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Evening star., 1927-04-28
FILM COWBOY SLAIN;
WIFE IS ACCUSED
Police Say Shooting Took Place at
Widest Drinking Party
They Ever Saw.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Los ANGELES, April 2S.--Five
motion picture folk who participated
in what was described by police as
one of the widest drinking parties
ever TO come under their attention
in Hollywood and which was climaXed
by the fatal shooting of Tom Kerrlck.
film cowboy, were asked to refresh
their hazy memories today as the
county grand jury was called in spe-
cial session to fix responsibility.
kerrick was shot to death in his
home yesterday morning during the
party. at which police say liquor flow
ed freely.
His wife, Sarah Kerrick, screen
double" who is accused of having
fired the fatal shot in jealous frenzy,
became hysterical when questioned.
All she remembered was n "scufile"
with her husband and some one else
and that the shooting was accidental.
She was held on a murder charge.
The other principals, according to
police, had not sufficiently recovered
from the effects of liquor yesterday
to make coherent statements. Held
rs material witnesses, they are Iris
Burns, Joe Hunt, Henry Isabel. and
his wife. Anita Davis, all said to be
motion picture extras"
According to the police reconstruc.
tion of the killing. kerrick aroused
Evening star., 1927-04-28
EIGHT CITIES SEEK
OLYMPIC CONTESTS
Berlin, Rome and Barcelona
Leading AspirantS for
Games of 1886.
Bv the Associated Press.

b
MONTE CARLO. Monaco, April Is.
Eight cities are striving for the
honor of playing host to the Olympic
games of 1886.
Berlin. Rome and Barcelona, it was
indicated at the meeting here Of the
international Olympic committee,
which has just closed. are in the fore
Of the aspirants for the 1896 0lympiad,
which will follow the 1882 games at
Los Angeles. Other contenders are
Rio 1aneiro. Brazil: Alexandria. Egypt,
Lausanne. Switzerland; Heisingfors,
Finland. and Budapest, Hungary.
During the sessions the German
delegate pointed out that the games
had been scheduled for Berlin In 1916.
being cancelled because of the World
War. and Contended that in the spirit
Of the LoCarno agreements the award
Of such an international gathering TO
their capital would be an excellent
move in the direction Of healing the
war wounds.
The Italian delegates boosted Rome
ss the only ancient capital, besides
Athens, now functioning as modern
capital and declared it logical that
the City of Seven Hills should have
a term 10 harhor the games.
SPANS representatives argued that
Spain was the mother country Of
South America. and since the games
never vet have been held on that
continent il would he gratifying TO
South American sportsmen If they
were held in Barcelona. They added
that that city has just erected a fine
new stadium possessing a coo-meter
straightaway.
Under the precedent Of the commit
tee decision will he reserved until the
Amsterdam meet next year.
Thirty.nine countries OF the 50 he
longing 10 the international Olympic
committee were represented az the
Monte Carlo meeting.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
SPANISH BULL FIGHTER
WINS MEXICAN LAURELS
Champion Has Killed 500 Animals
During His Five-Year
Career.
nv the Assor;ated press.


MADRID, Spain. 9pril 2S.--Nillalta,
champion bull fighter Of Spain, is back
with the Golden Ears Of Mexico, en-
blematic of championship, after con-
ouering everything that republic had
ITO offer in the way Of bulls.
Villalta (his first name is Nicanorl
ts 2S years old. He has killed 500
bulls during the five years he has
been in the business"
Business is his own expression. He
takes part in 65 to 20 exhibitions each
year, for which he receives an in
come of about $4,000.
Villalta points out that his critical
audiences allow him but 90 minutes
in which to dispatch a bull. If he
should ever fail he would have to
retire to the bush" league, and his
name would be removed from cigar
cites, soda-pop and silk stocking ad-
vertisements, to say nothing of his
many photographs which would be
ousted from the rooms Of admiring
Spanish maidens.
He knows only eight words of Eng
lish-"I am the holder Of the Golden
Ears"
Evening star., 1927-04-28

