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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09
A SIT. GY0RGY SzovETsEG

A SIT. Gyorgy Szovetsee
youngstown l2-ik osztalya most
.vasarnap mise utan tartja rendes
havi gyuleset . SIT. Gyorgy egy-
haz termeben. Keretnek tagok,
hogy teljes szamban jelenjenek
meg. inert fontos iigyek keriil-
mex targya1asra. Sok tag harom,
sot negy honapi hatralekban van,
az ilyenek SEM betegsegelyben,
sem halaleseti segelyben mem re
szestilhetnek. hacsak nincsenek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

Szeretiks az Amerikai Ma.
gyar Hirlapot s.:Kef h6t
-alatt 65.en sfizettek ismet.

"A 4 OungStOWn eS kOrnveki
tnagyarsagot igazan megif1eti AZ
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap kosz5-
nete. Ezekben a nehez idokben,
amikor rosszak a munkaviszo-
nyok. bankokat becsukjak Is
sok a gondja mindenkinek, meg
sem feicjtik el helyi lapot, a
mely 22-ik eve szolgalja Yougs-
town es' kornyeki magyarsag err
dekeit.
Ket hettel ezelott 20 fizet6 ne
vet kozoltuk, most orommel ki;.
zoljiik IS ujabb fizet6 nevet.
Igeretiink ma is all, ha mem
tud valaki fizetni, inert mines
annak szivesen kiildjuk a lapot
Lesz maid meg jobb id6 is
Csak kollektornak mondia
vagy- a, varosi irodaban ielent
Sc, hogy nem tud fizetni es a
lap azert jar tovabbra is. Ak.
mex mem kell lap, az is szoljo1
es besziintetjiik, de az ilyen ma.
gyar ritka, mint feher hollo.
AIT n1indenki lathatja, hogy
a lap hirdetese keves. Mem ele.
gendo ahhoz, hogy a nyomds
koltseget fedezze. A szerkeszti
ingyen ada nnunkajat es EFT szi
vesen teszi addig, amig ;
Youngstown es kornyeki magyar
sag tetteivel igazolja, hogy kel
neki lapunk, amelyr6l nem mi
lsiaailemr oivas6ink art, aliitjak
I-hogy jobb, mint valaha volt.
Aki tehat tud fizetni, az fl
zessen, aki mem tud, az kerjer
halasztast.
| A farmerekt6l szivesen elfoga
dunk csirket, tojast, krumplit el6
fizetes fejeben. A szerkeszt6nel
is kell enni. Ha kap ennivalot
akkor mem vesz a storeban (.
a penzen lapot nyomat.
lit legujabb fizet6k listaja
D. Francovszky, John Peter
Alex Barta, Hodory Sander, Mi
chel Draga, E. Meszaros, Ste
lphen Molnar, John Krekity, Johr
Kaluczky, Joseph Szabo, Stepher
Horvath, John Kosztyu, Franz
Szalay, Alex Papp, John Eppler
Stephen Bence, Victor Moenich
John Szasz, John Stibinger
stephen Tomory, Orosz Bernit
Mich. Gy6ri, Thomas Gy0rgy
Chas. PavlenIa, John Pitlik
George 10th, Albert Kekk, Ha
szonits Frank, Steve Medve, Vim
ce Bodonyi, Frank 10th, Johr
Pisak, Julius Ignath, Nick Ber
~, Joseph Torok, John Gyetva.y
|, John Timar, Frank Pollack, Johr
Geese, John Halasz, JOS. Juhasz
Andrew Erdei. Steve Karaszi
Mike Pivar,s Frank Parrag, Mrs
Borbala Kovacs, JOS Kovacs
John Pallay.. Mike Szalmassy
John Szinyer, Julius varga, Ste
phen Pedery. Stephen Bence
John Fetzer, Mike Durda, Lasz.
10, Elek, Steve, Szesze, Stephen
Futkos, Andy Batary, Mrs. An.
ma Migletcz, Stephen Vas, Joe
Bin6, Chas. Lanyi, Frank K6nya
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09
A REF. EGYLET BETEGEI

