davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
JUBILEUMI BAL
4 MAGYAR HAzBAN
"A SIT. Cyorgy Sz0vetseg
l2l-k fiokja rendezi fenn-
allasanak 10. evfordulojara

Ket iinnepet kapcsol egybe
most szombaton e tie a SIT. Mi
halyrol elnevezett youngstown
12-ik fiokja SIT. Gyorgy SEQ
vetsegnek, amelynek tobb mint
100 tagja van. Ebben honapban
10 eszendeje,- hogy az oszaly lit
Youngstownban megalakult es
SIT. Mihaly napja is ebben ho-
napban van.
A ket alkalmat egy Macy 6szi
ballal iinnepli meg az osztaly a
West Sidei Magyar Hazban
most szomba.on este. Az osztaly
tisztikara Is rendez6 bizottsaga
mindent elkovet, hogy ne csak az
egylet tagjai, hanem a teljes
szamban meghivott nlagyarsag
is jol erezze magat. Zajacz egy-
letl tag megerosltett nagy zene'
kara szolgaltatja maid muzsi.
kat a tanchoz. A belepti dij ma
gyon meltanyos. A tagokra kote.
lez6. akar' eljonnek, akar mem
Jojjenek el mindnyajan, inert
| iol foeiak erezni magukat. A. bal.
ra kilonosen hivatalosak Mi
halyok, hiszen az 3 neviik napja
van. Aki mulatsaghoz valiant
ajandekkal kivan hozzajarulni
keresse fel, vagy jelentse be
Lengyel Peter elnoknel.
A Rendezoseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
APRO HUNChRIA
OSzI VASARJA

Pro-Hungaria, Magyarnok vi
lagszovetsegenek youngstown
osztalya, oktober ho 2-an, ked-
den este 7 oral kezdettel nagy-
szabasu oszi vasart rendez, w.
S. Magyar Otthonban, Schenley
es Mahoning Ave. sarok. Ezen
'vasart karacsonyi szeretet ak
clio javara rendezik. Az estelyen
lesz kartya es bingo jatek, erte-
kes dijakkal es mas mulattato ia
tekok is lesznek.
A programmon szerepelnek: !:
Vas Imrene, kitun6 harmonika
jatekaval szorakoztatja maid a
vendegsereget. Orosz Gizike, he
gedu Is sep enek szammal fog
kedveskedni. Egy erdekes mono
logot Kovacs Boriska ad elo.
Ezenkiviil lesz jo tea, hazilag
keszitett finom siitemenyek es a
nagy vasar mindenfele kulonle-
gesseggel.
Nagyen kerjiik Szovetsegunk
neveben az osszmagyarsag szi-
YES partfogasat es megjeleneset
erre kellemesnek igerkezo, jo-
tekony celu vasarra.
Ugy ferfiaknak, mint noknek
a beleptidij lOc. amiert teat es
siitemenyt is fels zolgalunk.
Biztositjuk nagyrabecsult
vendegsereget, hogy mindenkd
jol fogja magat erezni, inert
lesz minden.
Koszonettel es hirlapilag nyug-
tazzuk azok neveit, akik ezen
vasarra adakoznak, gyiimolcs,
zoldseg. stb.
Mindenkit szeretettel hivunk
es varunk ere kilonleges es
jotekonycelu vasarra.
CSETE SANDORNE,
titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
BANKETTRE KESZUL
A SIT. ISTVAN FI0K

