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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08


mern6k l6tte meg az apamat.
- Igen, - felelt Raab. - Ak
kortajt epitettek lit Banos fele
a vasutat. Az epitkezest bizo-
nyos Graac newt nemet mernok
vezette, akinek gyonyoru barna
asszony felesege volt. Mondjak,
hogy mig a mernok a mez6kon
jart, az apad udvarolt a sep
asszonynak, de hogy ebben mi
volt az igaz, AIT csak az apad es
a sep asszony tudna megmon-
DAM. Eleg az hozza, hogy cz a
holgy, aki az itteni uriasszonyok-
kal, Deernet kiveve, egyaltalan
mem baratkozott, tomerdek plety-
kat tirt ell es olyan rossz hiret
koltottek, hogy meg Deernet is
egyszer el6ttem figye1meztette a
ferje, hogy ne keresse annyira a
mernokne baratsagat, inert annak
a rossz hire 6rea is arnyat vet.
Deerne gyonyoru sz6ke asszony
volt, olyan, mint az Ilonka le-
anya. Emlekszem, hogy ez a
holgy, aki ha elne most a te
anyosod lenne, micsoda nala mem
szokott langolo haraggal tilta-
kozott a mernokne allitolagos
kikapos volta ellen. Szinte cso-
daltam, hogy el6ttem, ha mem
is voltam idegen, olyan haraggal
beszelt pletykazokat tamadva.
En- akkor ARA a meggyoz6desre
jutottam, hogy .ha Deerne, aki
lelki-testi baratn6je volt a mer-
noknenek es ugyszolvan, ha az
ideje engedte, mindig a szep ne
met asszonynal volt, = bizonyo-
san ismerte holgy je1lemet es
azert kelt oily melegen a vedelme-
re. En- akkor meggy6zodtem,
hogy az apad aligha folytatott
viszonyt azzal az asszonnyal es
a mernok vilag fecsegese Matt
kotott apadba es szegeny ez-
redesnek pletykak okoztak a ha-
lalat...
Tehat ezen a tisztason We
rekedett? = kerdezte elfojtott,
tompa hangon a fohadnagy. -
Szegeny apam.
- lit, - felelte a tabornok.
Egyszerre kellett volna a
pisztolyaikat hasznalni es mem
ertem, hogy miert, apad 1eve-
gobe lott, ellenben a mernok
jol celzott, inert az ezredes rog-
ton osszerogyott. Ugy emlekszem
az egeszre, mintha tegnap tor
tent volna. Az ilyen jeleneteket
mem felejti Ell az ember soha.
Mikor az apad elesett, mernok
hozza futott es kezet nyujtotta
neki. Az ezredes elfogadta a
mernok jobbjat es keserii mo-
sollyal mondta:
= Koszonom! On nagy szives-
seget tett nekem. = Es visz-
sza hanyatlott a lovasza karja-
ba, akik sirva, olelve tartotta az
ezredest, mig doktor nezte. En-
LATHAM az orvos arcarol, hogy
vege van >es kerdeztem t6le,
hogy nem kivan-e valamit, de
az ezredes szajabol a yer kez-
dett jonni, inert a golyo til
dejet is erhette es emlekszem,
hogy szegeny Csak - mi1yen
kiilonos - ait mondta, hebegve,
toredezett hangon, amit te az
elobb, ez volt az utolso szava:
Tuzbe. a levelek. -
Merit egy ilyen 6szi alkonyatkor
volt a parbaj Is a faleveleket icy
bearanyozta a napfeny. Talan
mar mem is t0r6dott a foldi dol
gokkal, de a halod6 SCENE ra-
meredt a fenyes falevelekre es
AIT igyekezett mondani. hogy
milyen szepek eek az 9gni Tat
$40 falevelek. Es meghalt.
- Borzaszto ez, mondta
melyen megillet6dve a f6had-
nagy. - Meghalni egy pletyka
Matt! Amilyen j6 szervezetii
>,,ho. vn1< NIX. <noe% 20 ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-08

