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The Dolores star., 1924-07-04
GENERAL

\ violent windstOrm, which reached
a velocity of fifty-two miles an hour,
swept the southern section of Omaha
few days ago, unroofing buildings
levellnC light and telephone wires and
wrecking II number of houses. Several
persons were hurt. Property damage
was heavy. There was some loss of
livestock.
Louise Drafka of New London. Wis,
who Is said tn hold the key to the
solution of the mystery of the where
abouts of S3,0OO.0OO loot of the Chica-
go. Milwaukee K st. Paul null train
holdup near ROndout, H.. was held by
United States commissioner at Chi
cago In $4,000 bail to appear with the
eight men now under arrest In connec-
tlon with the crime. A motion to use
SECOND taken from the woman when
she was arrested as bond money was
denied.
Harry Newman Of Toronto, Ont, was
elected president Of the International
Association of Lions Clubs concluding
the sixth annual convention Of the as
ISOLATION at Omaha. Mr.. Newman was
elected over William G. Higgins Of San
Antonio. Texas. Cedar Point, Iowa,
was selected as the 1925 convention
city.
Alleged pooling of gasoline patent
rights, which formed the basis for one
of the charges in the governments an
thrust proceedings Instituted against
fifty or more leading oil companies,
was defended in New York by A. c.
Bedford, chairman of the Standard OH
Company of New Jersey, one of the
primary defendants in the suit.
b. II. Bigelow, millionaire president
Of the Brown-Blgelow Company, lith-
ographers, printers and wholesale
manufacturers of advertising novel
ties, was sentenced to two years In
Leavenworth penltcntiary and had to
pay fine Of $1,000 when he an
reared before Judge W. A. Cant in
the United States District Court Mt
st. Paul. Mimi, and pleaded guilty TO
defrauding the government out of
Sl4S,OOO in Income taxes.
Three boys were trapped in Chicago
when they went 10 collect $1,000 they
had demanded from Jacob Franks as
extortion. They had threatened to kid
nap Josephine Franks. Josephine
Franks is II sister Of little Robert
Franks. kidnapped and slain by Nathan
Leopold and Richard Loeb.
AT least twenty persons were report
ed Injured, some believed seriously. in
Detroit. when street car jumped tile
track and crashed into tree, -vyreck-
Ing the front half Of the car. Several
ambnlnnces removed the injured TO
hospitals.
The Dolores star., 1924-07-04
NeU Definitions

Musical burglary - breaking
song. Mental hospltalIty--enier,
Ing mn Idea. Spiritual pageahd
parading ones virtues. Moral
vesting-reaplng ones rewards. \
Notwithstanding on ones ttd
Undesirable generosity-eIvIng 4
self away. Philosophical etiqua
bowing to the inevitable.-Bd
Transcript.
The Dolores star., 1924-07-04
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
Jan Christian SHUTS, premier Of the
Union of South Africa, whose South
African party was defeated In the re-
cent elections. has resign=f the pre-
miershIp
An appeal addressed to "the entire
japanese nation" not TO molest Amer
leans now in Japan was published
over the signature OF the Taikosha. or
great forward society,"" in seven
leading newspapers Of Japan
The United States army flyers ar
rived in Calcutta. India, from Akyab.
The pontoons will be removed from the
planes at Calcutta and wheels substi-
tuted. as the aviators Will be flying
over land when they cross Asia and
Europe.
The World Sunday School Associa-
ton ut its ninth annual convention in
London, unanimously elected Rev. w.
c. Poole of London, president. DR..
Poole, the minister of Christ church.
London, is an Australian, and spent
aAsN"t Va me tAAS AAA -hAhNAANa.
New ways to a peace understanding
in Europe, with the experts report on
reparations figuring prominently were
discussed at Chequers court, London
by the British prime minister. Ramsay
Macdonald, and the French premier,
Edouard Herriot.
Archbishop Edward Hanna OF San
Francisco, who has been visiting
Rome. will sail home September 10.
He will leave Rome by motor for Flor
ence and then will go by slow stages
to Lourdes. Paris and later to Eng
land and Ireland.
Private Marcus Dinwiddie Of the Dis
trict of Columbia National Guard.
broke the world record at Rheims for
.22-caliber rife craftsmanship, shoot
ing in the International match which
precedes the Olympic competition.
Dinwiddie, who is II years old, scored
1896 out Of possible 400.
Plans for the evacuation of the Dom
inlcan Republic by the United States
marines, who have been stationed there
for almost seven years, have been com
pleted with the assignment Of the
naval transports Henderson, kittery,
Beaufort and Jason to the task of re-
moving the l,S00 men now on the ISL
land. The evacuation will start as
soon rs possible after July 10.
The United States is not only will
ing but anxious to assist Europe In
pushing the settlement OF her repa.
rations problem but does not intend
to participate in any political diff
cultles overseas, spokesman for
President Coolidge said in Washing
ton In commenting on the proposed
interallied conference in London next
month TO consider means of putting
the Dawes plan into effect.
Under threat that he would lombard
the city of WanhsIen. on the Yangtze
river in Shechwan province. the COM
mander of the British gunbont Cock
chafer compelled the highest military
leaders there to walk to the cemetery
in full uniform behind the casket con-
tanning the body of Edwin c. Hawiey.
the American killed there by Chinese
junkmcn, and to attend the burial ser
vice for him.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
niles, Ohio
MAJUsI BAL.


