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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

Ismeritek piaci legyet?
Odahaza szoktak 1nondani: S zem-
telen, mint piaci legy... Hat a
penny-urfi meg ennel piaci at
kozott legynel is szemtelenebb.
Most tobb. mint haromszaz baj-
tarsaval jelent meg kiizdote-
rem. Es ugv veszem eszre. minel
udvaria sabb az ember vele. 8
annal meres zebb szemtelenebb
lesz. =. Jol van penny-urfi. :. En-
tudok megerto is lenni, ha eppen
ragyon muszaj. Hat mem fajto-
lok veled. De ha mar szemte-
len, vigyorgo pofad mutogatod,
legalabb gyere nagyohb hadse-
reggel, inert ICY baj lesz, ha-
nem'. -. Johetsz nyugodtan. inert
a nickle es dime es plane a
koder elmentek korcsolyazni. .
Ok inkabb szeretnek kulonben a
moziba is menni, Oft tobb a lat
nivalo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

Mindenki menjen delutani i'm
nepelyre, melyet Nagybizott-
sag rendez es este 7 orara jojjon
el hozzank a templom alatti ter
mInkbe, ahol adunk lunchot, me-
leg teat es gyonyorii miisort.
Szavalatok, szindarabot, de am
nagyon szepet, mint mas aka
lommal is tettiik AIT. A farsang-
utoi mulatsagunk utan ez is lesz
valami, melyert megint csak er-
demes lesz hozzank faradni val
las kiilonbseg nelkul A kesobbi
szamban kozoljik maid AIT est
programjat. A hazafias estre ero
sen keszulink, hogy a vendeg-
seregnek jo perceket szerezziink
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
'FYOUNGSTOWN es VIDEKE HIREI''|
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozi: Csepka Istvan lelkesy
lakas 1O5 - 2nd st. Niles. Q

Multi vasarnap tette le a hi
vatalos eskiit istenitisztelet kere-
teben egyha zunk megvalasztott
presbiteriuma. Fskii utan lelkesz
intezett hozzajuk buzdito besze-
det. 'kitartasra, szorgalmas mum
kara es mindenben valo jo pelda-
adasra serkentven 6ket.
Bojti urvacsoraosztas februar
25-en lesz templomunkban S a
boiti idoszak alatt minden csii-
tortokon lesz predikacios isteni-
tisztelet. A -25-iket megel6zo he
ten csiitortokon es szombaton
iesznek biinbanati elokeszito is
tcnitiszteletek.
Noegyletink a jovo vasarnap
Zsuzsanna esteje alkalmabol va
csorat rendez templomunk base
mentjeben. A vacsorayal kapcso-
latham egy-egy felvonasos boho-
zat is lesz a kozonseg szorakoz-
tatasara. Ne narration ell senki G
kettos elvezetben valo reszve-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
SIT. ISTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIKUS
HITK0ZSEG
PlebanOs:
F0T. BRO LORINC
854 Wilson Ave Telefon 319O6

Az Evkonyv nemsokara keszen
lesz. Minden hitko zsegi tag meg
fogja kapni. Sokan csalodni fog
max. ;. de meg mennyien fog
max boszankodni?. Hm!.. A
svalci holgynek beakadt a cipo-
je a villanyos vonal sinjei ko-
ze... jott a kocsi.. A cipG
megkutyalta maeat. Mem akart
kibujni a szorosbol. Hanem 4
rendor ur segitett bajon. Egy-
szeriien kirantotta onagysaga pi-
ci labacskajat a cipob6l. :. Lett
Macy sikongas. ;. a holgy harris
nyaja lyukas volt :. Hahaha !.
AZ evkonyv is megmutata, hol
beszelnek sokat, de tesznek an
nal kevesebbet -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Lelkesz:
Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy
925 Mahoning Ave Phone $685.

