davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-05
Cherbourgban kiilonvonat fog

Cherbourgban kiilonvonat fog
varni a g6zos megerkezesere, hogy
az utazokat rendeltetesuk helyere
szallitsa. Simonyi ur fog fel-
iigyelni podgyasznak haj6r6l
vasuti vonatra val6 tetelere 8
ezenkiviil minden sziikseges segit-
seget meg fog adni. Az utasok-
kal egesz Magyarorszagig fog
utazni S ottan segitsegere lesz
azoknak, kiknek a visszautazasra
szolo jegyeik vannak.
AZ utazas ideje alatt magyar
szakacsok magyar eteleket fog
max f6zni.
TIT van a harmadik osztalyu
utasok etlapja. Reggei: Oatmeal,
fI'iss tel, szaritott sonka, tojas, ke-
nyer, vaj, kave. Ebed: leves, ba-
rany- -paprikas, diszn6siilt, beef
steak, alma -martas, zold bors6,
krumpli, szilva-pudding. Vacso-
ra: marhahus paszullyal, gyii-
molcs-bef6ttek, kenyer, vaj, tea:
kave, sonka savanyitott ugorka
val, rizs, barack.
Sokszor az etlap ennel is jobb S
ennivalo mindig van eleg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-05
LINCOLN ABRAHAM J0sI.ATA

Mi vedbasyaja szabadsagunknak es fiiggetlense-
ginknek? Bszke eroditmenyenk. fegyverzetGl csiog6
pa1tjaink hadseregink hadtengereszetink bizonyara
A zsanoksag ellen mem ezekre tamaszkodunk
Mndezeket eennl ehet forditani, anelki hogy kiz-
delemben gyengtenenek minket mi ta1naszunk sza-
badsagszerete meye listen plantalt sziveinbe. A mi
vedekezesiink abban szeeben gyokerezik nely Macy
rabecsili szabadsagot mint mindenitt minden or
szagban elo vaamenny ember 0r0ksege Semmisitsetek
meg szelemet eultAtetek zsarnoksag magva saat
at6itok elott Ismerkedjetek meg szogasag bincsei
vel ek6sztetetek sajat tagjatokat azok vise6sere
Szokatok meg labba1 tporn masok jogait elveszet
t6ek saat figgetensegtek rnti cricket es alkalmas
eszk0zeive vaato az els6 ravaszkod6 zsanoknak aki
soraok koziil foletek emelkedk. Abraham Lincoln.
Az els6 ii6sszakat epen bevegzett 67- kongresszus
cl6tt torv6nyavasat fekidt mey lincse6s n6v aatt
ek0veett gyolkossagok tettesei ellen tranquil EFT a
vaslatot nemcsak ncsel6kkel rokonszenvezok eenez
tex, hanem akotmanyjogi sz6rszahasogaok is tobbek
kozott.
Senmi sem bizonyitja jobban ilyen torv6ny sziikse
gesseget mint herrini GIL esem6nyek k0zseg k0r
nyek6n ugvanis szanos embert gykoltak le inert ba
nyszsztrak tartamanak ideje alat dogozni mereszei
tex. Pedg meg biztos, hogy banyaszszervezet
szabalyat szandekosan megserteek a egyaalan tagai
voltak ennek ui6nak szerencsetlen aldozatok XIX
majdnem kivete nelkl bevandorolt degenek soraibol
keriltek oda
amerkai melyb nep maga szabadon Va asztot KEEP
vise0i utian alkotja viszonyainak legmegfeleobb
torvenyeket iyen biinettek elkovetese egyenesen
arlas k6ztarsasag es demokratikus ntezmenyei ellen
Akik csak hagaolagosan is helyesk yen orvenyte-
lensegeket azok mint Lincoln mondta, - abbal tipor-
iak Observation-Disclosures azon ntezmenyeit meyek sza-
badsagert haadas6rt lelkesedo emberseg remenyet
kepezik Aki menteni vagy gazolni igyekszlk az yen
tetteket az htlen alapelvek irant melyeken az
Egvesiilt Alamok egesz politikai epilete nyugszk.
Az elet es vagyonbiztonsag ozesere rendelt haosag
k6zegek Her1n videken tetek meg k0telesseguket
Vagy batorsag megsz6gyenit6 hianya vagy pedig al
szavazatogga bo gyilkosok jonduatanak biztositasa
kesztete oket ARA hogy 0nkent vaalt koteessegiket
lnegszegjek Ha hatosagok mindentt ICY vlselkednc
nek, ugyan mi lenne ebbSl az orszagbols
A fenall6 torvenyek alapjan bebocsatott es ltteio
deeenek iogat nenzetkoz szerz0desek vedk de mndaz
amt tomeges gyilkossagok elkoveese uan az amerka
konnany tehet csak p6nzbel karpotlas fizessebol all
mint ez az evekkel ezelot Losanaban lemeszarolt oasz
munkasok eseteben orent De penzbei karpotas eleg-
tetee fer apa egylkolasa folytan ozvegyen es ar
van maradt esaladnak?
AIT csocselek-szellenlet, mely lincsees nev alatt
pyilkol akar gazdasag akar potikai akar faji vagy
felekezet okok atal indttatva - k0nyOrelen k kell
rtani ncsees ekovetesevel meggyaazott egesz videk
feleossegreyonasayal (W)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-05

