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The Nenana news., 1923-07-14
FlRPo KNOCKS WILLARD
 LIMP IN EIGHTH ROUND

JERSEY CITY;< July 14-Firpo, of Argentine, who has ascended to a place among the headliners of the pugilistic world with mushroom rapidity, scored another victory here Thursday night when he knocked out Jess Willard, former champion, in the eigth round of their schedul- ed twelve round battle. The big Kansan went downw for the count with a terrific attack to the jaw one minute and fifty-five seconds after the eighth round had started.
 Willard returned to fistic obli- vion before a throng of more than 100000, the greatest in the history of the prize ring, the great crowd filling Boyle's Thirty Acres to over flowing, Louis Angel Firpo, dark brown mauler from the south, closed the door to Willard's attempted re- turn to fistic fame by putting him to sleep at the end of nearly eight rounds of slashing battle, which is described as the greatest heavy weight fight in recent years. Inci- dently Firpo reached the goal of his last year of meteoric rise to prominence-a match for the title with Dempsey.
 There was no question of the su- periority behind the Argentine bat tier. Willard's superior weight, height and reach enabled him to check Firpo's rushing attacks in most of the early rounds but in spite of the gameness of the Kan san under fire, the tide of the bat tie swung inevitably in favor of the younger and more rugged fight CT.
 The final round opened slowly. They spared at long range and there was little hint that the end was near. But suddenly Firpo un- leashed savage drive at Willard's s head and body. The fury of that at tack has never yet failed to bring down the South Americans quarry, and Big Jess, in spite of his tower ing size and stamina, wilted and gave round step by step, tryiny, al most blindly to ward off the volley of jolts to his head and body. He backed up against the ropes, with head back, when right shot to his head from the Argentine's bat teries sent him to his knees. He reeled as Referee Harry Lewis started counting, shaking his head and trying to lift himself up; but the waning strength in the great bulk of the Kansan was unequal to the task and he sank into the arms of his handlers at the final count
The Nenana news., 1923-07-14
HEAT WAVE HITS TEXAS

DALLAS, July 14-Six deaths have resulted from extreme heat in Texas during the last couple If days. The latest victim took poison at Fort Worth, leaving a note saying the heat had sapped his strength Thermometers there are reported to registered 1O3 degrees yesterday.
The Nenana news., 1923-07-14
VETS LOSE IN MANITOBA

WINNIPEG, July 1.-The propos- al to legalize the sale of light wines and beer with meals in hotels was rejected by Manitoba voters at the election held this week, the result in- dicating the people do not want any change in the liquor moderation law which was overwhelming three weeks ago. ...
The Nenana news., 1923-07-14
STORM HITS SOUTH AMERICA
MONTEVIDIo. July

MONTEVIDIo, July l4-Five steamers are aground and hundreds of buildings along the coast buried as the result of a violent storm which ragged for three days over the greater part of South America Part of this city's waterfront was flooded by the waters of the river Platte.
The Nenana news., 1923-07-14
Southerners Jubliant

BUENoS AIRES. July 14-Tu- multous enthusiasm followed the re- cept of the news of Firpo's victory Great crowds marched through the streets singing and carrying torches.
The Nenana news., 1923-07-14
Havana After Fight

HAVANA, July 14-Local sport ing men, bankers and others con cerned, declare they have outbid competing cities for the Dempsey Firpo fight, which will be the next big event in fistic circles.
The Nenana news., 1923-07-14
UNIFORM LAW URGED

PORTLAND, July 1.-The Ma tional Federation of Business Wo- men, in annual convention in this city. has adopted a resolution re- commenting uniform national mar rigaes and divorce lawsw.
The Nenana news., 1923-07-14

Father Alexander Vachon, brother of Peter and Andrew Vaehon who has been visiting Fr. Monroe, at Fairbanks, during the last several days, arrived in Nenana yesterday and will hold services in the Catholic church tomorrow.
The Nenana news., 1923-07-14
GOLDEN SPIKE WILL BE DRIVEN
 WHEN TRAIN REACHES BRIDGE

lieved some of the members of the party would make the trail trip and that others would return to the coast by rail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
OFFICE SUPPLY co. DOES GOOD BUSINESS

