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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
MAGYAR ttNNEP
Az utobbi evek legnagyobbszaba-
su esemenyenek igerkezik a Ver-
hovay Egylet ca1npbelli, Silk
fiokjanak zaszloszentelese.

/
| "A campbelli magyarsag nagy-
szabasu esemeny elokeszitesen IA
radozik.
A Verhovay Segely Egylet eb-
ben az esztendoben negyyen esq
tendos. Ezt a sep evfordulot,
melto keretek kozott I'LL meg a
campbelli fiok.
Junius Sen, piinkosd vasar-
napjan, Macy iinnepseg kereteben
szenteli fel, gyony0rji sep anne
rikai zaszlajat.
A rendezessel megbizott bizott-
sag lazas szorgalomal munkal-
kodik azon, hogy zaszloszenteles
mind0r0kre emlekezetes magyar
esemeny narration.
Minden magyar egyletet, egyha
zat es testiletet, kOzel-tavoll
k0rnyeken meghivnak ere az i'm
nepsegre.
| RezeSbandaval, feher ruhas lea
nyokkal es zaszloerdovel Macy fel
vonulas, diszmenet lesz.
A zaszlo iinnepelyes felszentele-
Sc, illetve felavatasa utan, k0vet-
kezik vilagi iinnepely, a zaszlo-
sz0gek beverese, iidvozlesek, stb
| Maid diszvacsora lesz, melyet mi
soros est k0vet.
| A Verhovay Egylet campbelli
fi6k ianak zaszloszenfelese hatal-
mas magyar esemhnye, magyar
tiintetesse noheti Xxi magat - ha
a meghivottak, aterezve az ese-
meny jelentoseget, mind megje-
| lennek S elhozzak zaszloikat
Gondoliuk csak meg, milycu
pompas szemet-lelket gy0ny0rk0o
teto dolog lcnne, ha Campbell CT
| tvben, eltben a minden nemzeti.
s6gek altal lakott varosban, ket-
harom ezer f6nyi magyarsag, zas5
l6erdovel tenne bzonysagot amel.
lett, hogy hi polgara Amerika-
max, de mint magyar szarmazasu
egyiitt erez magyar testvereivel
Campbell City magyar iinnepe-
re k6sziil jon k0zel-tavol mindcr
magyarja!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
Farrelli Hirek
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HTREI.
Kohl: vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.

Heti sorrend. gyhazunk kebcleben
a kovetkez6 sorrendben lesznek lelke-
szi szolgalatok a het utojan:
Szombaton reggel 9st6l fel 12-ig a
gyermekek yallasos oktatasa, tanit ma
ga lelkesz.
Vasarnap reggel 9-tol fel ll-ig vasar-
napi iskola, Kiss Julianna szuperinten-
dens vezet6se mellett. Utana mindjart
istentisztelet predikal maga lelkesz
Youngstown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
elfogsdta a Youngstown magyar refor-
matrs egNhaz lnajas elsejere, vasar-
nap delutanra sz6l0 meghivasdt ICY
mi is reszt vcsziinR megnagyobbitott
tcmplom feszcntclesGn.
A youngstown teatver egyhaz leg
ut0bbi latogatasat szives kGszS6ggel vi
szonozzuk S vasarnap, deli 6rakban,
tobb aut6val indulunk, hogy u delntan
3 6rakor kezd6d6 szentelGsen pontosan
ott lehessiink.
a vasarnapi temp plomszentel6sen "a
farrelli reformatus egyhaz lclkesze fog
.ja tartani templomszentel6si imat.
AZ egyhazi iinnepseg utan, diszvacso
rat ad a Youngstown egyhaz, kivana
tos dolog volna, hogy a mi egyhazunk
tagjai, azon is, mineh nagyobb szam
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
SHARON, PA.
SZEP SKIER
A "Magnas Miska" eloadasa min
den tekintetben elsorangu volt.

