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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
Two VIII Be HOnOred

Mrs. Margaret Breckenridge,
Richmond, and Mrs. George Mess
will be honor guests at a reception
and tea at 1.-THE ArbOrs," 1855 Cen
trail avenue, Saturday from 2 to 4
p. m, given by Misses Anna and
LII Hosea. The hosteSses will be
assisted by Mrs. A. B. Price of Rich
mond and Mrs. George w. Price.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
MRS. HARRY DOOLITTLE
ENTERTAINS FOR CLUB

Mrs. Harry Doolittle, 40 -Parkview,
entertained the Wewawi Club with
l o'clock luncheon and bridge at
her home Thursday afternoon.
Roses and Christmas candles in
crystal holders decorated a table.
Mrs. Frank Castor impersonated
Santa Claus and gifts were eX-
changed. Mrs. L. Williams and Mrs
A. Granger were special guests.
Mrs. McCullum read a paper on
Santa Claus. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Madge Decker and
Mrs. William Phillips. The next
meeting Will be at the home of Mrs.
Frank Castor 1850 North Capitol
avenue, Dec. 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
EUenimq Combs

Decorative rhinestone and mar
castle combs are very good for eve
ming, for milady who aspires to long
hair They have patent fasteners,
in some instances, instead of teeth
SO they can be attached to short
hair.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
Given $50 in Love Suit

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Ind, Dec. IA
jury in Davies circuit court today
awarded Mrs. FRANK Ryrenback $50
in her breach of promise suit
against Alva Winklepleck. She
asked 81 mn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
BackIeSS BrdSsiereS

New dainty lace brassieres for
evening are backless. Some of them
have sweet ribbon straps that cross
at the waistline in the back, like
West Point uniforms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
M0tchinq Shoes

Last season matched the costume
in cloor. This year they match in
fabric. The latest style is to have
shoes made of the same material
as your coat, frock, evening gown
or ensemble.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
Hat CIeG11in0

Women can keep heir felt hats
immaculate if they brush them
daily and once week go over them
with cloth dipped in some good
cleaning fluid. Brush the nap
carefully when dry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
HEADS STATE BODY
Bloomington Man, Elected President
of Association.

of Association.
Russell Coles, Bloomington, was
elected president of the Indiana
Manufacturers of Dairy Products at
the twelfth annual meeting Thurs
day at the Lincoln.
L. H. Wilson, indianapolis, was
elected treasurer and Ralph w.
Bales, Indianapolis, continues as
executive secretary.
Speakers at the convention in
Guided H. S. Johnson, vice-president
of Armour e. Co., Chicago; R. L.
Hammond, Chicago; Professor G. S.
Rhode of the University of Illinois;
E. P. Mitchell OF the Dry Ice Cor
poration, Chicago, and w. S. Vivian
of the National Electric Light Asso-
citation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
Simulated Belt

A black crepe black satin frock
has a handsome cut steel and patou
blue belt embroidered on it at waist
line. The sheel beads embroider a
belt buckle. The bodice of the frock
blouSeS SLIGHTLY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
Cards and B7LncO

A card and bunco party will be
given Saturday night at Eagles
temple, 43 West Vermont street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14

The bodice of white tulle frock
with bouffant skirt has three little
diagonal stripes of brilliants deco
rating its front.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
DriDDin0 Pitcher

If you rub the inside of the spout
of your cream pitcher with butter,
it will prevent the creams dripping
after pouring.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14

The skirt of a green velvet dress
has its yoke cut with inverted seal
lops, with the deepest point reach
ing we'll down on the left side.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
Pullman SINNERS

New folding Pullman slippers that
fit into a matching case are made
of pastel colored kid, in ten colors
combined in modernistic geometric
design.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
Card PGTtV

Mrs. w. w. Drake, 1873 Highland
avenue, will be hostess to friends
for a card party Saturday after
noon and evening at her home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
Shirt Bosom

A youthful frock Of beige and
brown polka dotted RCdier cloth has
plain beige shirt bosom, collar,
cuffs and belt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
ChODDim0 D0teS