A Youngstown Magyar Ref
Egyhazi Ferfi Is MOI Betegse.
gelyz6 Egylet beteg tagjai he
ten: Geressy Sandor, 324 w
Chalmers Ave Is Seb6k Gabor
1915 Garford St, Stuthers. Be
tegs&g : betegiatogat6k utjAn !
titkarnal, 610 Mabel St. alatt je-
lentend6.
AEenyhert, Jinos. titkir,
---s.--. ..ss
He meg nincs egylstbsn.
soha ssm k6s6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09
,EZ A LlkvIDALAS

legaiaDn uSztaDodE lGSz veIe mt1l~
den betev6s hosy qaennyit rabolt
e 2 iake spssnii iiei6ja ! PIN
zsb6f
IL 80 ehogy kinek
nei III uraee
bd akkc cgafabb I losja
rainden sd6s, fiogy hsnsk
meg rota 1enyuzfi-
AZ en1berek tiireine fogytxn
van.
Detroitban pefdaul, ahol
likvidalas borzafrnai megkesd6 M
tex, hetekcn at 4 legnagyobb T.
1egbanosebb bizonytalans&gha ghau
hagytak az emberek szaxezre
inert az 4ipar kapit<nyai'' ~
cses fejeiket elvesstett&k.
Es utana elveszett 4 feje min-
den nagy p&nziigyi zseninek.
minden 'iparkapitanynak' 6 ma
mines biztonsag Is nincs. nyuga-
lcm az orszagban.
Ez likvidalas, amely halilos
dermedtsegbe dont0tte az orsx&-
got csupan azert, hogy ! to-
kes osztaly maga dollarjainak
q magas cricket fenntartsa S
amely a foldre tepert minden-
kit,
Az orsz&g szenvedesekben
megedzett nepc idaig csodalatos
tiirelenlmel viselte el a p&nxli-
ralyok lelketlen Is szivtelen j&-.
tekat, ame1ybe millioknak kellett
tonkre menni.
Mem vesztette el tiirelmkt
meg akkor sem, arnikor 4 SENT
tus bizottsaga kimutatta, hoe
a multi-milliomos bank&rok 6,
ldatosan csaltik, sfosxteeaftik ~
boltak az orszagot.
De a depressi6val isl laktak
IS ha a megindult lilrvidSl&st:
epen olyan soia huznak, akkof
konnyen egeszen masfajta likvi-
daci6 j0het rank.
Aklor ez a koldusbotra iutta-
tott, megrabolt IS becsapott MP
nem a penziigyi helyzetet, hanem
esetleg a pehzt. a t6ket IS 4 t6-
kes osztalyt akarja maid ~ lik-
vidalni. Azzal akar maid lesx&-'
molni Is elszamolni Is az i
szamadas fajo 1esz.
Akik tehat urai az orszaqnak.
akik penziigyi likvidalas bor-
zalmait rank zuditottak, hogy !
depressio fajdalmait betet6zz&k,
azoknak tudniuk kell, hogy gyor
san kell nekik mozogni.
A bankzarlatokba belekabut
nep surg6sen tudni akarja, hoey
amig egyik oldalon penzere !
kezaket a bankok r&tettek, a ma
six oldalon mennyit engednek Il
az adossagb6l.
Es a munkatlanok, chosen,
rongyosan lezeng6 nilli6k sd.-
g6sen tudni akarjak. hogy miIror
lesz munkajuk?
Az vi DEALT szeretn&k latni a
amerikai polgSrok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09