van hatalmasva II Amsrikai M
gyar Hirasp resssirs el6fizet$si a.
ialat felvenni azolkat nevtink-
ben nyugtazni. Ajanljuk Szab6
r. Istvkn urat : magyarsag sziyes
joindulataba.
AZ Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kiad 6hiyateles
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-05

benne fejl6dik ki a nepeknek eros
Is szervezett k6zlelkiismerete, a
mely ellenallhatatlan erkolcsi
kenyszerrel fog nekunk bekes dia-
dalt szerezni ellensegeink SERVE
zett gyulolkodese elleneben. -
lPesti Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-05
oLvAs0INK szIyEs FIGYEL-
AelBEi

szab6 r. Istyan honfitarsunk, .
reform&tus egyhazi Is betsgs. sgy-
let altalanossn ismert Is tisztelt
tiflrarja, sxivss volt lapunk k6p-
visslet6t slylllelnl. Szal6 u fel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-05

A magyar kormany altal engedelyezett
haj6starsasag.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19

There has been no such phe-
nomenal growth in the trade of
the Colony as a whole as there
has been in its trade with the
United States. Nevertheless the
figures reflect marked progress
in the development of the Colony's
economic resources. Exports In
1920 were valued at $500, 900, 900,
which compares with $274,000,000
as the value Of exports in 1914.
The Colony's exports regularly
exceed imports. In 1914 this ex-
cess amounted to $102,000,000;
in 1919 it amounted to $571, ,000,-
900, or almost twice the value of
the total imports for the year. The
balance in 1920, S370,000,000,
while considerably under that for
..1919, is indicative of the ability
of the Dutch East Indies to pre-
serve a favorable trade position in
a period of worldwide reaction.
The difficulty of obtaining manu-
factured articles from abroad dur
ing the war has greatly stimulated
manufacturing in the islands.
Their manufactures now include
iron products. vegetable oils.
building materials, rope, brlstles,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19
"ROUT THE RAT' DRIVE RECO COMMENDED
BY CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF HEALTH

consume an average of two ounces a
day or As pounds a year. But the
grain carried away or rendered unfit
for use is far more than that actually
eaten. The average cost Of keeping
a rat on the farm or in warehouse
lis from three to five dollars year.
Rats are very prolific. A female rat
will breed from four to ten times a
year, and bring forth an average of
ten young at time.
Besides being a heavy economic
burden as a waster of food, the rat
is menace to the life and health
of human beings. 1t is said they
carry and spread the germs of tuber-
culosis, septic pneumonia, epidemic
juandice, measles, diptheria, typhoid,
and other feyers. It's parasites con-
vey bubonic plague to man, and it
has also been suspected Of being a
carrier Of infantile paralysis.
Methods of destroying rats include
traps, poisons, dogs, cats, fumigation,
and various weapons of defense; also
starving him by using rat-proof re-
ceptacles for food and covered metal
garbage cans; by deprising him of
breeding places; by refusing the COM
fort Of your buildings through rat
proof construction; by killing him
at every opportunity; by demanding
city anti-rat ordinances and state
antit-rat laws"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19
GIVE STATEMENT
ON STATE BANKS
(By The United I'rcss.)

