlst@-
ben folyt lie. Epiiltunk a litben $
komoly iinneplesiink altal fpiil-
think a hazaszerctetben. oelutan
gyi;lekezetiink a magyarsag kO-
z0s ilnnepen vett reszt S EFT a $50
kast mindaddig ohajtiuk is meg
tartani, mig csak a varosban ket
magyar testiilet akad, mely koz0-
sen kivan iinnepelni.
Hazassag. Marcus 14-en kOt0t-
tiik meg Milon Bokon es Kovacs
Ilona hazassagat. Tanuil voltak:
Kerti Imrc Is Fiiresz Istvanne.
Isten aldasa legyen az uj haza-
sokon.
Havi szamadas. Az egyhazta-
macs marcius 13-an tartott eyiile-
seben vizsgalta feliil Is talalta
rendben a februar havi szamada-
sokat. Havi teljes bevetel $6S2.97,
teljes kiadas $60S.SO volt, mig a
maradvany marciusra $74.17. =
Meg kell jegyeznink. hogy be-
yetelben benne van az el0z0 havi
maradvany es $3.50 k0lcs0n, mcly-
mex elSzamitasaval tiszta feb
l1lari bev6tel megk0zelitoleg S4O0
volt. A felvett kolcsont teljes
egeszeben egy mask kolcson tor
lesztesere hasznaltuk fel ICY az
;iltal terhunk mem szaporodott.
Aldassek az Isten ,hogy lily nehez
idokben is gondot visel reank
hiiseges lelkek adaloz0 keszsege-
mex megtartasa altal.
Magyar beszelo film. Megerke-
zett Youngstownba is az els6 ma
gyarul hangzo filmfelvetel, mely-
mex eloadasa marcius 24-en lesz.
Az eloadas azon jegyeinek jove-
delmeb6l, melyet mi arusitunk el.
25 szazalekot kap az egyhaz. KGr-,
jiik tehat hiveinket, hogy az elo-
adasra szolo jegyel1et az elolja-
roktol, a Noegylet tagjaitol. vagy
yasarirap az cgyhazi jegyzo test
yeriinktol szerezzek be. Jegy ara
feln6tteknelS 80, gyermekeknek
II ewes korig % cent.
Kerelem. Marcus honapban
igen sulyos fizctesi k0telezettse-
geink yannak. Ezeknek fedezese-
re csak azok az osszegek szolgal-
latnak, melyek hiveinktoI folly
max be egyhaztagsagi dij Is mas
adomany eimen. Kerjiik tehat Iii |
veinket, hogy egyhaztagsagi dill
jaikkal ne maradjanak hatralek-
ban S ha csak tehetik, ne enged-
jek el iires kezzel husegesen kol-
lektalo cl6ljaroinkat.
Kesziil0des husvetra. Jo elorel
jelentjiik, hogy a husvethoz val6
tokeletes elokeszites celjab6l al
Nagyhetcn mindcn este 6rakorI
isfentiszteletet tartunk. Nagypen-
telScn redig ezenkiyil delel6tt ISL
Elvarjuk, hogy az adott alkalma-
kat mindenki felhasznalja AL
azokon valo reszYetel aItal IS ke-
szitsc el5 magat a Macy iinneprc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
= CONosz AIosToHA

Szolnokrd jelentik: - A sol
nolli t0ryenyszek kihirdette itele-
tet Farkas Elnannelne jaszbere-
nyi asszony iigyeben, aki borzal-
mas kinzassal megolte harom ewes
kis mostohaleanyat, Barta Iboly-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19
Az ANGOL FLOTTA
"A zAVARG0K ELLEN

