davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-03

kolcsonozni, inert vallasossagat
senkisem adhatja oda orokseg
gyanant senkinek. Ne legyunk |
hat csupan csak sogora az egy-1
haznak, hanem az listen altal el6-
iranyzott uton es m6don igyekez-
ziink AIT megszerezni magunk
max. Az kerdes tehat el-e Krisz-
tus most benned; Imadkozol-e ma
ponta? sSzeretsz-e templomba jar
nj? Talalsz-e abban valamely oro-
met, hogyha istenorszaganak
el6mozditasaert valamit cselek-
szel stb. Ha mindezek az embe-
rex megcselekszenek, alkkor teny-
leg sem az egyik, sem mask
t6l mem kolcsonzi vallasossagat, !,
hanem az listen lesz tamaszok
naprol-napra .es 8 benne elnek.
Maid a vasarnapi iskolas noven-
dekek Kinda Margit orgonalasa
mellett enekeltek ezt a felemelo
hozsonna eneket: Vandor all al
tod elott, Hivd be. .ot, oh hivd.
Piink0sdi szinieloadas. MJusagi
K0runk, amely mar idestova ha-
rom ev ota mlkodik egyhazunk
fennhat6saga alatt, megint nagy-
ban kesziil6dik egy ket egyfelvo-
nasos szindarab el0adasara, ame-
lyet maid piink0sd elso napJan,
azaz majus no 27-en, este 6haJta-
max szinre hozni, amely eloadas-
max hol val6 megtartasarol maJd
annak idejen az elokeszito bizott-
sag tagjai ertesiteni fogjak kor-
nyekbeli magyarsagot. Ezen elo-
adas termeszetesen okvetlenul
meg lesz tartva punkosd elso nap
Jan meg pedig az egyhaz penz-
taranak gyarapitasara fog szol-
gaIni az esetleges jovedelem.
-G6lyajaras. Az elmult het TO-
.1yaman egyhazunk presbiterenek
hazanal, 10th Sandor othonaban,
ahol fiatalok latogatoban vol
tax, latogatast tett a golya es le-
anyat 10th Erzsebetet ferJ. 'Toth
Balintnet egy egGszseges fiugyer-
mekkel ajandekozta meg. Nagy
az or0m eme kis honpolgar meg
erkeztevel, nagyszillok csaladl
| koreben, de meg nagyobb Balln'
0csenk c.saladi eleteben. Az anya
Is a gyermek kello egeszsegnek
0rvendenek. Mi is gratulalunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-03
Istentisztelet. A reank k0vetke

Istentisztelet. A reank kovetke-
10 vasarnap reggel, egyhazunk
kebeleben 8 6rat6l feL 11-ig vasar-
napi iskola es utana istentiszte-
let es predikalni fog maga a lei
kesz. Kedden es csiit0rt0kon este
az Ifjusagi K0r szinieI6adas pro-
baja fel 8 6rakor. Szombaton reg
gel 9-t6l fel 12-ig pedig a gyerme-
kek vallasos oktatasa es tanit ma
ga a lelkesz.
Egyhazi adomanyok. A multi
het folyaman a k0vetkez6 testve-
reink fizettek be egyhazi jarule-
kaikat es adtak kegyes adoma-
nyokat: Sc Takacs Imre es csa-
ladja, SIS Shamu Gyorgy es csa-
ladja, SD Baba JOSEF es neje,
80 Szab6 Sander es csaladja, 81
Balint Gyorgy, furnacera pedig
Takacs Imre es csaladja So fize-
tett be. Fogadjak az egyhazunk
irant tanusitott josagukert mind
nyajunk kosz0netet.
El6ljar6sagi gytiles. Hivatalos
tisztelettel ertesitjiik az egyhaz
osszes eloljar6sagi tagjait afelol,
hogy a reank k0vetkez0 szomba-
ton este, azaz majus 5-en oral
kezdettel, a rendes havi presbiteri
gyules megleend tartva, minden
egyes el6ljar6sagi tagnak meg
jelenese megkivantatik.
A Noegylet gyiilese. Jelezziik,
hogy a Lorantffy Zsuzsanna No
egylet rendes havi gyulese re-
ank kovetkezo vasarnap, azaz f.
ho Gan, delutan 2 oral kezdettel
leend megtartva, a templom alatt
lev6 adit6riumban. A gyiiles utan
az egylet tagjait 10th Sandorne
ts Kish Imrene fogjak megvende-
gelni uzsonnaval. vi tagokat szi-
vesen latunk.
Kereszteles. A multi vasarnap
reggel, az. egyhaz lelkesze nepes
gyiilekezet el0tt keresztelte meg
kovetkezo szillok gyermeket (:
Bodi Istvan es neje sziil. Macy Ju-
llama, Desfalva, Kiskiikull0 me-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-03

