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Evening star., 1927-11-10
WMAI-Washington Radio Forum
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tell.8 Meters).
715 pm.--News flashes.
$50 pm --'Dorsch's Dough Boys.
pm.--Science news of the week.
SIS pm.--Harry Relda in novelty
presentation.
$50 pm.-Town Club Hawaiians.
$50 p.m.-"A Call for You and Me
from the American Red Cross by
Mai. Gen. George Barnett. chairman,
District Of Columbia Chapter of the
American Red Cross.
$40 pm Mabel l.. LOTUS. Central
to. accompanied by Mrs. Driska Jones.
10 p.m.-Late news flashes.
Early Program Tomorrow.
IL noon .-Bruuwick Panatrope con-
cert.
b 1890 pm City Clubs luncheon
forum, presenting Maj Gen. Amos
Fries, chief of the Chemical Warfare
Division and past department com
mander Of the American Legion, who
will speak on "Wnat the Armistice
Meant in 1918. and What 1t Means in
1927: music by the City Club Synco'
patOrS,
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Gas on Stomach for
10 Years; Keeps
Trying Everything

A FTER TRYING everything ad-
n vertised or recommended for the
relief Of gas bloating and indi-
gestion, Mr.. Belland had just about
given up hope. But one day he saw an
advertisement like this one, and you
can imagine how delighted he was
when at last he found what he had
searched for SO long-complete TelieE
Here Is what he says:
II suffered with gas and other stom-
ach trouble for over 10 years. I tried
ell kinds of remedies, but nothing
seemed to help. Then I got bottle
Of Adlerika and 1t helped me right
from the start. Since taking it, I am
feeling like new n1an."-Ed Belldnd,
Virginia, MINI.
Evening star., 1927-11-10

NIX. ED. 8ELLANO
which you would never believe was In
your system.
In just single month, over one
thousand men and women wrote that
they obtained wonderful relief from
even short treatment with Adlerika.
Many Of them said that now, after
all other treatments and medicines
had failed. they are at last rid Of gas.
indigestion, sour stomach, sleepless-
ness, nervousness or other trouble due
In their cases to intestinal stasis. ANA
now, these folks say they are again
able to eat and enjoy the foods they
like. -
No matter what you have tried for
the bowels and Gton1ach, Adlerika Will
surprise you.
Sold by over $4,000 druggists.
Evening star., 1927-11-10

About so per cent OF the population
of Rumania over years is illiterate.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

a proletarok joggal kerdezhetik
maguhban, vajjon a diktatura es
az engedelmesseg mem ugyanaz a
fogalom-ee AIT mondottak nekik,
hogy lie fogiak gazolni a polgari
tarsadalmat most AIT latjak,
hogy a kizsakmanyol6knak III le-
gi6i sziiletnek es elk vidam eletii-
ket. Mindezt avval hallatlan til
relemmel fogadjak, amely az orosz
iellem alapvonasa. De talan meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

6ree demokraciank intezmenyei
felett allananak es tiinodni kezd-
tenn. Nit gondoljak egy olyan ura
lomr6l, amely hetesztendei gya-
korlat utan meg ezekna. a mod
szercknel tart? Ami Kamovni-
Cseszkajan a szemem el6tt folyt
le.. ugyanaz t0rtenik egesz Orosz-
orszagban Archangelszktol Tifli-
szig es Kieztol Irkutzig. Torte-
mix pedig olyan mertekben, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

(Folytatks.)

s0tdt t6megek, akilnek koronkent
MIRA IS ujra elmondjak nsyana-
zokat az 0rok hazugsagokat...
ELLIOTT az este S meg cgyre
esett. FL kellctt indulm Moszkva
kiilvarosai fele. Csoportonkent ut
rakcltck mnnkasok. A villamo-
sok es q propellerelS meeteltek
mogorya utasokkal.
Az eeyik utolso villamosba i'll.
tenn. Szomoru varosreszelzen at
robogtunk. A nyomoruEt szobak-
ban vilagossag gyulladt. Egy is
kolaepiilet ablakain at gyiilGsczd
szovjet mozdulatlan ajkait lat
tam. A raz6S villamos felS6vczc-
tekio olykor ScrccgoS, z0ldcs lar
eokat vctett, amclyeknck szcSzt-
lyes ftnydhen az Ermita2s fch
robog6 fenycsen kivilaeitott an,
t6k tiintak fel.
UjSaeokat arultaik. Vcttcm cgy.
et. Macy cil1k volt bcnne fran
cia proletarok szomoru helyZet6
r6l. Azon tiin6dtem, hogy elszo
rulna a sziviik egy ilyen oros;
vasarnap lattara azoknak, alil
f6lott bolseviki ujsag sajnalko
! Xix. A mi munkasainknak talal
mines meg mindaz az anyagi er6
forrasuk, amelyet kivannank ne
Xix. De akadna-e egyetlenegy i
k6z6ttiink, aki ismervc az oros
helyzetet, vagyakozna ARA a Dol
dogsaera, amelyban a prolcta
meg a mosoly cmlfket is clfclej
tettes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
LAKJEK sAJAT oTTHoNABAN

