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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
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ESENENYEK
(f1olytatas az 1-s0 oldalrol)

(F7olytatas az 1-so oldalr6l)
azok, akik radikalisoknak neve-
xix magukat, raj0ttek ARA, hogy
csakis cgy ibccsiiletesen mcgalla-
pitott, t0rvenyeken alapulo ss
azok altal vedctt rata alapjan al
10 egyletbcn talalhatjak meg AIT
"a biztonsagot, amely 0zyegytk
.es ilrvaik tadekcit szolgalja.
Az "Uj-Elore" tintanyaloi me-
gint egycsiteni akarnak, dc kiilo-
nosen az "Uj-Elore' es sajat
jayukra. Mi is az egyesites hivei
yagyunk. Mi is szcretnok az egesz
magyarsagot 'egy nagy taborban
latni, de mem az "Uj-Elore" We
zetesevel es annak hasznara, ha-
mem igenis az 0sszma gyarsag ia
vara, olyan ratakkal Ibiztositva
mint a Verhovay.
Hogy az "Uj-El0re' 0rome
ket new york; fi6k egyesiilese fe
lett meg teljesebb legyen, ajanl
juk figyclmIkbe AIT a tenyt, hog,
a fiokok cgyesiilese erdekeben
Ktjzpont mindent elk0yetett, az
0rommel latta es annak megvalo
salasat mindemben el0segitette
Ugyanigy a Kozpont azon van
hogy minden varosban, ahol csal
lehet, fi6kok egyesittcssenek
inert a nagyobb fiokokban. IA
gyobb erS rejlik, mint kiseb
bekben. Mem is olyan regen,
4 hubbardi fi6k beolvadt youngs
towniba, az igazgat6sag most $40
litotta fel d Triadelphia, w. Va
fiokot, hogy egyesiilj6n a ben
4 woodi fi6kka1 es cleveland flo
koknak is AIT ajanlotta, hog.
iImrkodjana egyesulni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

"A ketszaz letart6ztatottb6l a
legtobbje sEabadlabra keriilt.
IA t0rveny ertelneben, aki be
sz1kik S lit 81 ot esztendeig - az
mar mem deportaIhaH6.)
81 azonben nem keriilhe-
ii ell sersat. Letart6ztatjak 0ket.
S ha vege lesz targyalasnak, ha
i6ra keriilnek S par honap mulva
az "Open Hearth = helyett, az
arabiai forr6 nap perzseli maid
arcukat..
Evwel azutan, veget er az ara
box hist6riaJa. Az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

AZ Amerikaba torvenytelenu
erkezSk szama allandoan emelke.
dix. Ennek kerdesnek a szaba,
lyozasa hataamas fs1adat ele allit.
ia munkaiigyi miniszteriumot.
Ma mindossze egy TOO fobol allo
hatar6rseg vegzi az ellenorzes ne
h6z munkajat. A nagykiterjedesu
amerikai hatarmenten, ez a szam
elenyesz6en csekely. Ugynokse-
gek, vallaIatok, hatalmas SERVE
zetek. alakultak, melyek egyebbel
Sc foglalkoznak, mint bevandor-
l6k csempeszesevel. A legna-
gyobb baj az. hogy az fgys Amerl-
kaba besurran6k legnagyobb re-
sze a nem kivanatos 'bevandorlok
esoportjaba tartozik, akik t0rve-
nyes uton, sohasem juthattak vol.
ma ide.
"A tengereszeknek adott kedvez
meny, melynek ertelmeben hajoi
kat elhagyhatjak 60 napot ame'
rikai szarazf0kon tartozkodhat
1 max uj munkaalkalom szerDese ce
jab6l, "a legjobb alkalom a besur
j ranasra. Az elmult eVben ilye1
m6don 1S,500 tengeresz Wtot
| Amerikaba.
| A kil0nfele cimeken latogato
| ba erkezok, akik 6 h6napi ideigle
/ mes tartozkodasra kapnak enge
delyt, mely meltanyos esetekbel
i meghosszabbithat6, a legtobb ese
ben kell6 idoben elhagyjak Anne
rika teruletet.
A dialkok, akik tanulmanyall
folytatasara erkeznek Amerika
ba, elenyeszoen kis szamban el
mex rissza a nekik jutott kedve7
,mennyel. AZ elmult ev folyama
mindossze GA tanulo szegte meg
szabalyokat. ezeket ha sikoril e.
fogni. feltetleniil deportalas va
reajuk.
u Amerikaban jelenleg, hozzav'
? t6lcges szamitas szerint, hatval
: ezerre tehetG a mem lSivanatos b'
yandorlok szanla. Ezektel mes
tisztitani Amerikat egyben olya
intezkedeseket letesiteni, melye
j0v0ben a mem kivanatos eleme
bejutasat meggatoljak = ez le
siirgosebb es legfontosabb felad
tok soraba tartozik. j.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