Oklahoma City, April 19.-Total
deposits of the 517 state banks at
the close of business March 10 were
$S3,37S.36S.37, according to q tabu1s
lation made public today by Roy
Walcott,, bank commissioner.
Loans and discounts amounted to
1882, ,240.20 Cash on hand and
cash items amounted to $33.314,119.41.
Overdrafts were SseS,44160. Redis
counts were 7,266,7OOs6. Bills pay
able amounted to s1,SlSSSS.51.
The capital of the 517 banks was
$1O.Ss9,15O and the surplus $685.
$3.50.
Twelve failures were reported
during the period from the Decem-
ber 81 call statement to that oil,
March 10. Twenty-eight banks were
nationalized.
Loans and discounts decreased
10,741, ,721.46 on the March call state
ment as compared to the December
statement. Particularly because Of
a decrease of 40 banks, deposits de-
creased S14,O0O.00O.
The result of the tabulation is
very satisfactory, according TO Com
missioner Walcott.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19

the most important colonial posses
sion in the Pacific. The remarkable
economic development Of these is
lands in recent years is a convinc-
ing evidence of the beneficial ef-
fects Of the policy Of an open door
in international trade. The con-
struction Of the Suez Canal and
later Of tie Panama Canal and the
stimulus to the trade Of the Islands
in consequence of the World War
have also accelerated the economic
development of the Colony.
The trade of the United States
with the Dutch East Indies has
greatly expanded in recent years,
and there is ample promise Of its
further development. In the fiscal
year ended June 80, 1914, exports
to these islands from the United
States were valued at S3,677,00
So greatly has this trade grown
that in the fiscal year ended June,
1921. the exports were valued at
$61.1S0,000. There has been q
I'll ilar ekpansion in the value of
-. sia TITO tho United Slater
fccil tsc isinnda- from S5,33A, 900
n ,els-1114 to S1l1, SO 1000 in
l020-,J2i.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19

eeived here today .uo@
The flyers had reached st. PauI's
Rocks, in mid-Atlantic after com
plotting 900-mile hop" the longest
and most perilous of their voyage
from Portugal to Brazil They were
reported in wireless messages to be
making preparations to start on the
next log-to the Island OF Fernando
Noronha
Then came the message:
"Plane useless. Aviators hope save
MOTOR K =,
The flight yesterday was hazard
Gus and thrilling. The hydro-aero-
plane took off from Porto Fraya at
dawn and had a long days flight
600 miles) with most minute OBJ
jective ahead of them. Perfect navi-
cation enabled them to land at st.
Paul's Rocks, just north of the equa-
tor, shortly before dark.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19

"The destruction caused by rats
amounts to more than depreciation"
says DR.. E. l.. Dawson, city superin-
tendent of health, who is recommend
ing "rout the rat campaign here.
For centuries the world has been
fighting rats. and at the same time
has been feeding them and building
for them places of concealment. If
we are to fight them on equal terms
we must deny them food and hiding
places. We must organize and unite
to rid communities Of these pests"
says DR.. Dawson.
"a rat having access to grain will
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19

Colony win continue 70 expand.
In these fields. a. well as In the
production Of raw materials, there
is an unusual opportunity for the
further investment Of foreign
capital.
The most important develop
ment In the Colony's mining In
recent years has been the growth
in the output Of petroleum. The
industry is Of recent origin, ~ the
first concession was granted In
1883. Production Of crude oil In
the islands from 1910 to 1918 In
creased from 1901, ,046 to 1884,
203 metric tons. The production
Of 2,365,320 metric tons in 1920
has been reported. Although
some of the petroleum Is exploited
for Government account, It Is prin-
cipally in the control Of private
companies. The Government, how
ever, derives considerable revenue
from petroleum in the form Of an
export tax.
Other Government mining ac-
tivities include the working Of col
lieries and Of tin, silver, and gold
mines. The Government tin
mines, numbering about 325, are
all located on the Island Of Banka
and have consistently yielded
profits. From 1911 to 1915 these
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19
HARDING FAVORS HUGE
RECLAMATION PROJECT
(By The United Press.

Washington, April 19.--President
Harding is in favor Of the proposed
plan to create revolving fund of
s350O0O,00O for reclamation and ir-
rigation projects in the south and
west, he informed delegation of
senators and representatives who
conferred with him at the white
house today. The delegation was
headed by Senator McNary, Oregon,
republican and Representative Smith,
Idaho, republican.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19

