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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
ARv|zvESzELYBEN
VOLT vAROSUNk
A hirtelen hoolvadas Is ESQ.,
zes csaknem kiarasztotta a
Mahoningot. A gyarak iize-
me veszelyeztetve volt

Amig a mutt heten Pitts
burgh Videken nagy es6zesek
voltak, amelyek borzaszto ar
vizet okoztak, addig ezen a vi
deken ely nagy no esett, hogy
a k0zlekedes teljesen megbe-
nult.
A het elejen pedig hirtelen
olvadas allott be, maid kez-
dett az ESQ esni es az ICY fell
szabadult wick rohantak
Mahoning volgy patakjaiba,
maid folyoba magaba is
Hetfon mar rohamosan emel-
kedett a Shenango es Ma
honing vizszintje es kedden az
ar elontotte az alacsonyabban
fekvo helyeket Warrentol
YoungstoWnig. A Mahoning, d
Republic es Sheet & Tube gya-
rakon folyik keresztiil es ked-
den delutanra a viz mar csak
egy labnyira volt, hogy betor-
jon a Republic telepere. A ma.
gyobb veszely elkerulesere a
gyarvezetoseg ket nagy koho
miikodeset besztintette es le-
cSOkkentette az iizemet a
nyilt acelkohokban is.
A fenyegeto veszelyt meg To-
kozta az is, hogy a Meanden
es.sMilt0n| tavak teljesen meg
| 1telfeK rlagy sinfornegeK
zuduItak q fo1yoba a gatakon
feliil.
Szerdara azonban kideriilt eS
E. viz lassan apadni kezdett ugy
hogy a gyarak ismet felvehet-
TEX az uzenet 73 szazalekos
acelterlneleSsel, ami 1880 ota a
legiobb termelesnek mondhato.
A munkaviszonyok ilyen jo
mederben a moStani kilataSok
szerint juniusig eltarthatnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
A NAGYBIzOTTSAC
CYOLEST TART
Szerdan a SIT. Gyorgy te-
remben. Szoba kerul az
idei Magyar Nap is

A youngstown Magyar Egy-
hazak es Egyletek Nagybizott-
saga szerdan, aprilis elsejen,
este 8 orai kezdettel gyulest
tart a Scent Gyorgy magyar
g0r. kath. gyulestermeben. A
tagok keretnek a pontos meg
jelenesre
Miutan Nemenyi Miklos ell
nok es lapunk szerkesztoje a
kanalis ugyeben valoszinuleg
egesz jovo heten Washington
ban lesz, a gyulest Habodasz
Gustav alelnok fogja vezetni.
A gyules egyik targya a mar
ciusi unnepelyrol szolo besza-
molo lesz. Mint halljuk, az
ajtonal tobb mint 80 dollar
record bevetel volt, ami fe-
dezte az osszes kiadasokat es
meg marad nehany dollar a
penztar iavara.
Ugyancsak szoba kerul maid
az idei Magyar Nap elozetes
megbeszelese is, inert a hely-
rol idoben kell gondoskodni.
Valoszinileg szova teszik a
Pennsylvania es Ohioi magyar
arvizkarosultak javara meg
indult gyiijtest is es sep vol
ma, ha ere a celra a young
Estowni 1aagyarsag is adakozns
la Nagybizottsag utjan. La.
| punk hasabjait szivesen fel.
ajanljuk abban az esetben, hs
a Nagybizottsag nyilvanos
gyijtes5 kivanna rendezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
AZ AMERIKAI
MAGYARSAG

segitseget keri a Nepszava
az arvizsujtotta magyarok sza-
mara es remelheto, hogy ez a
keres meghallgatasra fog ta-
lalni.
Amerika magyarsaga alfalfa
ban nehez sorsban van, Sokat
ma mar mem adhat, de arviz-
sujtotta testvereinkkel meg
kell osztanunk a sajat szegeny-
segInket, ha ait akarjuk, hogy
foldhOz ragadt koldusok ne
maradjanak OrOkre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
WINTERS SZEPITO INTEZEI

