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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

Es ezen egyszerre csak egy sol.
auto mehet at. Egyszerre a deli
mex, - maskor az eszaknak hala-
do kocsisort tartjak fel hidrend
5rok. Els amig az elvonulas tart,
addig veszteglesre itelt kocsisor
mol vegtelensegig. AIT mond-
jak, hogy a boom idejen, negy-0t
6rat is megtart0tt a Palm Beach
hez vezeto nehany mertfoldet meg
maszni.
V6gre mi is megerkeztiink Palm
Beachre. Egyel0re West Palm
Beachrc, ami - ugy mondjak -
meg szegeny ember szamara is lax
hat6. KesSn jottiink meg Mar ma
gyon Greg delutali volt. Us mi gyii
rOttek, faradbak. Ehesek- Vala-
nit hirtelen enni kellett Is meg
kellett pncoltatni a cipoinket. Els
tppen ekouben erkezett szamunk-
III az ertesites, hogy Tampan mar
j6urak v6rn8k Meg az ejjel to-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

vabb kell menni. Mem is ejjel, ha-
mem este. Tizkor. Palm Beachre
tehat 0sszesen harom-negy Drank
maradt. Ez is sotetsegben. Himler
mem is jott at Palm Beachre. To-
vabb targyalt a Seaboard embe-
reivel, Engcm azonban atvitt egy
auto. A Seaboard tarsasag egyk
tisztjenek a kocsija Els vegig fu-
tott velem egyszer eszaknak, egy-
seer pedig delnck az ejszakara va
10 tengerparton. A paletak soran,
a parkok vonalan, a legfelsGbb
Negyszaz furdoszobaja mellett, a
Nagyurak kocsikaz6 nagyurak
k0z0tt. Mem gondtalantll. Mem
pihenessel, hanem gyors hajraval.
Els he vegye t6lem az olvas6 rossz
nevcn, hogy egy kIesit megfajult
a szivem ettol a rohanast0l.
Palm Beaclfb0l mem LATHAM sem
nit. AZ Oceant azonhan iidyoz0l-
tenn Allol legsiirilbben erkeztcl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

Az allampolgarsag megszerze-
Sc minden orszagban bizonyos
toryenyes es formal keretek ko
zott t0rtenik. Az Egyesiilt ALA
mokban ezek szabalyok megle-
hetosen. egyszeriek. Az aflampol-
garsag alalp feltetele lit az, hogy
a jel0lt feher fajhoz, vagy az
afrikaihoz tartozzek, tovaIbba,
hogy betoltse 21. eletevet es leg
aIabb OF even at tart6zkodjek az
orszagban. Altalaban ksvctkezo
ltpeseket kell jeloltnek k0vet-
ME:
ElOsz0r, deklaralnia keIl, hogy
szandekaban all az Egyesult ALA
mok polgarava lenni. Ez vaEa-
mely birosagi hivatalnok altal
tortenik, akinek hatalmaban all
az idegenek polgarositasat intez-
III. Ext a lepest kozonseges g els6
papir kivetelenek szoktak ne
vezni. A jeloltnek meg kell halad
nj Is. evet Miutan a bevandor-
10 elhatarozta, hogy lit akar lete-
l5pedni, az els6 papirt barmil1or
kiveheti.
Masodszor, OF 6vi megszakitas
nelkiili lit tart0zkodas es amikor
a bevandorlo mar beszeli az an
gol nyelvet es ismeri legfonto-
sabb tudnivalokat a kormanyrol
IS az amerikai t0rtenelemrol, be-
Dyujthatja az illctekes birosag-
nal polgarosodasi kervenyet. Ezt
lepest legalabb ket eyre az elso
papir kivetele utan kell anegtcn-
nj, viszont het ev utan az els ~
pir ervenyteRenne' vallk.
Harmadszor, vegso kihallga-
tas es eskii. A jel0ltet beidezik a
birosagra, ahol levizsgaztatja jak,
megeskedtetik Is ettol szamitott
kilencven napra, megkapja pol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
.AMERIKAI MAGYAR HlREAP.