6ta figyelmeztettiik a. ,olvas6-
kat, hogy nagy vilagcs6d penz
iigyi likvidalasa hatra van meg
IS hogy. AZ lcsz 4 .legfajdaima.. !,
sabb resze deprcssi6 ayomofu-
saganak.
Likvidalas AT jelcnti, hogy el-
szamoias, leszamolas Is az elsa
.molas most tortenik ebben az
orszsgban.
A fejfujt ertekek 0sszeroppan-
TAX, az arak ieestek, a gyengebb
vallalkozasok eihuflanak.- mint
ha a szel fujna le 6ket a helyik-
|r6l.
Az orsz$gos hankzir1at a le-
szamolast tobbe f1afasztani mem
engedi IS akik ma Is holnap
mem tudnak penzt vagy hitelt
szerezni. azok iizleti palyafuta-
sukat beregeztek.
A bankok es psnzintezetek is
l;kvidalnak.
Nemcsak a betev6kkel szamol-
max ei azzal, hogy "a beteteket
lezartak, hanem az adosaikkal is
el kell nekik a kovetkez6 kilenc-
ven nap aiatt szamolni.
Tudniok keil. hogy a kinnle-
vosegeikb6l mennyit kenytelenek
leirni hogy egyegy tartozasbol
nlennyit fog az ADDS megfizetni.
Ahogy nagy vasuttarsasa-
lgok es iparvallalatok lie fogjak
toru!ni tartozasaik egy reszet, -
amit termeszetesen a vasuti kot-
venyek tulajdonosai fognak ell
veszteni epens ugy megteszik
maid EFT kisemberek, akiknek
la. farmian Is hazan. elviselhetet-
len kolcs0n paa.
Az uralkodo t6kes osztaly a
celjat tokeletesen elerte, a dol
lar nemcsak megmaradt, de
en,elkedett Is napr6l-napra emel-
kedik ertekben, az igaztalan tar
tozasokat tehat lie kell szallitani
siirgosen.
! Az egyenek is tudni akarjak es
kilencven nap alatt a legtobben
tudiak is maid, hogy mennyi :.
vagyonuk IS tartozasuk.
Aki egy tizezer dollaros haz-
ra meg tartozik otezer dollarral
(amennyit ma haza mem er
meg) az tudni akarja, Is tudni
fogja, hogy mi 1esz az vi, nagy
ertekii do1larban tartozasa.
Mert ha nagyon gyorsan mem
fognak vellk bankok Is a tob-
bi hitelez6k megegyezni, ha mem
nyugtatjak meg 6ket, hogy a
terheiket aranyosan 1evagjak, ak
kor XII akarnak Is XII fognak
szabadulni a teherb6l.
Akkor OFT hagyjak az elertek-
acknowledgement, szamokban
nen. de ertekben emelkedett
ad6ssagba.
Meztelen lett az orszag lakos-
saga es most mar csak az van
hatra, hogy rongyokon meg
alkudjunk &s megegyezziink.
De ez 4 cgyezseg aztan ese-
dekes. -
Esedekes ma, miel6tt minden-
kit az 6riiietbe kergetnek, esedk-
kes ma, inert bizonytalan ter
het senki mem hajland6 tovabb
cipelni.
Az uralkod6 oszt&ly mem en-
gedte meg. 'hogy q p9nz cricket
lenyomjak oda, ahol harom eve
volt, ma kSfomszor. annyit- & q
dollarjuk. Ax a dollar, amely ma
mind ottl tany&zik ! nagyt6k
kasszajaban.
Fl kell h&t viselnie hitele-
z6k gazdag osztaly yanak, hogy
ezert legalibb r<szben meefizes-
sen IS Il iSIl irini Il elviselhetet-
len ad6sszeb6l.
Ha e meg lesx 5 kal6n6sen
ha gyorsata meg lesz, skkor ~
alSbb tudni fogja = orsx<g nee-
k3hifnff 1AEncekU. hx>~.x; i..~~. 80
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09
TOWN TOPICS

mony at Washington last Satur-
day.
I came back strengthened in
my faith about Democracy.
I am sorry that some Of you
younger people could not see
and hear what / call the triumph
'of the people because to those
who watch with open eyes it
vas evident that in these United
!, States the power. is vested. in
the reop3es s;.s
- ~ s..s.
You should have sssnsthe bril-
liant scene ins the chambess of
the United States senate. Bril-
iaiit yet Denocrstic. Ifsyeu had
nilRons you could not get Sin. IT
'yoG were elected by the people,
you had I seat.
You dressed - you pleased.
The usher who escorted Mrs.
Hoover the first lady Of the land
q her seat and who also escorted
Mrs Franklin Roosevelt to her
eeat wore blue shirt, just like
any other workingmen.
A plain door opened in the
senate chamber. A man came in
andid THE President Of the
United States The vice presi-
dent raped with the gavel.
Everybody stood up. Mr.. Hoover
walked in.
Another door opened. Ano-
ther man not. at all resplendent
in uniform walked, in and said :
The President-elect of the
United States" The gavel
sounded. Everybody stood and
in walked Mr.. Franklin Roose-
,.4velt leas,jng on the arms Of his
]. son.
Two plain arm chairs were
placed for the two men - one
retiring into private life after
having been first citizen Of the
land with greater power given
him by the people than that pi
any living king in Europe, the
other coming out Of private life
to assume the post by virtue Of
The vote Of the people.
n best illnstratien of D.,
mocracy.
The only color outside Of the
dresses Of the women in the
sallefies was furnished by the
diplomatic corps. Some of them
glittered with. gold from head
to foot.
It was good for the eye to
see the plain black "diszmagyar'
on Count Szechenyi, the Hun.
garian minister. A black patch
over his left eye. black in dress
he represented to me Hungary
mourning the loss of her from.
tiers, the loss Of her people
The only bright spot on the
Count was a green silk band
across his chest and over the
right shoulder. It probably rep.
resented the hope that still dwell.
in the heart Of Hungarians, tina,
there viii be ! revision Of the
peace treaties.
BY the way outside Of SEE.
chenyi and his daughters and
probably myself there were no
others Of Hungarian descent in
the senate chamber to witness
one Of the greatest inaugurationa
ever seen.
From the senate chamber to
the great outdoors. To the i'm
posing East plaza Of the Capitol
and there a citizen Of this count
ry, citizen just like you or |
placed his hand on the bible and
the other over his heart and
repeated a simple oath that he
win obey, uphold and defend
the Constitution guaranteeing
the freedom Of the people Of this
great nation.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

