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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-03-27
INFORMAL AFTERNOON FROCKS;
VERY EXTREME BONNET TYPES

Notwithstanding all rumors to the
contrary, the bonnet remains a lead
ing number on the program. AZ
If to impress this fact upon us the
newest versions are more bonnet-like
than ever. Indeed 1t is the extreme
bonnet type which is the fashion, some
of which are quite as big Of brim and
deep of crown as those worn by
Salvation army lassies. OF course
only youth wears the bonnet pictur-
esquely and this season particularly II
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-03-27

millinery collections For confirmation
refer to this Illustration.
Briefly told. the bonnet In the upper
left corner Is superbly fine brown
milan, with bewitching curtain OF
lace and springlike posies flattened
about its crown. Ribbon ruches trav-
erse the crown of the petite bonnet
to the right above. Centered to the
left is one OF the bonnets large Of
brim and protecting as sunbonnet. II
Is of georgette crepe. bluette shade.
with large daisy at one side. The
last number is an ombre lavender-vio-
let felt shape, with a huge embroidered
dover with foliage.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
60 1879 Western Newspaper Union.,
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-03-27

appreciated.
imperial Rice.
Put three cup
fuls of milk into
a double boiler,
a d d one-fourth
t e spo o nful Of
salt and one-half
cupful of we'll
washed rice. Cook
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-03-27

Radio Chicken Salad.
Take four pounds of
chicken, reserving one
pound Of the white meat
for a garnish. Dice the
three pounds with two
pounds of diced cooked
veal, one small head OF
cabbage chopped, two
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-03-27

A choice chicken salad which will
be cherished In any family Is the
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-03-27
The K,N7TGIH|E N|
GAIBlLQ|ElH
(@. 1923. western Newspaper Union.)

1t IL good to rub and polish the
brain against that of others.--Mon-
tague.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-03-27

washed rice. Cook
until the milk is all absorbed, then add
one-third of box of gelatin soaked
in cold water and dissolved over heat.
When the mixture is cold and begin
ming to thicken, add one-half cupful
Of powdered sugar, one teaspoonful Of
of lemon juice and the same of orange
juice and little of the grated rind.
and lastly fold in one cupfuI of cream
whipped stiff. Turn into well-lined
mold and set away in cool place.
Oysters a la Richelieu.-Put one
tablespoonful of butter in saucepan
and when well melted add one-fourth
Of teaspoonful of paprika, two table
spoonfuls of chopped celery and cook
five minutes, then add two dozen large
oysters free from liquor. Cover and
when plump add two tablespoonfuls
of lemon juice and the same Of orange
juice, then serve
Lenten cutlets.-Use one pint of
faxed fish, one cupful Of milk, two
tablespoonfuls of butter, two of flour,
teaspoonful of salt, dash of cay
enne, a tablespoonful of chopped pars-
ley, teaspoonful of onion juice and
grating of nutmeg. Put the milk
over the fire to heat, add the butter
and flour well mixed to the milk,
cook until smooth and thick, then add
the beaten yolk of an egg, cook mo-
ment, take from the fire, add the sea-
sonings, then mix with the fish and
sauce and set aside to COOL When cold
form into outlets, dip into egg and
crumbs and fry until well Drowned.
Apricot Floats.-Take one-fourth
pint of leftover apricots, four table
spoonfuls OF powdered sugar, the
whites of two eggs. Press the pulp of
the apricots through fine sieve.
Beat the whites of the eggs very stiff.
add the sugar, add the fruit pulp, a
tablespoonful at a time and beat con-
stantly until stiff enough to hold its
shape. Set aside to chill. Fill indi-
vidual serving dishes one-third full Of
cream and drop tablespoonful of the
apricot float on top of each.
Baked Fish With Sauce.-Stuff
large fish of any kind with bread stuff
ing and serve with the following:
Place In double boiler one beaten
egg, one tablespoonful each Of butter
and vinegar, one-half cupful each Of
water and fish stock; one-half tea
spoonful Of salt, one-fourth teaspoon
full of white pepper, and one teaspoon
full of dry mustard. Cook until the
consistency of custard. Put through
the meat chopper one small onion. one
large cucumber pickle and few sprigs
of parsley. Add these to the sauce;
let heat through and serve with the
fish.
Something Good.
A choice chicken salad which will
be cherished In any family is the
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-03-27
TASTY FOODS

