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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-30

fatal mllzsikok kerek harom esq
tendeig szolgalnak magasabb-
lrangnlak paranlcsainal alarendel-
I've, al1ikct Trotzkii elvtars mem
valiant joindulatn enlbereklSe Tor
Emalt.
Es a gyar, a hires szovjetlbon-
bonokat el6allito ii2em, ahol az
els6 emeleten dol@ozo mnnkasok
iigyes fogassal a harmadlll cme-
letre lop6dznal<, mig a latogato'k
a masodikon gyiijtiS tapas2tala-
taikat!
Ime k6rhaz, amelyet egy meg
gyilkolt kapitalista lakasaban
rendeztek be. Mondanunk sem
kell, hogy rendkiviil gondosan
ovoevllezelik lit mlnka ko2bcn
megseriilt mumkasokat. Mem XII
ldnb a kezeleS, mint barmeNlk
francia korhazban, de q bolsevi-
| Xxi forrasb6l s7irmazo ci(akek SIC
rint feltiirSen %. A misztmikaclo
oft kezd6dik, amikor hivatalos
vezet1 tudtul ada az idegen la
togat6nak, hgoy GEEK beteg nun
| kasok bctegsegilll matt semmit
sem veszitenek mnnka'heriikbol.
De mi ez a mnkaber? Nelkiiloz-
heti-e beteg ,es ellato munkas 7
Maid valaszollnk kerdesre :" A
kalapacs cimii fejezetben.
Rengeteg p6Idaval szolgal That
uank. "a szovjet urai nagy fontos
sagot tulajdonitanak az elo $50
reklamjanak es j6l meg ,tudjak
valasztani hirdett~i iigynoke eIket.
De vajjon helyes-c, hogv sszemilk-
re vetjjik cljarasukat? sSokkal
okosabb lcnnc ptldajukat lnanoz-
nj. P6ldaul meehivhatnank mi is
orosz munkas kjild0ttsegeket,
hogy latogassak megsParist ts pa
raszt 1liildottsfgeket, 4hogy nez-
eek meg Touraine-t !. .Azonban
AIT hiszem, hogy a, nepbiztosok
nem nagyon lclkesednenek a do
log6rt. Europa altalaban we've
mem ieen tudta reavenni oket
hogy udvarias viszcnzast efogad
ianak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-30
Nit LATHAM Moszkvaban? rrtas 4 lsnry Bsraud
(FolytatAs.
HoGYAN KELL MEGNEzNI MoszKvAT?

aztan kol.be Witt a 8frisscn eletre-
kcltett mez6k0n, ahol a kormany
iotetemenyeit olyanforman iinne
pelt6k a parasztoks mint az ope-
ra koristai. Es NIT montliak a
grafikonokr6l $ a jelenttSekr6l,
amelyeket mcgcSodaltattak ve-
lem egy irodaIban, ahol a g6pir6-
kisasszonyok, mint "a .ieges6, oily
an buzg6n kopoet attans.
Ez jutott eSzembe Moszl1yaban.
mil0zbcn vtgigneztem, hogy a
part idegen-vezct6i hoeyan kalan
2oltak vtgig a varoson egy belga
szocialist;kb6l allo kTld0ttSeget
5 hogyan mutattak meg nckik min
dent ,-kivevc AIT, amt mean al1ai'
tax.
Az Greg Europa zarandokainak
mindeneli el0tt rendlliviil a janliak
a minta horton megtekint6set. a
melyet, mint ahogy mar emlitet.
tenn, "a szabadSagvesztes intezet6
nek neveznek a bolsevikiek. AIT
hiszem, ez az latoeatas. amely-
mex hatasa nyoman helnes FOCAL
mat alkotnak maguknak szov-
jetek nyugati koponyak sotGts6
eer6i, vagy megatallsodott ma
kacssagar6l.
A kommlnista njsagokban so.
kat ldhetett olvaSni a Soviet
l,0ztdrsasagolz Uni6ja biintet6
rendszerfnek ulszerii int6zm&-
nycir0l. Ezeken a leirasokon az
ember meg almaban is nevetne
ha nem vilag legkegyetlenebf
bilnteto eljarasait, egy olyan tel
rorizmusnak a nyomait takarnak
amelyeRnek parjuk mines a tor
tenelemben! J6hiszehii, jamlbol
alakok, akik miden maliciat6
mentesek, leirjak cikkeikben +;
horton -szal alonokat, ahol az elit6l
TEX cigarettazva varjalS az iidii
leSi kimen6t'', amelyet csaladi k0,
ben toltenek, amig vissza mem tel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-30
The Ohio Bell
Telephone Company
'ter Telephone System fora Greater Ohio