DOJC1 NcteK. EZZtl Il llCllCl
mar beleptiink b6jti idoszakba,
mely fokozottabb lelki elmelyii-
les alkalmait jelenti szamunkra.
A legkozelebbi vasarnapi ige-
hirdetes mar ebben a jegyben
tortenik es = mint mar jeleztiik
is februar 20. es marcus
like koze ESQ heten Tiszteletes
Marion Sander new york; lei
kesz ur fog sorozatoS predlkaclo-
kat tartani estenkint ugyan-
csak ct kertiik fel a marcus 4-er
eszkozlendo Urvacsora scent szol
oalatanak vegzesere. Hisszuk es
varjuk. hogy ezeken az alkalma-
kon hiveink nagy szamban fog
max megjelenni teIes szamban
jarulnak maid a scent asztalhoz
is.
Felhivjuk hiveink figyelmet
ARA nagy kedvezmenyre, me-
lyet Egyhazi Betegsege1yzo Egy-
letiink ajanl fel a harom honapon
belil belepo vi tagoknak. Ez a
kedvezmeny abban all, hogy a
16-45 eveseket, amennyiben lat
hatolag egeszsegesek, minden
beallasi es orvosi vizsgalat nell
kill vesz fel azonnali segelyre
jogosult tagjai koze, ha az elso
harom havi dijat egy osszegben
befizetik. A havi dij so cent,
mely a masodik heti betegsegt6l
kezdodoleg heti $500 segelyre
jogosit Halaleseti segely annyi
dollar, albany rendes tagja van
az egyletnek. A legkozelebbi gyii
les marcus masodik vasarnapjan
lesz.
Julianna-Zsuzsanna vacsora.
Noegyletiink rendezeseben most
vasarnap este pontosan het oral
kezdettel vacsora lesz sajat ter
miinkben a Julianna es Zsuzsan-
ma newt egyhaztagjaink tisztele-
tere. A vacsora anyagat dijmen-
tesen kappa a Noegylet kiilonbo-
20 adakozoktol ICY annak SEM
mi kiadasa mem lesz. Meghataro-
zott belepo dij nincs, mindenki
tetszes szerint adakozik jO-
vedelem. mint mindig, most is
teljes egeszeben az egyhaz eel
jait szo1galja. Vacsora vegeztevel
tarsasjatek lesz. Szivesen hivja
es varja Noegylet hiveinket es
baratainkat.
A lelkesz utja. E het utolso
napjaiban, mint Reformatus
Egyesu1et egyik szamvizsgaloja,
a 1elkesz Lancasterben volt az
evi penztarvizsgalat megejtese-
re, jovo het keddjetol pedig
a Ligonierben tartando vezertes-
tuleti gyiilesen lesz. Intezkedes
tortent, hogy siirgos lelkeszi
szolga1atot igenylo esetekben he
lyettes alljon rendelkezesre. -
Igenyles lelkeszi hivatalban te-
lefonon is jelentheto.
Kollektal6 egyhaztanacsosaink
minden honapban felkeresik hi
veinket. Fogadjak 6ket szivesen
S lehet61eg naluk fizessek be
egyhaztagsagi dijaikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
(Folytatas az Six oldalrol)

\TOlY tdtdS dZ jim OtudlIolJ
dig egyetlen bankharamiat sem
juttatott bortonbe.
A cheap-crookok kozil, a hi
vata1os alvilag tagjai kozul az
emberrablok adtak eloadast az or
szagnak, akiK a St. Paulban he
tekkel ezelott elrabolt bankart
szabadon engedtek, miutan a ket-
szazezer dollar valtsagdijat meg
kaptak.
Most a congressusban torvenyt
hoznak, amely biintetessel sujtja
azokat, akik emberrabloknak fl
.etnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
A MASODIK
HELYET MOST

Austria foglalja lie az eseme-
nyek kozpontjahan maganak, a
hol most mar bixtosra veszik a
hitlerizmus gy6zelmet.
Mikor Dolfuss Magyarorszag-
ba utazott, helyettese a becsi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