IN nA y 1EA -
gondolni, hogy az Akroni Hirlap
max Afganisztanban is vannal
elofizet6i. Balint J6zsefek kenmo
relax. Nehany eve meg magyar
szomszedsagomban laktak. Az ak
roni Hirlapnak regi elofizetoi. MI
z0kovesdiek. Tehat hatralekosok
De hogy is kiildhetne az embel
kollektort minden floridai elofi-
zetoh0z. Mert tudja meg az erdek
l6do olvaso, hogy Balintek mem az
egyeduli elofizet0im Floridaban
Vannak tdbben is. Es azok is hat
ralekosok. Pedig nem mezokoves-
dick.
Balinteknal nagyszeriien mulat-
tunk azon, hogy "talan eppen az
el0fizetesert jarok erre'. Balint-
ne area maid kicsattant az 0rom-
tol, hogy akronvideki magyart
lat. Balint gazda is eleresztette az
ekeszarvat, mint meglatott Szin
tie LATHAM, hogy OFT buJkal az az
kai k0z0tt Valiant izesebb mezo,
k0vesdi iidv0zlet, de mem mond'
TIA Xxi. Val6szinileg a tobbi ven,
deeekre tekintettel, akikrol mes
mem tudta, hogy Himler Marton'
kiveve, nem tudnak magyarul. rs
Himler-banyakban mar dolgoz-
tax mezok0vesdi maty6k.
Ekkor, azt hiszem, megallott 6
nap, inert nagyon sep Jelene'
volt am, amikor mi, magyarok g
floridai eperf0ldeken osszeparo'
laztunk. Balint J6zsef feketesza-
kallas feje egeszen elorehajlott Is
nagy kek szemekkel vIzsgalgatott
I'hogy en- vagyok-e en-, vagy csak'
ugyan lit van-e az lit.
Es elokeriibtl kisleany IS, ak
Mezok0vesden mar szamos legen3
sorGkat erdekelne "a templom
el0tt es ugy viritana, mint a ma
jusi ret. De lit is sz6p magyaro-
san k0sz0nt rank aztan, amlnt
ilven fatal leanyhoz lilo, mind
TART ell is huzodott a konyha ira
nyaban. De AIT nem allhatta meg
hogy ugy vallfelett vissza he WIS
eal6diek Balint haz vendegeire
Ekkor valahonnan a szomsDed-
b6l athangzott hozzank egy rika,
csolo hang:
= Jani te, ha mar oft jarsz
nezd meg, hogy nlncs-e toJas 9
tyuk 'aiatt -
Ere mar levett m a k'alapom e.
mely m,egilleH5dtssel tisEteltem
ezt a sep floridai januari reg
gelt. Els alig tudtam hozzaigazod,
nj tulajdonkapeni dolgunkhoz
ami = hogy pontos komolysagga
beszeljek - BaIint JOSEF magyar
farmer gazdasagi viszonyalnal
invesztigalasa lett volna atlago'
magyar erdckbol es magyar ia
merck dicsosegIre, inert blzon!
olyan farmerhazat, amilyen a Ba
lintelze. mem sokat lattunk a florl
dai fronton sem.
EgyGbkent hallgassuk meg ma
cat Balint .J0zsefet es illetye a tie
leseget, inert ugy-e az termeszetes
hogy Balint JOSEF eloadasaba a
asszony siiriibb II beleszolt S hog.
8 fejezte be ezt nagyon erdeke
eloadast.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
Akkor talan gazdag

A jo barat odasugja ferj-
mex: Hogyan tlldtad ext not fe-
lesegiil venni? Hiszen foga sincs,
sovany is santa is.
- Beszelhetsz hangosan =
mondja ferj - siiket is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
LEGUJABB NYELv:
A SzAMoK NYELvE,
Vi nyelvet talaltak fel a hadse-
regben szolgal6 idegenek reszsre.

