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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Utloukla manzela.

Helen Page, 65 rok6 stara; v
sobotu utloukla sveho muze ru-
koveti cd kostete. Tloukla je.i
timto do hlavy az mrtev lezeti
znstal. Ustrasena zavfela ma
to vsechny dvere domu, {. 1909
Myrtle avenue otevrela kohout-
ky plynove a usmrtila Sc.
V utery dvere vylomeny byly
policii ODE mrtvoly nalezeny.
Ma stopu tragedie uvedl nile
kar, jenz soudil, re domem
neni vse poradku, kdyz novi-
ny a mleko Z1stalo po tfi dny
nedotknute pred dvermi domu.
Mrtvoly nalezeny byly pro-
strednf svetnici ma druhem pos
chodf. Page lezel ma posteli,
manzelka jeho ma podlaze.
Kdyz policie NAMELY nalezla,
manzelka lezfci pine V bezve-
domf, jeste slabe dychala. Nez-
Ii dovezli il do nemocnice, zem-
rela. V dome policie nalezla
$500. V pytl1ku ukryto bylo
$3.50 zbytek ukryt ma r1z-
nych mistech domu.
Sousede udali, re manzele
hadali Sc nekolik dnf, podle
vseho pro penfze. Page byl
star 73 roku. Svym casem pro-
daval maslo a vejce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02

V Southern hotelu nalezena
byla We stfedu umfrajicf Anna
Il. Barnett, As rok1 stara .
Brookfield avenue. Ma ceste do
nemocnice zemfela.
Otravila Sc. V listu, pred
smrtl napsala, udala "a duvod !:
"Unavena." Projevila pranf,
aby pohrbena byla r1zf v ru-
ce, kterou svlrala, kdyz hote-
lu umlrala.
Urcila, jak poz6stalosti ieif
nalozeno byti ma. Prala 81, a.
by il pohrbil Rev. A. B. Cald-
we'll z presbytern1ho kostela We
Walbrook "a obrad1 CO MONA
nejkratslch a aby popel jeji-
no manzela, ktery cd smrti je-
no prosinci 1926 chovala We
SVEN apartmentu, v hrobe je-
Jim pohrben byl ably nebylo
nikomu dovoleno pohlednouti
ma mrtvolu jej1 pred pohfbem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02

Charles Heller z Annapolis,
zadrzen a prepaden byl dvema
muzi v'800 bloku w. Baltimore
ulici casne z rama v nedeli. Pre-
padli jej: 23lety Benjamin Ap-
pie a Roy Jones. Oba pod "a
rukou $4,000 drzani jsou pro
porotnl soud.
Heller, jako svedek proti
MIN, ponevac nemel zaruku v
obnosu 5000, poslan byl do We
zeni nezli tuto sehnal.
Heller popijel S obema v sa-
loonu. Pri placeni vytahli z
kapsy desltku. Kdyz re saloo-
nu vysel, sli oba "a MIN. Ma u
lici rozkazali mu, dati Jim CO
mu des1tky zbylo. Heller dr.
re ruce svinutych osm dolar1,
dial ruce vzhGru. Oba profile
davali prazdne jeho kapsy. Ma
rozkaz jejich musel sundati
boty, zdali snad v Mich nejsou
"drobne." Kdyz boty profile
davali, zaslechli p1stalku poll
cisty. Zmizeli. Ia hodinu by
Ii dopadeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Utekl troj1mu zastrelenf Sc so
ce1tY.

Do domu Ora. Ira L. Fetter-
hoffa, casne 1tery rano We
dral Sc zlodej, ktery z domu u
tekl s penezenkou, niz bylo
so cent?. S koristf svojf, ably
unikl ranam ma neho l6karem
palenym skociti musel Sc sire
chy porce. DR.. Fetterhoff sire
III trlkrate pc zlod6ji a tTikrate
chybll. Prchl pc Walbrook a.
venue.
= Zlodej, jenz Sc dostal do
domu Elizabeth Getz, 24OO Ea-
ger Place, zat1m CO rodina 2
domu vzdalena byla V pondelf,
ukradl tam 65 dolar6. Do do
mu Sc dostal oknem re dvorku.
= Zatfm co Jarrett M. She
rldan a jeho rodina sc bavili v
pondell vecer v dome spratele-
ne rodiny, zlodeji Yesli do do
mu JeJich ma Bristol road a u
kradli z domu sperky a satstvo
V Gene S275. Mfsto dvermi We
sll do domu oknem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
,Pataact tisic ukradeno z domu.