A multi heten tartotta els6 gyii-
leset SIT. Istvan Egylet. a Yer
hovay Segely Egylet 21ik fiok-
janak bizottsaga. hogy megbe-
szelie. NIT ajanljon rendes
gyiIesnek annak a tenynek meg
iinneplesere, hogy SIT. Istvan
Egylet csatlakozott a Macy Yer
hovay Segely Egylethez.
Termeszetesen az ugyben a
gyiiles fog donteni. A bizottsag
csak egy tervet dolgozott XII. Err
rol fog jelentest tenni.
A bizottsag velenenye az volt,
hogy tartson az egylet egy nagy
tanccal egybekotott vacsorat es
pedig vagy Heidelberg Gar
denben vagy Central Audito-
riumban, vagy oktober 28-an,
vagy november lien. (Az ok
toberi datum tul kozeli.)
A vacsorat az egylet derek
asszonyai keszitenek es ARA hi
vatalos 1enne nemcsak az egylet
ossztagsaga, de az egesz ma
gyarsag es a tarsegyletek is. Az
este jovedelmet, bizottsag alan
lata szerint egyforman osztanak
el Scent Istvan, Scent Gyorgy
es Magyarok Nagyasszonya hit
kozsegek es az egylet penztara
kozott. Evvel is igazolva, hogy
a Scent Istvan Egylet tovabbra
is tamogatni kivanja magyar ka-
tholikus egyhazainkat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
A MAGYAR IFJUSAGI
ZENEKAR PIKNIKET ES
SZURETI BALT.s sRENDEZ

A Magyar Ifjusagi Zenekar a
Youngstown es kornyeki osszes
magyar zenes EEK es zenekedve-
lok bevonasaval egy ujszeril es
szenzaclosnak igerkezo szilreti
tancmulatsagot es pikniket rem
dez, most vasarnap. september
ho 3O-an, a Stop Is, Sharon Line
bennington Ave.) lev6 Magyar
Nemet Ha1lban es kornyeken
levo piknik helyen.
A zenet e. alkalommal ket
teljes zenekar fogja szolgaltatni,
az Ifjusagi Zenekaron kiviil,
egyike Youngstown legjobb vo-
nos zenekarainak is szorakoz-
tatni fogja a szebbnel-s zebb tanc-
darabokkal a kozonseget.
Az Ifjusagi Zenekar ugyancsak
vasarnap delutan esy oratol fel
kett6ig, a helyi RADIO allomason
CIV. K. B. N.Y. szinten jatszani
fog.
A rendezoseg gondoskodott
els6rendu enni es inni valokrol,
rossz ido eseten is meg lesz
tartva ezen mulatsag, inert a
Magyar-Nemet Hall igen alkal-
mas ARA.
Aki villamoson megy, stallion
lie sharoni karerol, Stop Is,
vagy l4-nel es oft latni fogja a
jelz6-tablakat.
Aki geppel megy, menjen a
Wick Aven, az East Madison
Aven (azelott) most McGuffey
Roadon, a Stop 13-ig, Young
stownbol jovet.
Ha kedvere jol mu1atni es
szepen, kellemes helyen elszora-
kozni akar, akkor bizonyara Oft
lesz most vasarnap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
A KULTUR SERLECET KAP

Tudvalevo. hogy Campbelli
Magyar Kultur Kor baseball csa-
pata lett masodik az Ohio Ma
gyar Baseball Ligaban, miutan
els6 volt tavaszi fordul6ban.
Az akroni SIT. Imre csapat kap-
ia nagy kupat.
Mint ertesiiliink, Engelhardt
sheriff, aki mindig baratja volt
magyarsagnak, a masodik csa-
pat reszere fe1ajanlott egy sz9p
eziist kupat, amely a campbelli'
Kultur csapatot illeti meg. A
Campbell Kultur Kor most k&-
|szil ARA, hogy iinnepi keretben
vegye At Sheriff Engelhardt6l =
szep IS kierdemelt dijat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27

