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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03

! I'll SlFrddGnnk az elmult kpddpn
/ Az egesz termeszet mosolygott.
Hullo falevelek diszes zonyec-
kent vontak be az utakat. A Steel
Street 6oO szania alatt szokatlan
siirges, forgas Eontak magukra
a jar6kel6k figyclmet.
10th Istvan Is neje, el6ny0sen
ismcrt magyar ilzletemberiink
szdp lakasa valosagos bucsu iar6
hely. volt Mintha egesz Young
! siown talalkat 4dott volna nep.
szerii magyar iKlet ember hazata.
jekan.
Delutan harom 6rakor az au-
tomobilok hosszu sora indult ell
G hajlekbol. A Mahoning Avenuei
Magyar Reformatus templomba
mentek.
A templom belseje ragyogott a
lampak fenyetol valosagos vi
ragerd3 volt templom belseie
A nasznep 6riasi Macy tomege fog
lalta el a padokat. A sz6szek ko-
riil hatalmas virag csokrok, du-
san z6ldelS palmak es gazdag
/ lombozatu pAfranyok Atyara7sol.
tax templom belsejst.
A hatalmas orFona a Mt. Laky
Isigmondne njjai alatt felzug.
Lohengrin lakodalmi zeneje t6lti
be a paradicsomma atformalt
templom belsejet. Jonnek a meny
asszony kiser3i, "a v6felyek, a nyo
-szoly6 lanyok. Az orgona hang
jainak iitemeire lepnek. Az ifiu
emberek tuxedoban, kifogastalan
m6don oltozk6dye. A nyoszoly6
lanyok a szivajEany szineit utan-
20 gyonyorii III bakban. utoljara
fla rnenyasszony tdes atyjanaE
karjan, az elso sorban. ahol he-
lyet foglalnak.
Leul vendegserek nagy soka.
saga. AZ, orgona vezetese mellett
alkalmi egyhazi enekeket enekel
mex.
A lelkesz, Mt. Laky Zsigmond
intesere tokeletes formaban fel.
allnak asmennyasszony 6s kise-
.roi, a tanuk, a viragkosaras kis-
leanyok, v6felyek, nyoszoly6 Ia
nyok. Felkort aLkotya allanak a
mennyasszony k0rul, aki meg min
dig edes atyja karjAn ALL El6lep
a volegeny. Az edes apa atadj ia
hely6t annak, aki kesz or0k hi.
seget esk6dni szeretett lanynak.
| A lelkesz mesteri formaban on.
tott alkalmi beszedet intez az if
| jnparhoz. A beszed utan elmond.
| jak a v6legeny es a mennyasz-
SONY a holtomiglan-holto
A lelkesz imadkozik az uj hazas-
parert. listen aldasat keri frigyik
re. A jegy gyiiriit felhuzza ujjaik
IA ,alkalmi beszed kereteben.
Szivb8l fakad6 szavakkal sz6l
hozzajuk, mint q lelki atya oyer.
mekeihez. Megaldja frigyiiket.
| Uray Karoly a Mt. Asszony
orgona kiserete mellett alkahni
naszdalt enekel a korusban. Gyo.
ny0ri hangja viss1hanggal t6ltl
meg templomot. Az orgona ba
JOS hangja, mesteri kezek alatt
belop6zik szivekbe. A gyiileke.
zet enekel alkalmi eneket.
Ujra felzug a hatalmas orgo
|
ma, hugo hangjai mellett indul
a nasznsp XII templomb6l. Elol
a most mar hitvesferj. Kovacs
Ference szeretet not. a most
mar eskldt feleseg4t karjan We.
zetve. A viragokkal gazdagon di-
szitett padsorok koz0tt XII temp
lomb6l. Utanuk a nyoszoly6 Ia
nyok es v6felyek paros sorai, a
vendegek, vtgul 10th IstvAn q
: kedves neje. akik k6nnyezS SIZE
mekkel tekintenek t6vos6 leAnyuA
ut&n.
A n&szn6pet alkottAk: Mt. La
ky Zsigmondne, Bartha Janosnt
e. Kiss J&nosne nAszasszonyo ok
sBarta Boriska, Snitzel jay, Fodol
r,. VIII NF.~~:x1~. DIX.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03

