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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-03
MORROW VISITS GALES
Diplomatic Breakfast Farley Is Kept
Secret.

BH United Press
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 3.-Whether
breakfast of ham and eggs, eaten
by President Gales and United
States Ambassador Dwight w. Nor
row, would have any effect upon
Mexican petroleum and land laws,
was matter of conjecture here to-
day.
While no information is. out re-
garding the nature of yesterdays
diplomatic repast, it is believed by
many that it may usher in more
friendly relations between Mexico
and the United States.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
szINHAzI HIR

A Hippodrome j0v6 heti miisoran ogy
pompas enekes boh6zot szerepeh G..
w. Miller, Hippodrome managere je-
lenti, hogy aprilis IT,, vasarnapi kez-
dettel az "IS Eat sO'', enekes boh6-
zat, mely egyike a legpompasabbak
nak, keriil bemutatasra. A Broadway
kedveltjei, Rayner Lehr direktorsaga
mehett, teljes egeszeben hozzak sin
re ezt darabot AIT mem kihagya-
sokkal fogjak bemutatni. Erdekes meg
emliteni, hogy ebben a darabban nyolc
vaudeville kol0nlegesscg, egy 16 ragyo-
GO .szepsegii lanybol all6 korus van. Az
"IS Eat SO' ket esztendo ota allan
d6an szerepel a Broadwayn jelenIeg
Londonnak legnagyobb szenzaci6ja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14

De, aki mem jon sereggef erte, AIT
irgalmatlanul megeszi. Mint a ne
met muzsikusekat.
Majdnem felek leirni ilyen ham
gulatok utan, hogy La Belle Macy
szerien irrigalhat5. A focsator-
max mar keszen allnak. Viz nagyon
kozel. A segitseg is, ha komoly
vallalkozasrol van $40.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
sZEPsEGvERsENY BAL

Macy izgalom es keszil6d6s el6zi
meg eampbclli magyar asszonyok ap-
ribs 25-en, hetfon este tartand6 sep
segrerseny baljat.
A pompasnak igerkez6 tancmuIhtsag
a Roman Hallban fog lefolyni. Muzsi-
kllni Mcdve Istvan hires zenekara fog
cgesz reggelig
a bal jovedehne a Campbellen fel.
ellltando magyar romai katholikus is
kolh -alapot gyarapitja.
Mlnden magyar legyen oft ezen bd-
loni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
GoLYA JARAs

! Egy kozismert magyar izlet ember-
par csaladjaba hozott Macy 0r0met az
elmult heten a g6lyamadar.
p Ferenczy Jen6t, NJ ismort magyar
sirkokeszitGt nejc, Ferenczy ,Jen6n6 -
akit viragiizlete reven becsiil magyar
sagunk = egy egeszs6ges leanygyer-
mekkel ajandekozta meg szombatra
yirrad6 hajnabon.
AZ ujonnan erkezett kis leany, a
nyolcadik leanygyermck a csaladban.
Gratulalunk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
i. IRA: TARNoczY ARPAD..
Akroni Magyar Hirlap1 ]

ersre, ahol mem is olyan messze
az 0bolt6l, magyarok is click mar.
Szegeny, j6, ijedtszemu Boszorme
nyi Geza, akinek kezeben szaraz
falev6lle valtozott d dollar es k6-
We Walt fold. Es az y sep Macy
Icsaladja. Fiuk es lanyok. Ma uj-
isagirok, mliiveszek, sep ASSOC
Inyok IS diakok.
I AIT mondja HiInler:
Mem is volna olyan nehez do
log. K0riilbelil 500 dollar egy
aker. Irtott es irrigalhato teriilet.
A muveltebbje $1,000 Nagyon
sokan vannak magyarok, akik AIT
elbirnak.
A fejemet rarom, de Himler meg
er6siti:
= Higyje Ell.
Es gondolkoz0m. Els csakugyan
elhiszem. Temerdek magyar csa-
lad van, aki ct akert vehetne. Els
ennyi bowen eleg megelhetes-
hez. SGT.
De szalljunk Xxi La Bellen is, a
hol mar 70 dollarert lehet vasarol-
nj egy akert. lgaz, hogy irtat-
liant, de sokat igerot. Es k0nnyen
irthato. A fold maga nagyszeri.
Fekete. La Belle. Mines semmi We
szelye a kiserletezesnek, ha... nem
marad az ember egyediil. Merit, a
XII egyediil marad, az elmegy.
Egeszen biztosan elmegy innen is,
mint mindeniinmen elment az Ell
hagyatott Ember. Nagyon felel-
mes dolog ilyen temerdek vilag-
ban eQvediil allni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
Six Old