A ma, penteken este tartando
Nagybizottsagi gyiiles ele kerul
az idei oktoberi gyasziinnep mil
sora, kikuldo.t bizottsag jelen-
tese kapcsan.
Mint e bizottsag melynek
tagjai faradhatatlanul dolgoztak
= jelenti, az idei miisor igazan
kivalo lesz. Ez 1esz az elso nagy
oktoberi iinnepelye. a Nagybizott-
sagnak, miutan a legutobbi ket
evben megtartott kisebb iinne-
peken oily nagyszanu kozonseg
jelentkezett, hogy a Nagybizott-
sag erdemesnek latta az iinne-
pelyt allandositani es nagyobb-
szerive tenni.
A miisor egyik legkivalobb
szama Sztavrovszky Marianne,
varosunk egyik legismertebb enc
kesn6jenek es enektanarn6jenek
fellepese lesz. A Nagybizottsag
halaval tartozik ennek a kivalo
magyar miiveszn6nek, hogy is
met elfogadta magyarsag meg
hivasat egy kozos unnepelyre.
Az iinnepely szonoka DR..
Mahrer Marion Pal ismert ma
gyar orvos lesz. DR.. Mahrert
meg mem hallotta youngstown
magyarsag nagy alkalmon be-
szelni. Mint ha1ljuk, a doktor,
aki varosunk egyik elismerten
legjobb sebesze, yszsp beszedre
kesziil. -...5-.-,...s.s.
A Scent Gyorgy magyar gor.
kath. egyhaz ifjusaga 10th ia
nos derek kantor vezetese alatt
tobb remek miisorszamot fog elo-
adm es pedig:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
.KITUN0 A MUSoR oKT0BER 6-IKARA
Nagybizottsay South High School hatalmas nagy
szinpados, erkelyes audtoriumaban tartja az idei
oktoberi gyaszunnepelyt vasarnaphoz esy hetre.
Sztawovsziy Marianne enekel DR.. Mahrer
magyar orvos lesz az unnepi szonok

"Fecskene Szomszedasszony"
cimu hazafias egyfelvonasost. Jat
szanak benne Maticza Anna es
Aranka.
"a szekely magyar flu bucsu-
dala'. Enekli Fedor Julis.
"Bus Magyarok Imadkoznak'
enekli 10th Margit es zongoran
kiseri Hriczo Jolan magyar tani-
tono.
Tizenharom gyermek kepvisel-
We az aradi tizenharom vertanut,
mond rovid verset.
A Pro Hungaria derek moi
szinten el6adnak egy hazafias
targyu kis darabot. A campbelli
Magyar Baptista Missio ket
iigyes novendeke hegedu es har-
monika szolokkal fog kedves-
kedni. Molnar Ferenc Is Trojan
Janos pedig a miisor hazafias re-
|sze utan egy humoros jelenetet
mutatnak be.
A miisort Habodasz Gustav
elnoki megnyitoja vezeti be es
Horvath Istvan zarobeszede feje-
ri be.
A Nagybizottsag pentek esti
gyiilese West Sidei Magyar
Hazban lesz.
Az oktoberi unnep alkalmaval
dill el, hogy XII viszi haza ma
gyar rab Ferko Istvan altal a
borton maganyaban evek nel1ez
fnunkajaval kifaragott ket arbo-
cos, $50 dollart ero remek halo
mintat. A halo a Burger fele
utazasi irodaban van kiallitva
Jegyek ra csak 10 centert min
deniitt kaphatok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
vERHovAY los.

Beteg tagok: Szilagyi Mihaly,
512 Crescent St. Pivarnyik Mi
haly, 800 Alexander St. Varga
Sandor, Hubbard, O. I. Juhasz
Jozsef, 1884 Gibson St. Ifj. Hal
du Jozsef, "a Morley Ave,
Campbell, O. - Betegseg a tit
karnal jelentend6. Cine: Eli
Edward St. Telefon 75732.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG
GYULEST TART.

