davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-18

The first Gravenstein apples were
picked at Sebastopool, Sonoma coun-
ty about July 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-18

Gonna be terrible if we don't get this
German business settled before the world
series and football time.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-18

Rogers and Ma" Ferguson with Sen
ator Huey P. Long of Louisiana for third
party
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-18

Governor Epigmenio Ybarro of
the Northern district of Baja CAL
ifornia is moving his capital from
Mexicah to Tiajuana this week.
This will be the temporary seat of
government until fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-18

Maybe they can get Will Rogers to ar
bitrate.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-18

If Texas and Oklahoma call back their
sons to fight in this border war, the val
leys population will certainly take a
shrinking.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-18
TEN YEARS AGO
July Is, 1921

Approximately 120 farmers ana
ranchers, most of them representa-
tiyes of various farm centers, at
tended the meeting of the Imperial
Irrigation district this morning for
the purpose of securing a definite
statement regarding the continu-
ance in service of the general man
ager, F.. N. Cronholm.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-18
Issued Daily, Except
Sundays. Entered at the
Post Office, Ell Centre,
Calf, as Second-ClaSs
Matter.

ing her to use the wealth that has come
to her wisely, it has only served to help
her make herself ridiculous in the eyes of
decent people.
When woman who soon expects to be
a great grandmother, has no better taste
than to refer to other women as James ;"
who talks in one minute about sticking to
an asserted bigamist until hell freezes
over" and in the next says she is through
with him; and who throughout long
period has basked in the spotlight of dis
gusting notoriety, she is more deserving
of censure than of pity.
There is nothing finer than a womanly
woman. There is nothing more disgust
ing than a woman who is minus the
ideals and the attributes one looks for in
every woman.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-18
across the river as means of lessen
ing the water shortage.

Second election for the $4,000
school bonds which will furnish
money for completion of Wilson
school will take place tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-18

NEW LOW PRICES - Roadster S535,
Sport RoadsferS5o5 o5. Sport Fhaefon s5o5.
Coupe S565. Coupe with rumble seat
500. Convertible Coupe S645, Sedan
l2-doorl S575, Sedan i4-door o-windowl
$685., fob. factory. Wire wheels standard
at no extra cost.
Low delivered prices. Convenient finio-
payments. Nom shafferabio plate glass 10
available on all m odeis at small extra COST.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22
Hundreds Killed In
Burmese Insurrection

SIMLA. India. May p. R--Near-
" 500 persons are reported to have
been killed and thousands wounded
or captured in the current insur-
rection in Burma against British
authority.
American millionaires returning
here said the rebellion Is In danger
Of spreading from Southern Burma,
its starting point. throughout the
country and that colonial officials
are rushing fresh troops from India
into the upper section.
The trouble is much more serious
than earlier reports indicated. It was
said. although martial law has not
been declared. Business is nearing
= standstill and rice. the national
staple. is selling at half its normal
price. The interior was described as
unsafe for foreigners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22
Railroads Fail To
Notify OF Appeal

WASHINGTON, May %. Rl-De-
spite the decision Of Eastern :ail-
roads t. seek modification of the In
terstate Commerce Commissions
Consolidation plan and the more re-
cent proposals Of nearly all cahriers
to ask rate readjustments. the COM
mission has received no formal aoti-
fication Of either project.
President Hoover announced IN
December that negotiations under
taken at his suggestion had brought
agreement beween he four major
Eastern roads. exclusive Of New Eng
lana, to submit revised plans to the
commission which would facilitate
Installations. II was said TODAY.
bwever. nc indication had been Civ
as TO when this plan would be
mt proposals of nearly all carriers
ad been able TO work out the min
4, but troublesome, details which
ere incomplete al the time Of the
Fhite House announcement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22
Former District Attorney
Held For Editors Murder

