davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-03-21
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

~ NE Of the great one-shot holes
around Washington is TO be
~ Workmen at the Congress
sional Country Club started
building new tee yesterday for the
sixteenth hole. Immediately north Of the
fifteenth green and on the opposite
side of the green from the old tee.
which Is within Is yards of the road.
The new tee. which will not change
the length of the hole, will. however
make very much better shot by taking
advantage Of the natural slope Of the
green. Instead of pitching across the
slope, the player now may play his ball
against the natural slope from the new
tee to the veritable pocket handkerchief
which goes by the name of green.
Actually the green Is not as small as
it might be- Its surface yardage is no:
excessively small. but from the angle
Of the old tee its size is minimized.
The sixteenth hole measures l46
yards from the center of the old tee
to the center of the green. 1t will be
the same distance from the new tee
but the shot will be very much easier
The hole has become quite famous
around Washington as an upsetter Of
scores and test Of skill with the
mashie or maShie niblick. And on &C.
caSions 1t becomes real test of lengthy
iron play, as 1t was yesterday. when a
roistering wind swept across Congress
sional's lengthy reaches and converted
the sixteenth from a. simple mashie
shot to trying test with the No. 3
iron. Several aces have been made on
the hole--three SO far this year.
The hole gets its difficulty from the
manner in which it has been trapped
and bunkered. Completely surrounded
on three sides by deep and wide traps.
it requires a high shot with a lot of
backspin to stick on the sloping put
ting green. The greens committee took
pity on the struggling golfers last year
and removed a deep trap at the bach
of the green which caused ample grief
in other years from those whose shots
lacked backspin and went bounding
across the green. Now the space at
the back of the green is simply rough
But nowhere else around the green is
there such easy going. for the traps are
fearSome things. indeed. and fives are
far more numerous than threes OF
course, 1t comes near the end Of the
round. in just the right place to wreck
golf scores.
Considerable work has been going
on among the short holes around the
Capital this Winter and early Spring
Chevy Chase has already heightened its
tenth hole. and Washington is plan
ming to use the back tee at the second
hole this Summer.
]. Monr0 Hunter. the tall gent from
Wisconsin who now holds the .profes
sional berth at Indian Spring. is to be
introduced to the golfng membership of
the club this afternoon and tonight.
Perry B. Hoover. chairman Of the golf
committee, has arranged a smoker for
the members tonight, at which Hunter
will be introduced.
George Voigt has again proven his
class in golf Shooting an average .of
~ over course whose par Is II and
which Is ranked as one of the most
difficult in Florida, Voigt yesterday won
flrSt place among the amateurs who
competed in the La Gorce open tour
ney at Miami His score for the 70
Evening star., 1928-03-21

BALTIMORE DoUBLES-E. T. Leonard
and j.. l.. Schwartz. 65g.
FREDERiCK MD DOUBLES. Sparks
and Z. Z. Hudson. Sos.
Evening star., 1928-03-21

Considerable work has been going
on among the short holes around the
Capital this Winter and early Spring
Chevy Chase has already heightened its
tenth hole, and Washington is plan
ming to use the back tee at the second
hole this Summer.
Evening star., 1928-03-21

n A IAMI BEACH. Fla, March 81
Nu O9. - Johnny Farrell, the
V beautiful Irishman" from
Mamaroneck. N, Y, tucked
Evening star., 1928-03-21
BY THE SPORTSMAN.

bH IHE SFUhISMAN,
IA :; =; = :: g. =: It: $: T.; =: :':; !. ::;::
Evening star., 1928-11-04