A Nagybizottsag most pente-
ken, september 28-an, este 8
orakor tartja rendes havi gyiile-
set West Sidei Magyar Ott-
honban. Kerem a Nagybizottsagi
tagokat, hogy lehet6leg teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg ezen
gyulesen, inert fontos iigyek ke-
rulnek targyalasra.
GoBER JANOs.
titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27


Lapunk mas helyen bovebben
beszamolunk a Nagybizottsag ok
t6beri iinnepelyenek miisorar6l,
arnely a Nagybizottsag penteki
gyilese ele keriil.
A program ismet olyan lesz,
hogy AIT erdemes lesz meghall-
gatni.
Az iinnepely sz6noka DR..
Mahrer Marion Pal magyar or
vos, meg eddig ilyen Macy iinne-
pelyen mem szerepelt. A magyar
sag kivSncsi beszedere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
N6MENYI CSALAD
Macy OROME
Szerkesztonk viszontlatia hu-
gat u ev ota el0sz0r. Egy
magyar ember meghivasa
elokelo amerikai allasba.

Lapunk szerkeszt6jet, Meme
nyi Miklos Ernot Macy orom eri
heten. Egyik n6vere. Dr. SEE
go Claiborne csiitortokon erkezett
ferjevel es ket gyermekevel a
Bremen newt North German
Lloyd gyorshajoval New York
ba.
Nemenyi. aki tobb mint % eve
mem latta hazai csaladjanak egy
tagjat sem, mar a new york;
obolben felszallt nagy hajora,
hogy iidvozolje testveret el6szor
Amerikaban. Nemenyi Miklosne,
lapunk tulajdonosa elkiserte seer
keszt6nket es szinten orommel
varta az elotte meg ismeretlen
rokonokat.
Nemenyi mem ismeri sogorat,
Sem pedig testvere gyermekeit.
Testvere azota ment ferjhez, mi-
ota Nemenyi kijott Amerikaba.
Sogora DR.. Szego Gabor euro
pal hirii matematikus, aki Ko-
nigsberg (Nemetorszag) egye-
TEN rendes tanara a matematikai
szakon. DIR. Szegot a nyar fo-
lyaman mint csere tanart meg
hivtak St. Louisba, ahol Wa
shington egyetemen a jovo he
ten foglalja eli mathematical tan
'szeket. Negy eyre szolt meghi-
vasa.
Miel6tt Nemetors7agba van
dorolt DR.. Szego, Budapest
Jozsef miiegyetemen volt tanar-
seged es vegigszolgalta habo-
rut is. NemetorszagDan el6szor
a berlini egyetemer hires
Eins+ein tanar mellett volt Sc
ged tanar, maid rendkiviil; ryil-
vanos tanar es miutan negsze-
rezte a nemet allampo1garsagot,
kineveztek nyilvanos rendes ta-
narnak Konigsbergbe. OFT erte
az amerikai meghivas.
Nemenyi testvere is doktor es
pedig ken1iai doktor Egyike
volt 1egels6knek IS az els6 no
volt, aki megkapta Magyaror-
saigon kemiai doktoratusi CT
met. Mint fatal asszony, tobb
nagy nemet kemiai szaklapnak
volt munkatarsa, de jelenleg ket
gyermeke a hazhoz koti. A Is
ewes Peter Is a II ewes Veronica
sziileikkel egyiitt jottek XII Ame-
rikaba.
Nemenyiek kedden reggel auto
mobilon mentek New Yorkba es
magukkal hozzak hetfon "a DR.
Szeg6 csaladot Youngstownba
es innen nehany napi pihenes
utan elviszik 6ket St. Louisba.
Szerkeszt6nk tavollete alatt
minden, a lapnak szant hirdetes
vagy hir a Ress Music Co., 4O8
w. Federal St. alatt levo varo-
81 irodankban adando le.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
JAMBER LODGE
GYULEST TART

A ZANZIBAR Maintenance Lodge
most hetfon este, oktober Zen,
a Homewood Avenue-i Sokol
Hallban, gyulest tart, amelyre a
Steel City Lodge tagjait is szi-
vesen meghivja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
IDECEN SZARMAZASUAK
DEMOKRATA KORENEK
SZOVETSEGE KARTYA-
ESTELYT RENDEZ

