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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21

Megtesszuk lepeseket, Eogy
a kiilonboz6 nemzetisegek poll.
tikai k0reivel erintkezesbe lep.
jiink.
Maid negrnutatjuk mi a Misz-
ter James fajta Kukacoknak
hogy igenis van szavunk, hogy
mi is tudunk Is fogunk elni a
jogainkkal, akar tetszik, akar
nern tetszik a Kukacoknak.
A charter alatt a bevandorol-
takat legalabb valami elisneres
erte. Az alatt meg lehet rerne,
nyiink ARA, hogy az erdenes,
kival6 bevandoroltak hivatalba
juthassanak.
"A v4roshazan ma vannak ma
|gyarok, vagy magyar sxarmax&-
suak szep sz6mrna1. Ezeknek s.
q mas bevandorolt nen1zetisk
giieknek helysre akar 4 Kuksc
James IS ! t0bbi szxz perrentes
bekeriilni. s8
Us lesx szervezkedni.
J6 lssz e1k<szii1ni ! vilaszti-
ssolra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
MAGYAR EMbER volt Az ELS0,lAN
Home OWNERS K0LCSlNIqKAPoTT
HOrvath Andras majdnem har0m eve mem dolgozir-
Otthonat elvette vona bank. A kormanyop 4
k0lcs6ne segitett rata 81

dicator szivessegebol akozoljiik
Horvath % eve lott Young.
stownba. Mint sok ezer mas ma.
gyar, az acelgyarakban dolgo.
zott, Horvath kovacs volt. Ke-
resetebol takarekosan felretett
Felesfge segitett neki takare-
'koskodni. Vegre 1o24-ben Hor.
vathekpak volt eleg penziik
hogya sajat otthonra gondolja-
max. Vettek telket Habodasz
SGusztavtol az Emery Streeten
'Debr6szky Andras magyar epit6
imestsr megepitette az cgysze-
sriien csinos hat szobas hazat
sMikor Horvathek be1ekoltoztek
5000 dollarral tartoztak City
Banknak, tobbit kifizettek.
Amig Horvath dolgozott, rem
desen fizette a kamatot Is a tor
lesztest. Amikorra elliott a. de-
pressio, a rossz vilag, a kolcson
leapadt korulbelul 1000 dollarra.
Es akkor Horvath, mint sok mas
ezer nlunkas, elvesztette munka-
jat es harom ev ota alig doigo-
zott Nalamit, pedig minden nap
fel hatkor Oft jart gyarak ka-
pujanal. Munkat mem kapott.
A esekely kereset, amihez ju-
tott, salig volt elegend6 ahhoz,
hogy scsaladjat a legsziiksegesebb
elelmi szerekkel ellassa. De Hor-
vathek nem csiiggedtek Ottho-
nuk #gyog6 tiszta, haz elejen
a fl {zepen megnyirva. Hatul az
udvafon vetemEnyes kert, amely
nagyqn segitette a csalad elel-
mezeSet.
Deea banknak is kell penz
IA CITY Bank sok ener magyar
betevfje mem tud penzehez jut-
nj, nArt 4 Horvathok mem tud-
jak koIcsoneiket torleszteni- Is 4
kamatot fizetni.
AnIkor Horyath Andras meg
tudta, hogy 4 kormany AZ olyan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21

Magyar csaladot ert Young
stownban az a kitintetes, hogy
els6nek kapott kolcsont a Home
Owners Loan Corporationtol, a
melyet azert hoztak letre, hogy
kisegitse azokat, akik munka-
hiany folytan keptelenek voltak
otthonaikon levo terheiket tor
leszteni vagy meg kamatot
SEM tudtak fizetni es abban a
veszelyben forogtak, hogy ell
vesztik keservesen megkeresett
penzukon vasaro1t otthonukat.
Horvath Andras, aki 40
Emery St. alatt lakik, kapta az
elso kolcsont Youngstownban IS
mindket amerikai lap nagy cikke
ben szamolt be errol az ese-
menyr6l. A fenti kepeket a Vim
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
A ". SIDE PIkNlk
ICEN J0L SIKEROLT
Macy k0z0nseg mulatott a
Barta erd0ben. - Okt6ber
Len Magyar Otthon avatas

