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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
TISZTELT POLGAR TARSAK
MAGYARoK!
Ezen soraimmal szolok hozzatok.

Az lido k0zeleg, lenni akaras,
vagy mem let k0z0tt, az elmult
6 honap alatt mem tudtunk semmi
eredmenyt elerni. A nem t0r0-
domsegiink miatt elhagyjiik vesz-
nj AIT, ami el6z6 par ev eredme-
nve volt, es meg van ma is. Az
eredmeny az el6z6 evekben szep
volt, feliil multa varakozasunkat.
Az eredmeny meg van az 0sze-
tartasban. Amint ideaig volt, meg
lehet eek utan is, csak ,hanyag-
saigon mulik. Az iigy szep, es fell
emel6, mivel nemzetisegiinkek a
karunk hajlekot emelni. hogy ut6-
daink nelennenek kiteve idegen
nemzetnek a partfogoltjai pen-
ziikert Exert meg egyszer felke
rex minden polgart, minden ma
gyart akinek sziven fekszik a
magyar haz ugye, hogy julius 18-
an vasarnap Z 6rakor Grow Hal
ban sziveskedjenek megjelenni.
Tartsunk hatarozat k4pes gyiilest.
A tisztikar megbizassab6l
Campbelli Magyar Politikai
Club
Gy0rgy Mihaly, jegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

kellemes lesz maid j6 vacsorat
elfogyasztani.
A yonngstowni l6.-ik osztaly
erre az alkalomra kiil0n is es ezen
az uton is megliivja az osszes kor-
nyeki tarsosztalyokat es a tobbi
egyleteket. A fidk, amely minden
pemet tagjainak' segitsegere for
ditja,. mem rendez gyakran mulat-
sagot es eppen exert nagyon is
megerdemli, hogy magyarsag
resztvegyen 1nulatsagukon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
JULIUS 20, Az UToLs6 ADO
FIZETEsI NAP.

Jov6 heten kedden jar lie az
ad6fizetes hatarideje es Frank
Vogan, megyei penztarnok kije-
lentette, hogy aki addig napig
mem fizeti be masodik fel6vre
esedekes birtok ad6t es vagyon
ad6t, az 10 szazalek biintetest
lesz kenytelep fizetni.
Figyeljen tehat 'minden adolf
zet6, inert a 10 szazalekat megta-
karithatja, ha julius Polka elStt
pontosan kifizeti ad6jAt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

Az Amerika Magyar Kozmvelodes Othon nyar
paratan sikere.
paratlan sikere.

Allianceon a Schiller park nya
ri virulaskor mar sok mulato tar
sasagot latott. Regi dal, regi di-
cs6segrol, inert mi6ta az allatvi-
lag iratlan kottaian nyavalyg6
Jazz" kiriasztotta bel6le az
eneklo maradat, sep muzsikat
mem is igen hallott.
Ugy esett az eset, hogy az Greg
SchiIler1parkban julius Z 4.-en
magyjr muzsika k0sz0ntotte az
amerikai Sza badsag napjat. Fe
her lelkii, bus magyar muzsika es
tettre, remenysegre ebreszt6 csar-
das.
A fogadott haza iranti tiszte-
let k0zos, testveri iinnepre sz6li-
totta az alliancei magyarsagot.
Az iinnepi osszetartasnak lesz-e
hetkdznapi eredmenye? Hat .bi-
zony ez mem a kakan is csom6t
keres6 Jazz kritikatol, hanem
azoktol filgg, a'kik az 0sszma-
gyarsag erddl16ben kifejtett on
zetlen munkaval szolgaljak a k0-
zos celokat.
Az amerikai magyarsagnak
annyi a dolga, amennyit sajat j6-
szantabol onmaga elvallal; de az
els0 nemzedek mulaszt asat, a be-.
vandorolt tabor hibait az utanunk
kivetkez0 generaciok Sc mem p6-
tolhatiak, se iowa mem tehetik.
AIT is tudjuk, hogy az elsG nem-
zedek mem meltanyolia AIT nun
kat, amt helyette Is az 8 javara
egyndhanyan vegeznek. ! Pedig
magyar k0zeletben azoknak van
igaza, akik cselekednek A nagy
hangu gancsoskodas mindig csak
leveg6, de az a bal, hogy sok-
iSzor undarito, binsss~leEegss As.sr ~
A j6szandeku, tiszta lelkii kriti-
ka utjaba sohase g0rdit akadalyt
tisztesseges szandek, hanem ha
m0djalban van, megfogadja a ta-
nacsot. De biroi szerepre soha-
sem vallalkozhatnak azok, al1ik a
tett abec6jet sem gyakoroljak
Hogy az American Hungarian
Educational Hall julius negyediki
mulatsagat XII inditvanyozta, Xxi
rendezte, Xxi tette felejthetetlen
magyar esemennye. a skier SEEM
ponjabol, az mellekes; de az er-
dem. a munka itelGszeke el6tt,
nagyon fontos k6rdes.
IAkik azzal gancsoskodnak,
hogy "En is meg tudtam volna
AIT csinalni'', csinaljanak lega-
labb valamit. Jot, szepet, ha csak
egy marekra valot is! Akkor
maid meglatjak, hogy "Utt0r6-
mex bukni is erdem!"
Az American Hungarian Edu-
cational Home julius negyediki
nyari mulatsaga zeneben, erzes-
ben felejthetetlen magyar szimfo-
MIA volt!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