Az idegen szarma zasuak De-
mokrata Koreinek Szovetsege,
september 2o-en, most szombat
este s oral kezdettel, az f. Fede-
raj St. 1l2 szam alatti Moose
Hallban, kartya es tarsas estelyt
rendez, ahol az oss zes amerikai.
magyar szarmazasu polgarainkat
szivesen latjuk, mely alkalommal
az idegen vendegeink es az osz-
SECS demokrata jeloltek be lesz-
mex mutatva a nagyko zonsegnek.
Igen erdekes szorakoztatasban
fogjuk a kozonseget reszesiteni,
tobbek kozott lesz Bridge, OF
szazas es Bingo jatek, ertekes
dijakkal, tovabba jo hazai site
meny es husito ital is lesz fell
szolgalva.
Ha egy jo estet akar eltolteni,
ugy jojjon e1 biztosan es hozza
az ismeroseit is magaval.
Matyasy ]. Istvan,
az idegen szarmazasu
Demokrata Korok Szovetsegenek
es Magyar Demokrata Klub
=
choke.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
Claim Filed

Although the notice to those
having claims to file the same.
made q. clear distinction between
claims against the corporation
and claims against the receiver,
the District of Columbia filed its
claim for the taxes in question az
q claim against the corporation,
and not as a claim against the
receiver or as being an expense
Of administration.
It is well established in the Dis.
trict Of Columbia that the District
has no statutory lien for taxes
This was held by the present audi
tor in Wardman Realty and Con
struction Co. VS.. Roosevelt Hotel
Operating Co., Equity No. 50394
in which case the receivers were
appointed October %, 1929. In
that proceeding, the District Of
Columbia filed q claim, asserting
q preference in fave Of personal
taxes for:
(a) The year ending June 80,
1929 (first half payable Septem-
Der, 1928, and second half, March,
1920, and
(b) The year ending June 80,
1890 (first half payable Septem-
Der, 1929, and second half, Mar'n
1880.
The auditors report was filed
June 10, 1890, and confirmed by
the court June "a, 1880. The audi
tor, Mr.. Sinclair, disallowed the
claim # preference, stating:
Counsel for plaintiff also OBJ:
jected to the allowance OF SAID
bills for personal taxes, for 1923,
and 1890, as q preferred claim
and have submitted q brief IN
opposition to said bills. The evil
dence shows that the assessment
covered by the bill for 1929 was
made between September l and
September IS, 1928, as Of July 1,
1928, and that the assessment
covered by the bill for 1880 was
made September 4, 1929, as OF
July l. 1929. The auditor can
see no ground on which he would
be warranted in recommending
the allowance Of these bills. as a
preferred claim, and the same
have therefore been disallowed.
1t seems to be well settled that
taxes are not liens upon the
property against which they are
assessed, unless expressly declared
so by the legislature under whose
authority they are assessed. Hine
v. Levee ComrS. 10 Wall. 655.
Cooley on Taxation sd ed
1885," Paragraph 16, page 8 Of
Aforesaid auditors report.)
In that case, the auditor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
Decision Affecting Payment of Taxes During Firms
Receiyership; When Due and From Whom

further discussed, on pages Z to
II, the question as to whether
there Is any statute in force in
this District which gives personal
taxes due the District Of Column
bia q lien, and, in paragraph II,
on page II, the auditor held that
there Is no such statute in
force.
In the case Of In Re Assignment
Of Schmedtie Bros. Company,
Equity No. 53663 the present aud
itor had before him the question
Of priority as between a claim of
q landlord for rent in arrears and
the claim Of the District of Co.
lumbia for personal tax. The re-
port Of the auditor in this case
Yves filed April IL, 1893, and the
portion dealing with this question
Of priority Of the District of CO.
lumbia's claim for taxes is con-
tanned in the washington Law
Reporter Of April 20, 1893, LXI
w. L. r. 305-309.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
HOPE Of NAVAL
ARMS GUT IS
SLIM HERE
By KINGSBURY SMITH
International News Service