Husvet elso ,napjan, igazan
minden dicseretet megerdemlo
sziniel0adast es tancmulatsagot
rendezett Munkas Betegsegely-
z0 6s Onkepz6 Szervezet sharoni
fiokja.
A kitiino mill<edvel0kb0l allo
garda egy pompas magyar operct-
tet, "Magnas Miskat" hozta
szinre. A miikedvelok szep ossz-
jatekat, tehetseget es tudasat a
k0z0nseg szamtalanszor tapsyl-
harral halalta meg, szamos Jele-
netet a hatalmas lelkesedes es
tapsvihar kovetkezteben. meg kel
lett ujrazni.
A iol sikeriilt darab betanit0-
| ia es rendezoje Appel Aladar volt,
aki ismet bizonysagat szolgaltatta
annak, hOgy szlndarab rendeZes
minden csinj jat-binjat alaposan IS
meri es erti
Minden egyes szereplo meyer
demli a dicseretet, inert alaposan
kitett magaert. A megjelent szep
szamu es nagyon halas ko0onseg
soka mem fogja e1feledni husve-
/ ii eloadast.
! A darab bemutatasa utan tanc-
ra perdiilt a magyarsag kltuno
muzsika mellett, legjobb hangu-
Latham mulatta at husvet eJszaka-
jat.
i A tancmulatsaggal egybekotott
szinieloadas Macy sikereert = szep
lerendezeseert lminden k0szone-
tet megerdemel. lelkes, faradtsa-
got mem ismero rendezoseg
(Zsigray)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28

ban reszt vegyenek.
Ibolya bal.-Az egyhazunk kebel6-
ben mikod6 fjusagi Kor, nagyszabasu
es fenyes magyar tancmulatsagot ke-
silt el6.
A magyar reformatus fiatalsag ma.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
A sZOMBATI BAL
Macy esemenynek igerkezik ;
Munkas BIS. Szovetseg hetvegi
tancmulatsaga.

Szombaton, aprilis 30-an ismet
nagyszabasu magyar tancmulat-
sag fog lezajlani a sharoni Maen-
nerchor Hallban. Hetek 6ta tart6,
szorgalmas elokeszilletek utan, biz
tosra veheto, hogy Munkas Bs.
E2ovetseg Silk, sharoni osztalya
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28

Az igen tisztelt magyarsag flgyel-
met mar most felhivjuk ere a mem
mindennapi fenyes tancmulatsagra'
melyfe magyar szeretettel hivunk es
yarunk mindenkit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28

jus Ten, szombaton este, a k6zismert
szLOvAK HALLBAN, rendezi ennek
az esztend6nek legszebb Is leghangu-
latosabb mulatsagat, az idei IBOLYA
BALT. .
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06
RECOVERING HEALTH
Woman Who Lost Two Husbands
and Tiance in Plane Crashes Re
ported ConNalesccnt.

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06
XelLow
Cab
Drivers naturally
courteous

1t is no effort for YELLOW CAB drivers to
be courteous. This answers the question why
our men are universally so polite and consderate.
Men reflect the character of the organization
they work for This business is founded on the
basis Of sincerity and consideration for those we
serve
Courtesy in the YELLOW CAB family is an
inbred instinct. We have carefully and deliber-
ately chosen courteous employees. Rules demand
ing courtesy are invoked but rarely, for YELLOW
CAB men prefer the happier mode Of business
Intercourse.
Our men are cheerful and contented for they
make a substantial livelihood. Contentment
smooths the path Of courtesy and stimulates
willing, efficient service.
But occasionally we are compelled to dea'
with the exceptional case. Rudeness and lnclvll-
itY on the part Of one man hurts the entire
organzation--his fellows more than anyone else
We sincerely believe that such a man does not
now survive on our roster Of drivers. If we are
mistaken you will confer favor on that group
Of conscientious workers who serve you unfail-
lngly day by day by writing us a letter
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

New York - Sir Charles Higham.
British business goget'er. who Is
visiting US with Sir Thomas Upton,
has published q volume OF some OF
lis IDEAS. The book is bound in gold.
Here are q few extracts: Love is
famed by bank draft. A
little blonde is a dang 9rous thing,
Beauty is a. skin game.
He who adyertises realizes. . .
Trade follows the flag, but you have
20 wave the flag.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06
7UMULTY RECALLS
WILSON'S TRIALS
Former Secretary Tells Of Seeing
President Weeping
Copyright 1927 by United Press

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'Oop' ~
Washington, April ten years
after the United States entered the
World War. one poignant memory
OF hi. chief. Woodrow Wilson, stood
out today above many others OF
those vivid DAYS in the mind Of Jo-
seph 2. Tumulty. secretary, adviser
and conhdant Of the war president
1t was the time when the presi-
dent Of the United States bowed his
head upon the long table IN the
cabinet room at the White HoEse--
and sobbed as il he had been d
child. the pent-up emotion Of weary,
anxious hours bursting forth at
word OF sympathy from n friend
Describes Scene
Tunulty described the scene to-
lay. II vas April .. 1914 The
president had delivered his messa &c
20 congress asking for war, which
VAS voted four days later. With the
plaudits Of thousands along Penn
svlvania avenue ringing In his ears.
he had returned to the White House.
He and IuTnul'y sat talking OF me
event in the cabinet room which adj
ioins the presidents Office. Wilson
told his secretary many things, open
cd his heart, told him why he had
decided to lead the United States
INTO the war, why he had waited IN
iii this time.
"Ha told me /, had not been easy
% carry the burdens in these trying
times" Tunulty said today.
Then tho president showed his sec
rotary a letter from a newspaper edi-
TOR in Massachusetts,. It was in reply
10 a note from wilson. The writer
EXPRESSED appreciation for the note,
seeing in II "a very human touch"
The president said 10 me: That
man understood me and sympathiz-
cd -" Tun4uj.v continued.
Wilson Wcpt
Tears came into his ewes He
roo. his handkerchief from his
rockn. and uiped them away Then
he laid his head on the table there
and sobbed-sobbed as /, he had
been a child"
picturine the scene, TumuIty said
that when he and the president first
entered the cabinet room on that
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