A farsangvegi hitkozsegi va
csora szepen sikeriilt. A dis zno
ugy jott csak. A tobbit Mr..
Haszonics curator fedezte sa-
jat Macy zsebebol. listen fizesse
A tiszta maradvany 81 dollar
vala. Be is tettem a bankba
216.20 dollart. mint Hall-alapot.
Az egyik malacot Horvath Ist-
vanne nyerte meg, a masikat pc
dig Kalapos Gyorgyne ozv. AIT
hiszem eddig el is fogyas ztottak.
Mem kell jo etvagyat kivanni
hozza. :. Igaz. a jokivansag So
ha sem kes6!.
Igaz. meg mindig varom a
nagylelkii magyart, aki az elso
ezrest fogja felajanlani a Hall-ra.
Megsziiletett vajjon.. Aligha. -.
Azok a katholikus magyarok,
xix meg mem tartoznak hitkoz-
seghez. Observation-Disclosures. Ha
ok most nem ismernek meg mint
papot, ne csodalkozzanak. ha ne
talan egyszer maid a pap sem
akarja 6ket megismerni. =. aki
amint vet, ugy arat. -. Meg a
hitkozsegi eletben is. Teritett
asztalhoz ulni koldusok kenye-
re. magyar onerzetes. -. S
megis hany jatssza a koldus SEE
repet. Jo...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
NEMETORSZAGBAN
JELENT0S

esemenyek mem voltak bar
Hitlerek nap-nap utan ujabb
rendeletekkel leptek meg a nem-
zetet, azok eddig mind csak
egyetlen celt szolgaltak, Hogy
Hitlerek kezeben fokozzak a kor-
latlan uralmat.
Minthogy Franciaorszagnak
nincs kormanya, a fegyverkezes
iigyeben elhataroz6 lepes mem tor
tent, de minden jel ait mutatja.
hogy Europa hamarosan ujra egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

fegyverkezni minden orszagnak.
Angliaban AIT is hiszik, hogy
az 1936-ban lejaro navy egyez-
menyt megujitani mem fogjak es
az Egyesiilt Allamok, Japan,
Anglia, Franciaorszag versenyt
epitik hadi flottakat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27
OPERA AFRICANO
 GETS INTO COURT

New York, Nov 27.-(UP)- Andante pianissimo! Donald Haywood, negro composer, is con- ducting his Lew operetta, "Afri- cana" at the Venice theater. be- fore a distinguished audience. &
 Animate accelerando! Almamy Camaro, who claims to be his col- laborator, walks down the aisle to the orchestra pit.
 Abbandona furiso! Almamyy hauls off and interrupts the swing of the baton by 8 swing to tho jaw.
 Crescendo fortissimo! Hey- wood responds by hoisting an or- chestra chair and cracking 1t over Camaro's derby hat. Allegro! Attendants usher Ca marc to the arms of waiting police who take him to night court. Con expressione! Camaro tells the judge "Africana" is his, and Haywood is taking the credit. Prestissimo! Magistrate Albert Lindau gives him a suspended sen. tence, with waving against in- tererupting operas
 Serene jubiloso! Haywood continues conducting "Africana".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27
OFFER 6 MILLION
 BAY STATE BONDS
2 Per Cent Coupon and lA % Registered
 Bonds of Dec 1

New York, Nov 27.-A banking group headed by the First Boston Corporation and including Esta- brook & Co. R. L. Day & Co, Lee Higginson Corporationu, Jackson x Curtis and Whiting, Weeks & Knowles, Inc, is offering $6,000,- 900 Commonwealth of Massachu- setts per cent coupon bonds and 1 1-34 per cent registered bonds, dated December l, 1894, and due December 1, 1885 to 1944, inclu- sive. The bonds are priced to yield from 0.40 to 2.10 per cent.
 The offering consists of $5,00O,- 900 emergency public works loan ? per cent coupon bonds and $1,- 1 GOO, 900 municipal relief loan, Act of 1888, 1 3-4 per cent bonds. The coupon bonds are exchangeable for fully registered bonds, maturing $700.000 annually from 1885 10 1889, inclusive, and $S00,000 an- nually from 1940 to 1944, inclusive. The relief loan bonds mature $200,000 annually from 1885 to 1899, inclusive. :.
 The bonds are exempt from all present federal and Massachusetts income taxes and in the opinion of the bankers are legal investments for savings banks in New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut and other states.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27
FRANCE TO GET
 EASTMAN CLINIC