AZ a, isinert magyar 6ras mes
ter diszmiivei ! Stambaugh-
Thompson Co. kirakataban
IS 4 WoInen's City Clubban.

A Youngstown Is kornyeki ma
[gyarsag biszke lehet Schager
aAntal, Dombovarrol ide szarma
zott 6ras mesterre, akinek mes
Ifermunkai felkeltik az amerikai-
ak erdekf6deset is.
Most Mrs. Blase kezdemenye-
zesere = Women's City Club,
Youngstown legel5kel5bb moi
c1ubjaban lathat6k eek az 6rak,
melyeken Schager eveken at dol
gozott A Stanbaugh Thompson
ceg kirakataban a West Federal
streeten is lathato egy Schager
!diszmiiveib6l.
Nemelyik Schager ora mem ru-
gos, fanem finoman egyensulyo-
zott golyos szerkezettel bir. Az
egyik lomfuresszel nagy munka-
val keszitett kastelyt abrazol.
Egy mask celluloidbol keszuit
ugros mutat6kkal. Megint egy
mask kastely ora radioval Is
tiikorrel van konbinalva. Ez az
BRA 2 es fel meter magas es 2 Is
fel meter szeles es 100 darabbol
kesziilt.
Schager odahaza ipartestuleti
diszoknanyt es a pecsi kiallita-
son eziist ermet nyert. A chica-
goi vilagkiallitason is kesz Scha-
| ger orait kiallitani.
4 Schager elvallal mindenfele
orajavitast. Ml1le1ye q 105 K. o.
'iC. Rldg.-ben Is S. Hazel St. alat,
van,. lakasa pedig ESQ Oak Hill
Ave., ahol diszorak is megte-
..kiHthet6k.
legy evi kedveztneny alatt. Azok
akik. teljese,f nlunkanelkiiliek Is
a kedvezmenyt kivanjak, jelent-
i kezzenek.
= A multi gyiilesen fe1vetetett
egy vi tag, Piszkor Janosne, a
kinek tanui voltak Janosi Peter
ne es Riczu Janosne.
! Beteg tag: Ignath Gyula, 23s
| E. Dewey Ave.
Kaczur Mihaly, titkar
| PARTOLIA HIRDET6INKET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-09

posing East plaza Of the Capitol
and there a citizen Of this count
ry, a citizen just like you or
placed his hand on the bible and
the other over his heart and
repeated a simple oath that he
win obey, uphold and defend
the Constitution guaranteeing
the freedom Of the people Of this
great nation.
Roosevelt spoke. His speech
impressed me more than any /
have heard him deliver before.
He promised to act in the best
interests Of all the people. We
hope he keeps his promise.
Roosevelt walked down the
ramp from the inaugural pavilion
the first citizen Of the land 10
~ scclaimsd by hhH ! million
people gatsered for the occasion.
III. Hoover ! little latsr took
Mrs. Hoover ~ the ann md
walked to his ear to leave vvasl,-
ington = ! private citisen.
The bsst lesson in Democrat,
The Washington times., 1933-01-12
M'ARTHUR RAPS
ECONOMY ACT

