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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23

gat6sagat. E gyiles utan bank
megvalasztott igazgat6i tartanak
gyulest, amelyen megvalasztanak
d bank tisztikarat.
Az 81 ,OOO,OOO-os reszveny-alap
redukalva lesz $25O,O0O-ra es
*5OO,OO0 erteku uj reszveny lesz
klbocsatva, mely az alapot $780,
C0O-ra emeli fel. A banknak $780,
600 t0bblete lesz IS $500, 900 osz-
Italian nyeresegben.
A takarekbet6tek 35 szazaleka,
mely egy<tart6 tarsasag kezeben
van, tamogatva van reszvenye-
SEX 81 1.200,OOO-ja altal.
| "A City Trust & Savings Bank
megnyitasaval - minden bank,
amely 1881 okt6ber 14-en bezarta
xapuit a nagyk0zonseg elott, - a
bankok ujranyitasi programme
teljesse Walt Youngstownban. A
Union National Bank, mely az
Greg First National Bank es a
Commercial National Bank kom-
binalasaval alakult, 1882 januar
4-en nyitotta meg kapuit, a Dol
lar Bank pedig 1892 majus lean
allott ismet nagykozonseg rem
delkezesere.
A City Bank bezarasa utan meg
alakult ujranyitasi bizottsag,
mely egy csOport south sidei liz
letemberekb0l allott - Hoopert
valasztotta eln0knek, vegrehaj-
to bizottsagban pedig Charles
Deibel, H. w. Grant, volt eln0k
es w. A. Thomas foglaltak helyet.
Igazgat6k: James Brennan,
Deibel A. j. Grant, j. E. Gribbon.
d: b. Griffith, Adolph Heller.
Hooper, I. r. Ilgenfritz, Alfred
Uebman, W. L. Mcconnell, Ed
1 ward MCGOWAN, M. Obendorfer,
j. s. Patterson, j. M. Reed, NJ. s.
Tod es G. T. Truesdale.
H. R. Hooper elnok kiadott je-
lenteseben hangsulyozza, hogy a
bank ujranyitasi munkalatai meg
sok id6t vesznek igenybe, amie
ezen munkalatok utols6 simitasai
elvegz6dnek.
i Hooper vegiil k0sz0netet mond
mindazoknak, akik bank ujra
nyitasanak munkalatain - az ed.
dig elert eredmenyig - barmi
lyen formaban k0zremiik0dtek es
az ujranyitas tovabbi halasztasa.
max elkeriilese vegett k6ri az 0sz
SECS tamogat6k tovabbi tamoga.
tasat.
| Mulasztast kovetnfnk ell, hi
meg mem emlitenenk, hogy a City
Trust & Savings Bank ujranyitas
tervenek keresztiilvitel6ben nagy
munkat fejtett XII Groshandle1
/ n, United Printing Co. choke
lapunk kiad6tulajdonosa, aki 81
jelt nappalla teve tevekeny, on
felaldoz6 munkat fejtett XII, hogy
Youngstown egyik legfontosabl
penziigyi intezm6nye ujra meg
nyiljon varosunk koz0nsege, egy
hazaink Is egyleteink el5tt.
\ Grosshandler N. faradhatatlal
munkassaga 0nmagat dicseri, d
dicserni kell AIT nekiink is - ma
] gyaroknak k0sz0netink kife
jezesevel kiserten, hogy val6r,
! watt Grosshandler N. alma, ak
! egyszer egyik elkeseredett bar&t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23

