davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1931-06-16
TWO ARRES

Ions of alleged liquor, 80 barrels
4 of peach mash and q large sup
ply of alleged liquor making
paraphernalia in a raid on house at
ll04 X street northeast, this morning.
Photo shows two reporters inspecting
siezed still.
The police squad was headed by
Sergt George M. Little.
A third man believed by police TO be
the ringleader, escaped.
The raid was made when the plain
clothes officers, who had had the house
under observation for serveral days,
saw Q small liquor-laden automobile
appear from O garage in the rear Of the
house. They approached the car and
as they did so, the driver. Arthur D.
Daniels, "a years old, abandoned 1t and
ran into 1l04 K street, the policemen
following.
Escapes Through SkyIight.
They pursued Daniels 20 the second
floor of the house, where they arrived
In time to see a man disappear through
O skylight and escape. Another man,
Harry Zinberg, IS years old. who gave
his address as 1916 East Capitol street,
was arrested.
The large gas-operated still was
located on the second floor. which
IeeAcu Will IlS uQor VI Oic naeSAL VA
the same floor. The downstairs floor
Of the house was fitted out as living
quarters, and a large radio was tuned
in as the raid was made.
In the basement were dozens OF
empty peach cases. Neighbors said
the occupants Of the house moved in
about q month ago.
Walls on the upper floor had been
cut away to allow pipes to pass through,
while an amateur plumbing job had
converted q lavatory into drain for
disposing Of the mash.
The men arrested were booked at
No. 8 precinct on a charge Of investi-
CATION. Daniels gave his address as
1903 South Carolina avenue southeast.
No warrant was necessary to make the
raid, police said, since they were pur-
suing a man in connection with q
Evening star., 1931-06-16
COOLIDGE ACCLAIMED
Soldiers Required to Clear Way
for Ex-President Through Crowd.

MARION, Ohio, June 16 R).-Calvin
Coolidge, accompanied by Mrs. Coolidge,
arrived here this morning to participate
in the dedication of the Harding Me-
mortal Tomb. The former President
and his wife were greeted by large
crowd They were taken direct to their
suite in hotel, where they were to re-
main until lunch time, when the man
who served as Vice President with Hard
ing and succeeded him as President
was to be guest Of honor at an informal
luncheon. A special committee Of won1-
en- entertained Mrs. Coolidge.
The crowd greeting the former Presi-
dent was so dense that soldiers were
required to make lane for the Cool
idges to their car. They smiled. and
waved their hands at the thfong Is
they walked from the depot The frUwd
claeered.
Evening star., 1931-06-16

Canada imported nearly $4,000, 900
worth of American industrial machinery
last year.
Evening star., 1931-06-16

Thirty international disputes were
brought before the League of Nations
during its first 10 years of existence.
Evening star., 1931-06-16

Prague, CSechoslovakia, win spend
$50, 900 900 for new dwellings within 10
wears,
Evening star., 1931-06-16

lcontinued Prom FIRST Page.l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11
!. 4 FARRELII MACY. REF.
4oYHAzBt
Lelk&sx:. ri
DARoUZY MATYAS.
Tamplom: 111s n. Darr Avs.
farrell, Pa. Telefon SSO6
Ifjusagi kUrdnk altala rendezet

Ifjusagi kUrtnk altais rendezett
! mulatsag k0rtilmenyekhez ke-
! pest j6l sikeriilt. iAmerikai zene
volt ICY az id6sebbek el is ma.
radtak, ami erthet6 is, inert hi
anyzott magyar csardas. lila
inknak ez pr6balkozasa megbo-
csajthat6, inert Ok anyagi hasznot
is akartak. EFT pedig nehezen le-
het elerni, amikor a magyar zene-
seek meg jelenlegi rossz viszo-
nyok koz0tt sem akarnak 40-45
dollaron alul leszerz6dni r0vid
n6gy 6rara. A mulatsagon nem-
csak a helyi, de kiilon0sen
youngstowni ifjak is szep szam-
NAL voltak jelen, akiknek megje-
lenese szives viszonzasra szolgal.
N6egyletiink multi vasarnapi
gyulesen elhatarozta t0bbck k0-
z0tt, hogy augustus masodikan
kirandulast rendez. Kerjiik helyi
egyesiileteinket, hogy datumot
mulatsagaik rendezesenel vegyek
szives figyelembe.
Egyhazunk nyari kirandulasa e
h6 28-an lesz Superior st. We
gen, kozel F6nagyekhoz. A rem
dezes munkaja Macy Gabor tb. f5
gondnok, Dulovics Laszl6 gond-
nok, Sebestyen Albert algondnok
es Fonagy Janos jegyz6 kezebe
van leteve. A kiradulason Mai
Mihaly ismert helyi zenekara jat-
SILK.
Az egyhaz adossagtorlesztesi
alapjahoz ujabban Bartha Kal-
man $5, Illes Balintne SIS, Klein
tejes 1921, Mate Janos $1-ral ia
rult hozza. A fentiekkel az alap
jelenleg: $90.31. A gyiiitesb6l es
adakozasb6l vegye XII reszet min
denki. s tekintettel kiil0nleges
gyiijtesi alapra, a Szerkeszt5seg
szives hozzajarulasaval helyen
l;ivanok nyugtazni az adomanyo-
kat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11