Uspory presahuj1c1 SIS, 1000,
iez schovany byly v plechove
skatulce ma cukrovinky v dome
Williama Endeinga, {. 1919
Hartford avenue, ukradeny by
ly. Zlodej dlatem vylomil vr-
chni desku stolku, v nemz pie
chovka S pencil ukryta byla,
Nalezenfm dlata ma stolku dee
ra jata podezrenfm prohledla
stolek a shledala, re pen1ze
zmizely. Endeling vlastnf rez-
nicky obchod v Belair trznici
Jak zlodej do domu sc dostal,
nemohlo byti rozlusteno. Ia
mex a vse bylo neporuseno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Strelil manzelku ma ulici.

Anna A. Keefavar, 21 roxy
staara, stfelena byla v Hagers-
town, Md, manzelem svym, 27
roku starym. Domac1 rozbro-
je zavinily tragedii. Kule roz-
trlstila j kycel. Manzel strelil
ma nj z automobile, kdyz jel
kolem rohu ulice, kde manzel-
ka stala. Pc streleni ucinil po-
kus otravy. Manzelka odesla
cd neho pred dvema tydny.
zadosti manzelove, ably Sc k
nemu vratila, vzdy odeprela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Pres sedmnact procent IA
Zahalce.

Od podzimu vzrostl pocet ne
zamestnanych znacnou merou.
We % velkych mestech Unie, Z
nlchz zpravy dosly, pocet ne
zamestnanych vzrostl ma 17.8
procent, jak udava 1rednl list
Am. Sdruzenf Prace.
Baltimore ukazalo nejvetsf
pocet nezamestnanych v mesi-
CT lednu. Odhaduje Sc, re zde
ma zahalce bylo 42.5 procent
d6lnictva.
Y New Yorku zahalf asi 200
900 delnlkd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Udusila Sc mandlf.

zertuj1c pochutnavaj1cl 81 ma
mandlfch, telefonn1 operaterka
Cecilia A. r. Dressed, "a roxy
stara E. Hamilton avenue, "a
platila smrti jeden1 mandlf. Je-
dna mandle uvazla il v hrdle.
Pc uvaznut1 mandle v krku "a
chvacena byla prudkym kas-
lem. "a n1mz vyvalila Sc krev.
Y nemocnici krvacen1 nekoli-
krate Sc obnovilo. V utery
zemTela.
Nehoda potkala il ma tele-
fonnf stanici, 5 Light ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Hoover do primarniho boje v
Marylandu.

Herbert Hoover, sekretar OBJ
chodu, oznamil v 1tery sekreta-
ri statu naseho, Winebrenne-
row, svoji kandidaturu do IRA
ru presidenta.
Marylandske primarily ko-
many budou v kvetnu. Pri hla-
SEMI provazel check ma $27O.
Hoover o trad presidenta u
chazeti Sc bude ma republican
ske tikete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Baltimore druhvm.

Baltimore a Cleveland jsou
mesty Spojenych Statd, kde
prestupnici zakona splse dopa-
deni jsou nezli V inych 9 vel
kych mestech Spojenych StatG,
jak stanovf narodnf komise mad
zlocinnostl. Ma prvnlm m1ste
Jest ohledu tomto Cleveland,
kde do rukou 1radG upadne 83
procent pTestupnfkG. V Balti-
more pocet tento obnasl 68 pro-
cent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Socha kardinala Gibboase bu.
de poStavena.

V narodnf konvenci Rytlrd
Kolumbovych rozhodnuto bude
o planech ma postaveni sochy
kardinala Gibbonse. Socha po-
stavena bude na vladimir ma
jetku ma 16. ulici a Park road.
Povolen1 ku postavenl sochy u
cineno bylo kengresem.
Fondy ma postaven1 sochy je-
ste obstarany nejsou. Stati bu-
de asi $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Radnicni stshovanf.