A koszt az penzbe keriil. Tud-
iak kinek a penzebe
Az ad6fizet6k penzebe.
Az 1900 skvajereks altal lecsu-
kott ember az ad6fizetSknek
ebben harom h6napban t6bb
mint. ketto ezer dol,ariaba keriilt.
Es nit kerestek ezeken az en-
bereken a skvajerek, meg kon-
stablerek es cimeres tarsaik? Ma
gyon szeliden szamitunk, amikor
AIT mondjuk, hogv. a KERESET
mem szamitva azokat, akiknel
volt mindjart penz, es azok j6
Macy szamban voltak - 1900
embernel kitett fejenkent 10 dol
lart, yagyis 0sszesen 13 ezer jo
ropog6s amerikai dollart. Ezen a
penzen, a berugottak penzen el-
mex aztan skvajerek, meg "a
konstablerek.
Nos es tudjak, hogy kilenc
berugottra vadaszo skvajer SEER
vezet k0ziil XII ALT az els6 helyen?
AIT is megmutatja szamadas.
Elso helyen ALT Mr.. Murray,
East Youngstown volt rend6rf6-
n0ke. Az 3 emberei t0bb mint 400
embert tettek "a megyei bortonbe
reszegseggel vadolva. Masodik es
harmadik helyen allanak, csaknem
egyforman Bailey es Fisher
skvajerek.
Ugy Bailey, mint Fisher palyaz
max sheriff allasra.
Ugy Bailey, mint Fisher tobb
mint $50 embert csuktak lie harom
h6nap alatt ''reszegsegert''.
Ugy Bailey, mint Fisher elfo-
gottaiert az ad6fizet6k t0bb mint
400 dollarja ment 'Sberugott etc
tesre" a legut6bbi harGm h6nap
alatt.
Csodalkoznak magyar testve
REIN, hogy mi nem partolunk
skvajert a sheriff allasra?
Nekiink,l Magyar skarmazasu
amerikai polgaroknak olyan jelol
tekre kell szavaznunk, akikr6l
tudjuk, hogy barataink, akikr3l
tudjuk, hogy magyar testvdfein-
ket nem csukjak haszonlesesb6l a
b0rtonbe, akikr6l tudjuk, hogy a
multban cselekedeteikkel bizo-
nyitottak veliink erzett baratsa-
gunkat.
A IA sheriff jel0lt koz0tt egy
ember van: JOE E. JONES, aki
baratunknak bizonyult. Mi IRA
fogunk szayazni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

zen tudtak elhuzni, veszedelmes
fekv6helyerol. Az 6rszemes rem
dor bevitte a f6kapitanysagra, a
hol megallapitottak, hogy Picsk6
Magda emebajos. Az angyalfol-
di tebolydaba helyeztek ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15
vIILAM0s SINEKRE FE.
KttDT ALUDNI

B0dapesten Blaha Lujza te-
rem egy fatal no rafekidt vii
lanlos sinekre es OFT akart alud-
nj. "A jar6ksq6k csak nagynehe- !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