M6dunkban all az On szamara
hazat epiteniink akar az On, akar
a mi telkiink0n. Ha telke mar tell
iesen XII van fizetve van par szaz
dollaria, mi dpitiink Onnck ocy
valoban sep es csinos otthont, fl
.zethet erte havonta. reszlct nem
lesz t0bb, mint amennyit most fl
yet lakbtr fejdbcn.
Szazszamra valogathat kiilon
b0z1 fajtaju hazak koz0tt. Most
van az ideje a reszleteket megbe-
sz6lni, hogy tavasszal nekilath has
sunk az 6pitkczesnck. Az epitke-
zesi anyagot most olcsobban va
sarolhatja meg, mely ugy Onnek,
mint nekiink mcgtakaritast le-
lent. Gondolja meg komolyan a
mi aianlatunkat, ha csaladja Jo-
v6jtt biztositani 6hajtja, cz az
ut az egyetlen. Mi AIT hissziil1,
clfrkczett az lido. amikor mlndcn-
Xxi sajat hazaban lallhat, ahc-
! lyett, hogy a haziur> zseb6t toni a
| lakberrel.
.J5ii6n be irodankba barmikor
szivcscn rendclllcztsfrc hllunk 5
rtszlctesen mcgbcSzcliink mindcnt
r. G. Vasu Company,
213 Terminal Bldg, Tel: 369ot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
XXI1I.
vEGYtNK REST EGY SZOV.
JET-ULEsEN.

Egy este hat ora fele bcallitott
szobamba egyik moszkvai bara-
tom:
Mem akar clj0nni egy szov-
jet-iilesre? = kedezte t0lcm.
Hogyne akarnek!
Elvihetem festGmiiveszek
es berkocsisok szovjetenek iilese-
re- kKW
AIT hittem, hogy rosszul hallok
$ amikor a fiilemet hegyeztem.
baratom a kezembe nyomta a
Pravdat, amelyben vilagosan Xxi
volt nyomatva: Rafael es Auto.
medon egyiitt alkotnak szakszer'
vezetet. = Mem t0rtem sokat raj
ia a fejemet. Esyh6napi soviet.
gyakorlat utan az ember hozza
szokik a legkeptelencbb parade
xonokhoz is. Mem iit6dnek meg
ha oryosokat latntk, mint trapez
tofnaszokat, yagy tabornokokat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

is szeretnenek neha egy,egy sz6t
mondanl. iTeljes keptelenseg. A
szavazas felemelt kezzel mem sza.
vazas. Minden sztrajkol6 tud ia
ezt. Munkas voltam en- is, sztraj-
koltam en- is, tehat tudom, hogy
mirol beszelek.
(Folytatjuk)
Vasarnap este - Niles - Ro-
man Hall = "Kat6ka 0rmestcr-
ne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20
6.-IK oLDAL