| ~ november S-lkI valaSZtaSOk-
nal a szavazoknak alkalmuk lesz
a tobbi kozt iteletet mondani az
ugynevezett Marshall Bill felett
is, amely AIT javaSolja, hogy Ohio
nepe referendum vagyis nepsza-
vazas utjan hatalytaIanitsa a u
nited States Supreme Courtnak,
a Sz0vetsegi Legfels6bb T0rveny-
| szekenek AIT a dicseretre melt6
dGnteset, amely kimondotta, hogy
nem lehet partatlan an birosag.
amely vadlott elitelesebol anya-
| gi hasznot huz.
! FIT jogi alapelyct a vilag
minden civilizalt allama, s0t min
den civilizalatlan n6ptorzse is
mar hosszu evezeredek 6ta magae
va tette es az amerikai igazsag-
szolgaltatas az egyediili tort6-
nelemben, amely eltiirte. hogy cz
a minden logerzetet, tiszteseget.
sot jozan eszt is arculcsap6 jogi
abszurdum a bekebirak igazsag-
szoIgaltataSa reven az T.. S. A..
legtobb allamaban tvcken keresz-
till folytathassa szemermetlcn ga
razdalkodasat a polgarok vagyo-
nj es szemelyi biztonsaga ellen.
Nehahy h6nap el6tt mint fen
tebb emlitettiik, maya a L. s. A.
Supreme Court is Macy szegyen-
kezve Is meglehet6sen elfrkezett-
mex latta az id3t, hogy a yideki
kisk iralyoknak a tisztessegtclen
zsaroIo bekebirak ts verszop6
csatlosaik Observation-Disclosures vcget
vessen es minden tisztessegesen
! gondolkod6 ember AIT hitte, hogy
kozonseg csak taplsolni fog an
max, hogy fdldsziner6l elakar-
ja sop0rni a bekebir6sagok cege-
re alatt miikod6 feneketlenil kor-
rupt Is keptelen intezmenyt.
A Xix azonban cbben remeny-
kedtek mem ismerik a videki po-
litikai grafterek a kiilonboz6
elnevezas alatt miik0do hadanak
alszentesked6. erk0lcsnemesit3ket
| OK azok, akik a nyilvanossag e.
lott vizet predikalnak, de titok-
ban nem csak bort isznak, de sok-
kal er6teljescbb italokkal is ero-
sitik magukat hip pocketbol),
termeszetrajzat.
| Nekik mem tisztesseges jogszol
| ealtatas kell, hanem olyan, ahol
bir6 percenteket vag zsebre a
birsagokb6l, amelynek egy reszet
! oersze atszolgaltatja kulonfele
korrupt. partkasszaknak, amelyek
KOHL italian elso helyen all az An.
| ii Saloon League, Amerika poll
.ikai eletenek ez grotcszk, $50
moruan nevetseges rakfen6je.
Eme gyaszos tarsasag szoszo-
| l6jaul csapott fel Marshall ohiol
senator, akinek az allami szenA-
| tusban aprilis 27-en sikerilt ~
| TX szamu billt elfogattatnia, lille
tSleg kierJszakolnia. L bill ertel'
meben Ohio nepe referendum a
lapjan nemi enyhitessel ugyan
de megis helyreallitana Justice
Of Peacock karhozatos. onkeny-
uralmAt es kisemmizne Legfel
s3bb Sz0vetsegi T0rv6nyszek bl.
r6i donteset.
A Marshall Bill ertelmeben a
bekebiraknak ujra joguk lennf
kanyifk kedvuk szerint birsago
kat kivetni. Ujra joguk lennf
koltsegeiket "felszamitani', meg
ha a vadlott iigye mem is yegzodih
elitelessel. De nem tarthatnah
meg ezekb6l kiizasztott verdi
jakb6l maguknak tobbet, mint hs
vonta go dollArt. A kapzsi kon
stablerek es deputyk siserahada
max pedig havi l50--175 dolla'
iutna. A felesleget pedig a Cour
4 ty audiornak kell beszolgaltat
( niok.
Ohio Allamban $500 olyan biro
} sac van, amelyekben a bekebiral
ykczik (vagyis inkAbb talan ki
: 1 . ~ Z 4 k.%
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03
MEGEsKUDTEK KovAcs FE RENcz Es 10th ERzs1KE