Ese'nl,enyek

(N.) Megirtuk mar t0bbsz0r es
most is megismeteljiik, hogy be
vandorlob6l lett amerikai polgal
mem partolhat bekebir6t (skva-
jert) semmifele hivatalos allasra
De ugy latszik, mi hiaba trunk,
inert megis akad2ak a magyar
szarmazasu amerikai allampolga-
rok kozott olyanok, akik bizony
viszik a sheriff allasra palya
skvajert egyik magyar mulatsa
rol masikra, no meg meg a m az
gyarok hazaiba is.
Nekiink semmi kifogasunk az
ellen, hogy> ha valaki a skvajert
talalja meltonak ARA, hogy a she
riff allasra, amely pedig bevan-
doroltaknak igen fontos, szemel-
je XII. De igenis kifogasunk van az
ellen, hogy a szkvajereket aztan
mas magyaroknak is ajanlja es
ezaltal megosztja "a magyarsag-
max 0sszetartasat es ezaltal poll.
tikai szerepet.
Exert trunk megint skvaje-
rekrol.
Minden szombaton este es va
sarnap nepes lesz megyei bor-
ton. Aki nem hiszi, menjen ell es
nezze meg.
A Mahoning megyeben miik0-
d0 skvajerek KOHL kilencnek
konstablerjei, helyettes konstab-
lerjei es egyeb fogdmegjei auto
szamra hurcoljak a bortonbe az
embereket. Szombat es vasarnap
76-tol 175-ig megy azok szama
minden heten, akik b0rt0nbe
.keriilnek. Az elfogottaknak Is
szazaleka bevandorolt es bizony
magyar is akad k0z0ttiik eleg szep
szammal.
Nit vetettek eek az emberek,
maid mind szorgalmas gyari nun
kasok, hogy a het vegi pihen6jii-
ket a piszkos b0rt0nben kell toll
teni0k9
Eek az emberek AIT a szor
nyii vetseget k0vettek ell, hogy
ITALIAN egy kicsit melyebben n6z-
TEX a pohar fenekebe, ITALIAN egy
poharral t0bb bort ittak, mint
kellett volna, ITALIAN mem mentek
egesZen egyenesen az utcan. So
kan bizony AIT allitjak, hogy mem
ittak meg csak egy korty szeszes
itnlt sem.
A konstablerek vegigcirkal; ;ak
n varost, meg Campbellt es akir6l
csak AIT hiszik, hogy reszeg, AIT
viszik a dutyiba, ha penzes en-
bernek latszik, akkor meg rafog-
iak, hogy reszeg, vagy hogy eb-
ben a szep szabad orszagban
0gy elgett az utcasarkon es viszik.
Kerdhetjiik hat, rend6rseg
miert mem viszi bort0nbe eze-
ket az embereket, ha reszegek !?
Hat bizony azert mem, inert alig
akad k0ztiik olyan, aki olyan be-
rugott volna, hogy be kellene
vinni. A legt0bbje csak egy kicsit
kapat6s. Az italt is leginkabb sa-
jat otthonaban, vagy baratja ha-
zanal fogyasztotta ell.
Es kerdi a magyar koz0nseg,
hogy hat miert olyan buzgok a
reszegek iildoz6seben skvaierek
derek fogdmegei? Talan azert,
inert blzgo hivei ''szaraz' tor
venyeknek? Talan azert, hogy a
1egszigorubban 6rk0djenek tor
venyek betartasa felett?
Dehogy is exert. Megsugjuk
magyar testvereinknek, hogy en-
mex a nagy buzgosagnak az Okla,
es pedig egyetlen Okla a BIZ
NESZ, A PENZ.
Ugyanis a skvajer, meg a kon-
stablerek, meg a besugok, meg a /
segedek nem kapnak rendes fize-
test, hanem dijjazast. az elfogot-
tax, letargyalt iigyek utan. A
dii,at pedig az elfogott tiseli.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

