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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
KEuY1IETIs ttNlfEP.
Juhasx Janos sirk6v6nek fels1en.
tsl&se Q Belment temet6bsn.

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AZ elmu1t .vasarnap dalufankt-
gyeletes iinnepseg keretabep szen-
teltek fel AIT hatalmas remek-
be kesziilt szep sirk6yet, amelyet
Juhasz J6zsef allitatott fel nemre-
giben meghalt fiverenek, Juhasz
Janosnak sirja f0le.
A hozzatartozok, rokonok es jo-
baratok vagy szazan jottek ossze
a temet0be, ahol Bake Sander We
zetese alatt egy gyaszenekkel kezd
TEX meg a szertartast. Az enek
elhangzasa mtan DIR. Gerenday
Laszlo, ref. egyhaz lelkesze, mon
dott magas szaranyalasu imat es
beszedet, amely utan megkapo
szavak kisereteben felszentelte a
gy0ny0ru sirk0vet. Ezutan Mih6k
Sandor ,tartott gyaszbeszedet, a
melyben az elhunyt erdemeit mel
tatta es kiemelte JOSEF fiverenell
ritka erdemeit es faradsagos mum
kassagat, amt megboldogult fl
we're erdekeben cselekedett. 4
gyaszbeszed mely benyomast kel-
tett "a hallgatosagra. Geressy San
dor meghato szavalata utan az
| enekkar' gyaszdala es Gerenday
lelkesz aldo imaja fejezte be a
meghato iinnepseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
MAGYAR szIv.

Legenda, mese vagy koltemeny
= nehez eld0nteni. A magyar
szivr6l szA az a gyonyoru darab,
mellyel mar ket het ota rlkitja ra-
kasra Fedak Sari az 6lrazaboi
erkezett Macy tarsulata magyar
lakta plezek magyarsagat. Ahol a
"Mezeskalacs lot, ezt gyonyo-
rii darabot bemutattak, OFT valo-
saggal iinnepeltek a miiveszeket.
EFT a pompas darabot, melyben
minden megvan, elvezettel, kacag-
va, konnyezve nezte eddig meg
vagy huszezer magyar $ akik lat
tax. azok nem felejtik ell soha.
A mostani Fedak tarsulat olyan,
hogy annak ertekelesere ma
gyar nyely .szokincse mem kepes.
Ilyen tarsulatot, ilyen egyittest,
meg a vilag egyetlen szinpadan Sc
latott senki. Sc magyar, sc ameri-
kai, Sc mas nacio miiveszeibol meg
mem jott ossze ilyen egyiittes.
Magyar szivbe markol6 darab,
magyar verbeli miiveszek = AIT
hissziik t0bbet mem kell monda-
nunk. Aki teheti, nezze meg 0ket.
A Fedak Sari miivesztarsulata no.
vember Len, szombaton Farrell,
Pa.-ban szerepel. Az ottani High
School szinhaztermeben keriil be-
mutatasra 'Mezeskalacs". En-
re az estere tegyiink felre min
den doigot, ezen az esten, ha kell,
az utolso centiinkkel vagy kol-
csonvett penzen, meg betegcn IS,
de nezziik meg ezt az eloadast.
A fiatalok gyonyorii darabot
latnak, olyan muveszektol, akiket
meg almaikban is csak nehezen
kepzeltek Ell - az oregek, azok ha-
zaalmodjak magnkat ezen az es-
ten, oda - hova haza hi fiji, ia,
lomb, virag :.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
Elegendo alvas gyermek egeszseget
biztositja.

