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New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
SEEK CHRISTMAS RAISE
55,OO0 Railroad Bremen and En- gincmcn Expect 30 Gents More Per Day.

Chicago. Dec. 21 LPp-Approxi-
 mately 55,0o0 railroad fremen and enginemen on western railroads to-
 day were contemplating a merry
 Christmas present in the form Of
 increases of from 30 10 S5 cents in their daily wages Following a wage hearing in Chi
 caso during the fall. the federal arbitration board, a product of the Parker Watson rail law. filed a dec
 laratton on December that 1t was unable to agree. Two arbiters rep resentlng the union and two neutral members Of the board. which also
 included two railroad representa- lives, later met in Denver and reach ed a majority decision. which was filed with the United States district court here yesterday. It provided for an increase of 30 cents day for passenger tiremen and 35 cents for
 all other enginemen. The men had sought an increase of one dollar a day.
 Railroad executives intimated that tic majority report might be con-
 tested on the ground that the board
 ceased to exist after December 5,
 when the board announced it's in- ability to reach q decision.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
Wool Resists Sun
 Better Than Silk

Berlin, Dec. 2l. P'-A German technician has found that wool of fcrs more resistance to the disin- ;"grating action of sunshine than does silk. cotton or linen.
 Exposing several fabrics to the weather for a given period Of time. he learned that the violet rays of the sun affected silk more rap idly than any Of he other textile fabrics submitted to the test. Ii took less than 200 hours of sunlight to deteriorato the silk, while chrome wool was comparably affected In about 800 hours The time for cotton vas 9i0 hours, for flax 300 hours, for hemp HOO hours and for raw wool 1120 hours.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21

Of few years ago. told how he was arrested while standing on a street corner. The officer asked what he was doing.
 I'm doing my Christmas shop ping" replied Murphy.
 Come with me-" said the officer. "I'll show you Santa Claus"
 While awaiting his release on bonds, Murphy said: Tt seems a great honor to arrest Big Tim. Well, the Boy Scout that got me has got it''
 Police continued 10 guard the home of Al Capone. Antonio Lom- bardo and Joseph Aiello. gang lead CTS, but no arrests were made.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21

what we knew about this girl and what We knew about that one. He never mentioned the Parker girl 10 me, although l knew he had gotten into some trouble at the bank where he was working.
 Eddie never mentioned it to me. l learned Of his trouble through my friends. I liked Eddie better than any Of my other friends. but now well he had better not come out here. I shall assist the police in every way If l can be Of any use 10 them"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
MtTADORS TURN THRIFTY

Madrid, Spain, Dec. q LP1-Tai- lors who specialize in hullfighters' uniforms are in the doldrums. Bus mess has been dull, they say. be cause the matadors do not wear suits in the ring as gay and colorful as Of yore. In the good old days the crack bull naggors had a new suit for nearly every fight. Now adays suit is made to last, with good luck in escaping the bulls horns, sometimes for months.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
ACTIVE BANKER AT 9I

Fort Worth. Tex, Dec 21 tP-Al- though 9l years old, Mai K NJ. Van Zandt, president Of the Fort Worth National bank, still is active in busi- ness. He is proud of four accom- pllshments: The establishment of the first public school here: the inauguration Of the first Sunday school in Fort Worth: the founding Of Fort Worth's first newspaper and the building of the first railroad into this city.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21

Tides in the Mediterranean sea are so slight as to be almost imper- coptible.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21

Psychological tests show that students do their best work on Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
YelZow Cab
Drivers are salesmen
 Of transportation

maTKs the elflclent, successful cab system. Cabs alone, unsupported by operating expen. ence and organization, are so much lifeless steel and iron.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05
WARREN, OHIO
Macy MULATSAG

Majus! Az esztend6 legszebb,
legkedvesebb honapja, tele DALAI,
aAerelemmel, ny'ilo viraggal, ta-
vaszi pompaval. Es mulatos kedv
vel.
A magyar szeret ann mulatnl,
ha ARA alkalmatoS alkalom kinal-
kozik. Merit bfzony, napjainkban
mem minden mulatsag bir nagy
vonZer6vel.
A warreni, no meg a kornyeki
magyarsag lllzzal, lelkesedessel
kesziil tavasz leghanglllatosabb
S legiobb mulatsagara. A Warre-
nj Els6 Magyar BIS. Egylet majus
14-en, szombaton este nagyszaba-
su es fenyes MAJUSI BAIIT rem
dez Roman Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05
l HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