a megye htvafalos kozegeive
H. r. Hooper, a City Trust &
Savings Bank u6ranyitasi bizott-
| saganak az elnoke megtette jelen'
|-teset varosunk hyolc h6napon at
| zarva tartott; eros penzintezete-
mex ujranyitasara iranyulo o,utols6
lepeseit, IS hogysa Reconstruction
Finance Corporation feliilvizsgal-
ia bank reszere kiutaland6
So, 100, ,00O-os k0lcs0nt, melynek
i5vahagyasayal ARA lehet k0vet-
keztetni, hoey Youngstown eeyik
t6keer6s bankja nehany napon
beliil ismet a nagykozonseg, egy-
hazaink es egyleteink rendelkeze-
sere fog allani.
Hooper eln0k. Walter McKain,
a bank jogiigyi tanacsosanak tar
sasagaban Clevelandban jart a
multi napokban, ahol megtette az
utols6 intezkedeseket es megvi-
tatta k0lcs0n iranti reszletker-
deseket.
A bank ujranyitasan nagy
munkat fejtett Xxi Gilbert Bett-
man, Ohio allan f0iigyesze, aki-
mex neve oft olvashat6 a bank
ujranyitasi bizottsaganak kdrve-
ny6n.
A bank ujranyitasaval felsza-
baduinaki a karacsonyi takarek-
betetek es az iskolai takarekbete.
tex, valamint a. varosi es megyei
alapok, mely 0sszeg meghaladja
az 81, ,10O,OO0-t. Ezen 0szegbol
$500, 900 a varost, $500, 900 lpedig
a megyet illett. ''1t tasu
Ugyancsak felszabadul minden
$5O-on aluli takarekbetetek, me-
lyek betev6 kivansagara azon.
nal kifizet6dnek; $50-t fizet XII a
bank minden mas betetekre es 1O
szazalekot fizet kereskedelmi
(check accOunt) bet6tekre
Az allam alapjaban henne fog
laltatik $3.50, 900, nelys 0sszeggel
a megye az iskolaknak tartozik
Ezen 0sszeg elegend6 a tanit6k
ketszeri fizetesere, mely ketszeri
kifizet6sen xviii az allan meg
hatralekban. marad a tahit6k egy
heti fizetesevel. Ezen Osszeg $65,
OOO-t tesz XII. III u
| A varosi es megyei' alapok XII.
fizetese lehet6ve walt Hooper el
n0k es a biztonsagi tarsasagok
| megbeszelese es egyezsege foly-
tan . hogy ha a bank megnyilik
Is kifizeti a varos es megye ala.
! pokat, akkor a biztonsagi tarsasa
gok 5OO,00O-t helyeznek ell ktsz.
penzben a bankba.
K0ztudomasu az, hogy a TAXA
r6kbetev6k IS szazalfka irta ala
azon beleegyezest, hogy takarek'
betetjuk IS szazalekat egy tartt
tarsasag kebeleben miik0d5 p6nz
iigyi szakemberek kezeibe helyez
| mex el 6s 65 szazalekot bankbar
hagyjak, mely 0sszeg negy ever
beliil kifizetend5, nagyobb reszle
tekben, mint az el6z6leg tervezv'
volt.
A bank ujranyit6si bizottsag'
mar benyujtotta kervsnyet a bi
r6saghoz q bank megnyitasa tar
gyaban. Amid6n a bir6sag a banl
eileni cs6dt6meggondno
fololdja, a bank ressyenyesei azol
nal gyiil6st hivnak egybe, anne
liyen megv&lasszak a bank igaz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
$500, 600 dollar k0lcs0nt ka-
pott Ivarosunk egyik eros
penzintezete

H. Hooper jelentese Reconstruction Finance Corpo
ration 6vahagyasar6l K0sz0netet fejezi XII mindazok
nak akik e6mozditottak bank ujranytasanak eheto-
seget - a bank megnyitasaval folszabadul a megye
$500 q varos $500 os penzalapja Tanitok
is sgkapjak izet6suket ~ bank ujranyitasi k6rvenye
birosagon l. City Bank jogtanacsosanak targyalasa
megye hvaalos kozegeivel bank megnyitasat etoeg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23

janak AIT mondta: Ne horgaszd
le Q fejedet; emeld magasra feje-
det Is ne veszitsd el1bizalmadat .
City Bank megnyitasa ir&nt".
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
Nehany nap mulya megnyilik City Bank
Junius 21-en leptek
eletbe az vi ad6k
Junius Can irta ala Herbert Hoo.
yer eln0k az vi adojavaslatot, me-
lyet a kongresszus mindket h&za
mar el6z6leg megszavazott