Rendszeres, zavartalan alvas sziikse-
ges feil6d6 gyermeknek. Eneikiil min
den gondossag a gyermek taplalasat IS
beleertve, karbavesz. Ajanlatos, hogy
amennyiben lchetseges, kis gyermek
egyediil aludjon. A szoba legyen meleg,
de iol szcll6zot is. A matrac egyenletes
legyen, lehet5leg vattaval vagy l6szor-
rel believe. Mem kell parnat hasznalni,
de amennyiben egy 0sszehajtott szal-
vetat tesz a gyermek feje ala, az is
megfele. Hogy bebi alvasat megkony
nyitse, a szobat ell kell s0t6titenie es
minden folosleges zajt6l lehetoleg tar
t6zkodni kell. Ringatas lehet0leg mello-
zend6. Gondoljon ARA, hogy az alvas
egy termeszetes 0szt0ne a gyermeknek
ez 0szt0n mem szabad, hogy mesterse-
ges eszk0z6kkel befolyasolhasson. kc-
rifle ell mindazon gy6gyszerek alkal-
mazasat, amelyek a kisded mesterseges
alvasat celozzak, inert gyakorlatlan al
tai hasznalva, az veszelyes mereg a
gyermekeknek.
Rendes tapla1as es gondviseles nagyon
sokban hozzajarul a gyermek alvasahoz,
Ha szegenyesen van taplalva. "a oyer
mekct gyakran felkelti az ehseg. Ha tul
van taplalva, akkor megterhelt gyo-
NOR nyugtalanna teszi az alvast. Rem
dcscn taplalt gyermek nyugodtan al
SILK addig, amig a .szabalyos taplalko-
zasi id6pontban magat6l fel mem ebred.
= Gyakran azonban megcsik, hogy a
gyermek harmadik vagy negyedik ho-
napban az egesz ejjelt vegigalussza, az
egysjeri Aelebrodest kiveve, amikor
meg kell 6t etetni. Ebben az id5ben a
gyermcknek delutan legalabb ketszer
ket 6rat kell aludnia. Amint a oyer
mex no, egyszeri alvas is elegseges. Ia
naesos azonban gyermeket delutani
alvasra lefektetni addig, mig legalabb
sc ewes lesz.
Ha minden intezkedest szigoruan be-
tartott es ennek dacara gyermek
nyugtalanul alszik, keresse fel azonnal
a doktort, inert valamilyen lappang6
betegs6g rabolhatja ell IL gyermekt6l az
almat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23

Vasarnap delelott egy auto,
melynek holgy volt vezetoje, ref.
templom elott elgazolta Vekassy
Janos east-youngstowni magyar
testyeriinket.
z. Vekassyt seriileseivel beszalll-
tottak a k6rhazba, kivanjuk, hogy
minel elobb egeszsegesen hagyja
el k6rhazat.
A gondatlan lelkiismeretlen
hajt0, aki egy villamost bal olda-
lon akart mellozni, a gazolas utan
el akart szelelni - ez azonban
nem sikeriilt neki. Remeljiik, hogy
a gondatlan lelkiismeretlen no
elyeszi szigoru biinteteset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
A PKT0FI EGYLET GYttLEST
TART.

AZ youngstown Pet6fi San
,elor Egylet, most vasarnap, okt6-
Der 26-an, deiutan 2 oral kezdet-
tel tartja meg gyiileset. A tagok
keretnek, hogy a gyulesen leheto-
leg teljes szamban jelenjenek meg,
annyival is inkabb, mivel ez al
kalommal fontos targyalni valok
vannak napirenden.
A h&tralekos tagtarsak tartsak
k0telcsseguknek q vasarnapi gyii-
les alkalmaval rendezni tartoza.
saikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
|Egyhazi hirek
iE@il@ilTlE=li= =li=EJI2lIs@1T5@lf=IfIIf=

~ = 1 r
Keresztszilei, Horvath Florian Is Wolf
Valburga.
Adomanyok:- Boros Karoly epite
81 munkalatokra $5.-, gyertyara Matyas
J6zsefne $2.- es i0zvr Pal6ezy Sandorne
$2.-t.
Havidijak.- Marion Gyorgy havidij
fejeben fizetett $5.-, id. Galambossy
Gyorgy 81, Kiss Claiborne $1.-, Balogh
JOSEF $5.- Hoffer Karoly $2.-, Kele-
men Karoly 81, Futkos Janos $2.-,
Zolka Ferenc So.
Szeminarium.- Az epul6 papnevel5
iskolara esedekes reszletuket megfi-
zettek: Boncz Janos So es Orosz
Gy0rgy So
Az els6 gy6n6k es aldoz6k.- Az ell
So gy6nok es aldoz6k ezevi osztalya
rendkivil Macy. Beiratkozott eddig 81
flu es 3s leany, akik egynehanynak
kivetelevel, rendesen iarnak minden
szombaton delel6tt 10-12ig tart6 okta-
tasra. Eek gyermekek annyira ha-
ladtak el6re tanitasban,. hogy az ez-
utan jelentkez6k felnem vehet6k t0b
be es j0v6re kell maradniok.
KerjIk szia6ket, hogy azok a eyer
mekek, akik eddig beiratkoztak, jar
ianak ell rendesen az oktatasokra es
betegsegen kiviil semmi mas okbol ne
marnli ianak Ell arr0l -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
AZ anyak regi problemaja.

