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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
AZ ELNOK HAZATERTE

gyorsabb tempora kesztette
a k0zmunkak kioSztasat a
multi heten ketszazhetvenezer
embert helyeztek munkaba.
Most mar hetenkent foko-
zottabb mertekben kezdik meg
ezeket a munkakat es novem-
Der vegen harom es fel millio
ember fog. szukseg munkan
dolgozni.
Ugyanakkor - december ell
sejen sziintetik be a well
fare Departmental sz0vetsegi
segelyezeset es azontul az cal
Observation-Disclosures" ellatasa az
egyes allamokra, megyekre es
varosokra fog szorulni.
Het allamban ezt az allapo-
tot mar elertek s november
folyaman egyre tobb allamot
fognak a sz0vetsegi kincstartol
elv$gni.
AIT meg mem tudja senki,
hogy meddig tart a kozfnun-
ka, illetve a penz a munkara,
de biztosra vehetjuk, hogy a
kormany ismet kenytelen lesz
januarban a kongresszustol
penzt kerni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
A LEG0RvENDETESEBB

az, hogy szeptemberben ha-
rom es felszazezer ernber jul
tott maganvaHalatoknal mum
kahoz jelenleg t0bb ember
van alkalmazva, mint barmi-
kor 1892 ota.
AIT hiszik, es okkal hiszik,
hogy a viszonyok mostantol
kezdve rohamosan javulnak es
hogy ujevig a maganvallalko-
zasok meg legalabb egy millio
embert hivnak be munkara.
Ebben cSak az a szomoru,
hogy akik dolgoznak, azoknak
a harmadresze mem teljes het-
re kap munkat S ICY nagyon
sokan olyan keveset keresnek,
mintha segelymunkakon len
nenek alkalmazVa.
Mem dolgoznak egesz hete-
ket a banyaszok, nem dolgoz-
max teljes id6t az epit6 es az
automobil munkasok es ezut-
tai feltun6en gyengen dolgoz-
max a refrigerating iparban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31

kertek javitast S mikor AIT ell
utasitottak, a Jones 81 Laugh
lin munkasok terjesztettek be
hasonlo kerelmet.
S tekintet nelkil ARA, hogy
lesz-e a keresnek eredmenye, a
kul0nb0z6 gyarak ui1kasai,
illetve kompania ullibjai az
erintkezest egymassalsT felvettek
S t0bbe 6ket mem lehet izolal-.
nj egymastol.
Ugyanilyen t0rekYesek rnu-
tatkoznak az automobil ipar-
ban es a gurnmi iparban azok
k0zt a munkasok k6zt, akik
fFolvtatSs al six oldalo,r,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
A DEMOKRATAK K0ZT A

jel0lt szemelyet termeszete-
sen nem kell keresni es AIT
hiszik, hogy a t0rtenelemben
ITALIAN el6sz0r, a demokrata
partnak a "prosperitas" lesz a
programme.
Mem lehet letagadni, hogy
ma a nemzet jobb helyzetben
van, mint amikor Roosevelt a
kormanyt atvette es ait hi
SILK, hogy a viszonyok meg
jobbak lesznek a j0v6re.
Mem lehetetlen azonban,
hogy ezek a "j6 viszonyok"
visszafele fognak elsiilni, inert
a dragasag kezd elviselhetet-
len lenni es a fogyaszto k0-
z0nseg esetleg fellazad.
Ha hinni lehet a szamoknak
es a betiiknek, akkor nagyobb
aranyu inflacio lesz a tavasz-
ra, ami az arakat sokkal fell
jebb fogja emelni emiatt
esetleg meggyulhetik a baja a
kormanynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
kEDDEN A vALASzTASOKoN A, S0K
JELOLT KOzT NEHEz VAL0CATM