veenyes, az ilyen csaladi vizumok
kibecsatasanak idotartamat leg
alabb egy evben kene megszabni.
Meltanyos esetekben ez az lido is
meghossza bbithate lenne.
Igy elkeriiHhet0 lenne a csala-
dok evekig tarto elkulonitese. AZ
ilyen csaladi vizumok is a kv0ta-
ba tartoznanak, ICY bevandor-
lok szanbeli mennyisegln, SEM
NIT sem valtoztatnanak.
Egy mask javaslata Davis mum
kaiigyi miniszternek az, hogy bo-
csassanak rendclkezesere egy BIZ
zonyos mennyistgu kyotaszamot
yagy = kvofa terherc, vagy a kvo
tan feliil, mclyekkel 8 rendelkez'
ne. A kiyeteles es meftanylast er.
demlo esetekben, az 8 belatasa SIC
rint adna XII ezeket q szamokat.
AZ vi bcvandorlasi torveny jo-
got ad a miniszternek ARA, hegy
szakkepzett munkasok hianya ese.
ten, azoknak Amerikaba val6 Ju-
tasat lehet6ve tegye. Az 1875 -os
kvota evben 10 ezer bevandorld
jutott ezen q eanen AlaeriEaba'
A mdg miHdig ervsayben lev6
1882-ik torveny, mely szerz6dte-
| ltett asunkssek bcafozstaa6t kiaar-
ia, evvel rendelkeyessel ellen.
Itetben all ugyan, de az orszae
gazdasagi visza'nyainak alhkula
sa megkivanta ext az intezkedest
Megoldasra var kanadai e
mexicoi bevandorlas fj1abalyoza
1sa. 1926-ban Canadabd 9l,O19
Mexicob6l 43,31G beyafdorlo er
Ekezett.
Borah senator javaslata . kvo
lat kiaAsxja teEjA EjA6steAi lsaaila
4, K5x II D&l- Amerikafa i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
4 CsALADOK
1gYEsITEsE.

IA szerteszakitott cSaladok egyc
sitese, megoldasra var6 felsda-
tpk egyik legfontosabbika. En-
nek kerdesnek megold dasara
&jknlja Secretary Davis l926-rol
su6l6 jelenteseben d k0yetkezo
ns6dot: AZ Egyesiilt Allamokba
Sllnnd6 tart6zkodasra kivandorol
pi k6szii1o csaladfot5L anaint az
viisuanat megkapja, keasjenek esy
1lgilatkozatot. Ha a dsaladfo XII
Tib,je, hogy csaladtagok ot Anne
Aba k0vessek, akk0r csalad-
tkolk kell, hogy atessenek az rlS-
;1fes vixsgalaton. Ha a kovetel.
y knyeknek megfelelnck, akker .
sumauk ugyanakkor keriiljenek
s6tasra, mint amikor ait a
u l6dt6 lnegkapja.
nv axutan, ha a csalad egylk
III Be mem engedhetonek talal
Y kezdet kekdeten, az eges4
Iva tudonlassal birna arrol
n " illet6 solla ncall Jlthat b.
kaba.
veI jeenleg egy beyaudor
% 6 szf n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
~ A halnnadik szazadban martirha
y0lenflne. lalt szenxedett Scent Valentine

~ A halmladik szazadban martirha-
M 01ClA1114Cs lalt szenvedett Scent Valentine
csodakozna legjobban, ha evszzados amabo felebred
ne latina, hogy mi 0rtenik az nev6nek egisze aatt
Valentine egy yak leanyt eritett at keresztyen hit
re Exert keett mrtrkent epusztnia Caudlus csaszar
iteete kovetkezeben Vertanusagaert kesobb szentte
avattak
Az,tan mutak az evtizedek. szazadok valaki meg
tette a szerelmesek patr6nusava, vedszentjeves
Hetfon VALENTINE n6vtol volt hangos az utica, a
boltok kirakataiban ortott feenk Mndenaitt esak
VALENTINE.
Vajjon hanyan ismelik ennek nevnek tortenetet,
crcdetet?
Szegeny Scent Valentine mennyire meg lenne lepve'
ha felebredne atna hogy neyeve vannak esszeketve
azok AZ erk0lcss erk0lcsteen muatsagok yeet feb
ruar H. en- langv0r0s sziv jegyeben rendeznek
vilag forog kereket ne1n lehet megallitaal Egg p
anatra azonban jo megan keresm proclaim az erthe
teten dolgok ertemet es eredetet..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