Siany taplalkozas lanyok serdll6
koraban a le1nagyobb veskedelem.
Minden anya kell, hogy szembe nezzen
czen veszellyel. Egy hires angol orvos
nemreg folytatott vizsgalata alapjan
megallapitotta, hogy Il serdIl6 lanyok
nagy resze mines kellokeppen taplalva.
A veszely pagyobb resze abban rejlik,
hogy silanyan taplalt leanyok az eb-
ben korban fellep0 betegsegekkel mem
tudnak megkiizdeni. A taberkulozis a
serdilo leanyok koz0tt pusztit.
Orvosilag megvizsgalt gyermekek cred
menye alapian megallapitotttak, hogy
Borden's Eagle Milk ut6lerhetetlen q
hetegsegek lekiizdesensl. A Borden Is te-
jen taplalt gyermekek ketszer snnyit
nyerteks sulyban, mint amennyit mas
gyermekek. Altalaban minden gyermek,
aki Borden's tejen lett taplflva, esesz-
segesebb, fizikumuk ellen@ll6bb. a. ta-
nit6k jelentese szerint eek a gyerme-
kek ugy testileg. mint, szellemileg mesz
sze maguk mog0tt hagytak iskolapajta-
saikat.
Mem minden Talcum pude1 sgyfor-
macs terweszetesen On biztos akar len
ri appan, hogy mindent, amit btbijenek
testbSrshss bsszaal teljesen megbizhat6
es tiszta legyen. Colgates Baby Talcum
megfelel minden tekintstben ezen ko.
telm6nyeknsk, inert kitiad orvosok al
tai sl6iEt formula szerint k6sziil specia.
lisan b&bik sxsmara.
olvasss y ftgysl@esen uindsu A1tsu
aaelst n sildEakst = tsisSe may. ts9y ,
jSv6ben hassuilhasas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
vERHovAY 1os.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 1Oo-
TX fi6k- -osztalya beteg tagjainak
nevsora a k0vetkezo:
Szuligan Janos (737 Salt Spring
Rd.). Bodnar Istvan (121S Cres-
cent ST., Paly6ezi JOSEF 129
Reed Ave, E. E.-Youngstown.)
Betegseg a titkarnal jelentendo,
Ikinek cine: All Kyle ST., tele-
fon 6-20SS.
IN. Gregosits Jozsef,
Sne titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23

~ i
Aoe y A'.lAa 80 a1oA aa = -
-. ) Il ,sh6,
,,;ahh e u;ahh tsmeoakben ;0ttek
ovaran;tya ~ ;tten;ek szamat.
eovmasntan alak;tottak meg a ma.
ovar ko,on;akaY seovhazakat epv-
letekat sait6t sth Ar; lesz azonban
- ost houvs Amer;ka lezarta ka-
INIT 4 hevandorlas elSlg Meg ne
hany evtized es mem lesz magyar
salto, magyar nyeivu egynaz es
magyar egylet, inert nem lesz mar
nyeiveben magyar az amerikai
magyarsag sem. Ennek a megaKa-
daiyozasara mem iehet tennl sem
NIT, ezt .magavai hozza az luo' De'
hosy magyar nev' a magyar 5ei-
leg fennmaradJon, ARA lgenls!
Or0mmel latink. mint alakul-
nak ma i n;abh 81 niabb knltur-
~.
-, ~ eth .s.o
- ! ,,ns.,;;d.;al, fa;,Sanol, "a
., ,.a.
.a: ~ s
-, L,,lt,,ra "a
.:@,,s,.;. -
A 1enn'i hafonl ' rom tes'ver saros'
ban ezideig az utobbl korokbo'
egy-ket felekezeti mtikedyelo ko-
ron kiviil, egyeb mines. lit az ide-
i le, hogy tekintetben mi is meg
fegyitk a magupket, osszehozva
en ieAssu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
Reformatus, egyhaz