vesbe gyonyor kodteto, mint ez q
rnhatlan sokasag az eles napfeny
ben.l A testi 6let minden l1escrii-
seget 6s csnfsagat lit esy Macy ki-
rakatban lathatja az ember.
Mindi iart a boise vizmus kitore-
sc idejen, mem tudom micsoda
"egyenl5sitesi iiriigy alatt di-
vatba hoztak a rrlhatlansagot es
Oroszorszag'ban tobb liga ala
kult Aem6rcm ellen. Eek a Ii
gatagok termeszetesen jogmegszo-
ritast lattak abban, hogy az en-
bcrek csak Reconsideration
mutogathassak tcstiik'et. Elhata
roztak, hogy Moszkva kellos ko-
zepen is napfiird6kct vcsznck. A
tagok - f6kent a n6k - szavuk-
nak alltak. Eg6sz nyaron at ilyen
cl0itelct nelkiili embercket lehct
latni MoSzkvaban, fokent a leg
forgalmasabb hidak koriil. Hogy
6szinte legyek, a sep lcanyok
mem igcn mutatkoztak kosztiim-
telenll, hanem inkabb a csunyak,
akik ICY allottak bosszut a ter
meszeten. Az in naturalibus har-
cosainak meg ez sem volt eleg
Felszolitotta'k liga tagjait, hogy
parosaval Jarjak ICY az utcakat,
a g0rog szobrok meztelenseget
utanozva. AIT hittek, hogy olyan
szepre is formalta 6kot a tcrme-
szet. Kepcsek voltak felszallani
az aut6buszokra cs beiilni a ven
deglokbe es yallkend6jiik0n ilyen
felirasokat hordoztak: ".La a szc-
meremmd!' vagy: GA szemer-
mcssig polgari cl6it6let!" Ezek
a meresz uj,itok perSze Marx evan
geliumara hivatkoztak, amely ma
gyon sok belemagyarazast elbir
A szoyjet kormany vesiil is meg.
sokallotta ezeknek a kommunis
taknak a buzgalmat. akik testiiR
intim titkait is atengedtek a k0
20ssegnek es meglehetosen Ike.
meny hangon felszolitotta oket
hagyjanak fel az nj divattal
Azonban a fiirdohelyen a mezite
lenseget tovahbra is megtiirte.
A latvany szomorusagar6l be
szeltem. Bizony szomoru vasar
nap ez! Meg szomorubba tette
borus lido. A felhos eg alatt a to
meg sietve oz0nldtte ell korcs
makat. Sebteben felbit0zkt0dot
fiird0zok, fecseg3 csaladok meme
kiiltek fedett asNalok k0re. A
ESQ megeredt.
lit LATHAM leejobban, hog,
Oroszorszagiban mennyire kiapad
q vidamsag forrasa. Elkfpzeltem
hogy nalunk, egy francia fiirdd
helyen a vasarnapi tomcg, he
!, CYAN szaladna most az ESQ elo
nevetgelve, dalolva, trefakat csi
nalva, elkepzeltem nepne
ait vidam hangnlatat, amely a
csos egen es a hideg zuhanyon
kepcs mulatni, trefalkozva az c
rontott mulatsagon, jo arcot va
va kellemetlen meglepeteshez.
Nalunk ilyesmi egy Paul de Koc
fcjezet. A pokrovszki-'sztrechnt
vol t0meg csendesen inni es fiji
t0lni kezdett. Egyetlen hang se1
pr6balta megtorni ezt mogorv
es lelkekre nehezedo hangul;
tot. Meg az eyre sem neztek fe
anelynek qsatornah m'egnyiltaI
Mindenki konyokolve tilt pohal
elott, szajaban cigarettaval, fol
re siitott szemmel. Egy-egy cs
portban politikar6l beszaltek ;
olyan emberek unott hangjan,
Xix csak azert tarsalognak, hog
az idot 0ljek vele.
Eek az emberek mind a mu1
kasosztalyhoz tartoztak. Munk
sok voltak. Bizonyara valamen
nyien fegyverrel kezukben We
TEX forradakmat az oktoberi n
pokban. Az nj idokert harcolta
De mi maradt annyi sep alomb
IS igeretbol? Meg csak vasa
napi 0r0m'0k sem a munk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20