a portekat? Bark elhozhatja ait,
amit ell akar adni, megkapja
penzet es elmehct. Megmondot
take nektelz, hogy azok a jam
bor emberek, allik lit illnek a zsi-
ros padokon h6napokon at lesik,
hogy mikor vasarolhatnak vissza
valamelyil1 emlelliiket azoktol,
akik kiraboltaIlS oket, eppen any
nyira nem polgarok, mint ii?
Mem, mem mondottak meg.
Nincsenek ezekben termek-
ben sem konny, sem mosoly. Mem
heviilnek semmiert, nem mula-
toznak semmiin. Harom Tampa
fukar fenyenel ugy sorakoznak
fako fejek, mintha valami rap
portion lennenek.
Sokan butort vesznek, kis koly
! kok uNeg parfOmre palyaZnak,
ekad nehany miigyiijt6 $ cgy ma
ras termetii zsibarus, aki kovacs-
legenynek 0lt0z0tt. MindentAt a
'rlhazkodasi demagogia''!
| De hogyan ldhetseges szovjet-
'lralom alatt, hogy festmenyeket
arusitanak, amelyelS az Allan tu-
'ajdonai (meg ha egy maganlakas
falain l6gnak is)? Teny az, hogy
kepekkel kereskedhi nem szabad
- selnhnit sem tiltanak jobban.
Megis, 'Ibizonyps esetekben I.
| \ kellemes elet titka ebben rel
I'ik. . "A "bizonyos esetekben !.
| Nemsokara AIT is megertettem,
| 'oogy azokban a vend6gl3kben, a
,ol egy vacsora szazotven frank
| "a keriil, hogyan lathattam any
! ayi hivatalnokot, alxinel1 a havi
| fiAetese ezerketszaz frank.
/ Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-30

A Szovjet -koztarsasagok Unio-
& ianak .vezet6iben rendkiyiil Macy
ha1lam mutatkozik mozirende-
z5i aetpalyara. Nagyon szeretik
n rovid eletis latomanyokat, az
cgymast siiriin koveto kepeket es
a belathatatlanul nagy szinpadot.
Mines vilagon olyan rendez6, a
ki diszlctezes triiikkjeit ugy is
merne, mint ok. A meghivott ide-
gen vendegek rendelkezesere au-
tobuszok allanak, amelyek ponto-
san eloirt Is rvaaSzul kieSzelt ut
iaikon csak a sokat mutato pont-
lait erintik ennek az nj tarsadal-
mi Los AngeleSnek. Ami disz-
letek homlokzata mogott van. AIT
mindemele m6don cltakarjak az
indiSzkrGt Szemck elN.
Azok, akil1 igembe veszik eye
ket az autobuszokat, j6reszt nyu-
gait mlrnkasok vagy professzorok.
ENeknek a derek embereknek
mar foglalkozasuk is olyan, a
mely nem jo iskolaja az ankete-
yesnek. Minden gyanakvas n6[-
kill erkeznek. A vilag legklasszi-
lsusabb eS ravaszabb diszletez6sei
persze valosagkent tiinnek fcl
elottiink IS ugyszolvan a hivata-
los katalogus el6irasai szerint itel
nck az oriasi orszag helyzettr5l
Egy mintagyarilzem, egy min-
famal5Tsag, tgy mintakaszarnya
IS egy mintaiskola Megnezill
valamennyt, kovetve a hivatalos
yezetot. Aztan soff0r meofor-
gatja kurblit, az aut6busz elro-
leg es csupa eragadtatott turis-
tat visz magaval.
Emhekszem rea, hogy 192O-ban
meglatogattamr, a hadszinteret,
art d reszt, ahol en- magam is har-
coltam annakidejen. Akkoriban
meg lcsak amolyan kezdo riporter
yoltanl. EgN eleven prefektussal
4 6kesftett autora iiFtettek, amely
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-30