Now you can make de-
licious toast right at the
ia b lie. This electric
toa ster is beautifully
nickel finished and comes
complete with full length
extension cord. ToastS
two pieces of bread at
the same time. A very
special value at csc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02

akadnak olyan tagok, akik nincse'
Inek megelegedve 4 t6tlenseggel
is felgyiirik az ingujjaikat, hogy
|valamit tegyenek, habar szande-
Iknkat tiszta Is 0nzetlen, id0t Is
faradsagot mem kimelnenek, ra-
juk kell fogni, hogy sajat hasz-
nnkat keresik, hogy titokban
kijatszak az ossztagsagot. Ez a
m6dszer kitiin5 ARA, hogy dol
gozni akar6 tagokat elkedvetle-
nitsek.
9. A tagsagi dijakat mindig rem
detlenul fizesse, ha ne1n muszaj,
egyaltalan ne fizesse, de azert ko-
vetelje a jogait. =
AIT hittiik, hogy mar tiz pa
rancsolat lesz ebbol sorozatb6l,
de ugy latszik, hogy megfigyelo
magyar tagtarsunk csak kilen-
cedikig jutott ell. De eleg ebbol
ennyi is.
Termeszetesen fenti keserge-
SEX alkalmazhatok Nagybizott-
sagok munkajanal is. Kitiino rom
bolo munkat lehet vegezni min
den inteznenyben fenti szaba-
lyok betartasa altal. Hogy ilyen
|tagok mun1ajanak dacara yannak
egyletek, dmelyek eletben vannak
es dolgoznak, hogy meg mem pusz-
tultak Ell, AIT masnak mem tudhat-
juk be, mint hogy vannak tagok,
akik fenti szabalyokat mem ko-
vetik, akik derek, komoly, becsu-
letes, joindulatu tagok. S mivel
tobbseg gyoz, ugylatszik Jo-
erzesii tagok meg t0bbsegben van
max. SGT mintha neha nagytaka-
ritast is rendeznenek a joerzesu
tagok. Hallottunk mar olyan eset-
rol is, amilSor a tagsagra mem
melto garabancias tagot kiakolbo-
litottak a tagok sorab6l. Azutan
csend es beke lett.
Minden esetre erdemes a fen
tinl- folott randn1kozni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
126.ooo DoGlIAR KkRT1RIT1s
1QY EUTYxfRT

! New Yorkb6l jelentik: Fred
Cyriast, egy dusgazdag HOLLYWOOD.
ldi f0ldbirtokost a ibir6sag szaz-
huszon0tezer dollar karteritesre
Iitelte, inert agyonl5tt egy ku-
Etyat. Terneszetesen ez q kutya,
amelynek az cricket ilyen feltii-
n6en magas 0ss1egben &llapitot-
Itak meg, mem tartozik q k0z0nse-
ges n6gylAbuak koze. A hangzatos
Macy Peter nevre halgatott Is vi
|laghirii filansztrar volt, amely a
gazd&janak hetenkent ezer dollar
j0vedelmet bi1tositott. A kutya
gazdajaval egyitt aut6n tilt, ami
kor Cyrias el6vette revolveret es
agyonl6tte.
Cyrias al bir6sag elott azzal ve-
delzezett, hogy Edward Faust, q
kutya tulajdonosa, de meg a
negylabu filmsztar is ittasok vol
tax mind a ketten testi epse-
| get fenyegettek. Hangoxtatta,
hogy jogos 0nvedelembol hasznal-
ta revolveret.
A bir6sag azonban ext vede-
kezest mem fogadta ell, itelete-
ben szazhuszon0tezer dollar kar-
Fteritesre kotelezte Cyriast. Ebbol
az 0sszegb6l szazezer dollar ku-
tya cricket kepviseli, huszonot-
ezer dollar pedig a gazdaja altal
szenvedett karok megteritesere
szolgal. A szomoru .veget ert Macy
Peter farkaskutya volt, amely a
"Nema vadlo'' cianu film altal
lett vilaghiresse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
a kopt felekezet vallast volt az ell
ismert &llamvallas.
RtGHT REV. JOSEPH
SCHRE1GBs PttsP0K HA-
ZATERT EUR6PAB0 81,
Right Rev. T.. G. o'Reilly, . piis-
poki sz6kesegyhas plebanosa AZ
uj scrantoni piisp6k iidv0G0lte .
cleveland egyhazmegye piispoket
a new york; kik0t6ben