nyoszoly6 lanyok. Rendes Margit
ka viragokkal hintette be meny-
asszony utjat a templomban. V6-
! felyek voltak: 10th Istvan a meny
asszony fivcre, Kovacs Janos a
v6legeny unoka testvere, Molnar
Gyula, Vilagi Istvan, 10th JanoS,
Petransky Josef, Szuligan Pal,
Szalma Oszkar cs Rendes Gyula.
Szcrettiik volna reszletesen k0-
zolni szebbnel szcbb ruhak RESI-
letes leirasat. ktptelenek va
gyunk, inert csak hozza erto mil
yesz yolna k6pes ugv leirni, hogy
a leiras hiiseges legyen. A nyo-
szoly6 lanyolz ruhai szivarvany
szineit kepviseltek A v6felyek
Tuxedoban. feher keztyiivel Ike,
ziik0n.
a .menyaSszony ruhajar6l AIT ir
hatjnk, hogy valosagos alom volt.
! Elefant csont szinu szatinbol, ve-
lencei csipkevel diszitve teljes
hosszusagu fatyollal, gazdagon
diszitve narancs szirommal.
/ A menyasszony edes anyja Ba-
raczkszin1 georgett ruhaban es
gyongy0zott remek kalapban, e
zitstos cip6, remek r6zsakkal kar-
jan.
Az eskiivS alkalmayal az iga-
zan kedves menyasszonyt renge
TEX ajandekkal halmoztak ell 70.
konai, tiszteloi, j6 ismer6sei. Az
ajandekok hosszu listajat kelleno
feliegyezni, ha koz5lni akarnank
Atemplomb6I a Wickliffe Ma
norba ment a nasznep, ahol Ba-
logh Bella cigany zenekar kar.
mester bandaja,. mellett sz6rako
| zott a koz6nseg addig, mig a gaz
! dagon megteritett asztalok mel
lett elnem foglaltak helyitket a
| vendegek. K0zel ketszaz terit6k'
re volt szukseg, hogy minden meg
jelent vendeg helyet foglalhasson
| A menyegzoi lakoma meses volt.
10th Istvan, az edes apa kitett
magaert
4 A vacsora vegeztevel a jelenle
| vo esket0 lelkesz tartott egy ro
| vidke. trefas, de megis tanulsa
Cos beszedet. Azutan az asztal
bontas utan kitino cigany ze
nekar. mely eddig szebbnel szebt
hallgat6 n6takat huzott, talpal$
! val6kat kezdett huzni, vende
gek tancra perdiiltek a romanti
kus belsejii hatalmas teremben.
). Az ifju hazaspar Eur6pabs
megy naszut azasra. a hol a v0le
geny szulei laknak, Magyarorsza
gon. Egy par h6napot fognaA
oft t0lteni. azutan visszaternel
az Egyesult Allamokba.
| Youngstown regi magyarjai
akik lattak ezt az eskuvot, egy
hanguan AIT allitjak, hogy flyer
diszes eskivo, ilyen gy6nyorii il
kod dalom, meg mem volt young
stowni magyar kolonia tortenel
meben. Minden elore kidolgozoti
i terv szerint ment Is semmi fem
akadas, elteres mem tortent.
! Terviink az volt, hogy felsorol
! jlk azoknak neveit, akik jelen vo
tax a diAes lakoman. De mayor
sok volna EFT megtenni. Annyi
batran allithatjuk, nagyitas mel
kill, hogy Youngstown magyarsa
ganak szine java OFT volt. Az al
talanos erdeklodas megnyilvanu
lasa termeszetesen elso sorban
fatal par, kiilonosen menyasz
SONY szemelye iranti tinteletbo
tortent, de az is tagadhatatlanu
nyilvanval6va lett, hogy Young
stown legndpszeriibb magyarj'
10th Tstvan honfitarsunk, aki
ReformAtus Egyhaznak is oszlo
pos, aldozatkesz tagja, mint min
den nemes magyar mozgalom kes
|. seges patol6ja.
!. Sok szerencs6t kivAnun kaz II
4 ju parnak. Legyen egesz eletiil
81 hnl1nn = ,,4oy6ns, ,,+6r ,X;,orn1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-03
Esen1enyek