Londonb6l jelentik: - Lissza-
bonon keresztiil aggasst6 hirek
erkeznek a Madeira szigeten XII
tort zayargasokrol. A zavargaso-
kat liszt-es kenyerarak rende-
lett uton val6 szabalyozasa idezte
el0. a rendorseg es a zavargok
kOz0tt sziget> t0bb helyen 0sze-
itk0zes tamadt, amelynek soran7
t0bben elestek. A halottak es Sc
besiiltek szamarol eddig meg mem
erkeztek ponfos jelentesek. A
portugal kormany Funclalba kill
dott egy torped6rombol6t.
A kiiif0ldi liszt behozatalanakI
eltiltasa miatt munkasok alfalfa
nos sztrajkba leptek. Ket malmot
kifosztottak. Az 0sszeUtk0zes So
ran negy eAnber eletet vesztette.
A nyugalom csak akor ALT helyre,
amikor a tilalomra vonatkoz6
rendelet vegrehajtasat felfiiggesz
tettek. Az altalanos sztrajk to-
vabb tart mindaddig, mig rem
deletet nem hclyezik llatalyon
xviii.
Gibraltar jelcntes szerint a
Malaga angol csatahajo Is ot tor
ped6rombol6 eHndult Madeira
fele, de utk0zben parancsot ka-1
pott, hogy tGrjen viSsza alomashe-1
ly6re. AZ angol hadihaj6k Gibral-
tarban aland6an teics g6zzel ma
noyiroznak, kGszen ARA, hogyl
minden pillanatban elindulhassa-
max. Az admiralitas a gibraltari
angel flotta parancsnokahoz tayi-|
ratot inttzett, amely szerint bar
mely pillanatban szikseg lehet
egyes angol hadihaj6knak Madei-f
raba va16 kildesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19

A Marcus 15-iki iinnepelyre
teljesen megtelt a gyiilekezeti te-
rem. A helybeli Magyar Reforma-
tus Egyhaz regi hagyomanyaihoz
hiven, ez esztendoben ujbol meg
emlekezett az 1S4S-as nagy idok'
dics6 esemenyeirol. Delelott a
templomban istentisztelet kerete-
ben. Az egyhaz lelkesze tartotta
az iinncpi beszedet. A Napsugar
Enekkar enekelt. Az iegyhazi enc
keken kiviil a hatalmas orgona
zugasa mellett enekelte a gyiile-
kezet a magyar Himnuszt es a
magyar Hiszekegyet is. Este fel s
oral kezdettel a gyillekezeti te-
remben rendezett az cgyhaz haza-
fias iinnepet. A hirdetett miisort
kipotolta meg nehany szammal.
.komoly iinnepies hangulat ural-
kodott gyjilekezcti teremben.
Feln0ttek Is fiatalok ereztek,
hogy hazafias iinnepen vannak es
ahitatos csendben hallgattak We
gig a program hazafias pontjalt.
Egyes pontokat zug6 tapssal ju-
talmazott "a terlnet zsufolaslg
megt0lto kozonseg. Meg is erde-
meltek a szercplok sok tapsot.
"A szavallatok, a magyar tanco5,
a paros jelenetek, a hazafias al
kalmi szindarab. egytol cgyig XII
tlinoek voltall. Az egyhaz tagjal
es partoloi kUziil sokan harom.
szor iinnepeltek a multi vasarnap.
inert Nagybizottsag altal rende-
zett dtlutani iinnepelyen is OFT
lattuk az egyhaz tagjainak nagy
sokasagat, akik az .oszmagyar-
saggal is egyiitt unnepcltek. a
hazafias iinnepGly szereploinck,
resztvevoinek neysorat hem ko-
z0ljiik. Kiil0n kellene mindegyi-
ket feldics6rni. De ok mem a di-
cseretert .jarultak az iinnepely
nagyszeriive tetelehez. hanem
azert, inert sziviik, lelkiik kesztet-
te oket, logy kegyelettel hajtsak
meg az emlekezes zaszlajat a ma
gyar nemzet nagyjainak emlekare.
A Lorantffy Noegylet egy heti
kesessel tartja gyiileset a marciu-
81 hazafias iinnepek Matt. A Lo-
rantffy Zsuzsanna .Noegylet rem
des havi gyiileset a multi vasar-
nap kellett volna megtartani. Te-
kintette1 a mareiusi iinneplesekre.
az egylet vezet6sege egy hettel
kesobbre, tehat d 22-re ESQ vasar-
nap delutan tartja a rendes gyii-
leset. A legutobbi gyiilesen hus-
vet hetfon tartando bal elokeszii-
leteirol targyaltak, a kiil0nbozO
bizottsagokat kineveztek. Amikor
a Lorantffyak elnoknoje ut. La
ky Zsigmondne Magyarorszagon
jart, a Protestans Nosz0vetseg
egy szep magyar nemzeti zaszlo-
val jutalmazta otthoni munkassa-
gat. A zaszIot F't. DIR. Ravasz
Laszlo piisp0k avatta fol ittlete-
kor. A Lorantffyak viszonozni
fogjak a N6szovetseg ajandekat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19