nagy hozomanyt kapott velem.
0 koros emberek figyelmesse-
gevel vesz engem korul, en- pc
Dig hazassagban szerelmet vel
tenn talalni, nem csupan gyonged
banasmodot. Mondhatom, a 1e-
anykori illuzioimbol, amelyet a
jovend6mrol sz6ttem, Reserve
sen kiabrandultam. Ont, isme-
retsegiink els6 pil1anatat61, ma
gyon tiszte1em. Finom es okos
ferfinak tartom, akinek 6szinten
elpanaszolhatom a keserveimet,
de eppen azert, ha On is becsiil
valamennyire, mem ragaszkodha-
tik kivansagahoz.
Banos, 1879. dec II. - Deerne.
Him, mormogott a fo-
hadnagy es fe1vette a har-
mad1k leVelet:
"Kedvesem!
Latom, hogy On makacs es
nekem kell kapitu1alnom. Holnap
delutan OF orakor e1megyek
Graacekhoz. A mernokne nekem
igen bizalmas batatn6m. ne ha-
ragudjon, hogy neki elmondtam
a mi tortenetiinket. EFT sziik-
seq kivanta. On hozzank mem
! johet olyan gyakran. ez a fer
| jemnek is feltInne. De Graacek-
nal semleges teru1eten vagyunk
es itt is lathajuk 1egalabb egy-
mast es mem kell addig varnunk
mig On a szokasos kethetes vi
zitjeit megteheti nalunk. Jojjon
ell tehat, ha akar, az a felora
amit Onnel elcsevegek. nekem
egy hetre eleg, hogy boldogan
gondolhassak ez edes kis id6re
- es Onre.
| Banos, 1880 jan. 3. - D-ne'
| A fohadnagy elkezdett gondol-
kozni. Valami vilagosodott az
agyaban es Macy erdeklodesse
fogott a negyedik level olvasa
sahoz: :.
! "Kedves Tibor!
/ Ha TIE ugy szeretsz engem
mint en- Teged, akkor mem ha
ragszol a multkori viselkedese-
inert. Az megsem lehet, baratam
| Nagyon szeretlek, de en- megis
csak mas felesege vagyok
| Mem utazom abba kis fiirdo-
be es Te Sc menj Holnap delutar
it orakor legyel Graaceknal, meg.
magyarazom, hogy inert kellett
a multkori beleegyezesemet meg.
masitani.
! Banos, 1880 maj. Is. =
| Sokszor ,csokol, = Irmad.
| Csak mosolygott. Eek az asz.
szonyi levelek mind egyformak
akar II, akar szaz evvel ezelott
irtak is. akar ma irjak. A stilus
a gondolkozas, szerelmes meg
gondolatlansag. minden olyar
egyforma bennuk! Es ait is gon-
dolta Csak mosolyogva, hogy mi
| lyen erdekes volna, ha Deerne
meg most is elne, neki az anyo-
sa lenne es mint anyos renitens-
kedne! Egy kis pickle celzassal
hogy meg lehetne sze1iditeni. :.
! Egy anyos, aki fel vejet6l! G
szinte unikum lenne v6k ko-
zott, inert kordaban tartana az
anyosat! - Es olvasni kezdte
az otodik levelet:
"Kedves Tiborom!
En- rosszul vagyok harom nap
ota. Tudom, nyugtalankodtal
hogy mem voltam igeretem da-
cara a mernokeknel. Graacne volt
lit es elmondta. hogy a ferje
ot azzal gyanusitja, hogy vi
szonya van Yelled. De Graacne
csak neveti Is AIT mondja, hogy
ha a vegs6 szikseg kivanja,
csak akkor mondja meg ferje-
mex az igazat, aki cavalier en-
Der es bizonyara mem fog el-
arulni bennunket, de ait is el-
mondta, hogy mennyire banked
tai, hogy mem talaltal naluk. Ma
Il . 4 -
Evening star., 1934-06-12
DE PAUW GIVES WRIT
HONORARY LAW DEGREE
Gary Educator, Foe of Brain
Trusters, Receives Award
From Alma Mater.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GREENCASTLE. Ind. June IA
DR.. william A. Writ, whose attack on
the new deal brain trusters" caused
a sensation last March, received an
honorary degree of doctor of laws
yesterday from Depauw University.
The Gary. Ind, school superin-
tendent and father of that city's
model system of education was among
six men upon whom President G.
Bromley oman conferred degrees.
DR.. Writ is an alumnus of Depauw
and in 1916 received the Phi. B. and
D. P. degrees from his alma mater.
Others who received honorary de-
grees included Bishop Ernest L. Wal
dorf, head of the Chicago area of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, doc
tor of laws; DR.. Paul D. Merica. noted
metallurgist of New York, doctor of
science. and Prof. Charles c. Wash
burn of Scarritt College, Nashville,
Tenn, doctor of sacred music.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
$2O3,688 DEFICIT
REPORTED BY G. 0. P.
Quarterly Report Does Not Cover
Pledges at Recent Chicago
Meeting of Committee.

