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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05

ink soraiban is es barmennyi-
re is bevalt Verhovay "celra' a
darab, a tarsulat gondokkal
kiizd De, mint a jelentesekbol
tudjuk, a turne megis kifogas-
talan rendben es igazan szen-
zacios MORALS sikerrel megy
el6re. Es nekiink 6szinten faj-
dalmas erzest okoz az, hogy a
Verhovaystakat is befolyasolni
tudtak a ragalmaz6k es hogy
derek szineszeink Verhovay
reszr6l mem kapjak meg AIT a
tamogatast, amit megerde-
melnek.
A kulturmergezes tehat 81
kerult Endrei Jen6nek. Egye-
bet azonban mem fog elerni.
Ahol mar lattak "A nagy 0rok-
seget", oft tudjak, hogy a
szinhazi k0rut igazan minden
tiszteletet es erdekl6dest meg
erdemel. Hisziink abban, hogy
a mi nemes szandekaink es a
szerz6, meg a szineszek k0z0s
kiizdelme hamarosan legy6zi a
ragalmazok gonosz aknamun-
kajat.
Mi minden esetre iogtana-
csosunknak adtuk at az ugyet
hogy amennyiben volna moo
Endrei Jeno biinos miiveleteit
megtorolni, ezt az eljarast sir.
g6sen inditsa meg.
Teljes tisztelettel:
Verhovay Segely Egyle1
K0sponti Hivatala.
Bencse, KIP. titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
APR0SACOK

Az osztrak kormany allitolag
azert tiltotta be Stefanianak, a
nehai Rudolf tron0r0kosnenek
a k0nyvet, inert az az elhunyt
nemi kilengeseir6l nagyon
6szinten szamolt be. A Habs-
burg haznak volt tobb hasonlo
botranya, az osztrak kormany
feleslegesnek tartotta ezeket
k0z-szajra helyezni. A k0nyv
szerint a kiraly tudott az on
gyilkossagi szandekarol.
A legt0bb mexicoi allamban
meg van szabva, hogy hany le-
lekszam utan adnak engedelyt
a muk0desre egy-egy katholi-
kus lelkesznek.
Vera Cruz allamban egyalta-
Ian el vannak tiltva a papok
ugy az Istentisztelet megtarta-
satol, mint a Sacramentumok
kiszolgaltatasatol, aki a tor
venyt athagja, AIT az allan ell
lensegenek tekintik.
);
A ka-miniszterium je-
lentese szerint minden depart
ment uzlet "chiZliroZ", inert al
MIRA feld0ntese utan a munka-
bereket valamilyen formaban
azonnal mindenutt levagtak. ]
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
Igen tiSztelt SzerkeSZtO ur:


Endrei Jen6 lapja, november
15-iki szamaban lelkiismeretlen
tamadast intez a Verhovay k0z-
pont ellen, "A Macy orokseg"
k0rutjaval kapcsolatban. A
cikk celia az, hogy Endrei, a
legvak1ner6bb ragalmak elhin-
tesevel tonkretegye a szinhazi
korut sikeret es hogy Verho-
way Egylet tagjait a kozponti
tisztikar ellen uszitsa.
Kerjuk tehat Szerkeszt6 urat
ARA, hogy a k0z0nseg helyes
tajekoztatasa celjabol szives-
kedjek alabbi megallapitasain-
kat siirg6sen k0zetenni:
l. Endrei cikkenek egyet-
len szava sem fedi a valosagot,
s6t mindent szandekosan ferdit
el, hogy megmergezze a szinha-
ri korut kutjait.
2. A Observation-Disclosures
lat" k0riil, ahogy Endrei newell
"A Macy 0r0kseg" tarsulatat,
nincsenek semmifele botra-
nyok.
3. A tarsulat mem a Verho-
way k0ltsegen utazik es sem
Kiraly Emo, sem Tarn6cy Ar
pad mem kapott 100000
dollaros honorariumot. Legke-
vesbe igaz tehat, hogy a Yer
hovay kozpont 10000 dollart
szavazott meg a k0rut koltse-
geire.
A pontos valosag ez:
A Verhovay felszazados ju-
bileumat unnepli 1936-ban. Eel
kellett ra keszllnunk. Els6sor-
ban nekunk, a k0zponti tiszti-
karnak kellett gondoskodni i'm
nepi esemenyekr6l. Ilyennek
szantuk a szinhazi k0rutat is
jol tudva AIT, hogy sehol mem
lehet hatasosabban beszelni az
egylet jelent6segeir6l es celjai'
r6l, mint a szinpadon.
A palyamuvek k0zul Tarno'
cy Arpad szinmivet "A Macy
0rokseg"-et talaltuk legjobb.
max es neki iteltiik oda &
SZAZDOLLAROS palyadijat
Ennyit kapott a darabert. EgJ
centtel sem t0bbet.
De a darabot termeszeteser
elo is kellett adm. Tarnocyt
kertiik fel ARA, hogy alkalmas
szakemberrel targyaljon. 8 XII
rally Ernot valasztotta XII ere
NagyOn nelyeSen.
A minden tekintetben erte
kes amerikai-magyar darabot
tehat Kiraly Emo tarsulats
mutatja be, a Verhovay Segely
Egylet minden rendelkezesere
allo ERK0LCSI TAMOGATA.
SA MELLETT.
Biztunk abban, hogy az eel
SO amerikai magyar darabo1
olyan lelkesedessel fogja TO
gadni nemcsak a Verhovay
Egylet tagsaga, de az egesz
amerikai magyarsag is, hogy q
ket kitiin6 miivesz megis csak
lilo honorariumot fog kapni a
k0rutbol.
Azonban mem ICY t0rtent. A
gonosz szandeku emberek ell
hintettek a ragalmakat lagja-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05

furcSa mOdOr.
FL, hat NIT sajnalgatsz,
azert mem vagyok meg a sir
ban.
Muki kezzel-labbal protes-
talt.
- Ments listen, hiszen mem
sajnalom en-, edes kedves ba-
tyam.
- De sajnalsz, makacs-
kodott az Greg. = Akarom tud-
nj, hogy mi sajnalni valot ta-
lalsz rattan?
Semmit, - er6sk0d0tt
Muki, - listen uccse mem sal
nallak, csak meg vagyok hat
va.
- Mit6l, te?
Mukinak egyszeribe meg
eredt a szava.
- Annyit jatszottam eyer
mekkoromban itt:: ebben a
kertben, a gyiim0lcs0s padla-
son, a halastonal es (hozzata-
maszkodott a nagy csaladi asz-
talhoz) e k0rll a jo ven butor
k0riil Mem tehetek rola. most,
hogy a hangodat hallom, visz-
szakerezkednek regi kedves
emlekeim a szivem k0zepebe es
- bizonyisten sirnek, ha mem
r0stellenem.
Csak sirj, 0csecskem =
biztatta az Greg, most mar
megnyugodva, = a kony mem
szegyen es k0nnyit a lelken.
Es elbeszelte eletenek egy par
RESERVES esetet, amikor nekie
is sirnia kellett.
A siras igaz volt, inert a sir
hatnamsag is hozzatartozik a
felvideki urak termeszetrajza-
hoz, de az esetek mar k0ltve
voltak. Mem volt az Greg Me-
nyusnak eleteben egyetlen
olyan RESERVES esete sem, ami
komoly ok lett volna a sirasra.
Ha sirt, minden kuls6 befolyas
nelkul sirt, szabadon, mint a
milyen szabadon a fiilemile
csattog: a szive szavara. Csupa
passziobol felzaklatta idegeit,
elsajnalgatta magat, minden
ok nelkiil, kilonosen, ha ma
gyon unatkozott.
=. Muki, hiaba biztatta a
nagybatyja, mem k0vette a ta-
nacsot. Inkabb nenje felol
kerdez6sk0d0tt.
- Az most beteg, = allitot-
ia az 0reg Menyus, semmi
esetre Sc fog kij0nni.
Es ebben a pillanatban be-
nyitott a neni.
Muki eleje szaladt es kezet
csokolt neki. A neni nagyot
sohajtott meg0lelte 0ccset
sz6tlanul, mint a sorsuld0z0t-
tex, akik mem tudnak mar
0rilni a legnagyobb 0r0m0k-
mex sc.
- Igen beteg szegeny Zsofi,
= magyarazta XII Menyus ba-
csi a felesege sohajat es ne
masagat.
Jol tette, hogy ICY magya-
razta, ha a meggy6zodese ell
lenere is, inert egyszeribe ell
apadt az Greg asszonyka k0ny-
forrasa, hogy a legnagyobb
Observation-Disclosures adjon he
lyet.
- En- beteg? - hapogta ell
fojtott indulattal. = Holman
veszed, edes Menyuskam, hogy
beteg vagyok? Mines nekem ~
allitOtta, Semmi bajOm,
csak, ah, szerencsetlen vagyok.
Hisz az a legnagyobb be-
tegseg, - allitotta Menyus ba-
csi. - Inkabb odaadnam a
kisujjamat, csak szerencsetlen
ne legyek soha -.
nyen modorban folyt a tar
salgas. Lefetyeltek, lotyogak
az 0regek, egyetlen szavukat
sem vettek komolyan. FIa fe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
(Folytatas)