Rice Is such wholesome food that
different ways of serving it are always
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

The most attractive Slips.
made OF trico>hanl. material
that lock, like silk Jersey and
will give most excellent wear.
Your choice OF 4-inch hens. seal
lopcd bottoms or hip hens. Also
Slips oi radium silk. with ether
hip hens or scal'oncd bottoms.
Black. navy and the wanted
street shades. Most exceptional
values.
kann's-Sccond Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

Buy Advancing. $500 Dor Secure, Any Size,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
For the Junior Miss
At $l2.95

These Attractive New Coats are
the JOY OF the schoolgirls heart.
There are striking campus cloth coats,
and coats OF suede cloth, in the popu-
lar colors. also sports plaids Some
wear furs others do not. Those which
arc fur trimmed have the fur collars
and panel bands OF fur-beaverette and
fitch mandel Sizes to II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
ChiIdren's Union Suits
Kann's kapitol Randy
6Oc Lib.

Made fresh every day. right in
our own factory. and in all the
wanted f1avors, including fruits
creams, mints, caramels, nouSats
ginger. marshmallow, etc.
Cream Fudge, in marsh
mallow, vanilla and choco-
late nut flavors. Spe- COc
ciaI. a pound. .... ~
p e anut Brittle. loo
Special, a pound.
i pound box of Chocolate
Cordial Cherries. 49,
Special, a box.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
For Little Tots
At.$9.95

There are fur or tailored collar
styles to choose from in this collec-
ton of warm Winter Coats for the
youngsters OF ? to s years. Nicely
tailored and lined they are the ideal
coats for real cold weather. Smart
and serviceable and most modest1v
priced. Colors. brown. blue, henna
and tan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

-Good-looking, Well Made
Capeskin Gloves, PM. sewn
and with Paris point self
stitched backs. Colors: Black,
tan. brown, gray. pearl and
beaver. Sizes 81. to IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
Good Choosing for Women
At $3.50

Suede cloths and high-pile fabrics.
The colors are 9racklehead blue. pansy.
taupe. black and rust The furs en-
ployed are black and platinum wolf
beige and black caracul. chapcl1ila. natu-
raj skunk and opossum All have fur
collars; ajority cuffs, and number
have bands OF fur. Sizes 80 to 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

-lnNt2tloE IVORY with green or
blue backs and gold edges III
the very newest styles. Round
and oval mirrors. Large hair
brushes with eleven rows Of
real briStleS. Trays. etc Every
thing for your dressing table.
Most unusual values.
Mirrors and lIairbrushes
at h e special c1 o.
price. each 49,.
Comb and Brush Trays.
Puff Boxes, Hair Receivers,
Buff ers and S1.0O
Combs. Each.
Manicure Implements, in
Guiding files. cutiCle knives,
button hooks. shoe
horns and scissors. SOC
Each ...
kann' street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
Regular Sl.35 Quality
Ravon Vests
Csc

-Womcn's Fine Quality Rayon
Nests-thc Fitritc III k e-in
bodice style. Your choice OF
flesh. orchid. peach and white.
A splendid value.
Union Suits, S2.45
-Women's Wool. Cotton and
Rayon Union Suits. made III
sleeveless. tight knee style only.
Medium weight. very specially
priced.
ChiIdren's Union Suits
At SI.35
Gray Wool and Cotton RIB
bed Union Suits in high neck
stvle with long sleeves and IN
knee or ankle lengths. \ good
value and low price.
Kann street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
For Misses and Small Women
At $29.75

Goats that seem to fit the small
woman Of mature years as we'll as the
miss The materials are suede cloths
and bolivia. The large collars. often the
cuffs. and in many instances borders and
tabs. are of fur Coats warmly lined
and interlined The seasons popular
colors. Sizes IA to Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
Smart But Not Expensive

all members
undertaking. but when do all under roof
floor and the moderate advertised here
and energy The illustrations show smav the styles
have been adapted to the different
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