gye illetosegii, jelenleg west
middlesexi lakosok leanyat Iren
nevre. Ezen kis honleany kereszt-
sziilei lettek egyhazunk algond-
noka Kish Imre es neje sziil. Ka-
dacsi Katalin sharoni lakosok. Mi
utan kis leanyka betegsegben
szenved, ennel fogva szil6k
most mem tartottak keresztel6t,
hanem AIT egy alkalmatosabb
id6re halasztottak ell, amikor
maid kis leanyka is sokkal jobb
egeszsegnek fog orvendeni. listen
tartsa meg EFT a kis leanykat
Multi vasarnapunk. A multi va
sarnap listen j6voltabo1 kifoly6-
lag, egy nagyon kellemes tavaszi
reggelre virradtunk fel, amely
nagyszera id6jayas bealltayal hi
veink nagyszamban vettek reszt a
reggeli istentiszteleten, amely al
kalommal az egyhaz lelkesze hir-
dette az 0r0k eleviilhetetlen igaz-
sagokat, meg pedig Mate 25. re-
szenek s. verse alapjan, amely ta-
nitasanak alapeszmeje leven "A
kolcsonzott vallasossag'. Ezen
scent beszedben kifejtven AIT
hogyha az emberiseg az igaz val
lasossag olajat birni akarja, ak.
kor mindenkinek kivetel nelkiil
helyes kutforrashoz kell mennie
Ez a forras pedig egyediil az Is
ten. Az elet utolso pillanata ko-
rantsem megfelelo lido az orokiid-
v0sseg elnyer6senek az elokeszii-
letere, inert akik mem kesziilnek
fel el0re, a mennyei orokseg elve-
telere, azok korantsem kolcs0noz-
hetik az utolso pillanatban valla-
SOS buzgosagokat azoktol, akik
ARA magukat lSelloleg elkeszitet-
TEX. Ha helyesen elunk lit fol
don, akkor okvetleniil tulvilagi
eletiink is helyes lesz. Aztan to-
vabba rea mutatvan a beszed To-
lyaman meg ARA, hogy nagyon
sokan probalnak kolcsonozni val
lasossagot sziileiktol, rokonaTktol
es nemelyek tapasztalatok reven
de nagyon sok pedig a kiilso for
makt6l Els cerem6niaktd remelili
vallasossagukat birni stb. Vi
gyaznunk kell, ne probaljuk val
lasossagunkat sem az egylk sze
melyt6l, sem bizonyos dolgokto
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-03
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

NAJUS 5. - A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna
N6egylet Majusi Balja csardasver-'
sennyel 6s majus kiralyn6jenek =
megvalasztasaval.
MAJUS 5. - A New York; Magyar
Szinpad el6adasa Farrellben, High
School Audit6riumaban, a Fruit Ave-
nilen. Kezdete este 8.15-kor.
MAJUs s. - A Niles, Oh Magyar Be-
tegsegelyz6 Egylet balja a Water
streeten lev6 Roman Hallban. A ze-
net Rigo Lajos zenekara szolgaltatja.
MAJUS 7. SIT. Gy0rgy Cor. Kath.
Ifjusagi Kor msjusi balja az Eagles
Hallban Bill Dugan zenekaraval.
MAJUS 7. - Kiraly Ern6 es tarsulata
loadast tart a Kossuth K0rben, az
Arany Hattyu.
NdAJUS 9. - Kemeny Gy0rgy mozi-
el0adasa. Be lesznek mutatva Ma
gyarorszag.i es Amerika-i mozi k6pek
MAJUS TO-, Kem6ny Gyorgy vetitett
kepeinek bemutatasa a Kossuth te.
remben, 225 E. Federal Street.
MAJUS '12. - A Kath. III. Kor balja
az Eagles Hallban, Baseball csapat
javara.
MAJUS -. ~ A Magyarok Nagyasz-
szonya bait rendez Kossuth K6rben
MAJUS 12. A Warreni Els6 F6rfi-
es MOI Betegsegelyz6 Egylet balja a
Roman Hallban. Kezwete este ora
kor. Zsiga Janos zenekara muzsikaL
MAJUS 12. A Nilesi Reformatus
N6egylet sEiniel6adast tart a temp
lom easements
MAJUS 13. - A Youngstown Magyar
Dalk0r hangversenye delutan ora.
kor Kossuth K0rben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-03