tasok.
i Aki polgar fs regisztralva van
az szavazhat reggel 6:30-t6l este
6:3O-ig.
FL alkalommal Youngstown.
Campbell, Struthers valamint a
megy6ben lev6 kisebb yarosok uj
vezetosegeket vaiasztanak.
J6 amerikai polgarnal IS ado.
fizet6neks one. &C.. g ,ynrrry hogy
varo s..v Ave, ,yenek
kerIl sJak We
deni ssp erdekeit.
Az altalunk fizetett ad6k orosz-
Ian reszet varosi kormanyzat
kolti ell.
A polgarmestcr felcl6s nagy
reszt vAros k0ltsegeiert. Al is
,kolaszek Board Of Education)
tagjai helyi ad6nak csaknem
fele felett rendelkezhet.
Lathat.iak tehat, ,mennyire fon-
tos az, hogy ne nagyhangu besze-
deket, iires igereteket, fHnek-fa-
max igert dzsabokat kell tekin-
tetbe venni a jel0ltek merlegele.
senel. hanem az allasra palyaz6k
val6di kepessegeit, multjat, ta-
nultsagat, gyakorlatat es hirne-
vet kell figyelembe venni.
Youngstownban harom komoly
jeloltje van polgarmesteri al
lasnak, ezek:
Joseph l.. Heffernen,
Frank Vogan,
Arthur II. Williams.
Heffernan jelenleg varosbiro.
A magyarsag jol ismeri, szegeny
sorsb6l, sajat erejevel, szorgalma
val kuzdtte fel magat, sok min.
denfelevel foglalkozott, koztik
ujsagirassal is, mig vfgre letette
az iigyvedi vizsgat. kes6bb Dona-
hey kormanyz6 kinevezte varos-
bironak, amely allasra ujbol meg
valasztottak negy eyvel ezelott.
Heffernan nagyszeru szonoki
kepessegii, velemenyiink szerint
nag ytehetsegu ember, akinel
csak biznisz gyakorlat hiany-
xix <es akir6l ennek hianyaban
csak feltetelezhetjik, hogy fon-
tos, az ad6fizetSk zsebet melyen
erinto ugyekben a helyes megol
dast fogja maid megtalalni.
Frank Vogan szinten ismert a
magyarok el6tt, sokan kozuluk
szavaztak ra ket izben, amikor
megyei penztarnoki allasra palya.
zott.
Williams a varos penzugyi igaz
gatoja szinten erdemes az alias.
ia.
A Board Of Education (iskola
szek) tagjai koziil kovetkezo-
ket ajanljuk a valaszt6k figyel.
mebe:
Robert McGhie
George Rudge, Jr.
Guy T. Oil.
Eek megbizhatok es megvedik
az adofizet6k jogait.
NE felejtsen cl IGENNEL sza'
vazni a grade elimination szava'
z6 cedulan. amely legkisebb az
osszesek k0zott.
r.
Fontos, hogy NEM-mel szavaz
zon leghosszabb apr6betiis &c
dulan, amelyen a fselo Mar
shall skvajer torveny, az also pc
dig hatnyomogat6 referendum
(chiropractor) bill.
A 13 bir6 jel0lt k0zul harom.
max van eselye a gyozelemre, e
EEK a mi velemenyiink szerint:
P. B. Mulholland,
Louis E. Guess,
Isaac M. Hogg.
A t0bbi ieloltek k0zott mee
Harry Hoffman lesz eros.
A Campbell magyarok ne fe
lejtsenek ell a STRAIGHT RE
DIrpI TCAN til o{op czaya mi Az
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01
Name Florida Co.
In Bankruptcy Suit