Z Keres8tel6s.-- A multi vasarnap nyert
Iren nevet Denik Andras es neje, ko-
csis Ella leanykaja. Keresztszllei: Csa-
ka Andras Is neje,, Horvath Margit.t
Okt6ber 1s-en nyert Lajos nevet
Jancsurak Janos es neje, Marion En-
zs6bet fiacskaja. Keresztszilei: Mesa
ros Berti es neje, Fekete Borbala.
Gyermek Klub.-- A Gyermek Klub
vasarnapi gyilesen Kiss Erzsi es Sza-
dai Piri vendegeltek meg kekszivel kis
pajtasaikat.
Rank k0vetkez6 vasarnap is j6jje.
mex ell gyermekek, kiil0n0sen, akik
a november 2-iki teaesten szerepelni
fognak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23

olvasss y figysa4ssen mindsn A6tsn
asslat \ siiaEahst - tsasse M. ts1y !
.j6v6bsn 1assuithasss. a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
SCENT ISTvAN EGYLET.

f heten kovetkez6 tagok betegek:
Bin6 J6zsefne (374 w. Delason Ave.
6zy. Hajdu Istvanne (69' Haseltine
Ave.), ifj. sVask6 Janos (e3l2 Rpsscl
Ass-) 81
"a betegsfg kaluezky Janos elnoknei
jelentend6 be. kinek cine: 1349 Re-
public Ave-, telefon. 1890.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23

hogy q k0smonda dasos magyar Atok,
a "sz6thusas" most mem fog er-
venyesiilni es oft lesz mindenki, a
kit csak munkaja mem akadalyoz-
"a meg az eljovetelben, aki lelke-
ben meg apotja a magyar erzest.
es reszt vesz munkankban, ame-
lyet az egyetemes magyarsagert
vegezni akarunk.
Magyar Testverek /! ne mulassza
tok ell ezt az alkalmat.
Testveri udv0zlettel
AZ el6k6szit6 bixottsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
FELHIVAS
Sharon, Farrell es Sharpsville
magyar lako6aihoz.

Az amerikai magyarsag, elsa.
kadva regi hazajatol, hatalmas
es nagy vilagreszben vi hazat ta-
lalt, de lelkeben magyar maradt
es hiven apolta a hazai hagyoma-
nyokat ,amellett, hogy lit is alkal-
mazkod0tt az adott viszOnyok-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Keresztel6sek:- Laszl6 JOSEF, Mar
ton Gy0rgy Is Csepke Paula fla, sziil.
aug. lien, kereszteltek oktober 1S-an.
keresztszilei: Csepke Karoly es kere-
kes Veronka.
Rachel Erzsebet, Horvath Rafael es
Pavlenszky Margit leanya, szul.n okto-
Der Gan, kereszteltek okt6ber, 19-en.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
ENGAGE WHOLE SHIP
 FOR TOURIST TRIP

The first Presbyterian Alaska Ex- cursion of this season will come to Alaska in July, aboard the steamer Alameda, according to information re- ceived here from Dr. s. Hall Young of Juneau, who will personally con- duct the party from Seattle. The par ty will form at Los Angeles, leaving there June 26, and going to Seattle by rail.
 The entire passenger accommoda- tion of the Alameda will be reserved for the excursion. This means that from 175 to 200 persons will make the tour. The itinerary, according to Dr. Young, will include all of the regular ports of call made by the Alameda, and in addition, all of the points at which Presbyterian missions are main tained.
 The tour is being specially adver- tised in literature issued at Los Ange- les. It is stated that arrangements have been made with the transporta- tion company to issue stopovers to members of the party desiring them.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
HELP FOR OLD FOLKS
Old Age Should Be Happy-Not 8
 Time of Sicknets and Suffering.

Too many people begin to suffer al middle age with constant backache urinary ills and rheumatic pains anC aches. Weak kidneys are usually the cause and, if neglected, there is dan ger of hardened arteries, dropsy, gra- vel or Bright's disease. Help youl weakened kidneys with a stimulant diuretic before kidney disease gets g firm hold! Use Doan's Pills. Thous- ands of old folks recommend Doan's. Here is convincing proof:
 E. B. Collins, retired farmer, 26OC Meridian St., Bellingham, Wash, says: "A dull aching in the small of my back made me feel miserable. The secretions passed three or four times in single night and they burned like hot metal. They were also highly colored at times and again as clear as spring water. Doan's Pills relieved me of the aching in my back and made my kidneys we'll"
 Price Soc at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Deans Pills-the same that MT. Col lins had. FBoster-M -Milburn Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
Stolen Boat Returned
 To Victoria by Pirates