j dolgot $ aaesat0rtolkre virrado hajsia-
Ion, bet6rtek magyar virdgizletbe
osszeszedtek egypar csokorra valo
siragot $ azutan eltiintek. A rend6rseg
meginditotta nyomozast - virag-
tolvajoknak azonban eddig mem akad-
tax nyomara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14

Jo pelda erre a farmer muzsi-
kus. Es kiil0n cimet is kell jennek
a peldanak adnom, inert nemet
mrNsikus sorsa igazan meghato.
1lletve nem is az . sorsa az, ann
meghato, hanem a narancsainak
a sorsa.
A muzsikus Forth Myersen cit
es zenekart dirigalt. Egy szep ma
pom 0sszenezett a szoke felesege-
vel es f0ldet vasarolt La Bellen.
Egy kis narancsos soha sem art.
Azert lehet Hotel Grandeban
muzsikalni. Az ember kint lakilk
es be-bejar. Hogy egyediil lakik
egy erdo k0zepen? Mem baJ. OFT
is lehet muzsikalni.
Es farmer lett muzsikus. Ha-
rom esztend6kon at. Mi lattuk a
f0Idjet es a bele0lt miiveszener-
giat. A szomorkodo narancslige-
tet, a felrebilient kicsi hazat, az
egymas pyakaba 'borulo krumpli
bokrokat, madaraknak ero pa
radicsomot, hanyatesett artezi
kutat es az utolso narancSvira-
got. Illatos volt, asszonyra vart.
Leszakitottam, hazakiildtem.
Meghatottan neztem szet. Ko-
riik0ttem libegett a farmer muzsi-
krts szelleme. Sep szellem lehet,
vagy lehetett. Mem tudom, most
smerre jar, el-e. Ez szimf6nia
i igazan miiveszi alkotas. Szebben
mem zenelt meg egy muzsikus tra-
| gediaiarol senki, mint ez az elar-
vult narancsliget. Pedig most ne
ma. Milyen sep lehet ez akkor
amikor este idejen friss tengeri
szelek hajlitgatiak az erd6t.
Termeszctcsen erdeklodtiink
meg a muzsilus utan es pontosar
megallapitottuk, hogy lit nen
}, volt selnlni baj, csak eppen az
hogy egyediil volt. Meg q muzsi
kaja mem artott yolna neki a ket
i lezre l1apott ekeszarva mellett
Z De egyediil volt a toretlen uton
= Els korulotte temerdek vilag.
Ma sem tudom felejteni ext !;
/, narancsost. A teremtett es maya
ra hagyott eletet. A kitett naranc
, esecsem3t.
Ia Bellen, ahol pont a Henr,
: Ford hotelj6be vert be minket
lunchid5, reszletesebben tajeko
: z6dtunk vala a bellsi foldek utar
e Nagyon sok van belole es csa
r hellyel-k0zzel szorul er6sebb mu
S kara az irtas. A Seaboard vasu1
!, tarsasag mar elerte ezeket fo
Il deket is. Keresztiilyagja . hata
j mas fold darabot. La Bellere t
II That, q nemct muzsikus utan, mee
i-4 erkezett a leivilRaci6.
n Batran allithatom, hogy ez
RI foldteriilet p legszebbek egyik
alnit valaha lattam. Forth Myel
" testvere La Belle. Fekete spany
y szepseg Boldog lehet, aki elyesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
BETORTEK
FERENCzY JENoNEHEZ