BY the Associated Press.
The Republican National Committee
yesterday reported to South Trimble,
House clerk, that its treasury deficit
on May 81 was S2o3 ,68s.
The quarterly report. filed by George
F. Getz of Chicago, treasurer, showed
contributions received between March
to June l totaled $5,084 and ex-
penditures amounted to S14,789 Cash
on hand was $3.50.
The largest contributors we're Silas
H. Strawn. Chicago, S1,056; George
Deb. Keim. Edgewater Park, N. j.,
$500; Edward j. Birmingham, Chi
Cago, $500; C. H. Worcester, Chicago,
$3.50.
The report does not cover the
pledges to make up the deficit at the
recent meeting in Chicago of the Re
publican National Committee.
Evening star., 1934-06-12

The glamorous ziegfeld musical
show. Rio Rita" will be the Theater
of the Air presentation over WRC
tonight from 9 to 10. Gladys
Swarthout, James Melton and John
Barclay will have the leading roles.
WMAL will broadcast at 10 a spe-
cial gala program for the benefit OF
officers and men of the United States
fleet. The broadcast will originate on
the fight deck of the aircraft carrier,
Saratoga. Paul Whiteman, Mary
Evening star., 1934-06-12

CHIEVEMENTS of the present
n session of Congress. now
~ drawing to a close, will be
4 n discussed by Senator Robin
son, of Arkansas, Democratic
leader of the Senate, during the Ma
tional Radio Forum tonight at 1890
o'clock
The forum, arranged by The Wash
ington Star. will be broadcast locally
by WNIAL instead of WRC, as in the
past, although it will be carried as
usual by the same coast-to-coast net
work of National Broadcasting Co
stations.
Senator Robinson, who as majority
leader, directs the legislative program
Of the Senate, will summarize the
main problems that have claimed the
attention of Congress at this session
and describe the principal measures
enacted into law thus far. While
there are several important measures
10 be acted on before the close of the
current session, the bulk of the pro-
gram has been completed.
A 45-MINUTE broadcast called The
"A Spotlight Review will replace
the 30-minute Program of the
Week" over Columbia Friday night
1t will headline Colonel and Budd
Everett Marshall, Frank Crumit
Parker Fennelly and double male
quartet with Victor Young's Orchestra
Crumit, appearing before the micro
phone without his wife, Julia Sander
son. for the first time, will be master
Of ceremonies.
x X x x
CHORT-WAVE broadcasts from
~ Munich, Germany, and Amster-
dam, Holland. have been added to
the schedule of international pro-
grams to be heard over N. B. c. net
works this month.
The famous Bavarian Siegsdori
Peasant Orchestra will be heard
Saturday in a program of folk music
from Munich. The band will be as
sisted by the Songsters Trio and a
quartet of yodelers.
A broadcast from Amsterdam June
"a, will mark the first anniversary OF
the sending of a short-wave program
from Holland to Dutch citizens
throughout the world. Music by
Julius Roentgen, Johan Wagennar
and other great Dutch composers will
be played in this program to be pre-
sented by the Royal Military Band.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
Trespassing Dogs Face Arrest.

