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Evening star., 1928-01-29
NEBRASKA IN LINE
TO OPPOSE CADETS
Princeton Also Seems Sure
to Face Midshipmen in
November 24 Game.

BIZ TIE As=ocia.ed Pre-s
n YEW YORK. January 23-Witn
M every indication pointing 70
| ~ complete and final collapse Of
L Army Navy peace negotiations
definite announcement likely
will be forthcoming within a feT days
Of these additions 70 the foot ball CAL
endar for next November "a:
Army VS.. Nebraska at Yankee Sta
dunn. New York; Navy VS.. Princeton at
Franklin Field. Philadelphia.
In the vernacular OF the prize ring
both games are considered as good as
in" with negotiations actually COM
pleted and final approval awaiting only
signal from WASHINGTON % the no
academies freeing them from any fur
ther restraint.
Both Holding on.
So long as there has been anv pros
pect Of a conciliation between West
Point and Annapolis, looking 10
patching up Of their eligibility differ
ences. neither has been able 70 make
any definite move for substitute game.
Since any prospect Of healing the
breach this year now is so remote as 70
be virtually indistinguishs Die it is as
sun1ed the academies may go ahead and
NebraSka's athletic authorities. who
have been n the East for some time 70
press their quest for a game with the
Army. are anxious 10 have the cadets 20
West. They have dangied attractive
terms in front OF the military authori-
ties, 1t is understood. for contest in
the stadium at Lincoln or at Chicago's
famous battle-ground. Soldier Field.
Failing in this, however. the Corn
huskers are willing TO play the Army
on Eastern soil. They want the game,
under any conditions. West Point with
three trips already on lis schedule. IS
opposed 20 making fourth and longer
jaunt. As result 1t viii not be sur
priSing TO see the game announced for
New York gridiron
Meanwhile West Points otscials show
a decided diSinclination 20 take I'd the
cudgels with Representative Hamilton
Fish OF New York. or otherwise prolong
a newspaper controversy which theY
feel already has gone too far. II ao-
pears 70 be the attitude OF Army men
they have made their point. presented
their Sice OF the case clearly and that
nothing needs 20 be added
Resent Criticism.
While officiallv silent. il Is rer4a,n
they resent the criticism Of Representa-
tive Fish growing out OF the refusal og
Maj, Gen. Winans. West Point slperin-
tendent. 10 attend new conference on
conciliaiion. Military men feel that the
critical attitude taken by the New YORK
Representative is evident 0! their con-
tention that no further good. ard Dos
Stoly considerable harm. would 6ereloo
from any further attempt at neSotsa-
tons 50 long as the two academies are
so sharply split on eligibility issues.
November - viii be a brisk dav On
the gridiron IL the twe prospective bat
ties for the Army and Navy bloom,
where only one grew before. Harvard
and Yale already are booked az New
Haven that afternoon. while FnrSna-n
and Georgetown are slated 20 pls~ a.
the Polo Grounds. On the same Ssv
Dartmouth and Northwestern are sche5-
uled At Chicago.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
MARY BROWNE MAY
BE AMATEUR AGAIN

~ tie Assst,1s'e3 Press
NEW YORK. January % There arc
soylc expectations that Mary X. Brown
VIII soon make her peace 1lth ths
United States Golf Association.
The executive committee VIII me"t
tn March for the consideration NJ the
1929 activities. Up IN the present. Miss
Browne has not applied fqr reinstate-
ment
The understanding Is that she viii
seek 10 have l;fted the bars placed
against ilef due 10 her actiyitlef AS a
member II the professional tennis
troupe of G. G pyle
Last year the golf association JET II
pe known that she ~oliId be- elia3bie
for reinstatement after period cf
'g0od eonduci" with reference ~ her
professional enterprises While M
Browne took part 80 several eccti0nsi
GOLF char mp,on$njps last year, 10 notice
! was taken by the golf association, which
+ Is concerned chiefly with the ma ior
4 tournaments
Evening star., 1928-01-29
COlON|ALS s EASILY
BEAT OR|0LE TEAM
Trail Baltimore U. at Half
but Finish Strong to Win
by 81 to 28.