Igazat n,ondott. Altalaban
metuzsaleu1l kort ertek el az
Ugorok. Szivos faj voltak XII
lonben is es roppantul vigyaz-
TAX az egeszsegiihe. Mem kop-
tattak munkAval a testiiket, sc
gonddal a lelkiiket. Csak click
egyenes vonalban, mem nezven
Sc jobbra, Sc balra es igen sok
etelt es penzt fcgyasztottak.
Mindaddig, amig az anyaf0ld
(azaz az 6si birtok) ingadozni
mem kezdett a talpuk alatt.
Akkor megijedtek es 0sszehuz-
tax magukat, ahelyett, hogy
jovedelmuk szaporitasan jar
tattak volna eszuket. Kikoplal..
TAX - mint mondani szokas,
- a halado kor veszdelmeit.
Ilyenkor, ha mem is gyara-
podtak az Ugorok anyagilag,
de mem is fogyhattak. Eletik
els6 felet eldaridoztak mindk0-
zonsegesen, fenyes hazat es
teliver lovakat tartottak, inert
gog0sek voltak, mint a rozmar,
mask felet meg a darid6k foly-
tan megbillent penziigyi egyen-
suly szanalasara forditottak.
MegszelidUltek, igas lovon jar
tax, harom evig viseltek egy
ruhat, SGT elfelejtettk mosa-
kodni is mindaddig, anig XII
mem fizettek 0sszes adossagai-
kat. S miutan addig eltek az
Ugorok, ameddig akartak, 0r0-
k0seikre t0bbnyire tehermentes
birtokot, SGT egy kis penzt is
hagytak. Eek utan batran folly
tathattak az uri tempot, folly
tattak is, hogy valahogy el ne
kall6djek az Ugorok mindun-
talan megszakitott nimbusza.
Ilyenforman nagy cavalier
volt valamennyi fatal igor es
nagy reparag6 valamennyi
Greg. Menyus ur is. Bar 6 vala-
mivel kevesbe, mint vele egy-
koracsu el0dei es oldalagi ro-
konai. Neki mem engedte meg
a leanya, hogy haijal apolja a
bagaria csizmajat, inert tartott
az orrara. A zsamiskaval sem
erte be Agnes, inert tartott a
gyomrara. SGT uri fogat is kel-
lett a franya leanynak, mas is,
inert a rangjara tartott. Es XII
is csikart maganak mindent,
amt akart. SZiilei mem mertek
vele szembehelyezkedni. Mert
energia volt benne. azokban
meg semmi. Sc. Mem volt jelle-
milk. Az Greg asszony martir-
max vallotta magat, egesz nap
jajgatott, az Greg ur meg prezs-
mitalt es morgott. Mikor mem
morgott, hazudott. De az Greg
asszony is hazudott, mikor mem
jajgatott. Olyan csuda hazas-
par volt, mem tudott az egyenes
uton haladni, valtig kerilgette
egymast es az igazsagot. Mem
is koccantak 0ssze soha, inert
a d0nt6 pillanatban belebujtak
a kepmutatas es hazugsagok
utveszt6jebe.
Egy $40 mint szaz, totok
voltak Ugorek. Ojtott t6tok.
Immar hatszaz ev ota, hogy ne
messeget szerzett a csaladjuk,
tagjai verzettek is a hazaert
becsilettel, de a faji kvalita-
saik leglenyegesebb jegyei: a
ketsziniseg es sunyisag, mem
tudott r6luk lekopni. Agnes
talan egymaga volt kivetel a
hires ia hajtasai k0z0tt.
Menyus bacsi, miutan XII
keseregte magat a halal ellen,
vegre sz6hoz engedte jutni az
0ccset is.
No, 0csecskem, most mar
beszelj te is.
Szegeny Mukiban keves volt
a $40, kiil0n0sen, ha kalimpalt
alatta a seek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05

