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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
ZUZMARA PUSZTITJA A
VASMEGYEI ERDOKET

Vas megyeben a tart6s jeges
kod, zuzmara karokat okoz az
erdokben. A zuzmara olyan vas
tag retegekben rakodik le fax
ra, hogy nemcsak lombkorona-
jukat tori ell, de felmeter vastag-
sagu fat tor derekba. Kiilonosen
fenyveserdok jo resze pusztult
el. Igen sok helyen nemcsak a
vadaszat benult meg az erd6k
ben, de megsziintettek es megti1-
tottak az erdokben a kocsi- es
gyalogforgalmat is, inert mind
'untalan kettetort fax eletvesze-
lyesse teszik a jarast. A nyugat-
videki jaras gyiimolcset jegge
fagyott zuzmara teljesen tonk-
retette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02

PRESZLY ELEMER
FoISPAN a MAGYAR h
NoI IDElLLR6r,

A Pro Hungaria" mkty&sf5l
d csoportja iinnepet rendezett-
4 Nemzeti Hisxckegy eiene1l eo
utan = matyasfoldi Corvin M
yas-realgimnazium zenekara jxe
szott Szerdahelyi Janos tanxr
vezetesevel, lovag Riedl Ern6n
elnoki iidvozl6beszedet mondoft.
maid dr.. Preszly Elemer f6ispkm
arrol beszelt, hogy milyen legysn
a mai kor, a modern id6k rs
idealja? Nemetorszagban ugy
mond~- tavaly megszavaztatta1r
szazezreket, NIT tartanak . n6
legertekesebb tu1ajdons&g&nakf Z
Es nem aszepseget, okossagot
alaltak legfontosabb n6i er<ny-
mex, hanem a j6sagot, j6sagot
a csaladban, tarsadalomban,
kozeletben. karitativ munlx~
ban.
"Magyarorszagon csak egy do
log segit, ICY folytatta Presz-
ly f6ispan a bekerevizi6,
ebben munkaban senki annyit
mem tud vegezni, mint a n6k s.
meg vagyok gy6z6dve, hogy =
hataron innen es hatarokon tut
is magyarnak maradtak nemcsalk
,aferfiak, hanem n6k is. A Tat
aban mindenitt magyar $50 hal-
latszik es nemcsak olyanok sza-
jar6l, akik innen viszik oda i
'penziiket, hane molyanok is =
magyar nye1vet hasznaljak, akik
Ia haboru es Trianon el6tt meg
falazonak tartottak volna magya-,
rul beszelni."
A f6ispan eljenzessel fogadott
beszede utan Tungli Gyula arid
kat enekelt, Koveskuti Adel sza-
Walt, a gimnaziumi zenekar
|szama utan Himnusz fejezte
be az iinnepet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
OWEN NAPI FOGHAZ
EGY 0NGYUIToERT

Nagyvaradrol jelentik: A bihar
dioszegi csend0rsegrol bekisertek
a nagyvaradi iigyeszsegre Szab6
Agnes parasztasszonyt, akinel
egy ongyujtot talaltak. A tor
veny szerint Szabo Agnast 5000
lei penzbiintetesre iteltek. A SEE
rencsetlen falusi asszony, aki a
legnagyobb nyomorusagban es
szegenysegben el, birsagot nem
tudja kifizetni exert biinteteset
so napi foghazra valtoztattak at.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02

Szuhi Janos 268 E. Arondalc
Ave-, Ozv. Cselle Ferencne R.
F. D. No lo, New Brunswick,
N. J. Is Jambrik SIstvanne 200
S. Jackson St.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelenten-
dc 1906 Oak St. Telefon 3O86o.
Titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
MOST MAR KORLATOzzhK