profits ranged from sS.eto,ss7
euiIdsrs 10 27.seb.22e guilders'
while u 1918. the last year fos
which data are available. profits
were "a. sos. .~se suIIdsrs, or about
efo. .000.0 900 at normal exchange.
The Governments has not. hovsvsr.
monopolIssd the Tin deposits, bss
has granted concessions 70 private
companies which also have oper-
stsd successfully. Private mining
snterpriss IN general is subject 70
0ovsrnms,t regulation and v
cense.
The coal deposits Of ths Dutch
East indies have been estimated
st 200. 100000 metric tons, Of
which only slightly moro than
7 200. 900 tons have been mined.
The Governments three coal min
ing enterprises have shown prsc-
tically uninterrupted Increase In
profits from 1910 10 1918. The
production IN the latter year ag-
greeated 5o<,20i tonA
The cultivation Of rubber has
shown remarkable progress In tho
last twenty years and is carried on
chiefly by private enterprises. al
though the Government 10 operat-
Ing several rubber estates In Java
and Sumatra. Peruvian bark,
from which quInine h extracted. b
obtained under Government man
agsmsnt, ~ well - by private en-
terprises. About 90 per cent Of.
the worlds supply Of this product
comes from the Dutch East Indies.
Where the Government 10 not ac-''
lively Interested In the production
Of agricultural commodities, Il has
done much 10 aid private enter
prise by establishing experiment
stations. agricultural schools, and
an agricultural Information service
The islands have extensIve sys-
TENS Of vcll-kept roads. A meas
ure Of the popularity Of motor
vehicles in the Colony Is found IN
the importation Of 2.iS3 passen-
ger cars and s73 trucks in tho
first quarter Of 1921, while 700
Of the former and 247 Of the lat
Ter were imported In the first quar-
ter Of 1920.
The water power Of the Dutch
East Indies Is an asset Of great
potential worth. In 1910 the
began to take active
interest in the development OF
these resources. The original in
Lention was to supply electric
power for the state-owned rail-
ways and tramways, but the scope
pf the project has now extended
beyond these limits. The Govern
ment has already investigated
sources Of water power with an
aggregate Of more than 100000
horsepower, and a number Of
nydro-electric enterprises have
been established.
The progress which the Dutch
East Indies have made Is largely
! result Of the Z wise and demo-
ratio colonial policy adopted by
rhe Netherlands, which aims to
levelop the political, as well as
he economic, capacity Of the ma
i've population. Local self-govern-
nent is extended from time to
;ime; a system Of primary educa-
ion, which recognizes the lam
,uage and the customs Of the ma
ives has been established; and
he Home and Colonial Govern
nents have co-operated in develop
ng the resources and industries Of
he Island Empire.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19
IRISH START TN
FRESH 0UTRAGES

Belfast, April 19.-Shooting and
bombing outrages were resumed in
the Ulster capital today.
One man was killed in a revolver
battle, and many wounded in spor-
adc firing throughout Belfast.
Two dead and IS wounded was the
toll since sectarian warfare was re-
moved yesterday morning, signalled
by the outbreak Of incendiarism in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19
various parts of the city.
Postpone Conference.

Dublin, April 19.-Michael Collins
and Eamon De Valera today post
poned until Thursday their confer
ence to discuss the possibility of
peace in southern Ireland.
The former gained greatly in pres
tige as result Of events of the
Easter weekend and the position CT
the free state generally is much
stronger than when the leaders met
last week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19
By FRANCIS n. SiSSON,
Vice President Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York.

WV
Company Of New York.
"HE pronounced success Of
recent loan Of 100000
600 TO the Dutch East
Indies made through an
American Banking syndicate
brings to the attention Of many
OF the American public for the
first timo the surprising extent
and Importance OF this island EN-
pire Of Holland, and the rich trade
possibilities that lie ahead of IL.
II Is interesting TO note In this
connection that the first foreign
loan ever contracted by the United
States Government was n loan
from Holland in 1881. Holland
was the first country to recognize
our new Government and the first
salute TO our flag was fired in the
Dutch colony Of Ste. Eustalia.
The Dutch East Indies, which
lie in the Indian Ocean south Of
the Philippines, form roughly a
huge crescent with Borneo half
filling the curve. Some idea of
the great sweep Of the islands may
be gained by picturing them
stretched across the United States.
Starting in the Pacific beyond Cali
fornia, they would reach to Ber-
muda. Sumatra Is as large as
California. Borneo exceeds Texas
in area. New Guinea would just
comfortably lie between New York
and Omaha, and Celebes is far
larger than New England. Java,
cae of the most remarkable eco
nomic Units in the world, Is about
the sise of Pennsylvania. Owing
ta its essndancc Of water, to its
i.sti.ity and the industry of its
people. ava ssstaina population
# thiii, n,illionn and =. .hs sanc
tria es.r.f's fboa
Tns .snv. ,as, islira nltoss i'.n-
hry, popua -hor r n .c~.nr atos
e-e-half that Sf the United statas,
laa constitute IN esys--l r----.t-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19
TURNER FUNERAL HERE.

Funeral services for J. S. Turner,
who died as a result of the shoot
ing affray at Alma this week, will
be held this afternoon at Holcomb
cemetery four miles north of Chick
asha, Rev. c. B. James will of
ficiate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19

Three thousand international con-
crosses and conferences have been
held since the middle of the last
century
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19
BANDITS GET 5000.