valaszto keruletekben a ker-
desek szama valtozik, de leg
alabb negy van mindegyiken.
A kerdesek kozt az elso fel
millio adot $50 cent minden
ezer dollar adoertek utan)
ker OF eyre a varos hogy egy
vi Cedar st. hidat epitsen. Mi
ELLENE vagyunk, tehat te-
eye a keresztet (X) az
Against $40 ele.
Ugyancsak ELLENE va
gyunk a masodik kerdesnek,
amely ugyanannyi adot ker
egy Marshall Street, hid epi-
tesere. Azert vagyunk ez ell
len, mert mind a ket hid var
hat, amig tobb penze lesz az
adofizetoknek.
A harmadik az elso sorban
modositas a varosi charterhez,
amely elrendelne, hogy a va
roS parkjait es jatszotereit ne
a polgarmester es a varosi ta-
macs kezelje, hanem egy kil0n
comissio. Mi MELLETTE va
gyunk, inert jonak latjuk, te-
hat a harmadik kerdesen sza-
vazzOn a For" $40 el0tt.
Az elso hasabon a negyedik
(utolso) kerdes a megye ke-
refine hogy szavazzanak meg
$489.0O0 bondot a valasztok a
munkanelkuliek segitesere.
EFT a k0lcsont mem a haztu-
lajdonos adofizetok, hanem a
gazdag villany, gaz es tele-
fon tarsulatok adojabol fizet-
mex vissza. Okvetlenul sza-
vazzon MELLETTE es ICY te-
eye a keresztet (X) a "For'
$40 ele.
A masodik hasabon felul az
elso kerdes megint varosi ado
kerdes, lit megint SO centet
kernek ezer dollaronkent 0t
eyre, hogy a varos csatornait
kiepitsek, hogy zaporok utan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
A POLITIKAI
HIREK K0ZT

volt olyan is a mutt heten,
ami felett minden joerzasu
ember 6szinten sajnalkozott S
aminek a bek0vetkezese Macy
vesztesege lenne a nemzetnek,
de kul0nosen a polgarsag libe-
rails szarnyanak.
Nebraska 6sz szenatora,
Norris vissza akar vonulni,
inert hetven evvel a vallain
ugy erzi, hogy megerdemli a
nyugalmat.
Norris egyik legtehetsege-
sebb S minden esetre egyik leg
becsiiletesebb politikusa az or
szagnak, akinel nagyobb cred
mennyel a liberalizmust SEN
XII mem hirdette a kongresszus-
ban es azon Xviii.
Bar nominalisan a republi-
kanus part tagja, volt lido, mi
kor Theodore Rooseveltet,
smithet es legut6bb Franklin
D. Rooseveltet tamogatta a
partjanak a jel0ltjevel szem-
ben. Tisztel6i ait remelik, hogy
elhatarozasat megvaltoztatja S
el fogja a jel0lest meg egyszer
fogadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
A T6KE MEM TUDTA A

multi heten, hogy merre in
duljon. A New York, New
Haven & Hartford vasut ket-
szazhatvan milli6 dollar ados-
saggal cs6deljarast kert, illet-
We hitelez6ivel XII akar egyez-
nj.
Ennek dacara a t6zsden az
ertekek eznelkedtek, inert min
denh inflaci6t var Is inert q
viszonyok tenyleg szemmel lat
hat6an javulnak, legalabb a
nagy vallalkozasok szempont-
jab6l.
A penz most mar egyenasen
terhere. van a Sok banknak
Is a t6kesnek es nemcsak vi
vallalkozasokra gondolnak, ha-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
ECY H0NAPOT KESETT A

Federal Relief AdminiSztra-
clio a dologgal, inert a negyed-
fel millio munkatlan alkalma-
zasa eredetileg november else
jere volt igerve, de ennel SUI
lyosabb hibak is t0rtentek.
A kello tervek mem kesziil-
tex ell kello id6ben es a mum
kalatok egy resze megint
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
A POLITlKUSOK
MOST AZZAL s

szorakoznak, hogy proba-
szavazasokat rendeznek es
eek a szavazasok rendesen a
Roosevelt nepszeriisegenek a
cs0kkenteset mutatjak.
Elismerik ugyan, meg a re-
publikanusok altal rendezett
szavazasok is, hogy az eln0k
MA ujra meg lenne valasztva,
de ma mar sokkal kisebb t0bb-
seggel es ebb6l ait remelik,
hogy a jov6 evben lesznek ese-
lyeik a republikanusoknak is.
Az ellenzek azzal is kezd ko-
molyan foglalkozni, hogy veg
re egy jeloltet talaljon maya
max s a multi heten a Landon-
klubbok szervezeset hivatalo-
san is megkezdtek.
Kansas kormanyzojanak az
a sloganja, hogy aIlamanak
mines adossaga, de AIT mem
mondjak Ell a sloganban, hogy
Kansas ellatatlanjait a sz0-
vetsegi kincstarral tartattak.
A mask komoly jel0lt meg
mindig Borah, adtd azonban
lrtoznak a partjaban s akit
csak az esetben vesznek el6, ha
Hoovert maskent mem birjak a
jelOlesb6l kiturni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31