London Word comes from
Cape Town Of the discovery OF an
other big diamond field. One stone
found there weighs 81 carats and is
valued at $4,000. a syndicate owns
the field, SO probably diamonds will
be no cheaper than usual.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

New York - After successful
siege o. d Nicksburg nurse. George
". Dodge, IS, war veteran, whose
signature is necessary TO validate
some $50 bills made by Uncle Sam,
is to marry her. Mrs. Jane swallow,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

Detroit - II so me 1000 cases
OF liquor, exclusive OF beer. are
shipped across the Detroit river
daily, Assistant Federal Attorney
Baxter has learned after a survey,
Ontario is supposed to be dry now.
1T goes wet May IS.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

Jersey City - One stochholder Of
Bethlehem steel thinks Samuel Tn
termyer, noted lawyer. has "bolsha-
visit jeaulngs" The stochholder,
Richard 4. Jones, retired, spoke his
mind al the annual meeting in OBJ
lection 10 reelection Of the board Of
Alvin Untermyar, Samuel's son. Pres
ident Eugene G. Grace defended the
younger Untermyer warmly, and h.
was reelected.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

New York - Led by Colonel
Broadcaster, a pig with an ultra
modern name. donated by Charles
NJ. schwab, some arlstocratic porkers
are on the way to root IN the classic
shades of the Parthenon. The ship
ment is part OF a plan sponsored by
the Near East Relief and others to
rejuvenata animal husbandry in
Greece.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

New York - Wall street under
stands that II was Gerard S~ope.
president OF the General Electric
Company who declined a salary Of
d quarter o. a million a year with d
bonds Of million dollars worth Of
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany. Testimony was given in Good
year litigation that such an otter had
been refused by nationally prom
inent business executive.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

Hartford - Creation OF Metro
poiitan Hartford through voluntary
association OF several towns. pro
posed in measure unopposad in
hearing before executive cities and
boroughs committee.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06
FLASHES OF LIFE: ANOTHER DIAMOND
FIELD DISCOVERED IN SOUTH AFRICA

now 81, met her frs. husband at
NIcksburg, and after he died she
wrote a book about their romance.
Dodge, president o, the First Ma
t!onal bank AZ Shinglehouse, Pa,
read il, The wedding is this evening.
Paying for his license with a $40
bill, he remarked: "Uncie Sam
makes these. but they're no good TIL
l sign them"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

Hartford Although soviet Rus
STA and the new Turkey form nucleus
OF an eastern league Of nations in
direct opposition 10 Geneva league,
eastern peril is fading into back
ground each year, Prot. Z. +. Hum
phrey OF Trinity college says in
radio dialogue.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

Hartford Charges Of shoplitt-
ing against Mrs. Ellen B. Hull Of
New London, widow OF States At
torney Hadlai \. Hull Of New Lon
don county. reaffirmation by Edward
y. Allen in answer to 100000 suit
brought by Mrs. Hull for alleged
malicious prosecution and false i'm
prisonment on December Is, 1925.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

San Francisco - There's double
standard in alinony in this state.
Judge Graham OF the superior court
once made man pay $50 a blow for
striking his wife. Now he has order
ed Mrs, Marguerite Mulready 10 pay
$50 FOR each blow she gave her nus
band He got divorce and 1920
aii,nony.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

Chicago - The meek shall De
exalted. Evanston shrinking violet"
o: cities, has won silver loving cup
as being Chicago's best suburb. Not
only was lis modesty lauded by Pro-
lessor Ralph Z. Dennis OF North
western at Rotary competition. but
its fame was attributed in part 10
HELM Maria and 1t was described
as having everything, including
churches and bootIegg=rs and regu-
lar fellows who dance Friday, play
poker Saturday and 80 TO church
sunday.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