Jol sikeriilt West Sidei Pol.
gari es Sport Korok altal rende-
zett piknik az elmult vasarnap
a kozismert Barta erdoben.
Tobb. mint 400 szemely volt je-
len es az ido kedvez6 volt. J6l
ginuiatott mihdenki.
Koszonetiinket kel1 kifeiczni
mindazoknak, akik piknik 81
kere erdekeben faradoztak. Eek
|a kovetkez6k: Barta Sandor, Len
gyel Peter, Brogli Ferenc, Be-
n;sh Andras, Tulipan Istvan,
Molnar Ferenc, Kalmar Ferenc,
Balla Ferenc, Nemeth 1stvan,
Lengyel Andras, Pek Andras,
Lengyel c. Lajos, Balog Fe-
rene, Gyomber Istvan, Hajdu
Pal Is Torok Jozsef.
Kul0n koszonetet erdemelnsk
a Kor moi tagjai, inert Ok csi-
naltak es szolga1tak fel a jo etc
leket, amelyeket megdicssrt min
denki, aki evett belollk. A ko-
vetkez6 n6i tagok f6ztek es szol-
galtak fel: Lengyel Andrasne,
Pek Andrasne, Lengyel Lajos-
ne, Brogli Ferencne, Tulipan Ist-
vanne. Barta Peternek is
koszonetet mondunk. az s erde-
jenek hasznalataert Is az egesz
magyarsagnak, amiert olyan SEE
pen partoltak benninket. ~.
A rendez6 bizottsag most q
West Sidei Magyar Haz iinne-
pelyes bankettjenek sikeren IA
radozik, melyre szinten meghiv-
juk az egesz magyarsagot. Az
iinnepelyes bankett vasarnap, ok
.toher Len lesz megtartva.
l Lengye1 Peter, eln0k.
Barta Sander, eln0k.
Z. Uray Karoly, titkar.
Lengyel c. Lajos, titkar.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
Lengye1 Peter, eln0k.
Barta Sander, eln0k.
Uray Karoly, titkar.
Lengyel C. Lajos, titkar.
VERHOVAY 10s


Beteg tagok:: Radnoti Pal,
Massilon, Ohio, Hoffer Andras,
211 Edward ST., Hoffer Karoly-
ne, Al Rhoda Ave, Vass Istvan,
~ Palmer Ave, Szarka Janos,
321 Pasadena Ave, Hanko Mar
git, 2037 So. Height Ave, Con
czi Andrasne, 147 Cortlan Ave,
Campbell, O., Doka Sandorne,
542 Mabel Ave, Szuhy Janos,
268 E. Avondale Ave, Gillin-
CHAM Ferencne, 655 Erie St.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelentend6.
Cine: 21l Edward St. Telefon
1872.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
NAGYBIZOTTSAGI
TISzfvISEL0K GYtjLESE

Keretnek az osszes Nagybii-
zottsagi tisztvisel5k, hogy IS sep
tember 23-an, szombaton dslutan
2 orakor Matyasy Istvaii ! elnok
|irodajaban megjelenni l iszives--
kedjenek.
q. Titkxr.l I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21

Az ldora Park relnelx ttli-
kertjeben tartja ! Verhovay
lOS. huszon0teves jubilevI-
mat. A Magyar Napon
oft volt 4 cs&rda