Roham leptekben kozeledik a
kalendarium niiesi magyarsag
nagyszabasu bali napjanak datu-
ma fele, amint mar arrol megemle-
keztlnk Nilesi Els6 Magyar Be
tegsegelyzo Egylet a jov6 heten
szombaton, maius lien tartja
nagyszabasu Majusi Baljat.
Amint. kesziil6desekb6l lat
SILK, ez a nap. mem csak a nilesi
magyarsagnak lesz. sokaig enlleke-
zetes napja, hanem erie balra
messze videkekrol elj0nnek ma
gyarok, hogy egy felejthetetlen
bali ejszaka alkalmabol, gondta
lanul egyiitt mulathassanak.
J6l teszi tehat mindenki. ha erre
a napra mem csinal maganak mas
programot, hanem mar elore ugy
rendezi dolgait, hogy lien este
resztvehessen a nilesi Betegsegely
zo Macy majusi baljan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
BoRzALMAs GY11.KosskG kG.


Borzalmas kegyetlensegga veg
rehajtott apagyilkossag tartja iz7
galomban Varsand kozseg lakos-
sagat. Krizsan .Illes hetvIeneszte:nni-
dos parasztgaxdat Is ewes Gy6rgy
nevii fla testyereivel es anyjaval
egyetertve, esy diszn6ol0 kessel
megolte. Az apa gyilkoss&got- dr..
Albeit Istvan szentannai kororyos
fedezte fel, aki mint halottkem
vizsgalta meg a halottat.
A vizsgalatnal ugyanis az ell
hunys csaladjanak olyan gyanus
volt q viselkedese, hogy az orycs
tuzetes vizsgalat ala vette a halot-
tat. Miutan a megmerevedett hull
lat a csalad nem akarta levetk1z-
tetni, az orvos maya vagdalta he
r6la a ruhat. Ekkor eszreyettc,
hogy hula hasan egy szuras van,
amelyet azonban egy vaszonrongy
gyal gondosan betomtek es hula
fejen a haj alatt szinten vannak
zuzodasok.
Az orvos azonnal jelentest tett
az esetr6l, mire meginditott nyo-
nozas megallapitotta, hogy Kri-
zsan lilies mar hosszu id6 ota rossz
| viszonyban cit felesegevel es oyer
mekeivel, akik elhataroztak, hogy
az;oreget elteszik lab al6l.
Mikor elvegzetek borzalnas tet-
tiiket, anyjuk felmosta vert, a
sebet betomtek es jajveszekelve
futottak XII az utcara, hogy az
oreg meghalt. A csend5rseg csa-
lad tagjait letar6ztatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
KUL0N0s 0NGYILKossAGI
KISERLET.