LOS ANGELES. May 22-GPD-
d vid H. Clark. former deputy
district attorney, was held today
on a charge of Staying Herbert
Spencer. magazine editor, and
Charles Crawford, wealthy politi-
clan, who were shot TO death in
Crawford's office Wednesday.
Clark surrendered last night TO
Buron Fits. district attorney, who
said his former aide had been
identified by employees of Craw-
ford, a real estate dealer. as the
man who was in conference with
the victims just before they fell
mortally wounded by revolver fire.
Officers questioned Clark more
than an hour about details OF the
shooting before he was sent TO
jail. Fits said he had refused to
make a statement.
Shortly after being name- in a
statement BY Fits as t. y man
wanted for the Sayings. Cla.k tel
ephoned the district attorney last
night he was about 70 surrender.
Alone he drove TO the prosecutors
office. ran a gauntlet Of cameramen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22
WISCONSINITES
GATHER SUNDAY
1000 Expected to Attend
Picnic Al Olmito
In Afternoon

The wisconsin Association Of the
Rio Grande Valley will hold the
annual rally and picnic on sunday,
May oath in Olmito picnic grounds
at 2 D. m. according to announce
ment OF ". I. Koppel, secretary Of
the association
Nat Wetzel OF Raymondville and
Gid Newman OF Mission have been
placed in charge OF entertainment
for the afternoon. Games. races
and contests Of different kinds
with prizes for the winners will
comprise the early afternoons
festivities. with a business session
being called to order at $3.50 In the
pavilion located on the picnic
grounds. At this session County
Judge o. c. Dancy OF Brownsville
will address the Badgers.
The wisconsin Association has
approximately one thousand men,
bers in the Valley and hundreds
have replied to notices sent out BY
secretary Koppel. signifying their
intention OF attending the meeting
Sunday.
All Badgerites are requested 70
bring along prospective new MEM
bers who have arrived In the VAL
lev within the past few months. as
well as their friends.
Mrs. r. G.. Orbert OF Harlingen
stated today that many wisconsin
ties have expressed their intention
OF taking a basket lunch on Sun
day and spent the entire day az the
beautiful picnic grounds. enjoying
the bathing and boating on Lake
Olmito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22
BOYS BASEB
\ y y X
GAME ENDS WITH
: = \ \ y
DUPLICATION

CHICAGO. May 22-P-Jimmy
Quillin's ball game started some
thing yesterday.
Jimmy Is 8 and the owner OF a
baseball. with which the game vas
being played.
II was the eighth inning and the
score was tied 3 10 8 when some
one knocked a homer over the
fence into the yard of Otto Wahler.
a salesman. who apparently want
IN favor OF the game.
Waller picked up the ball and.
Jimmy said. refused TO return il.
sc Jimmy went TO his father. Cosker
Quillin.
Papa Quillin demanded the re-
turn OF the ball. IN reply. he com
planned. Waller drew a tear gas
pistol and fired. temporarily bli-d-
ing Quillin. Crying. he found his
a home and called police.
The police called a doctor.
Then a police squad arrested
Waller on a charge OF assault. and
got Jimmv's ball back.
The ball game rcC1ains to be
finished.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22
DR.. STEPHENS
NAMED PREXY
Weslaco Doctor Elected To
Lead Fri County Medical
Society For Year

DR.. j. S. Stephens OF Weslaco was
elected president OF the Tri-C County
Medical Society at a meeting held
at the e Jardin hotel here Thurs
day night.
Other officers elected az the
quarterly meeting of the society
were Dr.. r. II. Eisaman, Browns
vile. vice-president: and Dr.. P. w.
Glass. Weslaco. secretary-treasurer.
(. The next meeting place will be
Mercedes, where the society viii
meet next August. Previous meet
ings have all been held in Browns
vile. but II was decided last night
that IN the future gatherings will
alternate between Harrington and
Mercedes.
DR.. J. II. Parks. Houston read
q paper on ~pediatrics and DR.. Her
man Johnson. also OF Houston.
talked on obstetrics. These two
doctors were the principal speak
ers Thursday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22
Falls 700 Feet
From Airplane

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. May n. Up
A 7O0-foot plunge from an open
cockpit airplane caused the death
Of Daniel Mills. 2~9-year-old ANA
teur pilot and Youngstown tire
salesman. under circumstances
which remained a mystery today.
Two witnesses said Mills appar-
entity jumped from the ship but his
widow and a brother. David, OF
Cleveland. said they knew of no rea-
son for suicide and believed II was
an accident.
The fall occurred as Mills vas be-
ing flown back TO youngstown late
yesterday after inspecting a ship
in Cleveland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22
NAVAL OFFICER
TOURS VALLEY
Reserve Unit Sure When
Deep Water Port
Completed
CBy staff Correspondent.l