80 - - sSSN9.
Youngstown legnagyobb ma.
gyar testiilete, a Verhovay Sc
gely Egylet 1O8-ik fi6kja.
Oktober 1O-en lesz rs Gve.
hogy ez a fiok lit megalakult.
Ell a jubileumot megunnepli
a Verhovayval egyit Young
stown Is kornyekenek egesz ma.
gyarsaga.
Okt6ber 22-en az Idora PARK.
ban. azon helyen, ahol ! Ma
gyar Nap csardaja volt Is ahol
ioly jol erezte magat kozonse
Egy iinnepi banket kercteben.
ulik meg jubileumot.
Multi szombaton este fi6k
tisztikara es tizes jubileumi bi-
zottsaga gyiilest tartott. A gyii-
les alapos megbeszeles utan 81
Idora Park mellett dontott.
A vacsora ara szemelyenkent
i SO cent lesz.
Ebben benfoglaltatik egy XII
tuno vacsora Is hozza egy pohar
sor, vagy iiveg pop, vagy ice
cream.
a magyar zenet is q park We
zet6sege szo5gsIa fja. 80
| A fioknak nem kell tor6dni
edenyekkel, teremberrel,. f6zes-
sci, felszolgalassal. zenevel, 49,
mind a Park ada a. nevezetts i
aron.
A Heidelberg Garden, amelykE4
a magyarsag csardanak isrner /.
jelenleg, Is cent belepti dijat /
SEED Is azon XVIII fizetend6 as,sss
amt az illet6 elfogad.
| A Verhovay bankett alkalma-
Dol azonban akiknek a bankettre
ljegyuk van, mem fizetnek kulon
belepti dijat. Azok azonban,
xix bankett utan jonnek tan.
colni szemelyenkent Is centet
fizetnek.
Icy tehat a fiatalsagnak is er-
demes lesz vacsorara jonni, inert
a jo magyaros vacsoran Xviii
50 centert tancolhat is, ameddig
ljol esik. A vacsora pont s ora 4
kor kezdodik es fel kilenckor
kezdodik tanc, amelyhez iii.
Bunchy Janos meger6sitett 10
tagu zenekara fogja a rnuzsikat.
szolgaltatni.
Elhataroztak tovabba, hogy
fiok minden tagjat kiilon level
ben is meghivjak Minden tag
max ket jegyet kiildenek XII az
zal a kerelemnel, hogy azolat
tartsa meg, a vacsoran vegyen
reszt, jegyek arat az oktober
8-an tartando rendes gyilesen
fizesse ki, vagy OFT jelentse BE,
hogy azokat megtartja. Ha tobb
ljegyre volna sziikssge, AIT meg
veheti vagy d gyiilesen, vagy
bizottsagi tagokna1. A bizottsag
le1varja, hogy fiok 1ninden tag
lja elton a jubileumi bankettre. 81.
Az egyletek Is egyhazak meg
hivoiban is hangsulyozzak hogy
! a meghiv6k az cgesz tagsagnak
!sz6lnak Is mem annyira AZ ajan-
idek, mint 4 szemSlyess naegjelss
Ines fontos. 81 81 81
A Parkban ! banketten rssz
lvev6k nern fizetnck a,atomob fl-
Ijaik parkolisa8rt. IA viliarnos 81
Ipedies pont j Park bej&r6j !
k0zlekednel maid 81 llsE|ss.| s||I
Al biz6tt Al ksea
lros1k Anisk !; y bf;; 81 q q
Iu,e lisstils sl,oa B
la 6kna1 xs q n
talei af 6na NJ q III 1I111
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21

Eddig 6S ifju jelentkezett.
Ideiglenes tisztikart valasz-
tottak. w. Lesnyaszky Ist-
van lesz q karmester