Terebelyes fax alatt, vadvira-
Cos zold gyepen, kiselbb-nagyobb
csoportokra oszlott j6kedvii, ha-
talmas k0z0nseg. A nyari tancte-
remben Brenkacs vajda banda:n.
Munkajat kifogastalan udvarias-
saggal es pontossaggal vegz6 rem
dezoseg. Az amerikaiak es a Yo-
ungstownbol, Sharonbol, Pitts
burghbol, Cantonbol, Massilonbol,
Nilesbol, Akrombol, Cleveland
Dol, Salemb6l es Sebringbol at
randult magyarsag mem fogyott
XII a di:ser6 szob6l.
Icy kell az amerikai magyar
intemenyeknek maguk tagabb-
sziikebb hatas k0reben amerikai
tortenetet irni, jobban mondva
csinalni!
Viola Janos eln0k, T6sha Lasz-
10 titkar. Korosf6y Janos, Macy
Mihaly es Huszti Janos vezetese
mellett a rendezoseg minden te-
kintetben kitett magaert.
Huszti Janosne, T6sha. Laszl6-
ne, Macy Mihalyne .es Sepsi J6-
zsefne a vendeglat6 haziasszo-
nyok tisztenek betoltese k0rIl
kovettek a sep 5si magyar szo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-15

OLVASSA HIRDETESEINKET
ES TAMOGASSA HIRDET0-
INKETl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-20
CROSLEY TO OPERATE
SHORT-WAVE STATION
Ohio Plant Licensed for 21.4 and
1858 Meters-Five New Philip
pine Links.

The entry of the Crosley Radio
Corpora ton into the field of short
wave radio communication is seen
in the granting of a license by the
Depa rtment of Commerce for snort :
wave transmitter to be operated by
the Crosley Corporation at Harrison:
Ohio. The transmitter, it is under
stood will work with the American
Radio Corporation at Medford Hills,
Mass. recently purcha sed by Crosley.
1t is expected that considerable
experimental work Will be carried on.
not only in pOint-to- point commune
alton betweent the Ohio and MasSa =
chusetts plants. but also in rebroad-
casting of the CroSley programs
through the medium of the short
waves by station Ware, operated
by the Amrad Co.
The Crosley station has been au-
thorized to use the waves of PA and
263 meters
Other commercial land statiOns
licensed in the past two weeks IN
clude five additional links in the
Philippine Island system of short
wave stations for communication with
ships at sea. The new stations are
located at Baler. Borongan, Cat
balogian. Hinatuan and Sogod. and
all will use wave lengths above 900
meters
One Alaskan station was licensed
at Warm Springs Bay which Will
he operated by the Warm Springs
Bay Packing Co. A commercial !
license was granted also to the 1st
lol,, III Nay DIt.v-
which will operate station on 100
meters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-20
SOUTH AFRICA WARS
ON UNLICENSED SETS
10000 Illegally Operated in Cape
Cities, Causing Loss in Fees of
$4,000 in Year.

Radio "pirating" of a different sort
from that experienced in the United
States is perplexing the South African
government and campaign has been
instituted against the owners of all
unlicensed receivers, according to ad-
vices received by the Department of
Commerce
Annoyed at the continued financial
losses by the Johannesburg and the
other two South African .brOadcastinS
stations under the present system Of
government control. steps have been
taken to canvass the entire territory
in and around the large cities to
check unlicensed sets.
According to an estimate made re-
Gently, there are upwards of 10000
sets illegally operated in Johannes
burg and nearby towns, despite the
comparatively reasonable listing fees
of less than $10'a year for subscrih-
ers within 80 miles of the central sta
ton and approximately $3.50 year
for subscribers living between 100 and
$50 miles from the main tranSmltter.
The deficit of the Johannesburg
station last year amounted to approx
imately 1900 and unless the un-
licensed sets are taxed the deficit is
expected to increase this year. BY
collecting the fees from all listeners,
however, it is believed that the sta
tons can be operated without finan-
cial loss and possibly with slight
profit.
Heavy fines have been authorized
for all persons who have not regis
tered their sets with the government
and paid the subscriptions fees, and
the postmaster general. whose depart
ment controls the radio situation, has
expressed his intention of seeing that
the taxes are collected and penalties
exacted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-20
The Importance of Condenser
DielectriCS.

Il can be taken as a general rule
that all metals are conductors.
but il does not follow that all metals
are equally good conductors. Some
metals are much better conductors
than others. Similarity. while all in
sulators are dielecuics it does not fol
low that all insulators are equally
good dietectlicS.
one Of the principal causes Of
losses in variable or fixed condenser
is The electrical absorption Of the di-
electric used in the condenser.
The amount of this absorption va
rieS with different types of dielectrics.
Free Charge" Of Condenser.
When the terminals of Il charged
condenser are connected together
iuomentarily by conductor cur
rent flows and the condenser dis
charges. The charge which flows out
tnstantaneously upon short-circuit OF
The condenser terminals IL termed the
free charge Of the condenser. With
some dieiectrics if the terminals are
together second. third
fourth or more times. smaller and
smaller discharges will be obtained.
These discharges will be due to the
absorbed charges in the dielectrlc ana
indicate a slow recovery of the di-
electric from the electric stress placed
npon Il when the condenser was
charged. This absorption represents
a loss OF mower: the more the absorb
ton the greater the loss of power.
From the standpoint of the least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-20
FAVOR|TES ON AIR
VIA WRC TONIGHT
Two New York Musical Fea-
lures InCIuded-LoCaI Or
Chestra to Play.