Koztudomasu dolog, hogy varosunk
ban legszebb viragok es a legizlese-
scbb csokrpk Ferenczy Jen5ne, el5 IS
miiviragkereskedeseben kaphat6k.
10 szimatu bet0r3k megneszeltek ezt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
(Folytat as)

Z.
ttnyleg erdckli ez az iigy. (Biz-
tosan jart mar Mr.. Robertson
masfele "erdekl3d6kkel' is.) Es
talan mem lesz rossz tajokoz6dni
arrol, hogy a Seaboard Air Zine
milyen teruletelet lat ell eddig
vasuti szolgalattal Es' mix a to-
vabbi celjaink, terveink.
Olxan borondot nyitott ki, a
miben rendesen golfbotokat hor-
danak ilyen urak. Ebb6l azonban
terkepek keriiltek Xxi, amelyek tel
jcs k6pet nyujtottak Seaboard
Air Line es egyuttal Del teljesito-
ktpesseger5l J0v6jerol.
Sajnos, mem irhatunk err0l tel
jes reszletesseggel, inert bizony,
egy konyv telne XII bel6le. Vagy
kett6. AIT azonIban minden komo-
lyan erdekl6dGnek tudni kell,
hogy a Seaboard Air Line terv-
szeruen assa be magat olyan terri
letekre, ahol pionir-munkalatok-
ra van kilatas. Es sziikseg van a
modern vasut szolgalataira. Ma
gyon sok olyan vonala van Sea-
boardnak, amelyre nehez penze-
ket fizet ra, de vegeredmenye-
ben mindenitt meg lesz ezeknek
a vonalaknak az iizleti es nemzet-
gazdasagi eredmenye. Mem okta-
Ian dolog tehat, ha pionir-mrln-
kara yallalkozott ember egyutt
marad Seaboard vonalaiyal.
Ma ugy al a dolog, hogy ahol
Seaboard ezelott evtizedekkel vi
mesgyet vagott, oft most minde-
nutt teljes prosperitas es Sea-
board vezeti lc peldaul az orszag
legnagyobb krumpli, = celery,
dinnye es - Texast kiveve gya
pottermeset.
Himlcr Marion AIT megJegy-
zest tette ere az el6adasra, hogy
megis kell ARA valami megoldast
talalni, hogy magyarok is juthas-
sanak forth myersi f0ldekhez. Els
talaltunk. Felfedeztiik La Bellett.
Forth. Myers es az 8 minden gaz-
dagsaganak Reconsideration.
La Belle alig van 10 mertfold-
snyire Forth Myerstol. Mar t.. i. a
birtok, amir0l irok. Mem kell na-
gyon sietni. Maradhatullk addlg
Forth Mycrsen, amig a Royal pal
nalstol elbucsuzunk. A buesu
amugy is rovid, bar tagadhatat-
lanul fajdalmas. Azokra gondolok
akil most hoban, fagyban jar
max Akronban. Az enyelmre
Eszak ra,bszolgaira. Es onkenyte'
lcniil is 0sszeyetcm a gyarat me-
zokkel; merevre dermedt akro'
nj tavakat MeXico-i 0bol mar.
yanyozo vizevel; fekete varJu'
feher kocsaggal es tell viha
rokban z0rgo bokrokat ezekiel
neyet5 palmakkal. Volna meg ne
hally 0sszevetesem, de Hlmlel
MLartonra kell neznem, aki nehan,
esztend6s gyiirptt kalapban e
egy agyondolgozott elet jeleive
all pllmazo hotel ldpcsoin.
- Milyen jo volna!!! = mond
ia a SCENE: Himlerville.
Bizony 10 volna, - bolint
semen; Akron
De mem lehet mem lehet, :
tillls0l rank a gep. Es megyiink t
yabb. Most mar igazan megyinl
mint ahogyan mindig eLlaentiln.
Is elmegyiink oman, ahol rank
mosolygott az eiet. de valan
olyan sejtelemmel, hogy talan Wis
szateriink. ITALIAN jo volna es okc
yolna visszaterni Elbuesuzni
fekete szent6l, sotet beszedto
gondtol, viharokt6l, magyar fel'
l5segt5l es ide j0nni mosolyg'
k0npyy embernek.
De mem lehet, nem lehet :
tifllSol reank a gep.
Es megyiink La Belle fele a 2
ty5go Chevrolet-en. Edes festive.
Mouth NTx,ove,,,nI> ay a fr1I &c H.
Evening star., 1927-04-17
Bartlett TAKES OATH
FOR POST IN TREASURY
High Officials Attend Swearing-in
Of Hca.g Bookkeeping and
Warrants Appointee.