s.yst ssa 50 ~ -
Most aztan egyszerre a nagy-
t6ke is folfedezte, hogy talan
megsem rendelkezik munkis
asszonyok testevel, egeszsegeyel
Is S1etevel.
Mert amerre nezunk, AIT lat
juk, hogy 4 gyermekaldas kor
latozasanak tilalmat nemcsak
hogy a torvenyes kozegek vegrc
mem halifax, hanem bizonyos va
rosokban egyenesen tanitani kez-
dix a szegeny osztalybeli n6ket,
hogy a gyermekaldast korlatoz
Yak.
A valtozas gyorsan jott, ARA
meg mem volt id6, hogy a tilat-
makat a torvenykonyvekb6l XII
toroljek, de az uto1so evben min
denfele irott malaszt maradt a
torveny.
Ternleszetes, hogy a depresz-
szio az Okla a dolognak.
A nagyt6ke ugy srzi, hogy a
gepek mellett most mar ne,n
kell a munkasosztalynak szapo-
rodni, kiilonosen ugy erzi az
ota, miota az ehez6 emberekrol
valamilyen formaban gondoskod
max.
Akarmilyen kis etelhulladekot
oknek oda a munkatlan Is nincs-
telen millioknak, telhetetlen
nagytoke terhet sokallja, Is
most mar mem tiltjak a oyer
mekaldas korlatpzasanak a tani-
tasat. SGT egyes nagy varosok-
ban Ok maguk szorgalmazzak,
hogy ez megtortenjek.
Most tehat latjuk, hogy amt
tegnap erkolcsnek predikaltak,
csupan profit alany volt a sza-
mukra, es amit tegnap meg til
tottak, AIT ma Ok tanitjak, hogv
a veszteseget csokkentsek.
Kozonseges dollar-cent szami-
tas lett a nagy es mely tarsa-
dalmi kerdesb6l es inert a nye-
reseg-veszteseg szamla tegnar
meg ait kivanta, hogy munkas
no sok gyermeket hozzon a vi
lagra, gyermekaldas korlatoza.
sat tiltottak. 49,
Ma ugyanezt tanitjak mar s
holnaputan kenyszeriteni fogjal
a szegenyebb neposztalyt, hogy
| a tegnap meg tiltott korlatozast
gyakorolja.
Akik ezt meresz allitast meg
mem akarjak elhinni, azoknak q
figyelmet felhivom azokra a til.
netekre Is azokra az allamokra
ahol bizonyos ,esetben operacit
utjan fosztjak meg az ARA alkal.
matlant, hogy anya vagy aps
legyen bel6le.
Ma meg csak egeszssgugyi
okokb6l probaljak gyakorolni
holnap gazdasagi okbol fogjas
megtenni, $ ho1naputan az akko.
ri kor vi erkolcse egyszeriien
moralis iigyet csinal a dologbol
Is ugy fogja q gyermekaldas
korlatozasit' rakenyszeriteni I
szegenyebb osztalyra.
Ha ho1naputan is a ma min
denhato profit fogja az emberi.
seq eletet kormanyozni Is ural
nj.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02