Ralying briskly in the second half
George Washington Unlversltys stall
wart basketerS swept TO a 1928 triumph
over University of Baltimore last night
in the Colonlals' gym. Had the visitors
had any more players like Diehl It
night have been a different story. All
Diehl did was 10 score II points on five
floor goals and seven fonl shots.
Starting the game without Sapp. who
has left school, and Carey regular Tor
wards. George Washington found the
going hard in the first stages, with Ais
house and Barrow, their pony 'front.'
court men. on the job This pair,
though, Gid highly creditable work.
Barrow WAS shunted from the game
midway of the first half and Carey,
who replaced him. promptly took the
lead In a determined Colonial attack.
From this stage George Washington
carried the fight TO its guests from the
Monumental City Before the final
whistle blew Carey had found the
range from the floor for five goals 10
lead his teams offensive.
Entering the second naf trailing IA
to 1T. George Washington got Its at
tack functioning in earnest and soon
stepped out to a commanding lead. Loss
Of Morris. who had played an exceed
ingly clever floor game beside scoring
twice from scrimmage and Decker via
the personal foul route hurt the Bal
timoreans.
Aside from Carey. Allshouse dis
played a good scoring eye for G. W.
Lopeman played a clever all-round
game and Joe .Rangley, making his
debut with Colonials, appeared TO ad-
vantage.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
Pcltzcr i'm MilIrOsc A. A. Meet,
But Will Not Race With Hahn

entered IN the mile. ninky Sober OF the
Holy Name Club. Johnny Holden. New
York A, c.. Phil Edwards. New York
University, aud Bernie McCaifefs
Seton Hall are down fur the half mile,
The i.000-yard run has drawn entries
from Leo I.arrivee ot the Chicago A. A.
Ray Dodge Of the Illinois A. G.. aohuy~
ier Enck, former Penn state star, and
Frank Masterson, Newark A e, In
the 900" for the John Wanamaker jra
trophy. will he George lYenean, New
York A, e., national champion Oliver
proudloek Newark A. O., and Johnny
aittig, Chicago A. @
Approximately 200 outstanding
American athletes will compete Ia the
games. International fiavop viii he
added not only by reilger'S appearance
but tY william Schnitt af Germany
and Arthur SehWAh, Switzerland wha
will face some af this rauntry's fore
most walking stars In a a,00n meter
event
Canada viii be represented ht
Evening star., 1928-01-29
SENSATIONAL GOAL
GIVES HOYAS GAME
Mount ST. Mary'S Defeated.
q to 20. on a Shot in
Last 10 Seconds.

Tsllvlng in the latter part Of the
game. GEORGETOWN University baSkete"S
nosed out the Mount ST Mary's quintet
81 10 20 last night in a thrilling battle
on the Arcadia floor. 4 goal tossed
from scr;mmage by Dutton 10 SECONDS
before the final gun was fired decided
the issue in the HoyaS' favor.
About IS seconds before DUt:on threw
the all-important goal. McGaTrigan Of
the visitors had scored from the open
floor 10 deadlock the contest. Only a
short time before caging the ball, the
same Mount St Marys PLAYER had
failed 10 pocket two toSSes from thc
free line granted when a Georgetown,
baSke;er had fouleo.
Nip and Tuck All the Way.
The Iast-minute action was typical
Of tlls entire engagement. From start
to finish. i vas a nip-and-tuck affair
with the visitors holding the advantage
until only seven minutes remained 70
plav At the end of the half, the
EmmitSburg fiye was in front. 10 10 s,
cue mainly 10 some SfarpShooilng by
Mccall and a couple of sensational
baskets from near midcourt by Nc
Garrigan.
When the second half got under
way. the visitors Threatened 10 romp
20 victory In Jig time. they had run
the score 10 lS 10 Il in their favor.
Then the Eoyas found way 10 COM
bat the EmmitSburg attack and al the
same tine score on their own account.
II was Dutton's fine eye that startod
Georgetown on rs way 10 overtake the
visitors He made good with three sue
ceSsive shots from the foul line 10 get
his team within a point of Mount ST.
Msry'S. then No-k counted from the
field 10 send Georgetown into the lead
for the first time during the fray.
Dutton tailed again from the foul line
and Georgetown resorted TO defen-
siYe game.
Misses Two Foul Shots
With only a minute of play left.
though. a two-Shot foul was called
against the Hoyas. McGarrigan set
himself carefully for each OF MS free
losses, but each time the ball bounded
from the hoop. Not 10 be denied,
though. ne took a pass from Connell
soon after and cut the cards cleanly
with q tying goal.
g1ot by McGarrigan from midcourt
trimmed the basket A Georgetown
player took the bali on the rebound, 1t
was deftly worked through the court
70 Dutton and he registered the de-
clsive counter.
Summary.
Evening star., 1928-01-29