Pocatkem tohoto tydne pre-
stehovany byly n6ktere odbory
mestske spravy do move budo-
Wy, jez nakladem $1,485.00O
zbudovana byla ma rohu Lex
ington a Holiday ulice. Ably
nektere kusy nabytku do move
budovy vpraveny byti molly,
nektera z oxen bylo nutno od-
straniti.
Stehovan1 vyzada 81 nekolik
meslcu. Do letosn1ho rozpoctu
vlozena byla polozka $4,000
ma stehovanl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Jedenact bude miti narozeniny
kazdY ctvrtX rok.

We stfedu, 20. 1nora, narodi-
10 Sc V Baltimore jedenact df-
tex, jejichz 1delem bude, re
budou slaviti sve narozeniny
vzdy jenom ctvrtyy rok, ponevac
29. lnora pride ma radu vzdy
We ctvrty rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Chtsl zabit policistu.

V garazi ma N. High ulici
zatcen byl Samuel Lamagno,
22lety, jenz stfhan. byl pro u
kradeni tr1 automobile, hroz-
bu, re zastrel1 policistu a re
mel sebou revolver.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MiStnl Zprdyy

= Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrben bude S. bTezna
p. John Krall, manzel Antonio
Krall rozene Petr, {. 2032 Ash
land avenue, jenz zemrel nahle
We v6ku 81 roku I. bTezna. Ze-
snuly byl krejc1m. Do Ameri-
ky pTistehoval Sc pred 40 roxy.
Il Mikolase ma Slovensku. Ze-
enuly zanechava zde vedle tru-
chlfci vdovy dftky: Jana, jose
ia, Alberta, Charlese, Rudolfa,
Marii Sullens, Emmu Stiegler a
Albinu Appel. Nalezel ku spoil
ku "Karel Jonas" a Demokra-
tickemu Klubu Mlad1kd sedme
wardy. Rakev nesena bude Gle
ny spolkG. Pohrben bude ko-
stella sv. Vaclava.
PohTeb vypravila firma Cvach
a Syn.
F. J. Businsky, pokladn1k
fondu pro Valecn6 Oslepence V
Ceskoslovensku vykazuje dal-
ST: do minuleho tydne obnase-
ly sbfrky $783.63. Dale ku fon-
du pfispeli: Madison a Brad
ford Stavitelsky Spolek $25,
Stav. Spolek Zlata Praha $25,
pf. Emile Impost 81, p. Frank
CeSka a rodina SIS. Fond nyni
obnasf $839.63.
K povsimnutf! Ia pT1ci-
nou divadla ktere sehrano bu-
de dne 4. bTezna V Sokolovne
odklada Patronat Ceske Svob.
Skoly detske diyadlo ma den II.
brezna V Delnickem Dome.
Hrati Sc bude divadeln1 pred
staveni pod nazvem "Obecni
Dfte", pohadka Sc zpevy a tan
ci. Tajemnice.
Minulou nedei, 26. dnora
sehral Dram. Odbor Del. Vzdel
Spolku "Pokrok" divadlo pod
nazvem "Vft6zstvf lasky", O.
braz re zivota lidu vesnickeho
o tTech jednanfch V Delnickem
dome ma Madison a Rose ulic.
Hra tato byla Verne podana a
odpovidafa nazvu dele. Kde
ma jedne strane vesnicka chasa
Sc veselila hospode, ma druhe
strane Sc odehraval boi mezi
nailenci. Ma konec vsak laska |
Zvlt6zila. Hudba G.. Ma8ka OBJ
veselovala obecenstvo V mezi-
aktf tax Re vsichni byli uspoko-
ieni jak S hudbou TAX i s pred
etavenfm.
"Cacorka" V Sokolovne
liz tuto nedeli, 4. brezna We 8.
hod. odpol. naskyta Sc vam
vhodna pf1lezitost shlednouti
iednu 2 nejleps1ch veseloher
dneSnf dolby, novinku, ktera
hrana pri vyprodan6m dome We
Svandov6 divadle Praha-Sm1-
chow pc 200krat. Veselohra
"Cacorka" Cd Amy Zieglese-
rove byla hrana V New Yorku
s ohromnym 1sp6chem redi-
telstvu Dram. odboru Sok. Jed.
Blesk podafilo Sc zfskati hru
tuto pro Baltimore.
Jmena 1cinkujicich dam:
Cesk6, Radkove, Martfnkove,
Hrabankov6, Hajkov6 a pand:
Frame, SochIrka, Martlnka a
A. Cihlare davajf vam zaruku,
re nebudete We vasem ocekava-
nj sklamani a re Sc prfjemne
pobavfte! Reziser p. A. Cihlar
Vyprava je V odbornych rukou
PIP: J. Valy E. Ceskeho. Hud-
ba sokolska. Vstup ma vstu-
penky, kter6 jsou k dostanf We
znamych pTedprodejfch. Ma
shledanou v nedeli, dne 4. brez-
ma v Sokolovne. Dop.
-O
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02