Egg hadseregbeli tiszt egy
nyelvet talalt fel, amelynek re
ven a kiilonIb006 nyeNeket besze-
10 katonak irasban legnagyobb
konnyedseggel erintkezhetnek egy
massal es feljebbval6jukkal. Az
vi nyelN abeceje a zerust6l a XII
lenc szamig terjed. A nyelv xii
lonben hasonlo telegraf k6d-
hoz, ugyanis 10000 fontosabb an
gol $40 ertelmet adja meg a sza-
mok megfelelo 0sszetetele alap-
Jan. A szavak ugy vanpak 0ssze-
allitva, hogy ugyanazon ertelmi
jelent6seggel birjanak egy csomo
idegen nyelvben.
Eek szerint peldaul ez mon
dat: "A flu eszib egy piros al
mat ICY hangzik a szamok nyel-
ven: 5 Ill 409-10 5 SIC 2013. A
ket szam kozotti kis vonal jelzi,
hogy a cselekmeny jelen idoben,
vagy multban t0rtenik.
Amerikai katonak, akik ide-
gen nyelveket beszelnek, gyorsan
elsajatitottak az uj nyelvet, ami
mex egytmas k0zti erintkezesben
es parancsok tovabbitasaban nyi-
lik fontosabIb szerepe. (Flis.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

meg a keleti hullamok, leszalltam
az autor6l es kezet fogtunk.
/ Vonatunk, mint emlitettem, 10
ora tajan indult Tampara. Egy
ejszaka odaig. Meg pedig megle-
hetosen nyugtalan. Legalabb Palm
Beachrol menet ICY van. Mem le-
het az Oceant olyan k0nnyen ell
felejteni. Els Palm Beachet, ha
ilyen szep volt a talalkozas.
Tampa gy0ny0rii es nagyszeru
varos. Tobb napot toltottiink oft,
de egyelore csak a Tampa Terrast
LATHAM, ahol megszalltunk, inert
mar vittek is tovaIbb. Plant City
videkere. Magyarokat keresni Els
magyarokat talalni. lit is auton
mentiink es LATHAM, amint kikot6-
be fordulnak a MeXico-i 0bol fe-
her haj6i. Es LATHAM spanyolo-
san diszes varosreszeikben mese-
szep spanyol nepet. Sep szal le-
genyeket, karcsu asszonyokat. =
Gy0nv0ru m6pet.
Tamparol sok irni valom lesz
meg. Egyik legerdekesebb varosa
a vilagnak, de elobb meg Plant
Citybe kell mennjink, ahol kor-
nyek farmerjei piacot kapnak min
den termesiikre Kil0n0sen azon-
ban strawberryre, hiszen Plant Ci
ty strawberry varos, mivelhogy a
k0nyek farmerjei is 80 szazalek-
ban trawberry farmerek.
Plant City mines messze Tam
patol, de azert ellehet kocsizni b
4 orat, amig a magyarokra rata
lalmk. Egy kicsit joibbra, aztan
balra, mondjak a megszolongatott
gyerekek es Oft lakik egy magyar.
A magyar azonban mem volt
magyar. Sved volt. A k0vetkezo
magyar Sc volt magyar. Francla
volt. A harmadik magyar ellen
ben nemet VOLT. Vegre az 0todik
tenyleg magyarnak "vallalta ma
gat". Es magyar is volt. Mezoko-
vesdi. Els szomszedsagban is
mind magyarok. De ekkor mar
Sidneyben jartunk. A Darago-
csaladnak is volt lit nehany eve
farmia. AIT is lattuk, azon is jar
tunk. De mielott minderrol r.
nank. ismerkedjink meg Balint
J6zsefek esetevel, akik Kenmore
Dol kolt0ztek le Sydneybe. Fol
Diet vasarolni es boldogsagot ta-
lalni
AIT igertem, hogy rendklvul
epysz ariien from meg EFT az utat.
Most, hogy Sydneyben vagyok,
ujra nagyarok k0zott, nagyon ne
hM betartanUm EFT az lgeretet.
Verset szeretnek irni arrol, hogy
mennvirc oriiltem az elso magyar
ionapotnak. Meglehetos kompll-
kaht yerset. amiben benne yolna
az egesz univevrum. Nagyon apro-
max festive. inert igen klcsiny VI
| lag az. ahol nthany heti utazas
utan meg mindig ICY fogadJak az
embert:
/ - listen hozta Tarnoczy ur.
Balint Jozsefne fogadott ICY
| anelkiil, hogy bemutatkoztam vol
ma. Es velem vandorlo amerikal
urakat meltan megleptette, hogy
Florida ,kell0s k0zepen csak ugy
neven k0sz0ntenek, mintha szom
szedbol j0nnek. De az Sc volt ep-
pen utols0 jelenet, amlkor posta
bakszlbol rajuk kandlkalt az Ak
roni Hirlap. Rajuk? Ram. Es ne
mond ia azt senkl, hogy az ugy-
neyczett targyak mem elnek. FL
mex es beszelnek. Mar beszelt hoz-
zam sok ilyen dolog Peldaul Ham
letben egy kerek asztal, akivel a
hotelszobahan talalkoztam. Aszor
| ia:
Kerem, ne tessek AIT hmm
hogy en- vagyok az keresztur.
kerekasztal, amin nyari vakacloA
ban reggelMni tetszett.
| Aztan oft volt a Jacksonville
I = -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
DEL ESZAK ELLEN