Right Rev. Joseph Schrembs, a
clevelaaldi r6mai katholikus egy-
hazmegye piispoke hazatert euro
pal utjarol. A f6pasztor Rev. Ja-
mes McFadden egyhazmegyei
kancellar kisereteben teri vissza,
akivel egyiitt tolt0tt ket honapot
Eur6paban es a Scent Foldon.
A new york; kikot6ben Right
Rev. 7. G. @ Reilly, a elevelandi
puspoki szekesegyhaz plebanosa
iidv0zolite Schrembs puspokot.
O'Reillyt tudvalevoleg a paspoke
tavolleteben scrantoni (Pa.) pis-
poke nevezte XII a papa.
I Schrembs piispok megcsokolta
0 Reilly puspokot 'es melegen
eratulalt neki kinevezesehez. New
Yorkban volt a pisp0k fogadasa
veeett harom monsignore: Joseph
F. Smith, John R. Kenney es
Frank Malloy is.
A cleveland piisp0kot negro
|hantak az ujsagirok es nyilatkoza-
|.tokat kertek t6le. A piispok koz-
lekeny volt. Kijelentette tobbek
kozt, hogy lehetetlensegnelx tartja
szakadar Anglikan egyihaz es a
R6mai Katholikus Anyaszentegy-
haz egyesiileset, ha ere vonatko-
z6an folynak is targyalasok.
Egyesiilesr5l $40 sem lehet, csu-
pan az Angel egyhaznak teljes
visszatereser6l, katholikus egy-
haz minden tananak elfogadasa-
r6l beszelhetiink.
j. Thomas Heflin alabamai SEE
natornaks katholikusok ellen in
tezett tamadasat sokkal hiilyebb-
mex tartja a piispok, semhogy ko-
molyan foglalkozhasson vele bar
ki is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
ESEhIENYEK
(Thlytat&s az 1-s8 oldalr6l)

A csont szarazak, akik pa
inkat adnak es isznak, mine
Lis hirnevnek 0rvendenek.
A napokban ket Ellsworth
melletti, bizonyara 100 per-
centes Kukac k0lyk0ti va
doltak Baldwin biro elott
hogy nagyban tritoltak pa.
linkaval fatal lany ismero.
|seiket. A ket siheder biin0s-
mex vallotta magat.
Mi t0rtent veliik?
A biro $3.50 dollarra bin
tette oket, de a biintetest az.
tan elengedte, inert az els
WORTH tobbi Kukacok dele
gacloJa arrol tanuskodott
hogy a ket ifjonc 30 hirnev.
mex 0rvend.
A multkor megirtuk, hogy
az igazsag yak. TIT van me
gint egy pelda.
Bezzeg tanuskodhattunl
volna egy het gyermekes be
vandorolt csaladapa mellett
mindnyajan magyarok,
hogy jo hilnevnek orvend
dacara anak, hogy egy korty
.italt talaltak hazanal.
Biintetes vagy 500 dollar
Gs ha mem fizetsz, egy evi
bortom. Elengedes azonban
.io hirnevert'' a bevandor-
l6knal nincsen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
A MAGYAR RANYASzoK
ENTHUSIASTICALLY BIZoTT-
skGkNAK KIALTvANYA

A portagei es k0rnyeki Magyar
Banysxok sztraj jksegely Bizottsa-
g&nak felhivasa az 0sszes magyar
ajku betegsegelyx0 Is a mum
kass&ghoz.-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
TREFA vAGY VAL0SAG?