by the AssnciAted PfaAs
n IEW YORK. January .s.~Dr,
nj Otto Peltzer aud Lloyd Hahn
VI both viii see action IN the Mill
i rose games at Madison Square
Garden next Thursday night
but not in the same event.
That WAS determined definitely today
when the MillfoAe ofnciais announced
that Peitaer's first American start would
be Ia sn BD0meter run Hahn. who II
expected to tace the famed German
middle distance star al iAih The 400
and 800 meter events Ia the Olynploc
this Summer, already Is huakeh % com
pete Ia the ttodman Wansmaker mile.
classic feature ot the Mlllrnae meet.
Just Who will ba IN the field agalns,
feltzef IN hls f,rst appearance IN thla
country remains Ia he announced, Mna'
ot the middle distance stars have
entered other events. Hahn, Jimmy
Connolly NJ the New York A. g., hili
Go. nf Penn State, Raw CongeI and
Joe sisak 0f the Illinois A, a. are
Evening star., 1928-01-29
CENTRAL SWIM MERS
BEAT CALVERT HALL

BALTIMORE Nd. January "a
CenfYsI High Gclso0I 81 Washington
cetessed Calvert Hall IN al Interesting
sgsn1ming nseet 81 the knights " Col
1't DIS pooi tonight. 81 70 %.
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Evening star., 1928-01-29
STURTRIDGE SEEKS
AN OLYMPIC BERTH

BIZ the Associated Press.
GARY. Ind. January 2s.-First Joie
Ray and nov another Gary steel mill
worker hopes TO win berth on Ameri-
cas- 1928 Olympic team. He Is Richard
sturtridge, former Depauw University
track star.
Sturtridge, figure in the decathlon
Al three successive Penn and Illini re-
Laws. has been working in the steel
mills since he was graduated from
Depauw last Spring On April /. re
plans TO 20 into intensive training
under the direction Of Coach Steve
Farrell Of the University Of Michigan.
He says he rs In excellent condition.
Joie Ray one Of Americas greatest
miiers, VINO has been working IN the
same mills since shortly after his re-
,irement from amateur sports two
years ago also is training vigorously
for the Oiympics team.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
German Trains With Sea Lion
To Establish Endurance Swim

Kenmeficn expects ~ make another
attempt ~ swim tie Eagliah Channel
Aitu The SEA liDG - d possible strong
arm Dodyguaf0 His previous attempt
W swim tt4e Channel III 1928 failed
when large fjsb attacked him.
As q par ~ Hls tfajping 'or hif
WeTld endurance attempt Efmmeflcii
gives an exhibition swim every Sun
day a. WsndsDeck neaf Hamburg
gEere he and Tie seat swim ~ AouJh
aud iDHgef Dithout Interruption I.aai
'snmtncr be- en- around ihe !siand ~
EFlaDlhf}G.
EfmmfficD attracted attention also
Dy testing lbs effect ~ radio atl swim :
mas endurance powers -Hh entered
ths water With radio head set under
= gaieg ,tignt swimming esp HDd de-
cleFed endurance swimming Decmnes
n13leh essifF when the time ID made ~
seem shoitff by musical and otAer RADIO
eLLeTts iGtneEtA. -
Evening star., 1928-01-29