VlQekl leVegOCOl, cSaK amulL-
bamult a ven gyerekeken. Sc
hogy Sc tudta megerteni, hogy
miert bolondoznak egymassal,
amikor lehetnenek okosak es
komolyak is. Hisz az sokkal
k0nyebb.
Mem. tudta Muki, mennyire
ragad6s a rossz szokas. S hogy
id6vel kedvesse, SGT bajossa
valhatik az tires locsogas is,
affele jatszi incselkedes szinet
veszi fel annak a szemeben,
akinek mem ambicioja, hogy
edzze a jellemet.
Bizonyos: a jellelnakroba
er6lk0deseben van valami visz-
szataszit6 nagykepuseg vi
szont demokratoszi b0lcsesseg
rejlik abban, hogy az ember
komolyan ne vegye Sc magat,
sem embertarsait. Hanem per-
sze szuletni kell ere is. Mert
a kemeny ember mem fog ma.
gab6l bolondot uzni soha.
Am Muki baro minden volt,
cSak nem kemenV Volt nemi
jelleme, de csak olyan puha,
mint a kocsonya. Ha megnyom-
TAX, rezgett, ha rafujtak, akkor
is rezgett. Hat Menyus bacsi
megnyomta. Zsofi neni meg
megfujta S harmadnapra mar
8 is megtanult fillenteni. Ia
Ian maga Sc tudta, de ugy ha-
zudott es kertelt, mint a zapor-
ESQ.
A bacsiek igen inegszerettek
erte S mar-mar terveket kom-
binaltak a megragasztasara
Hisz ugy paszolt volna nekik
vonek! Igaz ugyan, hogy Ell
volt adosodva, de Ok meg mar
abban a korban voltak, amely-
ben az Ugoroknak mem szokott
adossaguk lenni. Segithettel
volna Mukin -. Aztan Agnes.
mex is oft volt az otvenezer TO.
rintja. Egyszoval, veltek az
oregek, alighanem meg lehetne
a Muki vagyonat menteni, xii.
l0n0sen ha olyan kezekbe ke.
rul, mint az Agnesei =.
Icy szottek az oregek alb.
randjaik fonalabol a hal6t
Muki szamara, vagyis ellene
Inkabb a szamara, inert hi.
szen, vallottak bacsiek, ha mem
fogatja meg magat, el6bb.
utobb az adosok b0rt0nebe ke-
rlil -. Tudtak, hogy ma mar
mines is effele b0rt0n, de azert
csak ICY mondtak, inert volt
valaha es inert jobban paszolt
volna nekik, ha ma is lenne
Akkor, veltek, egesz biztos len
ne, hogy elsuthetik vegre Ag-
nest. Mar pedig az volt az &
egyeduli eletceljuk. Szerettek
volna vegre-valahara megpi-
henni, holott a lesny mindun-
talan tuzes csovakat hajigalt
magabol; apjat, inert folyton
duruzsolt es 0r0kke elni akart.
Egysz6val megzavarta sziiloi
artatlan kedvteleseit :.
Leanyuk elsikkasztasa ker-
deseben elejet6l fogva 0sszetar-
tottak az 0regek S ez az egyutt
erzes volt az egyediili kapocs,
amely negvenket evi frigyik-
b0l erkolcsi k0teleket, ethikai
ertelemben vett hazassagot
csinalt. Mert egyebkent szet-
fele huztak minden vonalon...
Az Greg par remenykedeset
nagyban taplalta az a k0ril-
meny, hogy Agnes egesz nap
sulve-f0ve volt Mukival. Ebb6l
XII lehetett kombinalniok, hogy
8 is komolyan palyazik rea ).
Kul0nben miert ragadta volna
minduntalan magaval a kert-
be?... OFT suttogott, butogott
vele reggelt6l estig, neha We
szekedett is, dehat, mint
mondjak, a szerelemhez az is
hozzatartozik.
The Washington times., 1935-01-07