A Clemeta Winters Beauty
Shoppe ezentul az vi helyise-
geben 702 City Bank Bldg. lesz
talalhato.
Miss Winters szivesen latja
a magyar n6ket lit is ezen a
legmodernebbil felszerelt in
tezeteben.
Ha husvet vagy barmely
mas alkalomra a legszebben
akar kinezni, akkor keresse fel
Miss Winterst, ahol a legtelje-
sebb megelegedesere lesz XII
szolgalva.
A legujabb hajdiszek, min
tax kivalasztasa utan keszit
allando fodoritasokat (per-
manent Wave) amelyhez a
Frederick Eugene-Tulip-Oi
lesz hasznalva, ezenkivul
ajanlja a Standard haj-huI-
lamozast es a MARCEL Condo
ritest ls0r0m es egyeb szepe-
szeti munkait kedvezmenyes
arakOn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
BORAH KEDvEL|
AMACYARSACOT A
Az idahoi szenator ismeri a
magyar revizios torekveseket
Beszelt a magyarokrol

A mutt heten Youngstown
ban jart William E. Borah,
Idaho allan szenatora, aki az
iden er6sen palyazik a repub-
likanus eln0k jel0ltsegre. Mi
ugyan nem ertunk mindenben
egyet Borah senatorial, de
magyar baratsagat mindig er-
demes felemliteni.
Szerkesztonk, mint a Vim
dicator politikai lap szerkesz-
toje elebe utazott Borahnak
Clevelandba es a vasuton
Youngstownba j0vet, amikor
egyutt ebedeltek, alkalma volt
vele hosszasan elbeszelgetni.
Senki sem mondta a szena-
tornak, hogy magyar vagyok
(ugyan mar regen ismerjuk
egymast) de ez valoszinuleg
eszebe jutott, amikor a neve-
met emlitette.
"Ugy-e bar On magyar?"
- kerdezte tolem. "Jol en-
lekszik a senator ur, mon
dottam a 70, ewes Greg urnak. I"
EN- szeretem a magyarokat
es ezt mem azert mondom,
hogy az On partolasat elnyer-
ljem.- Laknak-e Youngstown
ban magyarok?" Amikor fel-
vilagositottam, hogy Young
I stown IS videken sok ezer ma
I gyar lakik, a szer1ator 1gy
szolt:
"Tanulnanyoztam a magyar
beke es annak reviziojanak az
ugyet. Mondhatom onnek
hogy gyalazatosabban meg
nem bantak ell egy nemzette]
sem, mint a magyarral. A
magyar nepnek teljes igaza
van, alnikcr koveteli a tria-
noni beke riviziojat.
"Azokat a. remek magyar
konyveket, amelyekben a beke
szerzodes kovekezmenyeit leir.
lax (killonosen megemlitette q
Pesti Hirlap angol kiadasat)
atolvastam. Valoban kitunoer
foglaljak ossze a magyar erve
ket es GEEK a teljes meggyozeS
ereievel hatnak. A konyveke'
elhelyeztem Idahoi otthonon
varosanak konyvtaraba. Lehe'
hogy artok magamnak politi
kailag, hogy magyar-barat va
gyok, de ebben csak az igaz
sagot teszem magameva.
Borah YoungstoWnban
Stambaugh Audltorlumba1
tartott tobb mint otnegyedora
beszedet, mintegy 1000 fony
koz0nseg elott. A beszedber
Amerika neutralitasat hang
sulyozta minden europai DO
nyodalomban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26

lott 16 eve Amerikaba es
Cambellbe, a youngstown
Sheet and Tube Co. volt Szor-
galmaS munkaSa.
Temetese kedden, marcus
no 24-en volt a campbelli
gyaszhazbol es a youngstown
SIT. Istvan templombol Fot.
Biro Lorinc plebanos kobe
jottevel a Calvaria temet0be
tOrtent.
Gyaszoljak a szilei: Macy
Jozsef es neje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
MAGYAR PILOTA

Mint a Washington hirek
kozt latjuk egy Szabados L.
Vilmos, 1882 Silliman ST. la
kos ket ewes tanulo pilota en-
gedelyt kapott. Mihelyt ma
gyobb gyakorlata lesz a repu-
lesben megkaphatja a rendes
pilota engedelyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
VERHOVAY lO8.