New Milford - Early spring cleo
trical storm causes short circuit
which starts fire in Bulls bridge
plant OF Connecticut Light and Pow
CT company which burns two men
so severely they are taken to hos
pltal.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

Hartford - Democrats gain three
aldermanic seats in off year election,
elec.ing six out OF total Of / ) mem
bers OF body.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

NV Yot - Roger Wolfe Kahn
is trying TO determine which kind
o. iazz encourages indecent dancing.
He's on committee Of orchestra
leaders commissioned to tour night
clubs and investigate.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

New Haven - Both major parties
criticized by editor Maurice s. Sher-
man of Hartford Courant for failure
to declare strongly on attitude to-
ward 18th amendment which he
describes as greatest public issue
confronting America today.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

New Haven - Recent attempt to
pass forged check upon Salvation
Army headquarters results in sem
.ence to from one to two years in
states prison for John J. Niece Of
uncertain address who pleads
guilty.
Evening star., 1927-11-10

II you have to force yourself
to eat, and invariably get indi.
gestion, sluggish headaches, and
you are losing weight, excessive
aeidity is running your stomach.
This excess acid sours your
food, turns it into sour bile and
foul gases, and you are constant.
ly nervous and upset.
Thousands Of people credit
their good health and young ap-
petite to Pape's Diapepsin. 1t
dissolves the acids and sweetens
the stomach 80 you can eat any
thing you want. That's why S
| million packages are sold every
year. Chew one or two of the
tablets after meals, and you will
never have indigestion, or be
/ bloated.
\ All drug stores have Pape's
Diapepsin.
4 PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN
Evening star., 1927-11-10

A. Goodman, F. L. L. Hitler and A. p.
Bovello. The annual election will be
held in December.
Edward B. Merrill of the Washing.
ton Rapid Transit Co.. told the MEM
bers that with the gradual clearing up
of the debts of the company. the ex-
penditure recently of $250,000 for new
equipment and an increase in patron
age, the bus lines would soon, he
hoped. be breaking even.
Mabel r. Boardman of the Red
Cross urged the support of the resi-
dents of the community in the annual
roll call. expressing the hope that the
banner for largest membership would
be wrested from the State of California
by the District of Columbia this year.
The report of the executive commit
tee stressed the Importance of an in
tensive campaign to have all property
holders of the community sign up a
white ant.protective.clause peti.
ton to be circulated until it is signed
up 100 per cent. Action was taken di-
recting the executive committee to ar.
range for the bringing UP to date of
the associations constitution and by
Evening star., 1927-11-10
LIBRARIAN ,H0N0RED.
Mrs. G., d. Lathrop Has Article
Printed in Navy Periodical.

Mrs. Constance d. Lathrop,. lorar'
] rian of the Navy Department. mas the
: distinction of being the first woman to
have an: article printed in the United
: states Naval Institute Proceedings. a
monthly publication for the advance
.ment Of professional, literary and SCI
entific knowledge in the Navy. It ap.
pears, I'M the November issue and Is on
ships figure-heads.
!. MRS. Eathrop, widow of Paymastef
b. p. NJ Lathrop. U. s. n, in addition
to having charge of the Se.oo0s books in
I the Nayy's, library, also is head Of a
researeh staff that is called upon to
answer many questions on naval sub
iects propounded by people from all
over the United States. as well az by
: the Secretary OF the Navy and officers
! on duty at the department.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
SEPARATE z0N|NG
AREA IS CREATED
Commission Rules on Semi
Detached Houses in "A"
District.