ERIE, Pa, CR.-"Trespassing" dogs
face arrest in Erie. Police Chief Will
liam F. Detzel has ordered licensed
dogs, found on other than owners
properties, to be locked up in the
city Jail. And what's more, the
owners must pay the dogs room and
board, pending trial, or the dogs will
be shot. Under a State law, the
Police Department may collect 81 for
each arrest of STRAY" dog and 81
for dispoSing of the carcass.
Evening star., 1934-06-12

Small, Grace Hayes and number of
other radio stars will take part.
Another WMAL feature, scheduled
from 9 to 10, will be the second part
of the famous Russian ballet, THE
Red Poppy" At the conclusion Of
the broadcast Alexander Troyanovsky.
Russian Ambassador to the United
States, will discuss the cultural rela-
tions between the two countries.
A special college program will be
presented over WRC during the
Promenade broadcast from $50 to 9.
The California Varsity Eight, a male
Evening star., 1934-06-12
PHILIPPINE CREDIT
OF S23,862,650 LOST
House Defeats Administration
Bill to Make Up Insular Cur
rency Reserve Deposits.

By the Associated Press.
The House yesterday defeated an
administration bill to credit
the Philippine government with s23'-
862,65O on the books of the United
States Treasury to make up the differ
ence in insular currency reserve de-
posits resulting from devaluation OF
the gold dollar.
The measure was opposed as "a
gift to the Philippines" and defended
as the only fair thing to do since the
United States had given itself credit
for more than $4,000, 100000 since re-
valuation of the dollar.
On January 81 the insular govern
ment had 56,276.o56 on deposit in
United States banks for its currency
reserves on which the circulation OF
the Philippines is based.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
P. W. A. AID INCREASED
Nelson County, Va, and Frost
burg, Md, Get More Funds.

Secretary Ickes announced yester-
day the following increases in public
works allotments for Federal
projects:
Nelson County. Va. $1,000; in
creased to S12,500 because bids showed
the original estimated cost of a school
was too low.
Frostburg, Md, $4,000 loan and
grant for storage dam raised to
100000 because the city wished to
revise its plans.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers In care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation OF the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
ROBINSON TO TALK
IN RADIO FORUM
Arkansas Senator Will Dis.
cuss Democratic Achieve
ments Tonight.
Forum Address
Tonight on WMAL
Instead of WRC

WMAL instead of WRC will
broadcast the National Radio
Forum locally tonight from 1890
to II. The program, however,
will 60 over the usual coast-to-
coast network of National Broad
casting Co. stations.
Senator Robinson of Arkansas,
Democratic leader of the Senate,
will be the forum speaker. He
will review the achievements of
the present session of Congress.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

octet. will take part, assisted by Ray
Perkins, Gale Page and Harold
Stokes Orchestra.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
HELP-WOMEN.

ATTENDANT. white, for semi-invalid lady.
Board room small compensation. CL.
$3.50 after 6 pm.
GIRL wanted to answer telephone and
help with children: must live in Bethesda;
IS 4 week, 124 Auburn ave-. Bethesda.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
MOTOR TRAVEL

MOTORING to New Orleans wednesday via
Jacksonville; accommodations for three
passengers. w. A. Jacobs, Colonial Hotel.
12s
fos ln1sIel an1 TN. ThSSSNIiTm heSors I'M. ~ ~
Franklin coupe; fare, $50 One who can
drive preferred. N. Dunay. 1417 Belmont
st. NV
NEW 1884 7-PAss. BUICK. FOR HIRE
references. Phi. Emerson 1924. 12'
Evening star., 1934-06-12

Be a Business SUCCESS.
Positions are plentiful. If you are prop
eriy trained. Short and review courses in
secretariai subjects starting Monday. Civil
Service SPEED dictation classes. once
machines, comptometer, calculating ma
graduates earn more. Positions. 1920
openings daily IN our. agency. Faster
progress, better methods. small classes;
INQUIRE BOYD BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
(Est II yrsD. 1888 r st. Ma. 2340.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HORSE. wagon. harness. reasonable.
10o6 1st ct. NV. District 1882.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, white. to act as chauf-
feur. butler. maid and cook and to take
rience together in this line; local refer
ences essential. Address Box 437-z, Star
offce. IA.
MARKER. experienced. Conger's Laundry.
23rd and N. Y. ave. NV.
PRESSERS, experienced, for linen suits;
references. Apply 1888 Buchanan st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-06-12

BEAUTY CULTURE.
SUMMER COURSE, $45!!i
Limited Enrolment. Day. evening classes.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL Est. 1919.
S1S 14th st. NV. 1928 N. II. ave. NV.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
S1Oo complete course zinc. tools) Ss5
If enrolled this month. Easy terms,
Special Summer Course, $50.
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
655 Earle Bldg.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
PERSONAL.

HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for lifetime
or money back; write for booklet; no drugs
or surgery DR.. SOMMERWERCK. 1865
Columbia rd Adams O3SS.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
BOATS,

DINGHY PEN Yam" practically new;
It. By it.; excellent trailer for cruiser;
factory price. $50; viii sell. $22.5o cash.
Phone Columbia 1901.
wANTED-Outboard motor; will trade or
must sell. co. 1898.
DYER CLASS "a" DfNK, II It. 8 In. long.
#. in. wide. Solid mahogany. Like
new. Center board-can be used FOR row.
ing, sailing, towing. or with outboard
motor. Sails. spruce spars, rudder. oars
and overlocks, Complete, $3.50. Cost $500.
Telephone Wisconsin 4360.
Evening star., 1934-06-12

GAS STATION and tourist inn. with store,
10 rooms. bath. electricity, etc, within /
mile of D. c.. on main boulevard. Rent
reasonable to responsible party. M.
Frank Runnert. 1O21 9TH st NV
Evening star., 1934-06-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT; ANY TIME
or place; easy parking taught; cars furn.
Call "Old Reliable" FOSTER. ME. 1909.
10s
Evening star., 1934-06-12

DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY, REFINED
patient instructors; D. c., Md, Va. permits
easy parking. MR.. KLAPP. AID. 3657-J
Evening star., 1934-06-12

Collector, Experienced.
Must Have Car. 735 9TH st. NV.
OIL BURNER statesmen.
EMPLOYED OR
UNEMPLOYED.
No selling. no soliciting; we pay you
for your knowledge. Replies held conf
dential Address BOX 441-z. Star ONCE.
statesmen.
Experienced one-cau speciality statesmen
who have successfully sold books, educa-
tional or extension courses or kindred
lines for a new deal that just fits the
trend of the times. Three sales a day on
q two-minute presentation to business
men. executives and bankers mean earn
ings of better than $50 per week: we show
you how See Mr.. Eastman, Room 6l0.
McGiu Bldg, 90S G st. NV.
WANTED, at once, 2 auto body
upholstery trimmers. Also 2
body and fender men. R. L.
Taylor Motor Co., l84O 14th st.
NV.
Evening star., 1934-06-12
HELP-WOMEN,

LADIES f3). capable of demonstrating and
selling cosmetics; will teach inexperienced
applicants; 500 commission to those who
qualify. Apply Miss Sidari. Portland
Evening star., 1934-06-12
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE BY
Graduate maSsuese. Your
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CIGARS, candy. newspapers; lobby once
bldg; equipped and stocked; short hours,
closed Sundays. Price. S1.100. cash. No
brokers. address Box 442-Z. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-06-12

MANAGER wanted for Washington. D. c..
by well-rated national corp: Gentle pre-
ferred; applicant must have car; worth
S400 per month to right man; no selling:
S2.250 cash investment and good charac-
ter reference required; personal interview
only. Write. giving phone. Address Box
33k-Z Star mice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-26
PANAMA CANAL SCORED
Dangerous Threat to Midwest, Farm
Council Contends.