JACKSONyILLE, Fla, Jan. 81 Hq
The Shorthand company of Miami,
developers of Miami Shores, with the
exception of Coral Gables the largest
single development project in the
Maimi area, was named in an In
voluntary bankruptcy petition filed
in federal court today.
The petitioners, F. w. White,
Yvonne Verify and John NJ. Stebbing
all of Chicago, alleged that the com
pany owed them specific amounts
obtained through fraudulent con-
tracts. The action was brought, the
petition said, to forestall preference
to certain creditors who have actions
pending against the company. One
claim of $1,1OO,OO0 was mentioned as
the issue i'm suit brought in Dade
county by the ]. G. Penny-Gwynn
corporation. The petition further
alleges that certain sums have been
paid to creditors, notably the George
w. Langford Construction company
with intent to give these creditors
preferment in the settlement Of the
company's affairs.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01

court room fireworks began. James
Nixon, a black-haired nervous man
nered youth of Brooklyn, said he knew
Peaches" before her marriage and
had her pictures in his home. Earlier
in the day it had been indicated no
boy friends" would be called to the
stand, following upon ruling that
the lavendar leather "love diary of
Mrs. Browning was not admissible as
evidence.
The diary, together with letters to
three or four young girl friends of
Mrs. Browning, were held to pertain
to Mrs. Browning's life before her
marriage, period irrelevant the
Judge to the present action held. Her
past" officially a closed book, the APP
pearance of young Nixon was SUR
prise land Mrs Browning and her
mother sat in rigid attention during
his time on the stand Nixon said a
girl called him on the telephone to
say that she was married and that she
hoped he wished her we'll. He didn't
know at first who was calling him.
and finally asked, "Is it Frances?" he
testified.
WAS it this young woman here at
the end of the table?" asked John E.
Mack.
1T was" he said.
"He lies" shouted Mrs. Browning
her lips auivering and tears beginning
to stream from her eyes.
He's perjuring himself. I never saw
him before in my life" she cried.
When the court room subsidized, Mrs
Nixon, the wife of the witness, took
the stand. She testified that she had
seen several pictures and letters in her
husbands possession signed Frances.
Since these were not introduced her
testimony relating to this was stricken
out.
Roman Androwsky, a salesman for a
New York insurance company, was a
"bystander' witness. While standing
on the curb, he testified, waiting for
a young woman, Mrs. Browning and a
middle aged woman sat down on a
Riverside Drive bench in the dark and
he overheard them discuss Browning.
"I could never love an old man." he
said Mrs. Browning said, "but I'm get
ting what want, and I'll bet more"
Don't be too sure of that he said
follow my method and you'll come out
all right"
Lee Swint, gymnasium Instructor for
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01
A THREE DAYS
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

Persistent coughs and colds lead to seri-
Gus trouble. Youscan stop them now with
Creomulsion, an emulsifed creosote that
+ is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is new
medical discovery with two-fold action; it
soothes and heals the inhamed membranes
and inhibits germ growth.
Of all known drugs, creosote is recog-
nized by high medical authorities as one
of the greatest healing agencies for per-
sistent coughs and colds and other forms
of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains,
in addition to creosote, other healing ele-
ments which soothe and heal the infected
membranes and stop the irritation and
inflammation, while the creosote goes on
TO the stomach, isabsorbed into the blood,
attacks the seat Of the trouble and checks
The growth of the germs.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfactory
in the treatment Of persistent coughs and
colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and
other forms Of respiratory diseases, and is
excellent for building up the system after
colds or flu Money refunded if any cough
or cold is not relieved after taking accord
ing to directions. For sale by all drug
gists. Send coupon for free sample.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01
Carpenter Still Ekes
Out 5000 Francs Daily
In His Vaudeville Act