When chopping dates or figs in
the mincing machine, use a few
drops of lemon juice to prevent the
fruit from clogging.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
Indiana
Must Guard
Against Flu
Local People Urged to Prevent
Epidemic Spreading as it did
in 1918, when Half a Million
Lives were Lost in this
Country Alone
Don't Take Chances With Colds

While there is no cause for alarm
at this time, health authorities urge
extra precaution-especailly now,
when grippy colds, pneumonia and
influenza are so prevalent.
Colds Lead to Flu
Warming is given particularly
against neglecting colds, which
lower ones physical resistance and
thus make the body easy prey for
influenza, grip and pneumonia.
Even a little cold, authorities say,
is dangerous unless checked at once.
The only safe plan is to check
every cold at the start by vigor-
Gus application of Vicks Vapo-Rub,
rubbed on throat and chest at bed
time.
Acts 2 Ways at Once
For hours after Vicks is applied,
its ingredients, time-tested rene
dies, such as camphor, menthol, eu-
calptus, thyme and turpentine, are
released as vapors by the body-heat,
and inhaled direct to the infected
air passages, loosening the phlegm
and easing the difficult breathing.
At the same time Vicks acts
through the skin like a poultice,
drawing OUT tightness and pain.
Avoids "D0sing" Children
Mothers especially appreciate
Vicks for children, as it can be
used freely and often, without dis
turbing the digestion-you "just rub
it on" Over II million jars are
used yearly. Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
SiLNer FnM
design.

A fan for a green and silver eve
ming gown is of cleaning silver,
with peacock tips.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-14
CrenkinQ Hinues

Rub creaking hinges with a piece
Of soap to eliminate the noise. Oil
might spoil the paint.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21

Ha valaki megis mem kapta volna
meg, AIT annak tulajdonitsa, hogy
a latogataskor vagy mem volt ott-
hon vagy pedig lakascime isme-
retlen. Eek tagok vasarnapon-
kint atvehetik k0nyveiket penz-
tarnal. Szeretettel kerjiik azokat,
akik a konyvert jar6 SO centet
meg mem fizettek be, hogy AIT
vagy penztarnal vagy a kollek-
'tal6 egyhaztanacsosoknal egyeE-
litsek XII.
Diszokmanyok. Akik templom-
alapi Ibefizeteseiknek eleget tet-
tex, azok - mint err6l kozgyii-
lesi hatarozat is sol - az egyhaz
cimerevel, pecsetjevel es az elol-
jarok alairasaval ellatott, neviik-
re szolo Diszokmanyt fognak
kapni. Ezek diszes okiratok a
jov5 het folyaman megerkeznek
$ unnepelyes alkalmat fogunk
el0kesziteni atadasukra. Igyekez-
zenek hiveink, hogy mire az ok
manyok kiosztasra keriilnek,
templomalapjuk rendezve legyen
az els6 csoportban kaphassak
kezhez elismero irasukat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
LelkeSz:
BORSY- -KEREKES GYORGY.
Templom es par6kia:
925 Mahoning Ave-, TEL: 38637
Multi vasarnapunk.

Multi vasarnapunk. Foglala-
tosak valanak kenyernek meg
szegeseben es konyorgesek-
benz. Ezeket olvassuk az elso ke-
resztyen gyiilekezetek felol. Az
Iapostolok -tudomanya kozos
elet gyakorlasan xviii ez ket
| lfoglalatossag volt tehat az az
alap, melyen az eszmenyi keresz-
| tyenseg lelki epiilete, mint ne
eyes szegletkovon nyugodott.
Amennyire elhanyagoltnak mu-
tattuk be es ismertiik ell modern
keresztyen eletet az apostoli igaz
tudomany es a kozos elet SEEN
pontjabol, ugyan olyan fovenyes
|talajon. all6nak kell vallanunk a
kenyer megszegese (vagyis az
'Urvacsorayal valo- eles) es a ko-
'nyorgesekben valo foglalatosko-
das tekinteteben. Az Urvacsora
szents6genek magunkhoz vetele
hova-tovabb csak szokassa lett a
modern keresztyenseghen, a meg
szokas viszont kozombosseget, ez
.pedig vfgeredmenyeben lelekte-
lenseget, s6t hitetlenseget sziil.
la tehat a keresztycn kozossegek
hiteletiiket reformalni, egeszse-
gesse tenni S yiragzonak latni.
akarjak, akkor vissza kell terniok
a lbiblia 6s-keresztyensegnek az.
Uryacsorara yonatkozo S lelki ell
melyedesben nyilvanulo gyakor-
latahoz. Legyen az Uryacsora nj.
ra a teljes Is 6szinte biinbanat esI
a lelki ujjasziiletes aldott alkal-
ma minden resztyevo szamara.l
Vegyik komolyan az Oft tett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21