ne OntSe ell a viz sok ezer la
kos pincejet. A csatornara
nagy szikseg van, a kerdes
azonban az, hogy akarnak-e
az adofizet6k most, ezekben a
nehez id0kben t0bb adot fizet-
nj. Aki mellette van tegyen
keresztet (X) a "For" $40 ele,
aki pedig ellene van, az tegye
"a keresztet (X) az Against"
$40 ele.
Ugyanez all a masodik ha-
sabon masodik kerdesre,
amely a parkok es jatszoterek
fenntartasara keri a kul0n
so centes adot.
A masodik hasabon a har-
madik k0zeps0 kerdes megyei
es ebben a megye ker 100000
dollaros kolcs0nt megszavazni
hogy korhazat epithessen az
elmebetegek reszere. Ere a
korhazra nagy sziikseg van es
a kiadand6 penz osszeg mem
nagy. Szavazzon MELLET-
TIE, tegye a keresztet (X) a
''For" $40 ele.
A masodik hasabon a ne
gyedik kerdes, szinten megyei.
Ebben 10000 dollaros k0lcs0nt
ker a megye, hogy megna-
gyobbithasa a megyei tiid6-
veszesek korhazat 65 aggyal.
Ere is, nagy szukseg van,
inert a tud6vesz a depresszi6-
ban jobban terjedt. SEA-
vazzon MELLETTE, tegye a
keresztet (x) a For" $40 ele.
Vegul a legutolso kerdes
(az 0t0dik a masodik hasa
bon) a megyei onkormany-
zati charter kerdes. Enrol
Friedman Jozsef, ismert ma
gyar ugyved irt lapunk mai
Szamaban. Olvassak el cikket
es aztan OKVETLENUL sza-
vazzanak MELLETTE, ugy,
hogy a keresztet (x) a For"
$40 ele teszik es ez altal
adot takaritanak meg es jobb
megyei szolgalatot kapnak.
A 4-ik ward J. precintjeben
ahol sok magyar szavazo la
XIX az vi szavazogepeket hasz-
naljak maid. A kerdesek ezen
egymas mellett, de ugyanab-
ban a sorrendben 5vannak.
mint azokat lit felsoroltuk.
r'sA .iekoz0lt !, minta-szavazo
cedulan gyakorolhatja magat
"a kerdeseks feletti, szazasban
s6t AIT megjef6lve elyiheti ma
gaval es Rszerint szavazhat
kedden. i "s1
Minden magyar teljesitse
polgari kotflesseget es szavaz-
zOn. \ - E;..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
III f tt S.4ZnE M LIE

olyan haszontalan munka lesz,
mint amilyeneket. tavaly a
CWA szarnyai alatt csinaltak.
A Roosevelt kormanynak van
es volt sok erenye S termesze>
tesen volt es van sok hibaja,
de a legnagyobb bine ketseg-
telenul az, amit q k0zmunkak
lgyevel csinaltak.
Reszben a fejetlenseg k0vet-
kezteben szenvedett halasztast,
reszben AIT a tenyt, hogy a
accumulation meg ehbereket
sem igen fizetnek, soka fogja
elfelejteni a polgarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
YOUNGSTOWN VALASZTo POLGAROK!

Figyelem! 0sszetarthatunk? Tudjuke hogy
pogarmesternek? kerjuk
eklsmereere Ne tevedjen ezutal Gondojon
koteiesseget kel teJesiteni Legyen saa
hagya hogy masok vezessek Tudja, hogy csinaon
valasztas napan.
Ha egy j6 embert akar, ak la
endes banasmodban rezesuni
akkor Dr. POREMBSKLre
Mi ismerjdk OF. o egjobb jelo palyazk
Youngstown torteneteben
garmeser alasra lit akalom, hogy megmutassuk az
erOnket..
Ne hagyja magat becsapatni avval eotek.
AT mondJak nekik senki
Osszekoteesben
viszonyok urakodJanak Egy oreg kutyat ehet
Youngstown utcain gyakoriak rablasok es gylkossa-
gok A korhazak tele balesetek adozata
val Els mndig t0bb es t0bb
hzetn, mi lie akaruk IA Washingoni
kOrmannya egyItmuk0dve POREMBSKI munkat aha,r14
szerezn Youngstown nepenek munkan4ku-
liseget Segi silk DR.. POREMBSKt es segi mi ratunk
Gyernk mndnyajan teernkre 9 ba
ratunkra: DR.. POREMBSKIre ss4s141
POREMBSKTT POLGARMESTERNEK
MAGYAR BIzOrTsAG
William $. Csiss Magdics Wilma, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
Az ELN0K
KENYTELEN VOLT