mar el6z6leg megszavazott
Az uj adojavaslat t0rvennye
Walt es annak vegrehajtasat jun
21-en, kedden, kezdtek meg.
Ezen napt6l kezdve tehat foko-
| zatosan dragul az elet, inert adot
kell fizetni mindazon k0zsznkseg-
lett cikkek utan ,amelyekre csak-
mem kivetel nelkiil sziiksagiink
| van mindennapi tletben.
Megadoztatjak az osszes szepi-
to szereket, a cukorkakat, tele-
| font, a gazolint, surg0nyt, csek-
kel val6 fizetest, a postal szalli-
tast, radiot, az edesitett italo-
kat, szinhazi jegyeket, es eme-
lik a j0vedelmek utani ad6kat.
Mcgertjiik, hogy a kormany
megad6ztatja a luxus cikkeket,
de mem tudjuk megerteni, hogy a
yazolint. telefont. postabelyeget
es siirgonyt miert sorozzak a
lnxus cikkek k0ze?
Dehat ez kormany mem azert
nagyt6ke kepviselete, hogy XII
zar6lag a gazdagok reszere gyar-
tot luxus cikkeket ad6zza meg.
hanem belle kellett nyu1ni ismetel-
ten szegeny ember zsebebe es
XII kellett vagni oman is nehAny
szaz milli6t.
Szamokban az vi ad6k mem ke-
vesebb, mint egymilliard szazti-
zenkilenc milli6 dollart fognak
kitenni
Szazalekban az uj ad6k kivete-
Sc a k0vetkez3:
Kozmetikai cikkek (szepit6 SEE
rek) 10 szazalek.
Csekkszamla utan (akik csek-
kel fizetnek) 2 szazalek.
Gazolinra minden eladott gal
Ion utan l cent.
Cukorkak es edesitett italOkra
| 2 szazalek.
10 centen feiiili szinhaz jegyek
utan 10 szazalek.
Levelekre az eddig 2 cent he
lyett 3 cent (julius 6-t6l kezdve).
Surgonyokre egy dollaron fe-
I'LL 1920 cent.
Long distance telefonalas egy
dollaron feliili hivas 1870 cent.
Vi radi6k vasarlasanal 10 sza.
zalek.
Malata (amelyb6l hazi s0r
kesziil) utan gallononkent 3 cent
Olajra minden gallon utan DC
Megad6ztattak ezeken xviii a
sz6rmeket l szazalekkal, villany
jegszekrenyeket 5 szazalekkal, a
fenykepez6kamarakat 10 szazalek-
kal, a vadaszati cikkeket l szaza-
l6kkal es gyufat egy fel szaza.
lekkal.
Az nj ad6t0rveny egyetlen gaz-
dagokat suite pontja az. amelv
kimondja, hogy jovedelmi ad6t
csak 1000 dollaron feliili kere.
setnel fizetik.
Az vi j0vedelmi ado 4 szazalek
az els6 1000 dollarra, 8 szazalek a
!, masodik 1000 dollarra 6s kiil0n
ado fel ee<szen SIS szazalekie
olyan j0vedelmekre, melyek a
milli6 dollaron tul vannak. Ez az
ado 1888 marcus 154fn esedekes
A 13 6s haromnegyed fszazalekos
corporation ado is ehhex a reszhe,
tartozik. Az vi 0r0ksagi es ajan
dek-ad6 is ugyanekkor esedekes
de ez az ado csak 1882 jun. 6.t6l
lesz szamitva Is nemoSaz eges,
eyre. ssts
janak AIT mondta: "Ng horgaszd
Ia q fniodnt. n,,,n11 80 r,ocwc fo:n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
Esen1l6l1,.yek 4