ban magyar ifjusagi fuvos ze-
nekar. Legalabb megnyilva-
nult erdeklodesb6l latszik e.
Multi szombaton este ugyanis
mintegy IS sziil6 Is erdekl6do je
lent meg Scent Istvan Ott-
honban megtartott megbeszele-
sen, anielynek erednenye az
lett, hogy ideiglenes tisztikart
valasztottak, amely kovetkez6
gyulesre a reszleteket is kidol-
gozza.
A gyiilest Ress J6zsef nyitot-
ia meg, maid Lesnyanszky, aki
jelenleg McKeesporton karmes-
!, ter, magyarazta e1 a zenekar
megalakitasat Is az azzal jaro
munkat. A jelenvoltak megva-
lasztottak Lestlyanszkyt tanit6
karmesternek. A javadalmazasa
havonta tanitvanyonkent $l.5O
lesz.
| Megallapodtak abban is, hogy
a zenekar tagjai havonta $2.OO-t
fizetnek, amibol $1.5O a tanitoe,
mig a tobbi kottak beszerzessre,
teremberre es egyeb koltsegek-
re lenne forditva.
A tanitas, tekintettel ARA, hogy
a zenekarba a varos csaknem
1minden reszebol jelentkeztek, ha
ROM helyen, kiilonboz6 napokon
ieHne megtartva es pedig Camp
bellben, bent a varosban Is a
West Side-on, mig egyszer egy
heten, vasarnap, ossztanitas
llenne az osszes tanuloknak. Bar
Ina, az Allequippai zenekar ell
noke megigerte, hogy klld maid
alapszabaly mintat, mig Molnar,
|Campbelli iskola feligyel6 fell
ajanlotta kozos gyakorlatokra
az egyik nagy Campbell iskola
nagytermet. Ti1nko Istyan
!'Campbellbol felajanlotta a Pol
gari Kor helyiseget lecke-
orakra.
A Verhovay 1O8-ik fiok re-
szer6l megjelent Nemenyi Mix
los, aki AIT az ajanlatot tette,
hogy ha a zenekar mint Yer
hovay Ifjusagi Fuvos Zenekar
alakul meg es tagjai beallnak a
Verhovay Ifjusagi Osztalyba, a
fiok hajlando hangszerek be-
szerzesi arara szokasos 10 sza-
zalek els6 lefizetest eszkozolni.
A hangszerek beszerzeser6l es
az ar torleszteserol is sok $50
esett. Vegtil mindezeknek dol
goknak pontos es reszletes XII
dolgozasat egy ideiglenes tiszti-
kara biztak.
Ennek tisztikarnak tagjai
lettek: Ress Jozsef elnok, IS S.
Portland Ave! Gyorgy Tamas
ltitkar, ia Treinble Ave, Camp
bell; Ignath Gyula penztarnok,
l235 E. Dewey Ave es Vince Jo-
zsef ellen6r, 342 Penhale, Camp
bell.
Az ertekezleten a mar eddig
kimutatott 81 jelentkezol1oz a
lkovetkezok csatlakoztak: Ignath
Sandor, Rendes Istvan, Lutheran
Istvan Is Campbellbol: Kiss Ma
Ityas, Tisoczki Istvan, Sass Irnre,
10th Alfred es Vass Laszlo. Igy
ltehat eddig osszesen 68-an je-
|lentkeztck.
Miutan rnostani infantile
paralysis rniatt mem szabad =
lgyermekeknek osszejonni, a<ta-
nitas csak aklkor skezd6 6dhetil,
meg, amikbr megnyitjak AZ isko-
likat IS. ssl Is Il.
sgbv5bbi| jeEentl0ss6 6seket rrlfo-
|gadn.kssa3 a;deiE ltass tissttiasa
d. laht tknSls rint tt'siiilf sfenbs lss
lx0ltulrbsx B 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
Esen,e n nyek k