a klilpolitikanak szentelni az
els6 napokat, miota visszatert
Westinghouse S legel6szor is
a Liga atirataval foglalkozott,
amely kozos akciora keri EFT
az orszagot. ~
Kulugyminiszteriink, - ma
gyon helyesen - kinyilatkoz-
tatta, hogy az Egyesiilt Ala
mok polgarsaga rokonszenvez
a Ligaval es azokkal a torek-
vesekkel, amelyek a haborut
szeretnek meggatolni, de mem
ker a k0z0s akciobol,
Valoszinu azonban, hogy az
eln0k a kiviteli tilalom liszta-
lara fogja ugyanazokat a
nyersanyagokat helyezni, anne.
lyekt6l a Liga tagjai Olaszor-
szagot elsejet6l kezdve elzar.
jak.
Ez esetben ugyan a Ligato]
teljesen ftiggetlenjil fogunk ell
jarni, de megis k0vetjiik a
nemzetek kollektiv eljarasat s
nem vadolhatnak benniinket
azzal, hogy a liga tagiainak a
hvitelet, illetve a piacat akar.
juk elkaparintani riiagunknak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31

mem a kiilf0ldre val6 k0lcs0n-
zest IS ujra emlegetni kezdik
s ezuttal Mexicoban akarnak
nagyobb befekteteseket eszk0-
zOlni. r. I ..
ARA is keszen allnak, hogy
a varhato epiilet-boomot fl
nanszirozzak, bar megszakad a
sziviik, hogy mem tudnak var
nj a dologgal a viszonyok
meg a valasztasok el6tt javul-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
A MUNKA FR0NTJAN
ERDEkES

ujsagok vannak, ha a hire
ket az ember figyelmesen at
nezi.
Minden jel AIT mutatja,
hogy az NRA alatt olyan lei
kesen megszervezett kompania
juniok fellazadnak es Onall0-
Sitjak magukat a tarsasagok
befolyasa alol.
ElOSZOr az aceltruszt sheet
departmentjenek a munkasai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20

still too strong in the American mind"
Tibbett told me. THE record Of our
progress-the history of our fortune
making-has been almost fictional in
its color and unbelievable speed.
We've forgotten that nation can
not live in today; we've forgotten some
Of the things our forefathers suffered
for. They we're thinking Of us, today.
We must turn our minds to an America
that will survive and be supreme when
we are dust. We're not nation OF
cutters, and I hate to see us become
nation of complainers.
Pictures from now on must be
made with an idea of leaving some
thing fine and of building something
finer in an art which must survive if
only for the reason that it is available
to every one. No singer, no author, no
painter or sculptor would ever arrive
at mature technique in his complex
and difficult field if he did not have
the sure knowledge Of the survival Of
his particular art form
las a believer in America. I am
content to pay the tax required o.
Americans; as a believer in art. !
know that all forms Of art must be
made with the sense of time and his
tory behind them. We can write gela-
tin history for another generation
And we will, since some of our lead
ing executives are voicing this under
standing of a medium which has end
less capacities as yet untouched
Copyright. 1898. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20

complaint; it is less than the tax levy.
Of either Great Britain or of France,
but those peoples realize the importance
of survival by their nations as mosaics
in the vast historic pattern, and this
realization keeps them from making
the loud complaints Americans are
guilty of at present"
Lawrence Tibbett-a man whose
yearly income makes this statement a
thing of importance-thus voiced his
opinion of things as they are in Amer
lea today and of things as they ought
to be. Scarcely day passes but some
soap-bo orator whose sum total Of in
come doesn't rate the filling of a tax
blank, shouts the opposite sentiments.
They become matters of colossal i'm
portance in the mouth of man whose
yearly earnings hit high mark.
Tibbett is as Enthusiastically
American as was Will Rogers. He has
sung American songs, specialized in q
good United States accent, glorying In
it, and has stressed the works Of Amer
lean composers on his programs when
ever possible. But he feels that this
young country, still in a state of f1ux,
needs at present serious sense OF time
and history which the gold-rush meth
DDS of today are not fostering.
THE cleanup and get out idea Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
BUSY DAY,