Alairas nelkul tudositast kap-
tunk. A tud0sitas fole ez volt IL
va: "Temetes." Mint ujsaghirt,
keszek voltunk kozolni, de mle-
lott kiadtuk nyomdaba, elolvas-
TUX. Az olvasas kozben az egyik
meglepetesbo1 masikba pottyan-
tunk. A szomoru hir mem val6sult
hirnek. Egeszen mas valam; volt.
Egyleti gyiilesrol szolt a tud6si-
tas. Mem tudjuk hol tortent, mem
tudjuk, XII kiildte, de azert ko-
zoljik, inert erdekes es kul0nos
Ime a tudositas:
Szomoru hirt kell k0zolniink
honfitarsainkkal. Az x. Y. Ma
gyar Egylet hoss0as szcnyedes
utan holt pontra jutott, azaz -
meghalt A test meg meg van, a
nfunkalkodo lelek mar elszallt
belole Pedig szep remenyekre jo-
gositva indult meg az elet utjan.
s megis, eletenek legszebb kora-
ban megsziint letezni.
Az elhalalozas okat egy bizott-
sag tanuimanyozta es a kovetke-
20 jelentest allitotta 0ssze:
"Onz6 tagtars egy alkalommal
megharagudott, inert nem diri-
galhatta az egyletet. Osszeszedte
baratait, kif6ztek egy tervet.
"Perleked0" tagtars es exon
koly hint6' tagtars csatlakoztak
titkosan az osszeeskuv6kh0z. Az
- bujtogatasukra a bizalmatlan-
sag Is egyenetlenkedes kigy6inak
hosszu, sziszeg6 nyelvei munkaha
kezdtek. "Egyakarat, barati see
retet es egyezseg" tagtesty6rek
megsertve, tekintelyiktol meg
|fosztva, vissxaleptek vezetestU
csiiggedten visszavonultak. Hi,
|seg es j6sziv" tagtestverek helyet
elfoglaltak "PerlekedS es szet.
hnzas" tagtestverek. Mikor meg
sziint az egylet szive dobogni
megsziint v6rkering<s, q sirt XII
asta 0nzS' tagtestver. sSzivtc
| len" tagtestver Establishments
testet. NSzSrszal hasogat6' tag
|testver behantolta 9 sirt. " Halal
madar" tagtestyer adta a kopor
s6t KarSrvendS' 6 tagtestvsl
lhajtotta halottas kocsit, "Zsu
sori" tagtestver tartotta 4 gySsz
besz6det.''
Aanenyiben AZ ut6bbi idobel
t6bb egylet csendesen kmult, r.
ha mem is lit Youngstownban =
mem tudjuk, hpgy hopnans j0tt
Etud6sitas. Annyit azonhsn / tu
dunk, hogy . legnagyobb szomo
frnsaggal kozolnknk ilyen hirt
.,<r. :. x.s.x -. 1T, II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
TERJED AZ KATHoLICIZMUS

Francia lapok jelentese szerint
Ras Tafari, Abesszinia uralkod0ja
1923 marciusaban csaladjaval es
udvartartasanak tagjaival egyiitt
katholil1us hitre ter ugyanalx-
kor katholikus vallast hivatalos
allamvallassa nyilvanitja birodal-
maban. A negus orszagaban eddig
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
CsIRKE FARMA
$500

Het aker es kivanatra valami-
vel tobb, szomszedj jaban Strutlhers
les Polandhoz. vi 3 szobas haz is
'tall6val es baromfi olak. 10 uton.
Csak I Is fel mertfold Youngs-
townt6l. Keresse fel a tulajdonost
u, d. Noble, 318 Home Savings =
Loan epiilet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
Az EGYLETEK EVI
GYtLESENEK UT0HANGJAI