Virtually all hope of effecting
any substantial reduction in naval
ornaments in the near future was
abandoned by the American Gov.
eminent today.
Indications we're the United
States now will shift its proposed
drive for reduction in the size Of
the worlds navies to a fight for
limitation of naval ornaments in
order to prevent an unrestricted
warship building race.
Britain's demand for a larger
navy, especially in cruiser
strength, was responsible for dash
ing American hopes Of any sub
Stantial naval diarmament.
It was feared the British de.
mand would pave the way for
Japan, France, Italy, and possibly
Germany to come forward with
demands for increased naval
strength.
Officials Disappointed
The British move was received
here with particular disappointr
ment because Of it's probable bear
ing on Tokyo's intention to seek
an increase in the ratio Of Japan's
comparative naval strength with
the American and British navies.
British support for the mainte-
nance of existing naval levels and
ratios. if actual disarmament was
unattainahle, was felt absolutely
essential to check the anticipated
Japanese demands for a larger
navy.
Hull Studies Report
The American position is that
the United States scrapped 80
costly vessels at the Washington
naval conference in order to re-
duce it's fleet to the level Of
existing treaties and therefore
considers itself justified in stand
ing for maintenance of those
levels.
However, whether this govern
ment may give way little on
that point in order to prevent
complete failure of the 1885
naval conference and a resultant
unrestricted naval ornaments
race remained undetermined
pending Secretary Hulps study Of
the Davis report and further de.
velopmentS at London.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
B|GAN|ST LOSES
DAUGHTER

NEW YORK, June 23.-George
Whitney, former superintendent
Of schools at Pleasantville, N. j.,
freely acknowledged eleven de-
grees from Harvard, Columbia.
New York University, Heidelberg
and other institutions but abso-
lutely denied parchment nomi-
mating him a bigamist in Penn
sylvania.
His denial, made from the
stand before Referee John Ford,
in Supreme Court, was in the
face of documents showing he
had pleaded guilty of bigamy
December Is last and had been
sentenced to four months in
prison.
Referee Ford rejected Mr.. Whit
neyS application for custody Of
his daughter, Jean, 16, now with
the mother, Mrs. Vena Whitney,
mistress of the Robert Louis
Stevenson School. Mr.. Whitney
recently failed to defend a di-
vorce action brought by her. Mr..
Whitney married Winifred Mohr,
Is, Ridley Park, Pa, May 7, 1892,
but Miss Mohr left him and sup
ported the action of his first wife,
when she learned there had been
no divorce.
The 16-year-old girl told Ref
cree Ford she would prefer to live
with her mother.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
MARION DAVIES
FETESOLDOUT
LOS ANGELES, June % (U.s0.

LOS ANGELES, June % (U.s0,
Sold out!
Hollywood and Los Angeles, &C.
cuStomed to brilliant entertain.
ment, can recognize a function
that bids fair to Guido anything
Of its kind ever held here
And so, Baron Long Of the Bit
more Hotel announced today, ev'
cry available ticket for the Mar
ion Davies Foundation benefit
in the Biltmore bowl next Mon.
day evening has been sold.
One Of the extra7stellar features
Of the function, at which Mary
Pickford Is to be hostess and Ed.
die Cantor master Of ceremonies.
will be the appearance Of Jean
nette Macdonald, who will sing.
And giving of their talents too,
are such stars as Fred Heating,
Rubinoff, Mary Hay and Charles
Sabin, Pert Kelton, Raquel Torres.
Ethel Norman, Nelson Eddy and
a host Of others.
Every cent Of the proceeds VIII
go to support Of the Marion
Davies clinic, which Is maintained
at Sawtelle by the film star.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
Wedding Today
Or Miss Waite