-"Faultless Make" Chiffon Silk
Hose for women, in sizes 81 to
10. Made with seamless feet,
seam up the back mercerized
tops, heels and toes and plated
soles. Clear. sheer silk. in
black. bran, French nude. nude.
gun metal, natural gray, beige
and rose taupe. A most re-
markable value for hose OF this
we'll known make Shop early!
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
For Girls of Z to 10
At $7.95

-Straightline and Jared models, the
same as the grown-ups. and in the
bright shades OF lipstick red, brown.
burgundy, grackle cuckoo. pansy,
rust and others. All of these have
new fur collars. One style. shown.
has bands of fur on the flares. Many
silk stitched and button trimmed.
The fur trimmings are Of fitch dyed
mandcl
kann 's-SeCOnd Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

-Women's All-over Silk Full
fashioned Chiffon Hose. Every
pair perfect. clear and sheer, and
made OF the finest silk Black,
gun metal. rose, taupe, Puritan.
silver, tanbark. Aztec, nude and
almond to choose from, IN sizes
So to 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

-Serviceable Gloves for chill
dren and misses in sizes to 7.
One-clasp style with heavy
stitched backs in mode pongee,
light gray, beaver skin and
covert colors. Another one
clasp style is lined with cloth.
Also at this price long cuff
gloves in camel. oxford, heather
and covert.
kann street Floor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18

a haboru utani id5k kev6s megfi-
gyeleset irtak tobb figyelemmel.
Snow Is kiser6i csodAlatnnkat IS
legmelegebb elismeresiiket erdem-
lik azert a batorsagert k0zj6
irant val6 nemss erdeklSdesiik- &
ert, mely nehez es veszedelmes fel-
adatuk elvegzeseben slelkesitette
oket. Joguk van AIT k0vetelni ang
liai es amerikai barataikt6l, hogy
vallalkozasuk gyiim0lcsok nelkiil
ne maradjon.
Ez hajmereszt6 leiras hatasta-
IAN maradna, .ha mem sikeriilne a
kozvelemenyt felrazni, hogy Sc
gitsegere siessen azoknak, akik4
mex leirt iildozteteseket es szen-
vedeseket el kell viselni0k."
e Oral Ujsag)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
HANY J0KAI KONYV
FOROG "A VILAGON I?

J6kai Nor sajat feljegyzesei
szerint 1872 ezer es egyszaz kony-
vet adott a magyar k0zonseg ke-
zebe. Fizettek erte | millio $685.
$50 forintot, amib6l neki 246,200
forint jutott. A kilfoldi fordita-
sok szama, meghaladja a 354-et.
Utasok elbeszelese szerint az Oce-
anjaro hajok k0nyvtarai Jokai re-
genyekkel vannak telve. A halo
kon majdnem minldenki Jokait OIL
vas. Nemetul $50 Jokai regeny je-
lent meg. A szlav nyelvek ko1iil
48 lengyel, 38 orosz, % cseh, Is
SERB, 2 ruszin, 2 szloven es l hor-
vat forditas van.. ,SNedre 13-at,
finn nyelvre loot, danra Got, hol
landra pedig Act forditottak lie.
Angel nyelven %, fnancia nyel-
ven pedig s konyvet olvasnak.
Roman nyelven 4 k0nyve jelent
meg. J6kainak, mig spanyolul 3,
g0rogil, torokiil es volapUk nyel-
ven Il. Sajnos, valamennyi for
ditas csapnivaloan rossz!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
DRUMMOND AMERIKAI LELKESZ MEGALLAPIT
ia, HOGY Az ERDELYI PROTESTANS EGYHAZAK
KIIRTAS ELOTT ALLANAK
Nemzetek Szovetsege eott sulyos elentes roman
hatosagok barbarizmusa ellen.
Snow unrus lelkesz haromh6napos erdey utazanak