el6adasukat, ellatasukr6l yalami-
kepen gondoskodik vagy penz-
bell, vagy ruhanemu szeretetado-
manyayal hozzajarul ahhoz, hogy
elmeneteliik utan is kellemes er-
zesek k0z0tt emlekezzenek meg
Niles-on t0lt0tt 6rakr6l ezek az
0sszmagyarsag arvai. Az arva-.
atya altal vegzend6 istentisztelet
este fel 8-kor kezd6dik S utana az
arvak fognak t0bb szamb6l Allo
el6adast tartani Kalassay Sarika
tanit6n0jiik vezetese mellett.
Noegyletiink jov6 vasarnap
fogja rendes havi gyiileset tarta-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
A NILES, Oh REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
K0zE: CSEPKE IsTvAN ref. IeIk6sx
Templom a West Second Street-en.
Par6cbia templommal szemben.
Megnyilt a nyari iskolank. Ju-

Megnyilt nyari iskolank. Ju-
MUS 1S-an kezdetet vette egyha-
zunkban gyermekek nyari ma
gyar iskolaztatasa. e sorok ira
saig 46 gyermek iratkozott be es
j0tt ell ket els6 napOn. Ha csak
a sajat egyhaztagjaink kiildenek
ell 0sszes, odavalo koru gyerme-
keiket, legalabb hatvan gyermek
.jarhatna iskolankba. Remeljiik,
hogy meg e heten elerjik ezt a
szamot, hogy aztan egyiitt halad-
hassanak el6re ne kelljen a ke-
son joEokkel kiihon kiizkodni. A
tandij ez evben is 3 dollar lesz
egy gyermek utan az egesz tani-
tasi id6re. Naponta, szombat XII
vetelevel tart tanitas reggel fel
9-t6l delutan / craig.
Arvak napja. Junius 22-ike lett
kiszemelve ilyen nap gyanant az
arvahaz vezetSsege ealtal. a. nilesi
magyarsag k0reben. Legyen ez a
nap csakugyan es minden tekin-
tetben az ovek, amelyen minden
magyar testver tesz yalamit az
arvakert. Elton es meghallgatja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21

lian Hallban. A gyermekeket het-
f6n delel5tt 9 oratol kell beiratni
a Steeltonon, hetfon delutan 2
6ratol pedig Campbellen. Irosze-
rekrol es olvaso konyvekr6l a
fenntarto egyhaz gondoskodik.
Zsoltaros k0nyv azoknak a
gyermekeknek szamara, akiknek
mines 80 centert lesz megsze-
rezheto. Tandij az gyhaztagok
gyermelei szamara $500, $500
(ket gyermek utan), 800 (ha-
rom gyermek utan). Mem egyhaz-
tagok gyermekeikert szemelyen-
kint $500 fizetend6. Tanitvanyo-
kat felekezeti kiilonbs6g nelkil
felveszilnk. A gyermekek csoport-
be0sztasukat a beiratas napjan
kapJak meg, ugyanakkor kap-
hatjak a kedvezm6nyes villamos
jegyre jogosito igazolvanyokat.
Tandij lehet6leg beirataskor fl
zetendo. A megallapitott tandij a
tanitas egesz idejere, hat hetre
sol. A gyermekek unnepelyes
vlzsgaja augustus els0 vasarnap-
Jan lesz a Fjiggetlen Reformatus
Egyhaz Mahoning Ave.-i temp
lom helyisegeben.
Ifjusagi kirandulas. Ifjusagi
Egyletiink a rank k0vetkez6 va
sarnap reggel 8 oral gyjilekezes-
sci kirandulast rendez a Milton
Dam-hez. GyiilekezGs a templom
melletti Garliek Streeten. Elelme-
rol minden kirandulo maga gon-
doskodjek. A kirandulason azo-
kat is szivesen veszik, aEik az
Egyletnek mem tagjai.
"A Macy kozos piknik. Junius
30-an, szombaton lesz a Campbell
Parkban az a nagyszabasu pix
nix, amelyet harom magyar egy-
haz es l16t tekinteges egyesiilet
kozosen rendez. "a r6sztyev6 tes-
tiitetek sajat kebeliikon beliil el6-
zetes gyujttst reifdeztek a pilsnik
kiadasainak fedezeSere $ igy1 an
max alapjai 'biztositva yannak. A
lmi egyhazunknal is megt0rtent
mar reszben a gyiijt6s annak
eredm6nyet a pil1nik Iefolyasa
utan hozzzuk nyilvanossagra, A
rendez6 koz0s bizottsag 4hetfor
este tartott gyiilese sok apro dol
got elintezett szombaton este
orakor ujra lilies fart a Kossutl
Korben, hogy mlnden reszlete
tisztazzon es elintfzzen.
Tagsagi konyvek. E het folya
man igyekeztjink imindenl1ihez ell
juttatni az uj tagsagi konyveket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21