g., t,at hsz4gt oSso Ptfr*
r. ERLIg January ~ Win . ses
lion a. training paruFf aHG
DaGfDskeE otDo Kemfneflc5 ~
l. Fuslm German pfoieasF''sl
swimming riIaWp}pgi poIHs "
.stss.s4su = new gsOylG endurance EecOIg
al 90 glOurs sD9gt Easier
KemmeFlnh Attg RANKS nfI "
Ff.rss Vieykostter Ia Degmanys hSi
~ g5ag distance swimmers ffcrhus
l5.rchaaed tWo-ytaf af~ l4"u ltvui
4 HamDDtg cN'u9
fue Deasl quickly became slia' heo
& llls te& master aHa lratbed ~ 40
9 a,panY fln 81 ptaf'1re e"}hi" tf
lpa sets g. pacsHskef Ef"pl"k
E4an distance shfsG ~ Iih meehf
WHeiHsg tls So Don vii f'ihslH ~
hAk ynst3ers SIDE throughout hia y"jlo
rAsrarlonel3sp attempts IL 44sslr5H
iflfestnR no' only % sh mining ia7s
EA .ocscgsk'E,
Evening star., 1928-01-29

RlCNMNNp, Va, January - tkN, ~-
Harry X tINA No<lAx. star fo&1v~SgNAyt
athlete M WaSasaSSen Anl sSS =
decade agA viii return ~ the SNNaeaEnz
pENte%SSS1s - freshman meatcg At
Wtlltam ana Mary Nessag Mas eag-
tain as four ttAlestS teams " hsN
SeaA1 Nesr he Sez asaNe@sc yS<>AgSsN
A NA>atnxssA sad &SS that have
StS~Nt against the assaults ~ asaaes@$
there toE tea SeAtS HE eyAAeheI 81
William ANA Mary ~ iasf, aNt fNfg
turng she basket aAll saaSsus 10 e.
With the AWs ~ France After ne
var he entered sAe Nlaseeg easSsNs>S At
helenA, An, WAeee Ne nNa sNAS
NNuns VAL eSNAea feNse AAsA. eaSNaa
bali track ANA aASe hall,
Evening star., 1928-01-29
SPEAKER IS NOT SOUGHT
BY RED SOx. SAYS PRICE

BOSTON. January "a taN Mot hing
Ia It" Was the comment ot Jim Prize
secretary ot the hnston Red SoN, on
reports that tho Red SioN wete ans Inns
for the services ot i'riS speaker
We haven't been IN communication
with Speaker III any way President
Quinn Is building up a club ot young
Hters and speaker wo,Qdnt nj into the
nruafau al all" Price sald
Evening star., 1928-01-29
BOY WITH ONE LEG WINS
SCHOLASTIC GYM MEET

IO8 ANGELES, January ~ IN .-
Dfspite tne fact that he has q leg am
pHtated above the knee. ibryear old
Eiily Cahtll Won sn iHtfrbfholaAtie gym
ilaAiiim meet hefe tn competition With
100 physically nnlingl boys, lie was
ap arded y eold medal
text month Billy Wili compete foI
the state championship IN gymnastics
Evening star., 1928-01-29
0ZCU0UN Is CONFIDENT
He WILL DEFEAT ROIAS