"a 2.
Icy mondotta art egy Mister
Owen James mezteleniil amerikai
polgarnak sziiletett Kukac a tob-
u hasousz6rn kukacok gyiils-
sen. Ezek kukacok naagukat
ugy nevezik, hogy 4 Mahoning
County Taxpayers League.
"a gy0ngebbek kedvkert meg
jegyezziik, hogv mi kukacoknak
AZ a. XIV Klux Klan lovagjaik me-
vszztik
A Miszter Jamesnek mem tet-
SILK az, hogy nekunk is van
szavunk, hogy minket is megillet
szavazat Is hogy mi kezdtink
Is elni szavazatainkkal.
Ez a Taxpayers League j6-
max indtalt. Feladata az lett vol
na, hogy felsmelje szavat tulsa
gos v4rosi Is megyei koltekeze-
SEX ellen, hogy megvedje a kis
ad6fizet6ket. hogy azon legyen,
hogy a magas ad6kat leszalit-
szk.
Magunk is resztvettiink a mum
kkj&ban.
De lassankent a Liga vezet6i
kimutattak foguk feEeret. Kide-
riilt, hogy vezet6inek legna-
gyobb resze csak azert alaki-
totta q Ligat, hogy szemelyes
politikai ambici6ikat el6segitsek.
Ahelyett, hogy becsiiletesen
es igazsagosan a tenyeknek meg
felel6en kritiza1tak volna, min
denkit megtamadtak, aki hivatal-
ban volt. A iegkeptelenebb me-
s@ket (persze szenzaci6sakat)
adtak el6 a Liga gyiilesein Is k0-
rel ezer f6nyi tags4guk ere az
'6vre leapadt 20o-nal is keve-
sebbre.
A vezet6k mind vagy polgzr-
naesterek, yagy varosi tanacso-
sok vagy raegyei hivatalnokok
akartak lenni. De megelegedne-
mex alacsonyabb k0zhivatali AHA
sokkal is, ha volna olyan bo-
lond, aki adna r1ekik alkalma-
East.
Latva, hogy a kozonseg 6riasi
t0bbsege tisztaban van mar szSn
dekaikkal es erezve, hogy mai
rendszerben soha mem keru1het-
mex hivatalba, megtamadtak a
chartert, Youngstown varos al
kotrnanyat.
Ezt akarjak eltorolni, meg
semmisiteni, inert hatha aztan
a regi rendszeru varosi kormany-
zat alatt sikerii1ni tala1na nekik
az, arnire t0rekednek hata-
1ornra keriilni.
A Vindicator Is varos ko-
molyan gondolkoz6 polgarsaga
leleplezte 6ket. Szerkeszt6nk
cikkei a Vindicatorban kiil0n0-
sen mem tetszenek a Kukacok-
max. Exert j0tt aztan a tama-
das.
Xxi az Nemenyi" kerdez-
te a Mister James val6di 100
percentes amerikai (az 6se szin-
ten tul a vizr6l jott).
"Hogy mer 8, aki csak 1922
6ta polgar, beleszolni varos
iigyeibe. Az csak a mi jogunk.
A hunkyk hal1gassanak. Meg kel-
lene 6ket fosztani szavazatuk-
t6l. A kormanyzas n1inket, benn-I
sziil0tt 100 percentes anerikaia-
kat illet."
De nerncsak szerkeszt6nket ia
madta meg q Mister James. a
kinek beszkdkt zajos helyesles-
sci Eserte 4 jelenvoIt meg vagy
100 f6nyi Kukac banda IS aki-1
nsk minden szav&ra a banda el-|
n6ke, egy Mister McClain me-
VII 1evitkzlett politikus rxmondo-
gattA, hogy Amen, ha1aena meg
ti11adta Mr.. Grosshandlert i, 4
YxAAGsa = TA.s-As.~.. 49, IL 80 II A1.s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21

A fels6 KEEP, bemutatja Hor-
ivath Andrast Is csaladjat
Is pedig balr6l jobbra: Ist-
van, ifj. Andras, Horvath-
ne. Horvath Is Berta. A
'haz pedig a HorvSth csa-
lad otthona a 44o Emery
Street alatt. HorvSthek
'voltak az elsok Young
tstownban, akik kolcs6nt
kaptak a Home Owners
Loan Corporationt61, hogy
megmenthessek otthonukat
az arvarest6l.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
D. {. 8. |NSTALS
NEW HEADS

Mrs. Mary E. Teachum, grand
lecturer of the grand lodge of
the District of Columbia Eastern
Star installed Mrs. Mary Brock,
man, worthy matron Of Hern.
don. Va. Chapter No. SIS, o. E. s,
at exercises held in the Virginia
town.
Other officers installed at the
exercises were: George r. Bready.
worthy patron; Mrs. Mildred C.
Kidwell, associate matron; Julian
D. Thompson, associate patron:
Mrs. Esther Thompson. secretary:
Mrs. Katherine M. Kirk. treas
urer; Mrs. Annie Nachman, con-
ductress; Mrs. Virgie Wyncoop.
associate conductress; Mrs. Min
ME Mathews, warder; Eldred
Thompson, sentinel; Mrs. Theo'
dora Filly, chaplain; Mrs. Annie
Crippen, marshal, and Mrs. Edna
Bready, organist.
The star points are: Mrs. Gene.
We've Hanes. Adah; Mate Lewis
Bradley. Ruth; Mrs. Rose New
man, Esther; Miss Mildred G.
Kidwell, Martha; and Miss Elma
Gillette. Electa,
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
W.B. e 4. Again Asks
Freedom From Tax