OF eve mar annak, hogy White
unitarius lelkesz vezetese alatt
amerikai bizottsag jarta vegig Er
delyt. Utjok celia a protestans
egyhazak helyzetenek megallapi-
tasa volt az imperium alatt. Ia
pasztalataikr6l terjedelmes jelen-
test keszitettek. EFT a jelentes
ugy latszik figyelmeztetesnek
szantak S AIT remeltek, hogy an
max nyoman valtozas fog bealla-
nj erdelyi hitsorsosaik kezelese-
ben. Az ujabb latogatasok alkal-
naval azonban valoszinileg az ell
lenkez6t allapitottak meg; erre
yall legalabbs aprotestanss yilagi
|szovetsega elhatarozasa, msilyel
q kerdesss jeIent6st most ot
evi varakozas utan a Nenlze-
TEX Sz0vetsege el6 terjesxtet-
to orvoslas celjab6l.
Ezzel a lepessel egyidejuleg, q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
-
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az 1. oldalr6l

maradt szamukra mas - mint
Asia. Az azsiai kulturahoz, a, fel-
vadsaghoz allanak Ok legk0ze-
lebb, ICY. azutan konnyi szerrel
boldogulnak. Erosen keverik "a
kartyat, az egesz vilag ARA fl
gyel, mi lesz d vege?
Nagyban keverik a kartyat,
emberelet ezrei vannaik teten, ha
lit is veszitenek, vajjon XII keriil
sorrag w
! Az elvtarsak a vilagmegval-
last, a felebarati szeretetet sigy er-
telmezik. Szazezrek. selete,- .szaza-
dbk kulturaja, s,sininden amiS az
egesz emberisegnek draga, sep
es ertekes kincs = az mind sem
mi. A eel erdekeben mem tekintik
az eszkoz0ket, mindent elkovet-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18

Snow 1elk6sz jelentese lehe
to legpontosabb ,vizsgalaton alap
SILK, melyet haromh6napos erda
lyi tart6zkodasa alatt szaznal il
tobb, Romania kIl0nboz6 reszei
ban fekv6 egyhazkozsegben veg
zett. "a
Snownak Is tarsainak bator
vallalkozasa a parjat ritkit6
resz1etek nagy tomegevel al
lapitja meg AIT a su1yos biint,
mely e teren q roman hat6sa-
gokat terheli. A tket Isl pro- /,
testans egyhaz, az unitarius
es a reformatus, a kiirtas We
szedelme elott allanak.
E pillanatban a vallasi helyze'
egesz Eur6paban lit legkomo
lyabb. Ha Erdely mem volna Oily
messze ennek kovetkezteben jot
ban ismernenk ha sajat gondja
ink mem vennenek annyira igeny
be, ugy ez az orszag visszhangza
mex vilag minden sarkab6l erke
z0 tiltakozasoktol. A vallasszabal
sagnak es az igazsagos kormany
zasnak egyetlen hive sem turhet
ne, hogy ezt helyzetet kozony
nyel nezziik. Vilagossagot kell de
riteni tenyekre. Snow megalla
pitasaie nem .feltletes utaz6 meg
Merem allitani, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18

mex, mindent tonkre tesznek, on
zo celjaik erdekeben. Inog labuk
alatt talaj 8 hogy eletiiket meg
hossza bbitsak, ezt 443 milli6 la
kosu orszagot szemeltek XII kiser-
lett celolxra.
tSts -
Mi lesz a legujabb veres szin-
iateknak a yege 49,?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
sZERENCsEs EMBER.

-Hallatlan! Megoltek a gaz-
dag Akosfalvit!
- Igen. De szerencsejere eloz6
nap minden penzet beadta a bank
ba. Az eleten xviii tehat mem
vesztett semmit -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18
Leszallt a fold ara
A 'Kulfoldi Magyarsag" kozlemenye.