MENiCp CITY. January s. So
Fsulino useUa0a. Basque heavvwssSat.
sen&hs expressed CS>aAGenea tAas Ne
woAsd Win tcgscgrcwS IS~YcllaS match
With Camstn Hcmexv>- EasAS ~ cni,s
4 aNns~ranSe retcss tgoge Easssv> waS
that; If PAULINE wiaS Ne wln kacN Re
has had = night
The nkht viii ~ IN tne e0l gss,s.
w'RFe stand has eeen etSvted ta ta@
center N the aFSua. The rs,Nsse hAA
manifested Muea lasersSg In gl,s event,
ett pto1escterS fear the AyrNa, NJ EAa
French ayer& rsessSseaye CasseS ana
1eSenh leegs>, maS esoSe = e>>uas$r A.
uaetten that viii deesaes Cs>>yn the aSas
attendance,
Evening star., 1928-01-29
MURCHIS0N is OUT
OF OLYMPIC GAMES


r. ASsE hf~st&SH#Fs
ST. LOUIS. January 2s.-Loren
h,urcaiaon. world record holding
sorfn;er. who was confined recently in
q Decatur. IL. hospital following an
ATTACK Of spinal meningitis. will BE-
unable 70 train for the Olympic trials
this 6unnmer. he said today.
Murcnsson is oonvsleScing al the
yrore Of his father here. His doctors
hsye pronounced him SOUND as
collar" but he is still weak and under
weight.
I31e main thing on nv mind right
rev if ~ get well" he said 4 may
;rzouiee IN little indo~ work in the
FsE. but there iE not d chance that ]
vii attempt any serious training TINS
year"
the sprinter1s weight fell from i55
- 1is p0UnoS as the result Of the Illness
fa1f ne Eycceecec IN tipping the scales
to-day at I3s pounds.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
LOTT AGAIN ANNExES
CANADIAN NET TITLE

MONTREAL tsueees. January - tsH,
George NJ Lott, H. Chicago Won
the Canadian covered court tennis
championships here to-day fes the
second YEAR IN SueceSSson by defeating
Frank Shields. New York In the nnai,
i B. Cd f~~A
Jack Wright, and r. II l.AtramtN,iSe.
Manteeas, defeated iott and ns
Arthur Nan, Toronto. tos the doubles
tile by ; d. E~s, q q, al, "a
Evening star., 1928-01-29
andG IT, Fives VIM JBBeaten May Due Name
GALLAUDET'S CONTEST
ON SHO' is CALLED OFF

Gallaudet Colleges basket b?Il
team did not make its scheduled trip
last night to Chestertown. Mo. to
play the Washington COLLEGE quint
on the Easter Sho' floor.
Ii was decided that tho biizza-dy
weather made the trip across Chc>a-
peake BAY too hazardous and that.
under the circumstances, home fires
were exceedingly attrac ctive.
II is possible that the game may
be staged II future date.
Evening star., 1928-01-29

PITTSBURGH. Pa January ~ ~
WIZ Windle yoYthftIi and promising
first bssemsn purchased by the Pitts
hufgh Pirates from The Sallhl5ifV. RI
r club If ~" Piedmont League has
Deen sent ~ tho Columbia club NJ lie
South Atlantic League for further sea-
sGning
Evening star., 1928-01-29

Arthur Keay, Monarch A, G, Toronto,
and Wallace Graham, University Of To
ronto, In the two-mile mtSS-and"
race meeting Leo lefmond, jimmy
LauekS, Eddie Kirby. Johnny Romig
and several other leading American dis
tance runners,
Evening star., 1928-01-29
PENN STATE BOXERS WIN,

STATE Iltl.E(ik. IA January -
tsN eennSNtVanta state Isallsge elNens<t
lis boxing SEASON tedaS With ! ta
victory over Western MARYLAND,
Evening star., 1928-01-29
17.YEAR.0 OLD llNkSMAN
TAKES TOURNEY HONORS

81, AuuuariNE, FLA, january %
tAA Jock Cat.ell. i7ryear old Lack sen-
Vile hoy. wan The Florida East Coast
amateur go,t championship here tadaN
hy defeating Iae Capa at 81 Augustine,
7 and i. In the 80 hole finai round,
Evening star., 1928-01-29
IRISH WIN AT RUGBY