Red Is the color OF good fortune
among the Chinese.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Successful Men
What
They Realize

WHENEVER you read the life
w stories of successful men, note
their emphasis on health. They keep
themselves in fine physical trim.
The first rule of success is health and
the first rule of health is keen appetite
and perfect elimination. Intestinal
poisons rob you of pep.
Millions of people are ready to advise
you to take Beecham's Pills, gentle,
laxative. For nearly 100 years the peo-
pies of all nations have found them
superior for constipation, and resultant
indigestion, sick headache, biliouSess
and that tired feeling"
Evening star., 1927-04-28
SOCIETY CELEBRATES.
Philosophical Group Marks 200th
Anniversary.

PHILADELPHIA, April % CP)..-
The American Philosophical Society,
founded by Benjamin Franklin for
1.-The advancement Of useful knowl-
edge celebrates its 200th anniversary
at its annual meeting here tomorrow.
The society, which originated in
Franklin's famous "Junto," is the
oldest organization of the kind in
America.
On it's bicentennial the society is
starting campaign for new quarters
to house its priceless possessions.
Among these are Thomas Jefferson's
draft of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, the charters Of William
Penn, most Of Franklin's original pa
pers. Franklin's famous Electrical
Machine and a number Of portraits.
Eleven Presidents of the United
States have been members Of the
society.
Evening star., 1927-04-28

as so years ago. He is a firm advo-
cate of free discussion Of all matters
and says the classroom is an ideal
place for thrashing out problems.
A soldier in the Confederate army
at the age of is, he took his Phi. d.
degree in the University of Paris and
studied at the University of Berlin
after the war. DIR. Lynes, now Sc, is
prominent in the United Confederate
Veterans
Evening star., 1927-04-28

Pimples. blotches, circles under
the eyes-are all outward signs of
the inward havoc this scourge
plays. Constipation saps strength,
wrecks health and causes many
serious diseases. Guard against it.
Do not let it drag you down to
suffering and pain.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is guaran-
teed to relieve constipation safely
and promptly. Eat two tablespoon
fuls daily-in chronic cases, with
every meal. Kellogg's is 1000
bran-100qo effective! That's why
doctors recommend it.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
FLYER Postpones Hop.

CASABLANCA, French Morocco,
April 27 LP.-Capt. Saint-Roman.
French aviator, who left this morn
ing for Dakar, Senegal, in continu
ance of his flight from Marseille to
Buenos Aires. encountered difficulties
which obliged him to return 10 the
airdrome here. Later he decided to
postpone his hop-Off for Dakar.
Evening star., 1927-04-28

Beecham's Pills scientifically cleanse
the bowels OF poisonous substances by
eliminating them from the system,
thereby protecting you from the count
less ills which result from clogged in
testines.
These little pills arc easy to take and
gentle in action, but positive. In no
way do they dynamite" the system
or produce strain. Children can take
them as safely as grown-ups. Not ex-
perimental but long proved.
For sale at drug stores eTeTJTvhcre
2Sc and SOC.
Evening star., 1927-04-28

his wife's jealousy by his attentions
to Miss Burns. Mrs. kerrick, bor-
rowing a small-caliber pistol from
Hunt, hid it in her purse. Later,
during a quarrel with her husband,
she drew the weapon and fired twice.
One of the shots lodged in Kerrick's
chest. He was dead when police ar
rived.
An additional charge of suspicion
of murder was lodged against Hunt.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
CONSTIPATION CAUSES UGLY SKINS
Get prompt, safe relief with
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN

Delicious with milk or cream
and add fruits or honey for an
extra treat. Mix it with other
cereals, with soups. Try the rec
ipes on every package. Made by
Kellogg in Battle Creek. Served at
hotels, restaurants. Sold by all
grocers. Comes ready to eat.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
STORK Is CONFUSED.
Twins Born Day Apart in Separate
Towns