Multi vas&rnap ismet megritki-
totta sorainkat a kellemetlen es6s
id6. Vajjon elj0n-e valamikor az
az id6 a fold gyermekeire, amikor
mem befolyasoltatjak magukat
maid az lido valtozasok altal az
listen tiszteletenek megadasaban,
akinek aldasa, kcgyelme soha sem
marad ell t6liink sem tel kemeny
hidegeben, vagy a nyar forr6
heveben, sem a tavasz hiiv0s sze-
leben, vagy az 6sz k0d0s ESQ
jeben?
1fjusagi K0runk megtartotta
vasarnap delutan havi gyiileset.
Junius Glen delutanra kirandu-
last terveztek Milton Damre.
Kedden egyhazmegyei gyiilesre
megy az egyhaz kepviseletfben
lelkeszink. Ez alkalommal can
toni els6 angol egyhaz temploma-
ban lesz megtartva a gyiiles.
A multi szombati prezsbiteri
gyiiles helyett iheten csiit0rto-
k0n este jon ossze prezsbiteriu-
munk, hogy az egyhaz t0bb fon-
tos iigyeben haladektalanul intez-
/. kedjek.
Nyari iskolanlat ismet figyel-
inebe ajanljuk az erdekelteknek.
A tanitas 15-en nyilik meg ez ev-
ben s tart hat heten keresztiil.
Tandij egy-egy gyermek ntan
$500 lesz az egesz iskola tarta-
mara, tekintettel t0bbeknek ne
hez anyagi helyzetere. Remeljiik,
hogy minden sziil3 meltanyolni
fogja az egyhaz vezet8segenek
anna t0rekveset, hogy a tandij le-
szallitasaval minden gyermekre
nezve lehet6ve tegye nyari isko-
Ia latogatasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11

szenhalmazon kapargalva fenyes
darabot hozott napvilagra, mely-
rol kiderilt, hogy sovereign. A
koldus asni kezdett csakhamar
100 darab aranyat talalt, melyet
atadott rend6rsegnek. Miutan
"a kincsnek mem akadt igazolt tu-
lajdonosa, koldus 80 szazalek
lnegtalal6i dijat kapott. 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11
TR1ANoN K0vETKEzMENYE

Budapestr6l jelentik: - Egy
most megjelent kimutatas szerint
a multi esztend6ben Magyarorsza-
gon 1902 ember k0vetett el on
gyilkossagot. Eek kozul 2,777
f6rfi es 2,125 volt no. - Egy
mask kimutatas s3erint a buda-
pesti hat6sagi mun1 kozvetit6 a
multi napokban 2s9 Detoltend6 al
last jelzett. Ere - 289 allasra
1887 palyazo akadt. Bizony szo-
moru szamok ezek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11
AKIT 81 EGYENES
LESZARMAZ0JA GYAsZoL

Hajdub0szormenyb6l jelentik
Ond6 Istvan foldbirtokos 95
ewes koraban meghat. Halalat
felesegen xviii hat el6 gyermeke
es harom elhalt gyermekenek csa-
lAdja, 6sszesen 0tvenharom unoka
Is harmincket dedunoka gya.
szolja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11
Macy ttZLETMENET
Mos6aEPEKBEN
A Maytag gyar aprilisi iixletme-
netet kiil0n6rakkal bonyolitotta le