| Az egyleti Macy evi gyulesek ell
multak. Megkezdtek az uj tiszt
viselok munkajukat. Nemelyik
tisztvisel6 megmaradt regebbi al
lasaban. Sok ,mostani tisztvise
lok k0z0tt vi.
A tagok valasztottak meg 6ket
Nemelyik k0nnyen elfogadta az
allast, masokat ugy kellett belle.
kenyszeriteni. Nemelyik regebbi
tisztviselo semmi k0riilmenyek
k0zott mem volt hajlando elfo-
gadni az allast. Mem azert, inert
mem szereti fajtajat, vagy mem
akar a kozjoert, vagy egyletert
dolgozni, ,nanem azert, inert meg
utaIta d herce-hurcat, amivel a
tisztviseloseg jar. Akik jarnak
magyar egyleti gyiilesekre, vagy
bator, kitarto harcosok, vagy pc
dig belefaradnak, nem mennek
t0bbet, inert bizony nagyon sok
gyiles mem mondhato peldas, be
kes, megerto gyilesnek.
Egy veteran gyulesez6 magyar,
osszegyujtotte tapasztalatait, S
azokat leszirve leirta k0vetkez0
pontokban. Olvassuk ell, S kerdez-
ziik meg magunkat, hogy ennek
veteran gyulesezo magyarnak
mennyire igaza van. Bevezetesiil
EFT irja: AIT tapasztalom, hogy
nem minden tag erzi egyforman
felel0seggel, hogy . is tag, hogy
felel6s egyletenek novekedeseert
vagy bukasaert. Nemelyik tag
ahelyett, hogy segitene AIT az egy-
'letet, melyt6l 3 segitseget var, IN
kabb art annak. Mintha b1kasat
akarna el6segiteni. Vannak ta-
gok, akik miveszi tokelyre juttat-
tax mar az egyletuk bukasat siet-
tet0 igyekeztiiket. Eek a tagok
mintha a k0vetkezo szabalyokat
tartanak szem el0tt, az egylet
alapszabalyai helyett az alabbi
szabalyokat tartjak szemiil1 el0tt !:
/. A tagok vagy egyaltalan ne
jarjanak gyiilesekre, vagy esak
nagyon ritkan.
2. Ha gyulesre megy tag, in
kabb kes0n, menjen, mint koran.
3. Ha az id6jaras mem t0kelete-
sen ledvez6, jo kifogas, hogy ell
narration q gyiilesr6l.
4. A gyiilesen megjelent tag
minden alkalmat ragadjon meg,
amivcl banthatia a vezet6seget, s
tagtarsaiva1 igyekezzen minel
osszesz6lalkozni.
5. Semmi hiyatalt el ne vallal-
Jon. Sokkal konnyebb megya-
lasztott tisztvisel6kben hibat ta-
laIni, mint i tisztviSelo munkajat
selvegezni.
s. Mndennek dacara, ha nem
EerDltetik vaIa1ni afl4sra, haragud.
jon meg, de ha rakenyszeritik,
Ehogy valami tisztviselGseget fo'
gadjon Ell ,sohase tcgyen eleget Z
kotelesseg6nek.
z. Ha 3 vezetoseg arra keri
hogy sz6ijon q gyileseken, g
mondja meg, hogy mi q veleme
Frye, ln0ndia at, hogy seInm
mondani val6ja mines. A gyiile'
Iutan azonbaa ID haneosan nagya
lsk6ea1 M sya aFha ninds
siitt, hosy nern eassdtsk szohe
/ ntni i 1nay sr1ssasse, hssy lni
\ M bory lxe1lstt yofaa esinflni,
a lzs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
Tisztelt 'ragtarsak es
Ma1ik kaStestyereki