Gy6rgy Is cs. Vejei: Gagyi .Janos es
csaladja, Tugya ]anos Is cs, Gagyi Kal
man IS cs., Jambrik istvan ts cs, H6-
dory Ilonka, a FHggetlen Ref N6egy
let, Sander Ferenc Is cs., Sander Istvhn
es cs, a Tod Ave.-i .j6 szomsz6doll, Bod
mar Istvan, Kossuth K02m. Egyesii-
let tagsaga, 0zv. Bir6 Martonn6, Hor-
vath Antal 6s cs., Molnar Laios 6s cs,
Molnar Mihaly es cs., Uray Karoly es
cs., Mez6 Kalman es cs., Brogly Ignac
Is cs., Jarabek Mihaly 6s cs, 10th list
van es cs., Buckley Karoly 6s cs., Csat
los Gaspdr es cs., Martin Ferenc Is cs.,
Benyei Laszl6 6s cs., Liszkay Gabor 6s
cs., Mark6 Helen, Giirtler Adolf 6s cs.
Dcmi6n Lajos 6s cs., Deak Pal 6s cs.,
Employees Of Ohio Works Open Hearth
No. 3. sH
Fsrenezy Jen6nt, magyar viragkeres-
kedGnck megkoszon0m szfpen az alta
la szallhott viragokat.
Mndcn ismerGs0mnck, j6embcriink-
mex ism6telcn mondok halhs k6sz6ne-
tel - hogy reszvetiikkcl a nagy csalad
hdnatht cnyhiteni igyekeztck.
Ozv. Galambossy Gyorgyne es cs.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05
SHARON, PA.
A MAsoDIK BAL

A Munkas Bs. Sz0vetseg 81
il1, sharoni osztalya, tavaszi mil-
latsag sorozatanak MlASODIk
baljat majus 2S-an, szombaton es
tie rendezi meg a mindenki altal
ismert Maennerchor Hallban.
Az els0 bal feledhetetlen, ham
gulatos nyomokat hagyott reszt
vcv6k emlekezeteben, a mulatsag
johirGt szetvittek S ICY biztosra
vehet6, hogy majus 28-iki nagy
mulatsagon, meg szamosabban
lesznek.
Aki pompasan akar sz6rakozni,
jo tarsasagban kivan elt0lteni egy
hangulatos estet S tancolni is SEE
ret = az feltttleniil jelen lesz
czen a balon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05
NYILvANOs NYUGTAzAS

A campbelli asszonyok iskola-bal
lara gyijtes folyt a magyarshg ko-
z6tt. A gyujt6shcz a kovctkczok jhrul-
tax hozza adomanyaikkal:
Timar Janosne es Herr Mihalyne
gyiijtese: H6ry Mihalyne So.
S1-S1-t adtak: Letoha Anta, Ne
meth Janos, Polyak Ferenc, Kiraly lst
van, Lctoha Florian, Csch JOSEF, Sa-
gi Ignac, i'd Letoha Antal, Simon Mi
halyn6, Horvath Fercnc, Narga lst
vAnn6, Hutcr Lajos, Walter Janos, Ba-
bics Fercnc, Hcspcngcr JOSEF, Szakacs
Tstvan, Zsidoczki Janosne, Cseh Mi
haly, Kopp Janos, Gerzsenyi Balazs,
Fod6 Istvan, Mulat6 Mate, Horvath Ra
facl, Sas Gabor.
5Oc-5Oc-et adtak: Riczu Janos, Be
rel Sandor, Tur6czi J6zsefn6, Kriszt
Matyas, Dank6 Janos, Demjen Lajos,
p6csik Sander, Czibulyas Andy, Alagi
.Janos, Szakacs Mihaly, Varga Gabor,
Kacur Mihaly, Sztanko Janos, Halasz
Janos,. Gerlicknt, Gdvayne, 10th
Gyorgy, Pajt6k Mikl6s.
25c--25c-et adtak: Fcdor .Janos, Var
ga .I0zSef.
Bisztms Mihalyne egy torta, Gyetvai
.Ianos egy kekszi, Horvath ,J6zsef egy
doboz kcndi Mikula Mikl6s 10 font
WINS, Lukovszky Pal 5 lada pap, 10 ke-
nyer 3 dobo candy, 2 pohar mustar
Molnar Istvan egy villanylampa.
Kelemen Gyorgyne es Majoros Ist.
vanne gyiijtese:
Egy-egy dollart adtak: Kclemcr
Gv'6rey, Kiss ~Istva'l;~ Pavlenka XII
roly, Schwartz Pal, Csepke Balazs
Bender Gy6rgy, Macy Ignac, Keszlel
Wendell, Ptlik Jdnos, Dolovicz Janos,
solt6sz Gy6rgy, More Sander, Urlaut
Antal, Sztank6 Jdzsef, Pepcl Ed. j.
Dr., Elder f., Gajcczky Mihaly, Majo
| ros Istvan.
$3.50 centet adtak: Kcndi .Janos
Vojtk6 Andras, Varga Gabor, F6ldva
ry Sandor, Pele Gaspdr, Sztank6 De.
meter, Hajdu Andras. John Smiley.
25 centet adott More Janos.
Dan Kornyak 10 font WINS.
A nagylelkii adomanyokert a bal
rcndczosege czuton mond szivb6l j0v3
halas k;sz6netet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05
FONTos GYttLEs
A SIT. Gyorgy Sz0vetseg tagjai-
nak figyelmebe.