Soud Calvina F. Troupe z
Relay, spravce poiistujfcf fir
my, jenz pocati mel toto ponde-
Il V Towson, odlozen byl. OBJ
zalovany jest lecen dusevni
poruchy v Laurel sanatoriu.
Troupe pred jistou dobu zastre
lii manzelku svoji a pax strelil
sebe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Zmizela nemocnice nalezena
mrtya.

Mrtvola As roku stare Olivie
Lansdale, jenz v sobotu zmize-
la z nemocnice Sheppard & E.
noch Pratt, nalezena byla v ie-
zlrku u Dumbarton nedaleko
Bellona a Cuttings avenue.
Lansdale, jenz v nemocnici
lecena byla z nervove poruchv
Iutekla oknem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02

= Ladies Auxiliary of Young
Mems Bob. Dem. Club poradati
bude vyrocnl Piles zvany st. Pa
tricks Dance V pondelf, 10.
brezna 8 hodin vecer klu-
bovn1 mfstnosti, 21OO Ashland
avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
z lidske nizerie.

Pokuta SIS a 1trat ulozena
byla v pondel1 Mary Novak, SO
rokfi stare Essex. Pokutu
platitf musela ma vychodnf poll
ceinf stanici, kde ma nj zalova-
Ia Ressie Delso z Colgate, re j
dala facku ma Eastern avenue
u Is. ulice.
Novakova tvrdila, re rytlf
ienz provazel Delsovou, patfi
il.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02

Statn1 a mestsky 1rad zada-
ny Jsou odpomoc v nynejsi
dobe nezamestnanosti. Reso-
luce poslala jim Velkoloze ra-
du Britt Sholom.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Spolecnosf, jez postavila Court
Square budovu, zbankrotovala.

Civic Centre Realty spolec-
most, jez postavila osmnact pos
chodf vysokou budovu Court
Square" ma rohu Lexington
Calvert ulic, zbankrotovala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-02
Policie hleda bankovniho zri
zence v iinyych mestech.

zence " jinych mestech.
Louis F. Levy, ,jenz vinen jest
2 okradeni Huntingdon Saw
ings banky, v niz byl pokladnl-
KEN, hledan jest nejenom v
Baltimore, ale V jinych mes
tech Spojenych Statu. Levy
zmizel z banky. V bance ma
lezen byl schodek $4,000.
Pokladnik star byl 65 rok1.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01
TWO PUPILS DISMISSED
 FROM KODIAK SCHOOL

On the 11th day of last month Paul Kazahaya, commonly known as Paul Wolkoff, having been expelled from school and living in what was rtoved to be vicious and immoral association, was committed to the care of the Board of Children's Guardians, by the U. s. Commission CT at Kodiak.
 Four days later, Dora Jacob, was expelled from the Kodiak public school by the school board and was committed to the care of the same board. She has been abandoned by her parents, has no permanent home, and no one seems willing to adopt her.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01

Victor Crison, better known to his friends at "Spagetti" had trap line out of Curry but did not like the loca- bridge where he is now trapping. Vic had little hard luck as he had to go to Fairbanks to buy some dogs and to see a doctor. When he returned to his camp he discovered someone had robbed him of some furs and tobacco big snow had come down and oblit- erated the trail from there on. He be- livese it was some Indian.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01

Mrs. Margarette Mades, house keeper for Mir. Deaner since last October at Chulitna, left for San Fran cisco early this month. This was her first trip to Alaska and she said she certainly enjoyed her stay. Mrs. Mades comes from one of the oldest pioneer families in California. Her mother died there two years ago at the age of 92.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01
RECORD SALE, 3 FOR s1. TAKE FEM, NO PLAY FEM. scHALLER- ER's ALASKA SHOP.