konvenci6 es mem okozott sem
mif6le meglepet6st. Term6szete
sen Hoovert jel0lt6k ujra elnok
nelk e. Curtist aleln0knek (fiata
labb Is tevekenyebb aleln6lk0t i
valaszthattak volna), 6ppen olya,
terinkszetesen allast foglaltal
amellett, hogy AZ allamok d0ntsel
el kell-e nekik prohibici6 vagJ
mem. fs'
Sokan ait mondjal, hogy q Re
publik&nus "nedves'' platform
felem&s.
A prohibici6 tekintet@ben az al.
1amok IS felem&sak.
Van sok allan, amely soha sem
1enne nedves 6ppen ugy, mint ma
is van sok allan, ahol a szaraa
t6rvenyeket semmibe sem veszik
AZ az allan, amely szaraz akar
1enni, naradjon szaraz, de a.
amelyilnek polgarai a nedves al.
l6spontcn vannak, lehessen ned.
yes.
Ext celozza Repubikanus
platform.
A j0v6 heten a Demohratalra
keriil q sor.
OFT is lesz harc q prohibici6 fe-
lett. A Demokratak k0zt is van
nak sz&razak esi nedvesek. Kiil0-
n6sen a deli &llamok, ahol q De-
molkrata part q leger6sebb, tar
toxnak q legszarazabbak k0z6.
De q prohibici6s harcot j6val
feliilmulja maid az eln0kjel0lesi
hare.
Franklin Roosevelt, new york;
korm&nyz6t, akarjak megakada-
1yozni, hogy eln0kjel0lt legyen.
Rooseveltnek hatalmas tabora
van, de mem elegend6 a ket-har-
plad t6bbseghez. Ha Roosevelt
nem nyerhet, akkor a jel0les nyilt
1esz 81 Newton d. Bakernek, Will
son eln6k haborus hadiigyminisz-
terenek van legt0bb kilat&sa.
A konvenci6kr6l kiil0mben maid
a Demokrata gyiiles utan r6szle-
tesebben fogunk beszamolni. ,
L&esuk XII a legeny, ki q lany a
youngstowni cs&rd&ban.
4 sxegenyslnek t6len seen kell,
elelmisxer es ruha kell. Mib6l Sc.
gitsiik 6ket?
Exert az idei Magyar Nap tel
jes jovedelmft a tell szegeny Sc
git6snek szenteli a Nagybizottsag.
De hogy 1egyen is valami jove-
delem ahhoz dolgozni kell.
A Nagybizottsag az egyhazak
Is egyletek ifjusaga utjan ajan-
dek jegyet (darabjat potion 0t
centert) arusit. A szerencses sza-
,nu jegyek tulajdonosai sep dij-
iakban reszesiilnek es pedig csen-
90 arany penzben.
Az a 1any, aki egy egyhaz vagy
testiilet kereteben a legt0bb je-
gyet eladja, viragcsokorral lesz
,negtisztelve es kiseretet fogja ke-
pezni annak a lanynak, aki a le-
geslegt0bb jegyet eladja.
Ez az iigyes lany (hogy XII lesz,
az a jov6 titka) gyonyorii serle-
t
get kap Is azonlivul 3 lesz a Ma
gyar Nap kiralyn6je. Egyhaza is
jutalomban fog reszesiilni.
Noh&t l&ssuk XII lesz q Magyar
Nap h6sn6je, . szegenyek legna-
gyobb segit6je.
A kiralyn6t Is udvarat fenyke-
pen q lapban is bemutatjuk. !.
Lapunk mas helyen beszamo.
lunk, hogy Revesz Kalmant eve
ken st hi munkatarsunlkat, a ver-
hovay Egylet szamvev6i sz6kebe
llevezt&k ld.
Mindenki ismeri, tiszteli, becsii-
Ii Is sxereti R4vesz Kalmant
Youngstown Is videken. AZ 3 er-
deme volt az els6 Magyar Nap
So.
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young thing who had it on, it's
treat to wear.
This suit, with high side closing
sometimes has Lyolene's scarf
the bow at the neck ends disappear
ing under the closing and waving
out again at the belt.
Dark COIorS Adaptable
While you'll see bright red and
and bright blue suits, most wom-
en- are going to want navy, medium
brown or maybe black or beige.
And that's because, as we said at
at the very start, they expect to do
lot of different things with their
suits. So they need neutral colors
which will combine with many ac-
cessory colors.
If you're thinking of having a
suit yourself, you'll want a trim,
slim waist to conform to the higher,
ose-f1tting suit skirts.
The new corsets are great help
and Amos Parrish has prepared
bulletin of helping hints on choos-
ing q foundation garment. You can
have this information free of charge,
if you will send a stamped, self
addressed envelope to Amos Parrish,
care of The Times New York Fash
ion Bureau, 500 Fifth avenue, New
York.
(Copyright. 1882 by Amos PARRISH
Monday: Amos Parrish will tell
about the new spring fabrics and
how beautifully they make up.
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In the Realm of Clubs