Edward F. Bartlett was sworn in yes
tsrGAy as acting chief of the division
or bookkeeping and warrants at the
Treasury Department, the youngest
man ever to hold this important post.
The ceremony took place in the office
of the chief and in the presence OF his
associates and officials Of the Treas
ury. Mr.. Bartlett is 80 years old and
succeeds NJ. j. O'Reilly, who has re-
tired upon his own request on ac-
count of i'll health. Mr.. O'Reilly re-
tired with the assurance of Treasury
officials that he could return to his
former post at any time his health
permitted.
Mr.. Bartlett was showered with floral
pieces on the occasion of his promo
ton from the position of administra-
tive assistant. Among those at
the installation were Chief Clerk
of the Treasury Frank A. Brig
field, who administered the oath Of Of
fee: w. N Thompson, assistant to
Undersecretary of the Treasury Mills;
Charles r. Schoeneman, assistant to
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Dewey, and Robert G. Hand, commits
sioner of accounts and deposits, un-
der whose jurisdiction the division of
bookkeeping and warrants falls.
Evening star., 1927-04-17
AVIATION PAGE NEXT.
New Post Similar to That of
Train Porter.

BERLIN, April 16 CP).-The next po-
sition to be created in the German air
service will be that Of aviation page,
Or. Orlovius, one Of the directors OF
the Luft Hansa, announced at a re-
cent film-lecture on German aviation
OF the future.
The duties of such a page, he ex-
planned, viii be to assist passengers
in embarking and disembarking, to
look after their baggage and to act
as steward or waiter during the trip.
DR. Orlovius predicted an uninter-
rupted air service. day and night,
Winter and Summer. on most German
routes. The latest plan under consid-
Grafton, he said, was the building Of
aerial tugs capable of towing long
conveys Of freight planes, as pre-
paratory step toward the supertraf-
fic plane of great speed and offering
all the comforts and luxuries Of a
Pullman train.
Evening star., 1927-04-17
WOMEN BEST DRIVERS.
Fair French Operators Fined Less
Often Than Men.

PARIS, April 16 OP).-Man, not
woman, appears TO be the dangerous
automobile driver in France. OR else
her powers Of persuasion have much
more effect on the police.
Seven out of every hundred cars
in Paris are driven by women, but
there are only three women involved
in every hundred fines imposed or
prosecutions begun by the police.
Possibly the Partisan police smile
and forget more often when women
offend the traffic rules than they do
when mc1 are at fault.
Possibly, also, s,.y some friendly
souls. women really drive more care
fully, act more quickly and take the
law more seriously,
Evening star., 1927-04-17

Miss Lizzie Hanna, IS. and Samuel
McLester, IA, We're married recently
at Finvoy, Ireland, it being the
bridegrooms third matrimonial ven
fure. - ...-.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21
TUNNEY RESTING
 BEFORE BIG BOUT
Discussion Of Money Brings
 Interesting SidellShlS