,ou read it in rne gateway first.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01

Jim Speed" Williams, the pump man at Canyon, Mile 26S, was kept quite busy during January owing to the big snow storms. He kept every thing in the clear for distance of 300 feet on each side of the station besides. taking care of the switches
 But then Jim is the boy that can do it,
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01

Barney McClafferty, section fore man at Hurricane, Mile 2S1, with two helpers, have their section in great shape. The well under the section house went dry this winter for the first time since it was built in 1923 The early cold snap last fall was blam ed
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01
CHUL|T|vA NOTES

Will Johnson, of Gold Creek, is work ing the Gold Creek section and Mrs. Johnson is trapping. She has made a good catch up to February 1. It has been real experience for her for she has but recenly come from Hollywood. She is in love with Alaska
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01

Pet. the section boss at Gold Creek, and popular Will Johnson, have been very busy this winter keeping glaciers off the track. They have done a lot of shimming and have managed to keep their section in pretty good shape.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01

Jim Brown, the chief cook for the Moose Mining company for the past seven months, received word of the
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01

death of his father back East. In his fathers will Jim was left sS 1000. He is now on the coast spending the winter.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-01

When you want good steak CT roast, give Carstens a call.
Evening star., 1928-04-13
The linn of the Hawk and Raven
BY GEORGE
-m by

the rear wall. Their movements were
swift, cautious, for they knew that In
the NOW overhead several strange
hostlers we're sleeping The tall one
moved a heavy plank to one side, re-
vealing a narrow aperture in the wall,
through which the short one passed, to
be Immediately followed by the other.
Then the plank slid quickly back into
place.
In far corner of the long carriage
room there was stir. A man who had
been lying on a pile Of sacks near the
foot of the ladder leading to the NOV
scrambled to his feet. Then, with a
muttered ejaculation of increduility. he
advanced to the place where the figures
had magically vanished into what looked
to be the most solid of walls. He lighted
match and held 1t close to the timbers
and
A noise behind caused him to turn.
The next instant the huge hand Of
Seege Digman smote him full upon the
back of the neck. He went down as If
struck by q sledge hammer His neck
was broken. Seege carried him over to
the foot of the ladder and dropped him.
All that day his fellows talked in SUBJ
dued tones about the fate of poor Jakob
who fell and broke his neck while walk
ing in his sleep.
Gerane, unaware of the grewsome
tragedy that had taken place while she
waited not 10 feet away until her father
lighted lantern, went home in vast
ly more contented frame of mind. Her
father was delighted. She was more
like herself-the old Self-than she had
been in weeks. But. II he could have
seen her looking at herself In the mir
ror. not once. but many times that day,
his delight would have been tempered
Evening star., 1928-04-13
PROGRAM
FOR AFTERNOON FANS
New Saturday Feature Planned to
Equal Evening Offerings
Over Radio.

The first daytime broadcast program
TO rank in Importance with the features
Of the evening hours will be anaugu~
rated Saturday afternoon, April 2i,
under the sponsorship of the Radio
Corporation OF America, 1t has been an
nounced by the National Broadcasting
Co.
The new feature, to be known as the
II. c. A. demonstration hour, will be
broadcast through stations associated
with the National BrQadcasting Co.
each Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
Eastern standard time In construction
1t VIII be one OF the most elaborate
variety hours on the air and win signal
ize the FIRST serious attempt to bring the
afternoon listeners the same high type
OF entertainment which they have be-
come accustomed TO expect during the
evenings
Orchestras OF four separate types,
with vocal and instrumental soloists
who have become recognized as OUT
standing successes before the micro
phone, VIII present programs ranging
the most serious Of the classics. The
orchestras for the hour will include a
little symphony, dance orchestra,
salon orchestra and a string quintet,
The instrumental ensembles and the
singers who will appear have been
cnoSen with a view TO presenting IN
this series Of programs music which
VIII appeal 10 listeners of the most
widely differing tastes.
In addition 10 the service 10 day
time listeners, the new series OF pro-
grams also will be Of value 10 retail
dshIers ~ radio receiving sets, who Will
Evening star., 1928-04-13
coacemms sne Action and Characters.