u
csolnak az emberck. Ablakokig
er . sziiz takaro. A Vashegy fe-H
l6l, Borberekb6l, a befagyott Ma
roson az olah szekeresek szallit-
jak a fat, de a bivaly es okros-
szekerek megrekednek a parti
hoban es hangzik az olah aldas:
Dumnyezeu!
Es parazik az izzadt bivalyok
es okr0k hata &c orr1ikaikbol ugy
suvit kodos felho, mint a ka-
zan-szelepekb6l g6z.
Nehany honapig el van zarva
a vilagtol falum. Kalakaba jar
estenkent a fiatalsag egyik haz-
tol masikhoz, kukoricat, tollat
fosztanak kozosben es hangzik
a bus es vidam erdelyi nota az
ifju ajkakr6l.
Edesanyam koran agyba pa
rancsol, mialatt minalunk is fo-
lyik a kukorica-fosztas, de azert
behoz hozzam egy kis mezes ku-
koricat tobbszor megnezi, hogy
alszomre? Pedig dehogy is al
szom. Csak ugy teszem magam.
Pater Plus megigerte, hogy a
karacsonyi ejfeli misen. vi mi.
nisztrans-ruhat fogok kapni.
Csipkes inget es biborszin piros
szoknyat. Ilusnak titokban mar
megmondtam.
- Ugy-e nern arulod el sem
kinek?
- Mem.
,Bizony listen?
Bizony listen!
Titkunk van. Meg draga jo
anyam sem tudja. Egy kicsit
haborgat a ielkiismeret. Es
egyszerre konny boritja el az
arcomat. Es mikor anyam be-
jon es figyeli az arcom, hogy
alszom-e mar, fuldoklo sirassai
kulcsolom at nyakat Is vallok.
Nevet, csokol az 6 SCENE is
yk0nnyes lesz. 81 ..s
- Jo, jo, te buksi, de maskor
mem szabad am semnlit sem ell
-hallgatni.
Most ujra megtisztult a lei
KEN es elalszom. Almodom. A
havas tell ejszakaban vilagita-
max a kis templom ablakai es z
feher havon sotet iinnepl6ben
mennek a hivek a karacsonyi Ell
fell misere. Koztiik az aparn es
nyam is. Es Sarolta. Es szol az
enek a korusbo1:
Most. sziiletett megval-
tonk!. !. Haleluja!...
A teinplomba. Betlehemesek
hozzak be szines papirbol csi-
malt, soktornyu betlehemet,
hosszu, aranyos puspoki papir-
siiyeggel az angyalok es ba-
ranybor-subaban a pasztorok...
aPstzorok.. b
Pasztorok, pasztorok keljunk
fel,
Betlehembe menjiink ell.
Rongyos ista1locskaba.
En- az vi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
razom a csongetyiit. A szom-
szedne sugja. az anyamnak:
Meg pispok lesz a fad
boil, Rozal.
- Ada listen. - sohait az
anyam.
Meg kezet kell csokolnod
neki.
Csokolom en- ait most is...
- mondja az anyam nagy meg.
indultsaggal.
Nevetek almomban Is kinyi-
tom a szemem. A ka1akasok ell
mentek anyam meg egyszer
bejott es eppen a kezemet cso-
kolta meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
AZ ELSO no
ELBESZELES
. Irta: Pakots Josef

VI
szaraz gallyaira esj- AZ aszfaltra.
Ilyenkor en-. az Greg gyerek,
egyszerre apr6 csizmas, kis fa-
lusi gyerekke valtozom Is az err
delyi szil6falu havas, gorbe ut
cain gyurom, taposom q hawai-.
Hany ewes is vagyok? Talan
nyolc.
TIE, Joska, kelj mar fel!-S
szol ram egy aldott, melsg hang,
az edesanyame. - Roratera kell
menned!
Es szedel6zkod0m a z0ldzsalus
kis hazban, matatok Is felsziir-
kiiletben, inert kora hajnal van
csak a haztet6k metermagas
hava vilagit be.
Kozben bokodom nenemet, a
Xxi nem tobb meg, mint thieves.
Sarolta, Sarolta, menyink
a tennplomba!
Te minisztra1sz, mem en!-
dinnyogi almosan, panaszosan a
nenem, de azert mar kappa ma
CARA kis szolknyajat, miegyebet.
Merit nagy a respektusom. Ha-
zsartos ember- vagyok, megbu-
bolom, ha nem hallgat ram.
Csak en- tudom, hogy milyen
hosi lelek szorult belem. A nagy
kutyakra gondolok, a diihos, vi
csoru fogu, vad kutyakra, akik
ilyen koran meg nincsenek Ian
con Is pa1ankok mogil, Macy
udvarokrol eles ugatassal id
yozlik korai jarokel6t. Ilyen-
kor a kis csizmaimba szall a
batorsagom Is jol esik, ha mel
lettem tudom nenemet, aki ugyan
gyavabb, mint en- es ugyancsak
szipog, jajgat; de legalabb mo-
dom van ilyeneket mondani ne
XII:
Sarolta, sarolta, nem lett
hos tegnap olta!...
Es csufondarosan korholom,
sleeyavazom, pedig kozben ne
heT, is vacog a fogam felelem-
tfl Ha belem latina tide csodal
engem a batorsagomert. Csak
egyszer XII ne probaljak eek a
diihos vaallatok EFT batorsa-
got. Szerencsere mindig be1ul
maradnak a kapukon en- hos
kent vonulok be az Greg temp
lom sekrestyejebe, hogy magam-
ra oltsem kis minisztrans-szok-
nyat es feher inget. Az 6szhaju
fotisztelend6, pater Plus, megsi-
mogatja kerek koponyamat.
Derek- flu vagy, Joska!
En- is etzem .ezt. Valami fol-
dontuli en1elkedettseg melege
arad ef' bennem mpedig hideg am
az Greg tesnploaf 5 keves sza-
mu ven nksi Is aehany oreg en-
Der mozgo ssajiF61, s1mig a kap-
csos imadssgo kSnYyeikb6l ol-
vasnak, sdh g1 yagban felh6-
xix a para.
Es en- teszek-yeszek az oltar
koriil. Kyrieleisom, Uristeleisom
hangzik latin fe1eselesunk az
Greg f6tisztelend6vel a hivek fe-
le, boldogan razom a csengetyiit,
mikor ARA sor keriil, szinte piis-
poknek erzem maga1n.
Jaj, ha most Illus latna!-
gondo1om magamban.
Illus, Illus. a doktorbacsiek ka-
cago, feketeszemii, Macy kockas,
skot szoknyas, velem egykoru
leanykaja. Ha latina ebben a ka-
ringben, az oltarnal, amint la
tinul mondom a Pater Plus Do
minus yobiscurnjara:
Et cum spiritu tue.
Es nagy lelki emelkedett-
seget ujra erzem. Es ugy kepze-
lem, hogy az Greg nenik IS ba-
csik kOzott OFT Ill Illus is fekete,
ropkod6 firth fejecskejet sfeleme-
i, bamulva, ahitatosan nez en-
gem, mig en- egyszerre lebegve
emelkedem levg6b. Is vegig-
szallok a temp1om-hai6n. setSlva
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02