Inequalities of the economy act
were raped as imposing "an undue
hardship on the Army" by Gen.
Douglas Macarthur, chief of staff,
IN his testimony at hearings be-
fore a House appropriations sub
committee on the 1884 War De-
psrtment supply bill, according to
reports released today.
! General Macarthur pointed out
that recommendation was made
La the War Department budget for
q continuation for another year Of
aconomy provisions, and said:
sThe personnel Of the Army
fully understands that the ext
gencies Of the national emerg-
ency required the passage Of
le9lsIation affecting economies.
There Is no complaint at taking
their equitable share Of the con-
trlbutiOn TO meet the situation
despite the fact that pay Of the
uniformed service has, in the
past, increased at q materially
slower rate than that of other
personnel.
1 "HowveF. there are certain in
eqIlalities In the economy act
which impose an undue hard
ship on the Army. Among these
is the provision which suspends
automatic increases in COM
pensatiOn which accrue by rea-
son Of length Of service or pro-
motion. The pay readjustment
net Of June 10, 1920, is based
upon automatic pay increases.
In nullifying its provisions, q
few individuals selected by pure
ehanSe contribute the entire
saving" 80
General Macarthur indicated
that the Army plans a fight on
the economy provisions when he
added that at the proper time the
Inequalities would be taken up
with the appropriate committee.
The Washington times., 1933-01-12
DON'T GET DOWN.
HEARTED ABOUT
THAT NAGG|NG
PAIN IN YOUR SIDE

Nagging pains in your side may
be signs that internal p0isonS are
robbing you Of your health. Don't
gamble with dangerous drugs. Don't
neglect these danger signals which
may mean the surgeons knife or .
long-drawn out expensive illness. !.
Give the harmless Cream Of NuJol
treatment q chance to start you on
Che road to health. This new form
Of Nujol is specially recommended
for ridding the body Of intestinal
poisons. It never causes gripes or
cramps. Never interferes with work
or play. Best Of all it costs you only
q few cents q day to rid your system
of these poisons and to keep your
bowels clear.
Make the new harmless Cream OF
Nujol treatment q regular, daily
habit, and in a short time you will
realize why thousands would never
be without it. It's delicious to take.
One bottle will give you more than
two weeks treatment. Stop at your
druggists and get q bottle tonight.
The Washington times., 1933-01-12
BY FAM w. KING,
Amateur ArcheOlOgist

N(WrittSn exclusively for and copyright
by International News Service, 1SSS
WICKLIFFE, KY, Jan. IL
u.NS.J.--Located here at Wick
life, on a natural fortification,
are nine mounds, which are re-
vea1ing things not found any.
where else.
7 have known Of these mounds
about 30 years. They were never
known to the archaeologic
world.
Story Of Mound Builders
Upon my purchasing this IS
acres, development work began
on virgin land.
These mounds at Wickliffe have
proven 1t was q great mecca or
religious center, and the finds
and discoveries indicate that we
viii have saved for poSterity the
most complete story obta1nabIe
anywhere Of the Mound Builders.
Here we have found in three
mounds which already have been
uncovered, ana perHlaueLlC puAAu
ingg erected over them, work OF
these ancients; which are COM
plete and not duplicated any
where.
Ceremonial Affairs
In the Temple Of Ceremonial
Is to be seen three ceremonial
affairs each approximately three
by four feet in size in parallel
row alongside Of each other.
The best thought seems to indi-
cate that these people worshipped
the fire. the sun, and the Creator.
There have been a number Of
temple mounds excavated in this
territory, but this is the first
example Of finding more than one
altar in the temple mound aSSo-
ciated alongside the other. In
this mound we have three altraS
which are hard burned, showing
many hundreds Of years Of con-
slant fire had been maintained on
them.
The Washington times., 1933-01-12
HOOUer, r. &c. Urged
To Back Hudson Span

Gustav Lindenthal, president
and chief engineer Of the North
River Construction Co., yester-
day sought support Of President
Hoover and the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation for the pro
posed bridge across the Hudson
River at Fifty-seventh Street in
New York. After q meeting with
the President. he said:
I'VE are anxious TO get
started ON the bridge as quickly
as possible. It Is estimated
that Il win directly employ
from 2O,OOO 30 $4,000 men for
four and One-haIf years."
The Washington times., 1933-01-12
ADVERTISEMENT
YariCOse or Swollen
veins---BunCIleS
Ulcers