The Birmingham Office Supply company. of which l.. E. Reynolds is president and c. H. Hartsfield vice president, reports the best business since January l that they have ex- perienced in two years. Their plant is taxed continuously and practically to capacity. No general commercial printing business in Birmingham has grown faster and more solidly than this concern. The firm takes pride in the fact that through efficient business methods and a careful at tention to every detail in manufac- ture, they have built a select line of customers who regularly patronize them because they realize that the firm will care for them. About 7o per cent of the business of this con- cern is being handled on the open price basis and 1t has proven very popular on account of being a most equitable method of doing business. The out oftown trade of the firm is growing steadily and the same line of select customers is being built up in that quarter as in Birmingham. Mail orders receive the same prompt attention as those placed locally. Both members of the firm have long ex- perience in the lines of work which they turn out and that enables them to execute orders with dispatch, cor rectnesS and efficiency
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
K153N ND lIE{1;{Z!!(1 1 I(le13S31
Army Of 5O,OOO Industrial
 Workers Will Step Into Wage Aduance This Week
Pipe Shop Men to Share Mine Wage Increase More Large Pipe Orders Placed-Guf, Pacific and Ex-
 port Business On Steady and Even Keel

IT at Is all that stands between shipping iron hot from the furnace. Big Steel Orders
 The increase in thrilled tonnage of the United States Steel corpora tion of March l. was expected as a reflection of operating conditions and the known strength of the trade. The thrilled orders on hand March l amounted to 7,26S,000 tons an in crease for the month of 373,000 tons. The Birmingham mills full share of the increased business is indicated by these figures.
 O O O
 Items Of Interest
 J. Blach X Sons on Tuesday an- nounced the purchase of the Dangaix corner and purpose to build a $1,000,- 000 store there.
 Post office receipts for January and February show an increase of 20 per cent over 1922 and for the seven yeas the increase has been from s507, 00O.o00 in 1915 to s959, ,O00- 900 in 1922, or nearly 100 per cent.
 Alabama company will blow in its second Gadsden stack next Thursday or Friday.
 Sloss-Sheffield company is repair ing a stock of North Birmingham and proposes to have six active iron producers in April.
 Southern Bell Telephone and Tele- graph company announces pro- gram of $1,0oo,00o a year for five years to be spent in improvements in Alabama, the largest portion to be in Birmingham,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
BANK OF ENSLN AT
 A NEW HIGH POINT

The Bank of Ensley celebrates Its twenty-third year of doing business in the Steel City with over $3,90o,0o0 of resources. Features of current business status are these: The Christ mas club, which the bank conducts yearly. is making a splendid show ing With 30 per cent increase over last year. The savings deposits grow with each month steadily. The working men of Ensley are laying by tidy sum during these busy days. Total deposits, according to Vice President King, have gotten back to the wartime peak and are looking beyond. There Is improvement In every department of the banks &C., tivities reflecting the busybee times In the mills at Ensley and Fairfield. The banks motto is Strong Enough to Protect You. Large Enough to Serve You. Small Enough to Know You" These principles are carried out throughout the months and the years and the Bank of Ensley con tnues to grow with the months and the years on that slogan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08


tatja helyet, val6ban iistok0s.
Uira eszlelni kellett legalahb ha-
romszor, legalabb IA nap elmul-
laval az els6 es harmadik eszleles
k6zott. Ez eszlelesekbH palyajas
is ujra XII .kellett szamitani, 5
csak akkor lehetett megallapitani,
hogy azonos d rrjn-f6level.
Mem veszett Ell tehat, ami sok-
szor. megt6rtenik. .Mert eek a
nagyon tazd '0sszefiiggesu ,apyag-
bol all6 vandorok neha egy hatal-
mas idegen egitest vonz9ko6be
jutnak,, mcly azutan vegleg kiz0k
kenti 6ket palyajukb6l. Felni
azonban mem keH t3luk abban az
esetben sem, ha yeletlenul mi
f0ldiink az az egitest, amely ma
gahoz yonja oket. Farkuk anyaga
csak para, mely er6sen vilagit
ugyan, de oily finoman van ell
oszolva, hogy eszrc Sc veszik a fol
dick, ha athaladnak rata. Amire
volt mar t0bb eset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
A PERRIN-FELE USTOKOS
MEGKERULT