11diOil-HSSy SV CIVll q SySK>
mekaldas korlatozasanak a tani-
tasat meg sulyosan biintettek az
orszagban.
Akik hangosabban kovetelt&k,
hogy a szegeny anyakat k6rha-
zakban tanitsak. meg a gyermek-
aldas korlatozasara, azokat a leg
tobb helyen becsuktak.
Az egyhaz Is a sajt6 hangosan
tiltakoztak ez ellen a "pogany''
gondolat ellen, bar tarsadalom
mindket kepmutato tsnyez6je j6l
tudta, hogy a jobb m6du embe-
rex asszonyai gyermekladast
mindig korlatoztak.
Mert a jomodu asszonysago.
kat az orvosok kell6 tiszteletdij
mellett mindig szivesen megtani-
tottak ra, hogy mikent kell es
mikent 1ehet a gyermekaldast ell
keriilni.
De szegeny asszony nem tu-
dott annyit fizetni az orvosnak
hogy a tilos oktatast megkap-
hasa, es kenytelen volt korlato-
zas nelkiil sziilni gyermekekct
a vilagra.
| Vagy ha AIT e1 akarta kerilni,
kenyte1en volt javas-asszony We
szedelmes gyermeke1hajtasi rl
teteit venni igenybe.
Es inert rosszul kereso nun,
kasok nyolc-tiz gyermeket eltar-
tani mem tudtak inert az agyou
strapalt munkasasszonyok mar
feltek a nyolcadik, tizenkettedik
gyerekt6l, evente tiz-meg tizezer
szegeny asszony lett tiltott, mi,
tetek nyomofekja.
Tudja EFT saindenki, hiszen
latjuk, hogy a joinodu csaladok-
nal rendszerint csak egy-ket
gyermek van, mig a szegeny
munkasember kenytelen egy til.
cat gyermeket nevelni.
| A. jomodu asszonyok az egy.
ket gyermeket is rabizzak nevc.
l6kre, munkasasszonyok pedig
osszersskadnak harminc ewes ko-
rukra, inert a nelkiilozes koz,
kenytelenek az egyre szaporodt
csaladra dolgozni.
A nagyt6ke azonban ugy erez.
te, hogy sziiksege van munkas
kezre, hogy profitot je1ent soL
munkasgyerek szamara Is nen
akart jottanyit engedni ebben :
tekintetben.
A torvenyeket termeszeteser
a nagytoke rendeletei szerin'
hozzak, es torvenyek minder
n1odon uldoztek az orvost, ak
a gyermekaldas korlatozasara .
-szegeny asszonyokat is meg.anit
| ia.
Az egyhazak termeszeteser
moralis' szempontbol voltak ci
lensegei a gyermekaldas korli.
tozasanak, Is AIT az allasponto,
mem lehetne kritiza1ni, ha kepc
SEX lettek volna ervenyt szerezni
ennek az erkolcsi parancsnak.
Az egvhazak papjai azonbar
nem vagtak XII a templomaikb6l
azokat az urn6ket, akik csak egy
gyermeket neveltek, s6t ha a t6.
kes nagysaga, vagy a ferje meg
nyitottak az erszenyt templon
szamara, az egyhaz- papja szolgs
lelekke1 Is szolga alazatossaggal
gornyedezett el6ttiik.
Szeretnek egyetlen papot lat.
nj, aki valaha szemre merte vol.
ma hanyni Mrs. Rockefellernek.
hogy csak harom gyermeket ho-
zott a vilagra, vagy Mrs. Ford
max, hogy egy gyermeknel tob-
bet nom hozott "a vilagra.
De amig eek az egy-ket oyer
mekkel bir6 gazdag urholgyek
OFT iiltek templomok legelsd
padjaban - Is ottiiinek a vilae
minden kis Is nagy temploma-
ban addig harcias riad6kban
|figyelmeztettek az anyakat, logy
L
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-02
Quick Relief
from Eye Strain