A portagei es kornyeki bctegse-
gelyz6k tagjai es banyaszai ezu.
ton fordnlnak Onokhoz kerelmiik
kel, hogy tiz honap ota tartd
banyaszsztfajkban sfofytatptt kiiz-
delmukben segitsegiilre vlegyeiiek
llgy anyagilag, mint erkolesileg
"A mi kuzdelmiink az 0sszlhunkas-
sxg kiiztlelme! IEa minket 1et0r.
,iieK, a beriinket levagjak, mum
kassag tobbi resze fog kovetlSezni
Ma mi, holnap ii! Minden cent es
adomany segit harcunkban jo-
gos kovetelesiink elnyereseben.
Ne engedjetek, hogy lehajtott f5-
vel, terdencsuszva, hanem SERVE
zett munkasokhoz meltoan, fel-
emelt f0vel terjiink vissza fold
gyomraba. a banyakba. Ehhez
gyors segitseg kell.
Csak egy esetet irok meg nyo-
NOR bemutatasahoz. Reggel 4 ora
utan indulok piketelni. Sotet es
hideg van. A Main Strectcn visz
AZ utam. Egy ember kiltp a haz
folyos6jarol es AIT mondja:
Mar egy j6 ideje, hogy figye-
lem. A tuloldalon AIT hiszem be
akarnak torni a peklzletbe, de
magam felek atmenni.' =
'Gyere :. sz6lok megnez-
ziik. =
Atmegyek vele. Gyufat gyuj-
tunk es el6ttiink egy II es 13 ewes
kislany, rongyokba burkolt la
buak, rongyos ruhakban.
INIT csinaltok itt?' kerdem
Varjuk, amig a pek kinyit, ad
ITALIAN kenyeret nekiink. Otthon
mines nit enni, meg testveriink
van otthon. Anyank beteg, apank
mem dolgozhat es harom dolMr Sc
gfly, anit nemelyik heten kap,
mindjart elfogy orvossagra es egy
kis enniyal6ra. 4
Tagtarsak! Munkastestverek |!
Kepzelietek magatokat s. oyer
1nekeiteket ebbe helyzetbe |!
0yors segelyre van sziiksegiink a
lnnncban!
Szives es gyors tamogatastokat
Ntrya, maradtunk
testveri iidv0xlettel
. Sztr&j &jlsegely Bizottsag
Olenik Antal, Marcis J6-
zsef, Simon Isty&n, Bak
Janos, Godros Andras,
Pal lIatyas, Sxoke- Fersnr.
81 Mfinden rsekk Is nasney-order
lrcis Josef nevere allitantH Ii
mind en- cesfh ademAny OleAix
ptal r. 9. Box 261. Portage, Pa.
are kiildendG. !.
eyben felkerjfiik haey - la.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
TalSlos Ik6rd{s

- En- nem erten, miSrt van az,
shogy az uralkod6k, ha tal6lkoz-
max, eppen haroraszor cs6koljak
meg egymasti
Hat azert, inert t0bbszor
mem maszaj nekik. II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
AZ 0rokkevalosag

Hat megint a kocsmaba
megy? Bezzeg milor elvettel, All
mondtad: orokke mellettem i'll
mel!
Hja, mem tudtam, hogy ilyer
soka tart az 0r0kkeval6sag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
Eleg lido

Eleg lido
Mi jut eszebe, Ern6! lily va
ratlanul megolelni9
Haragszik, edes?
- Nezze! Adok egy orai gon-
dolkozasi idot! Ha addig mem
ereszt ell, akkor sz6lok mama
max
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
Ninth Century Art
 Uncovered in Church

AUXERRE, July 1S.-Art of the ninth century, of the time when this was feudal town, separate from the kingdom of France, has been found in dark crypts under the altar.
 Heroic size portraits of old bish- ops and saints have been found un- der successive coats of paint an whitewash that no one heretofore thought of removing
 A you..s archaeologist, Rene Louis. first found three important frescoes and at the direction of the ministry of fine arts he has uncovered two mere, all done in reds and yellows, with techni cal mastery that experts deem sui ficiently pronounced to lead to ul- timate Identification, although sig natures arc lacking
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18

with the Alaska Railroad and the bank at Anchorage, is a Seward bound passenger aboard the AL aska.
 A Burlington party of 55 per sons, with ] l.. Browning as escort is making the trip to Seward on the Alaska From there the tour will go inside to Fairbanks, up the Yukon, and outside via Skagway.
 J. Arthur Jeffers, chief of the Pacific Division of the American Red Cross, left Juneau for Sew ard en the Alaska He is going to the interior
 Philip s. Smith, Chief Alaska Geologist of Washington, D. C., left Juneau aboard the Alaska after a two-day visit in Juneau. lie is enroute to the interior and expects to renain in the Terri tory until laH in September or early October.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
Japanese Courts Adopt
 Juries and Elevators


 TOKYO, July io.-1i ie Anglo American jury system will be adopted in Japanese courts in th. fall Of this year.
 Courtrooms throughout the em- pire are being altered and reno vated. In addition to the jury system the Tokyo district courts are planning an innovation prob ably unique in legal procedure.
 An elevator will run from the cell rooms in the basement to the courtroom. When a criminal case is called the accused merely takes a seat on chair in the elevator and button does the rest. The elevator. forming an excellent prisoners cage. rises and the Der.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
- ---------- THE MISSING LINK"
 COMING TO LIBERTY