A SIT. Gyorgy Cor. Kath. $40
vetseg SIT. Mihalyr6l elneyezctt
helyi, 12-ik osztalya majus San,
vasarnap, mindjart mise utan,
tartja meg gyiileset a templom
alatti teremben.
A helyi vezet6seg k6ri a tago-
kat, hogy teljes szam|ban jelenje-
mex meg, a K0zpontt6l fontos le-
vel 6rkezett, mely a gyiilesen fel
lesz olvasva.
Kerjiik a tagokat, hogy a hus-
YETI gy6nasra szetosztott kartya-
kat feltetleniil hozzak magukkal a
gyiilesre, mivel azokat vissza kell
juttatnunk a K0zpontba Akik
mem gy6ntak husvetkor, azok i:
hoMal1 vissza kartyat.
A gyiiles targysorozata nagyon
erdekes, ere nezve minden tag a
vasarnapi gyiiles alkalmaval nyer
rfszletcs felvilagositast.
Hajdu Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05

ben lesz id6 arra is, hogy az iigyes-
bajOs dolgaikat mcgbesz6ljtk.
Mindenki, aki meg mem poIgar
polgarjelot - czek is hivatalosals
errc a tancmtIatsagra epp oily
szivcsseggel leSzn@k latva, mintha
a polgarleveliik mar keziikben
volna.
A bal el6kGsziteset Macy gond-
dal vegzi rendez6seg. Kiilon
nGvre szol6 mcghivo nom megy
senkinek - a Polgari K0r bad ljan
mindenki szivesen latott vendeg
Rig6 J6ska teljcs bandajaval
fog muzsikalni. .J6Ska mar kije-
lantcttc, hogy mindenkinek, pol.
garnal1, mem polgarnali - eeyfor-
ma szdpen fog muNsikalni...
A jelsz6 ez legyen: " Vlszontla'
tasra, Polgari Kor baljan IT,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05
A POLGARI KOR FENYES
BALJA
Majus 14-en, szombaton este lesz
megtartva a Szulligan Hallban.-
Rigo Joska teljes bandajaval mu-
zsikal.

A komoly ts ctltudatos munka-
val, az egesz magyarsag j0v6je-
re kihat6 tevekenys6ggel fogla-
latoskod6 Polgari K0r. egy estet
a sz6ral1ozasnak szantel.
A gyiilesek es szcrvczkcdtSck
mcllctt = neha napjan = elkcll
valami ujszcrii dolog is. A Polga-
ri K0r komoly tagSaga cz alkalom
mai mcgmutatja, hogy mem csak
politikahoz ert, hanom mint mn-
latsag rendez6 is fenyesen MCCALL
ia a hely6t.
Maius l4-cn, reank ll0vetkcz6
htt szomlbat estejen leSz megtart-
va a Polgari Kor elso, fenyes
tancmulatsaga, melyre hNatalos
minden magyar.
A polgar ferfiak es asszonyok,
leg6nyek es leanyok a bal alkal-
naval jobban megismerik egy-
mast, tancok alatt, sziinetek k07
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05
GYULEST TART A KOSSUTH
KOR