Two Of New York's most popular
radio features will be included in to
nights program, to he broadcast by
station WRC-the Whittall Anglo
persians from WEAF' and the Sun
Dial Shoe Serenaders and Bonnie Lad
dies"
IN their concert the Anglo-Persia MS,
under the direction Of Louis katZ-
man. will play the romances of Ru-
binstein and Raft, the "Serenata' by
Moszkowski. Dvorak's "Nalse Ora
CicuSe. and a special ARA ngement OF
popular dance selections made 10y Mr.
Katzman. The concert Will he broad
cast through stations WEAF. WEEP.
NTAG. WAR. WCAE. WOO, Voc,
NNGR. WpAF. WCCO. WWJ, kSD,
WTAM WCSH and WGN.
The "Sun-Dial Shoe Serenaders and
Donnie Ladies'" who made their de-
hut on WRCs program last week.
VIII he hoard again tonight from s
IL o'clock. in "A program of old and
new concert and dance numbers. Two
Of The featured numbers on the pro
gram win be Mighty LAX a Rose, ."
PLAYED AS Nvluphone solo. and Rim
Sky k6rsakoff' Hymn 10 the Sun.
presented as d SaXophone solo
NRt's local program will consist
Of 4 dinner concert by w. Spencer
Tupmans Hotel Maytlower Orches-
ira. q late dance program by the
Arlington Beach Dance orchestra ,
under the direction Of Robert Stick
ney. and a recital by Katherine
Thr"ckmortVn. soprano. former mem
Der Of the Crandall's Saturday Night
ers. who entertained from WRC last
Winter
WRC's program will be opened at
6:4o o'clock with Market Summa ries
for the Consumer" given under the
auspices of the Department of Acri-
culture. followed by the daily sports
1'eSum" Th" "Science News of the
Week will he broadcast from the
studios Of WRC at 8 30 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-20
RADIO DEALERS SESSION
CLOSES WITH BANQUET
Record Sales This Season Predict
ed Because of Advertising and
Better Programs.

More radio sets will be sold in the
season 1867 than in any previous
year, according to reports made by
more than one hundred radio dealers
from Washington, Virginia and Mary
land. who closed their annual session
at the Lee House last night with a
banquet at which they We're the
guests of William f.. O'Connor. presi-
dent of the Southern Auto Supply Co.
The optimistic prediction was based
upon the increasingly high quality of
the radio programs being broadcast,
which it was said would he still fur
Their improved this Winter. This. with
increased advertising, is expected to
boost sales beyond former records.
The address of welcome was made
by NJ. A. Leese, president Of the
Washington Chamber of Commerce.
at a luncheon yesterday, followed by
greetings from +. G.. Ferher. Vice
president and secretary of the South
ern Auto Supply Co.
The speakers included G. w. Geiser
and r. A. Ware of Philadelphia. II.
CROWN. New York advertising man:
:. d. GoOdall and G.. O. Hamilton,
New York; r. w. Jarrett. Bankers;
Commercial Security Co., and Thomas
r. Shipp of this city.
Following the banquet last night,
the dealers were entertained with
vaudeville acts from local theaters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-20
A Preventive