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strained from over-use, or irri~
tated by exposure to Sun, Wind
q Dust apply . few drops cE
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Nlg}4I!yyy4;!s NlgRy!s! =! :
CHICAGO, u. s. a.
The Washington times., 1933-10-07
Rentals.
Apartments Unfurnished

315 18TH ST. NE.
Two squares north of Lincoln Park
Tnree rms. & bath front apt. only S39 so
4Se lanitor or call Mr.. Clark. Nat. 3007
10TH ST. N. W. 1414-2 rooms kitchen
oath. gas elec. included S35.
The Washington times., 1933-10-07
24OO SIXTEENTH STREET

where you have all a smart
town house can offer ex-
cept investment and mainten-
ance. An apartment here s
truly a home, not just a place
to live. but a mode of living
that has established "240O" as
the residence Of the most dis.
eliminating.
1 room and bath ....... $4,000
2 rooms and bath. ....... $1,000
s rooms. kitchen, bath and
porch ................ .$25O.OO
The Washington times., 1933-10-07
5 Apartments Unfurnished
THE RAMONA
The Ripley
1424 r ST. N. w.

A real value. Just a short walk to
downtown. Apt. A, 2 rooms, kitchen
and bath, large porch. General
Electric refrigera- can IN
The Washington times., 1933-10-07
These Weaper-Manqged Buildings
Make Apartment Hunting Easy
ALTO TOWERS

Wisconsin Ave. at WoOdley Rd.
Apartments in this new build.
ing, on the highest spot in
Washington, are the last word,
with parquetry floors, radio
outlets. Kelvinator refrigeration,
elevator service.
/ room, kit, dinette and
bath .............. ...: .$4U.UU
2 rooms, kit, bath, dinette
and porch. h..............$50 .$50.UO
3 rooms. kit. bath, dinette
and porch. h...........:.$6 .$67.OO
THE HARTFORD
d Spacious, airy apartment. Re.
frigeration on house current.
3 rooms, kit. and bath. $50.O0
rooms, kit. and bath. $1,000
1872 RANDOLPH ST.
o Two rooms, kitchen and bath.
$45, including electric re-
frigeration.
SEDGWICK GARDENS
Connecticut Avenue at Sedgwick
Street
on fashionable Connecticut
avenue, near Rock Creek and
IS minutes from downtown, Is
one of Washington'S outstand'
ing apartment homes Z. out
standing in its modern beauty
unusual facilities for living, rec
reation and entertaining E.
its solid comfort.
room. kit. dinette, bath
and porch. h..............S $3.50
2 rooms, kit, bath and
pOrch s..o.......'.'. '$OO'VV
1412 18TH ST. N. W.
o Bachelor apartment, two
rooms and bath. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1933-10-07
THE COWARD