A Verhovay 108 osztaly be-
teg tagjai: Balazs Ferenc 932
Franklin Ave-, Pasztor Istvan-
ne 319 Pasadena Ave-, Kond-
rath Janos. Williamsfield, Ba-
rany Janos, R. F. D. No. l..
Youngstown, Ambuczko Fe-
rencne 1907 GlenWood Ave.
Turner J6sSef, titkar
lis Manchester Avenue
TelefOn 91O59.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
Macy GYULA MEGHALT

Macy Gyula % ewes, 26
Tremble Ave, Campbell, Ohio
lakos neghalt a Scent Erzse-
bet korhazban, marcus no
19-en szombaton, r0vid bete-
geskedes utan.
Macy Gyula Heves inegyeb6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
Town Topics

The UisitGtion of tremendous
floods in Western Pen1syl-
DG1iu and the Ohio Valley
took many lines, destroyed
much property, made thou
sands homeless and caused
unemployment in the great
steel mills OF the Pittsburgh
and Wheeling districts.
EDen Youngstown protected
to some ertent By Mutton and
Meander dams felt some
effects of a flood this week.
Some Of our plants Tuesday
night were but Withi11 a scant
ta0o feet of the spread of the
zoaters. Operation of some
units had to be suspended.
And lust at this time OF
floods aDe are again discussing
the Lake Erie-OhiO RiDer
canal, aDhich according to the
plans so far published aUould
foreUer Danish the fear OF q
flood i'm this Valley.
Neat Week the U. S. Army
Engineers at Washington Dill
giDe another hearing to the
canal. We are going doaOn to
the hearing and if opportunity
presents itself 1De a0iA tell the
army engineers that the rail-
road propaganda against this
great waterway is untrue.
The railroads sag that the
canal WilI only benefit fen
big steel companies.
In the first place this is not
true, but should be true,
10hateUer brings to the Young
stoaDn district more steel
orders, brings more Uork and
more pay to the steel 1Dorkers
and thereby greater pros
perity to the entire conanau-
Mtg.
We haze an ercellent
chance for the canal 1De haze
to go after 1t.
With these great floods
raging the government aohich
is spending hundreds oJ
millions of dollars for far less
worthy projects in states
Dhich haze not much greater
population than the Young
stoaUn district owes it to the
people of the Beaver, Ma
honing and Shenango Valleys
to do something for them.
Just as an atterthought
n1au 1ue remind our great Hun
garian traternal organizations
as the VerhoDay aOhich has its
headquarters in Pittsburgh IN
the center OF the flood de-
Uastation, that a0e are sure
that scores of our Hungarian
brothers and perhaps Yer
hovay members haze suffered
from the floods.
The helping hand should ot
Immediately extended to theSt
sufferers.
The Verhovay has done
this in the past and De arr
certain that it aOill help again
This is q pOt1t1cGL gear
America is going to elect
president. Much 1Oill depend
ON this election.
The Hungarian Citizen,
Club (the old one) 1Oill hold
tea party Saturday in tn
st. Stephens home. At thu
party the Hungarian-bor'
citizens 1oill probably be abl'
to ,,oot oo,,oo Of the cn1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26

egy felejthetetlen estely emile
kevel gazdagabban, csak haj-
nalban bucsuzott Ell az unne-
pelttol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-26
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 21. FIOK

Beteg tagjaink: Koleszar
Gyorgy, Hegedus Istvanne,
Pasztor Istvanne, Kalapos
Gyorgyne es Mislai Imrene.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelen-
tendo: 81 N. Bruce st. Telefon
62671.
Gober Jdnos, titkar.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
BIRTHS AND DEATHS