lonjaba. Mem yalami sikeriih gyii
| les. A teremben legalabb ketezer
ember ffrne el. Hol az 6rd0gbc le
hetnek Moszkva kocsisai.
Az id3 tclik. Cigarcttaarus n0k
ellatjak dohannyal az nnatkozo-
kat. Negyedkilcnckor lelkcndezvc
erkczik harom izvoszcsik s mi
utan latja, hogy tulkoran jott, a
tarkojat vakargatja. Aztan $50
nelkiil visszafordul mind a harom
$ clmegy. Altalanos csond van.
Az embernek AIT kell gondolnia,
hogy a modern festomiiveszct es
kocsihajtas miivtszete kozott
scmmi k0zjs 6rdck. vagy kiilono-
sebb rokpnszenv nincsen.
EFT kcllcmetlcn benyomaSt ci
oszlatja cgy nj szcm6lyisfg erke-
| ztse. Sz6rtelen area van es h6na
| alatt duzzad6 irattaskat hoz ma
eaval. Sietvc 1tp be. A terem We
etre megy IS felkapaszkodik az
cmclv6nyre. OFT aztan letcszi sap
kaiat, irattaskajat es cgyetlen
mozdulatara mindcnki kozelebe
siet.
Amikor megint cs0nd van, he
lyet foglal, zseb6b6l kulcsot vesz
el6, kinyitja irattaskajat, Macy
csom6 irast vesz Xxi bel0le es fl
gvelmesen atnezi. Haromnegyed-
kilenc ora van. A joveyeny nyu-
godtan olvas, cigarettazik az
emalvtnyen, mintha otthon lenne
as mi, akik k0riilalljuk, szinten
fiist0lvc nazziik 6t.
- Tiirelcm! mondja veze-
tom.
No, ami tiirelmet illeti, mar ed
dig is kiallottam a pr6bat. Er-
i zcm, hogy valiant tortfnni fog,
[Iarom cigarette, clszivasa es egy
! ncsyed6ra elteltc utan mi en-
beriink papirjait visszateszi irat.
: taskajaba ts vtgrc tudomasul We
$ szi, hogy nincscn egyedirl. Eel
all. Mem mondhatom, hogy elcser
: desedtiink. Ket 6ran at teljes
\ csendben varakoztunk, azonbar
s ennek a csondnek csak most, hir
r telen tamadt nemi ertelme es Je
b lent6sege. Csupa fill yagyunk. 4
u mi emberiink pedig az emelveny
: r6 beszedet mond:
Q = EIvtarsak! Tudjatok, hog.
V Ivan Vladimirovics elvtars meg
e halt. A szovjctkormany hozza e
i a proletariatushoz mtlto temetes
I rendezett neki. Arrol van SIC
y hogy a megiiriilt helyet betolt
! silk.
u Ennel a pontnal szonok hosz
< szu sZiinetet tart ts lie s led kezt
u iarkalni. Maid hirtelen MCCALL
halvany kontarokkal s a voros
z 1rcql kocsisokkal szemben. Va,
arckifejez6sscl folytatja:
| - Elvtarsak! A part Ivan Via
| dimirovics utodjaul Julij Arozt
1 vet jel0lte... Arozov elvtars kipr
| bait kommunista, aki a part te.
/ les bizalmat elvezi. Ha van yals
Il XII k0ztetek, aki AroZey elvtal
H megvalasztasat ellenzi, .emelje II
0 kezet !
H Miutan ezeket mondotta Vee
\ rehajt6 Bizottsag kiildottje, sajs
l kezet nadragja zsebehe melyes
i tette es ugy nezett vegig az eyes
4 0sszejovetelen, mint egy ezrede
/ aki AIT kerdezi regrutakt6
i hogy izlik-e nekik a menazsi?
I K0nnyii kitalalni, hogy azta
Il mi t0rtent. A kocsisok es fest
II nSiveszek hallgatasa altalan'
II helyeslesiik jeleve Walt. Egy sze
u Sc rebbent. Egy mozdulat, ee
HI hang mem zavarta meg a szovje
II rendszer irant erzett hasonlith
III tatlan hiiseget. -Bevallom, hogy
III pillanatt6l kezdye bizni kezdte
VI Arozev elvtars megvalasztasaba
N Mondhatom, csodalatosan el6r
l, lat6 voltam:
HI - Tehat - mondotta a 50
III nok megenyhilt hangon - sen
I'll ~ T..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

akik kozmetikai intezetet nylt-
max. Mese bell dolgok is k0znapi-
aknak tiinnek lit fel. Egeszen rend
len valo. hogy eek moszkvalak
szoyiet-m -m6dra Observation-Disclosures a
palcttat az oStorral. - Hat csak
men rink fcst6k fS a bfrkocSl-
sok iiltsdre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-20