ERCOLIN not only breaks mp
Hay Fever attacks within Jew
seconds, but protects against their
recurrence Don't be without
ERCOLlN if you are susceptible To
Hay Fever. ERCOLIN is harm
less and easy to use. Eye cup.
nasal douche-any method which
insures ERCOLIN reaching the ir-
ritated membranes. If you cannot
obtain ERCOLlN in your neigh
borhood writ e Smith Ernstcr
Laboratories, Cambridge, Mass.
giving name of nearest drug store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-20
WMN.-Washincto Radio Forum
GIo.6 MPterSl.
WRC-Radio Corporation Of America
ll6HI MeterSl

p.m.--GeOrge +. Ross. pianist
80 pm.--Book reviews by Alice
nutchins Drake. The Poetry of Our
own Times" by Marguerite Wilkin-
son: First Steps in the Enjoyment of
Pictures" 10y Maude Oliver.
$40 pm. Market summaries for
the consumer. under the auspices of
the Department of Agriculture.
80 pm. Base ban scores.
p.m.-W. Spencer Tupman's Hotel
haNtloWer Orchestra.
&pm.-"S un-Dial Shoe Serenaders
and Bonnie Ladies'" broadcast with
VIZ from New York.
-WhittaIl AngloPersians.
broadcast with WEAF' from New
York
40 pm katherine Throckmorton.
as PM Science News of the
Week"
20 to II p.m.-Arlington Beach
Dance Orchestra. under the direction
OF Robert StickneN.
Early Program Tomorrow.
errises. broadcast with Wt,AF' from
the Metropolitan Tower. New York.
- a IN. Arlington time signals
l. moomt --OreGHn recital, broadcast
from the Homer l.. Kit studio.
pm. w. Spencer Tupman's Hotel
MaNtloWrr Orchestra.
pm Semi-tinal matches of the
W"men'S national singles tennis cham.
rinnShipS at Forest Hills. ~ y broad
east Jointly with VIZ. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-20
Stations Aid Radio Banquet.

The three station chain of WNAC.
Boston: WEAN, Providence, and
WLWL. New York. will participate
in the nationwide hroadca sting from
the annual radio industries banquet
at New York next month. Other sta
lions will be linked with station
WEAF, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-20

Science has definitely established
the fact that Hay Fever irritation in
ewes, nose and throat is caused by
protein substances found chiefly
in the pollen Of certain grasses,
weeds. trees and flowers 1t is also
known that different individuals
are susceptible to different pollens
"a condition which has enormous
" Handicapped the successful treat
mcnt OF this battling disease.
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MAY DELAY CONFERENCE.
Radio World Interests Held Too
Unsettled for Spring Meet.

A stifl further postponement of the
interna tional radio conference until
the Autumn of 1927 was predicted
here today. Although no official date
for the conference had been set, 1t
was hoped the conferees could get to-
gether in Washington next Spring.
The unsettled condition of the radio
world generally. however, has led to
the belief that many of the participate
ing countries will not be in position
to talk over the ether matters until
later in the year.
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rose was named Dorothy Dix as
tribute Ia types of American woman
hood. whose courage. sympathy, viz
the and charity has made them dear
to the descendant ot The Southern
cavalier the Puritan of New England
and the imm.grlnt ~ Nes,erday.
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Mexico Plans Relay System.

The extension of the relay system
of radio broa dca sting is predicted in
Mexico. following the reported gra mt
of concession to the Ericsson Tele-
phone Co. for the establishment of a
long distance telephone service to
cover the entire republic. At present
there is practically no attempt to re-
lay any of the Mexican breakfasts,
md very little remote control broad
ca sting is conducted.
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BANDIT SLAYER DIES.
Tennessee Executes Negro Who

NASHVILLE. Tenn. August 20
CPl charles Barr. negro, 'peliinS
party" bandit Of Memphis. who shot
and killed ". O. Spencer an the out
skirts Of Memphis ihe night Of M~N
q. 1928. and wounded his girl con-.
~ MON. was eleclrocuted here at A.
& IL. today.
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Instant Relief

Six wears OF intensive research
have resulted in compound which
reacts on proteins--the cause OF
irritation common to all pollenS.
This compound. ERCOI-lN, in
stantly neutralizes the irritating Ell
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NEWLY DEVELOPED ROSE
NAMED FOR DOROTHY DIX
Mrs. E. H. Gilmer. Columnist. Hon
ored by American Florists at
New Orleans.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. August 2O.--Mrs.
F.. II. Gilmer of New Orleans, nation
ally known as a newspaper ColumniSt
under the name of Dorothy Dix. was
honored here early today when a
new variety of rose was ChriStened
Dorothy Dix" at a banquet of the
Society of American Florists and Or
namental HortiCulturists. The flower
was christened by Maj. Patrick Fran
els Okeefe of Boston. said to he
originator of the slogan Say 1t With
Flowers
Maj. O'Keefe explained that the