CHICAGO, April % (P.-The stork
delivering twins here may have be-
come confused by the change TO day
light saving time. At any rate. Mrs.
Anna kovel gave birth to a son at
La Grange. a suburb. one day. while
his twin brother was born the next
in Austin, another suburb. The boys
met today at a hospital, where they
are holding a family reunion with
their mother
Evening star., 1927-04-28
SAYS STADIUM BUILDING
is REPLACING EDUCATION
DR.. Lynes Holds Nations Intellec-
tual Development Threatened
by Present Trend.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MARIETTA, Ga. April 2S.-Amer-
lean colleges are substituting stadium
building for mind building and the
intellectual development of the Nation
stands in a way to suffer as a result,
says DIR. ]. Cotton Lynes. who during
his career as an educator has been
president of three Southern schools
and instructor in several others.
After lecturing before more than
1000 students. he believes the boys
and girls Of today are much the same
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Patterns for EVery Room

Unless you have seen the newest Gold
Seal Art Rugs you can have no idea Of
their attractiveness. Every pattern is the
creation of world-famous designer
represents the height of color blending
the most up-to-date ideas in rug design.
You can choose from delightful variety
of rich Oriental motifs; attractive floral
effects; and neat tile designs patterns to
suit every room. Sizes from small mats to
9 x IS foot rugs.
Your local dealer will show you Gold
Seal Art Rugs. And remember-don't fail
to insist that the Gold Seal appear on the
Tics Won hIvl
Evening star., 1927-04-28
ROYAL HOME TO BE HOTEL,
Isle of Wight Cottage Will Become
Hostelry.

COWES, Isle of Wight. April Is up.
The first royal residence to he made
into a hotel is Osbourne Cottage, on
the Isle of Wight, formerly the home
of Princess Beatrice.
It was wedding gift from
Reatrice's mother. Queen Victoria. on
Evening star., 1927-04-28

the occasion Of her marriage to Prince
Henry. The rooms are TO retain the
names of royalty instead of numbers
and the cottage is to be operated bv
a private company on exclusive lines.
The Queen of Spain, daughter If
Princess Beatrice. and her hrot hers
spent most of their childhood at Os.
bourne Cottage. and many royal per.
sonages have visited the place.
, 1927-09-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL

The Sunday schools of the land are getting under way
again after a period of vacation or desultory attendance. Those
who take upon themselves the burden of the religious educa-
hon of youth are ready to buckle down to what is conceded a
real job. Young people do not turn out to Sunday school as
interesting and valuable.
lime was when every child in every community dressed in
his best on Sunday morning and started off to the church
school fortified with his lesson learned during the week. He
memorlzed the golden text and, likely as not, a considerable
number of verses from the Bible. A wholesome taste for
Biblical literature and a facility in Biblical quotation were usual
ay impaired in the Sunday school.
But times have changed. A college professor recently dis
covered that his class in English literature could not identify
20 per cent of the Biblical illusions to be found in a selected
group of Tennyson's poems. Familiarity with the Bible and
attendance upon Sunday school are marked by the same ration of
decline.
The Sunday school today contends with competitors never
Thought of in the oden days. The waning power of parental
authority IS another enemy of stated religious education. But
the great weakness lies in the antiquated equipment and the
outgrown practices of backward churches. The contrast be-
tween the public school and some Sunday schools is pathetic.
The child feels this disparity even though he may not analyze
1t.
Happily, the churches understand this weakness and are
boldly attacking it. The period of transition is upon the Sunday
school and upon methods in religious education. The problem
That it must be solved is the conviction of every true Am
er1can, whether churchgoer or not. Religious education is every
bit as fundamental to the welfare and happiness of a democracy
as secular education. 1t must not decline either in favor or
usefulness. 1t must not even lag behind.
, 1927-09-21
THE IDLER LOSES OUT