1928 Eye st. n. w.
Modern History Downtown
Apartment Overlooking
Beautiful Franklin Park
A most convenient location,
within a few steps Of stores,
shops, theaters and Government
departments. Automatic refrig-
Grafton. 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service.
l room, kitchen and bath, $3.50
2 rooms, kitchen and bath, $500
Resident Manager. Ma. 1910
The Washington times., 1933-10-07
Automobiles
LA SALE

Lincoln Sport Phaeton Late "6'-w. W.,
Al condition. A smart car. Can bO
bought right
1920 14TH ST. N. W. DEC. 1900
The Washington times., 1933-10-07
POTOMAC PARK
21st and C SITS. n. w.

S1SG anu " SGSs GN' W.
Overlooking Lincoln Memorial
and New Bridge
A downtown building that
combines quiet and convenience
with it's picturesque setting. "a.
hour elevator and switchboard
service. Electric refrigeration.
Also furnished apartments.
l room and bath. ....... .$35. 90
room, kitchen, bath,
murphy bed. .......... $500
2 rooms, kitchen and bath, $3.50
8 rooms, kitchen nd 3
baths ................. .$l75.OO
Resident Manager, MA. 91O2
The Washington times., 1933-10-07
3218 Wise. Ave.

High elevation, opposite Cathedral.
Convenient to schools. transportation
lines. stores, etc. rooms. kitchen,
dinette and RPO IN
Evening star., 1933-05-01

Mrs. Harry Lea Dodson has come to
Washington from her home in Stam-
ford. Conn, and is at the Carlton for
brief stay.
Evening star., 1933-05-01

gas injections Of remonetized silver. etc.,
may increase the selling price Of the
stock Of these corporations from the
figure of $12,272,710,543 on January
of this year to $25 ,00o, ,o00, 900 and per-
NIT the insiders to make another kill
ing of of the lambs Of the new deal
who don't know that purchasing power
Of the masses Is prerequisite to main
tanning prices of stocks, as well as COM
modities
THE assets Of these 104 corporations
on January l were about one-eighth Of
Americas total national wealth"
Evening star., 1933-05-01

sonage of the Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Hyattsville. Md, by the
pastor, Rev. U. S. A. Heavener.
Evening star., 1933-05-01
104 CORPORATIONS
HAVE 27 BILLIONS
Peoples Lobby Statement Says
Less Than 2 Pct. Of American
Families Receive Dividends.

One hundred and four corporations
on December 81, 1892, had assets
amounting to $27.s5s, ,o52.5ss. according
to statement issued today by the
Peoples Lobby, Of which John Dewey
Columbia University philosopher, is
president.
mo analysis has yet been made of
the ownership Of stock in these corpo-
ration" the statement said, but In
1881 nearly So per cent of dividends
paid on the stock Of all domestic cor
porations was received by less than
per cent of Americas families.
1T Is clear also that imitation through
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Admiral and Mrs. Hussey
i'm Washington for Weeks STAY.