"A mos6gepek iizletmenetenek
megnagyobbodott fejl6dese nun
kaviszonyok javulasat jelenti"
mondotta E. H. Maytag, a Maytag
Co. igzgatoja, Newton-ban. .sMo-
s6gepeket nagyreszbeh a munkas-
osztaly vasarolja, amely legjobb
bizonyiteka fejl6dott gyariparunk
viragzasanak es nagy iizletmene-
tiinknek. A munkaalkalom meg
ada a lehet6seget mosogepek va
sarlasara. A Maytag gyar aprilis
k0zepe ota 13 6rat dolgozik ne
mely napokon vannak osztalyok,
amelyek "a 0rat dolgoznak."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11
laxxz ARANYFoRINToT
TALlx1T a KoLDUa

Londonb6l jelentik: Egy Ze-
phania1 nevii, mindket labara be-
ma koldus, Abergavennyben (Sk6
cia) az ntc&kon koldult. Kutyaja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11
PRO HUNGARIA SZ0VETSEG
K0ZPONTJANAK MUNKAJA
(Folytatas)
[Folytatas)

emlekere pennsylvania es pitts
burghi magyarok emlekkonyve
adtak XII, melyben az amerika
magyar egyesiileteket ismertetik
A Magyar Nap"-on 0sszegyiij
t0tt 1000 dollart meghalad6 j0ve.
delem az ottani "Pro Hungaria
szervezet faradozasanak is k0.
sz6nhet6, akik Szecskay Gy0rgy.
newell az ellen, minden magyar
iigyet lelkesen tamogatnak. A 10
vedelem felet az egyetem magyar
szobajanak ajanlottak fel. E ne
mes celra Youngstown "Pro
Hungaria "-nak Zsamboky Tiva-
darneval az ellen olyan lelkes
munkat vegzett, kitiin3 magyar
asszonyai is nagyobb 0sszeget
adomanyoztak.
A toled6i "Pro Hungaria" meg
rendezte, kozpont altal kiild0tt
es iranyitott elokepeket, melynek
cine: "Mit tett a magyar No ezer
even at hazajaert9 - Ez sz0-
veggel kisert el6kep olyan nagy
hatast valtott XII, hogy az ameri-
kai angol lapok is elragadtatas-
sal irtak r6la.
Lehetetlen, hogy e kis ismerta-
tes kereteben bovebben irhassunk
arr6l a magasztos' hazafias mum
kar6l, amt az amerikai magyar
nagyasszonyok vegeznek, mely-
mex aldasat szegeny magyar ha-
"a halasan elvezi.
A kiilf0ldr6l sz6lva meg kell
emlekeznink a parisi "Pro Hun
garia" "-r6l is, melyet eln0kn6nk
amerikai utja k0zben megalaki-
tott. Ennek eln0ksege azzal ke-
ressel fordult hozzank, hogy j0j-
jon XII ismet a k0zponti eln0kn6
k0zejiik, mely keresnek DIR. Re
they Ferencne elnokn6, 0rommel
fog 6sszel eleget tenni.
Szorosabb kapcsolatot terem-
tettiink a finn n6kkel is, xix k0-
ziil ez ev folyaman mintegy 25 ta-
gu kuldottseget fogunk vendegul
latni.
1880. evi okt6ber hawaiian lit
hangversenyezett sofiai Newsky
szekesegyhaz enekkara. Tisztele-
tiikre Pro Hungaria Gellert
szalloban teadelutant rendezett
Ennek egyik tagja DIR. Konstan-
tinova Szonya, sofiai tisztiorvos-
n6 hazaterve, magyar nyelvii tan
folyomot nyitott es megigerte
hogy majusban Sofiaban is meg.
alakitja "Pro Hungaria vt.
Ugyancsak vendegiil latta &
"Pro Hungaria" az esperanto
kongresszusra megjelent vendege
ket, kiknek tiszteletere Margit
szigeten iinnepelyt rendezett E,
ozsonat adott. Ezen az iinnepelyer
81 orszagb6l 1900 kikild0ttjt
elStt, az elnokn6 esperanto nyel
ven mondott hazafias iidv0zl6 be
szedet, mely vak-technikaval, /;
vilag 0sszes vakjainak k0nyvtars
reszere kinyomattak. Meg eg,
magyar iinnepelyt rendezett ,
"Pro Hungaria nemzetk0z
n6egyesiiletek $50 tagu kiildottse
ge tiszteletere szinten a Margi
szigeten.
Legut6bb Nine Baker de Bos
sc urno, a Nepsz0vetsegi Ligal
Uniojanak alelnoke, a kisebbseg
kerdeseknek alapos ismeroje Ia
togatott ell hozzank, kinek tiszte
letere vacsorat rendezett a Pr
Hungaria eln0ksege es megisme1
tette vele reszletesen a magya
tragediat.
Igeretet kaptunk, hogy maju
folyaman Lhewelly angol kepv
N sel3 jon el hozzank, el6adast tai
: tani es tanulmanyozni a magya
IS iigyet. A "Pro Hungaria' melt
= fogadtatasban kesziil 6t reszes
A teni. TIT emlitjiik meg, hogy legr
r t6bb Haga kozponttal Hollandi
t t0bb varosaban, Amsterdambar
n Rotterdamban alakult meg "Pr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11
vERHovAY 1os