A vilagiir vandormadarai, az lis
t0k0s0k, gyallran okoznak gondot
az asztronomusoknak. Mikor nagy
gonddal megallapitjak palyaju-
kat, kiszamitjak, hogy hany ev
mulva az egnek melyik helyen
kell ujra tnegjelenniiik, megte-
SILK AIT trefat, hogy sem ott,
sem mashol nem jelentkeznek. AZ
ok mem abban all, hogy csillaga-
szok hibat kovettek ell tszami-
tasban. Az csaknem sohasem for
dul el0. inert ketfelc m0dszer SEE
rint is szamitanak, ketto cred
menyeinek egyezniiik kell. De sok
szor el6fordul az az eset, hogy va-
lamcly iist0kos alig nehany napig
lathato 4aztan eltiinik vilagiir-
ben, nem eszlelheto annyi ideig,
hogy kell0 adatok alljanak rem
delkezesre a szanitas alapjaul. Ha
egy iist0kos legalabb ket hetig esq
lelheto, ez alatt az lido alatt leg
alabb haromszor sikeriilt pontosan
megallapitani azokat a helyeket,
melyeket az eszleles pillanataiban
elfoglalt, akkor mar pontosan kl
lehct szamitani palyajat AIT is,
hogy akar ezer esztend6 mulva az
eg melyik helyen fog allani. Te-
hat AIT is, hogy FQldiinkr6l nezve
mikor lesz lathato.
A Perrin-fele iist0k0sr0l (me!y
felfedez6jenek neyet viseli) meg
volt allapitva szinten, hogy mikor
fogjuk latni megint, megis hia-
ba kerestek a tud6sok. Most veg
re egy japan csillagasz megtalal-
Ia. Persze eleinte mem tudta,
inert mem tudhatta, hogy az egi-
|. test, melyet iatott, ep a keresett
iist0k0s. Csak AIT allapithatta
meg, hogy a kicsiny csillag, mely
az all6k koz0tt gyorsan valtoz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
MILYENNEK KEPzELTEK Az
EGY1PToMIAK A MAsvILAGI
I; EI.ETET? L.