Lake Nilia, Iil. Sept. q (P,-Nith Gene Tunney's training for the title fray with Jack Dempsey in Sold'"r Field tomorrow night q thing of the past, the heavyweight champion. his cntourage. and the thinning ranks ot tho visiting experts, settled in the dccp chairs of the Cedar Crest Coun- try club today 10 await the brea hnS of camp tomorrow.
 Camp diScusson has ccntercd on several problems in higher mathe- matics.
 The figures that showed TunnoH, with a guarantee Of Sl,hoo,"o" would receive sl0o.0n0 round or s33,33333 minute, for his 10 rounds of labor against Dempsey if the bout goes the limit--Were not complicated. But the mathematical minds after lengthy struggle and conference with the champion, came forth with the announcement that Gene, at the q q day rate he re- ceived as a soldier during 19 months Of service in the world war. would be obliged 10 engage in 1,754 more wars to earn the sum Tex Rickard will pay him for 30 minutes work Thursday night.
 Strangest Of all was the tale told about the freside Of daily battles that might have been fought be- tween Dempsey and Tunney during the world war for 10 cents apiece.
 Dempsey the story told on good authority, attempted 10 enter the marine corps in New York city dur ing February of 1918. the very time and place the present heavyweight king enlisted in the Devil Dogs, but was dissuadcd from his original intention.
 Military sharrs pointed out that they both would have been shipped to Paris Island, s. C. Marines of similar height and size usually land in the same squad and take their recreation together. At Paris Island. the story continued. boxing bouts not only were required during the training but provided the principal recrea ation during the evening rest hours"
 Tunncy would have fought D"mp- soy perhaps every day, during the months before going overseas. Tig- uring the duration of the bouts nt about one-tcnth of the work two marines perform to earn the daily dollar, the mathematicians were de- lighted 10 discover that Uncle sam could have promoted these bouts for just ten cents each.
 Gene had only q long walk on the program today. Before packing to leave early Thursday for Chicago, and the weighing in ceremony at D. m.. before the Illinois boxing commission. Tunney. in the finest shape of my career. expects 10 scale 1SS pounds for the title con- test.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21
Wancr Sets Record for
 Safeties by a Rookie

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. H1 N'-- Ilcyd Waner. sensational young Pirate outfelder, cquallcd tho mHd- eIn major league record for singles in one season, and set another in the number of safeties by q first year man, in the past week, unofti- Cial records show.
 He gathered his lT9th single from the Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday. ty- ing the modern record set by John ny Tobin of the St. Louis Browns, in 1921. The all-tlme record how ever, is 199, set by Willie keeler in 1897.
 Waner. serving his first year in the major leagues. several days ago reached the 200 mark in total hits, a feat never before achieved by a first year man, so far as availa ble records show.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21
MAJORITY PICKING
 TUNNEY FOR WIN
Sports Writers Seem to Think
 He's Better

Chicago, Sept. 21 R-Opinions Of - representative boxing writers gathered by the Associated Press on the outcome Of tomorroW's heavy weight championship fight revealed d substantial majority favoring Gene Tunncy.
 Out of this array of critical talent, 5S expressed themselves as confident of a Tunuey victory while q picked Jack Dempsey to regain the title. Ten refused 10 go on record one way or the other.
 The following reflect some of the more detailed: Warren Brown. Chicago Herald and ENaminer-"I cant pick them when there's so much money inyolv- ed. It's too uncertain"
 Jim Doyle, Cleveland Plain Dealer -"Tunney should be 8 { to 1 favor ite but will take q chance on Demp- scy."
 Bob Edgren. New York Evening World-"Dempsey by knockout in eight rounds"
 Ed Dickerson, Grand Rapids (Mich.) Herald-"1 cannot sec how a man who was decisively outpoint- ed q year ago can come back far enough. at his age, to win over a younger man who has been improy- ing himself in the meantime. I ex- poet to see Tunney knock out Demp- Sey by the eighth round"
 Harry Bullion. Detroit Free Press II pick Dempsey. He is 50 per cent better than last year and 9 per cent improved over his form against Sharkey."
 Ed Hughes. Brooklyn, x, Y. Eagle -'Tunney figures 10 win deCisively but my suspicious are such that [ thing happen"
 Hype Igoe, New York World -"On form, Tunney ought to be q 10 10 favori'c. but I string with Dempsey, the long shot, nevertheless, I'm playing the 'hunch' on the old gladi- ator.'
 Ned Brown, New York World "Tunney by a knockout"
 Harry Cross. New York Herald Tribunc-"Tunney figures to win. Dempsey. like Bill Tilden, is too old to come back"
 Jack Farrell, New York Daily News-"Dempscy by a knockout"
 James R. Harrison, New York Timcs--"lf it's on the level, Tunney will win
 W. Q. McCcchan, New York Her ald Tribune -"Tunncy all along"
 William Morris. New York Eve ming Post--"In view of what hap pencd in New York in the Sharkcy Dempsey and Paulino- Delaney bouts, how can you pick anybody here
 Ed Cochrane. Kansas City Journal rost-"Tunney will win.'
 Wilbur Wood. New York Sun I'm not picking for the reason that you cant tell about these big heavy weight fights. OthcrWici l would favor TunDey.'
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21
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Fair and Cool, Weather
 Prediction for Fight