"The Missing Link" as fea- lure, is without doubt, the very best that Syd Chaplin has appear. ed in to date. From the first un- til the fade-out, it is just one hearty laugh.
 The part Syd Chaplin takes is very much different from any that he has had in the past. And he is very much funnier and has more gags that are original than ever before.
 Critics in the cast claim that it has been a decided hit and that this comedy bowled 'em over in every city in which it played.
 Syd Chaplin has the part of a hunter and the experiences he goes through to find ''The Missing Link" and the girl that he loves. are enjoyed by both young and old. The thrills are many. This feature is on tonight at the Lib erty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
DOUGLAS NEVIS
MINERS WIN
 GAME PLAYED !. AT DOUGLAS

In a fairly evenly matched game here last night the Miners team put one over on the Douglas Fire men by a score of to 3 after six and one-half innings of inter- esting play which was witnessed by fair-sized crowd
 Leading by one point during half of the game, the Bremen were tied at two-all in the fourth by the Miners and not until the lRst inning did the latter come out h front with a couple of runs while the Bremen were able to an 1ex but single additional run in their half of the seventh, or one short of a tie.
 Balog for the firemen, allowed hits, struck out 9 and walked 3.
 Les Cashen pitching for thal Miners, allowed , hits, struck out and walked only 1. w. E. Feero 9fficiated as umpire. The score: { Bremen
 Runs: 0 2 0 0 o 0 1-3.
 Hits: 2 2 0 0 0 0 Is. Z Miners Runs: 1 0 0 1 0 2-4. Hits: 2 00 1 1 Pc. :. During the latter part of thel game a damper was put on the, Interest when John Cashen playing with the Miners team, was struck p the face with the ball as he vas sliding to second base on al dandy two-bagger which he slam- ned out. Not until some time af- ter the game was the severe hem 9rrhage from the most, stopped
 Ray Walt suffering from a. sprained shoulder was unable to qatch for his team and McCon- nell substituted for the Miners, catching good game. as also didl Niemi for the Bremen.
 A return game is scheduled for the near future between the twol teams for a dinner as the prize, toI Ne paid for by the losers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

Amot- rose v-.o are making the ro,ind trip ol the Prlnoess Louise, are Dr. and Mrs Thomas c. Phillips of Milwaukee. Wis. George w. Rhodes. prominent banker of Columbus. Ohio, and Mrs. Rhodes are ronnd-trip passan- gers On the Princess Louise.
 Through passengers on the steamer Alaska included Mrs. Gus Gelles and three children, who are returning to their home in Anchorage.
 G. G. Lemons, well known mining man in the Fairbanks district, and Mrs. Lemons are bound for Seward on the Alaska.
 Frank l.. Knight, connected
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
By Edson k. Waite Shawnee, Oklahoma

THAT advertised goods in particularly high favor.
 THAT they will continue that way as long as they are advertised.
 THAT the crowds buy at the stores that are con- sstent advertisers.
 THAT there is a reason for it. #5p THAT the crowds know that the stores who ad vcrtise sell quality goods. I. A.. .4- THAT goods of quality and service are what they looking for.
 THAT quality goods and right prices are recog- nized necessary in modern methods of business. THAT recognizing this, the dealers build their business by quality goods, right prices and ad vertising
 THAT the merchants realize that in order to be successful themselves the community must be suc cessful s7&3 THE MERCHANT WHO DOES NOT REALIZE THIS IS AS DEAD AS A MUMMY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18

son to be tried finds himself be- fore judge and jury without nov ing.
 The trial over, the judge waves his hand and the prisoner drops out of sight through the floor. The judicial authorities decided on this arrangement because the average defendant is subjected to 'unrea sonable strain" if forced to walk through double row of curious spectators to reach the prisoners dock.