Paris, (UP)--The new million dollar Eastman dental clinic will open here, September, 1886.
 The deal for its construction with the fund left bJ George East man has been closed by Dr Har- vey J. Burkett. director of the Rochester dental dispensary after a conference with municipal au- thorities and the architects, E Crevel and John W. Chandler.
 Although scheduled to be built in the French style. the inside of the new structure will follow the plan of Eastman clinics at Roches- ter, Rome and London. and will have equipment for 60 dentists.
 "The plan." explained Dr Burk- hart, twas to secure the promise of foreign municipalities to supply sites and guarantee upkeep while Eastman promised to furnish a million dollars for the erection of each building. The personnel ot the clinics is chosen by the muni- cipal councils. subject to the ap- proval of the Rochester board oi directors"
 Dr Burkhart has just come from Stockholm, where he has been inspecting the Eastman clinic there. He will so to Brussels to discuss plans for the opening oi the Brussels clinic Januayr 1. and will return here before leaving for America.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27
JEWS JOIN WITH
 CHRISTIANS TO
 BACK CATHOLICS
National Conference in New York Protests the
 Acts of MexiCanS

New York, Nov 27.-UP)-The national conference of Jews and Christians today announced Its moral support of the Catholic church in Mexico against restric- tions imposed by the revolutionary party administration.
 At the same time Dr Salvador Mendoza, former professor of law at the University of Mexico. took issue with the editor of the Cath olic weekly America" in defense of a bill he drafted that bends be- fore the legislature of Vera Cruz. The measure would cancel citizen ship of any Mexican accepting a commission from "the head Of the Vatican state."
 Mendoza said the editor, Father WiIfrid Parsons, lin his role as a champion of intrigue against Mex ico," held in a letter that the pope does not appoint in his sovereign capacity but as spiritual head of the church. The professor argued that under a definition of the Vat ican council the pope has sovereign Jurisdiction over all pastors and members of the church. He said he planned to send Father Parsons letter to the Vatican for an off, cial interpretation.
 Moral support of the Catholic cause in Mexico was given by the executive committee of the organ fzation of Jews and Christians in a statement which was sent immedi- ately to 500 clergymen in Al states and Canada. Newton D. Baker Is chairman of the group.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27

(Continued from Page 1.)
 dictments in view o Insults acquit- tai by federal jury of charges oi mail fraud. In advance of Greens arrival from Chicago, Cummings merely said he intended to review the situation thoroughly.
 The mail fraud case was regard. ed as the governments strongest The principal remaining fedora charge alleges that Insult violated the national bankruptcy act in con- nection with transfer of assets from one company to another. Also pending in Illinois Is state charge of embezzlement.
 While the justice department has had considerable success ir dealing with the Dillingers and Floyds, it has not been able to con- vince juries when it has prosecuted men like Insull, Charles E. Mitch ell. National City Bank head, and former Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon.
 The department placed income tax accusations against Mellon be. fore a federal grand jury in Pitts. burgh. The jury found no grounds for action. Mitchell charged with income tax fraud was acquitted.
 In the Insult case, federal au. thorities worked for months to re- turn him to this country from Eu. rope. Some of the best agents o. Director J. Edgar Hoover's division of investigation were assigned tc the job of analysing the tons ol records of the Insult companies and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27
|UNITARIANS TO TAKE SURVEY OF THEIR CHURCHES
Commission Appointed to Recommend Changes in
 Church Policies