A Kossuth K0r vezet6sege ez-
uton hozza a tagok tudomasara,
hogy elmaradt gyiileset majus g.
an, vasarnap este s oral kezdettel
tartja meg, K0r elnok6nek, Uray
Karolynak, 1708 Oakwood st. alat
ii lakasan. l
A tagok keretnek, hogy vasar-
napi gyiilesen - tekintettel an
nak nagyfontossagu targysoroza-
tara - lehet6leg teljes szamban
jelenjenek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05

Egyszerii, nemes, de felemelo
keretck k0N0tt folyt le vasarnap
delutan m@gnagyobbitott refor-
matus templom ujraavat asa.
Az egyhazi, iinnepsegen kozel-
tavol magyar kalvinista gyileke-
zcteket, a lclk6sz vezetesevel
Sz6pSzamu kiild0ttsegek kepvisel-
TEX ICY vasarnapi iinnep, egy-
hazi jclentGstgtn XVIII. mcghitt
ts baratsacos magyar talalkozo
volt.
Az igazan ujjavarazsolt tenn
plomban, minden ragyogott
tisztasagt6l. A yasarnapi iSkola
celjaira hasznalt templomresz, az
epitkez6s altal templomhoz lett
csatolva, fele hatalmas karat ke-
riilt. Tiszta, csinos falak, gyonyo-
rii nj lampak fogadtak a hatal-
mas szamu gyiilekezetet. "A see
kek, valamint sz6szek elhelyeze-
Sc is nagyon szerencses megoldas-
ra lelt.
A nagyszerii epitkezfst, Deb
r6szlsy Andras, a legregibb yo-
ungstowni magyar epitkezesi val
lalkoz6 vegezte, aki evvel mum
kaiaval is blzonysagat szolgaltat-
ia megbizhat6saganak, hozzaer-
tesenek S szakktpzettsegenek. Min
den dics6ret es clismcres megille-
ii. mesteri m6don vegzatt atala-
kitasi es tpittsi munllaert.
A templom falanak diszitesft,
tisztitasat fs festeset. Rendes I'M
re magyar fest6 es diszitomester
vtgezte mindenkinek legna-
cyobb megelegedesere. A templom
alatti helyisegben nagytszerii kony
hat epitettek, mely az elso tilzpro-
bat, a vasarnapi iinnep utan, fe-
nyesen kiallotta.
Az egyhazi iimnepseget behirde-
| t6 harangzugas, nagyszamu hivot
veztrelt a templomba. A megha-
t6an felemel0 szenteles, mar is
mertetett sorrendben folyt le a
yendeglelkeszek - az ellwood cl-
tyi lelk6sZt kiveve mind meg
jelentek.
Az stentisztelet alatt a Napsu-
gar enekkar. valamint az lfjusa-
pi K0r 6nekkara alkalmi eneRsZ;l-
, mokat adott el3, t0kfletesen rs
! sZdpen.
! A templomszenteles utan, kovet-
] kezett a sor a fcher-marvAnybol
kesziilt. miivtszi kivitelii kercsz-
] tel6-mcdencc felaNatasara. A me-
/ dencc Vilagi Bertalan es csalad-
! ianak nagylelkii adomanya. Mt.
D6kus Gabor cantoni ref. lelkesz
avatta fel a medencet.
A marvany-medence Ferenczy
Jen6, magyar sirk6k eszito miive-
szi szakk6pzettseger6l tesz tanubi-
zonysagot.
: Az egyhazi iinnepseg lefolyasa
= utan, templom alatti teremben
izletes vacsorat szolgalt fel Lo-
rantffy Zsuzsanna Egylet nagy-
szerii gardaja. A feher asztal me-
4 lett 6rtekes beszedek hangzottak
. ell, melyek sorabol lliilon XII kel
Y emelniink Mt. DIR. Vecsey Jent
: farrelli ref. lelkesz gondolatokbar
4 melyen gazdag beszedJet - mely
= nagy es felemel0 hatast tett hal
gat6sagra.
: A magyar reformatus egyhal
ebben az esztend0ben iinnepl
: meg fennallasanak negyedszaza'
dos fordul6jat. A jubAeumi i'm
> nepsegek elso szakasza folyt le az
elmult vasarnap - mely minder
id6kre mely nyomokat hagyott
hiv6k sziveben es lelk6ben.
Il A jubileumi iinnepseg az 0si
folyaman lesz megtartva, mely al.
kalommal sor keril az egyhaz er-
tekes orgonajanak felavatasara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05
MAJUS ESEMENYEi
Nagyszabasunak igerkezik a Kos
suth K0r majalisa.