GERS will be held by chapter F, P.
E. o. Sisterhood, at the home of
Mrs. Harry Rybolt, 384l Central
avenue.
Irvington Mothers Study Club
will meet with Mrs. G. E. Flowers,
734 Graham avenue, with Mrs.
Charles w. Compton assisting. A
debate on "Our Present Prison Sys-
tenn Makes Criminals" will be held
with the following taking parte
Mesdames Edward r. Campbell, A.
B. Clark, H. E. Wilcox and Allan
p. Vestal.
THURSDAY
Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb will speak
on "a Bug-a-Boo of the Twenties"
at a meeting of the Portfolio Club
at the Propylaeum. The supper
committee is @dr. and Mrs. Clifton
Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
lex Policy.
Beta Delphian chapter will meet
at GAS in the clubrooms at the
Fletcher American bank. Ger
vantes and Spanish Fiction" will be
the subject. Mrs. F. H. Fillingham
will be the leader, assisted by Mes
danes William Cheeseman, Ceril
Ober, o. S. Guio and H. H. Akers
Thursday Lyceum Club will meet
with Mrs. Elizabeth Unger, 2219
North Pennsylvania street. Mrs.
M. E. Woolf will give the program.
officers will be elected by the
Aftermath Club at the meeting
with Mrs Charles S. Way, 3346 Park
avenue. Mrs. Horace H. Elstun will
give a paper.
FRIDAY
Indianapolis Woman's Club will
meet at the Propylaeum. The pro-
gram will be given by Mrs. Frank
Hatch Streightoff and Mrs. Clifford
Wagner.
Mrs. L. D. Owens, $40 East Twen-
ty-fourth street, will be hostess for
the Woman's Advance Clubs meet
ing. Mrs. w. G. Boyd will give a
paper on Utah.
Miss Martha Cunningham, 81
Layman avenue, will entertain the
Irvington Fortnightly Club with a
covered dish luncheon. Election of
officers will be held.
Culture Clubs meeting will be
with Mrs. o. E. S. Stanfield, 9101a
West drive, Woodruff Place. Mrs.
Emma Dyer and Mrs. Hughes Pat
ten will give the program.
SATURDAY
Magazine Clubs meeting will be
at the Y. w. G. A., with MesdameS
w. H. Link, j.. j. Martin, Misses
Frances NIahan and Alice Mathews
as hostesses. A program on con-
temporary Spanish literature will
be given by Mesdames J.. S. Fisher,
G. E. Appel and Irving Blue. Mrs.
F. w. Barlet will sing Mrs. Blue
has arranged the musical program.
Saturday Afternoon Literary Club
will meet with Mrs. G. H. Schwo-
meyer, 1848 Shelby avenue, with
Mrs. David Hadley assisting. Mrs.
Schwomeyer will give paper.
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Minister, Wife
Are Guests at
Farewell Fete