mex megint bortoniil1be, ahol a be
csiiletesseg mesterei megtanit.iak
nekF1 AIT a mitveszctet, amclynek
segitseg6vel isniet tisztesseges EN-
berekkt valhatnaIk Idillikns, gyo
nporii k6pek
llyen leiraSoktoal szolgalnak az
erzekeny sziveknek. Azonhan u
Inyugatrol j0v6 delegaci0kat elfe-
Nnjtik elvczetni az in pate-ba, ahol
az 1918. 0ld0kl6seinek megmene
kiiltiei oly hosszu id6 ota sany-
vednek. 0vakodnak, hogy a
marxista latogatoknak, akik ter
meszetszeriileg elfogultak kom-
mnnizmus javara, megmutassak
az agyonlott emberek borzalmas
statisztikajat, amelyben ilyen ada
tok szerepelnek: % pispok, 1919
! pap, 5000 tanito, 5000 orvos,. 50
ezer katonatiszt, 62O ezer katona.
70 ezer rendorsegi ember, 1880
haztulaj jdonos, 355,250 intellek-
tuel, 193,p00 munkas, 815 ezer pa
raszt.
Egy derek motorbiciklis turis-
IA bi2toSh bcnnilnket rola, hogy
Moszkva lcgalafbb is normAliS
! ioletfelt6telellct nynjt3 mondia
ait anelkiil, hogy sejtene, hogy
oft egy bizonyos "nepsiiritesi po
litika' van, amelyr6l meg beszel-
nj fogunk.
Masok meg AIT meselik, hogy
a parasztok es a nrunkasok mil
li6i szavaztak a kommunista tobb
sG@re, AIT kGrdczcm t6liiE, lat
take 6k egy nycn tgyncvczett
vdla>ztast?
Es a Kimmrrszki, a kas2Arnya.
naradic>om =! Ol8 ,oll lalogatonaF
mutattall meg a legcgys,erilb-
bcllt5I a legkSva16bbailig; IL 3
sz1mukra k6sziiI a regimcnttel
egyiitt per>ze r,lhatar, szinhaz
klub, konyvtar, szobrasz mite.
rem. viragos tttermck vannak bar
ne. Sajnos, azonban mas llaSzar
nyak is vannak a bolSeyilli orszae
ban, hasonlatosak a vilag lcgko
miSzabb kaszarnyaihoz, ahol {
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-30

gas lakasok voltak mindig. Most
neey-ot csalad lakil1 egy konyha-
ban vagy eloszobaban ICY to-
vilbb. EZekben lakasokban MAID
mem mindeniitt az a helyzet,
hogy Az illeto haz szovjetJenek
minden diihe ellenere sem akar
senki seperni 6s tisztogatnl. a be
tort ablaISiivegek helyere ocska
ladak f0delet szegezik. Mocskos
es undorit0 zsakokbol csinalnak
ajt6-fiiggonyt a kenyesehb terme
szetii emberek. Mindenki veszett
remiiletben 6l. 0sszezarva a tob-
bielkel -.
Minden hazban szovjet jiil1 van
laloknak, amelyek elnoke rand
szerint valami besugo. Persze te-
lefon is van, amely jo szolgala-
itokat tesz a Gepeunak. Eek a
berhazak, ib0rt0n, internatus es
kaszarnya keverekei Els ez az
egesz, amit kommunizmus ide-
| laljab6l megval6sitottak Oroszor-
| lsza gban ami ma is megvan. E7
a m,lnkasoknak igert egyenl6see
lvegs6 hatara.
| De raadasul meg kivetel is van
INemcsak az allami alkalmazottal
= Oh, sors ir6niaja! -, hanen
f6kent a part alkamazottai fel
nlentest kapnak lakasrendele'
Ialol. Aztan kolteszet, a szinhaz
La piktura miivel csodakat a ma
Igyobb iirtartalom s;kivivasaban
lde csak akkor elyezheti a ked
vezmenyt a szinesz, miwesz &
k0lto, ha teljes odaadassaf szol
gala a ibolseyiki propaganda.
I De tobbiek, a Macy t0bbsee
amely a torveny sulya alatt nyog
i Talalkoztam egy orosszal, ak
sokaig cit Franciaorszag gban I
Italiaban. Macy miiveltsegii, ryu
gait szellemii es izlesii ember, cs
) pa sziv es erzekeny Nlek. Valoss
gos nlyumortanyan budkantal
t Irea. OFT teng0d0tt. Es amikor &
: revette fajdalmas meglepetes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-30