Az 0ngyilkossagok kronikaja-.
ban paratlanul furcsa tervet eszelt
Xxi egy eletunt kerekegyhazi asz.
SONY ARA, hogy eldobja magatol
az eletet. Katona Jozsefne Recsay
Maria reg6ta rossz viszonyban cit
ferjeyel. Legutobb ferje kiutasi-
totta, ami annyira elkeseritette a
szerencsetlen asszonyt, hogy ON
gyilkossagra hatarozta ell magat.
Egy felnapig bolyongott Kerek-
egyhaza hataraban lev6 Bujhegy
pusztan, maid estefele bebujt egy
szenakazalba. Hozzatartoz6i kerc-
sesere indultak, de hiaba volt min
den kutatas, mem sikeriilt nyoma-
ia bnkkanni. Az asszony eltiinese
utan hat nappal vegre raakadt egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
FARRELL, PA.


1gazi, bens6seges uLnepnapja
volt farrelli reformatus gyuleke-
zetnek multi vasarnap. Ekkor TX
tattak be lelkeszi hivatalaba We
csey Jen0 reformatus lelkeszt, a
kit az egyhazkozseg egyhangu bi-
zalma elhivott a pasztor nelkil
maradt farrelli nyaj vezetesere.
Ragyog6 nfdjusi napsiitesben
visz az auto Farellbe, ahol tenn
plomot mar t0nve talaljuk unnep-
10 gyiilekezeti tagokkal. A kicsi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
APR0 HIRDETESEK
EL.ADo.

Hat szobas kenyelmes haz kftiin6
uton. Villaay, furdoszoba es fur
mace berendezessel. Hatafmas csiir.
Gyumolcsfak, szol55t6kek Is ROSA
bokrok. A lot 40x125. Eel block a
villamostol, ) perenyire az Ohio
Workstol. Ez nagyszerii ingat-
Ian megveheto $6000-ert. Nezze
meg meg lesz lepve. Felvilagosi-
tast kaphats 1929 Midland ave
vagy 1875 Silliman st. alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
AvERbECk
DRUG 60.
Is w. Federal ST.
FARMA BERBE ADO.

81 akeros fafma elado vagy berbe
ado. mertfoldnyire egyenesen Xxi a
Logan Avcnuen. 10 haz Is istall6. is
pince. Ket gyiimolcs0s: alma, 6sziba-
rack korte, SILVA. cseresznye Is birs-
alma fakkal es szoll6vel. 10 baromfi
oil. 10 aker felszantva. Ber $25 havonta.
Megtalalja masfel mertfoldnyire ke-
letnek, aztan masfel mertfoldnyire del
mex Vienna Centert6l. Azonnal birtokba
vehet6. Kerdez6skodhet: Robert Heaps,
Vienna, vagy irjon: John Heaps, Hub
bard, Ohio, r. d. 3.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08

l. ~ /, - - 4. Z -
|tcnpaom ez slkaionmal viragdisz.
be dftos1tt, kiils5ieg is jelet aa-
van a. ieikekben efS iinnepi ham
gulatnak. u,
A melyen meghat6 beiktatasi
szertartasnak minden egyes resz-
flete gyonyord volt. A presbiteria-
nus egyhaz reszer5l a beiktatast a
Shenango-yolgy egyhazmegye kill
dottsage vegezte, melynek tagiai
DR.. Kirkbright new villingtoni,
Rev. Reese r~-v castlei es Rev.
Burtt sharoni lclkeszek voltak. AZ
istenitisztelet magyar egyhazi re-
reszt DIR. Gerenday Llszlo yonngs-
town. reformatus lelkesz vegezte.
aki magas szarnyalasu egyhazi be-
szedeben szeretet orok hatalma-
rol predikalt ARA kerte a gytile-
kezetet, hogy' q minden egyhazi
munkajukban a szeretet legyen We
zerelvuk akkor q farrelli egy
lhazkozseg viragzasa hatalmassa
fejiodese mindorokre biztositva
van. Az emlekezetes, unnepseg ma
gasztos voltat nagyban ,emelte a
vasarnapi iskolas noyvfendekek,. va
lamint az ifjusagi kor gyonyoru
!. .enekszamai, Shamp> Gyorgynek,
az egyhaz f6gondnokanak vezete-
Sc mellett.
Az egyhazi iinnepseg utan kez-
detet vette az egyhazk0zseg ban
kettle, melyet az vi lelkesz tisz
teletere adott. Az asszonyok la
nyok val6sagos esodat miiveltek.
pompas etelek, nagyszeru kiszol-
galas. teszik minden egyes resztve-
Ivo szamara. felejthetetlenne EFT a
bankettet, hala es k0sz0net illeti
Fennek rendez6it faradhatatlan
mqnkasait. A bankett t6sztmeste-
re Shamu Gyorgy volt, aki talpra-
esett beszedevel nyitotta meg a
t0sztok sorat.
/ A farrelli nemes reformat1s
Egyiilekezet egy teljes esztendSn
| keresztiil lelkesz nelkul volt, az
uj lelkesz alig egy h6napos mum
kalkodasa alatt Farrelben az egy-
hazi elet val6saggal viragzasnak
lndult, a gyilekezetnek, vasar-
napi iskolanak, szombati magyar
iskolanak, az ifjusagi kornek tag
jai lazas buzgalommal munkal
kodnak, hogy melt6k legyenek os
reformatus hitiik altal elejokbe irr
nagy feladatok elvegzesere.
/ A farrelli kicsiny sereg hitben
: lelekben es meggyoz0desben k0ve.
tend6 peldakent allithato minde1
gyiilekezet ele.
/ A Observation-Disclosures nemcsak a
farrelieknek, hanem mindazoknaI
akik azon resztvettek, felejthetet
len emlek marad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
AKI AZ ttNNEPEKET MEM
TARTJA MEG.