Glen Frank, President of the University of Wisconsin. saws
an a recent syndicate article: Society is unconsciously working
toward a system of compulsory labor by making the idler and
parasite a less and less popular figure" Here DR.. Frank points
out one of the fundamental principles of American security
and prosperity.
Up to the coming into being of America, wealth regarded
not as the means toward progress or Improvement, but simply
the agency by which the possessor could live luxuriously and
prodlgany without worry or work, at the expense of others.
Inns attitude caused the fall of Rome am. the great powers of
.ha' PERIOD; IN france 1t resulted in the Revolution, In our own
'"e - "a oeen rlklne exempified by Russia.
: Here, in America, there should be no danger of Bolshevism
for the simple reason that the rich man works just as hard as,
and often harder than the man who has no capital but his hands
He uses his wealth to promote great industries and centraGze
business, with the subsequent improvement and weILbeing of all.
In short, his money is to him the means to a very certain end;
Ultimate perfection Of his product or service.
Perfection is not yet here, but we can be sure that in Am
erica we are nearer it than ever before, anywhere in the world.
And one of the greatest factors is what DIR. Frank speaks OF,
the encouragement of s%lothfuness and the tendency of wealth
to use itself for the good of all.
, 1927-09-21
TALK LEFT TO POLITICIANS

C. L.. Seagrave. General Colonization Agent of the Sante
Fe Railroad, delivers a blow to the continual talk of agricultural
depression. He states that in reality purchasing power of the
farmer is climbing, pointing to decisive increases in radio, tractor
and implement sales.
In spite of so-caled "Farm-Improvement' bills and rhetori-
cal speeches of vote-seeking politicians, the American farmer
today is in a better position than ever before. His comforts
have increased MANIFOLD. Agriculture is becoming stabilized,
like all other forms of industry, mainly through introduction of
labor-saving machinery and "surefire" not "hit-and-miss,"
methods. The value of the tractor alone is inestimable; it has
practically revolutionized farming.
1t is not the farmer, excepting a few howlers such as are
found in any class, that is behind the constant cry of Help the
farmer by legislation" The modern farmer is applying business
efficiency, intent on lettering himself by increased production
and newer methods. He has his work to do, and he doesn't
want aimless talk, and has no time for it. That is left to the
politicians.
, 1927-09-21
AND YET WE KIcK AT A SECONDS DELAY

In England, the telephone system is owned by the govern
ment and is operated through the postal department. If anyone
in London desires to talk across the Channel, he must go to the
central post office and make an appointment, possibly for the
following day. He must then be on hand at the hour appointed
to attend to the call.
what a contrast to our own privately owned telephone sys-
teml In Our Country anyone may place a call from his own
home and in a few minutes talk with anyone in any part of the
country and even across the ocean to London in a few hours
, 1927-09-21

The chief constable of one of
the British cities has expressed the
opinion that 'if a pedestrian were
as careful al the average motorist,
many of whom drive fast. but safe
ly. there would be fewer accidents.
Walking to the common danger
seems to be more prevalent than
driving to the common danger"
, 1927-09-21

The building Of the new electric
line into Oregon Basin and the
growth of Cody this summer has
brought another electric supply
house into Cody. This new firm
will have the new office building
Immediately in the rear of the First
National bank.
, 1927-09-21
Helping Pop

The minister raised his eyes from
the notes Of his sermon just in time
to see his young son in the gallery
pelt the congregation with horse
chestnuts. The good man was pre-
pairing a frown of disapproval when
the young hopeful cried out: "You
tend to your preaching. Pop; I'll
keep 'em awake"
, 1927-09-21
Don't Spread This

Don't Spread This
Si-Sara. is there anything you
want from town this mornin'?"
Sara-You might stop in at one
OF them there stores and buy q
jar OF hat there Traffic Jam 1
been ahearin' So much about"
, 1927-09-21
Rather Harsh

A man is something that can
e a pretty ankle three blocks
away while driving a motor car in
a crowded city street. but will fail
to notice, IN the wide, open coun-
try-side the approach of a locomo-
tive the size Of a schoolhouse and
accompanied by a flock Of forty
two box cars.
, 1927-09-21