i KFr sZEMEM NE LAssON SOFIA SZEPET,
TIA MEGTUDNALAK CSALNI TEGED.-
IFNYEK BUS, ELIAGYOTT ES ARVA,
sOSE LECtYEK VIC, MINDIG SIRVA-SIRJAk =
DE KONNYET SOFIA EJTENI NE BlRJAk;
sZJNTELEN VIGASZT, OROMET KERESSEk.
AKI SEER ESSEN, OLYAT SOSE LELJEk!
(lNyAD POKLABAN EGJEN Ell LELkEM,
ATOK LEBEGJEN SZUNTELEN FELETTEM.
FATAL EVEMMEL - EHETUNTTA NAlJAk,
8. S.MINDIG- -MINDIG CSAk TIE UTANAD VAGY9Af
Is. o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
Bevandorlas
(Folytatas az 1-so oldalrol)

AZ lit letelepedett, de mem pol
car observation-disclosures varni kell ad
dig .hozzatartozoi bebocsatasara,
amig azok sorrendben eda jutnak,
hogy vizumot kapnak, tekIntet
nelhiil ARA, hogy a esalad feJe
h&ny esztendeje lakik az Egye,
suit Allamok teruleten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

siirg0ny valasza hamar megerke-
aett. A ket emberr0l, akik becsap
TAX a rendorseget, az arabokat, ki
sjH, hogy k0n0nseges +ssahamo-
sok. Az adatokat csa1fa m6don
szerezhettek meg, feltiiztek ma
TALON jelvenyet, az aranyozott
badget Nnkm vtaFtstnii, Aogy
aranybadgekre spendiroztak vol
na) ICY allitottak falnak rem
d6rseggel egyiitt, szegeny ARABIC
kat.
AZ IGAzI vEszEDELEM.
A campbelli arabok koz0tt alig
hogy eliilt a. reanes Hgalom, mar
megerkezett az ujabb. Ujra rem
dor0k iartak be az arabok altal
lakott hazakat. Most mar a Gle
velandi bevandorlasi iroda hiva-
talos embereivel fogdostak ossze
Kelet ideszakadt ssejkjeit. A raz-
zia eredmenyekert ketszaz en-
bert kisertek rend6rsegre.
Apro, limos, tiizesszemii, nap
barnito ott arcu emberek. Felve buj
max egymashoz. Mem tudjak mi
lesz veliik, csak valami sejteti We
lilk, hogy nagy baj kovetkezik.
Megkezdodik a kihallgatasuk
Nalahonnan elSkeritenek egy em-
bert, aki tud arabul.
Kisil roluk, hogy legt0bb ir-
nj, olvasni sc tud. Huszonkettoto
negyvenot evesek. A legt0bbJt
! alig latott husznal t0bb tavaszt
Akad koztiik egy valodi sejk is
Apja otthon tizezer lovasharcos
max a parancsol6ja. Elmondja
hogy odahaza tobb feleseget ha
gyott. j.,
/ AZ egyikrol kisiil, hogy egy Il
ewes leannyal lakott egyiitt, aki
Pennsylvaniab6l hozott ide. A csi
nos sejk elcsavarta egy amerika
; misz fejet. Egytffrlltek 23S n
Center sA latt. mar hcnapol
ota: Ez az arab. nemcsak torven.
telen bejutas, hanem "a. NAM
ACT megsertese miatt is t6rven
ele keriil. ElSbb esztend0ket kel
iilnie,l azutan depertaljak. Elete
( parjat is elfogtak-
< A legtobbnek neve: Ali, Sal
: Abdall. Tiz bevallia, hogy odah;
: "a kettonel. is. t0bb asszonyt hi
/. gyottl ~ r.
F'urcsa lang. gsarl'.a 2szeniikb
Egyik resziHk, mint acvotas ERIK
zett, a mask resziik meg mar t0b
mint ct csztendeje tit van.
(Ezck enyhebb biintetest erd
: melnenek, mint a tUbbiD
y ahitattal eJtik ki a siratagba hi
/ yyott fclsegek neveit. A komt
$ rcnd6rsegi epuletben kul0n0se
/ hangzik, amikor az, egyik mon,
It ia, hogy ;fcieseect Fatinanak hi
k jak. = =
s'.f 4. ,a.. ..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
81 Arab
(Folytatas az 1-so oldalr6lD