"Kulfoldi Magyarsag'' kozemenye
Ntgy esztend6ve egyszerre egesz Magyaorszag
hogy egyetle gaz fold A hette foe
vaarolt rakovez6 ket ev pnzke meg fokozotabba
fold uan torekves Nemcsak gazdkodo k0
rok hanm atto tavol a6 pnzesosayok gyekeztek oo
ges ngaanba heyezni ICY mezogazasag broknak
lett bcse pedg 1920 ban meg gyaaaban senk
drdek6dott foldbrok rant. III
Kozveenl habord beeezese utan mar mnenki sztaban
hogy bro vszonyoknak aam beavatkozassa vao
srendezese foeforef mndenki
Epenzeen oszta1yok ngyenes os
ozanabbak pdg szamitottak hogy fodos
szegny ember megbrk6ni akapott fodel
zabaun parkod toe akkor uanyos arban lehe broke
taaban fold olcs6bbodasat varta mnenk htet tamo
gaa hogE foldado emeltek ermenye kufodre szai
ngaan vagyonvasag megeheoen
entett beke oszagunkar tejesen odmveo al
dokben uemees mez6gazdasagi csod
embe fold ara nemcsak hogy tarot le
pest ataanos aremekede hanem hatarozottan vsszaese
bekedok glehetoen 19O0-19l4 ko-
forman ag valtoa bekes fold kat holda 14oo2ooo
ugyanott kozepes taaban holankn 9012O0
yasaron gyengebb k0rosvd fold 10000 ko
fodek aagban sOO12OO korona koz ho-
mok dek korona kozt voak kapat6k Eek ara
ks nagyobb vasarsna ha nstrukci6
art vetee olcsobb araka abtak Macy aagban koep
mng fold holda haboru koreeg 1000 koona koru mozgot
Ezz zmben 1920 marcuaban Dunantu vdeken Feher es
veszprem megye vaamnt Zaaban s00010O0 korona kel ell
fodek hodja ami akkor p6nzaoyamo szamitva 22o25O
koronat eentett Vagyis haboru un Magyaroagon
fold egynegyedrere suyet bekeevek araihoz kepest
panga 1921 tavaszaig taott Akko kezd6dott meg
rtenek romara akkor igyekeze mndenk penz valaml
oyanba fSten reka6 Eosorban tehat fold lett
fold ara hen szokkent volak honpok mkor
ragaszkodtak embeek ngatlanahoz hog meg leg
vaaszoltak acknowledgements mezo
gaNasgi gen foldk multi ev tavaszan
helyze majusaban hogy jo
fodeker 405O m6rmazsa ba ekertek ami mosani
1215 mo koronat jelen Els aron
multi ezende ermes vget vetette
f0darak Eoradoanak megkezd0do emorzsolas Az
ad6eh nyomas6 lett ok helyen meg vetomagra vaot
fold Az uabban vett fodekne sok befeketesre lett
szeg gazdaa penzhanyban inkabb eladja SEM
hogy vegyn fe pn gazdakodas foyaasara
knala e aro aak melett volt forgalom De
tejesen efogytak vaarok orszag mnden
sze ead6k jeenkezne fold ara efele Ma
mgn 1875 mzsa buzat kernk hder Keszpnzfzetes
6S mo koronaert ehet megkapni fold hodat Mig te
egy evve ezeott erosn megkoeee fold ara beke
parast me bekearak egyharmad reszee vasarohato
bekeidokehez kepes terme koltsegk nagyaranyu em
kedese adher okoz6da nehezegei e
fold hasznot adn mint regebben
eggondoabb kes melett is csak negyotod reszet ud
rgebb hozadenak eern amhez kpest fold tenyges e
mnog bkeevek ertekehez kepe 500 szazalek
han ~ vagyis alagban gy hold fold h termees es erteke
s tenyezket vesszk fgymbe korlbeH ketharmadt eri
ara meg reduka erten oval alaonyabb
ssereenhegyi Jen6 dr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-18

mint arrol a bukaresti Cuvantul
hiradasab6l ertesiilunk,
a jelentest ketmilli6 peldany-
bany kinyomtatva elterjesz-
tettek az egesz vilagon,
ugy hogy az legtavolibb re-
szekbe, meg Ausztraliaba es vi
Zeelandba is eljutott. A hatas mem
maradt ell; az egesz vilag sajt6ja,
els6sorban az amerikai es angol
sajto b6segesen foglalkozik a je-
lentes anyagaval Az els0 nagyobb
cikket e kerdesrol Drummond
amerikai lelkesz irta, melyet szA-
mossvilaslap tsljes teriede bsp
atystt,, ugys shoggy 81 a' a'iekntes 'nyh-
man az angol-szaz sajt6ban valof.
sagos sajtohadjaratl indult meg
Romania mai kisebbsegi politika-
ja ellen.
Drummond emlitett cikkebol ka
zoljuk a kovetkez6ket:
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-06
PoIa Negri Starts
For California Today