&N0A
HARLINGEN, May 22.-There Is
no reason why the Valley should
not get q naval reserve unit and
possibly a vessel when a deep water
harbor is provided. said Capt.
Herbert II. Michaels. inspection
officer of recruiting in the South
ern division which includes II
states. upon leaving Harrington
Thursday following a tour Of in
spection.
There are four line officers avail
able and a ship company of 100
men or more could be organized
since the Valley Is eligible for such
a unit. he said.
Captain Michaels declared that
the Valley Is furnishing the United
States navy with Its best recruits
and said that George A. Kramer,
recruiting officer for this district.
is again leading in the number and
character OF recruits. Since Kram-
er was rewarded for the same hon.
or last year he Is not eligible to
receive another award this year.
He has been here about 20 months.
Others In the party included
Capt. =. III. Newton. officer In
charge OF recruiting In Texas: Mrs.
Mi-haels. Mrs. Newton and the
wife OF Admiral Apologize.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22

and reporters and disappeared into
Fits chambers.
Clark refused to talk about the
murder when reporters shot qy.-
tons at him and Fits later ali
his former subordinate had like
wise refused TO make a statement
under questioning. A murder charge
was filed against Clark after he
had been identified by three per-
sons as the nan who ran from
Crawford's office after the shoot
ing.
Clark'S recent unsuccessful can
didacy for a Los Angeles municipal
judgeship had been opposed by
Crawford and Spencer. Fits said
he recently had requested Clark's
resignation as deputy prosecutor.
The district attorney said he had
evidence that Clark purchased a
.38 pistol Tuesday. Police experts
asserted 80 calibsr bullets had MI
ed Spencer. former police reporter
and alleged "fixer" for persons ac-
cused OF minor oflenses. and Craw-
ford. presumably retired political
boss
The killing az first was attributed
to gambling interests which had
been attacked in the magazine.
Critic OF Critics" OF which Spen-
Ger was managing editor and Craw-
ford a patron. The magazine had
named Guy McAiee. wealthy for
mer policeman and gambling die
tator. as the al Capone OF Los
Angeles" McAfee. police said. es-
tahlished that he was not near the
scene Of the killing.
These developments at least tenn
porarily displaced theories that
Spencer and Crawford were gang
land victims.
Clark. a boyish-looking lawyer,
just before his resignation in Feb
ruary. after eight years OF service
IT. the district attorneys office. pro-
secuted grand theft charges on
which Daisy DeBoe. former secre-
tary of Clara Bow. film star. was
convicted and sentenced 10 10
months in Jail. He is a graduate Of
the University Of Southern Cali
fornia and the U. S. naval academy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22
FALL FROM LADDER FATAL

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. May p. Up
&C. r. Hartwig. So. garage owner.
was dead today Of injuries received
when he fell from a stepladder yes
terday. The ladder was upse. when
one automobile struck another as
the driver was attempting to park.
Hartw1g died in a hospital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22

Automatic vending machines,
Electrically refrigerated. will de-
e a scent bottle Of milk for 10
sntS and repay 5 cents when the
ottle is returned in factory dis
-icts OF Philadelphia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22

vi III every
And see what
konjola did in
he stubborn case
Mr.. T. A. VIII
tinson n, 1l09
ohnson str c c {.
Ina rillo. who
hys: For fiji
zen years I en-
urod sto m a C h
nd kidney trou-
les. I had To get
ID several times
very night. and
always leit tired
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22

kd dizzy spells. But after three
keks with Konjola ! can not say
b much in praise OF this medi-
lie. 7 am better than in years,
NJ have gained weight"
fThe files OF Ronjola fairly over-
Ls6w with such words OF endorse
Buy Konjola In any drug
and do not accept . substi-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22

can do in the 10
lief OF Ills of the
stomach, liver,
kidneys and bow
els. and Of rheu-
matism, neuritis
and nervousness.
See what Kon-
jola meant 70
Mrs. Allene TIP
ton. 23ll Broad
way, San Antonio
She says: For
five years ! had
indigestion and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22
PREPAREDNESS