{ A fi6k keriileti delegatusa most
vasarnap 2 6rakor kezdSdS rem
des Verhovay Segely Egylet 1O8.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-11

sarlasara. A Maytag gyar aprilis
k0zepe ota 13 orat dolgozik ne
mely napokon vannak osztalyok,
amelyek "a 6rat dolgoznak."
halad belf0ldi munkalkodasunk is.
| Az alapit6 es rendes tagok
szama naprol-napra szaporodik,
fiok szervezetek letesiilnek az
orszag minden reszen, Xix veliink
Is mellettiink dolgozva egyiittes
| er6vel kiizdenek trianoni beke
| revizi6jaert, j6l tudva, hogy csak
a k0z0s munka, az egy akarat We
zethetnek eredm6nyhez.
A "Pro Hungaria"- "-ba t0m0riilt
magyar asszonyok a kiilpolitika-
val hataros munkassagot fejtenek
XII, amelyhez politikai ismeretek-
re van sziikseguk. E celb6l neves
el6ad6kat sikeriilt megnyerni el6-
adasok tartasara: Berzeviczy Al
bert, DIR. Csekonics Ivan, dr.. Re-
they Ferenc, DIR. Pekar Gyula es
masok tartanak minden h6ban
magas niv6ju tudomanyos, kill
politikai targyu el6adasokat.
Vegiil megemlithetjGk, hogy
bar "Pro Hnngaria" munkak0-
rebe mem vette fel a ,jotekonysa-
got, megis a jelen nehez helyzet-
ben azzal is szolgalta a hazaiat,
hogy karacsony el6tt szaz csalad-
max osztott XII elelmiszert, tiizel6t
es ruhat $ a Horthyne Of6melt6-
| saga altal meginditott nyomoreny
hit6 akci6hoz is 100 peng6vel ja-
rult hozza, sashalmi iskolas
gyermekeknek 80 par cp6t csinal-
tatott, - hogy telen iskolaba
jarhassanak. Hogy ezt tehette,
abban is nagy segitsegere voltak
az amerikai n6k, inert Cleveland,
Youngstown, Pittsburgh es New
Yorkbol "Pro Hungaria" lelkes
tagjai nagyobb dollar ajandekot
Ekildtek e nemes celra. Legyenek
6rte aldva!
| Minden hazafias tarsadalmi
mozgalomb6l is kivette reszet a
Szovetseg. Minden evben marcus
l15-en lelekemel8 hazafias iinne.
pelyt rendeziink es Kossuth Lajos
halala evfordul6jan koszorut he
Ilyeziink ell a mauzoleumaban. Ra.
kosi .JenS szobor leleplezesen ma
lgyobb kiild0ttseggel vettiink
reszt. Erdekelni fogja bizonyara
| amerikai testvereinket, hogy q
pittsburgh polgarmester Mr.
l Klyne es fe1esege, E0rd0gh Ele
mer, Boross Ern6, Horvath Ele
mer kitiin6 amerikai hazankfis
| tiszteletere rendezett bankette
ken, mindket izben a magyar n6l
neveben Rethey Ferencne mon
dott angol nyelvii iidv0zl5 besze
| det. E0rd0gh Elemer toled6i pie
banos, papai prelatust, mikor ell
hagyta multi ev 6szen Magyaror
szagot, "Pro Hungaria" k0z
pontja a Neutrality-suspicious. lin
, nepelyesen elbucsuztatta, ahol
meghat6 bucsubeszedet Szovet
seq kitun6 iigyvezet5 aleln0ke
Jeszenszkyne, T. Iren ir6n5 mon
) dotta.
i Macy vonasokban igyekeztiinl
vazolni AIT az iranyt, amelyen ha
r ladunk, hogy hazank scent iigyt
/, mex szolgalatot tehessiink.
Il Szeretett amerikai testvereink
|legyetek veliink a j0vSben is, nag,
! vilagszovetsegge fejl6dott egye
sGletunkben minden munkaba1
, egyiitt elt0lt0tt esztendS, fiizz01
J minket elszakithatatlan szalakka
egymashoz. A hazaert dolgozn