Boston, Nov 27.-(UP)-Ap- pointment of a commission to sur- vey the work of Unitarian churches throughout the United States and Canada was announced today.
 The commission is authorized by the American Unitarian associa- tion gro recommend. .. changes in policy, program ands organiza- tion, wherever and however they may be necessary" It is anticipated that some of the recommendations may be of a radical character, involving impor- tant alterations in denominational practice and possibly having infiu- ence on other liberal religious bodies.
 Of the seven members of the commission, five are Unitarians and two non-Unitarians. They are: President Aurelia H. Reinhardt of Mills college, Oakland. Calf; Wal ter Prichard Eaton, professor of drama at Yale university; Frederic G. Melcher. editor of the Publish CTS Weekly; Professor James Bis sett Pratt, Williams college; Ed uard c. I4indeman. New Yok School of Social Work; The Rev Frederick M. Eliot, minister of Unity church, St Paul, Minn; and the Rev James Luther Adams, minister of Unitar- ian church, Wellesley Hills. Dr Samuel P. Capen, chancellor of the University of Buffalo, will be ad- wiser to the commission.
 The commission will make its first major report next May.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27
Some Profit Taking Was Tried in the Market To-day
Selling, Did Not Gain
 VeryMuchM Momentum
Volume Declined From Fast Pace of Few Daysi
 Utilities Came Back After Sharp Decline

on outlook for increasing business. Small declines inthe motors were ascribed to normal profit-taking after recent advances.
 George Helme made a new top
 in tobaccos at 138 7-S up 3 7-8.
 Reynolds B crossed its previous
 high for the year. Some other to-
 baccos eased. Pennick, & Ford
 made new top for the year at 66 5-8 up 1. Loew's preferred
 reached it's best price for the year at 103, 1-2 up 1 '1-4, but Para mount certificates weakened. Radio corporation was active. December wheat rose 1-4 cent a bushel and December corn 1 1-4 cents. Cotton futures were firm
 Rubber held steady. The dollar wal little changed in terms of foreign
 exchange. Bonds were active and
 higher.
 Sales today approximated H.. 01O,O0O shares against 1,410,000
 shares yesterday. Curb sales were 175,OO0 shares against 204,OOO
 shares yesterday.
 Dow Jones preliminary closing averages showed industrial 102.3S off O.70, railroad 37.19 up 0.52, utility 1886 off 0.46.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27
LADY HODGE HAS
 LOST DIVORCE IN
 LONDON COURTS
As Vera Countess Cathcart She Was Barred From
 This Country

London, Nov 27-(UP) = The divorce court today dismissed the petition of Lady Hodge, formerly Vera Countess Cathcart, who was barred from the United States on the ground of moral turpitude." She sought dissolution of her marriage to Sir Rowland Hodge. 75, alleging adultery with Miss Enid Patricia O'Dare. Both Hodge and Miss O'Dare denied it.
 Lady Hodge testified that after her, marriage she learned of her husbands previous association with Miss O'Dare and charged that they had been intimate since theb mar riage. She said a deed of separa- tion had been signed in 1881.
 Sir Rowland, in denying the al- legations, admitted visiting Miss O'Dare in the afternoon but never at night. Miss ODare, slim and 2S, made similar denial. e..
 Sir Rowland Hodge is a wealthy shipping magnate. He was married to Countess Cathcart in 1880. It was her third marriage and his sec- ord.
 The countess was divorced by the Earl of Cathcart in 1922. He named the Earl of Craven as CO., respondent. Later she and the Earl of Craven lived together in South Africa. When she came to New York in 1926 she was barred on the general charge of moral turpi. tude" but fought the case and later was admitted on bond.
 She wrote play, "Ashes of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27
BY ELMER .. WALZER TJnifed Press Financial Editor