dor gyanut fogott, elkezdte fag-
gatni az arabot, alz azutan kiya-
lott mindent,
Annak dacara, hogy a render
seq szornyen restelte q dolgot,
munkaba latoft. r0vid tudakoz6-
das utan kisiilt, hogy svindlerek-
kel svslt 11lGDk-
"a buakal6i beykndo dorl6si iroda
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17
.REISMERTE BttNET -
JAVuE.kST IGERT.

Az eImult het csutort0kJen ke
rilt Jenkins ibiro ele betoresse
vadolva Hornyak J6zsef. A yad.
lott bunosnek vallotta magat. a
bir6 meghatarozatlan idore 6
Mansfield Refornlatary-ba kiildte
Az iteletet azonben felfGggesztet
tc, mivel a vadlott igeretet tett
hogy ezentul ncm keriil birosa:
tele.
Hornyakot probaidore, a me
Igyei detektiv es campbelli ren
d0rf0n0k felGgyeletc ala helycz
TEX.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-17

Az idei marciusi emlekunnepet.
marcus l3.-an, vasarnap delutan
rcndeM a Nagybizottsag.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-10-07
attractions
At Theatres
LILLIAN GlSH IN THE
/ SCARLET LETTER. PALACE


Lillian Gish mas played her Ro-
mola and her White Sister, her
Mimi and her Civil War heroine
but new Lillian Gish astounl.
ed the audience at the Palace
last night when she played "Hes
ter Prynne." She seemed literally
inspired.
"The Scarlet Letter." Nathaniel
Hawthorne's famous classic, prov.
ed an ideal vehicle for the "a.
nous star, its dramatic plot OF
a woman, carrying brand of
shame through life for the sake
of the man she loves. making
a theme so powerful that it en-.
abled her to rise to the heights
OF true genius.
Lars Hanson, the famous Swe-
dish actor, makes an ideal "Ar.
thur Dimmesdale,' role that re-
CURED remarkable acting skill
and Henry b. Walthall celebrated
his first picture with Miss Gish
since "The Birth of a Nation
with a mastery portrayal Of her
Nemesis.
Karl Dane had a role very dis
tinctiye and others we'll cast were
Marcelle Corday, Mary Halves,
little Joyce Coad, William H.
Tooker, Jules CowIes aud James
A. Marcus.
Mae Panly's orchestra plays a
selected score for the feature
which aiding greatly in making
all high lights of the presentation
brought out.
THE Scarlet Letter. is on for
the balance of this week. two
shows nightly.
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"TFlE NIGHT PATROL" AT
COLISEUM TOMORROW

Embollished with all the gym
nastic gyrations and high and
lofty tumbling of Daring Dick Tai
madge, "The Night Patrol" a
thrilling crook melodrama OF the
underworld, comes to the Coliseum
next Saturday matinee and eve-
ming. The story differs materially
from many OF the previous Tai
madge vehicles, and provides the
star with a colorful role in which
he is seen as the heroic police
man. Frank Howard Clark wrote
both the original and the con-
tinuity, while Mason Noel directed
the production. Gladys Hulette
gives Mr.. Talmadge fine support
in the part of Louise Hollister,
whose n'er-do-well brother is sem
etnced to the electric chair and
finally rescued from the clutches
of death by the redoubtable Rich
ard. The rest of the cast, which
includes Mary Carr. Grace Oar
mond, Victor Dillingham; and 9th
ers, is excellent.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-10-07

er salmon. roe, removed form sal
man caught in the nets.
WHEN GOING ON A HUNTING
trip in Alaska be sure and in
clude in your equipment rain.
coat, rubber boots, rubber nat
and rubber footed shoe-packs. In
fact rubber gloves would even
come in handy. 1t rains in that
country in the fall. Rains for days
and nights at time. Maybe weeks
and months. The ALASKA coast en-
joyed summer of sunshine The
middle of August rain set in. II
was still raining when | left there
in September.
RECENTLY Il READ IN AN
outdoor magazine that one had
to go north OF Anchorage for
white goats" That's the bolony.
The Alaska coast, the southeast
ern Alaska coast, is full of goats.
The natives don't hunt EN- be-
cause it's too much trouble 10
pack EN- out. The meat is not
near as palatEb,e as moose, carl
boy, deer or sheep. And don't for
get Yukon, B. c., and Alberta has
its share of goats.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-10-07