celjaira adja az osszeget. Min
den adomany, amit az arvahaz
lceljaira adnak, az arvaatya kezei-
hez juttatjuk S az adomanyokat
| a helybeI lapban es az Arvahazi
Naptarban fogjuk nyugtazni.
Youngstownnal soBkal kisebb he
lyek sz6p ajandekokat adtak az
arvahaz celjaira. Iissziik, hogy
Youngstown is megteszi koteles-
seget.
Keresztelesek. A legutobbi je-
lentes ota az egyhaz lelkesze a
kjvetkez6 esecsemoket reszesi-
tette a keresztseg sacramento
maban: Gr6sz Mihaly es neje Be
ne Terez sziilok gyermeket, aki
a keresztsegben Richard, Vii
mo snevet nyerte. Keresztsziiloi
Grosz Lorinc Is Gr6sz Zsofia. -
Timk6 Istvan es neje Balogh Bor-
bala sziil6k gyermeket, aki Je
no Walter nevet kapta. kereszt-
sziil6i Bende Gy6rgy es kovats
Istvanne. - Ragalyi Gyula es ne
ie Szab6 Julianna szlllok gyerme-
| ket, aki az Etel es Julianna nevet
nyerte. Keresztszilloi Ragalyi lst-
van. V6szi Janos es Szabo Erzse-
bet. Legyenek is kis csaladta-
gok sziiloik boldogitoi es az 8 ele-
| tuk is legyen boldog.
Istentiszteleteink. Az elmult
vasarnap templomunk ismet ma
gyon szepen megtelt ajtatos hi
vekkel. GyiilellezetJinl1 tagjai
szinte vasarnapr6l vasarnapra al
llandoan latogatjak az lstennek
hazat, amt Macy lelki gyonyo-
riistggel latunk, ifjak Is gyerme-
kek is Macy szamban vannak.
Kerjjik' egyhazunk tagJalt. vala-
mint minden j0 hittestveriinket
6s j6akaronkat, hogy a rank ko-
vetkezo vasarnap meg nagyobt
lszamban jelenjenek meg d temp
lomban, ihogy a yendeg lelkesz
mex alkalma legyen az egesz gyu
Ilekezetet latni es az arvahai
nemes munka.Hrol es aldasos ha
tasar6I nekiink szollani.
vi iskolai konyv. Az egyhai
|lelkesznek szerkeszteseben a Re
formed es a Presbyterian Boar
dok megbizasabol egy kis iskola
es maganhaSznalatra alkalmai
koliyv jelent meg. Il konyv els'
kiadasa meg csak alig egy par he
! te hagyta ell a sajt6t es maris
1masodik kiadast kellett megren
: delhi, annyira kelendoek k0ny
vek. Imadsagok, zsoltarok, dicse
retelx, hozsanna 6nekek, biblia
r6szek gyiijtemenye. A konyynel
! az ara nagyon meltanyos. Men
Z maganvallalkozas, hanem hivata
: los kiadvany, $ a eel nem haszor
: hanem inkabb az, hogy gyerme
kek kezebe vallasos es erk0lcsnC
IL :, l. ] L..--..... l. I =.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21
fe2s. Jukllus 3

nj. Legyen jelen lehet6leg min
den tag, hogy a julius 4-en tar
tando piknikhez megtehessik az
el6kesziileteket megvalaszthas-
sunk kit-kit a vegzend6 munkara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-21