A lapok nagyterjedelml kozle-
menyekben Mamolnalx. be Carvar-
non lord vilagrasz6lo felfedezess-
rol, mely szakerto archeologu-
sok velemenye szerint korszaka[
kot6 az egyptologia t0rteneteben.
Nemreg harminc angol, amerikai
Is francia ujsagiro el6tt mutattak
be Tutankhamon ,farao sirjat, S a
latvany, mely szemeik ele taruft,
valosaggal csodalatram6lt6. Szin-
te lehefetlen el6szamlalni a t0meu-
telen dragasagot, melyeket a tn.
lajdonkepeni sirbolt el6csarnoka-
ban talaltak. A fara6 nyugvohe-
lye valosagos foldalatti palota,
ugyanolyan fennyel es pompaval
berendezve, mint egykori udvara
volt, ahonnan korlatlan hatalom-
NAL kormanyozta orszagat. Ez a
lelet nagyertekii adatokat tar fel
arra nezye, hogy milyen lehetett
r6gi egyiptomiak vallasa es' ho-
Cyan kepzelttk a sirontuli eletet,
Keyes fantazia es elmelkedo k5-
pesseg volt benniik, amint ez a
sirlelet mutatja.
Az egyiptomi nep ep ellenkezo.
ic volt "a g0rognek, amely kepze'
lotehetsegevel kiszineztc a mas
| vilagi e,etet es benepesitette em-
berf0lotti lenyekkel a foldet, a
| tengereket, az eget es a fold alatl
kepzelt alvilagot.
A farao sirjaban minden tar
| gyat megtalaltak, amire neki ele-
teben sziiksege volt. OFT van, az
agy, az ev5eszkoz0k, talak, kor-
| sok, szoval vegetativ elet 0ssze>
eszk0zei, a viragcsokor, amelybcr
| ugy latszik, eleteben gyonyoruse
get talalta. Ebbol az latszik, hog>
| tudtak elkepzelni a testnek ia
! lekt0l elkilonitett elctet. AIT hit
| TEX, hogy halal a testi eletet csaE
| idciglenesen szakitja meg es al
| el6k k0ziil elk0lt0zott tovabb folS
tatja f0ldi eletet es sziiksegletc
| ugyanazok maradnak, mint ha
| lal elotti elatebcn yoltak. lime,
arcdhct az a szokas is. hogy ha
| lottakat az elporladastol bebal
zsamozassal akartak megvedel
mezni. A kiil0nbozo irasmarad
vanyok szinten emellett tanuskod
max. Az egyiptomiaknpk a mas
vilagrol valo nezetei tehat mayor
kezdetlagesek voltak S mem tud
tax meg sem k0zeliteni az induso
kat, vagy a regi gor0goket, -akli
a testi tulaidonsagoktol es silk
segletektol telJesen ment szellem
leny letezeset Ell tudtak kepzelni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
Gyilkossag, allitolag .onvedelem
bOl

Norway NIihaly mumkast vas
uti atjaronal Rakospalotan holtan
talaltak meg $ beszallitottak' a hui
lahazba. A gyilkos Barr6 Sander
ilaktoslegeny 0nkent jelcntkezett
az ujpesti .kapitanys ysagon es beje,
.lentette, hogy 6t Norway ok mel
kill megtamadta, ICY a gyilkossa-
got 0nvedeIemb0l k0vette ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08

tiszta, ugy tobb kart okozhat, mint
hasznot. Exert aldas Borden kipa-
rolt teje minden otthonra nezye.
Tobb, mint hatvanharom ev ota
ez teljesen tiszta tapszers allan,
dositotta a tejkesz,etet es megalla-
pitotta tisztasag standard-jet,
melyet lehetetlen volt eddig tut
szarnyalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08

Csak egyetlen tapszer biz. ezen
asvanyokkal ez tel. Mi tobb,
olyan formaban tartalmazza, mely
mem terheli meg a gyomrot az
emeszto-szerveket.
Tiszta tel valosagos banyaja az
egeszseget ado asyanyoknak, me-
lyek kozott legfobb calcium
lnesz. Mesz feltetlenil szlksegas
a csontok es fogak kepz6desehez
On persze hem kaphat mindie
megbizhat6 te;c', de ha a Tel nenl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
APR0 HIRDETESEK
10, HASZNALT -AUTOK
Megbizhato.
At6pitve.
G A D I L L A G ; O K

So. tipusu touring ear, teljescn at.
,Gpitvc es ellatva j6 gymmn-rafokkal.
Ez kocsi kitiin6 mechanical allapot-
ban van es j6 kinezesG. Az oldalfug-
:;0ny0k az ajt6kkal nyilnak es karpi-
tos,munkan ncm latszana kmeg a hasz-
nalat nyomai. Az ara renlkivGl oles6.
81. tipusu roadster. Ez a car telje-
sen at lett 6pityc 6s cllatva nj gum
mi-rafokkal. Tokeletes, gazdasagos
roadster izleti vagy maganhasznhlatra,
nagyon olcso aron.
81. tipusu touring car. Olyan, mint
az vi. Ugy nez ki, ugy fut $ minden
tekintetben olyan, mint az vi. A leg
jobb kocsi d csalad hasznalatara. Ara
|nagyon meltanyos.
SO. tipusu Victoria, egyike legma-
asabbrendu negyileAes koesiknak+
Teljesen at van epitve1 es ujra festive.
Fl van szerelve vi gqmmi-rafokkal, ru-
6kkal es sok mas cxtraval, beleertve
tiSO1euOhet eS SZdDO dltdl heSIIbtlt
$ esathuzatokat. Ara rendkivul ala
| sony.
| Eek legmagasabbrend atepitett
kocsik, milyeneket videken valaha is
! ajanlottak es aruk olyan alacsonyra
van szabva, hogy gyorsan clkoljenek
Jojj0n hozzank, nezze meg kocsikat
Is kivalasztott auto kitino allapotat
I be fogjuk Unnek mutatni az ON meg
fge' 'esere.
Reeszletfizetes, ha on kivanja.
Central Used. Car Exchange /,
Cadillac Building
Board.nan ts Phelps St.
Nytva vasarnap IS este.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
TEL NELKUL NINCs EMBER
Irta: G. Houston Goudiss