Miss Cow was submitted to
a vigorous cross-examination
by Edward j. Reilly, the big,
bluff, chief counsel for the de-
fense. He did not spare her.
She answered all his questions
candid1v
The Washington times., 1935-01-07

Justice Trenchard declared .
brief recess, and at 1907 she went
back on the stand for further
cross examination by the persistent
Mr.. Reilly.
The chief defense counsel want
ed to know if she had written to
young men in Detroit. She had,
but kept no sustained Correspond
ence. In questioning previous wit
nesses, Mr.. Reilly has drawn the
notorious Purple Gang" of De-
troit into the testimony. But he
soon dropped this angle and in
terrogated Miss Cow about her
friend, Henry Red" Johnson.
Miss Cow, admitted she had
gone out with Red" Johnson fire.
quently. She said johnson is now
in Norway.
Mr.. Reilly wanted to know how
much her trip from Scotland to
this country to testify against
Hauptmann was costing. She re-
piled it was costing the State Of
New Jersey $65O-that this sum
was sent to her by Col. H. Norman
Schwarzkopf, head of the New
Jersey State police. She could not
afford to pay for the trip herself.
The Washington times., 1935-01-07
Budget Message
Highlights
BY International News Service

Outstanding features of President Roosevelfs 1886
budget subr1Stted to Congress today we're:
Estimated expenditures for the year ending June &c. 1885,
6O9 including 475 for recovery and relief
for 1885, $858 O26 with 1852 for recovery and
relief.
Mr. Roosevelt requested nearly four billion dollars to be
disbursd under his direction furnish work for the
poyed the need for Executive contro Of the budget
emphasized
Work relief recommended substitution for direct
relief or the dole.
The transfer of $9OOOOOOOO in unobgad funds already
available for direct relief regarded essential meet
conditions existing the next six months before the work
relief program can be put into effect.
The President hopeful Of tax increase unless Congress
makes appropriations that not recommended in the
budget. The soldiers bonus went unmentioned.
Renactment of "a special which expire under present
law June and July 1885, which the rates reduced
recommended These evies estimated to yield $3
100000 in the fiscal year 1886.
Under the Presidents plan there will initiation under
the 1886 budget
The 1886 budget is balancd except to expenditures to
give work to the unemployed.
The deficit for 1886 estimated at $4528, ,508970 COM
pared with $869 8338 in 1885 and OBS in 1884
There will be 'oans and grants" to States just
loans"
The Washington times., 1935-01-07
Miss Cows Testimony
j *AtHauptrnann Trial