Egyhazmegyei Kozalap Koz-
alapunkra a kovetkezo ujabb
adomanyok foIytak be: 5000:
Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy 800:
Lengyel Laios, Katocs Janos,
10th Andrasne Is Hochwarth
iAdamne. AZ eddig kimltatott
osszegekkel egyiitt osszesen "a
dollar. Fogadjak az adakozok az
egyhazmegye koszonetet.
Megkezdodik nyari iskola.
Hetfon, junius 25-en, megnyilnak
a Fiiggetlen Reformatus Egyhaz
nyari iskolai Steeltonon a Szuli-
gam Hallban, Campbellen az tia
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on canvas and as final gesture walled it up Witf rocks so that th e wind coulC let dump them and theil outfit into the inhospitatl. rocky xlllcn Were the empty tin cans flpd resting place.
 If you forget to stoop low you get a nasty bump on the head as you enter the door Don't expect too much of the interior of the shack for every drticlc there has been oack-packed Up a steep switch-back trail that coils up the mountain side.
 Larry as you probably suspect, is a good .latured Irishman, quick of wit and of temper-a wiry little fellow who would tackle his weight m wildcats Jack Mckay is a man of powerful build: slow of speech he is the direct antithesis of Larry. Despite their physical and tempera- mental differences they make an excellent team for each secretly ad- mires the traits of his pa, tner- otherwise they wouldn't have spent the r7"t 5 years prospecting to- gether.
 You will be introduced to them on a September cycling, shortly after they have finished a shift on their prospect. This prospect is down the gulch from the cabin and as they advance the tunnel from day to day their hopes fluctuate from rock bottom to the skies and then down again. Jack deposited an arm-load of wood behind the cook stove and Larry, who was deftiy cutting up the bacon and distribut- ing it thru the bean pot spoke up:
 Jack I have been doing a little figuring. We have been prospect ing for the past Is years but in that time we have actually been pros. Decting only about five years. Tn: other 10 years we have been earn
 ing grub-stakes, building trails, get
 ting un supplies and going to towl
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STOP BAD MONEY FLOW

WASHINGTON, Dec, 28, (P)-In- creased use of American currency broad, resulting from the war and army pay rolls in France, brought flood of commercials from that Tource, now largely suppressed thru cooperation of foreign police off, "'als, Chief Moran of the Secret Service told house committee Only raised currency from Europe now is troublesome, but Every ex- oertly made" counterfeits are com ing out of Mexico.
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TALES FROM TIE
 HILLS |SSTORY
 F0R PROSPECTDR
CONFlNE YOUR PROSPECTING, TO MINFRALIZED DISTRICTS
 SAYS COILECl DEAN

Larry O'Sulliyan and Jack Mckay are two typical Alaska prospectois Their home is weather-beaten shack perched above timber line on a distant Alaskan mountain. The shack is of mongrel design for they started to build it of lumber but after carrying the first shipment up on their backs, they compromised
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after the mail. We are almost as bad off as that old prospector met down in Arizona who said that ha had spent 10 years hunting bur rows three years prospecting and the rest Of the time lacing high-top boots."
 Jack grunted He realized that Larry was in talkative mood so he filled his pipe. picked up last months newspaper and tried to lis- ten with only one ear.
 (Continued tomorrow
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WANTFD-Work by hour or day; General housework except cook ing: also garden work. Phone Madison 19 for Sam, Japanese boy
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

WORK-by the day or hour by ex- perienced colorcd woman. Adams 156.
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OR SALE Console victorOla ani records like new $45. See Urbach
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LESSON PIPES WON'T LEAK. WON'T DRIP. WON'T SMELL, CANNOT GET STRONG. YOU CAN
 MOKE TT EVERYDAY-YET IT STAYS CLEAN ALWAYS $4.0O AND S7.50. Schallerer's Alaska ShGp.
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A LOOT HOUND