Gerare only daughter of Joniter the
Hawk rohher Chicftaia. Who is planning a
raid on a rich merchant who Is to Itass along
sSeomnsns The saa,s Her 'e ta,hsr at,SweS COM. 10
nlsnds her TO remain at home. When the
rohterS have left Gerane saddles her horse
anu follows. She catches up with the rear
guard and nrocce,is with H. Julius Broadaxe
one Of her fathers trusted lieuteuants takes
her To him. Ae is So delighted 10 know. that
she Is sale ne forSets to punish her. Joniier
carries on his depredationS with the aid OF
ms SaStrl~--lhe Countess kaIrane .IahaSsy-~-
her husband and a small band OF confetl
Least OF all does amy one suspect the relas
tionShfp setween the countess and the bandit
chiet whe were separated as children, after
The Ccuniess Katrane, learning that a Itch
merehsat, Leopold Matthias. is TO PASS
throaSh the forest with a fortune in gems
Eurnpe, sends the information TO her brother
Mathias Is given small, armed escort of
cn,Srt al "'i she he n SSmmsna nSs od Capt; Star.
hSnd Tails upon the merchant and his escort
Serane, from vantage point. sees the hu-
henes.,s has,n 10 a StarSonrt at his defeat by the
6oxes She is so touched hy his olght that
sn. s eaierges from the thicket in which her
hsnss 3 reease en h ner nd. snd eSmsnas sn . shS
as boy. Cant. Starcourt believes her to he
= member OF the band and he is greatly sur.
0soghter. The raid having hFen set for &c.
lsne birthday to provide suitable gifts for
neT adds many priceless articles to her al
che thinks more often of the young cantaiY
than she does of her new possessions She
grows nsle and listless. and an old servant
soldier; ails Mpon Jonifcr 10 give her
some diversion. He arrangeS to take her 10
some festivities at Dignlan's Inn.
tContinued from Yesterdays Starr
Evening star., 1928-04-13
Horse Sale by Radio
Latest Commercial
Use of Microphone

A report of the sale Of horses via
the microphone Of Western station
Is the latest on commercial employ
ment of broadcasting received by the
Federal Radio Commission.
There seems TO be an increasing
demand by the public In the flfth
zone TO close down stations doing
direct advertising, claiming 1t Ii
not I'm the interest OF the majority
of the people for stations to be
used In that way" Commissioner
Harold A. Lafount declared In COM
menting on the radio horse sale.
THE opinion seems to prevail
that direct advertising Is resorted to
solely as quick means to obtain
revenue for the station. II appears
10 be public opinion that many sta
tions operate. though they have no
sponsors for their program and use
records 10 I'LL In the time. There
Is growing demand that this prac-
tice be discontinued"
Evening star., 1928-04-13

table is asking old Tammas who you
are"
But, father, do not"
ut would not be meet for you to say
to these people, when you go among
them in all your silks and satins and
jewels. that the man they saw with you
is your father. You will say to them
that he is your uncle. You will say to
them. and so will your Aunt Katrane.
that your father was rich gentleman
of Silesa and that he died and left you
all his"
Il refusel I refuse To-" she be-
gan. She had caught the wistful, beaten
look In her fathers eyes.
He checked her with low sab!
Time enough to discuss all this, and in
am not a tyrant. however. The de-
cision will rest with you. my dear"
MY mind is made up now," she NUT
tered.
Certainly" said he calmly. "And
you can change it as easily as any other
woman"
Gerane shook her head and smiled
She dismissed the subject and gave her
thoughts to the banqueters.
But before long she began to lose in
terest in the scene. 1t was rather tire
some, merely looking on like this. Be-
sides. 1t was past her bedtime. She
yawned.
II am awfully tired and sleepy,
father" she murmured,
Have you had enough of this?"
Alas, ! fear so. That is to say, I've
had enough for tonight"
Then, off TO bed you 60"
He called for his account and con-
Quoted her from the room.
Get what sleep you can" he whis-