Q.-Now, until II o'clock in the
morning Of March /, 1882, you
had no expectation of going to
Hopewell at all that day? A.-Not
that day, no.
Q.-And finally when the call
did come you arranged and did
depart for Hopewell? Al did.
Q.-What time did you arrive
at Hopewell? A.-About 1:20.
Q.-And when you got there
had you already had your lunch?
A.-No.
Odd you then have your
lunch? Al did.
Q.-About what time did you
finish your lunch, Miss Cow?
A.-Well, I should say about 2
o'clock.
Q.-And after that will you
please recount for us just those
things that you recollect as hav-
ing heard so far as you know, for
the rest of the day until we get to
about 10 o'clock?. About 2::30
I went upstairs to the baby's
nursery, Mrs. Lindbergh accom-
panied me. The baby had awak-
ened. We took him up from his
nap and into the bathroom. I
started to dress him. His cold
seemed to be much better. Mrs.
Lindbergh left me dressing him
Continued on Page 4, Col. s.
The Washington times., 1935-01-07
j. s. BUDGET.
PLACED At
8 BILLIONS
Books Balance Except for Aid
to Idle, Needy, President
Says in Message
BY EARL GOODWIN

President Roosevelt transmitted
to Congress today a budget for
the expenses of the next fiscal
year, beginning July /, 1885, to-
falling $s,52O.41S,6os, of which
practically half, or $4,582,011,-
475, is for recovery and relief
under the Presidents new plan
of putting the relief army to
work.
It is q total figure practically
the same as will be spent in the
current year and is approx
mately 1,4OO million dollars
more than for the 1884 fiscal
year. +
It is a budget aimed at solving
the problem Of the poor and
destitute rather than at balanc-
ing the books. Although the
Presidents budget message de-
clares that the program will not
tax the national credit, there is
only a slight gesture made in
the direction of a balanced bud
get.
Purpose Made Plain
President Roosevelt made his
purpose clear beyond a shadow
of a doubt at his press confer
ence Saturday, where he was
pressed time and time again for
an answer as to when the ex'
traordinary relief and other New
Deal expenditures would give way
to a budget balancing policy.
The President told his ques'
TONERS that the hungry would
be fed first. In other words,
when the depression ends, or local
charity can and will take care
of the 100000 families on re-
lief, the balancing act will start.
The budget does not take into
consideration the immediate cash
payment Of the bonus, nor of the
restoration of the 5 per cent re.
mainder of Federal salaries as OF
January / of this year. Naturally
being a budget for the next fiscal
year, following the Presidents S
(Continued on Page ~, Col. y
The Washington times., 1935-01-07

Following is the stenogrGphic
record of the testimony given to-
day BY Betty GoD. former nurse
OF the murdered Lindbergh baby,
in the trial OF Bruno HGuptmGnn.
Direct examination by Attor-
ney General Wilentz:
Q-You are now residing in
Scotland, are you not? Al
am now residing in Englewood,
New Jersey.
Dwell, you are visiting
EngleWood? Ayes.
Q.-You are living in Scot
land? Ayes.
Q-On March /, 1882. you
were in the employ Of whom?
A.-Col. Charles A. Lindbergh.
Q.-And you had been in the
colonel's employ how long? A
Since February IS, 1881.
Q.-Now prior to February,
1881, where had you been en-
ployed? A.-Prior to that was
employed with Mrs. Sullivan, Of
GlenWood Road, Englewood.
Q-How long have you worked
for Mrs. Sullivan in Englewood?
A.-Six months.
Q.-Now prior to that where
were you employed. Miss Cow?
A.-Prior to that I was in De-
troit. Mich,
The Washington times., 1935-01-07
Budget Text
In Full
= The tert of the Presidents
budget message to Congress tol-
IoUS:

HG GCLL " LILG EICSEUCHL
budget message to Congress fol-
loWS:
TO THE CONGRESS:
The budget of the United
States Government for the fis-
cal year ending June 80, 1896,
of which this message is def
initely a part, is transmitted
herewith for your consideration.
It deals principally with the
moneys carried in the general
and special accounts Of the
Government, which constitute
the great bulk of the general
fund, as this fund is shown on
the first page of the daily
Treasury statement. The re-
mainder Of the general fund
consists mainly of. moneys car
ried in trust accounts, which
are not strictly Government
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Bad d.Cold Keeps
The President
From Office
Iy international News Service