Young Husband: Last night when
GOT home my wife had my chair
avn up before the fire. my slip
RS ready for me to put on. my
pc filled and.
Cynic: How did you like her new
az -Tit-Bits
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22

And now happy
she found Kon-
jela is Mrs. Ella
Mae Ivey. go San
Pedro av
San Antonio. She
declares: Three
years ego ! began
suffering with my
stomach. Nausea
and vomiting fol-
lowed meals. and
/ bloated fright
fully. ! had terri
BILE head a c n e 4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22

leuritis. and was about 70 give ur
b despair. improvement began
tith the first bottle OF Konjola. ]
lave taken three and am greatly
hnroved in every respect"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22

nd worn out. My back ached, and
could not eat solid foods. But
ince taking Koniols it is a differ
Mt story. I certainly wish ! had
ound this wonderful medicine
ears ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22
TALE END FIRST

Il think the end Of your latest
novel is lovely"
"Oh. good And what do you
think Of the opening chapters7"
Il haven't got to them yet
Answers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-22
SUFFERING OF
FEARS ENDED
lore Grateful Words OF Praise Are
Won By Konjola-Read These
Experiences

After all, life teaches no more
aluablc lesson than that we pro-
It by the experiences of those who
now, by actual test. what Konjola
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-13
MAGYARoRsZAG 14o,ooo,ooo
PENG0 K0LCSONT KAPOTT

Budapestr6l jelentik A ma
gyar kormany hivatalosan tudo-
masara ada az orszagnak, hogy
a nagy magyar bankok szavatos-
saga es felel5sege mellett 14O mil
ii6 peng6 k0lcsont kap a kilf6ld-
t6l az orszag.
A k6lcs6nt kincstarjegyekkel
biztositjak S azoknak egy resze a
belf0ld0n nyer maid elhelyezest.
A 140,000,00O peng6 kolcs6n meg
adasa, amely mar bizonyos, leg
jobban igazolja, hogy kGlf6ld
bizik Magyarorszag jov6j6ben.
A szaznegyven millio peng6 kol-
csonbol el6sz0r is az allami haz-
tartas egyensulyat akarja a kor-
many biztositani es a megmaradt
penzt k0zhasznu befektetesekre
forditjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-13
A ROTARY CLUB
TAGJAI BUDAPESTEN

Budapestr6l jelentik = Hat
szaz rotarianus randult le becsi
vilagkongresszusr6f Budapstre.
Kar, hogy a tobbiek mem j0ttek
lie, mondogattak rotarianu-
sok, - inert igazan sokat vesztet-
tex, hogy EFT a gy0ny0rii varost
mem neztek meg. A Margit -szigeti
New York etteremben volt tiszte-
letiikre nagvszabasu, stilusos ban
kett. A poharkosz0nt6k egesz So
ia hangzott ell Auer Pal DIR. toast
master vezeteseyel. Hegediis L6-
rant angolul tartott fordulatok-
ban gazdag, nagy tetszessel foga-
dott ebeszedet, melyb6l mint for
tissimo csendiilt XII no, no, never
Men, mem, soha) Angel, francia,
olasz, 1nemet es spanyol toastok
valtogattak egymast, amelyek
mind magasztaltak Budapest szep
seget es a magyar vendegbaratsa-
got.aAuer Pal Or. bevezet6 besze-
debens halasan emlekezett meg
Hoover kezdernenyezeser6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-13
vIZSGAI ttNNEPELY
A FUGGETLEN REF. EGYHAZ
NYARI ISKOLAJABAN
Vasarnap, az istentisztelet vegez-
tevel lesz megtartva nyari ma
gyar iskolaba jaro tanulok WIS
gaia. - El0kesztiletek a vizsgara.