Majus 3O-an, Decoration Day
napjan, a Kossuth K0r nagysza-
basu majalist rendez a Campbell
Parhban.
"A tavasznek ez lesz az els6 mu-
latsaga, listen szabad ege alatt.
A legjobb cigany fog muzsikal-
nj - eg6sz delutan es este.
A k0zonseg sz6rakoztatasara,
sportmerkozesek, versenyek lesz-
mex. A rendezoseg mar nagyban
foglalkozik a sz6rakoztatasi ter
vekkel.
Macy meglepeteseket keszite-
mex el8!
A Campbell Park fedett, j6 pad
l6ju tanctermeben - pedig allan
d6an fog folyni tame.
Decoration Day-kor minden ma
gyar legyen a Campbell Parkban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05
SPORT BAL

A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r
BASEBALL csapata csiit0rt0k0n
este tartotta meg mulatsagat,
mely minden tekintetben sikeriilt-
mex mondhato.
Nagyszamu fiatalsag volt egy-
iitt ezen a pompas balon. A Ward
Bakery Co. ingyenes terme vidam
saggal volt tele, a Paramount En-
tcrtainers muzsikajara szfpcn
folyt a tame.
A sport bal anyagi sikere, sep
0Sszeggel gyarapitotta csapat
penztarat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05

$ megnagyobbitott templom besze-
des bizonyiteka az egyhaztagok
nemesszivii fs nagylelkii aldozat-
keszsegenek, komolysaganak $ osi
hitiikh0z vaf6 ragaszkodasanak.
A vasarnapi iinnepseg biiszke-
seggel toltheti ell az egyhaz tagja-
it!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05
A VASARNApI ttNNEP

Hatalmas szamu magyarsag je-
lenlet6ben ujraszenteltek a refor-
negnagyobbitott templo-
mat-A feher marvany kereszte-
lesi incidence Vilagi Bertalan es
csaladjanak az ajandeka--Az i'm
nepelyes istentisztelet utan o LO-
rantffy Noegylet pompas vacso-
rat szolgalt fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05
KOSZONET

A nagy es varatlan csapas altal me-
lyen megtort es banatos Swivel, halas
k0sz0netet mondok mindazoknak, akik
megboldogllt f6rjem kopors6jara v'ra-
got hclyeztek, temetesen resztvettek,
aut6ikat rendelkezesrc bocsatottak a
reszvetikkel.
Viragot kiildtek: Neje, idb. Galam
bossy Gy6rgyne. Fla, ifi. Galambossy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05
HET AUT0T ELLoPTAK

A weekend alaposan beiit0tt
az aut0tolvaj jobnak. A rendorsegi
.jelentGs szerint het auto keriilt a
tolvajok kczere.
A tavasz lit van. A fiatalsag 9
secret aut6zni, mivel sajat ko-
csija mines, elhajtja a maset.
Arra persze mem gondOl, hOgy
biint k6vet ell, mclynck sulyos k0
vetke2mfnyei lesznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-05

Ez azntan igazi, magyar bal
lesz Zsiga Janos k61kedyelt ze-
nekara fog muzsikalni 80 ugy,
hogy mindenki meg lesz elegedve.
Ere a nagysza'basn balra mar
most kesziiljon mindenki!
Ad Sharon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-25
PRESIDENT EXPRESSES" TESS.