The Forecast, Amerika vezetG
tapszcr folyoiratanak kiadoja ;
"'The Forecast School of Cook
cry" alapit6ja; "The People S
Home Journal" tapszer-rovatana
vezetoje
Ha az ON sulya 150 font, ugy 80
font vizbol all. A megmarado GO
fontnak koriilbeliil egy0todet as
vanyok: vas, mesz, foszfor, po-
tassium, magnesium, sodium, ken,
silica, fiuorine stb. teszik XII.
Eek az asvanyok feltetleniil
sziiksegesek a test felepitesehez es
jokarban tartasahoz. Eek nelkul
nem elhetnenk. Egynek vagy
tobbnek hianya gyengeseget, be-
tcgseget es rokkantsagot jelcnt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
EL.AD0

60 akeros farm ket mertfoldnyi-
re Canficldtol. 10 5 szobas haz,
Macy emeletes istalo es mas epale-
TEX. 10 termofold kis erd0vel A
legelon folyo viz. B3yebbet ezen
a cimen: 1920 Shelly st. TelefoE:
Bell Main 69S1. )18,15)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08

Farmok es varosi ingatlan, min
den felszerelessel, elado vagy ell
cserelheto. Gin: Lewis Seoborn,
2O6-7 Dollar Bank Bldg. Bell,
Fed. 999.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
Magyar hanyaszok Ruhr-vide-
ken

A cseh kormany salgotarjani
hanyavidekrol tobb szaz magyar
IS tot banyaszt kiild a Ruhr-vi-
dekre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08
APR0 HRDETESEK
HAZIALLAToK ELADAsA

5 Holstein-tehen, 3 borju, 5 disz-
no, 2 fekete kanca, l Guernsey
bika elad0. Gin: G.. Balla, VIM.
p. Prindle Farm, Church Hill
Road, r. f. d. No. 3, Box 15O Is,
Youngstown, Ohio. (22,1)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-08

OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI MA.
'GYAR HIRI,APOT ES TAMO,
GASSA AZ ABBAN HIRpE-
T0KET
New Britain herald., 1923-04-20
Makes q Family Supply of Cough Remedy
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 This Pinex and Syrup preparation gets right at the cause of q cough and gives almost immediate relief. It looscns the phlegm, stops the nasty throat tickle and heals the sore. irritated membranes so. gently and easily that it is really astonishing.
 A days use will usually overcome the ordinary cough and for bronchitis, croup. hoarseness and bronchial asthma, there is nothing better.
 Pinex is a most valuable concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine ex- tract. and has been used for generations to break Up severe coughs.
 To avoid disappointment. ask your druggist for "21s ounces of Pincx" with full directions. and don't accept any thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. or money promptly re. funded. The Pinex Co.,, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-20

sands Of school children, Flags and arches of evergreen will decorate the city,
 The Prince Regent Is planning n tour in Formosa during April He Is recuperating from his recent ill- ness at the seaside. riding and play ing golf every day.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-20
Refugees Will Observe
 Meatless Days in Week