Chicago. Sept. 21 Nl-Falr and cool weather for the battle of Sol dier Field. was the forecast today by Prof. Henry J. Cox of the Unit cd States weather bureau.
 "Cho cold wave which swept down from the north Monday night sending the mercury to A degrees will continue to prevail for at least two days more" Prof. Cox said,
 "There Is no warm weather in sight" Prof. Cox announced. and there is even a possibility of frost but it does look as though we may expect fair and cool weather here Thursday nicht.'
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21
JAMES HARLAN DIES
Former Chairman of tho Interstate Commerce Commission SucCumbs After Lingering Illness.

Essex, N. Y. Sept. q R}-James .. Harlan. e, former chairman Of the interstate commerce commission. died at his summer home here last night after a lingering illness. His wife. a native Of Essex, was at his bedside when the end came.
 Mir. Harlan had been ill for sev- eral months, and for the past five or six weeks it was realized that re Covery was improbable.
 He left a widow, Mary M Noble, daughter Of Col. Belgcn Noble. Of this village: two brothers, Rev Richard Davenport Harlan, Presby- terian minister, and John Maynard Harlan, an attorney Of New York city, and two sisters, Miss Laura Harlan, at one time social secretary to Mrs. Warren G. Harding. wife of the late president. and Miss Ruth Harlan.
 Mir. Harlan was born at Evans vile. Ind. and was son of the late John Marshall Harlan. an asso- ciate justice of the United States su- prcmc court. After his graduation from Princeton university in 1889, he studied law in the office of Mel vile r.. Fuller. former chief justice Of the United States. After admis- sion to the bar in 1885. he practiced law in Chicago. He was appointed attorney general of Porto Rico in 1901. serving two years. President Roosevelt selected him as a member of the interstate COmmrrC" commits sion In 1906, and he served on that tribunal during the administrations of Presidents Taft and Wilson. be coming chairman Of the commis sion in 1914. He retired from the commission in 1918.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21
MRS. CAHIJNG ENTEy,TAJNS

Mrs. Herman r. Carling Of 4S5 Stanley street, entertained q number of former office associates Of the ad- vertising department of Tanders, Frary and Clark's office. last eve ming at her home. The home was Stanley Memorial church are wing A dclichtful luncheon was served.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21

When we arc asked our opinion on the fight, we give the same an Swer that we heard given over the radio the other night 10 the Ques- ton What is a woman driver going 10 do next when she puts out her hand"' One guess is as good as an- other.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21
RtSIEAIL.S RIG IINE.

Ky the United Press
 Ty Cobb failed 10 hit safely in four times at bat yesterday. Ruth, Gchrig, Hornsby and Speaker were d1e
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21

The Herald will announce the re- suits of the bout round by round as IS the usual custom. Because of the difference between Central and Eastern Standard time, it is a diff cult matter 10 ascertain just what time the bout will come through 10 this section of the country.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21
Speaking of Sports
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Dempsey and Tunney have both expressed themselves as fit for their battle for the worlds heavyweight title in Chicago tomorrow night. Each, as Is the usual thing, has pre- dicted that he will win. Dempsey knock Tunney out
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21

The fastest moving living creature America and Europe. Entomolosists say 1t can fly at the rate of 1sS miles an hour.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21

The fight critics have all looked over the contestants and they are making their predictions as 10 the outcome. Some are picking Tunney and others are picking Dempsey.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-21

Indians arc given free tuition at Dartmouth collcg". Three full hloodsd Indians graduated last spring