Az cgesz varoSon keresztill KEEL
lett menniink. A htt 6rara. hirde.
tett gyiilfst Macy pavlllon-szerI
lyiilteleki hazban tartottal, amely
a nep iidiil6sere szant parkban
all. \ nepkcrt a hires Verebek
Hecye mcllctt van a kamovnl
CScszkaja ncgycdben. A villamos
a keft bejarataval szcmben all
meg. \ satautak szepek es rend
ben tartjak oket. Minden pado.
zubbonyiba 0ll6z0tt, csizmas es
gondterhes ferfi es fecsego, kace1
no i'll. A nepkert hatalmas. Tobf
fasoron athaladva, eljutunk gyl
les helyere. Egy lelek sincs. Pc
dig mar het ora van. A pont
azonban sohasem volt sZla'
ereny. Tiirelmesen varakozunk i
fel s6talgatva. Fedora mnlva ke
tcsevel tunnek fel a kerek sza
/ kallu as bokaie6ro feloltobe otto
z0tt izvoszcsikok. Aztan nehan,
mcolehct6scn sovany es kopot
polear jon, bizonyara miiveSzek
akikct htt esztend6 ntlkiil6zese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-08
HUSBAND ESCAPES;
WRONG ONE KILLED
Woman COnfeSSes She Shot
Victim When She MiStook
Him for Spouse.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Wash, April S.-The
mystery Staying three years ago OF
Harvey c. Smart, Alonga butcher,
was confessed here yesterday by Mrs.
Harry Longfield SO, Of Alonga, who
admitted she killed Smart with bull
let's intended for her husband.
Mrs. Longfield told her story be-
fore the county grand jury when she
was brought face to face with her
husband who has been held in the
county jail as a material witness for
three weeks, Sheriff Claude G. Ban
nick announced
Insane with jealousy Mrs. Long
field said she left her home armed
with a revolver to find her husband
who had been missing several days.
She saw him on q highway and fol-
lowed. crossing q field to lay In wait
at a spot she expected him TO pass
Smart passed however, instead Of
Longfield and received the bullets
II didn't mean to kill Mr.. Smart.
she sobbed. Il had nothing against
him / thought he was my husband
He was the one l meant to kin and
1 would have killed him. too. had
had the chance"
The woman was placed in custody
pending the filing of charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-08
Visitor Matches
Pennies With New
Friend; Out $500

Gates Hoover Of Springville, La,
usually is wary of strangers, but
when he happened across a friend
ly gentleman at Union Station who
said he knew all about the Spring
vile section. Gates readily agreed
TO pass the time away between
trains matching pennies.
The game proceeded merrily I'M
til his new acquaintance renlem-
bared that he had to catch a train.
The stranger excused himself and
ran, taking Mr.. Hoover's $500 bank
roll along with him in his haste.
Police to whom the Loulsianan
explained his troubles have little
hopes of locating the stranger or
the roll, as Hoover was so inter-
ested in the penny game that he
tailed to take particular note of his
companions appearance. He be-
lieves now that the stranger didn't
come from the Springville section
at all. so the police won't have to
look there. anyway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-08
SCHOONER SEIZED AGAIN.
Panaman Vessel Held for Third
Time as Rum Smuggler.

SAN PEDRO, Calf. April s C49.--
The schooner Hakadata was brought
into port yesterday by the Coast Guard
cutter Tamaroa, in the third seizure
of the vessel as a liquor smuggler.
The Hakadata, whose last known
port of call was Mazatlan, Mexico. was
said to have had between 800 and 500
cases of liquor aboard when seized.
She is under Panama registry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-08
VOTE CONSTITUTION
REVISION, "a TO |
Virginia Senator'S Almost Unani-
nous for Measure Passed
by House.
By the Associated Prose-

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va. April S.-The
Constitution revision resolution was
approved by the State Senats. The
vote was "a TO l. Senator J. NJ. Parson
of Grayson County, the only Republt
C member of the upper branch of
the General Assembly, casting the
negative vote.
The measure already has oeen APP
proved by the House of Delegates
Several changes were made by the
Senate in the resolution as it passed
the House, and if the lower branch of
the Legislature refuses to accept these
amendments the resolution will be
sent to q conference of both branches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-08
Port of Annoy to Reopen.