EtA00 butor, t5leyfa eb6dl0 kesz1et,
t6lgyfa haldsEoba keszlet, nlahagohi
~ t5agyfa hintasz6kek, t0lgyfa el6-
snoba s0ekek, ruhaakasat6 AllvAnyok
. es padok. ErdeklJdni lehet q 212 Ma
Olson Avenuen, vagy telefonaljon
344g4. Hivja fel e szainot este I ORA
utAn. (Maj. 80
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-03

MAJUS 10. - A Fuggetlen Hjus&6
K0r Ibolya balja Kossuth koEhsA.
MAJUs 20. - A Magyar Polgkn kSF
disgvaesoraja Kossuth K6fbsn.
MAJUs 26. A Magyar Ss6vets6g
16-ik osstalyAnak s5 ewes fennA1l&s6-
max msgiinnsples6re rendezenA0 naSy
bal a Kossuth Korben.
MAJUS %. A 00r0g Kath0iikus
Egyhas tancmulatsASa a Kossuth
Korben, ssinisl5adassal egybsaEStvs.
MAJUs 20. - n Nilssi Reformktus
N6sgylet halt tart 4 Romaa HAL
nagytsrmebsn.
MAJU8 80. - A Youngstowni xAthss
likus 1fjusagi K6r sls6 ptkaiks 2
Campbell Parkban, xAcur JAAAs n
res cleveland zenekara k6xrenakS.
des6vel.
MAJUS 80. - A Sharon, Pal AMesi.
kai Magyar Politikai Club nasy 1nA-
j&lisa.
JUNIUS 8. - A Sz0k0tt katonA keral
szinre a lesjobb miikedvel6 sr6kksl.
JULIUS 4. - M. B. sz0vets3g 10. ..
Warren, O.. Pilknilket rendez. A tisstA
j0vedelem fel6t Magyar Ha4 alap-
Z ia javara forditja.
JULIUS 4. A Cor. Kath. EtyhAs
piknikjs - Ohio Works jatss6eGdn
JULIUS 4. -. Sharon, Pa. A MnAkAs
Betegssgtlyz6 SzSvets6g SILK shA-
roni osstAfya nagy pikniket fshdss.
JULIUS IA. - A FHggetlen RsfomA-
tus Egyh&x piknike az Ohio WefEs
Play 0roundj&n.
szEPTE1fBER 1. = "A Fuggetlsn 1sf.
Egyh&z nagy pikniks az Ohio Werks
Play 0roundjan.
Evening star., 1928-10-31

Hoover, the special cleanliness which it offers is
extended to all your furnishings, through the
wonderfully efficient Hoover busting Tools
They are light easily handled and we'll designed
for the many varied jobs of busting which are
theirs to do. Why not have them demon
strated to you in your own home at the same
time having a demonstration of the amazing
Hoover cleaning principle, positive Agita-
ton? Telephone today, Franklin 74OO. Lib
eral allowance for your old cleaner Only $6.25
down.
ms street, Floor
Evening star., 1928-10-31
TWO ON STREET CAR
HURT IN COLLISION.
Seven Others Injured in
Series of Traffic Acct
dents in City.