met, csak ennyit mondott moso-
lyogNa:
- Infernol
Aztan revcdez0 sZemmel a mesz
szes6gbe nezett k6t nagy konny
lcsepp gordiilt vegig az arcan.
& ss
Ezeket az dolgokat nem mutat-
iak meg a Part meghivott zaran-
dokainak, aakik tudatlan johisze-
miiseggel ionnek tavoli szakszer-
vezetiikb6ls nyakuIkon gukkerrel,
keziikben 4 marxizmus kezikony-
vevel.
| Amikor fMoizAvaban voltam,
eppen al1kor iart OFT v0ros ta-
nitok egyik kildottsege. Ha mem
az aut0buszokon vittek voIna ko-
riil 6ket Ihivatalos program sze-
rint, nlaskent ,beszelnenek. DE
hat mem panoramakat lattak-e
katonai taborokat 2. Els miGsoda
nagyszerii fiizeteket adtak nekil
ajandeldba + Milyen remek statis
tikakat, glafikonokat, gorbe vo
4
nalakk kal. Maid kozolni fogjal
a vilaggal 4 nagy eredmenyeket
Nj azonban csal az elet nyitot'
lapjainak pissziik. Menjiink az
emberek kdze, jarjuk be varost
Nezziik meg a foldeket. de nen
a hivataIos autobuszokr6l. !.
/ A "Paradicsom" hivatalos ide
genvezet6is me gmutatjak-e a ven
|degeknek "a nyilvanos arveres
csarnokokat? Megmutatjak-e azoV
max, akik Europa tulso vegebd
sziviik'ben a kispolgari' szeller
gyiiloletevel jonnel, azokat a 81
(! geny oregeket, akbk ide csoszog
nak, hogy sseladjak pipajukat, pa,
lanjukat, fenykap-albumj jukat :
! boldog idok ntols6 maradIvanys
i it?
: Tanokt6l 6s vor0s dalolot6l me
4 reszegillt utasolS, gdnondottak.
4 nektek, hogy az arveresi biztt
! minden ellenSrzes nelkiil ada
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-30
AMT MEM MUTATNAK MEG A. NYUGATI
ELVTARSAKNAK