Annoy. China, April s R).-The
strike of Chinese customs workers has
been settled. and the port of Annoy,
recently closed on orders from Picking,
is to reopen today Strikes of other
workers are continuing and the situa-
ton remains turbulent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-08
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D c.. FRIDAY April
Regular Lines of Goods

In addition special purchases it is constant
aim to carry in the Down Stairs Store, complete
lines of regular goods in every section And prices
must average as low or lower than elsewhere
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-12

were likely to lead to disturbances
They had never had any trouble, they
added, from entertainments open
only to students.
Continuance Asked
1t was announced ut the court
that Dean Chester N. Crenough had
requested a continuance of all cases
against the Harvard students but
it was not indicated what action, if
any, was planned by the college.
The battle in the square lasted
only about an hour. At the end, the
square was Uttered with policemen's
caps, torn uniform overcoat and
miscellaneous debris shed by the
students.
Witnesses of the midnight show,
at which the commotion started, said
the cooler heads among the students
attending tried to get the others to
refrain from hurting eggs and other
missiles about the theatre.
1t was the unexpended portions Of
the ammunition which started the
riot. Students emerging from the
theatre peppered men they met in
the square. This resulted in several
fisticuffs. Patrolman Jones Prior
attempted to stop these and was set
upon. The square was then titled
with surging students and others.
Oliver Ferguson of Paducah, KY,
faced the most charges in court to-
day. In addition to disturbing the
peace he was accused Of assaulting
two officers. Eye witnesses said that
a blow with police club angered
him and that he shook off and knock
ed down four officers before he was
taken
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-12
BILL PROVIDES
FOR REDUCTION
OF PERSONNEL
CONTINUED from mage one,


q. Sorlie's proposal to establish I.
state radio broadcasting station was
postponed until Tuesday. 1t was sent
back to the senate by the state affairs
committee without recommendation.
house bill that provides for strict
limitations in the manner of hunting
game birds and animals was temper
arily defeated when it lacked one vote
Of having the constitutional major
ity Of 25.
Game Laws Too Strict
The measure aroused the ire OF
Senator Ole Ettestad, McHcnry coun.
ty, who said that game laws are be-
coming as strict as prohibition laws.
He said that he never heard of people
hunting with cannons in pointing out
that the measure would allow. nc
larger firearms than 10-gauge shot
gun to be used in hunting. Senator
J. f. Stevens, Ramsey county, said
that he will move for reconsideration
of the bill.
Seventeen more bills were contrib
utcd to the senate hopper as the
deadline on introduction of bills was
approached.
The senate recessed until l o'clock
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Lin
coins birthday leaving an additional
hour in which new bills may be in
troduced before the constitutional
time limit expires.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-12
CHURCH SECT
HOLDS WOMAN
UNDER SPELL
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came here today to investigate
whether there is sufficient grounds
for legal action against the sect. Ac-
cording to States Attorney Mckay
Of McCook county, legal action will
depend on the outcome Of Mrs. Woll-
mans condition.
Will Question Preacher
Rev. A. b. Crouch, Mitchell, rep
"esentative of the United Missionary
Society Of Mitchell will be question
cd, according to authorities. He is
continuing his post in BOLTON. Rev,
Crouch's sister, Miss Winnie Crouch,
herself prominent member Of the
sect, is head Of. Faith Home in
Mitchell.
When John Wollman. husband of
the woman, reported to the sect that
IAN evil spirit" had taken possession
OF his wife, Rev. Crouch and Rev. J.
J. Endrick, Il Mennonite preacher of
freeman, were called on to drive out
the spirit, it was learned today.
Days Of prayer resulted and the
woman partook of little food. When
word of her condition spread through
this section, Il committee of business
men was formed and the woman
taken to her home where she has
SINCE been under the care of nurse
and physician.
Miss Crouch declared today tina,
She had prayed at the bedside OF
Mrs. Wollman and that her cult was
accustomed to pray for recovery of
ills. She said she feared no steps Of
ficialS may take.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-12
Chicago People View
Lincoln MementOes at
Historical Society

Chicago, Feb. 12.-tP)-As TO a
shrine, pilgrims went today to the
Chicago historical society to view the
bed in which Abraham Lincoln died
of wounds inflicted by an assassin;
to see the shawl he wore while presi-
dent and other mementoes of the
great man Illinois and Kentucky gave
to the nation.
Many other Chicagoans helped
swell the throng moving into Spring
field for the meeting of the Lincoln
Centennial association at the tomb Of
the emancipation. Among the Spring
field visitors was Gaius Paddock, 81,
of st. Louis, who witnessed the mar
riage of Lincoln to Mary Todd in the
Illinois capital in 1912.
On the 18th anniversary Of Lin
.coln's birthday in a log cabin in Ken
lucky, men who knew him recalled
today his many sided nature as Incl
dents of his life were told and re-
told