Admiral and Mrs. HuSSey
in Washington for Weeks Stay.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles L.
Hussey. with their young daughter
Faith. arrived here last week by motor
from Daytona Beach. Fla, where they
spent the Winter, and are at Wardman
Park Hotel for a weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wright
entertained the members of the Distl let
of Columbia section of the American
Institute of Mining and Metallurgical
Engineers, including both the mems
section and the women's auxiliary, at
their home on Brookside drive Ken
wood, Md, Friday evening. A very de-
lghtful program of music was arranged
by Mrs. Dorothy Radd Emery, a mem
Der of the Woren'S auxiliary.
Those assisting Mrs. Wright to receive
were Mrs. Charles F. Jackson, chairman
of the section; Mrs Samuel Hatchett,
Mrs H. N. Darton, Mrs. William
Craigue Mrs. Waldemar Schaller, Mrs.
F. H. Madison and Mrs. F. T. Donahue,
members Of the Welfare Committee.
Mr.. Bascom Little, jr., and Miss Julie
Little of Cleveland are guests of Mr..
Dolph Atherton at his Connecticut ave-
hue residence.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter M. Bastian were
hosts to large party at dinner at the
Madrillon on Saturday evening.
One Of the most attractive dancing
parties Of the past week was that given
Saturday night by the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the District of Columbia Dental
The proceeds will be used for the MAIN
tenance of the Evening Dental Clinic
at Children's Hospital, which is main
tained by the auxiliary.
Mrs. Allan Scott Wolfe was chairman
of the committee on arrangements, as
sisted by Mrs. A. E. Rush. Tables were
placed around the dance floor, cabaret
style, and dancing started with the din
ner. The receiving line was headed by
Mrs. Hugh B. Callahan, president of the
auxiliary.
The clinic which benefits By Satur-
day nights affair is designed to take
care OF children whose parents are un-
able, for various reasons, to take them
to a clinic during the day. During the
past year the clinic gave dental atten-
tion to more than 1,700 children and
probably will exceed that figure this
year.
Judge and Mrs Wilbur Turner, who
nave spent the Winter in New York,
have returned here for the month of
May. They are at 2400 Sixteenth street.
Miss Emily w. Bridge of Watertown,
Mass, IS spending a few days at the
Dodge and is accompanied by Miss
Marie E. Bernard of Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. Henry Adams Bellows, wife of
the vice president of the Columbia
Brcadcasting System. who, with her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Bellows, has been
spending the past three months here
at N'ardman Park Hotel with Mr.. Bel
lows, has returned with their daughter
to their home in Minneapolis for the
summer. Mr.. Bellows is remaining here
and his family will join him next Fall.
Miss Mary Frances Carpenter and
Hr Burtrell Carlisle Mills, both of
4 Fredericksburg, Va. were married Sat-
Arday evening at O'Clock in the par
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CHICAGO CLEANUP
BEGUN Two WAYS
Police After Underworld Charac
tiers and Park Department Ac-
tive as Fair Date Nears.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May LIVERY day !.
cleanup day in Chicago now. as the
city hurries to don its best Sunday
go-to-meeting" dress in preparation fol-
its, second Worlds Fair, opening 9
month from today.
The great wash" Is taking a wide
variety of forms.
With the police it is being expressed
in drive to clean the city Of hood
lums and other undesirables likely to
prey on visitors.
Ofiicially, the city is literally wash
ing its face with a program of park
and boulevard improvement designed
to delight the eyes Of its guests and
make driving a pleasure
Downtown in the loop at least two
hotels are undergoing process for re-
moval of the accumulated exterior CRIME
and dirt of years and are beginning to
appear as they did in their youthful
days.
great cleanup drive means beautifying
his own front yard, whether it be a
tiny plot or an acre.
Meanwhile, over at a Century OF
Progress Exposition grounds-that three
and half miles of lake front and man
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Storm Severe on Fuses.

As result Of the severe thunder
storms in New Zealand recently, the
Wairarapa Power Board is spending
nearly $1,000, exclusive Of labor. in re-
placing blown fuses and damaged trans
formers. Many telephones were DAM
aged. In residence in Cartertown the
lightning arrestors were torn from the
wall and hurled violently across the
room. In another home the telephone
was torn from the wall.
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IS STUDENTS ARRESTED

HOLLYWOOD, April 20 CP.-Holly-
wood police yesterday arrested II boys
and 4 girls. high school students. from
IA to II years old, on charges of par
burglaries
Loot taken by the juvenile "mob."
officers reported, amounted to more
than $4,000. Included in the depreda-
tions attributed to the gang was the
looting Of Harold Lloyd's Santa Monica
Beach home of articles valued at 1000.
Several of the youths confessed. police
said, and part of the loot was recovered.
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Birthday Party Funeral.

Dressed as they will appear as pail
bearers at his funeral, six women were
guests at the birthday party Of William
Spry in Crownhill, England. They wore
white silk dresses with black sashes,
especially designed for them by Spry.
Il don't believe in dying just yet" Spry
waiting for me, and all the arrange
mentS have been made"