VICTORIA, Mar 25-Displaying the same cool effrontry which characteriz- ed their actions from the start the Peters Cove pirates have returned the gas boat Hadsel, and to the very place from which they took her with $1O,OO0 worth of liquor stolen from her rightful crew.
 This was learned yesterday when the provincial police heard from Pen der Island where residents reported the finding of the Hadsel, badly shot up and empty, in Peters Cove. No trace of the bandits who shot Davidson and trussed up his companions in the daring raid has been discovered nor can the speed boat which was used to do the job be found. Chief Constable Robert Owens is in Seattle conferring with the American authorities on the while affair.
 Meanwhile Frederick Davidson is re- coevring slowly from the two wounds received in the fight ,and his compan- ions, Joe Edwards, A. M. Martin and Adolf Ongstead, have been released.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
ALAMEDA SAILS SOUTH
 WITH LIGHT LISTING

The Alameda sailed south Saturday night about II o'clock with light list of passengers, as follows:
 For Latouche-Paul Svenden.
 For Valdez-F T. Henry.
 For Cordova-Miss Mildren Curtis, Mike Raspello.
 Juneau-Mrs. Emily Weybrecht, Mrs Mrs. P. A. Cook, M S. Wilson.
 For Seattle-Mrs w. F. Lewis, and Gordon, Eugene Johnson, A. J. Pauli, w. Burnett, w. c. Gordon, Mrs. W. c. Mrs. E. J. Cronin E. J. Cronin, Mrs. G. George Sexton, Sam Guyot, S. s. Dicky, three children, Gus Borgen, H. Thorn, Jr., A. P. Rasmussen, Mrs. A. P. Ras- musen, Carl Rasmussen, Robert Howes, L. R. Elson.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
Eielson Cannot Carry
 Passengers on Trips

As accounted in a previous article, Ben Eielson, air mail pilot, has been denied authority to take passengers on his trips. He received an answer to wire sent recently which said that he could not take passengers, cameramen or others until after the completion of the ten experimental flights which he has contracted for. The wire also said he should not make any other flights except to McGrath with mail.
 He also received word that Harold T. Lewis, pilot in charge of the Chey- enne area of the air mail service, with headquarters at Cheyenne, Wyo., is on his way to Fairbanks to look over conditions and inspect the progress and effects of the service as inaugu- rated by Pilot Eileson. MT. Lewis is a passenger on the Northwestern.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
BRITISH AVIATORS
 HOP OFF TODAY TO ENCIRCLE THE GLOBE

LIVERPOOL Mar. 26.-A British alrpIane started today on flight around the world. Squadron leader A. Stuart McLaren, took off from Kal shot airdrome shortly after noon to day.
 The first goal of the aviators is Ly ons, France. McLaren is accompanied on his flight by Flying Officer Plender leith and Sergeant Andrews. They are using Victor machines.
 From Lyons the route will be tc Brindisi, Athens, Cairo, Bagdad, Basa "a, Darich, Calcutta Rangoon, Hong kong, Tokio, Attu, Chignik, Seldovia Cordova ,Sitka, Prince Rupert, thence across Canada, thence down the Allan tic coast to Cuba, Azores, Lisbon, anc through France to London.
 It is hoped to complete the flight by June 2S.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
Rules are Drawn for
 The Nenana Ice Pool

The Nenana Ice Pool committee has announced the following rules to gov. ern the conduct of the pool:
 Any alterations or erasures on tickets must be certified to on the back of the ticket to the correct minute, hour, day and month, and signed by the owner, otherwise these tickets will be thrown out when the typewriter list is made and checked.
 All tickets must be filled out with pen and ink and plainly marked.
 The minute will be decided the same as previous years, one minute until two, etc. No seconds will count.
 All tickets must be at Nenana not later than noon, April 20, 1924.
 Committee in charge: Frank 0. Robinson, Chas. Sheldon, electricians.
 Wm. J. Taylor, chronometer.
 Wm. Cowgirl, Al Clarno, L. Isabel, and B. Tunison, business managers.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
Type Set by Harding
 Given Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Mar. 25.-The last stick of type set by President Warren G. Harding, was turned over to F. B Moves, president of the Associated Press by w. F. Thompson, publisher of the Fairbanks News-Miner. Presi- dent Moves has arranged to have Hen ry Cantwell Wallace, secretary of az riculture, to formally present the type to the Associated Press at the an- nual meeting in New York next month after which it will be presented to the museum.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
BIG TIME PLANNED
 AT GRAND IGLO0