kat. A torvenyszek 10 evi fegy..
h6sra itelte gonosz mostohat, .,
biintetdsbH azonban 8 honapot es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-19

.harom hetet kit0lt0ttnek vett. Az.
iigyssz sulyosbitasert, a vedo eny-
hitesert fellebezett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-11
SEEKS CONGRESS ACT
AGAINST DEPORTING
Johnson to Introduce Bill to Cor
rect Mrs. Larsh's Ex-
clusion.

Legislation to permit the return TO
the United states Of Mrs Lillian Larsh,
recently deported American-born widow
Of Canadian, will be introduced in
the House of Representatives by Chair
man johnson OF the House Immigra ton
Committee, according to an announce
ment made yesterday at the headuuar-
tiers of the National Woman's Party.
The organization protested her de-
portation to Canada to the Labor De
partment. The department said II had
no other course under the law.
The National woman's Party con-
tended Mrs. Larsh was deported be-
cause her citizenship was lost. under
an old law. upon her marriage to a
Canadian. and that she was not in
formed she could apply to regain her
citizenship
1T appears that special act of
Congress will be necesSaFy to enable
Mrs. Larsh to come back" the an
nouncement said. 1T is this act which
Mr.. johnson humanely agrees to spon-
sor. Yet 1t Is obvious that II will be
an expensive and tedious procedure to
pass a special act OF Congress every
time such a case comes up"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-11
CHILEAN FLYERS ARRIVE

Group on Way to England In Mi
ami Will Visit Capital.
MIAMI, Fla. May II (P.-Col Ar
turo Merino, Chilean aviation enthu-
sisst, and group Of his countrymen
we're expected to arrive here late today
from South America en- route TO Eng
land.
Travelling aboard regular Pan
American Always plane. they left
Kingston. ,I2maica. this morning.
James Doolittls. former Army flyer. has
been engaged to pilot the party from
Miami tn Washington. He arrived in
Miami last night to await their arrival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-11
SCHlLDAUER FLIES SOUTH
Leaves for Brazil 10 Greet Do-X on
Atlantic Fitch

MIAMI Fla. May II pix,
Comdr. c. y. Schidauer Navy flyer,
left Miami aboard a Pan-American All
wavs plane TO-DAY for South America in
eTpects ncy Of greeting the Germs n
plane, DO-X. ~ Flo de Janeiro. Brazil
He arrived here lste yesterdav BIZ air.
plane from Savannah. Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-11
Two Die in Plane Collision.

VILLACOUBLAY. France, May II
tP).-Two army aviators, Col. de Nal
herbe and Adjt. Duclos. were killed TO-
day when their planes collided at 500
The Washington times., 1931-01-19
EX-ENvOY SEES
END Of SLUMP

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The
passing of the present economic
depression is inevitable, but it
will be a slow process, requiring
tedious adjustments" Henry
Morgenthau, former Ambassador
to Turkey, said in inaugurating
a series at a settlement house OF
which he is a director.
Mr.. MorgenthaU warned de.
positors in the closed Bank Of
United States that they would be
overoptimiStic to expect to re-
cover more than so or 10 cents
per dollar of their deposits.
Declaring that We should
frankly face the existence of un-
employment on a considerable
scale, Mr.. Morgenthau said that
even if the total of those with
out work mounted 100000, there
are still 100000 wage earners
at work in this country, and
that with so enormous a number
employed in productive enterprise
economic recovery is certain.
The Washington times., 1931-01-19
$50 Bribe to Jail
Justice -Four Years