} James Moore, 70, sibley Hospital.
Rose e. Hacklsy II, Providence Hos
pital.
Helen M. BOundy, &C. 1913 Third st.
N. W.
Hattie o. Granger. 81, $50 Park Rd.
n. W.
Daisy L. Robsy. 50. sibley Hospital.
Alwilda J. Matlock, 55, Walter Reed
Margaret Macdonald. SIS. Garfield Hos
Bertha v. Norris 81, 5as5 NJ st. N. w.
Martin Ford, 40, Emergency Hospital.
Jacob 3. Hardesty, 40, Emergency Hos
pital.
ton Hospital. -..-...-.. -.
Helen NJ. Myers 49, Sibley Hospital.
wilda r. Rose, 2s. Gallinger Hospital.
Murial Rashinsky, 20, Sibley Hospital.
Albert L. Rogers s. Childfsn's Hos
Doris Hurley, 8 months chilarsn's
Marshall Trenary, II days. Children.
Mason Overhaul. 10. Frssdmsn's Hos
Marie Green, IS, Ganingsr Hospital.
Peter O. freeman. So. 1881 Belle ct.
Greenwood Washington, 81, eaninEsr
Julia Brashears IS. 45s Brown CT.
Johnnie Pratt. 20, ssSO wisconsin Ave.
Alice Riley 81, aailingsr Hospital.
Mary Clark 80, Frsedmsh's Hospital.
Enoch ]. Clark. 80, Gallinger Hospital.
Philip Brewer. 2s, tuberculosis Hos
Thomas Mccoy, 81. eallinEer Hospital
Jessie NJ. Braeley. "a, 141 D st. N. e.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
BILL HIT
BYCITIzENS
BY A. J. DRISCOLL
Citizens Associations Editor

The magistrates courts bill in
troduced by Representative Mary
T. Norton at the request Of the
District Commissioners was op-
posed by the Federation Of Civic
Associations at the regula r
monthly meeting in the District
Building Saturday night. Mem.
bers argued that more efficient
service could be rendered by in
creasing the number Of judges OF
the Police Court rather than ap-
pointing tourt part.time magis.
trates slated by the bill to serve
only q few hours each day in
designated police stations.
The federation protested heavy
cuts made by the Budget Bureau
in appropriations for the District
Health office, and pledged sup
port to other organizations in
asking Congress to appropriate
the full amount originally re-
quested by the Commissioners.
A resolution was adopted urg-
ing the Pennsylvania railroad to
construct an underpaSs at the
Mead Street crossing at Benning.
It was pointed out that pupils
attending the Deanwood School
are exposed to great danger in
crossing the unprotected railroad
tracks there.
The National Capital Parks OF.
flee was asked to provide addi-
tional recreation facilities at Ana
costa Park by increasing the area
Of Section G..
An effort will be made by the
association to secure the use of
is acres Of public land south Of
Benning Road. east Of Oklahoma
Avenue, as a temporary recreation
center.
The Capital Transit Company
was asked to increase bus service
to Benning, Deanwood and ada.
cent suburbs.
The following committee chair
men were appointed by President
George w. Beasley:
Public safety, Guy Timer; pub.
lie utilities, j. C. Payne; publicity
Edward H. Lawson; recreation, J.
F. N. Wilkinson; education, Major
Howard D. Queen; legislation, Ben
jarnin r. Montgomery; public
works, Howard D. Woodson: pub
lie health, DR.. Walter A. Jackson !;
commercial interests, the Rev. j.
D. Pair.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
ADVERTISEMENT
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The Washington times., 1936-03-02
IN RITES
FOR R|TCH|E

BALTIMORE, March 2.-Me-
mortal services for the late for
mer Gov. Albert C. Ritchie were
held last night by the Baltimore
Lodge OF. Elks, Of which he was
q member.
Several hundred members Of
the lodge attended and heard a
eulogy by Senator Millard F.
Tydings, who declared that Mary
land has lost its greatest citizen.
Former Traffic Court Magis.
trate Joseph DiDomenico, exalted
ruler Of the lodge, presided, and
the benediction was given by the
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Albert E. Smith,
pastor Of st. Mary Star Of the
Sea Catholic Church.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
Homeless Collie
Seeks Place
To Park