Koyacs Rela.l.csatldai asztalos-
mester szorgalmaroL, de egyuttal
kapzsisagar6l is ismeretes vide
ken. Ejjelt nappalla teve folyton
dolgozott. Meg a vasarnap $ leg
nagyobb iinnepnapok is a, gyalu-
pad mellett talaltak.
Nemregiben vasarnap egy uj ha-
zaspar reszere elkeszitett butort
akarta elszallitani a videkre.
Al falu nepe, mint mAskor is,
lnegbotrankozva szemlelte, ammt
Kovacs Bella epp a mise idejen a
butorokat szanra rakta. Miknr
mar kesz volt munka javal, pompas
iilohelyet keszitett bakon. Alul-
ia mefegitett teglakat rakot:,
hogy hbai meg ne fagyjanak. A
szan elihtlult szomszed k0zseg
fele. Mar az at kozepen volt, mi
kor feltiint nski,@ hogy teglak
jobban melegitenek mint azel6tt
Maid sercegest velt hallani. Felall-
va sza4bn, hatratekint. A szanom
felhalmgzott butor mar langokban
allott. Hiaba probalta tiizet h6-
val elbltani. Nehany perc mulva
az uj butor a szannal egyiitt porra
egett.' A langok lattara eszebe jR-
tottakl az atkozott melegiteft eg-
lax, amitol a csemagolo szalnla Til
yet fogott. Vegiil,: amikor bus arc
cal haza indult, belsejeben mssI
mozdult, a lelkiismeret szava, a
mely megsugta neki az Ur paran-
csat, amelN AIT mondja, hogy a
vasarnap es Hnnepet becsiiletesen
megtartsuk. .Es..s.,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
~ HIREk Az OHAZABOL ID /

csosz a szalmakazalban. Teljesea
eszmeletlen allapotban, egy 7sza
ruhaban oft fekiidt a szerencset
len asszony kazal ajaban. R0g
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
EL.ADoM:

a Mill Creek Park es a, Glacier to-
mellett fekv0 telkemet. Nagysaga
5Ox11S. Minden Improvement ben
ne van XII van fizetVe. A Mahonr
ing Ave. es azeOhio Work villa
mosok menten. Tudakozodni lehet
szerkesztosegiinkben: Mr.. Mraz-
nal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
MEM KELL VASAROLNIA.