J. G. AkToni Magyar Hirlap ,
(Folytatas.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
IRJA: TARNocZY ARPAD.

Es csak vabb ke mennl Mem ee M
ehet EoySZe y neme este
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
BOARDS WRANGLE
OVER BID ORDER
Tax Commission, School
City Confer on Bond Plea.

After wrangling throughout Tues
day afternoon, Indiana tax board
and Indianapolis school board closed
their conference on Shortridge High
School heating, ventilating and
plumbing bonds, without accomplish
ing much.
Chairman John J. Brown, of the
tax board censured school commits
sioners for not obeying orders for
open competition on heating and
ventilating. The school board has
failed to consider anything but the
c. C. Shipp style of direct-indirect
heat. President Theodore Vonnegut,
OF the school board met Brown in
heated debate. Then everyone talked
at once and a shorthand reporter.
there to take notes, gave up in
disgust.
Brown admitted he considered the
direct-indirect system one of the best
but the tax commissioners insist
that other systems be included in
the bidding. They expressed ten
tative approval of Commissioner
Phillip Zoercher's order which
would approve about ISL 900 in
bonds for plumbing. but would with
hold approval Of bonds for heating
and vent!lating until new bids on
all systems are received.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
SHERIFF HEARING
SET APRIL e
Fl. Wayne Official Faces
Contempt of Court.
BU United Press

BU United Press
FORT WAYNE, Ind, April Co
Charged with giving unlawful liber-
ties to Federal prisoners in his GUS
tody, Guy Emrick, Allen County
sheriff, today awaited hearing before
Federal Judge Slick on April %.
The action against Emrick was
taken by Albert Wards, district at
torney. who filed a bill of informa-
ton for contempt of court against
the sheriff. At the hearing he will
be given opportunity to show cause
why he should not be punished for
contempt.
Ward charged that Emrick per-
mitted Martin Bantz, of FIT. Wayne,
and Jesse Brinkley, Hartford City,
two Federal prisoners, to leave the
Jail to take other prisoners TO the
State prison at Michigan City.
Other instances where the sheriff
was alleged to have granted unusal
liberties to prisoners were also cited
by Ward.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
Asthma Made His
Life a Burden
Found Way to Conquer Trouble,
Has Been Well Ever Since.

Sufferers from asthma and stub
born bronchial coughs will find
unusual interest in a letter writ
ten by Jos. Thompson, 995 Tibbs
Ave-, Indianapolis, Ind. He says:
81 had asthma for seven years and
severe bronchial cough for twelve
years. My cough kept me awake most
of the night and even kept my neigh
bors awake. / wheezed so hard my
folks could hear me all over the house.
| took one medicine after another with
out relief
Finally a relative who had been
benefited by Nacor prevailed upon me
TO try IT. | was confined TO my bed
at the time, hut before l had finished
the first bottle ] was up and able 10
go downtown. I kept on improving
had no cough and no asthma for over
year. Am sleeping fine at night, my
appetite and digestion are good and
am working every day at the Link
Belt. / am 81 years of age, but never
felt better in all my life"
Amazing as Mr.. Thompsons letter
may be to those who have suffered
from asthma, bronchitis and severe
chronic coughs. there are many other
such statements from former sufferers
who never expected to be we'll again.
Their letters and book of valuable
information about these stubborn dis
Medicine Co. 413 State Life Bldg. In
dianapolis. Ind. Call or write for ii
today. No matter how serious your
case seems. this free information may
be the means Of showing you the real
road to health.-Advertiseme
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
HOBBS RITES TO
Be HELD FRIDAY
HOrtiCuIturiStS to Pay Hoo
Sier Tribute.