II you are looking for Q dog in
splendid condition and intelli.
gent, we recommend "Shag," Z"
who Is biding his time in the
local dog house." while waiting
expectantly for someone to
adopt him.
"Shag" Is a male collie dog,
medium In size. He Is nicely
warked in black and white.
He is in the District Pound,
South Capitol and I Streets
Southwest, where he may be OBJ
tanned for . small fee.
The pet editor will assist you
in finding another home for
your pet dog or cat, or litters Of
pets, If you find that you cannot
keep them for some reason.
Write TO the pet editor Of The
Washington Times.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
RHEUMATIC
PAIN G O NE
IN 48 HOURS

When you want to get rid Of the pain
and agony Of rheumatism, neuritis or
sciatica when that pain and agony is
caused or aggravated by excess uric acid
and most Of it is
You'll make no mistake when you take
Allenru as directed-it's a powerful yet
safe prescriptton-no opiateS-nothing
harmful.
Often in 40 hours the pain and agony
are gone-there's Joy in life once more
sold by leading druggists ali over Amer
tca--Just ask for 8 ounces prescription
Allenru-costs about IS cents.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
PRIEST SHOWS
ICE FILMS

Motion pictures of his ninth
expedition into the frozen North
will be presented by the Rev.
Bernard r. Hubbard, s. j., ia
NOUS as "the glacier priest" to-
night at $50 p. m. in the Con
Zaga College Theater, 49 I st. N.
w. The film is entitled Frozen
Wonders of the Ice Age"
He will detail his journey to
the great Taku ice cap, which.
although located near Juneau, the
capital of Alaska, had not been
explored by man until Father
Hubbard and his team Of dogs
travelled through the region. The
movies will show the birth Of ice
bergs as the huge masses break
away from tidewater glaciers bor-
dering the Gulf of Alaska.
Tickets for the motion pictures
and lecture may be obtained at
the Dorsey Concert Bureau, 1900
g st. N. w., the Willard Hotel
and at the theater.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
BIRTHS

Thomas n. ana Mabel y. Edwards boy.
Alonzo NJ. and Ella Glenn, boy.
Charles NJ. and Anna A. H. Merkle, boy.
Irving H. and sammie r.. HobOrman,
boy.
Raymond A. and Dorothy v. Evans,
girl.
Joseph H. and Camille N. Balas, girl.
Coleman and Susie Shear, girl
James w. and Doris B. Martin, boy.
Albert c and Anne Martz, boy.
Benjamin and Catheryn Utterpack, girl.
Earl and Mary e. Upright, girl.
Norwood A. and Frances l. Estes, girl.
Ralph G.. and Ruby e. Stenbaoh, boy.
Frederic B. and Ann Tuttle, boy.
Bernard J. and Louise MoGervey, girl.
Rex A. c. ana Mae c. Atwuod, girl.
William H. and Olive F. Hutchinson,
boy.
Henry l. and Margaret e. Miller, boy.
Karl o. ana Mary NJ spiess, girl.
Richard J. and Pearl A. Waters, boy,
Lee and Carol Campbell, girl.
James e. and Jane r. Wheatley, girl.
Carl A. and Alice NJ. Elesse, girl.
Andre E. and Marie r. Gerard. boy.
Roy G. and Mary L. Brags, boy.
Abe and Virginia Shmalo, boy.
Fred and Sophia HarrisS boy
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
ALEXANDRIA'S
FIRE INQUIRY
NEAR END