Augustus loan, most vasar
nap ismet szep es meghat6 latva-
nyossagban lesz resziik mindazok-
max, akik Fiigg. Magyar Re-
formatus Egyhaz magyar nyari
iskolajaba jaro magyar gyerme-
kek vizsgajan megjelennek.
Ezen a napon tanubizonysagot
tesznek tannlok, hogy a nyari
iskolaban tanuIt tantargyakban
mennyire haladtak el6re, kiilon0-
sen azok, akik a mindennapos
magyar iskolat szorgalmasan la
togattak.
. Mt. Borsy-Kerekes esperes-lel-
kesz, aki Macy kepesseggel
es ambicioval tanitotta a magyar
gyermekeket - vezetese alatt a
gyermekek szep enekleset, iigyes
olvasasat, ertelmes feleleteit es
kedves verselfs6t nagy gyonyorii-
seq lesz hallgatni.
Vizsgajuk utan, delutan, cyiile-
kezeti kirandulast rendeznek a
Mill Greek Parkba, ahol Fresh
Air Camp melletti. teren helyez-
kednek ell, ugyanazon a helyen,
ahol a multkoriban tartott nGegy-
lett piknik volt. A kirandulas
ugy nevezett kosaras piEnik lesz,
melyen az egyhaz vezet6s6ge meg
fogja vendegelni gyermekeket
fagylalttal es frissit6kkel. A k0lt-
segek fedezesere 25 centes ado
manyi jegyeket bocsatanak XII,
mely osszegb6l a gyermekek kia-
dasait fogjak fedezni.
Ezen alkalomra az egyhaz We
zet6sege szeretettel meghivja a
kedves sziil6ket, valamint varo-
sunk magyarsagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-13
Az AMERIKAI MAGYARSAG
ttZENETE

Budapestrol jelentik: A pos
ia levelez5lapot kezbesitett SEE
chenyi Viktor fejermegyei f6is-
pannak. A levelez3lapot Justice
for Hungary hozta magaval Anne
rikab6l es az egyik oldalan kez-
irassal a k0vetkez0 sz0veg all
"Fejer varmegye k0z0nsegenek.
Szechenyi gr6f f6ispan utjan. Hi
sziink Magyarorszag feltamadasa-
ban. Testveri szeretettel youngs-
town. magyar egyhazak Is cgyle-
tex nagybizottsaga: Molnar, Lajos
elnok, Nemenyi Mikl6s Erno tit
kar' A levelez6lap mask aldalan
magyar es angol nyelven a k0vet-
kez6 sz0veg van: "Az amerikai
magyar 6ceanrepiles a vilag fl
gyelmet Magyarorszag ellen
Trianonban elk6vetett igaxsagta.
lansagra hivja fel." 4s4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-13
FONY0 ALADAR Es 0Zv,
CSERNA ENDRENE
HAZASSAGA

Csondben, minden larma es min
den rikit6 lakodalmi zenebona
nelkiili erdekes eskiivS esedekes e
napokban = Clevelandban. Ozv.
Cserna Endrenet, Szabadsag c.
napilap volt tnlajdonosanak 0z-
vegyet, sziil. Klosz Bertat, aki mi
elott a Cserna felesegeve lett, Ko-
hanyi Tihamernak, Szabadsag
megalapit6janak volt az ozvegye.
n6iil veszi Fony6 Aladar, a Sza-
badsag volt szerkeszt3je.
CSerna Endre halala utan Cser-
name eladta Szabadsagot $
amint hirlik az nj hazaspar Cali.
forniaban fog megtelepedni, far
mot vesznek es OFT elnek maid
Observation-Disclosures
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-13
. magyar hos
6ceanrepulok
Szobor kesziil magyar 6ceanre-
pil0kr0l. - Endresz es Magyar
atvettek Rothermere lord 10000
dollaros jutalmat.