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What gripping discomfort!
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Follow the easy directions and you
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The Washington times., 1933-01-12
life
| IN AMERICA
DEPICTED

On high bluffs overlooking the
Mississippi Rivef near tDhGt Is
SsotO Wicklifte, KY, a thTtUfrD
city JtoNTtshed 5000 years ago
aDhiIe barbarian tribes Still ToGnred
oDer the greater part OF Europe.
Discovery of the site of the an
cteRt city, eUidence of ciUilisG-
tiOR that eTtsted In this country
ages before Christopher Columbus
discoDered America, to1s made By
Fam w. King, PGduc0h, KY.
The Washington times., 1933-01-12
EASIEST WAY
TO BREAK UP
COLDS
Feel Like a New Person
Almost Before You Know 1t

II you want quick relief from .
cold, go back to first principles
and use something you k1lotO does
the business-don't start "trying"
a lot of fancy ideas or remedies.
Get Hills CaScara Quinine. A
scientific formula made to do ONE
THING WELL: to knock q cold IN
a jitfy, not to cure a hundred diff
ferent things.
Take two tablets every three
hours. Drink lots of water between
timeS-that'S all. Soon those mean,
aching pains in the head and body
begin to go; the cold breaks UP,
poiSonS leave your system and you
feel like a new person.
II it doesn't do that, your money
back. Get q box now for a few
cents. You'll be surprised at the
speed with which it works.
The Washington times., 1933-01-12
Prompt Relief
From Itching Eczema

It's wonderful the way soothing,
cooling Zemo brings prompt relief
to itching. burning skin, even in
severe cases. Itching stops the mo-
ment Zemo touches the tender ind
inflamed skin because Of its rare
ingredients. To clear away Rashes.
Pimples, Eczema, Ringworm and
restore the skin to normal, always
use clean, soothing Zemo. Insist on
genuine Zemo: it's worth the price,
because it brings relief. 35c, 60c
and 81. All druggists.
The Washington times., 1933-01-12
DR.. cUTTEN TO SPEAK

DR.. George B. Cutten, president
Of Colgate University, will be the
guest Of honor and principal
speaker tonight at the annual
dinner Of the Colgate University
Alumni Association at the Cosmos
Club.
The Washington times., 1933-01-12

Come in and hear this mar
velous Baby Grand Radio. Cab
met is Of genuine walnut
veneer. Complete with six
Philco High Efficiency tubes.
Federal tax paid.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-09-28
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
4sat The Subscribers of Richmond,
TS 1;~ and Philadelphia, Pa, have
oyhta;ned from the Orphans Court
~ Montgomery County, in Maryland,
= a+ters Testamentary ON the Per-
snnal Estate of
s0ii'- MARY A. SPENCER,
late of Montgomery County, de-
c Los All persons having Claims
o@ainst the deceased, are hereby
earned to exhibit the same, with
wonchers thereof, legally authenti-
lated to the subscriber on or before
the list day of March next; they
NAV otherwise by law be excluded
rom t1 ali benefit Of said Estate. ALI
n rty indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate pay
Given under our hands this 29th
dav of August, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred and
0nl ARCHIBALD G. ROBERTSON,
Electric Bldg, Richmond, Va.
FRANCES M. SPENCER,
2O31 Locust st., Philadelphia, Pa.
ST Executors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-09-28
Maryland Opens Season
With Dinner AT Eight

The Summer darkness of the Mary
land Theatre, in Baltimore, will be
supplanted with rare cinematic bril-
lance when that playhouse officially
launches its Fall season at $3.50
o'clock Sunday night with Dinner At
Eight" one of the most compelling
pictures ever produced with the
greatest cast ever assembled for any
picture in motion picture history. Fol-
lowing its premiere, which is to be-
attended with appropriate lavish
ceremonies, Dinner at Eight" will be
shown twice-daily, at 2.30 P. NJ, and
$50 P. M.
In Dinner At Eight Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer presents a production
that not only seethes with highly en-
Pertaining values, but with constel-
lation of screen notables that is pre-
Notwithstanding. In this perfect cast
will be found Marie Dressler, John
Barrymore, Jean Harlow, Wallace
Berry, Lionel barrymore, Lee Tracey,
Emund Lowe, Billie Burke, Madge
Evans, Jean Hersholt, Karen Morley.
May Robson and Phillips Holmes and
Louise Closer Hale, in addition to IL
supporting stars of prominence.