REtFASI Ireland january ~ ~ 80
tteland defeated France IN AN inter
natona, Rugby t,s,s hal match teSas
eS IL l<,lnts 10 T.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12

tam, mig ferjem elalndt, aztAn Hi
|nyitottan az osszes gazcsapokat,
maid lemente M apinc6be, hogy
|ott varjam XII az eredmenyt. Mas
nap vissxalopoztam a lakasba. Elk
kor mar Brucy, halott volt. Elzar-
tam q gazcsapokat, csendcsen XII
nyitottaun az ablakokat Is kiszel-
l6ztettem a lakast. Azt&n en- is le-
fekiidtem es varta1n, a hazbeliek
Tmikor fedezik fel feltiinS 'bezar-
+kmottsagunkat. Amikor behatol-
tax a lakasba, mozdulatlannl fe-
kiidtem es szememet lehunyva
tartottam.
Cinikus egykedviseggel beszel-
te el a kegyetlen gyilkossagot.
Term6szetesen azonnal letart6z-
tattak. Brucyne remtette 6riasi
felhaborodast keltett egesz Fran
ciaorszagban. A rend5rseg most
ait lcutatja, hogy az emberi er-
zesb6l kivctkezett asszony lelki-
ismeretet nem tcrheli-e meg t0bb
mas hasonl6 bin.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12

max.
Valiant fiijbaja tamatlt, AZ or-
yos megvizsgalta, kezeles ala vet
te i mind a ket fiilebe vattat teve,
|elbocsatotta.
Masnap ujb6l megjelent az or
vosi vizsgAn, az orvos kivette az
egyik fiilab6l q yattat, $ ke1dte
|nezni a fiil6t.
Varga Andras rettenetcserl eli
kezdett nevetni. Ere az orvos
erelyesen rakialtott:
Hat te miert roh0gsz, te sze-s
|rencsetlen?
- AIT nevetem, 6rnagy-orvos
ur, felelte folenyesen Varga
Andras, hogy hiaba nez be q
'fiilembe, mem tetszik keresztiil-
latni fejemen, inert mask fiji
ilemben meg benne van vatta.
f
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
deg annak karjai kozStt van.
Iatja q Sors, hogy 0sszehs

deg annak karjai koz0tt van.
Iatja a Sors, hogy 0ssnehaj'
tott mihket, en- is arva vagyok
mines senki1n, rokonaimnal mem
akartam szenvedni, es exert akar-
tam az elett6l megvalni.
A foly6 habiai lagy szerelml
zenit zengtek, acsillagok fenye.
sebbre gyiiltek, a lany er6sebben
szorult megment6jehez, q ferfi el.
crnyedt tagjaiban, ,lazasan liikte.
tett a yer, egymasra neztek, maid
terdre hu1lva adtak halat az Is.
tennek.
Kes5bb a kocsmaros ajtajan fe.
lenk kopogtatas hallatszott, ami
kor az ajt6t folnyitotta, bamulva
latja q fatal embert egy lannyal.
a fatal ember megszolalt:
- Ha mem banta meg az el6bbii
ajanlatat, ugy kerem fogadjon el
hajlfkaba a menyasszonyommal
eggyiitt.
A kocsmaros 0rommel. n.}gyon
szivesen fogadta es a k0vetkez6-
ket mondta fatal embernek:
- Mem ertem, miert volt, mem is
olyan r6gen ugy elkeseredve;
a fatal ember a lanyra tekin-
tett.
ia, az6ta f6nyesebbre gyul-
TAX csillagok, a leveg5t vi re-
meny, nj 0r0m jarta at. Bizni
kezdek az eletben es a boldog vir-
radasban.
Els amikor az egr6l eltintek a
csillagok, boldog karacsonyi reg
gelre ebredt tai.
Eisler Mikl6s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12