A big time is planned at the Grand 1gloo, Pioneers of Alaska, at Fair banks starting March 27, Thursday.
 Delegations from Southeastern Alaska and other points along the coast have arrived and left for the in- terior on Mondays train.
 Two dances have been arranged by the oldtimers of Fairbanks for the en- tertainment of visitors, and an elabo- rate musical program is being prepar- ed for memorial servicet to be held on March 30. Another feature of ln- terest will be a visit to the Alaska Az ricultural College and School of Mines, and several airplane flights by Avia- tor Ben Eielson who will stage trip to McGrath while the Igloo is in ses- sion.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
Bus System Abandoned
 Street Cars Come Back

AKRON, March 2S-Akron yester- day gave up it's plan of bus transpor- portation. Street cars, thrown out February 1, as a result of franchise squabble resumed service as rapidly as ice and snow, packed down by the heavy busses could be removed from the streets. The city councilmen en- tered a fifteen-month agreement with the traction company. The temporary franchise provides for a five cent fare plus one cent transfer charge. Num- erous civic organizations had protest ed against the bus system.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
Independent Steamship Co.
 to Operate in s. E. Alaska

SEATTLE, March 27-The Indepen- dent Steamship Company, c. A. Burk- hardt president, has reconditioned the motor ship Oregon with new engines and will place the vessel on the Puget Sound-South Eastern Alaska run. Cap tain p. H. Karbbe will be commander of the new vessel on her first voyage, which will be in April. Principally coal and cannery supplies will be hauled on the Oregon.
 The Northern Commercial Company steamer Brookdale will sail Saturday with supplies for the Alaska Peninsula and Dutch Harbor canneries.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
ENTERTAINED BY RADIO

c. M. Brosius and J. P. Hannon en- tertained a party last evening with their radio receiving set. Among those present were Professor and Mrs. A. J. Goodskey, and the members of the Odd Fellows lodge, who closed the session early in order to be pres ent and listen in on the Pacific Coast stations broadcasting concerts with two eastern stations coming in late.
 The concert was very much enjoyed by those present.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
Delegate Sutherland Backs
 Sexton and Dawes in Race

Delegate Dan Sutherland is backing Dawes of Juneau and George Sexton of Seward, Republican candidates for delegates to the National convention, to win the election. The attitude of the delegate was made known in letter received at Anchorage last week. The delegate also said he was strongly in favor of the candidacy of J. L. Waller of Anchorage, as Territo- rial representative.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
John W. Frame Gives
 Platform to People

John w. Frame has published his platform as Republican National Com mitteeman, which is as follows: T pledge the people of Alaska that if elected Republican National Commit teeman, will not recommend any man for an appointment in Alaska who is not first approved by the people of the Territory, and by those residing in the vicinity where such appointee is to serve."
 In conclusion Mr. Frame says: Il have voted the Republican ticket straight for ten years.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
COOLIDGE NAMES COMMITTEE STUDY
 THE OIL SITUATION

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 27- Coolidge this afternoon named com mittee to study the situation and make recommendations in the matter con corning oil by creating larger reserves through transfer, trade of purchase of lands for naval fuel, in the United States proper and such oil lands as might exist in Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
kAslLoF WILL NOT OPERATE

It is announced that the Alaska Packers association cannery at Kasi- lof will not be operated for the com ing season. Arrangements have been made for the fish allotted to that can nery to be packed by the Fidalgo Isl and Packing Co. at Port Graham. Each of the four larger canneries of the Cook Inlet district IS permitted to op- crate five traps and buy fish from but three independent traps and from in dependent gillnets, the total pack for each being 3O,OOO cases with a limit of 15,000 cases on reds.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
LONE ROBBER ENTERS
 EVERY HOUSE IN TOWN

OKLAHOMA CITY, March 28-A lone man, without hat and wearing an abbreviated overcoat, re-enacteo the Fabius Quintillus episode in anci- ent Carthage by ransacking in the will lage of Moore, near here.
 The. Oklahoma Quintillus broke into all Moore's twelve residences while the occupants slept, but was rewarded with only $2O and watch, Deputy H T. Cissem said.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-29
PATHE NEWS MAN
 WILL FILM FLIGHT

Richard J. Surratt, cameraman for the Pathe News, will arrive in Seward the first of next week to film the Army round the world fliors when they ar rive in Seward. MT. Surratt is bro ther to Miss Valeska Surratt, the mo- vie actress, and makes his headQuar- ters in Wrangell. At the present time Mir. Surratt is taking views of the Grand Igloo at Fairbanks, and will also takes scenes around the Agricultural College and School of Mines It was Mr. Surratt who took the pictures of President Harding last year, soooping all competitors.