REING sworn In as new Repub-
lican Representative in the middle
of the New Deal era was a pretty try
ing experience to Rhode Islands
Charles Risk.
Standing up to take the oath while
Republicans cheered and applauded
with vigor and even Democrats gave
him a polite hand" was enough to
make the Representative nervous, but
he had started the day with an up
setting experience that had no small
part in his slightly "jittery' condition.
Having been a resident Of Washing
ton once before and knowing its Sum
mer climate, Risk felt called upon to
don his best white linen ensemble for
the inaugural affair. Arriving in
Washington on Sunday after a busy
two weeks since his election, he sent
the white suit out to be cleaned and
pressed. AS Monday morning wore on
and it was still out being cleaned and
pressed" he had visions of having to
appear in the costume Of a New Eng
lander. something entirely different,
on hot Washington day. After a
telephone call, backed by congressional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20

a little number that broke the hearts
of everybody connected with it.
When Freddie Bartholomew goes
to David Selznicks United Artists
unit to play Little Lord Fauntleroy"
M-G-M will get George Cukor in
exchange to direct Norma Shearer
in Romeo and Juliet"
Fredric March comes out from be-
hind the whiskers, doublets and
swords for the first time in a year
in Dark Angel" recently made for
Samuel Goldwyn. Says he hasn't
been allowed even to get a decent
haircut since Good Dame" more
than a year ago.
Ruth Etting has announced she will
retire after completing a series Of
four shorts for R-K-O-Radio Pictures.
Whether the retirement pertains only
to film work, or includes radio and
legitimate engagements, our informant
doesn't say.
Sir Guy Standing, who has the lead
in Annapolis Farewell" is one of the
pioneer air pilots of the world today.
He learned to fly an old Farman
pusher plane in 1910, but quit Just
in time Within three years after the
class of student pilots broke up and
went about the business of flying he
was the only one alive!
Wesley Ruggles didn't like the way
Herbert Marshall handled billiard
cue in Accent on Youth" so ne gave
him lessons at night. (Wanta playa
The Department of Commerce sub
mits sort of chip-on- the shoulder
report proclaiming that it knows
just how many feature films were
produced in Sweden last year, how
many probably will be produced this
year and the name of the biggest pro-
Queer. 1t also has some inside dope
on the number of pictures censored
in Czechoslovakia in June, 1885. These
fascinating facts are, respectively:
Twenty last year, 40 this year, Aktb.
Svensk Filmindustri, and (Czechoslo-
vadan Department. 46. In the Bal
kans they make more dramas than
comedies and still turn out a few
silent news reels. There is no men,
ton OF Carlo anywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

PaIace-"China Seas" at II am,
los, 3:l5, 5:25, 1885 and GAS pm.
Earle-"Page Miss Glory" at 1926
am, l:l0, 4, SIS and GAS pm. Stage
shows at 1920, $40. sos and
8:55 pm.
Loew's Fox-"Every Night at Eight,
at II am, 1885, 4:30. 725 and $50
pm. Stage shows at 12:45, $40,
6 IS and 9:05 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"The SO Steps" at
1855 am, 1:55, 1855, SIS, 7:55 and
9:55 pm.
MetropoIitan-"The Black Room, ="
at 11:1o am. 1855, 2:40, 4:25, $40,
8 and Gas pm.
CoIumbia-"Curly Top at 11:55
am. 1:55. 3:55. SIS, 7:55 and
$50 pm.
TivoIi-'E scapade," at 2, $50, $40,
7:35 and $50 pm.
Ambassador-"Pag Miss Glory" at
Sis, sos and $50 pm.
Roadside Rockville Pike)-"Mur-
der in the Red Barn." at $50 pm.
Sylvan Theater (Outdoors. Monu-
ment slope)-"Romeo and Juliet" at
TAO pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
MURDER IN RED BARN"
GROWS IN POPULARITY
THE Roadsiders certainly are doing