PARIS Jan. 20 R)-Georges Car
penties is learning the money diff
ference between flirting with
worlds championship in the. ring and
trying to be an actor
The record in vaudeville salaries
is likely to go to the fighter, but
there will be a vast gap between
5000, 600 francs for being beaten up
in the ring by Dempsey and about
5000 francs a night for amusing
music hall audiences while sweating
under wig and in satin court
breeches.
Carpenter has so much confidence
in his drawing power that he eXacted
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01
II Witnesses Share
Spotlight in Diuorce
Trial of BrolUnings

COURT HOUSE, WHITE PLAINS,'
N Y, Jan. 81. tP9-Seventeen witnesses
shared the spotlight in court today
with Edward w. Browning, 51-year-old
real estate man, who seeks a separa-
tion from his 16-year old wife, the
former Frances (Peaches) Heenan
The old, the young, the middle aged,
the voluble, the brief and the jocular,
all had their turns in such speedy
dispatching that by the middle of the
afternoon John E. Mack, head of the
Browning counsel, threw up his hands
Your honor he said, we've gone
so fast were all out of witnesses for
the day. I move we adjourn until to-
morrow morning"
"Browning's here" suggested Henry
Epstein of counsel for Mrs. Frances
(Peaches) Heenan.
Yes agreed Mack, "but We don't
want to put him on until the others
have had their say Don't worry
He'll go on, all right. And we'll prob
ably clear UP tomorrow-everyt .
The first witness, Marian Tussey, a
friend of Mrs. Browning before her
marriage, was recalled to reiterate
charges that she had been approached
by Browning to recollect anything she
could which might be used against
Mrs. Browning as character asper-
sions during the trial.
To offset her testimony, Browning S
counsel subpoenaed her landlord, an
elderly German named Croner; his
wife, a little blair dressed old fash
ioned continental type, and their young
housemaid.
The next group was three newspaper
syndicate men, who detailed arrange
ments they had made with Mrs
Heenan and Mrs Browning for a
honeymoon dairy-written in the Of
flee by horn-rimmed spectacled
newspaper man-and a feature series
of the flight from the Browning home.
Next came the Kew Gardens Inn,
Long Island, group waitress, a head
waiter, the manager of the Kew Gar
dens Inn, and a friend of Browning s
at that place. They all agreed, it
seemed, that the couple were lcongenial,
and none could recolIect any harsh
words or cruelty on Browning's part.
1t was when the first hoy friend"
of the case was on the stand that the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01
NEVADA MILL CLOSES

'TONAPAH, New, Jan. 81 B.-Ana
nouncing that low prices of lead and
zinc caused loss of $1,000 a carload
on concentrates, the mill of the
Simon Silver-Lead company, near
Nina, Mineral county, closed Today
J. Lee Bennet, superintendent, dis .
charged 125 men after the shutdown.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01
APPROVE AVIATION MEET

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 81 Cspecial to
The Dispatch).- Francisco
K. Serrano, governor OF the federal
district, has approved the suggestion
recently advanced for the holding of
an aviation convention in Mexico
City, 1t is the present purpose that
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01
c1rsroMs 1Aw REAnr

MEXICO CITY, jan 81 Especial to
The Dispatch) Secretary of Finance
Alberto ], PAM has approved the
rev customs regulations and these
will be put into effect at once. The
new regulations contain many
changes from the old methods of
procedure and are expected to ma.
terially facilitate both exports and
imnortS.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01

one-eighth OF the receipts rather than
salary, but as the house usually
plays to capacity, his share is cal
culated at not much over 5000 francs
a night, the amount received by
Mistinguett, who formerly was cred
tied here with having "the most
beautiful legs in the world"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01
CARD PARTY AT.
ELKS' HOME ON
THURSDAY NIGHT