NEW YORK, May 6.-Pola Negri,
screen actress, will leave for Cali
fornia sometime today. The Gus
toms officials seizure of contraband
liquor is still at a disagreement and
unsettled. She said the liquor was
placed in her baggage by a maid
without her knowledge. Only six of
the seven bottles of Rhine Wine
had been used as medicine. She will
return here when the appraisers have
passed on the value of her jewels
which she had not declared.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-06
Forest Service Allots 100000 TO Glacier Highze,a)
FRANK SETTLEMENT is
MADE BY GOV. HARTLEY.
CHILDREN'S WELFARE

OLYMPIA. Wash. March Gov
Roland II. Hartley has denied the
request of Mrs Sophie Irene Loeb
President of the Child Welfare Com
mittee of America, of New York City
that he name a delegate to the con
ference on May Is to May %.
Gov. Hartley declared that chill
dren today ARE being made to pay
the penalty of over-abundance of
altruistic twaddle."
The governor said he is of the
opinion that many persons i'll state
like to attend such things like the
Child Welfare Committee, having
been promised hotel and railroad ex-
penses, but he believed they could
best servo their state by remaining
home and attending to their own
affairs.
Gov. Hartley telegraphed Mrs
Loeb: What we need is to get
back to simplicity of the old fashion
ed truly American family circle and
end a lot of this uplift Eush. indis-
criminatc spending of money in so
called charity and welfare work,
while clubs. organizations and So
cieties are meeting, comforting and
resoluting on home and fireside and
the bullwork of good citizenship is
left in charge of the cat and the
canary
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-06

Mr.. Lambert is Il celebrated AL
pinist. He made the first and only
ascent of Mt. -Natazhat, 1874 feet,
near Mt. Logan
Mt Logan, save for Mt Mckinley,
is the highest peak on the North
American continent It is located
in the southern corner of the Yu-
kon Territory; is tWenty-six miles
from the north end of Mt ST. Elias
is twenty miles from the Alaska
boundary and is about seventy miles
from Yakutat Bay, on the Pacific
Coast. Its altitude, determined by
Photographic survey, is 1880 feet
and its summit stands almost $4,000
feet above the level of the sur.
Take Mccarthy Route.
rounding glaciers.
There are apparently three avail
able routes into Mt. Logan, namely:
From the landing beach at Yakutat
bay, over Malaspina and Seward
glaciers, an all snow ice route of
seventy miles. to the south side of
the mountain, from Whitehorse over
the wagon road 145 miles to Kluane
lake, thence across the lake and
Kuskokwim glacier, distance of So
miles, and then a stretch OF almost
thirty five miles through an unknown
territory to the north side of the
mountain; from Mccarthy UP the
Chifina river valley eighty miles to
the Chitina glacier, and the Walsh
Glacier. up Logan Glacier and about
forty miles to the north central side
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-06
THESE FIRE FIGHTERS >~1
ALWAYS BUSY; NEVER Z
RESPOND TO ALARMS

CHICAGO, May .6--t'ive freight
ers who never ride an engine in
its wild dash through the streets,
never climb II ladder. and never get
their pictures in the papers, spend
their days clad in oilskins and rub
Der boots in the Underwriters Lab
oratory here in the grim task of
combating tho fire demon.
Scientifically and deliberately they
go about their tasks. always in the
OratOry.
They are three engineers and two
mechanics who test everything in
vented for handling water for fire
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-06
THREE YEAR PROGRAM
OF ECLIPSES MADE BY
! II. s. NAVAL SCIENTISTS

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Prolong-
ed study of the vagaries of the sun
and moon has enabled scientists of
the United States Naval Observa-
tory here to work out their eclipses
for the next three years. Under the
direction of Captain W. 5. Elch
elberger, IT, S. NJ, they now are
starting on the 1929 eclipses.
An annular eclipse of the sun
an eclipse where the rim OF the sun
shows outside the eclipsed areas
forecast for July 20-21, this year
but will be invisible in the united
States. A partial eclipse OF the moon
is due August 4, being more or less
visible in the eastern states ano
wholly visible on the Pacific Coast.
There will be no eclipses OF the
moon next year but there will be
total eclipse Of the sun on January