Budapestr6l jelentik:.- Beth
len Istvan gr6f minisztereln0k
magahoz kerette Endresz Gy0r-
gyot ts Magyar Sandort, hogy
szemelyesen nyujtsa at nekik Ro-
thermere lord 10000 dollaros. di-
.jat, amt egy sikeres 6ceanrepii-
lesre tiizott XII. A ket reptile Pal
Andras ny. 6fnaggyal ment mi
Observation-Disclosures, ahol jelen vol
tax a kormany tagjai is, akik mi
nisztertanacsra gyiiltek 0ssze.
Felhat utan nehany perccel je-
lent meg Bethlen Istvan gr6f mi
nisztereln0k a palota nagy bal
konjan Is melegen megszoritotta
ket oceanrepiil6 kezet.
Megegyszer gratulalok nek-
tex fiuk, = mondotta s egy Macy
sarga boritekot vett clio. = Tisz-t
telettel atadom nektek lord Ro-
thermere megbizasab6l Is neveben
a lord jutalmat. ARA kerlek ben
neteket, hogy szemelyesen is k0-
sz0njetek meg lord Rothermere-
mex aldozatkeszseget.
Rothermere lord dijanak at
nyujtasa utan minisztereln0k es
a kormany tagjai meg hosszabb
ideig elbeszelgettek ket hos re-
pil3vel, akik a ketszaz darab so
dollaroson testveriesen megosz-
toztak.
lit emlitjiik meg, hogy Endresz
Gy0rgy es Magyar Sandor ma
gyar ,6ceanrepiil6kr6l Gosztonyi
Alice szobraszmiiveszn6 szobrot
keszit. A mintazas megkezdesere
a ket reptile mar meg is jelent
Gosztonyi Alice miitermeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-13
LOUIS VITULLO Az OHIO
ALLAMI FEGYHAZBAN
1-tol 20 evig terjedo fegyhazbiin-
tetesre itelte a bir6sag Betty Pal
ko gyilkosat. - "a craig targyal-
tax az eskiidtek q 5iinigyet.

Vasarnap delutan fel hatkor
hirdette XII a warreni eskiidtbir6-
sag az it1letet Louis Vitullo.
Youngstown pool room tulaido-
nos iigyeben, aki kegyetlen mo-
don meggyilkolta szeret6jet: Bet
ty Palkot. Az eskiidtszek verdikt-
je alapjan a bir6sag biin6snek
mondotta ki Vitullot ember0ler
vetsegeben exert 1-tol 20 evie
terjed6, nehez testi munkaval su-
lyosbitott, fegyhazra itelte.
Az eskfidtek, akik huszonn6gy
oran keresztiil targyaltak bin
iigyet, vasarnap delutan fel 6-kor
hoztak meg az iteletet. Hat es-
kidt Vitullo halalos itelete mel
lett, hat eskiidt halalos itelet ell
len dont0tt.
Vitullot szerdan atkisertek az
Ohio allami fegyhazba, ahol Ag-
kezdte buntetesenek kit0lteset.
Ezzel lezar6dott Is napos bin
iigy targyalasanak aktai.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-13
A MAGYAR REFORMATUSOK
ADOMANYA A MAGYAR
NEMZETI MUZEUMNAK

Budapestr6l jelentik: - A re-
formatus egyhaz piispokei, f.
gondnokai, Bethlen Istvan gr6f
minisztereln0k, Nemethy Karoly
Witt es Daranyi Kalman allan
titkar nehany het el6tt felhivast
inteztek a reformatus tarsadalom-
hoz, hogya Lorantffy Zsuzsanna
fejedelemasszony remekmiivii ur-
asztalterit6jet Nemzeti Muzeum
szamara k0zadakozassal megvasa-
roljak, inert a muzeumnak mem
allnak rendelkezesere az anyagi
eszk6z0k, amelyekkel a magyar
iparmIveszetnek EFT nemzeti
kegyelet szempontjabdl is fontos
emleket megszerezhetne.
A nemes celzatu felhivas nagv
visszhangra talalt a reformatus
tarsadalom k0reben az eddig
beerkezett iveken 3,939.50 peng0
gyiilt ossze. A befolyt 0sszeg meg
haladja a vetclar egyharmad re-
szet a Nemzeti Muzeum f6igaz-
gat6saga ezuton is keri a reforma-
tus tarsadalom tagjait, hogy a to-
vabbi adomanyokat a Magyar
Nemzeti Muzeum Gazdasagi Hiva-
talanak cimere budapest, VIII,
Muzeum-k0rut 14-16.) miel5bb be-
kiildeni sziveskedjenek.