Horticulturists from throughout
the State will attend funeral serv-
ices a Friends Church, Plainfield,
Friday at p. m. for Cyrus May
Hobbs, 80, prominent nurseryman,
who fell dead late Tusday afternoon
Burial will be in Maple Hill ceme-
terry, Plainfield.
Mr.. Hobbs, one of the most promi-
nent nurserymen in the State and
a pioneer horticulturist, suffered a
heart attack while awaiting a bus
to take him to Bridgeport.
Mr.. Hobbs had served as an Of
ficer of the Indiana Horticulture
Society and once was vice president
of the American Association of MUIR
serymen. He also had served as a
trustee of Earlham College and Pur-
due University. The widow and four
children survive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
CENTRAL ILLINOIS RAVAGED
known Dead in Storm Reached 23-
Injured Total 100

BIZ United Press
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, April 90
Central Illinois today had contributed
at least score Of lives and hundreds
of thousands Of dollars worth of
terrifing rural districts Of the United
States.
Cyclonic winds swept a path from
the outskirts Of st. Louis to Spring.
field late yesterday. The tornado
struck in a dozen places and homes
Of thousands were destroyed.
Springfield, Carrollton and Lin
coin, Ill, were centers Of rescue
work today. Injured and dead were
taken to those places when possible.
Many of the homeless are being
cared for in those towns also.
Anna Keller, 25, q school teacher,
was killed when the storm f1attened
her country school building at Gen.
terville. Many of her thirty-two
pupils were injured and some may
have been killed. Two boys, Hobart
Baker, 7, and Murray Goodwin, 8,
were killed when the school they
were attending in Logan County met
a similar fate. A third schoolhouse
was struck at Leroy Ill. Most of
the pupils managed to escape before
the building collapsed, but some of
them were trampled in the rush for
the door.
Eldon Rathgeber and wife were
killed when their farm home near
Carrollton was leveled.
Reports of deaths received here
from small towns in the twister' S
path are: Lincoln, 2; Mt. Pulaski, q
Wright, 5; Hardin, 1; Woodville, q
Athensville, 1; Kaser, /; Loami, l
Buffalo, Q; CORTLAND, 2; Chestnut, 2
Carrollton, 2,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
DALE CONTEMPT
CASE Up MONDAY
Oral Arguments to Be Heard
by U. S. Supreme Court.

Assistant Attorneys General Ed
ward NJ. White and Edward J. Len
non will appear before the United
States Supreme Court Monday, rep
resenting the State of Indiana in
oral arguments on the contempt Of
court case of George r. Dale, Mum
Gle publisher, appealed from the In
diana Supreme Court.
Involved in the case is the truth
is no defense" opinion by Indiana
Supreme Court Judge julius c.
Travis. when the State court up
held the judgment of Delaware Cir
cult Court Judge Clarence w.
Dearth of Muncie. Dearth sentenced
Dale to ninety days Imprisonment
and fine of $500 when he found him
guilty of contempt. Dale's attack
against Dearth followed the pub
lisher's indictment on liquor
charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20

George favors electlis signals
throughout the downtown dis.
trict, supplemented by trafficmen
at the busiest corners and those
considered extra hazardous.
He said he had talked with at
least 100 downtown business men
who favored his plan.
Other BOARD members are not
convinced George is right. George
said he trying to win them to his
view.
The hand signal system of direct
ing motor traffic, does not take the
pedestrian into consideration, George
contended. Pedestrians find it diff.
cult to safely ASCERTAIN just when
they should cross streets.
SO the mayor said he would per
sonally study the Washington st,
situation, where hand signals re-
placed semaphores a month ago on
recommendation Of Police Chief
Claude F.. johnson and Traffic Capt.
Lester E. Jones.
TO the suggestion that electric
signals be installed on Washington
St, Chief Johnson objected that they
will not work right at the diagonal
intersections.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
APARTMENT APPROVED
Permit Given for Building at Six
teenth and Pennsylvania SITS.