fojtoeat. Faradhatatlanul sorra
latogattam, de az egyik olyan
|voh, mint a mask. Az igaZi szov-
| jet-nyomort neln az utcan, hanem
a lakasobban ismeri meg az en-
ber. A tarka dobozokb0l hany
keserny6s izii cigar ettat szivtam
81 a rokkant kerevctcken lido
| relve. MosAkvaban lchetoleg ma
gyon sollat fist 0lnek, hogy ne
frez2ek a szoba szagat. A szamo-
~ar is allandoan duruzsol. Teaval
Is dohannyal igyckeznek az en-
Nerek erzfkeilIet eltompitani. A
oarkettcn annyi homokos kavics
van, mint a pafkok utain. Kony-
vell, r0piratok Is lehetetlen fest
mfnyek. N6hol fzongora is akad,
4nely olyan allapotban van, mint
ha most hoztak 3volna vissza vala-
mclyik barrikaar6l.
A kereveteken mindig nyujtoz-
kod0 alakok falal az ember. Es
mindig Macy joves-menes van.
Hallgatnak. Most 1925-ben eppen
roy Igyanakszanals a falakra,
mint 1918 legveresebb napjaiban.
a mikrofon re1Ae lakatot tesz az
+ orosz sza.akra ez a nemzedelz
0rok n6masagrat van karhoztatva
Mikrofonok tUgyan mi ertel-
me lenne?! Mindenki idegenek.
nei mem ssljat lakasaban la.
Xix, hanem oIyanokkal, akiket
ncm is ismers lIatvan h6nap
agyiittlakas sem fiizhette 0sszt
@ket es gyakraf ugy gyiilolil
eeymast, mint az eevmashoz Ian
"olt galyarabof.
Icy oldotta H1eg szovjet-ha
talcm a lakas Herdest. EFT neve
zik safeltohesaS vagy nepsiirites
7olitikanak. I Peldatlanul bada
'nt<zked6s, amellyel megteremte
tex a flankszter karrikaturajat
omelybcn az eKtarsi viszony a
0nberi nyomdrusag es sziikse,
ryotrelmeinek xfgyfittes elNiselt
l5en merrill XIII
Leirjam-e Hoszkva egymilli
eliteltjenek bsrzalmas eletet
Az intezkedes lenyege az, hog
egy allampolgart, egy szemely
tizeneru kobmAter terjedelrnii |,
kas illet meg. Dnnek Macy laki
sa van. A lakaskioMt6 bizottsa
Lion: Megallapitia, hogy han.
szor tizenegy kobmeter lak;
iirtartalma es annyi lak6t telep
be. Demonstration altalaban t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-30
MEM FELTttN6

Bevallom, Ilonka, tegnap,
abban a Macy ziirzaNarban elresz
tettem fejemet.
- RendIben van, csaaS ne SOL
jon r6la senkinek. Mem fogiak
eszrevenni a hianyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-30

THE. OHIO BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY lelkiismeretbeli k0teles-
segenek tartja, hogy annak nagy
allamnak, melyben mikodik, tele-
fon szolgalatot nyujtson. Ez eszten-
doben, mely most vegzodik, tobb
mint $22,o0o.OOO-t koltottiink Ell,
hogy megfeleljiink kotelessegiink-
nek. AZ 1927. januarjaban kezdodo
st evben beruhazasi programunk
$4,000, O,OO0-t iranyoz elo.
A telefonnak mindig t0keletesed-
nj kell. Amint a varosok nOnek, a
kozgazdasag terjeszkedik S mindig
novekedik; ksszen kell ALMA, hogy
megfeleljen varakozasoknak. Ha
maskep tennenk, megallitanank a
haladas utjat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-30

Annak az ct, annak a tiz es
.usz lakasnak ,biize meg most is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-30
Egy hatalmas allani szolgalataban

1o26-ban drotok es kabelek
mertfoldjeinek ezrei lettek felsze-
relve, uj szisztemat vezettek be
szolgalatba, vi epiileteket emeltek
hatalnas mennyisegii anyagot hasz-
naltak fel, tslefon ingatlanok XII
terjesztesere. Mindezek tarsadalom
ban allando befekteteseknek szami-
tanak, mivel AIT csloztak, hogy az
al]am minden egyes elofjzetojenek
srtekesebb telefon szolgalat nyuj-
tassek.
Slland6 tonulmanyozasok folly
max, me1yek eredmenye kezzel fog
hat6. Ezeket hasznaljak fel mern0-
keink, akkor, mikor. vi epileteket
terveznek, ugy. hogy a jovoben is
meofeleljenek a kovetelmenyeknek,
melvek biztosan elk0vetkeznek az
svek soraval.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-27
Sneers At Municipal
Court Procedure
Locked Up-COntempt