Two passengers in street car of the
were injured when the car, operated by
Motorman Tyson Herndon, 'collided with
bus of the same company. driven by
Louis Wood, shortly after o'clock this
morning at Seventh and B streets.
The injured passengers-Louis Har-
bel, 30 years old, of 14l2 Crittenden
street and Baldwin K. Alexander, COL
ored, 81 years old, of 1900 Twenty-sec-
ond street-were taken to Emergency
Hospital and then sent home.
Lee Poo a Chinese, 40 years old, of
315 Pennsylvania avenue, is in Emer-
gency Hospital severely injured as a
result of having walked in front of the
automobile of Hagop Chordajian of 3100
RittenhouSe street, which knocked him
down yesterday afternoon on the street
in front of his home.
Policeman Wesley L. Hunt of the
tenth precinct received a painful injury
to his left leg last night when an au-
tonobile driven by George Lewis, COL
ored, of 2510 Sixth street, backed
against the motor cycle which he was
riding. He was taken to Garfield Hos
pital.
Five-year- Virginia M Halstead of
3l2 T street northeast was injured on
the street near his home yesterday aft
ernoon when she was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Simon Braden, 1904
Lawrence street northeast. She was
treated at Sibley Hospital and taken
home.
Mrs Joseph Wells, Al years old, of
1413 Girard street; Margaret w. Will
son, rs years old, of the Annapolis
Hotel; James Davis, colored, AS years
old, of 2219 California street, and j. F.
Clark 80, of 1410 G street southeast,
were other traffic victims yesterday.
In California there are now 63 cities
which have the uniform traffic ordi-
nance in effect
Evening star., 1928-10-31
COUPLE TO OBSERVE
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
Dinner to Be Given in Honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. McGill
Tonight.

The golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. McGill of 900 K
street, will be celebrated tonight at a
family dinner to be given in honor of
the couple at the home of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. John c. Shaw After the
dinner they will be honored at recep-
ton at the home of their other daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dennis Connen. The occasion
is also the seventy-fourth birthday
anniversary of Mr. McGill.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGill were born In
Cincinnati, Ohio, and when they were
in there teens moved with their parents
Evening star., 1928-10-31

to Covington, KY, where the romance
began which eliminated in their mar
riage on october 81, 1878.
Mr. McGill was member of the firm
of the A. H. Pugh Printing Co. of Gin
cinnati for II years.
The couple were personal friends of
John G. Carlisle, Secretary of the
Treasury under President Grover Cleve-
land, and it was through his persuasion
that they decided to move to Wash
ington.
On March /, 1894, Mr.. McGill
accepted the position of chief of the
binding division of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing The printing of
Evening star., 1928-10-31
Germans Tire Over "Topsy.

At the seasons opening of the Schau-
spielhaus, in Dresden, "Topsy," an Eng
lish comedy by B. Mayor, was presented
Baumen" According to a German
critic, the title was derived from the
Evening star., 1928-10-31

postage stamps under Government
supervision was begun during his tenure
of Office and improvements which he
perfected in the cumming and per-
forating of stamps are still in use today.
He was retired in 1912.
Evening star., 1928-10-31
BOMBING IN BEER WAR.

CHICAGO, October 81 CP).-A bomb
explosion in Stephen ODonnells garage
early today was viewed by police as an
other f1are-up of hostility between rival
beer peddlers Edward Spike" ODon-
nell, brother of Stephen. was the tar
get of machine gun bullets earlier this
month
Seven men, identified by police as ad-
herents of Joe Salts, were arrested.
Salts, known as beer baron" is
wanted to serve a sentence for gun
toting.
Evening star., 1928-10-31

In eight States physicians are not
obliged to obey speed laws when re-
spending to emergency calls.
Evening star., 1928-10-31

figure Of q gay girl" The plays re-
ception was lukewarm, Germans con-
Evening star., 1928-10-31

In California there are now 63 cities
which have the uniform traffic ordi-
nance in effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
LINDY'S WELCOME IN BOCOTA
REMINDS HIM OF THAT IN PARIS
Flyer Declares Reception Is as Hearty and
Enthusiastic as He Has Ever
Received.