Real estate transfers are always
indicative of an era of prosperity
in any town. There has been some
brisk movement of property espec-
tally vacant lots in Cody during the
past summer.
, 1927-09-21

The Germans say. Choose a fru-
gal Wife" but fail to say where to
get her.
, 1927-09-21

A government report says. Zone
person in ten who earns his living
in the United States is on the pub
lie payroll" We object to the use
of the word earns"
, 1927-09-21
Bad Form

Never do that again. John"
"Hey?"
Never honk, for me to come out
Of church"
, 1927-09-21

The difference between workers
and shirkers is far more than tn,
sound of the words would indicate
, 1927-09-21

Those who forget themselves ar
quickly forgotten.
, 1927-09-21

When a woman gets a permanent
wave she %fervently prays that It
may sweep some nan off his feet.
, 1927-09-21

A customer doesn't stand well
with the bank when the latter has
to carry him too long.
, 1927-09-21

The one thing a wife will cheer
fully admit to her husband is that
she can't think of n reason for
having married him.
, 1927-09-21

Much of what passes for dishones
ty is Just plain Ignorance.
, 1927-09-21

Complaints help to prove thai
there are many persons who are
poor sports in various ways.
, 1927-09-21

In Chicago a society of married
men has been organized to define
and defend the rights of husbands.
Here is evidence that a few men
in the world have entirely lost the
sense of fear.
, 1927-09-21

The chief constable of one of
the British cities has expressed the
opinion that "if a pedestrian were
as careful as the average motorist,
many of whom drive fast. but safe
ly. there would be fewer accidents.
Walking to the common danger
to be o prevalent than
driving to the common danger"
The building of the new electric
line into Oregon Basin and the
growth of Cody this summer has
brought another electric supply
house into Cody. This new firm
will have the new office building
Immediately in the rear of the First
National bank.
Real estate transfers are always
indicative of an era of prosperity
in any town. There has been some
brisk movement of property. espec-
tally vacant lots in Cody during the
past summer.
A government report says, lone
person in ter who earns his living
in the United States is on the pub
lie payroll" We object to the use
of the word earns
The Germans say, Choose a fru-
gal wife," but fail to say where to
get her.
The difference between workers
and shirkers is far more than the
sound of the words would indicate.
A customer doesn't stand well
with the bank when the latter has
to carry him too long.
quickly forgotten.
Much of what passes for dishones-
ty is Just plain Ignorance.
Complaints help to prove that
there are many persons who are
poor sports in various ways.
Bad Form
Never do that again, John"
"Hey?"
Never honk, for me to come out
of church,
Don't Spread This
Si@Sara. is there anything you
want from town this m~ornin'?"
Sara-You might stop in at one
OF them there stores and buy q
jar of hat there Traffic jam /
been ahearin' So much about"
Helping Pop
The minister raised his ewes from
the notes of his sermon Just in time
see his young son in the gallery
pelt the congregation with horse
chestnuts. The good man was pre-
pairing a frown of d~isapproval when
the young hopeful cried out: you
tend to your preaching. Pop; I'll
keep 'em awake"
Rather Harsh
A man is something that can
a pretty ankle three blocks
away while driving a motor a in
crowded city street. but will fail
notice, IN the wide, open coun-
the approach of a locomo-
tive the size Of a schoolhouse and
accompanied by a flock Of forty
box cars
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04

init, J&zuse vagyok' - mi ezen az
egesz napon vele voltunk, 8 pedig XII.
ser szuntelehil benniinket eSy szebb
! kegyesebb elet megteremtSSdben, a
melyr6l a hivek aldozatkeszsege kell5
bizonysagat adta a mai napon is, mi
utan ezen vasarnapon is a k0vetke-
z6 testvereink tettek le az Ur olta-
rara kegyes adomanyaikat: F6nagy ia
nos es csaladja telnplom koltsegeihez
20 dollarral jarult, vagyis valt6janak
egy reMletet torlesztette le; Vajka Far
kas $3.50, Mento Karoly es csaladj;i
$5-t fizettek tagsagi dij fejeben, mig
F6nagy Janos IS csaladja SGT es Had
nagy Janos Is csaladja $3.t, amely osz
szeg egy-egy uj villanylampa megval
tasara leend forditva. Fogadjak buz
60 adakozok nemes cselekedetukert egy
hazunk 0sszes tagjainak igazi elismere
set es k0sz0netet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04