Central Presbyterian Church
was converted into a veritable
bower for the marriage today
Of Miss Eleanor Margaret
Waite, daughter of Mrs. Will
liam Franklin Waite, and Mr..
Henry Branch johnson, jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Branch johnson, which took
place at 3 o'clock, the Rev.
James H. Taylor officiating.
The bride, who was escorted
and later given in marriage by
her uncle, Mr.. James P. Waite.
Of New York, wore a gown of
white satin, made with a lace
yoke and sleeves, and a short
train, and her waist-length
tulle veil was caught with
orange blossoms. She carried
a sheaf Of Gala lilies.
Miss Louise Waite who was
maid Of honor for her sister,
wore a gown Of pale green
mousseline de sole, fashioned
with tiny puffed sleeves, a
high neck, and a long full
skirt. Her hat Of pale green
horsehair was trimmed with
velvet ribbon, and she carried
q bouquet Of Johanna Hill roses.
Mr.. Livingston, johnson acted
as best man for his cousin,
and the ushers included, Mr..
Alfred johnson, Mr.. John john
son, Mr.. Leland Willis and Mr..
David Trundle.
Reception Follows
A reception followed the cere.
mony at the home Of the brides
mother in Kanawha Street,
Chevy Chase, which was deco
rated with summer flowers,
palms, and ferns.
The couple were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Waite, mother
Of the bride, who wore an
effective gown Of green and
brown chiffon, with a large
green straw hat, and a corsage
bouquet Of gardenias; and by
Mrs. johnson, the bridegroom's
mother, whose gown was of
brown and yellow chiffon, with
which she wore a bouquet Of
Johanna Hill roses and lilies Of
the valley.
The couple left later for their
wedding trip the bride travel
ing in a yellow and brown plaid
linen suit with brown acceSso-
ries. They will make an ex-
tended tour Of Florida and the
South, returning to make their
home in the Capital.
Among the out-of-town guests
who were here for the wedding
were Miss Margaret Waite, of
Atlanta, Ga; and Mr.. and Mrs.
James P. Waite, Of New York.
The bridegroom of today is a
graduate of American Univer.
sity.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
Record Examined

"The receivers compensation Is
not to be measured by the num-
Der Of his official titles covering
the same duties. The rec
ord speaks for itself, and for the
reasons heretofore stated, we
must direct, in addition to the
disallowance Of the $4,000 item,
that the sum of $12,500 paid and
allowed the receiver as general
manager be also disallowed as ex-
ceSSive and unwarranted, and
that he restore to the pulp COM
pany estate all sums paid him as
fees or compensation in excess of
the sum Of $500. It would not
be without precedent if he were
deprived Of all compensation.
(CoVington v. Halves Co.,
245 Pa. 70, 81 Att. 514, Ann.
Cases 1915 d, pages 1254-125D. :"
An examination of the ancil-
larry receivers account and vouch-
erS discloses that after October
l. 1882 (when the ancillary re-
ceiver appears to have become
convinced that the further oper-
alton of the business was hope
less), he made expenditures ag-
gregating $156,755.63, and vouch-
ers also shows that he paid Ger
tain claims of general creditors
existing before his appointment,
aggregating $246.16, in effect Ct
which was to give the persons
thus paid a preference.
Claims incident to the admins.
tration Of a receiver should be
paid before the claims of gen.
eral creditors existing before the
appointment Of the receiver.
SO C. J. 252.
Renberg v. Thede, 1872 Okla.
247.
Friedheim v. Crescent Cotton
Mills, 81 S. c. 277.
Sloan & Zook Co. v. Lyons
Refining Co., 200 Pa. st. 442.
Diamond Match Co. v. Taylor,
80 Md. 394.
Gutterson & Gould v. Lebanon
Iron & Steel Co., ISL Fed. 70.
Kennebec Box Co. v. Richards
Corporation, S Fed. (2d) e51.
1t was, beyond doubt, the plain
duty Of the ancillary receiver to
promptly report to the court the
fact, that the business was be-
ing conducted by him at a loss.
In Atlantic Trust Company v.
Chapman, 208 U. S. 800, Mr..
Justice Harlan, speaking for the
court, used the following Ian
guage.