Manila. April 2o.-The Russian refugees under Admiral Stark who are held at the Mariveles quarantine station, have decided to observe two almost meatless days week in or der to reduce the cost of living. A small ration of bacon is the only meat they will receive on Tuesdays and Fri days and by limiting the diet to this extent the supply officers of the ships which brought 500 men, women and children to Mariveles from Vladivo stok, say that the daily cost of rations per person will be reduced from A cents to 22 9-10 cents.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-20
FARM VALUES RANK
 HIGH IN BAY STATE
Crop Value of Land Averages $49
 an Acre There
I--W~--
 

Boston. April 2l.--The individual farmer in Massachusetts is compara 1. lively better off than the agricultnr. ist of the west, but his condition does not compare any too favorably with the industrial worker of the Bay State. according to report by the State Department of Agriculture,
 The crop value of each acre of improved land in the United States in 1922 averaged little under SIT. In Massachusetts the average was about $4s. Although if costs more an acre 10 grow crops in chusetts than in some other states. the net income an acre is greatly in excess of that in such agricultural states as Kansas. Wisconsin and Iowa, accord inE to the report
New Britain herald., 1923-04-20
ffo,ooo FOR ATHLETES.

Melbourne, April 2l.-A newspaper fund has been opened to raise f1o.- 900 to ensure adequate representa- ton of Australia at the next Olympia games to be held in Parts in 1924. It is proposed to send.a team of 70 athletes.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-20
ERUPTION PREDICTED
Thomas A. Jugger. Government Vol canologist, Forecasts Near Activity of Mauna Loa.

or HdunA Doa.
 Honolulu, April 20. (By Associated Press),--A new summit eruption of the intermittently active volcano of Mauna Loa before 1925 has been forecast by Thomas A. dagger, Jr., government volcanologist at the Kilauea observatory. Mauna Loa is on the island of Hawaii
 pr. Jagger says that the Kilauea lava and that of Mauna Loa rise and fall in concert, Both volcanoes con meet with the same underground course, the pulsations of which bring about nine-year cycle of activities.
 In connection with this forecast pr. Jagger urged the construction of a. trail to Mauna Loa as a safeguard which would permit quick investiga- tion of activities
 Mauna Loa's last great activity was in 1919, when the lava over Howe the crater and swept down to the sea 30 miles away.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-20

the figures for 1911. London counts today 27,0o0 Poles. 11,oo0 Frenchmen. and 5.75o Germans. The American colony is under 1000.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-20

s2O per acre and vermont's s2s, Yer, mont stood second in eron value In New England, with the other states in the following order Maine. Con. neeticut. New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
 These figures mean that the indi- vidua farmer is doing rather better in Maasae aehusetts than in most other parts of the country" the report says, but 1t does not mean that his con. dition compares any too fayorably with the worker in the factory and the mill who has larger gross in- come without any Of the risks or anxieties of the person who has scv- eral thousand dollars invested in a rather uncertain business. There are so many things beyond the control of the crop grower that plan as he may there are always surprises. and more of them are against than in fa- vor of a large harvest,
New Britain herald., 1923-04-20
Took Lead in New England.

Massachusetts, with 9oo,ooo acres of improved land, produced crops worth more than s44,ooo,ooo last year, taking the lead among the New England states. Maine and Vermont each has about twice as much inn proved land as Massachusetts, but Maine's crops in 1922 averaged under
New Britain herald., 1923-04-20
TOKYO PLANS ACTIVITY.

Wedding of Prince Regent to Be
 Greatest Event Since Coronation.
 Tokio, April 2o--The wedding of the Prince Regent and Princess Na- gako. the greatest social event since the coronation in 1912. will be the occasion of public festivities of vsri- ous kinds. There will be lantern pa- rades, electric floats at night, mass meetings and songs sung by thou
New Britain herald., 1923-04-20

COUNTS NEW FOREIGNERS.
 London, April 2o.--In all London there are less than 30,oo0 Russians at the present time, and they form the largest allen colony in the city. This is an increase of nearly 5000 over