Permission to erect a $780, 900
apartment at the northwest corner
of Sixteenth and Pennsylvania SITS.
was granted d. T. Smith, by the
board of zoning appeals Tuesday. on
condition that thirty-one feet on
Sixteenth st. be left for the pro.
posed widening of the street.
The board denied a permit to
Sarah Sacks for a one.story six.
room business building at the south
west corner at Fiftieth ST. and Col
lege Ave.
Mark Margolis. promoter. with.
drew his petition for a $3.50, 900
theater at Thirty Eighth and Meri-
dian ST., in the face of protest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
To Those Who Have
Indigestion
Hooks Dependable Drug Stores,
Haag Drug Go. Make this Offer.
Your Money Cheerfully Refunded If
One Bottle of Dare's Mentha Pep
sin Doesn't Do You More Than
Anything You Ever Used.

During the past year thousands Of
sufferers from stomach distress have
blessed the day they first heard of this
grand medicine for poor disordered
stomachs.
Not only will Dare's Mentha Pep
sin, a pleasant tasting elixir. relieve
these attacks but tanen regularly will
help to overcome the most obstinate
cases when due TO excsses or faulty
elimination.
Thousands in this part Of the state
know it and that is why every drug
gist hereabout is having such a tre-
mendous demand for il.
II your disordered digestion keeps
YOU feeling miserable. start to improve
il today-one bottle of Dares Mentha
Pepsin is guaranteed by Hooks Drug
Stores, Haag Drug Co., and all drug
gists to help you more than anything
you Ever tried or money back.-Adver-
; tisekent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
DELAYS $40 A DAY PAY
sState Auditor Awaits GilliOm Plea
4 for Rehearing of Case.

4 Members of the last Legislature
4Rre not going to receive pay at the
tkate of $40 a day right away.
K After the Indiana Supreme Court
SN'uesday reversed the judgment Of
marion Superior Court Five by hold
ding that the pay increase from Sc
5to $40 a day, voted themselves by
1.-THE Legislature, is valid and con-
.stitutional, Auditor Of State Lewis S.
Bowman announced he would send
no checks to cover the increase, pend
4ng advices from Attorney General
Arthur l.. Gilliom.
B Gilliom announced he would petit
%Tfion for rehearing Of the case be-
fore the State Supreme Court with
In the thirty days allowed by law
He has contended the act is uncon-
stitutional
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
JAPAN MAY SHIFT
Inability to Determine China's Flu
ture Cited as Factor.
Rn Tnited Press

BU United Press
WASHINGTON. April 20.-Gapan-
csc inability to determine "the es-
sential voice of China" in the present
crisis may cause some alteration Of
Japan's policy toward the Chinese,
thus far marked by cancellation and
friendliness, diplomatic observers
foresaw today.
This means, in effect, the Japanese
government finds it difficult to esti-
mate whether radical or moderate
elements will dominate in China, and
that she must therefore preserve a
pertain freedom Of action in the
event of unforeseen developments.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
CITIZENS NAB SUSPECT

Two citizens held Isaac Taylor,
Negro, so. of 331 n. Keystone Ave,
until police arrived at the Methodist
Hospital Nurses Home. 1928 N. Cap
itol Ave, Tuesday night. "Peeping
Tom" charges were preferred.
Charles Bowman, 3143 N. Capitol
Ave, and Fred Raison, 1920 Sheldon
ST., the captors, were passing the
home and saw Taylor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
YALE DINNER TONIGHT
indianapolis Alumni to Join in
Special Radio Program.

Alumni in indianapolis will join,
at dinner tonight at the Marott
Hotel, in nationwide radio hook
up for Yale men, who will be at
similar meetings in 200 cities. Ad-
dresses by Chief Justice Taft, at
the Washington dinner, and by
President Angel and George
Vincent, at New York, will be broad
cast. The Yale Glee Club will sing.
The meetings are preliminary to a
drive for $2O,0OO,OOO additional en-
dowment for the university. More
than half Of the total has been
subscribed and $4,000 has been
pledged already by Indiana alumni.
Canvass Of Yale men will not be
made at the dinner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-20
Want Water Plants

City of Lawrenceburg, Ind, will
own it's own waterworks. -Four com
panies supplied water to the city un-
til the administration bought and
combined two. Now they. petition
the Indiana Public Service Commits
sion to buy the Lawrenceburg Water
Company property for $4,652 and the
Newton Water Company for S51, 574.