either. In the spring and in the
fall along the streams of the
islands and coast, brown bear
are plentiful. | mean plentiful, too.
There are many big browns on
Admiralty and Chichagof islands.
In fact the big fellows are so
numerous on Admiralty that the
Alaskan government may even
taally thin them down with the
aid of professional hunters.
49, r ,,a -
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-10-07
.'ACK' ACKERMhN
WRITES IN EAST
ABOUT ALASKA
Writer and Big Game Hunt
ter Begins Telling Read
ers About Northern Trip

Morris Alderman, editor and
publisher of Ackerman's Sports
mems Guide and special sports
writer for the Cleveland, Ohio,
News and for the N. L. A. Syn
dicate, who spent couple If
weeks here in August, is back
home and writes that he is got
ting squared away after his Al
aska trip. He already has begun
writing about Alaska, and says
he will be working Alaska mo
his stuff for sometime to come.
A feature, Fish ara Game, oy
Alderman" in the Sunday News
of September %, contains these
items:
If YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
real facts about Alaska, its out
door enticement and arc without
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-10-07
sunday-JOHNNY HINES in
'sRAINBOW RILEY"

now outdoor molodrama at the
Coliseum, deserves to be singled
out for special and honorable
mention.
1t Is Paramount's screen YER
sion OF Peter B. Kyne's vivid
novel, and was produced by Irwin
Willat with an all-star cast feat
uring Jack Holt, Florence Vidor,
Noah Berry and Mary Brian.
The background of the story
is the vast, picturesque South
west, and of romance, adventure,
golden girls and rugged men. The
principal characters in this mod
ern tale are Lee Purdy. a gay
and gallant ex-army aviator, who
buys and settles on ranch in
New Mexico, and Gail Ormsby
who inherits the adjoining ranch
from her uncle.
Here is the beginning of a
first-rate love story that takes
an unexpected turn when the girl,
for some mysterious reason, evin-
ces a strong dislike for her neigh
Dor.
The other program feature is
Hal Roach's latest comedy pic
ture entitled Never Too DID,
featuring that well known actor,
Cluade Gillingwatar. Although new
to comedies, he is said to acquit
himself admirably in this fun pic
trre which is reported as being
unusually mirthful.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-10-07

the figgers, drop line to Peg
Pegues, care the Daily Alaska En-
pire, juneau, Alaska. Peg" is not
only newspaper man of ability
but he is an angler and hunter
CT The first water. He originally
was native son OF Mississippi.
THU -.scTlC CRAWLING is
caught in the interior waters of
Alaska northern British Columbia
and Alaska. 1t Is a scrapper of
note. Fights, ounce for ounce, as
hard as any trout The notable
difference being that the g.aylinP.
does not jump cut of the water
rs often as its trout brothers. Tho
grayling has prominent dorsal
fin. It rises beautifully to a ~.
is fast as lightning and provides
superb food. <
AFTER THE CARIBOU MfGRA+
TON has passed east across the
Yukon river in early August there
are always a number OF "strag-
gers" left along the mighty
streams valley. These provide IN
tcrest ana photographs for long
period during the tourist season
to passengers OF the Yukon steam
ers, both down and up the river
from Dawson. This herd is esti.
mated to contain from sixty thou
sand to ten million. One guccI
being as good as another.
BROWN BEAR ARE PLENTi.
Full in Alaska. You don't ne d
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-10-07
A Bark from the Silver Fox

The Silver Fox Barber Shop
Where many are learning to stop
Get trimmed UP in fine style
Walk out with the Big Smile
Allen Callyins arrived Tuesday
Says he is home to stay
We're working hard three in ali
Including Mr.. Lenney Hall
We're lOcactd on upper Front
Street
Where everything Is clean and
noet
Come, along folks don't be late
We're prepared to go the gait.
adv. ]. D. VAN Alta, Prop.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-10-07
1.-THE ENCHANTED HILL"
SHOWING At COLISEUM

Every once in while there sud.
denly appears on the film horizoa
a motion picture that offers some
thing new in the way of story
and theme. Originality in photo
plays = especially westerns is
mighty rare, and for that very
reason. The Enchanted HILL" the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-10-07