ARA utasitotta, hogy engedie be
!" "hat6sagi kzeget''. Amikor q
rend6 d6rtisztvisel5t gbillantotta,
szivb5l kacagni ikezdett:
Hat emiatt a szamarsag 6
miatt idefaradtal Na, hal
lodi
"A tisztvisel6 roppant komoly
arcot vagott : olyasfelet mormo-
gott, hogy . hivatalos iigyben van
most lit, tessek tehdt vele komo-
lyan besz6lni. Lofty kisasszony
azonban egyaltalan mem volt ko-
molly kedveben, tovabb nevetett
5 tovabb lt0zk0d0tt igazaban
szolva tovabb Fepiiltek le r6la az
intimebbnel-intimebb ruhadara-
box, ugy hogy a rend6r mar oda
Sc inert nazni.
Hany ewes? kerdezte q
stisztviselS hivatalos hangon.
Lofty kisasszony elebe allott $
ICY sz6lt:
N6ezz ram S mond meg, hany
evesnek tartol No, nezz lde,
ne siisd le a szemedet ...
A rendSrtisztvisel6 olyan ke-
-nyes helyzedbe keriilt, hogy mem
birta tovab ba jegyz6k6nyy ira
sat folytatni, kipirultan felugrott
a pamlagr6l es dadogva mondot-
ia, hogy jelentest fog tenni a fel-
lebval6janak.
A bir6sag, hat6sagi kozegek
megsertese nliatt vonta felelos-
segre Lofty kisasszonyt. A mil
veszn6 a bir6sag elott is nevetett
es trefalkozott.
$50 sincs r6la vedeke0ett,
hogy en- inzultaltam volna a
rend6r nrakat. Imadom a rend6-
r0ket
A kihallgatott rend5rok el0ad-
van a tenyallast, bir6sag 100
frank penzbirsagra iteltc a kis-
asszonyt azert, inert a l6yerseny-
rSl val6 tavoztaban 0k0rnek $40
litotta rcnd6rt es mask 100
frank penzbir.sagra azert itelte
Ell, inert egy rend6rtisztvisel6 je-
lenletaben levetk0z0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
REND0R A POSITION
Egy szemermes rend6r esete q
szem&rmetlen szineszn6vel

Maud Lofty kisasszony, a pari.
zsi ejszaka miiveszetenek egyik
legnepszeriibb kepyisel6je. Az 81.
felutani szinpadokon az 3 dalait
tapsoljak a leghevesebben az Z
ekszerirSl meselnek legt0bbet
A nyaron a loversenyr6l val6 ia.
vozasakor Lofty kisasszony aut6ja
egy nagy tomegbe keriilt $ mem
tudott tovabh haladni.
Eredj mar, eredj mar - XII
altotta miiveszn6 a soff6r jere.
"A soff6r ketsegbeesetten inte.
getett, hogy nem lehet, inert oft
all Is ramutatott a rend6rre.
Me t0r6dj azzal az ok0rreI
kiatotta most meg heveseb-
ben Lofty kisasszony.
A rend5r meghallotta a sert6
kifejezest, azonnal felel6segre is
akarta yonni a miiv6szn6t, de a
sofSr elinditotta a kocsit $ ICY
csak a szamat jegyezhette fell En-
mex alapjan Inasnap delutan egy
rend6rtisztvisel6 jelent meg a
mivesznS villajaban.
Noha Lofty kisasszony eppen
olt0zk0d0tt a komornajat megis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12

ekAftaszkod diam egyik kezem
mel i kocsisaroglyAba, mash
kezemmel meg i zsolt&rt tartot
ham. Oszt szalAdtam d kocsi utan
k5zben enekelve a 42-ik dicsere.
tell Vagy AIT gondolja tan, hogy
abbahagytami Hitem csufjarai
Hat osztan9
8 meg folallt a bakon, meg
forditotta az ostornyelet, oszt q
.boldogabb v6gevel e1kezdte abra.
kolni a lovakat!
Hiabal I'm kapaszkodtam a ga
rog1yaba, szaladtam a kocsi utan,
oszt enek0ltem!
Mikor osztan elfogyott a dicse-
ret, - mind q tiz vers ~ odasz6l-
tam neki: alljon meg kigyelmed,
csunya ember, oszt yegyen fol,
vege van q dicseretnek!
Ere meg is alltl Oszt foivettl
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