west before finding an opening over
the mountains at $500 feet
! passed over Fanataiiya and "a few
miles later cifcIed the Madrid Landing
Field al O'Clock shnp Before landing
continued toward BOgota and after
circing the town several times return
ed 10 Madrid Field and landed at 3
O'Clock sharp.
Welcome Recalls Paris.
The welcome NY The people ot Colon
bia al Lhe Madrid Aviation Field might
we'll be compared Ia that ht Paris IN
May. IL look nearly an hour, because
~ lhe enthusiasm III the people, 10 get
~ the Aviation Echoni building
Colombian and American flags were
In evidence everywhere. Apparently all
lhe population Of Eog1ta were present
From the fieid ! drove 80 kliometeTs Ia
BoErta over IL slnonih road cnnpaf~
able ~ our own IN the United States
with the minister 0f foreign affairs
Carl0s Altbe, and the Minister of the
United States, Senator Samuel Piles
Upon arrival al the gales of the city
We were met by mounted escort and
proceeded slowly through The stieeih
~ E0R0tA IA the American legation
Ihi. evening al o O'Clock | hm attend
ink d reception al the iraaii9n | have
never received more hearty ana Ell
ihtiblaaile rect ptiou III eitheJ America
81 Europe than tile one today nj bur
hota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
SANDINO'S PAPERS
ADMIT HIS LOSSES
Rebel Generals Orders Seized
When Marines Occupy His
Mountain Lair.

WT fee skSfaasEG FfHes.
NlEECCA. Nicaragua, January "a
Two sets Of military orders. one signed
by the rebel general. Augustine Sancino.
mno the ether by kal. Gen. John A. Le-
seune, cosnnancer oi the American Ma
T1neg. ceScT3De the SUCCESSES III ti2e Ma
r.rleS in their campaign agaiY4at 6anc4no
The papers slgnec b. Gancl!so weff
belzsc py Marines after their occupation
O; lis last known stronghold, the noun
tan T.. Ca..poth. They lnocatec that
kls fo,oes suffered greatly ia tne air
s'.4ck staged by Marines January IL.
'ff4ey STATED that his forces were some
st4zi cesaoyalizec aEc tIlat Sanc!no Wa
CUE confused.
fzetore starting for Panama, Gen
yE}eofe iss1ec a brigade order. reading
g. pert: .......
kasgn cOsnIgenoatlon, have specially
Ys,Thc the brilliant manner IN wtlci!
afze sjF operations have Deen cOaoucted
aae military ski! af4c cDutS2e displayed
b. tlle 6etachnAtgJs and columns ~hlci
have been III c0A,act Win t!le opiSJsIhg
fofces ano the trt4acity with @nien
plane End cy"Foys ere sQrMo2puhg
TIE clftcUlle2 II supplies.
Il an loDklng 'DFWasc wlth pfyfec'
kzyrfceYaCe " tilf successful akt'gn pj3bh-
Eflent u the mission - me bfigace and
l., tiAe cyIgtinuance of the gDyd VIII ez-
tss.Eg between ~ pef9DEE.ei a!4c tnt
Ie1ple of Nicaragua"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
MEXICAN BANDITS
ROUTED IN FIGHTS
FederaIs Drive Rebels to
Cover in Three Battles.
Losses Heavy.

BY the Associated Press.
NOGALES, Ariz. January 28.-The
wholesale cleanup OF rebels In the
bandit infested region of Nayarit. Mex
leo. into which the Mexican government
has thrown thousands Of troops. has re-
suited in several fierce engagements be-
tween the insurrectos and federal forces
In which many died IN the fighting.
Word brought here yesterday by Will
liam p. Blocker, American consul at
Mazatlan. Mexico. disclosed that three
heavy battles were fought last week. one
at Ixtlan. Nayarit. and another at San
Diego, small border town on the Duran
zo-Nayarit boundary. In the Ixtlan en-
gagement. Blocker said, 81 rebels and IA
federal soldiers were killed. while many
died In the San Diego afightins.
Gen. Zertuche, who commands tne
federal troops at Acoponeta. led ms
forces in one other battle against the
rebels besides the San Diego engage
ment.
The troops of Gen. Jovintino Es-
ptnosa. in command of federal troops
operating between Acoponeta and Ipic.
Systematically are combing that region
for bandits, Blocker said. and when
any are captured no quarter Is given
Hundreds of the bandits. formed in
smaller bands, roam the State Of Maya
rit, Blocker reported, The federal
troops were thrown into the field after
the bandits had raided many small
towns inflicting heavy property DAM
age, and preyed on trains running be-
tween sNogales and Guadalajara. They
dynamited several bridges on the road.
but these have been repaired and the
trains make the through trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
MONTGOMERY POLICE
WAR ON D. C. TAGS
County Residents Who Fail to Pay
Maryland to Be Arrested
After February /,