BY International News Service
President Roosevelt remained
away from the executive offices
today, nursing a cold contracted
during his trip to the Capitol
Friday.
He planned to transact some
business, however, in his study.
He was scheduled to discuss with
Secretary of Labor Perkins late
today details on the social Sc.
curity program, which probably
will be presented to Congress
later in the week.
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a MILLIONS
ASKED FOR
DISTRICT
Local Funds, Pared to Bone,
Provide Only for Bare
Existence of City

The Bureau of the Budget al
lows merely for the bare existence
of the District of Columbia in its
fiscal year 1885 according to
figures released at the Capitol TO-
day.
There is practically no allow
ance made for a growing popu'
lation in the provi sions for
schools, public hospitals, charities,
police and fire departments.
Looking over the budgeted SAL
S44,822, provided by the Bureau
for the District of Columbia for
the year ending June 30, 1886, it
is apparent that Uncle Sam looks
on his National Capital as some
thing of q red-headed Stepchild.
Estimates SIashed
District department chiefs eS-
timated they would need $50, $780,.
900 to run the local government
in the next fiscal year; under the
lash Of economy, the District Com
missioners pared this down to $44,'
039,000 by cutting deeply into the
schools and public welfare.
The Bureau of Budget reaches
the penultimate of penuriouSneSs
by reducing the final figure to
SAL ,844, 1922.
OF the $41,844,822 which the
Budget Bureau asks Congress to
appropriate for the upkeep Of the
District, the Government is to
contribute $5,700,0 900, whereas the
District Commissioners asked that
the Federal contribution be So,
$4,000, which is the average
Federal contribution for the ten
years preceding 1885.
Out of the general expenses OF
the District, too, there must come
a milhon-dollar repayment to the
PWA, probably one Of the fastest
returns of this Federal relief
money which was granted within
the past two years for necessary
municipal extensions.
Pay Reservations
The District budget, in keeping
with the entire governmental pic
ture, figures on a restoration OF
the full pay July /, but there is
not a pay raise in the entire Dis
trict government and only hand.
full Of added employees.
The budget ignores the needs OF
a rapidly growing city for more
schools. There is no provision for
single new building and only a
re sufficiency for the continua.
lon of the present school system.
The Board of Education asked for
$14,100,00O, of which nearly $3,'
100000 was for new schools and
new sites; the Commissioners cut
the new school figure to a mere
$4,000, but the Budget Bureau
doesn't allow even that. Schools
and additions already under con-
struction are provided for at the
lowest possible figure.
The Police Department stays
where it is; not one additional DO.
liceman is authorized. The Fire
Depar ment will get a small part
of the new hose for which it has
been fighting, and money for three
new fire wagons, only on the Wig,
orous representation of the Com.
missioners who realized that some
of the District fire apparatus
ought to be in the museum of the
Association of Oldest Inhabitants.
The Budget Bureau recommends
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Severely Grilled

Mr.. Reilly began his cross-exami-
nation of Miss Cow at 11:04 a. m.
after she had been under direct
examination at the hands of At
torney General David T. Wilentz,
the dark-haired, dark-eyed prose
cutor, for almost an hour.
At noon, with the strain telling
on the young and pretty nurse,
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Rogers
Says:

BEVERLY HILLS, CAL, Jan 7.
Well, there wasn't much news
yesterday. 1t was what might
be called a watchful waiting
Sunday. Congress met last
week, but they really didn't
have time to do any damage.
But today the tax payers will
start suffering. The Haupt-
mann case is at the waiting
stage.
Japan ought to come through
with another ultimatum by TO-
morrow. The President is to
send another message to Con
gress today. It's really not .
message, it's a working schedule.
Copyright, 1885, by McNaught
Syndicate Incl
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Mexican Catholics
Enemy Is Lynched

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 7 GN.so.
Mayor Gregorio Chavez Of the
municipality of Carichic, in the
State Of Chihuahua. a supporter Of
the government in it's fight against
the Catholic Church, was lynched
yesterday, the government organ
Ell Nacional reported today.