BOSTON. Dec, 28, (P)--A city pup must do his hunting under city con- iitons. Gerry" has brought home tC distressed master such finds as 2 baby's new coat; package con- taininy pork chops, pig knuckles and leg flamb: household utin- silS, r.ibbers and shoes.
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ROOSEVELT ENROUTE

According to 2 message received to Jay byCart. Peter Wold of the schooner Attu, the tugboat Roose- welt reported the llaw8er had been "tlt away from her propeller and she was proceeding to Cordova to agail pie .
 and tOw |. to 5. at'ie
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WE CARRY THE BEST BRANDS OF CANDY MANUFACTTRED .,s THE UNIFIED STATES BOTH IN BULK AND BOX. The Candy Cot tage.
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IT, s. Coast and Geodetic Survr :, Chart. and Tide Tables. SCHAI IIERER s ALASKA SHOP.
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TRY A PURE WHITE ROCK ICE CREAM SODA. Schailerer's Alaska Shop.
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Plum and Fig Pudding at BROWN & HAWKINS.
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ceiied.

frye-6ruhn's Baby seef Is une. ceIied
, 1928-02-25

ale for public exhibition
Washington, Feby. 22nd-Responsi-
bility for the collision of the submarine
S4 and the coast guard destroyer
auIdiug, was placed jointly On The
commanders Of the two vessels by the
Navy Court Of Inquiry. In It's findings
the court recommended the detachment
OF Rear Admiral Frank Brumby who
was in charge ct the salvage operations
over the sunken submarine from the
command Of the control force which in
cluues submarines in the Atlantic fleet
Blumby failed, the curt saio 20 contfi-
butte that superior and intelligent puid.
ance force and sound judgement ex-
pected from an officer OF his length Of
service experience and position in tie
rescue work. The collision. vhich re-
suited in the death Il totty officers and
men aboard Ihe s 4 in the courts o. iriun
was caused hy The submarines failure
to take proper action to clear the Paul
ding and he COAST guard vessels failure
to sight and recognize the submarine and
clear Ter.
, 1928-02-25

London, February 22nd -Germany's
protests against the showing Of The
finn Dawn" depicting the life and
death of Edith CaveII the british nurse
executed by the Germans in the great war
have been effective. The Board OF Cen
sors headed by Mr.. Z. r. Oconnor met
yesterday and decided that, IN cur opin-
ion, The theme OF this film renders its ex-
hibition in this country ineXpedient in the
present circumstances. The action Of
the Board was not surprising, after Sir
Austen chamberlain published his per
sUnaI opinion that the film was not suit
, 1928-02-25
ugh the Unit
c~onSiderate in
terrible yoke
in tbs shape OF
to be paid and
this privilege
;. And will
paying her
zee of scrip
moves in a
nders TO per-
for the wonder.

ChaL V6IlaIn Just recently
dech "a Lnat war between Great Britain
and the United States was "unthink-
able" LetIus "AIP' endorse seriously
his right sentiment.
And now about this beautiful TAO, 900,
700 dollars, which | SAID before ! would
Try to explain. And is t.these beautiful
millions alone that is to be SpecuIated
upon? Oh no. There will he between
twenty one and twenty eight thousand
men and officers needed when the ships
are ready, besides the merch ntile ships
hich will probably need d thousand
ore Off .ers and men.
Mud what is dear Old JOIN contem
re Well, he says. let tlem build,
Sam need the sSips and | want
money, l shall with the greatest
ire send him all the officers and
he requires. my sons Will not for
1T that their fathers debt must be
paid so as to safeguard his horo
And as far a, MS freight and passen-
gers ships are concerned. The next
president may have to put in 40 amend,
tnent to the prohibi..io law, as one Of
his captains has told him; that the
people prefer the foreign ships as they
can have a drink with0u- having 20 hide,
or freely Then when ne has taken al
cur present freight and passengers, we
will carry over our own drinks and build
a new trade.
Senator King is said to have started a
vigorous attack against the above men
toned scheme, let us sincerely trust that
his arguments may be convincing to the
other members of The Seuata and that all
will be amicabIy adjusted. The United
States will never be conquered while
EngIaDd's friendship iasJ aud England
will never declare war against the Uni
ted States as her diplomatic . twer is too
great for that.