\
 New 'Y ork, Nov 27-(UP)-Pre- holiday profit-taking brought ir- regularity into the stock market today, but selling did not gain mo- mentum and volume declined from the recent pace.
 Utility shares were influenced for time by outlook for a 3 per cent tax on utilities in New York City. but they steadied with losses rela- lively small. Rails were given a whirl early in the day and some of them closed higher. Gold mining issues resumed their rise after a long period of dullness. Here and there special issues were bid up and some of themm made substan- tial gains.
 Leading issues, however, were generally lower. United States Steel dipped more than a spoint before meeting support. Fractional losses were noted in General Motors, Chrysler, Bethlehem Steel, Case. the mail order shares, and elec- trical equipments. American Car lest point.
 Union Pacific gained 2 points in the rails while Pere Marquette '"e- | Vo 6oAAOu NAAAcAAVA d0NdACCC were made by New York Central Northern Pacific, Atchison and Pennsylvania. Atlantic Coast Line was an early feature, rising on the improvement of Florida traffic.
 Homestake Mining scared Is points to 375 on a few sales. Alas ka Juneau rose nearly a point while Dome Mines and Mcintyre Porcupine were up fractionally. U. s. Smelling was up a point in a steady to firm silver group. Cop pers continued firm and fairly ac- tive. %,
 Consolidated Gas, declined a point to "A 1-4. In event of'a New York City tax that unit would bear the brount of the new assessment.
 Automobile equipments were again firm and moderately active
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27
TWO POLICEMEN
 GIVEN FREEDOM BY ABDUCTORS
They Were Held for "A Hours By Bandits Who
 Made Escape

Paris, Tex, Nov 27-(UP)-Two Paris policemen, hungry and weary, returned here today "A hours after they were Kidnapped by Ambrose Nix and Arthur Gooch, Oklahoma fugitives, who held them yesterday in the Buzzard Creek bottoms near Nashoba, Okla. The policemen, Newt Baker and H., R. Marks, had been without food, water and sleep since they were disarmed and Kidnapped in their police automobile early yes- terday.
 Baker, weak from loss of blood from a hip wound received during scuffle with the abductors. was taken to a hospital. His condition was not serious.
 Marks told the United Press the outlaws. fugitives from the Holden vile, Okla, jail, drove straight north into Oklahoma after the en- counter at a Paris filling station where the officers were overpow- cred. "They kept us covered all the time with shotguns," Marks said. ''They drove about 150 miles into Oklahoma and stopped in the woods along Buzzard Creek. "Nix was the leader. He threatened to kill us if we tried to get away. About z o'clock last night they took us on distance and let us out in the woods. They drove north on Highway 271.
 T.oye" which was a dismal fon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27

Montreal, Nov. 27-The annual statement of the Bank of Montreal for the year ended October 3l, 1884 shows total assets of $759,- 1O8.178 and quickly available re- sources of $491,247,207, equal to zI.07 per cent of all liabilities to the public. Of the liquid assets cash holdings amount to $S7,2l0,- ggs. up from $7S,6S3,217 a year ago.
 The principal holdings are Tn coyernment and other bonds and debentures, which now amount 10 X S317,936,912, as compared with
 S316,967,375 at the end or the previous yeor. The excess of assets over liabilities to the public has in- creased to $76,53S,S10. :.
 Notwithstanding general eVl- dence of more active manufactur- ing conditions, current loans are slightly down at $24S,477,041, as compared with $251,SS5,262 at the end of the previous year. This would indicate that a number or Canadian companies still find II nossible to finance business in It's present volume without leaning heavily on banking accommoda ton.
 Total deposits payable on de- mand and after notice are $6So,- 21S,835, compared with S64l ,,S4o;- Y10 year ago. Notes of the bank in circulation are up to $35,255,Sl6 from $33,S19,S07, doubtless reflect, ing a greater measure of general business activity.
 Of special interest is the show sng of total assets of $759,lOS ITS: with which to meet payment or liabilities to the public of $6S2'- 569,36S, leaving an excess of assets over liabilities to the public or $76,538,S10.
 Profits for the year are reported at s4,1O5,024, from which are de-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27
Bank OfMontreaL 72% Liquid Report SholUs
Annual Statement for Year Ending October 3, 1884,
 Finds Cash Holdings at a High Level

ducted dominion and provincial government taxes totaling $90O,- 654, leaving net profits of $3,204,' 369, equal to 4.23 per cent on the com bined capital, rest and undivid' ed profits. Fro mthis amount has bee npaid $2,SS0,OOO in dividends to shareholders, as compared with $S,O6O, 900 in the previous year. A further deduction of $100,000 as reservation for bank premises, the same as last year, leaves an amount of $224,369 to be applied to profit and loss account. With the addition, the total at credit of profit and loss carried forward Is $1,S09,S20, up from $1,5S5,451 a year ago.