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 19.-J.
D. Weatherman, for fourteen
years a justice of the peace in
Patrick county, Virginia, must
serve four years in the peniten-
tiary for accepting a bribe of 500
not to punish Arthur Joyce upon
a charge of transporting ardent
spirits, it was ruled by the Sup
preme Court of Appeals of Vir-
ginia.
The States highest court, in
affirming a judgment of the trial
court, said that the action of
Weatherman in going to Mount
Airy. N. c., and accepting $50
from the father of Arthur Joyce
without giving an official receipt
and accounting for the money to
the clerk of the Patrick county
circuit court, suggests a criminal
purpose"
The Washington times., 1931-01-19
VATICAN FACING
1881 DEFICIT

VATICAN CITY, Jan. 19 CU.S0.
Although the greatest OF secrecy
shrouds the Vatican City's bud
get, the report is gaining Gre
dence that figures show the pos
sibility of a deficit for 1881.
Although 1905 receipts were
expected to outweigh expenoi-
lures, it ,reputedly was only by
economy that last years budget
came out approximately, even.
In the preliminary figures for
1881. it is said, however, no note
has been taken of the 50,000,000
lire (almost $2,500,000) income
on the $4,000, 900 paid the Holy
See by the Italian government
on the signing of the Lateran
treaty, nearly two years ago.
These receipts are devoted eX-
clusively to missionary work in
Asia.
1t also is reported the 1881
preliminary accounts do not take
into consideration Peters Pence
the monthly offering taken in
every Catholic church in the
world. 1t is stated this offering
showed a marked decline in 1880,
particularly in the United States,
formerly most generous.
The Washington times., 1931-01-19
DORANEXPLA|NS
RUM DEATHS

Out of 140 poison liquor deaths
in many sections of the United
States under investigation by
agents of the Industrial Alcohol
Bureau of the Treasury, 80 have
been attributed definitely to drink
ing wood or synthetic wood
alcohol, Commissioner James M.
Doran said today.
Most of the deaths have
occurred recently. Doran ex-
planned that others Of the 140
may be due to wood alcohol, al
though the fact has not been
established definitely so far. The
investigation is continuing.
Deaths Are Sporadic
Reports from San Francisco
showed that wood alcohol was
established definitely as the
cause for the deaths of four of
the 16 persons who died in
northern California since January
l from drinking prohibition
BOOZE"
Doran said the wood alcohol
deaths are epidemic in character,
breaking out sporadically in vari-
Gus parts of the country. Re
curing deaths are squirting the
Federal authorities, as we'll as
local police, to more intensive
search for the distributors Of the
lethal drink.
Anti-Freeze Mixture Used
The large number of deaths
recently is attributed by Doran
to the widespread use of syn
thetic wood alcohol for anti-freeze
mixtures which may be obtained
readily at filling stations. Indis-
eliminating drinkers have been
accustomed to drinking COM
pletley denatured alcohol, for
mer1y generally used for anti
freeze mixtures.
The Washington times., 1931-01-19
RED CROSS OUT
FOR $4,000

HYATTSVILLE, Md, Jan. 19.
Rallying to the nationwide call
for aid, the Prince Georges county
chapter Of the American Red
Cross set it's quota as $4,000 at
meeting of the executives here
recently.
The money will be used for
relief in three instances, it was
announced:
Unemployment, drought and
those wage earners suffering
from illness and inability to
provide food for their families"
More than $1,000 has already
been contributed by residents in
Prince Georges county for aid
within the county and State, it
was learned. This money will
be separate from the new quota.
The Washington times., 1931-01-19
CHURCH HEARS
NEW PASTOR