Columbus. Ohio. April 1S-Three
bandits robbed the Steelton branch
Of the Citizens Trust and Savings
Bank for the second time within five
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19
ACCIDENT STOPS
A TRAMs-A ATLANTIC
FLIGHT OF PLANE.
With !. Goal Only One Flight Away,
Aviators Forced to Abandon
Trip; "Plane Useless,p Says
Wireless Message.

Pernambuco, Brazil, April 49,
Owing to an accident to their Fairey
hydro-aeroplane, the Portuguese avi-
ators must abandon or indefinitely
delay their transatlantic flight, ac-
cording to a wireless message re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19

months today. Early estimates were
that $4,000 in cash was obtained.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE. BROM0 QUlNINE (Tablets). Il
stops the Cough and Headache and works off the
Cold e. W. GROVE S signature on each boy. Tc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-19

Fpe iasAsakt
Aswcfsa u fee qfgirA : toN
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-26
Reconciliation !
of Okuns Fails
Couple Go on With Suit
Judge Orders Husband to
Pay Alimony.

An ariemp, TO feunl,e Sara Col
depbefg okun. ~. and her husband,
sam okun. u. yesterday In domes'
tic relations court. failed. The hear.
ing was before Judge Sears on Mrs,
Okun's application Tor . restraining
order 10 thwart any attempt of her
husband TO moiest her ana tor TEN.
por4ry slimouy pending decision in
their divorce actions
The Judge issued instructions for
okun TO pay $40 week temporary
slimony.
An zt,emp, Was made by Okun's
sttorney during the hearing TO in.
uoduee letters written by Mrs. Okun
10 Gilbert yaffey. yioiinist At q local
restaurant. Judge Sears sustained OBJ
iee,ions by John Battin, attorney for
Mrs. okun. on the grounds that this
Vas not divorce hearing,
The girl. who was working as
telephone operator ., Hotel Hill At
the time she took poison la, Friday,
said that she was afraid Of l.er hus-
hand as he had threatened her on
several occasions, a-.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-26
Brief City Neus

Old Guard 90 Me~t-A meeting ei
the Old Guard, No Z, q, A. r.. vii
be held Saturday afternoon AZ In
the courthouse. All sons Of yeter'
ans invited.
Joint commencement exercises foi
four Omaha hish schools will hs
held ~ the Auditorium. June 10
500 students receiving diplomas,
CiiM Htddi~ssou Iii-ciiN Hiddlsa,
ton. travelling salesman. has beer
confined TO his home. is.. Spencer
street. for the last week by illness
FtSyji,ku and the man went dkond
siai~ Vet Visits Omaha r
II, woodring. state veterinarian
was In Omaha yesterday in eonnse.
ton with the tuberculosis eradica,
,ion campaign being waEed In Doug.
las county.
RveridKr Gives Talk. ", Bey'
eridge, superintendent OF schools
talked 10 the Triangle club al q
luncheon yesterday In the ballroom
OF the fontenslle hotel on Prog.
rsss Of Education" +"
Too Old Fashioned''-Mrs, Ida
Van Houson. so. who wants a di.
yoree. says her husband, Edwin, 10
Ii too old fashioned and does not
care To step out" She charges him
with ineompatibility. ...
Injured by Truck-Ethel Miller
e3s First street. Council BLUFFS. was
injured by a truck driven by Frank
Ryan. cmploye OF A. NaeKele, 1917
Leavenworth street. at Fourteenth
and Douglas streets yesterday.
Bigciow Accepts Filing-Anton II,
Bigclow announced yesterday that
he will accept the filing Of his
name by a petition as a candidate
for progressive party nomination for
United States senator at the pri-
mary. July is.
Flies for County Attorney
Charles r. Foster. for 10 years po-
lice magistrate. and former deputy
~ county attorney. filed yesterday
for the republican nomination for
county attorney. His slogan. he
said. Is to be with charity towards
all and malice toward none"
House Cat IA Sicuth With the
aid of "A household cat. "Toddles, F."
fV~
covered ss stolen from an apron
pocket Mt the home Of Mrs. A. Katle-
man, 40S South Tenth street. Find
ing 81 bill in the mouth OF the
pet. he followed II into the base
ment where Toddles was frolicking
with the other IS.
Court Stops Compcnsation-When
Eliza Pankratz. widow OF Emil E.
Pankratz. watchman, applied for
compensation OF $1l.6S week for
$50 weeks under the state law, the
federal court for the first time In
the memory Of State Compensation
Commissioner Frank A. Kennedy
intervened. Judge Woodrough has
granted a temporary restraining or
der and set the permanent injunc-
ton hearing for June 3.