The ladies' entertainment commit
tee of Il. P. o. Elks will hold their
first Of series of card parties at
the home OF the Douglas lodge No.
955, beginning promptly at o'clock
Thursday evening, February 3. This
party Will be for Elks and their
ladies only and following the card
playing refreshments will be served
in the banquet hall during the,
awarding of the prizes.
I There Will be tables for progress
sive bridge as well as progressive
sWllist, and appropriate prizes for
Eboth men and women will be
/ awarded. the winners. An unusually
large crowd is expected and those
who desire to attend are requested
Ito be at the home so that playing
lnaay commence promptly at o'clock
Mrs Douglas Cooper is chairman Of
the committee in charge of the af-
lfair.
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a school in New York, added shocks to
the other elements that had been in
ttrduced He testified how Mrs. Brown
ling could swear when perturbed
/ when Mrs. Heenan talked to me
about the possibility of losing this
case" he explained, "she said, If. lose
this case for Babe (Peaches) I shoot
Browning, Dale, the judge and the
whole works." The whole works, y
he said, were graphically modified
At the adjournment at 2:55 p. m
Browning's side had utilized the ma
jority of its witnesses, and his attOr-
neys indicated they would probably
end the case tomorrow.
Browning is expected to go on the
stand either late in the morning or
early in the afternoon. His conten-
| tion throughout has been that his wife
/ abandoned him without cause, and
that she has no basis for attacking
him as cruel, which is the reason she
gave as the basis for her leaving him
i last October, six months after the mar
riage.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01
BASEBALL GAME

PHOENIX, Jan. 81 P.-The Dem
yer club of the Western baseball
league, will play an all-star Salt
River valley team here April 2 ana
3 in route to El Paso, where it will
appear April 9 and 10, it was an
nounced today. An effort is being
made to schedule an exhibition game
with the University of Arizona nine
for April A.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01
OIL ON RIALWAY

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 81 Especial to
The Dispatch). A considerable
stretch of the railway line of the
CarGenas division near the town of
Ell Clarin was flooded with pet
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01
RAskErRALL ToURNEY

CHICAGO, Jan. 20. -s(P The Ma
tional Catholic interscholastic basket
ball tournament held under the aus
pfces Of the Boyola university was set
today for March II to 20. %64
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01

roieum recently when $1,000 barrel
oil we'll was brought in on the right
CT way. The pressure was such that
the rig was thrown across the track.
This well proves new field in, Mex
leo.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-01

that meeting take up not only mat
ters OF military flying but CONNER
cial aviation as WE'LL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14
TRUST IS
CHARGED

Charges that the National Broad
casting Company is attempting ito
create great radio monopoly" were
laid before the Federal radio COM
mission today by Judge ]. F. Ruth
erford of New York, president of the
Peoples Pulpit Association. His
Organization operates station WBBR.
Rossville, N. Y.
Rutherford appeared in behalf of
his stations application to obtain
an assignment Of $50 kilocycles.
which the commission granted to
station WIZ of New York, a Radio
Corporation station.
WBBR was given ITO kilocycles.
This assignment is inadequate to
broadcast our programs, which are
much more important to the public
than those Of VIZ" Rutherford de-
clared
1T is unpleasant to say it, but
the National Broadcasting Company
is trying to create radio monopoly
derrOgatory to the aims and pur.
poses Of the new radio act, and.
against public interest, convenience
and necessity"
At Rutherford's request, o. III.
Caldwell, a member of the COM
mission, took the stand to describe
the basis for assigning wave lengths.
He said the ALLEGATION was made on
the public service rendered by a
station as disclosed by its programs
published in the newspapers,