A Patterson-Sargent gyakorlott demon
stratora fogja vegezni festes, varnisolas
es tisztitas munkajanak a bemutatasat,
melynek alapjan azutan AIT On otthon
azonnal elvegezheti. On is HIVATALOS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08

butt a szalmakasalba. Hat napct
toltott etlen-szomjan, borSaEmss
kinok k6zott a kevesbbe kenyel-
mes fekv5helyen. Ldbai megfagy-
tax, ugy hogy' terdben, le keHett
vagni mind . kettSt. A szerencsel-
len no hatgyer1hekes cssladanya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
DEBROsZKY ANDRAS

Youngstown legregibb magyar epito-
vallalkoz6ja. Mindeuf6le epitest bizto
stick es 1eg5obb feltetelek mellett
elvallal Ha epiteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy bizalommal forduljon Debroszky
Andrashoz, aki epitkezeshez ingyen ad
tanacsot, rajzot es k0ltsEgvetSst. CHM:
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 Wilson Ave..
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
APR0 HIRDETtsK|
KERTEszETI MUEKkRA

kerestetik egy hazaspar, alland6,s
tisztesseges megelhetes. Felvila-
gositassal szolgal: Pipoly 4Gyula,
Evans Highgrade Co., 80 Viii
hanson Ave-, Youngstown, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08

ton meleg szobaba vittek es hosz-
szas faradozas utan sikerilt eletrc
kelteni. A faggatasra elmondotta,
hogy 6ngyilkos akart lenni, azert
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-05
COMPANY "A"
LEAVES SOON
FOR BIG CAMP
Encampment at Camp Graf
ton Expected to be the
Finest in Years

Company "a" of Bismarck is plan
ming to leave Bismarck Saturday
morning for the annual encampment
at Devils Lake, June z to 20. The
Bismarck contingent will leave on a
Northern Pacific train and ut James
town will join Il special train carry
ing several companies. Company
"A" is fortunate in securing Frank"
to cook for them at camp.
Plans are being made for the
finest encampment in years at Dew
lis Lake. A new rifle range has
been constructed a new bathing
beach accommodations arranged and
other arrangements made to pro-
vide entertainment for the guards
men. A number of social functions
are being arranged in Devils Lake.
The Bismarck Quartermaster de-
tachment, under command of Major
Harold Sorenson, left today for
| camp, to prepare for the arrival of
over 900 guardsmen Saturday.
Local Company "a" officials an
nounce they can take. "a few more
men to camp.
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TO place the marketing abroad OF
surplus wheat, flour and meat prod
ucts in the hands of the war finance
corporation, and the word had gone
out that if the substitute proved ac-
ccptable to the president, it would
be pressed to vote as an admins
trative measure.
The announcement that no action
would be taken was made after
Frank w. Mondell, war finance
corporation director, fresh from q
conference with Mr.. Coolidge, had
discussed the situation for more
than an hour with Representative
Longworth, Tincher, Sanders and
Sinnott, Republican, Oregon.
Presidents Views Withheld
No comment was available at the
White House as to the presidents
views and Mr.. Mondell declined to
discuss the situation beyond stating
that he had left it to Mr.. Longworth
20 make an announcement. The
statement ISSUED by the majority
leader follows:
"Since the defeat of the McNary-
Haugen bill in the house, in consul
tation with many members of the
house and official repres of
the large farm organizations, | have
been attempting to arrive at some
satisfactory measure for the relief
of the agricultural situation. We
have also discussed the matter with
the president.
'The large majority recorded
against the McNary- Haugen bill
made it evident that any Legislative
proposition embodying tb" basic
principles Of this bill could not be
passed. While fully realizing the
condition of agriculture, and with
the most earnest desire to bring re.
lief as far as legislatvely possible
we have so far been unable to work
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to suggest the ACCESSIBILITY of des-
cribing it to them briefly, in SO far
as it bears on the present American
Japanese situation.
Acts That Prccede War
"Of course, ! do not mean to eug
gest," the rear admiral said, that
war is even possible; but neverthe-
less it may be pointed out that the
Japanese and the Americans have
! taken attitudes that are irreconcilia-
BILE and that the Japanese have vir-
tually broken off diplomatic relations
by giving their ambassador vaca-
ton. Such attitudes and such acts
have usually preceded wars, though
they have not always been followed
| by wars"
imagine, he said, the United States
| fleet is superior to the Japanese navy
| in the ratio of 5 to 3, "this is the re-
verse of the truth" even if the Am
erican navy were superior in capital
| ships, he asserted, it is far from be-
ing superior in that ratio in active
personnel and far inferior" in re-
| serves.
of Japan should go to the extreme
of taking tie Philippine islands and
! thus force us into war; the letter
added, 1--WE should find ourselves in Il
| deporablc condition because Of the
lack of trained men as we'll as of 9TH
! CT requisites"
Referring to his service on the gen
eral board of the navy, Admiral Fiske
said:
eve believed Japan would take the
PHILIPPINE islands if ever the resent
ment of the people against US should
reach a height sufficient to- assure
the government of their support
; That Japan could take the PHILIPPINE
islands we all agreed at that time
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-05
FISKE URGES
U. s. NAVY BE
STRENGTHENED
Rear-Admiral, in Letter to
Wilbur, Calls Attention
TO Conditions
APPRECIATION LACKING