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March "a.
At the request of the receiver of
the Washington, Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Railway, a
bill has been introduced in the
Senate to exempt the company
from all taxes for another two
years. The company asserts that
it's continued service is of vital
Importance and that in 1882 it
operated at a deficit of $12,686.50,
even though it was exempt from
taxes.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
''Tawm" Garrison Trails,
Captures Suspects

Declaring himself alarmed at
the number of burglaries COM
mitted in upper Prince Georges
county within a month, Thomas
Garrison, deputy sheriff, started
out early Monday to get the
thieves who robbed the Sanitary
Grocery Company's Riverdale
store.
Yesterday he returned to Hyatts-
vile from Baltimore with Daniel
Koontz, "a, and his wife, Cath
crime, Is, who had been arrested
earlier by Monumental City police
on information sent from Wash
ington. Mr.. Garrison displayed
small bottle of what he said
was nitroglycerine and which lie
said had been found in Koontz's S
automobile in Baltimore.
According to Garrison, Koontz
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
F|RETAXCHANGE
SEEN DELAYED

The amendment to the law OF
1881 levying an annual tax OF
$4,000 on property in Prince
Georges county to pay for pur-
chase, repair and maintenance
of fire equipment used by COM
panies which are members OF the
Prince Georges County Volunteer
Firemen's Association, probably
will not be considered at this
session of the Maryland legisla-
ture, it was learned today.
Lemuel L. Gray, mayor of
Hyattsville, and members of the
town council voted to ask the
legislature to amend the law.
Members of the Prince Georges
county delegation privately ex-
pressed the opinion that the pro-
posed amendment was of such a
controversial nature it would be
impossible to hold adequate hear
ingS on it, and send it to a vote
before ADJOURNMENT of the legis-
lature around the first of April.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
CObbLer Hunt Trials
Set for Tomorrow

UPPERVILLE, Va, March "a.
Third annual hunter trials of the
Cobbler Hunt will be. held near
here tomorrow on the adjoining
estates of DR.. Edmund Horgan
and Benjamin McCarty. A two
mile course has been tagged out,
there being IL obstacles, the
whole within plain sight of spec
tatorS.
Four classes will feature this
years fixture, and two hunters
races, one for men and one for
women. Class 3 will feature Off
GERS Of the United States Army.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
K|DD|ES To GIVE
SHOW At KANN' s

Edith Reed and 80 of the Reed
E-O Riddles will stage a show,
in the fourth floor auditorium Of
Kann's tomorrow morning. The
revue will be broadcast over VOL.
Singing, dancing, and novelty
performances-of interest to old
and young alike-will be on the
program.
The entertainment will last a
full hour-from 9:45 to 10:45-
and the public is invited.
No admission charge.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
MON 7 GOMERY
. JURY ISSUES
WRITS
Frederick Trust Firm Head
Now Under 18.Month Sen
tence on Similar CHARGES

Emory L. Coblentz, former
president of the Central Trust
Company, Of Frederick, Md, was
indicted on three counts by the
Montgomery County Grand Jury
today, charging him with accept
ing deposits knowing the bank
to be insolvent.
The indictments were returned
after testimony had been given
by depositors in the Poolsville
branch, one of the II branches
closed when the bank collapsed
in September, 1881.
Bench warrants were issued for
the arrest Of Coblentz, but
States Attorney Stedman Pres
colt said he expected the banker
would surrender voluntarily at
Rockville some time today.
Coblentz was convicted on SINH
lar charges at Hagerstown and
sentenced to 18 months in prison.
He Is now out on appeal and dis
position Of these new indictments
Is expected to await action of
the Maryland Court of Appeals.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
WOMAN SOLON
RESCUES BILL