The modern viewpoint in relig-
ion is not concerned with theo-
logical dogma, the Rev. Russell
J. Clinchy, pastor of the Mt.
Pleasant Congregational Church,
1410 Columbia Rd., said in his
first sermon yesterday.
The new pastor comes to Wash
ington from New York, where he
was associate minister of the
Broadway Tabernacle, one of the
most famous American churches.
He succeeds the Rev. Moses r.
Lowell, who resigned recently to
become pastor of the Second Con-
gregational Church of Waterbury,
Conn.
A distinctive feature of the
work of the Mt. PLEASE an t
Church, which the new pastor
will continue, is the Washington
Life Adjustment Center, "spir-
itual clinic" inaugurated by the
Rev. Mr.. Lowell. A large staff
of physicians, psychiatrists, social
service workers and spiritual ad-
visers give advice to all who
come to the church.
The Washington times., 1931-01-19
Average MOtOrist
Paid SIS for Gas
Last Year

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The
motorists of the United States
paid an average of more than
$18 each for gasoline taxes in
1880, according to Owen B.
Augspurger, president of the
New York Automobile Club, a
unit of the American Automo-
bile Association.
Mr.. Augspurger bases his
statement on estimated gas tax
collections aggregating $515,-
100000 for the year and a
motor vehicle registration of
approximately $4,000, 900.
Mr.. Augspurger pointed out
that motorists had not opposed
the growing gas tax because it
was considered "a medium Of
raising funds for road building"
The Washington times., 1931-01-19
FOUNDERS DAY.
CELEBRATED

BERLIN, Jan. 19 GNSD.-Inl-
perial uniforms and FURNISHED
helmets were back on shelves TO-
day after thrilling the capital
with brief but pathetic glimpses
of the g1amorous preWar days.
when trumpets resounded in front
of the palace and phalanX after
phalanx of booted men goose
stepped in review before the
emperor and his staff.
The occasion of the Sunday
scene was the observance Of the
sixtieth anniversary of the found
ing of the German Empire, the
first time January 18 received
official attention since the World
War. A diScordant note was
injected by infrequent Fascist
cries of Germany aWake!"
Hindenberg Present
Stocky, white haired President
Paul Won Hindenburg, who as a
young adjutant witnessed the ac-
claiming of William I as first
German emperor III 4oi4, odG III
the box that in vanished days
seated the Hohenzollerns.
From this vantage point, wear
ing a long black coat on which
was pinned the Iron Cross, the
83-year old warrior and statesman
looked with a sad eye over the
crowd, where a few feathered
helmets and familiar regimental
uniforms were discernible.
Occasion Not Joyous
"The celebration today is not
a Joyous One," Hindenburg said
in addressing the crowd. 1--WE
have lost much that is dear to
us, but one thing remains, our
FatherIand. Let us serve it
without SelfiShneSs."
At Sportpalast Hindenburg re
viewed few who marched past
him attired in old regimental uni
forms and feathered helmets.
There was a faint odor of moth
balls.
The Washington times., 1931-01-19
Hotel Resident Hurt
In Plunge to Roof

Edward B. Dean 90, of the
Portland Hotel at Fourteenth St.
and Massachusetts Ave, N. w"
last night quit Emergency Hospi-
tai where he was taken in the
afternoon after he had plunged
to a second-story roof from a
fourth floor window of the hotel.
He was found in an uncon-
scious condition by j. P. Hand, a
clerk, who summoned the ambu-
lance.
Dean suffered internal injuries,
two broken ribs and a possible
fracture of the skull.
The Washington times., 1931-01-19
Peters Annoying
TUin Beds Author

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Mar-
garet Mayo, actress and play
wright, author of Twin Beds"
Baby Mine" and other sizzling
love farces, recently complained
that a popular petting lane which
runs up to her residence in Har-
mon, N. Y, was infested with
unlawful parkers, to wit, roman
tic PETERS.
The Washington times., 1931-01-19
REX BELL, LATEST BOY FRIEND
Visitors Flock to See
Niagara As Slide
Changes Falls

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Jan.
19 GN.SD. - Many visitors
flocked here today to view q
changed Niagara Falls.
The famous natural wonder
of America was marked by
V-shaped indentation that con-
siderably altered its outline, fol-
lowing the breaking away by
erosion of many hundreds of
tons of rock.
The huge Slide of rock was
on the American side of the
falls and may greatly change
the flow of water, considerably
enhancing the beauty of the
American view.
The break is the first large
one since discovery of the falls.