Lawrence Cram of Manchester
was ordered placed under arrest Sat
urday morning by Judge Robert A.
Cony of the municipal court AS the
result Of his conduct during the
hearing in which his brother. Justin
Cram, and Ralph Brooks. also of
Manchester. We're arraigned on the
charge of larceny of an automobile
tire, battery and ccessories from
the automobile of William II. Dono-
hue Of this city.
While the judge was examining a
witness for the defense. Lawrence
Cram did not conceal his disgust. his
sneering and mutterings attra citing
the attention of persons in court.
Judge Cony ordered Lieut. Young to
lock him up. After remaining in the
lookup for several hours, Cram
begged leave to apologize to the
court and his request was granted
He was then allowed to go.
Cram and Brooks. the respondents
were allowed to go on account of
lack of evidence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-27
BRINGS BACK INTERESTING IMPRESSIONS
OF WORLDS CHAMPION SHIP BOUT IN SESQUI
STADIUM AT PHILADEL PHIA LAST THURSDAY
Several Features On
Program Dedication
New "Y" Alleys

The official opening of the six new
bowling alleys at the Augusta Y. NJ. C.
A. which is to be held on Friday eve
ming, October /. Is expected to call
forth big crowd of bowling fans to
help do the thing right. A real ban.
quet is to be served at Sis o'clock In
the gymnasium to about 200 Of the
regulars and the hardest workers In
the big campaign which made the new
alleys possible, and at the conclusion
of the banquet the alleys will be dedi-
Gated and opened.
Six men who have been prominently
identified with the big $4,000 drive
which resulted in the new alleys will
participate in the dedication service
and afterward two regular match
games, one in the City League and one
in the Girls League, will be played off
An exhibition match between two of
the fastest bowlers in the State will
be one $of the features.
The committee in charge Of the af-
fair consists OF v. V. Detwiler, Miss
Francena Overlook, w. f. S. Berry
Bonnie o. Marston, Mrs. Ruth Crocker
and Arthur S. Merrill. They have
sent out large number of letters ia
bowlers and friends Of the Augusta Y.
NJ. C. A. notifying them that the meet
ing is to be held and that the tickets
are limited to 200 for the banquet. al
though there is no limit to the num-
Der who may attend the other exer-
ciSes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-27
Augusta Girls Club
To Issue Booklet
On Club Activities

One OF the interesting projects in
connection with the membership drive
which is soon to be staged by the Au-
gusta Girls Community Club is the
publishing of small folder relating
to club activities. This pamphlet will
contain brief outline OF the club life
since December, 1919, when the Angus
ia Girls Community Club was organ
lied. There will be only general men,
ton made Of all the interesting phases
of the schedule worked out by the pro-
gram committee for recreation and ed
ucation during the coming season.
There will. however. be a section de-
voted to the formation of the two
leagues, the Massachusetts and the
National Leagues of Girls Clubs, with
which the local organization is affil-
lated.
The desire of the club members
working on the folder has been to pre-
sent in a simple attractive way the ad-
vantages which the Augusta Girls
Community Club has to offer all girls
in the way of good times, mental de-
velopment, outdoor sports and COM
radeshp,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-27
Frederic Mason, of this City,
Well Known News Cores
. pondent Found Crowd of
100000 At Tunney-Dempsey
Title Fight, Interesting Psy-
Geological Study