ANNAPOLIS, March 24.-Due
to the vigorous attack launched
by Miss Lavinia Engel, Demo
cratic representative from Mont
gomery county, on tactics of
"insidious undercover lobbying"
Of interests opposed to the meas
ure the house last night passed
the compulsory unemployment in
surance bill, 72 to 27.
More than half the roll call
had been taken before Miss
Engers name was reached and
sponsors of the measure were
ready to concede defeat by a
narrow margin.
Taking the floor to explain
her vote, Miss Engel charged that
one of the chief opponents of the
bill, naming the Bethlehem Steel
Company, now has 1921 Of its
employees under care of public
welfare agencies. She said:
"ThiS big industry at Spar
rows Point is costing the tax.
payers 100000 year in public
money to carry the families Of
the men they turned out and
told to go to charitable agen.
cieS, and then has the affrOnt-
cry to come here and say that
1t cannot afford to pay three.
tenths Of one per cent Of the
payroll into a compulsory in
surance fund.-"
VOTES CHANGED
No attack had been made on
the bill when hearings were held
by the House committee, she
said. Her speech was greeted
with applause by the House and
a number of delegates who had
voted against the measure asked
that their votes be changed at
the end of the roll call.
Later the House adopted a
resolution expressing it's esteem
and admiration for Miss Engel,
who by her brilliant, instructive
and moving address assisted this
body in reaching a favorable de-
cision upon an important and
constructive measure.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
Food Will Be Price
Of Dance Admission

Food for the foodless" is the
price of admission-or what have
you in the way of canned goods,
comestibles. etc.-to g the barn
dance to be given by the South
east Community Center at Hine
Junior High School, Seventh and
C Streets Southeast, tonight. A
feature Of the affair will be old
fashioned country dancing. Food
collected at the door will be dis
tributed to the needy.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24

was paroled from the Maryland
penitentiary in 1881, where he was
serving an eight-year term for
breaking into and robbing freight
cars. He married Mrs. Koont2
when she was but IS, Mr.. Garri-
son said, and they have been liv'
ing in the 200 block E st. N. w.
Both are held on charges of
safe robbery. They were traced
through the license numbers of a
taxicab seen to drive onto the
property of a golf club near Nor
beck, Md. The safe, battered
open, was found on the club
property.
The safe was robbed of $48,
store officials said. Thirty pounds
of butter, one ham and 10 cartons
of cigarettes were also stolen.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
Annapolis Bus Stand
Ordered to Shift

The Public Utilities Commission
has ordered the bus stand Of the
Washington, Marlboro and An
napolis Motor Lines, located on
Eleventh Street, north of Pennsyl-
vania Avenue Northwest. moved
northWard.
The change was made because
the present stand embraces a fire
plug and during a recent fire
buses were unable to leave the
stand because of fire apparatus.
The new stand will begin 10 feet
north of the fire plug.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
Soviet Forced Labor
TODic of Lecturer

Joshua Kunitz, author and lee
turer, who recently returned from
Russia. will speak on Forced La
Dor in the Soviet Union" at a
public meeting to the Arlington
Hotel auditorium Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock.
The meeting is under the aus
pices Of the Washington branch
of Friends of the Soviet Union.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
Geographic Society
Will SkOU Pictures

"The Head Takers of Formosa"
is the subject of motion pictures
to be shown by Capt. Carl Won
Hoffman to members of the Ma
tional Geographic Society in hte
washington Auditorium. The pic
lures were taken in cooperation
with the japanese government.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
Montgomery Grand
,JIIru to Close TOday

The Montgomery county grand
jury, which has been in session
since Monday, will conclude its
deliberations today and, following
an examination of county build
ings, will report to Judge Charles
w. Woodward,
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
Alexandria ELkS
To Install Officers

Former Representative c. c.
Carlin will install the newly
elected officers of Alexandria
Lodge Of Elks April 10. Members
of the washington. Winchester
and Annapolis lodges will be in
vited to the meeting.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
RIvERDALE CARD PARTY

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Riverdale Heights Volunteer Fire
Department will give a card par.
ty tonight in the fire house.
The Washington times., 1933-03-24
YOUNG JUDEA SERVICE

The third annual Young Judea
Friday night service will be held
tonight at 8t15 in the Adas Israel
Synagogue, Rabbi Metz conduct
ing the service, --