THE RoadSiders certainly are doing
right by Murder in the Red
Barn." sly anonymity in blood and
thunder. upon which they last year
rose to heights and which now Is in
the second week of this years return
engagement.
The lusty old melodrama Is even
better this year-at least, it seemed so
last night-than last, when it became
the talk Of the town. 1t is staged
much more effectively. not because
any more effort has been applied this
year, but because better facilities are
available. Edith Allen has done some
grand work on the scenery, which
reaches high point in Eugene Kres-
sins simply effective prison scene.
The cast, too, collectively and in
divldually, does as workmanlike a Job
as has been done on a Roadside stage.
Gene KreSSin, the towns oiliest.
best-known and most-hissed villain. Is
excellent, particularly when he takes
that prison scene in his teeth and
wrings everything out of it there ever
was in it. Harold Stepler Is another
who goes about his tasks with a GER
tain degree Of finesSe.
Gail Dennis will provide the sur
prise of the evening, if you remember
her in ITO Die at Dawn" In that
looney affair she was good, but she
was just "the best gal In Kentucky"
or something, and not true Roadside
melodrama heroine. Now, in Muir.
der" she sets to work and leaves little
room for improvement. Gail now has
1ree-Wheeling, or whatever that melo-
drama glide is called; the raptu;cus
vacant gaze into space, and above all.
she goes into the spirit of things.
Janet Coon and William Phillips get
IN some effective bucolic buf1oonery.
Thomas Cahill plays as automatically
as you have come to expect of MIN. as
the father of the unhappy and
wronged lass, and the others in the
cast uphold all Roadside traditions.
Above all, dent miss the entr'acte.
Miss Dennis, Miss Coon, Mr.. Kressin
and John Edwards will tear your very
heart-strings asunder with their I'M
equaled caroling of that sad ditty
known as She Is More to Be Pitied
IMAM Censured." H. M.
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HAPPY DAYS.

PEN AULT, dean of Washington's
taxi drivers, who was jehu before
he was hacker. and was wheeling
hack before nine-tenths Of today's
taximen knew a fiywheel from a mon
key wrench. has gone the way Of all
flush"
Last week or so he came into
rather tidy bit Of pocket money by
way of a forgotten relative. The sue
den prosperity. for the present, at
least, has gone straight to his pocket
and is, among his better-know
cronies. converting him into sport"
On Sundays, now, it seems, Ben
must go fishing down the bay. down
the bay, furthermore, where the
President fishes. In the quarter of a
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previously been weighed out in To-
pound bags. He wasn't going to take
any chances of being "shortweiehed.
Thus it was the annoyed clerks pre-
pared their revenge.
The next time the patron demanded
that his 10 pounds Of potatoes be re-
weighed, the scales showed 80
pounds. and the disgruntled customer
had to watch while the groceryman re-
moved 2 pounds of potatoes. one by
one.
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u. S. Must Realize Role
In Future, Tibbett Says
Realization of Obligation to Country Makes
Him Glad to Pay Tax, Noted Bari
tone Declares.
BY MOLLrE MERRICK.

oLLYWooD August 20 NAMAoAs americans we are living too
- thinking America
planning
completely
a throughout
me am content to nav the required pnday without
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LiIHI HOUS q n Z EfING.
TDo local colleoidns evidently
beliepe in the literal meaning OF
light Housekeeping" They moUed
into furnished apartment on
Connecticut avenue the other day.
and their pdrdpherndiid consisted
OF eight suits, ten hat bores and
q mop.
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Washington Wayside
Random Observations of Interesting
Events and Things.

influence, the suit showed up and the
new Representative dashed for the
Capitol in time to meet lot of poll
ticians, have his picture taken and do
few other things before the big
show.
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Actor Puts Coward Role
Among. Popular Figures
Lewis Stone in China Seas, Gets Singular
Laurels-Academy Class at Sea
Film Here
Film Here.
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS, y

is generally believed around HOLLYWOOD that any ACTOR
boxofhce suicide bit of good ainy fine
the that
deep dhonor and deSpsed
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SPORTSMAN.

SPORTSMAN
When it comes to horsefeSh.
Representative William J. Gran
field. Democrat, OF Massachusetts
formerly big-ledgue base ball
player, knoUs the fine points.
Born a poor boy uho worked in a
railroad shop. Granfeld noU Gums
ttCo noted ShotD horses Which he
exhibits at all the important
meets. Nth his daughter and son,
Eleanor and Bill, Jr, doing the
riding. He has just built special
display room in his beautiful es-
tate for the cups and ribbons they
hare iron during the past three
years