Special Dispatch 90 The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, January 2S.~~Alvie
A. Moxley. chief OF police for the county.
has announced that on and after Feb
ruary all residents of the county who
operate automobiles In the county un-
der District of Columbia license tags Will
be placed under arrest should they De
observed In so doing by any Of the oiii-
GERS OF the county.
According TO Chief Moxley. county
officers will be placed at the District oi
Columbia line on all roads. with instfuc-
tions To stop automobiles with District
tags and arrest drivers who are un-
able 10 show they are bona fide residents
of the District Of Columbia.
All residents Of the county found drlV-
ing under District tags, CHIEF Monkey
states will be- fined and will be required
to obtain Maryland tags before being
permitted to drive their cars In the
county II is estimated that at present
there ara about 500 county residents
whose cars carry District OF Columbia
tags. For several weeks county police
have been spotting cars with District
tags going from the county into wash
ington In the mornings and returning III
the afternoons and have long list oI
such ears owned principally by residents
If Bethesda and Wheaton districts. SIM
liar campaigns have been conducted III
the county In the last few years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
Indy IN BOGOTA
AFTER DARING TRIP
Lone Eagle, First to Cross
Hazardous Range, Gets
Great Ovation.
By the Associated Press.

BOGOTA, Colombia, January 28.-
Colombia today paid tribute to the Lone
Eagle who blazed an air trail over tow
ering mountains to its capital.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is the first
airman TO cross the ranges to the VAL
ley In which Bogota lies. Flying high
as does the Eagle. he came from Car
tagena, some 400 miles away. Over
rugged mountains enshrouded in clouds.
past dense tropical jungles and danger
GUS ravines and across an unknown
country Lindbergh few on one of the
most daring Journeys OF his present
tour
Lindbergh had promised that he
would be here at 3 pm. Well before
that time, however, the Spirit of st.
Louis came into sight. Cleaving its way
through a bank of fieecy white clouds,
the plane swept low over Madrid Field,
while thousands cheered. The plane
then swept upward and headed for
Bogota.
A few minutes later Lindbergh was
circling the capital. II was thought
that he was awaiting the appointed
hour TO land. He passed over Mount
Monserrat. nearby. and several villages,
TO 3. Lindbergh landed on the flying
field. He had completed his journey in
six hours. one minute.
The crowd surged forward A detach-
ment from the aviation school quickly
surrounded the plane TO protect IL
from damage AS Lindbergh stepped
from the plane. he was picked up by
some of the crowd who carried him to
the place Of honor. The band struck
up the American national anthem and
then that OF Colombia. Gen. REYES
Luna, secretary Of the minister OF war,
extended the greetings Of the nation.
AS the flyer rode through the narrow
streets of the city. shower of flowers
fell upon him from the balconies where
dark-eyed senoritas stood.
Once he had entered the American
legation that spot became the mecca
10 which all classes turned. In the
food Of light from the searchlights
which illuminated the neighborhood.
Indian men and women from the coun-
try districts. some barcfooted and 9TH
ers wearing travel-battered sandals.
mingled with those prominent In the
life OF the capital, anxious for another
glimpse OF the flyer.
President Mendez will bestow upon
Lindbergh the coveted Boyaca Cross
before he leaves for Caracas. Venezuela,
tomorrow. There viii also be bull
fight in his honor, the third 10 be
staged for the flyer on his tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
$4,000 HAUL MADE
BY GANG OF BANDITS
Members of Club Held Up and
Robbed of Cash and
Gems.

Hy the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. January 28 ~~
Ten men, believed 10 be Chicago
gangstefs. who bOasted Of being armed
with machine guns. held UP members
Of the Wisconsin Athletic Club shortly
after midnight, hlugged one man. cut
telephone wires. and escaped with cur
feifry and leWery estimated at from
$4,000 Ia $4,000
The chD Ii located In the heart of
the downtown district but police did
not learn Of The robbery until almost
u am. The entire detective force was
assigned io hunt Tor the robbers, who
escaped III automobiles.
The bandits forced their way into
tie club. lined up the 20 OF 80 members
and leisuteiy robbed them
One club member, whose arms be
came tired started to lower them lie
was struck over ihe head with the butt
u II gun aud knocked unconscious.