BV UIted Prcss
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April g.
Declaring the Panama Canal is a
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TEACHERS ASK
VAN NUYS' AID
TO HALT BILL
Municipal Bankruptcy Act
May Cost Retirement
Fund $17,000,000.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
WASHINGTON, Apri, 26.-PaSs-
age of the municipal bankruptcy
bill might mean loss of $1,000, 900
to the Indiana teachers retirement
fund, Senator Frederick Van Mugs
was informed today.
The information came from Rob-
ert Hougham, secretary of the fund.
in letter pleading with the DEM
ocratic senator to thwart the meas
ure.
Under provisions o. the bill, cities
and towns could default on bond
obligations by reSorting to the
bankruptcy court.
Senator Van Mugs said that Mayor
Reginald H. Sullivan of Indianap-
oils, and at least a dozen other
Hoosier mayors, had asked that the
measure be halted so that the mu-
nicipal bond market will not be de-
Stroyed.
L have been opposed to the meas
ure since the time I first studied
It's provisions after it was submit
ted to the subcommittee of which
I am chaiman,' Senaor Van Mugs
said.
Its passage will weaken the
financial structure O. all insurance
companies which have placed
money in municipal obligations. I
am confident that I will be able to
stop it on the floor of the senate,
despite a majority committee re-
port favoring passage, provided the
administration does not push it
through"
Although no statement regard
ing the administration stand on the
measure has been made, reports are
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-26
OF
WOMEN'S DEANS
TO MEET HERE
Indiana Group Will Gather
at Butler University
Saturday.

Thep rogram for the meeting Of
the Indiana Association of Deans
of Women and Girls to be held at
Butler university Saturday has been
announced by Dean Agnes E. Wells
of Indiana university, presiden Of
the association.
Registration will be in charge Of
Miss Ellen Teare, Bedford high
school, secretary, and Miss Alice
Doner, Manchester college, treas
urer. Registration will begin at 10
Saturday morning in Jordan hall.
An open meeting is scheduled at
Jordan hall, beginning at 1890.
Dean Dorothy Stratton, Purdue uni
versity, will speak on "Interdepend-
ence of High School and College
Deans"
A luncheon will be given in the
Kappa Kappa Gamma house for
visiting deans, with Mrs. Alice B.
Wesenberg, chairman of the Butler
Womens Council, presiding. Dr.
| Allegro Stewart, Butler university
will speak on AN English Girl Gets
an Education"
Speakers in the afternoon session
will include Dean Martha M. Pit
tenger, south side high school, FIT
Wayne; Miss Florence Bond, Indi-
ana university; Miss Helen Reeves,
State Teachers college; Dean Lora
Patten Test high school, Richmond;
Dean Grace DeHority, Ball Teach
ers college, Muncie; Dean Wells and
Mrs. Wesenberg.
The meeting will end with a tea
at $3.50 in the recreation room of
Jordan hall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-26

dangerous threat to the prosperity
of midwestern farmers, the newly
organized Midwest Council mill
tant group of agriculturists, is ex-
pected to adopt resolution de-
manding revision Of canal service
rates at it's meeting here tomorrow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-26
Want 10 Look Young ?

The secret of keeping young is to
feel yoUng-tO do this YOU must
watch your liver and bowels-there'S
no need of having a Sallow COM
plexion-dark rings under your eyes
-pimples-a bilious look in your
face-dull eyes with no sparkle.
Your doctor will tell you ninety per
cent of all sickness comes from in
active bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards. a well-known ply
stefan in Ohio. perfected a vegetable
compound as a substitute for call
omel to act on the liver and bowels,
which he cave to his patients for
years.
Or EdwaIus Diets are gentle
in their action yc, always effective
They help bring about that natural
buoyancy which all should enjoy by
toning up the liver and clearing the
system of impurities
nr. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
by their olive color. 15c. soc. 60c-Ad-
vertiSement.
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current that it is seeking pass
age of the bin.
$3.50 Fire at Millersville
Fire which destroyed the home Of
Fred FroSh. caretaker on the Laurel
Hall estate. near Millersville, yes
terday, caused a loss estimated at
$3.50.
There are no volcanoes in AUS
traEa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-26
MINSTREL SHOW LISTED
BY CONGREGATlONALISTS
Fifth Annual Entertainment to Be
Given Tomorrow.

The fifth annual minstrel show
of the First Congregational
church will be given tomorrow
night in the auditorium of the
American Central Life Insurance
building. The minstrel is spon-
sored by the Congregational Mems
Club
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-26
DISMISSAL OF MUTCH
DENIED BY GREENLEE
Supervisors Reported Discharge
Had Been Linked With Escapes.

Pleas Greenlee, patronage secre-
tary to- Governor Paul v. McNutt,
today denied reports that Lawrence
Mulch, supervisor of industries at
the state prison, was to be dismissed
as a result of the escape of five
prisoners from the Michigen City
prison, since April 81.