Il was wondering, as I sat in the
big stadium in Philadelphia the
other night, just how long / would
have had to stay in the Augusta
General hospital If I had ever re-
ceived one of those pile-driving love-
pats on the front of the countenance
that I saw Tunney give Mr.. Demp,'
said Frederic Mason last night. just
returned from the Quaker City.
Il went to Philadelphia in the
first instance, to see the Sesqui- Gen.
tennial Exposition, but last Thurs
day night, all roads led to the sta
dunn and 1 happened to be on one
of the roads. wanted to look the
affair over. psychologically. 1 felt
repaid for my efforts, for, outside of
the fight itself, had an opportunity
to view, at close range, many of
the celebrities of the country. All
were there.
Miss Ann Morgan, daughter of
the noted New York banker, and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth were
there. I could almost have tapped
Gloria Swanson on the shoulder as
she sailed by. Governors. senators,
actors, painters, singers-were in the
throng.
only one who has sat in an as
semblage of 10000 people can pic
ture the circumstance. l have been
in gatherings of 10000 at world
series of baseball, but when YOU null
tiply that more than four times. the
throng is hard to comprehend. Peo-
pie in the extreme rear rows looked
hike black beads.
And to think that two American
citizens, under binding contract
to disarrange each others features,
could have drawn together such a
vast multitude. was the amazing
thing. And. ironically. the fight
was in the City of Brotherly Love.
1T rained all through the main
bout, and, as the only roof on the
stadium is the canopy of heaven, we
all looked, as We came out, as
though we had been fished with a
dragnet out of the Susquehanna riv-
er.
There are many interesting
things to see at the Exposition, but
you need two pairs of shoes. You
walk miles in picking out what you
want to see as against what you
don't. l happened to run into
torrid wave, and this. combined with
the mosquitoes, as large as Plymouth
Rock chickens. made a night survey
Of the Exposition a trif1e uncom-
Portable. To the credit of the Vol
stead law, in this gigantic throng,
and among a class where drinking
would be apt to reach its peak, l
saw in a whole week but three per-
sons intoxicated. On the whole the
Exposition is we'll worth seeing"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-27
NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day. Capt. George D.
Herriott.
Mrs. L. Maillet was called Satur-
day to Lewiston by the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. B. E. Drinkwine.
w. A. Cloutier passed the week end
with his family in Portland.
Joseph Berger has returned from a
furlough passed with relatives in
Bangor.
Ira A. Sidlinger, Of Rockland, late
Co. B, Maine Coast Guards has been
admitted.
The Home band has played their
last open air Sunday concert Of the
season, and until further notice they
will play Sunday evenings in the
theatre from to 8.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cloutier in the
DR.. Leighton hospital at Portland.
This is their second daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Cooper and
children, and Mrs. Cooper's father
the Rev. Samuel Clark have gone to
Prince Edwards Island for a ten
days visit with relatives.
Irving Ward a painter, has resign
ed and left Saturday for Boston to
accept a similar position.
E. F. Williamson and son Paul ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. F. r.
Williamson Of Hallowell motored
Sunday to Mercer and Norridgewock
to visit relatives.
The pictures for this week are,
Tuesday, Betty Bronson in "The
Golden Princess" and Friday, Bebe
Daniels in Lovers in Quarantine"
The Lalies' Auxiliary to Tiffany
Camp No. 4. U. S. w. v. will meet in
Grand Army hall at 7.30 this Monday
evening and full attendance is de-
sired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-27
Old Town Workers
Again Refuse Cut

Old Town, Me-, Sept. 25.-At-
tempts today of deputy state labor
commissioners to arbitrate the
strike of some 200 employees of the
Old Town Wooden Mill, Inc, a local
corporation, who went out two
weeks ago, failed today. The strike
was against a 10 percent cut in the
wage schedule. The strikers agreed
to return to work on percent cut
basis, but Treasurer Herbert Grey
and Supt. Frank w. Phelps declined
to yield this point. The strikers vot-
ed to remain out, rather than accept
the 10 percent cut. A few employees
are at work completing the stock on
hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-27
Y. M. G.. A. NOTES

A group of about 20 grammar
school girls, members of the Y. NJ.
G. A, enjoyed a treasure hunt on
Saturday afternoon under the direc-
ton of Miss Ethelle Garside. sec
rotary of the Women and Girls de-
partment of the institution. The
trail, which was laid by Miss Faye
Bickford and Miss Eleanor Fffield,
ended at the Savage Woods on the
east side of the river and there the
girls enjoyed their supper, with
roasted corn and toasted marshmal-
lows as the features. A program
consisting of several stories was
given. The stories were: The Patch
of Blue" by Elizabeth Duval; Mark
on the Loaf" by Anna Smith; and
a fairy story by Nancy Weston.
The Girl Reserves choir will hold
a rehearsal on Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock. The study course for
the Girl Reserve advisors will be
held at O'Clock Wednesday after
noon with Miss Harriet Eastman as
leader. On Thursday afternoon the
regular meeting Of the Reserves will
be held. 1t is important that the
members be present as the election
of officers will take place at that
time.