An amendment to the coming regu.
1ations creating a. separate restricted
residential = areat for semi.detached
houses, was adopted by the Zoning
Commission at an executive meeting
tyestc" lay afternoon, following a pub.
,hcohearing at which the change was
aconsidered. No opposition was reg
tstesed at the hearing.
|. TIE new. zone. .is described as fol.
lows: "Insthe A semirestricted area,
-the minimum dimensions of yards and
courts and the maximum pert .ntage
of lot occupancy shall be the same
sss for A area. except that hereafter,
mo building shall be erected or altered
sfcr use as ah apartment house.. nat,
hotel orssecommunity house. NOR shall
any building or premise housed for
these nu poses"
Creates Separat, Areas.
: The adoption of the amendment, in
effect, creates separate areas for de.
stached% and semi-detached Houses, as
under existing regulations, only sin
gle family dwellings will be permitted
sin A rec-. icted areas after January 81.
+ The present a area will not be dis
turbed, however. All property now
SO zoned will remain with that status,
and the burden of having 1t changed
to semi-restiieted is placed on owners
who want to erect semi-detached
houses thereon.
The commission also changed the
height limit from 80 to 110 feet on
.the commercial property on the west
side of Connecticut avenue, south OF
IL street, and prohibited erection OF
apartment houses in Burleith by re-
zoning from B to b restricted, all res.
idlential B area south Of Calvert
sstreet and west 6f wisconsin avenue.
Other changes follow:
Rezone from residential b to resi-
.dential c area, property at the south.
east corner of Second and Z streets
northeast. and premises 7O1 Sixth
sstreet southwest.
Rezoning Ordered. =.
Rezone from residential A restricted,
4O-foot height limit to residential Is,
s60-foot height limit, the rear OF pro-
sperty at the northeast corner OK Tnirt
:teenth street ahd Rhode Island ave.
niue.
Z The commission announced receipt
of a petition from Emergency Hospi'
tai. asking that the height limit be
changed from 80 to 110 feet on g. lot
adjoining the hospital on the east, now
occupied by the Cox Building. Erec.
ton of an addition to the hospitat
is proposed. The commission will con-
ssider this petition at its next pubic
hearing, December z.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
CHIEF, 118, AT P0W-W0W.
Indians to Honor War Veterans at
Kansas Ceremony.

LAWRENCE. Kans.. November
10 @.-Nee-Num.Na Shuk. 11S.year-
old Potawatomi chief. who says he
was born on the site Of Chicago. has
arrived with his best dancers, to
add dignity to the annual pow.wow
at Haskell Indian Institute here.
After expressing disapproval Of the
development of cities in general. the
chief led his followers to the place
of honor in the tent village near
the institute grounds.
Festivities start tomorrow with q
ceremony honoring Indians who
served in the World War.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
WALKER NOMINATED
.t
AS CITIZENS HEAD
Park View Group to Choose Of
fcers for Year-Bus Company
Official Speaks.

The Park View Citizens Association
,ast night nominated officers for the
coming year at meeting in the Park
View School, Warder street, as fol-
lows: For president. Fred S. Walker
and NJ. Vollmer; vice president. j. w.
Lambert; secretary. John S. Cole
treasurer. w. T. Kenner; delegates to
the Federation of Citizens Assoeia'
tions Mr.. Walker and George H. Rus
sell: delegate to the Public School AS
sociation. J. S. Cole. and members of
the executive committee at large. Miss
Emily Scrivener. Walter Sommers. II.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
SIGNATURE WITHHELD.
u. s. Continues Study of Geneva
Pact on Exports.

BY the Associated Press.
' Decision whether the, United States
will sign the Geneva convention for
abolishment of prohibitions and re
1strictfons on. expectation and inn
portation fs being withheld at the
State Department pending detailed
examination Of the text Of the docu
ment. Only a part of the convention
had been received up to yesterday. :.
In advance Of the study Of the
text, however, IT was said at the de.
partnent that presumably. the United
States would sign the convention
which already has been accepted by
ly other countries.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
JUSTICE WINS LIBEL SUIT.
oklahoman Awarded 800 in $780,
! ,-.,.s 900 Action. So

OKLAHOMA CITY, November 10
,(R.-Damages Of 500 last night were
awarded, Fletcher Riley, a justice OF
the Supreme Court, by jury which
considered libel suit involving al
legged criticism Of the State Supreme
Court by o. o. Owens, Tulsa oil
1 man. '-s-r r.
The plaintiff asked 100000 dam:
ages. The Tulsa World was codefend.
ant with Owens. the complainant
alleging advertisements in which he
claimed he had been libeled appeared
in that newspaper. v -
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Prince Nicholas
Made General i'm
Runanian Army
By the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
BUCHAREST, November 10
Prince Nicholas. who is only "a
years old. was promoted yesterday
from a lieuteuancy to full general
in the army.
The young general. who is a
member of the regency, celebrated
his promotion by going on Il hunt
ing trip. shooting one wildcat. two
bears and seven pheasants.
In honor Of young King Michaefs
name.day celebration Tuesday.
Prince Nicholas, Supreme Court
Justice Buzdugan> and Patriarch
Miron Christca. az regents. con-
ferrsd upon themselves the grand
belt OF the Order of Carol.
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ISLANDS ASK FREEDOM.
.Legislafure Petitions Congress al
=. Closing Session.

MANILA, November 10 LP).-Acon.
current resolution asking Congress to
grant Conplete, immediate and abso.
lutte Independence to the Philippines
was adopted yesterday by the seventh
Insular Legislature at its closing
More than a. hundred bills were
passed by the Legislature.
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laws, which will include the names Of
all members.
A. B. Clark, vice president Of the
association, presided.