DR.. Frank Lee Roberts, pastor of
the Central Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, who has been
transferred to the Grand Avenue
Temple of Kansas City, Mo-, and
Mrs. Roberts were honored at a.
farewell dinner and reception ar
ranged by the women of the church
Thursday night.
One hundred persons were pres
ent at the dinner, and about $50 at
the reception, which followed the
weekly prayer service.
Speakers were DR.. Abram S.
Woodland, pastor of the Meridian
Street Methodist Episcopal church;
o. M. Pittinger, Miss Martha Sparks
and G. V. Smith. Mrs. Nola Reeder
sang and Miss Clara Jane Ander-
son, harpist, played DR.. and Mrs.
Roberts spoke briefly in response.
DR.. Roberts will exchange pulpits
with DR.. Charles Drake Skinner of
the Kansas City church. He will
leave Indianapolis Monday. DR..
Skinner will arrive next week and
is expected to preach his first SER
mon March 6.
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N anne Group to
Nominate Club
Officer Ticket

Committee to nominate officers
for the Business and Professional
Women's club was announced at
meeting of the club Thursday night
at the Woman's Department club.
The election will take place at the
second meeting in April.
Miss Fannie Miner is chairman
of the committee, assisted by Misses
Mayme Calpha, Blanch Irish, Clara
Given and Mary Fielder. Announce
ment of the committee was made
by the board of directors.
A dinner at $50 preceded the
Paul A. Haworth, head of
the department. of history and
political science at Butler univers-
ity, spoke on "Sidelights on Wash
ington." A musical program was
provided by Miss Mary Rose Lowrey,
soprano.
Two reels, Of motion pictures on
the Washington bicentennial, were
shown by I. M. Adler. The minuet
was danced, in costume, by the fol-
lowing club members: Mrs. Bertha
A. Dixon, Misses Fac Harris, Sallie
Butler, Kathryn zapp, Cora Schoen,
Ruth Hoover, Dorothy Sylvester and
Edith DeShields.
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Better Use
of Leisure
Is Urged

John Langdon Davies speaking at
a luncheon at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club Friday following his
lecture before patrons of Indian
apolis Town Hall at English's.
stressed the need of adult education
as to use Of leisure.
His subject at the lecture was,
What About Spain?"
Langdon-Davies, a personable
young Englishman, compared meth
DDS of leisure" of Americans and
people Of the Latin countries.
Our means Of pleasure are so or
gained to accomplish one thing
and hurry on to another, he said,
that one loses sight of the original
purpose.
Langdon-Davies believes that the
depression will accomplish what
might have taken years of preach
ing, the necessity Of finding plea
sure, rather than work, for idle
hours.
Concerning Spain, Langdon- Davies
said, 1T was the writer's. thinkers.
philosophers, who carried out the
revolution" He sees education as
one Of its objects.
He explained that Spain is 30 per
cent illiterate in some parts, go per
cent in others, and that among
women, illiteracy is rs per cent.
L have no doubt that the mon
archy never will return" he assert
ed, although he forsees all sorts of
troubles during the next few years.
The workers grievances are legi-
innate" he declared, and the peas
ants must be freed from their al
mostl feudal rule"
However, he added, red" out
bursts are quelled easily, because the
Spanish completely are gentlemen.
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Card Party Is
Arranged by
GO. P. Group

Arrangements for luncheon and
card party March 16 at the Food
Craft Shop were made Thursday
at a meeting of the Indiana Wom-
ems Republican club Mrs. Helen
johnson Harms, president, pre-
sided.
1t was announced that sixty-one
new members have been received
by the club since its last meet
ing.
Speakers included E. E. Neal, COL
lector of internal revenue; Mrs.
Julia Belle Tutewiler, and Mrs.
Beryl Showers Holland, vice chair
man of the Republican state COM
mittee. who gave greetings and ex-
pressed regrets of Ivan G. Morgan,
state chairman, who was unable to
speak at the meeting.
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Four O'Neill
Plays Will
Be Reviewed