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 2.
A city-wide investigation Of the
fire hazards in Alexandria city
will be completed here this week
by A. C. Houston, assistant engi.
neer Of the National Board Of
Fire Underwriters, and George L.
Lyon, Of the same organization.
First of such surveys made
here since 1918, the present in
vestigation was decided upon
following the city's decision to
add five new pieces Of fire fight
ing apparatus to the former equip
ment has already been received.
Draft Building Code
AS the investigation neared
completion, Mr.. Houston held q
conference with City Manager e.
C. Dunn, Fire Chief James M.
Duncan, jr., City Engineer H. G.
Mccartney and Building 1nspec-
tor A. r. Lash to lay plans for
the drafting Of a building code
for Alexandra.
Although the local fire insur-
ance rates are fixed by the Rich
mond office Of underwriters, the
scale Of the rate will depend a
great deal on the city's response
in carrying out recommendations
made as q result Of the local sur.
vey now being made, it was
pointed out by Mr.. Houston.
A report on the survey will not
be revealed Immediately upon
completion, as all the data col.
lected must first be submitted to
the National Board Of Fire Un-
derwriters along with recommen-
dations made for improvements.
After the report has been
thoroughly gone over, q summary
will be prepared and published
for submission to the insurance
companies comprising the Ma.
tional Board Of Fire Underwrit-
ers. It is expected to require
about two months, according to
those conducting the survey
here, for the engineers to digest
completely the data and make
their printed report.
What Survey Shows
Facts to be determined through
the survey here will reveal whether
there Is sufficient water supply to
feed the present stock of equip
ment; whether the city has a suf-
ficient number of fire hydrants
placed at proper points throughout
the city: a complete analysis Of the
fire departments activities, includ-
ing the number Of men responding
to drills, training Of the firemen
and the number Of drills; the fire
prevention code; the building
code; the system Of transmitting
fire alarms, and the enforcement
Of codes preventing the accurnula-
ton or storage Of inflanmable ma
terials, junks and other fire haz-
ard constructions throughout the
city.
While the building code ordi-
nance has not yet been adopted by
the city council, it is expected that
action along this line will be taken
in the near future and that it will
also incorporate the newly created
offices of plumbing inspector and
electrical inspector.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
Van zandt Guest
Al Vets BANQUET

James Z. Van Zandt, command.
er-in-chief Of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, will be honored
with a banquet tomorrow night
by washington veterans at the
National Press Club. Principal
speakers will be Van Zandt and
Senator Byrnes, of South Caro-
lima. Invitations went to numer-
Gus Senators, Representatives,
Gen. Malin Craig and Admiral
Taussig. Music will be furnished
by the Marine Band and Key
stone Quartet.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02

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The Washington times., 1936-03-02
ADVERTISEMENT
Kidneys Must
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dose at druggists and the guarantee
protects you.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
Fire a Mystery

ELKTON, Md, March 2.-Fire
of mysterious origin yesterday
destroyed two-story frame house
owned by Thomas Major here.
The flames spread to q nearby
garage, but the fire department
managed to quench the second
blaze before much damage was
done. The Major house had been
unoccupied for more than a
month.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
DEATHS

Adra Muckey. 90. $40 H st. N. y.
Caroline stambaush. -, SSSs -Four
teenth st. N w.
Maggie Mcclure. 81, i7s2 B ST. 8. E.
Mary A. Forness, 81, Homeopathic
Hospital.
Kenzie Taylor. 81, Garfield Hospital.
pitsl.
Rd. N. W.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02

better. Meep s0HndIy all night and
enjoy He."-Mrs. Mabel Schon.
If you are suffering from constipa-
ton, sleeplessness. sour stomach.
and gas bloating, there is quick re-
lief for you in Adlerika. Many re-
port action in thirty minutes after
taking just one dose. Adlerika
gives complete action, cleaning
your bowel tract where ordinary
laxatives do not even reach.
DR.. II. L. Shoub, New York, re-
ports: an addition to intestinal
cleansing, AdlerikG checks the
growth Of intestinal bacteric and
colon bGcilH."
Give your stomach and bowels a
real cleansing with Adlerika and
see how good you feel. Just one
spoonful relieves GAS and chronic
constipation. Sold by all drug
gistS and drug departments.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
No, Not TripletS,
But BIRTHDAYS
Are Same Day

SALISBURY, Nd, March q
william p. Long. head Of the
county relief organization, G.
Richard Long. newspaper man,
and Curtis w. Long, celebrated
their birthdays yesterday. But
they are not triplets.
The brothers were ali born the
same day of the same month, but
in different years. All were born
at the family home at Delmar,
near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Long, their
parents, presided at a reception
for the brothers yesterday.
The Washington times., 1936-03-02
ADVERTISEMENT
"A GENUS -
NP p " p;srr~

DIR. R v. Pierce,
whose picture
appears here, was
a profound student
of the medicinal
qualities of Ma
ture'S remedies -
roots and herbs.
For nearly 70