olyan lelekemel6, ha tudjuk, hog,
a yilag minden tajan el5 magya
asszonyok veliink vannak a nag.
kizdelemben.
4 (Vege.)
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
LAW
REQUIRES
BIG SUM
Will Add 500 Agents To
Aid In Enforcement Of
Prohibition Act.
EXPECT WET ATTACK
WOodcOck Defends Buy
ing Liquor By Agents
To Obtain Evidence.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. U.P)-
Appropriation of $1l ,530,68 for the
federal prohibition bureau, provid-
ing for 370 new dry agents, other
additions in personnel and the reg
u!ar expense of enforcement, is
carried in the combined justice,
state, commerce and labor depart
ment appropriation bill reported to
the house today by the appropria-
ton committee.
Presentation of the measure,
which is to be taken up Thursday,
is the signal for a new attack by
the militant house wet bloc, which
is prepared to contest some of the
appropriations provided.
Altogether, 500 new dry agents
are to be added to the present force.
but 130 of these we're provided in
the deficiency bill, already passed
by the house.
The appropriation for the pro-
hibition bureau is greater by ST.
530,680 than that for the last fis-
cal year when it was under the
treasury. OF the increase, $1,614,260
is for 688 additional employees, in
Guiding the 500 new agents. The
total prohibition bureau force will
rumber 2,638
Several items in the prohibition
bureau appropriation probably will
be opposed vigorously by house
vets, led by Representative Tink-
ham, Republican, Massachusetts,.
Among these are $4,000 appropri-
alton for propaganda work and a
total of S410500 provided in two
separate items for obtaining evil
dence of prohibition violations.
! S250,000 of which is for expenses,
including purchase of liquor.
Tinkham Objects
Tinkham, who subjected Attor-
ney General Mitchell and Prohibi-
ton Director Woodcock to a severe
cross examination during the COM
mittee hearings, published today,
singled out these items for bitter
attack in a minority report.
Woodcock submitted figures
showing that in three-month per-
iod, last year, dry agents spent
tliOtN biitii 4sOoO lOl bllC RQlCildoC
Of liquor which would average ap-
proximately $125,00O for year.
Since July l, the government has
employed 101 informers, paying out
$4,000 for this purpose, the dry
director disclosed.
Woodcock defended drinking Of
liquor by dry agents in seeking to
secure evidence. He said it was
necessary in some situations to
ward off suspicion, but added he
was attempting to discourage the
practice.
The prohibition director said he
had asked for the 500 additional
dry agents after careful study
CT the needs throughout the coun-
try and after consultation with his
field officers. Twenty of them are
to be assigned to the twelfth dis
trict. comprising California, New
ada, and Hawaii.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
6. 0. P. Apology
Asked By Smith