New York, June 5--Rear Admiral
Bradley "A. Fiske, retired, in Il letter
to Secretary of the Navy, Wilbur
which he made public, called atten
ton to the present comparative
strength of the American and Japa-
nese fleets for operations in Far
Eastern waters, which. he said,
gravely was misunderstood by the
PUBLIC.
"In view of the unfortunate lack of
realization by our people of the act
ual condition of our navy Real
Admiral Fiske wrote, 81 beg leave
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-05

day night as a farewell surprise
party for Miss Odell who has just
finished successful term of school.
Miss Odell left for her home at
Balrour, Mont.
o. B. Swanson and sons, Ernest
and Harold motored to Bismarck
and had some dental work done last
week
/ The Ernest Saville family and
Florence Odell attended the banquet
at Braddock Thursday night. e.
Howard Brownawcll and sister,
Helen spent the week end visiting
their brother, Harold Brownawell
and family.
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but that we, could retake them M
officer then was willing to declare.
Would Have to Retake Them


officer then was willing to declare.
Would Have to Retake Them
Nevertheless every man Witf
whom / then talked, no matter whae
his occupation or political creed, de-
clared that if the Japanese should
take the Philippine islands the Unit
ed States would be bound by every
principle of honor and INTERNATIONAL
responsibility to try at least to re-
take them"
The admiral then discussed the
prospect of the American fleet opef-
ating in Asiatic waters, more than
5000 miles from "our inadequate
bases on the west coast and more
than 5000 miles from the dry dock
in the Hawaiian islands. IL would
have to engage the Japanese fleet
close to the latter's own bases, har--
assed by submarines and aircraft, ne
said
"Our fleet could not get near the
coast of Japan because of the mindS
fields, and in case of the injuries to-
ships it would have no dry dock to
90 to less than 5000 miles away.
The admiral thought it impossible
| to say whether the rccapturc, of the
Philippines from Japan would be
more difficult now than it would
have been ten years ago, though he
believed the improvements in sub
marine and aircraft would prove
more advantageous to Japan.
The obstacles to a Japanese assault
on the islands would be increased by
the additional defenses, he thought
but would be decreased by aerial ad.
| vances which would enable them to
| do effective bombing, especially -
night.
| There are nearly $4,000 auto dea.
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SHRINE CHOOSES
: 49, LOS ANGELES


Kansas City, Mo-, June with
the election of officers and DISPOSE
ton of other business, including the
selection Of it's 1925 convention
mecca, by the imperial council of
the Shrine Of North America, the
$4,000 mobiles of the order assembled
here turned their attention to last
nights picturesque stunt" parade.
r. James f. Chandler of Kansas City
became imperial potentate by action
Of the council, when he was official
ly- elevated along with the other
member of the imperial divan in
order Of their succession.
John N. Sebroll of Khadive temple,
Norfolk, Va, was elected imperial
outer guard. Los Angeles was Sc
lected as the 1925 caravansary,
which will be held May 1928.
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GIVES UP HOPE

GIVES UP HOPE
Washington, June 5.-After con-
! sultation with President Coolidge
Representative Longworth, the Re-
publican leader, conceded last nigh!
there was no possibility of enactine
satisfactory substitute for the Nc
. Nary Haugen farm selief bill at this
session of congress.
During the day Mr.. Longworth ant
Representative Tincher, of Kansas
and Sanders, of Indiana, both mem
bers of the Republican steering
committee, had discussed with the
president a plan they had evolved
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out plan which would command the
necessary support"
Neither Mr.. Longworth nor any
Of his colleagues would amplify this
statement, although it was made
clear they would make no further
attempt to whip relief measure
into shape.