RADIO IS WONDERFUL ENOUGH AS IT WITHOUT
EXACCERATION

There great deal Of xaggeatn about radobred by cnus
the lure OF the its and the genuine lack of know
edge Of this newly discovered force Any radio states frankly
that there things about RADIO THAT explain
real expert canA White
the of this payg Of mamie also its limitations
Il all Of who would be
dead many dsiusoned buyers RADIO
full enough as is without exaggcraon
LETS LOOK AT THE FACTS--() You get both long
distance and quality reception the time 1t be
The other If sparkle squeak from Pttsburgbe
satisfied If that real
Pittsburgh ( You both high ectivy and quality If
thrill at bringing stations all with
that But yourself nearby
on (3) Don't buy radio store. Buy it home
home be in radio pocket II the best set in the world will
results Science explain might
neighbor the nothing ALL () The
casting station has do with RADIO receiving
The Of still in its infancy the
big advances that there
the statements Some night the ankest radio amateur
bring in Pittsburgh with clear bell Sometimes and under
conditions cheap crystal will better results than
thousand dollar But the exceptions rareAND NEVER
CERTAIN tubes speakers,
radio beyond the talk distance ectiv
and wha-notkee mind With RADIO
receiving set dictate results Let's be fair about this thing Exag
geratin The TRUTH about RADIO wonderful
enough"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-25
STATE PAGEANT
POSTAL CARDS.
HAVE ARRIVED

Beginning today postal cards adj
vertising the Arizona state pageant
to be staged at Casa Grande ruins
en- November 4, s and 6 may be had
by inquiring at the Douglas chamber
of commerce.
The postals show an outline Of the
ruins and of dim Indian forms wind
ing up path to door in the
WALL In the space usually reserved
for correspondence there is a design
of the Pima maze which has been
found at the Casa Graride and on the
Isle CT Crete and nowhere else on
earth
Under this design there is
statement about the great pageant,
its historical background dimmed by
the ages which takes one back to
time when q high civilization flour
ished in the Casa Grande valley long
before America was discovered by
the present age. The card will serve
an excellent purpose in advertising
to people all over the country, to
whom local people will send it, this
pageant which brings back to life the
image of g thing that long ago
crlunbled to dust.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-25
Three Testify
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shifted over to Zevleys office, where
the lease was whipped into final form.
Ambrose said he never consulted any
lawyers in the interior department
about the lease, referring all questions
to Fall directly
Ambrose was present when Fall and
Sinclair attached their signatures to
the lease, but he did not see Sinclair
deliver to Fall any of the quit claim
deeds he obtained from the Pioneer
company or other claimants, and for
which he was to have paid more than
one million dollars, had the govern
ment not stepped in to terminate the
lease through court action.
Throughout the negotiating of the
contract Ambrose treated the whole
matter as confidential
On DISCRIMINATION of the govern
ment witnesses, defense counsel made
it a matter of record that both E. G.
Finney, first assistant secretary of
the interior, and H. Foster Balm, di-
rector of the bureau of mines, were in
Falls office when the secretary told
Ambrose about Sinclair's offer and di-
rected that the lease be drawn up.
Attorneys for the defense also con-
tended there was nothing to show that
the first Tallman report ever reached
Fall, who still was in New Mexico
when it was presented to Stafford. They
also tried to bring out that when he
considered the lease Fall had before
him motion of the Pioneer company
for rehearing by the secretary him
self, procedure provided for by law,
but Tallinan could not recall that Fall
had referred to that
At the outset today, Justice Siddons
announced he could not render an
opinion as to the admission of Sim
clair's testimony before the senate Oil
committee until he had more light on
the question of whether he was
actually subpoenaed before that COM
mittee.
Counsel IN the two sides undertook
to reach a stipulation on this point
as the evidence is very vague. They
have about agreed Sinclair was "re-
quested" or invited" to appear and
give testimony and have agreed that
he was sworn before he began to make
his statement.
When the stipulation finally is
agreed on, Justice Siddons will be ad-
vised and then will render his decision
on a point regarded by both the gov
ernment and the defense as OF the
highest importance in the case.
When the trial is resumed tomorrow,
cross ss-examination of Ambrose will be
concluded and the government then
will call witnesses as to the Pioneer
company claim and oil operators who
sought the right to make offers for
Teapot Dome but were informed that
there had been no decision to open up
that naval reserve.