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3. U.P,-
Alfred E. Smith. 1923 presidential
candidate, in letter made public by
the Nye investigating committee, to-
day asked an apology from the Re-
publican national committee for the
circulation of barroom cartoon
labeled "Al Smith Raskob Idea OF
Happiness"
The cartoon was circulated by Ex-
ecutive Director Robert II. Lucas OF
the Republican committee in his
secret campaign against Senator
Norris. Republican. in Nebraska last
fall. The cartoon depicted Smith
Raskob and Norris as advocating re-
turn of the old-time saloon.
Smith said he thought PREPARATION
is due me from the Republican ma
tional committee" and that 100000
copies of denial should be sent to
the same organizations that received
the cartoons from Lucas.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
RASKOB SCORES
CHARGE HE OWNS
BOURBON PARTY
Denies Claim Of Plot To
Block Roosevelt Candi-
dacy In 1892.
BY RAYMOND CLAPPER

UNITED Press staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. U.H -
Reports of undercover maneuvering
to hand-pick the Democratic presi-
dental candidate next year have
provoked a disavowal from John j..
Raskob, wealthy Democratic nation
al chairman, that he had bought
and paid for the party"
For two weeks Washington has
been filled with whisperings of
Democratic intrigue. The epidemic
has spread with many versions.
Most of them are to the effect that
handful of Democratic party lead
ers are quietly undertaking to lay
q banana peel in the path of Gov
ernor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New
York, who has been regarded as one
of the chief contenderS for the NOM
ination, and that the way is to be
cleared for Owen D. Young OF New
York, to receive the party's crown.
Also it has been asserted that
National Chairman Raskob, multi
millionaire anti-prohibitionist who
went into politics with an unlimited
check book hoping to elect his
friend Alfred f. Smith in 1928, has
underwritten the Democratic party
and intends to exact his pound Of
flesh, the right to name the next
candidate.
This charge, in substance, was
80 s.xtr .tt,f Nyy
Kent, political correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun. Though the Sun is
Democratic newspaper, Kent is
one of President Hoover's journals
tic intimates and because he is Of
ten credited with reflecting White
House views, Democratic politicians
watch him closely.
Raskob now has turned on Kent
in an open letter to him, intended
to stand as his answer to the crop
of whisperings now current in
Washington. =:
Denies Control
when you liken the Democratic
party to a common woman that Nm
be bought and sold, used and
abused at WILL" Raskob wrote to
Kent, You tramp on the toes of
millions of Democrats who are
proud of their heritage, glory in the
traditions of their party and resent
your insults"
AS to the charge that he intended
to hand pick the party presidential
candidate, Raskob said in part:
The Democratic party is not and
will not be controlled by any man
or small group of men. Nomina-
ton for president and vice-president
will be made by the Democratic
national convention and not die
tated by any clique. When this
great party bows to the control of
one man or small group of men as
does the Republican party, it will
cease to be Democratic, will cease
to exist and will not have me, a
true liberal in every sense of the
word, as its national chairman.
"Unselfish, patriotic service to
ones country can easily be viewed
by selfish, suspicious people as a
prize paradox but thank God the
country is overlooking with unsel-
fish, patriotic citizens who are only
awaiting the 1882 national election
to follow a leader carrying their
banner"
Raskob denied he has stood per-
sonally for party debts of nearly
S1,000000.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
ASK Ell CENTRIC
TO HEED PLEA
BY PRESIDENT
Quota OF $1,000 Set For
City's Share In Relief
OF Needy.

"El Centros proportion of the
emergency relief fund asked for by
President Hoover will be $1,000" Joe
E. King, chairman of the local chap
ter of the American Red Cross,
stated today. This quota will in
clude Imperial, Holtville and the
rural country adjacent to Ell Cen
tro.n
In another column of the Press
will be found the Presidents pro-
clamation, calling upon citizens OF
the country to contribute to the
fund which is designed for the I'M
mediate relief of American citizens
who are in danger of starvation, due
to the extended drought which pre-
vailed in a score of states last sum-
mer, and the nationwide depression.
I'VE wish it understood by all"
King said, that none of the money
to be collected is to be used by the
Red Cross organization. The Red
Cross has merely Deen chosen as the
agency to distribute the funds re-
ceived and no portion of it will be
used for Red Cross administration
or expense. Every cent will go to
those who need it."
Supplementing the Presidents S
call for assistance. various local cit
liens today urged the necessity OF
contributing to the Red Cross fund
as it is called
Americans i'm Need
This is call for relief right here
in the United States" one proml-
nent businessman stated. I'VE have
all galdly contributed at various
times for the relief of sufferers IN
foreign lands. This call comes right
from those who like ourselves are
American citizens. The money will
be used to help American mothers
and American school children. Sure
ly there is none able to do so who
will not give something toward such
a cause"
Chairman King has made ar
rangementS for contributions to be
sent to the Bank of America or the
Security-F First National bank, both
OF which have agreed to accept such
contributions and turn them over to
the Red Cross committee.
Citizens are urged to read the
Presidents proclamation and then
make their contribution to either OF
the banks mentioned above.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-13
VILLAGE is QUIET
AFTER LYNCHING

MARYVILLE, Mo, Jan. l3. U.P)
Having lynched a negro accused
Of attacking a white girl. the COM
munity of Maryville waited quietly
today to see what. if anything, was
tC be done about it.
Sheriff Harve England, who was
injured by a mob that took Ray
mond Gum by force, chained him
atop the schoolhouse where he ad-
mitted he had killed Velma Golfer,
and burned him alive with the
building, showed no disposition to
arrest any of the ringleaders, al
though admitting he knew their
names.
He said. however, that if either
a grand jury or Governor Henry
Caulfield asked him the names he
would tell them.
Il didn't want to aggravate that
mob" England explained in telling
why he had not called upon 60 ma
tional guardsmen to stop the lynch
ing after Gum was taken away from
him.