Literature drama department of
the Woman's Department Club will
meet at the clubhouse Wednesday
with Mrs. Harley w. Rhodehamel,
chairman, presiding.
The drama class viii review a
group Of Eugene O'Neill's plays,
anna Christie" "All Gods Chill
luns Cot Wings" Different" and
Lazarus Laughed" at l. The plays
will be presented by Mrs. Shideler
Harpe, who is conducting the read
ing course in American drama, pre-
pared by Indiana university.
Following the business meeting at
2, Walter Hickman, dramatic critic
Of The Times, will talk on 1.-The
Modern Stage"
Tea will be served in the blue
dining room after the program.
Pastel colored spring flowers will
be used in decoration and appoint
ments will carry out the same
colors.
Mrs. Ralph Elvin, chairman of
the tea committee, will be assist
ed by:
Mesdames Frederick AlbeEshardt, 4: L.
Brown. John R; Curry, William Perry
Hahn, Charles T. Hanna, Albert Hinkle,
Forest B. Kellogg, Frank E. Malott M I.
Miller and Charles o. Rogers.
Auxiliary to the city hospital
nurses of the community welfare
department will meet at IL Tuesday
at the nurses home. Mrs Louis A..
Fleury, chairman, will preside.
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Rowe, Terre Haute, soloist; Clessa
Brae, Ruth Bostic, Eleanor Finke,
Kathryn Hubert, Mary E. Golfer,
Helen Eastridge, Zelma See, Doro-
thea Hogle, Betty Williams, Doro-
thy Blake, Ethleen Johnson, Helen
laval, Annis Badge, Esther Lefko-
Wits, Dorothy Sultzman, Donna Col
vim, Agnes Ma Duke, Marie Kiser,
Esther Ruschaupt, Gertrude Stab
mer, Marian Ezstridge, Rose Kreut-
Finger, Chester Mclaughlin, A. M
Ball, Fem Morris and Harold Fol-
kening.
Lillian Starost, violinist, and Jean
L. Smith and Jean M. Smith, dane
ers, will assist the ensemble, accom-
panistS for which are Misses AIDE
laide Conte, Helen Starost and Mill
bred Smith.
Mrs. F. j. Trusty is in charge of
the ticket sale.
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MONDAY

MONDAY
Monday Afternoon Reading club
will meet with Mrs. Eli Thompson,
BIZ North Rural street. Mrs. Charles
A. Young and Mrs. Lee Welker will
give the program.
TUESDAY
Mrs. c. M. Finney, 1868 Carrollton
avenue, will be hostess for a meet
ing of the Hoosier Tourist club. Pa
pers will be given by Mesdames H.
K. Fatout, j. E. Andrews and D. T.
Brownlee.
officers will be elected by the
Heyl Study club. "Mussolini and
Modern Problems" will be the pro-
gram subject, with papers by Mes
danes E. D. Donnell, Herman B.
Leeth and Verne B. Sharritts. The
meeting will be held in the club
rooms at the Rauh Memorial
library.
Fortnightly Literary Club will
meet at Propylaeum. Mrs. Henry
H. Hornbrook will speak on 1.-THE
Essence of Poetry"
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. G. D. Mitchell, 1886 East
Washington street, will be hostess
to the Irvington Catholic Wom-
ans Study Club. Mrs. R. j. Smith
will give the program.
Election and installation of Off
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AUT0!ST KILLS SELF
AFTER CARS COLLIDE
BIZ United Press

Bg United Press
INDIANA HARBOR, Ind, Feb. Of.
"A young man alighted. from his
automobile after Slight collision
with another car today, drew a re-
volver from his pocket and put a
bullet in his head. dying instantly
Papers in his pockets identified
him as Harold Mccoy, supposedly of
Canton, o.
Pollce were mystified by the
suicide and an automatic rifle and
quantity of ammunition found in the
machine added to the puzzle The
automobile had been purchased in
Hammond, where the man gave his
address as 2118 Nahoney road. Can
ton, O., or general delivery. Whiting
ina. A police, check showed there
was no such address in Canton as
given.