Whatever doubt there might have existed in the minds of few eastern politicians 10 the meaning of President Coolidge's "I do not choose to run" must have been dspelled after the re buke administered by him 10 Senator Fess when the latter called on the President recently. Tne Ohio soon has been of the few leaders who have persistenty sought to read into ibe Presidents brief statement something else than a refusal to accept another nomination at the hands of the Republican Party in 1928 And has than occasion publicly in- terpreted the Presidents words to that the Chief Executive is not personally desirous of entering another campaign but would lay aside his personal feelings if he shold be drafted by the Republicans at their next national con yenton.
 Senator Bingham of Connecticut has expressed very similar views. As he recently voiced his belief, the President lis too big a to desert his party in the time of need and too good an American not to heed the call of his country men" Senator Fess. too to think along the same lines He holds that the rank and file of the party will not be content with the nom- ination of anyone except Coolidge
 The Ohio Senator admits the President made an impression on him that "he would not consent to be drafted.' In view of the rebukes one wonders how much 1t will require to convince him MT. Coolidge meant what he said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-25
Redeem tke Land.
lCIne.nnat. Enquirer. ]

Atiorney-Generai Gilliom of Indiana at Terr 1iauts the other day, in address before the Ki- wan ub of that c.ty. made doquent pea Tor the deliverance of his State from ''tae rule of fanat.cism."
 The Attorncy-General expressed contempt for parties anl candidates who submit to the rule of such organizations as the Isu Kiux Kan and the Ants ioon League. asserting that the days of the control of the s.ate by such groups are drawsng 10 end. W th the prospect of vast i'm provement a the political health of the common wealth.
 Indiana, with the most severe dry laws in the statute books and for years absolutely governed and controlled by these twin agenee of fanatcal bgotry and intolerance. has been reft Of practically every samblance of representa- tive ffen government. apl today suffers from the blight of corruption. dishonesty. msgovernment and bad advertising due to the domnatina political activities of conscienccless brib.ng and grating group leaders, some of whom have been sent to the penitentiary and others heading in that Il rection. The reek of the stench of DO tieal degradation from that State has pervaded the entire nation. and the Atsorney-General does well ta cry out against the influence of organ izod mnorties and leaders which have taken the pace Of vrile representative government n the commonwealth.
 The retral of the former head of the Ku Klux Klan has been denied the Mayor of Indianapoli; and the Governor of the State under indict ment the picture Of politics in great American commonwealth constitutes unsavory mess fo' the contemplation of the States taxpayers an the citizenship of the nation generally. And thi' situation created under the sanction O. rgh hteousnass, the churches and good people of Indiana employed tools to further the ends of unscruplous men.
 It is time for the political clergy and tho good people of the State to rid themselves of the influences which betrayed them. They have been made of to their shame and the shame of the nation. They have been made to assist corruption and msgovernment, to exat religious and seetarian partisanship and to de- grade the finest church royalties How much more of the Ant-Saloon League and the I<lan do it they want2 The States AttorneyGeneral says they want no of these putriflying obses- sions 1t is the hope of the nation that he is right
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-25
Traffic Aids for Pedestrians.
lNew YorR Tlmes.l

In traffic argument tie motor.st has the advantage over the pedestrian, A reckless driver can do far more damage than any pedestrian who runs amok The careless in the car often injures people who walking. while the man afoot, no matter what wild notions of stem- ming traffic he may have, seldom iniures any one but himself Nearly all discussions of ways to Fspeed up traffic based helping automo- piles to their destinations
 a contrast to this kowtowing to vehcular traffic it is refreshing to see confessed pedes- trian overcome his inferority complex and step out on an equality with anything four wheels Several days ago in Southampton. England. a man out for walk equipped himself wth.a noisy motor horn, small thing attached to his walk ing stick. When he about to cross the street he sounded warning blasts and forged ahead, and let the automobilists look to them selves and keep out of his way.
 Reports from Paris state that the article which proved most popular with American Le gonnaires who went shopping there was the hoot CT which French taxicabs Perhaps these horns, which of small size and easily carried or attached will not only souvenirs of France but traffic aids, used in the English fashion, when the veterans return to this side 1 If this style becomes general, the next step will be tail lights and bumpers for pedestrians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-25
ITCHING ECZEMA RIGHT UP
 BY THIS LPHUR

 Any breaking out of tho skin, oven ficrv. itching eczema, can he quickly overcome by applying a little Mentho-Snlphur. says a noted skin specialist. Because of it's germ destroying properties. this sulphur preparation instant ly brings ease from skin irrita tion. soothes and heals the cczc- ma right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth.
 It seldom fails to relieve the torment and disiigurement. Suf- ferers from skin trouble should get little jar of Rowles Mentho- Sulphur from any good druggist.
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