/ Istentisztelet. - Egyhazunk kebele-
ben reank kovetkez0 .vasarnap, azaz
augustus 7-en, reggel pont fel 11-kor
fogja yenni kezdetet a rendes listen
tisztelet predikal maga a lelkesz.
Az istentiszteletet megel5z0leg, azaz
pont 9 oral kezdettel vasarnapi iskola,
Kiss Julianna szupenrintendens we've.
t6se mellett.
Urvacsoraosztas utan.-Mine No. 5,
Mercer, Pa.-Ezen banyaplezen az
clmult vasarnap tartott az egyhaz be-
szolgal6 lelkesze alkalmi istentisztele-
tet, amely alkaloanmal kapcsolatosan az
Urnak scent asztala is meg volt terit.
We az ujkenyer halaadas elnlekere. Az
aldozashoz szikseges scent sakramen.
tumi jegyeket filialis egyhazunk prezs.
bytere, Porkolab J6zsef 6s kedves neje,
sziil. Farkas Izabella voltak szivesek
adomanyozni; mig szlkseges terit6-
ket egyhazunk mask prezsbytere, Hor-
kai Inare 6s kedves neje, sziil. Porkolab
Eszter voItak szivesek k0lcs0n0zni. Fo-
gadjak erte halas k0sz0netiinket.
Keresztel6s.-Ezen fenti szolgalatok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
Beaver Falls, Pa.
A BEAvER,FAILsI MAuYAR REF
EGYIIkz HIREI.
Kozli: Mt. roth rfbor, ref. lellcssz.

Televi k0zgyiil6s.-Egyhazunk fel.
evi kozgy1lsse no zen, vasarnap del
elott lesz rnegtartva. Kerjak hiveket'
hogy j6jjenek ell ere a gyiilesre es e.
altal is tegyenek bizonysagot arr6l, hogy
'lelkIkon viselik egyhazunk iigyeit. Sok
testveriink meg ma sem tett eleget egy-
haza iranti kotelessegenek. Nagyon
kerjik egyhazunk tagjait es joszivii Sc.
git6it, hogy multi eyre felajanlott osz
szegeiket, amennyiben meg nem fizet-
tex be, legyenek szivesek eljuttatnl
egyhazunk el6ljar6sagahoz Mindnya-
junk ereiet egyesiteni kefl, ha celhoz
akarunk jutni. A regi lelkesedes ebred
len uira a. szivekben tettekkel mutas
suk meg ,hogy szivunk0n viseljik egy-
hazunk,. sorsat es mem, hogy hanyatla-
nj engednenk, de diadalra vissziik s2ent
iigy6t.
Tancmnlatsag.-N6i Egyletiink eliza
tarozta, hogy h6e6-an, szonibaton cs-
te Macy tancmulatsagot rcndez a Colum
bus.felc Hallban A tiszta j0vedelem.
mex fele az egyhaz, fele pedig Mi
Egylet iavara lesz forditva. Ezuton is
tisztelettel meghivjuk a beavcrfallsi es
kornyeken lak6 magyarsagot. JGjjon cl
mindcnki, aki egy igazan kellemes cs-
teben akar reszesiilni.
Konfirmaci6. Gyermekeink mar
nagy ban keszilnek vallast tenni hitik.
r6l. Kedves, jo szil0k OFT vannak-e e
tc gyermel0eid is azok k0z0tt, Xix u.i-
kenyerkor fognak konfirmalni Tani-
tas, vasarnap kivetelevel, minden nap