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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-11
REKVIEM GENFBEN
ERZSEBET KIRALYNEERT

September 1O.en, Erzsebet XII
ralyne meggyilk'olasanak harmin-
cadik evfordulo napjan a genfi
rom. kath. templomban gyaszis-
tcntisztelet volt, amelyen Gent
ben id6z6 magyar delegatusok es
a nepsz0vetseg mellett miik0do
magyar titkarsag tagjai vala-
|mennyien megjelentek.
September 10-en, httf6n volt
30 esztendeje, hogy Erzsebet XII
ralyne eletet Genfben egy anar-
kista tore kioltotta. A. kiralyne
ha Observation-Disclosures induf, mikor
to partjan, kikot6 elott egy fla
ttalember vad elszantsaggal hoz-
lzalepett es eros, iitest inert jobb
mellere. A kiralyne menten 0ssze
roskadt, de azutan folegyenese-
dett es Sztaray J6zsefne udvar-
Eholgy karjara tamaszkodva, folly
ttatta utjat. Ekozben merenyl6
menekiilni akart, de a jar6kel3k
Iutana iramodtak es elfogtak. Tor
volt a kezeben. Meg mem tudtak,
hogy megszurta kiralynet. A
szerencsetlen asszony mgyanis
Macy fajdalma mellett is fel tu-
dott menni hajo fedelzetere, es
intett kapitanynak, hogy ha-
j6t inditsa ell. A halo majdnem a
k0zepeits jutott a genfi tonak, mi
kor egyszerre csak a kiralyne ell
ajult. Mikor fiiz6jet felvagtak,
kicsordult a mellebol a yer, veg
leg elvesztette eszmeletet, ami
t0bbe nem is sstert vissza. De meg
cit, mikor a haj6r61 hordagyon a
k0zeli szall6ba vittek. OFT aztan
nehany perc mulva kiszenvedett.
Halala mely gyaszba boritotta
Magyarorszagot is, amely mindig
| megert5 kiralynGjet tisztelte es
lszerette benne. A gyilkos Lucche-
nj Luigi parizsi sziiletesii olasz
anarkistat eletfogytiglani fegy-
hazra iteltek, miutan a syajci tor
venyek a halalbiintetest mem is
merik. Alig nehany evet toltott a
fegyhazban, vesz ehpusztitotta.
KET AKER EI.AD6 ket telek arpaert
Vestal Roadon nehany percnyire
Kitiin6 vetel $2,l50-ert. Macy haszna
lesz rata, ha megvesgi. B6vebb fell
vilagositas els Schenley Avenue
szam alatt, vagy telefonon 62379.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-11

Mind a 4,5O0 munkas tarstulajdo-
nos a cegben.
A sziiletesnapi torta 1000 fon
tot nyomott.
A Richman-csalad 1S79-ben ke-
riilt Clevelandba, amikor a cee
feje meg gyermek volt. q ewes
koraban keriilt az apja altal ala
pitott szabosag tlere es szorgal
naval, becsiiletessegtvel es mum
kasaival val6 j6 banasayal kis
iizletb6l hatalmas ceget fejlesz'
tett XII
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-11

Cleveland varosaban van hatal-
mas ruha gyara a Richman Bros.
cegnek, amelynek lit Youngs-
townban is van szep iizlete, ahol
egyenesen a gyarbol adjak ell a
ferfi oltonyoket es felolt6ket igen
meltanyos aron a k0z0nsegnek.
Ennek cegnek a feje Nathan
G.. Richman, aki okt0ber San i'm
nepelte 60 ewes sziiletesnapjat.
Hogy mennyire szeretik Mr..
Richmant, az abbol think Xxi, hogy
4,5OO munkasa es alkalmazottja
rendezte a sziiletesnapi partit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-11
Ibsen Dida t3rtknete
REGENY
ira: B6tz1<E MARnrr.

DOKrOk MORul Hdlk Su6OSdSC e.
mozgast hallottam. Ovatosan
szejjelnyitottam az agakat a
holdyilagban megpillantottam
Petersen Helgat es Eken Kor.
Mist lugas 1nelyen. Szorosan
magahoz 6lelve tartotta S 6riilten
cs6kolta szajat, nyakat, arcat
LATHAM amint fogait belemelyit6
nyakaba, de Helga $40 nelkiil
tiirte EFT, feher karjaival atolelte
feiet lagyan vallara hajta.
Lassan visszaosontam a padho2
s oily kimondhatatlan fajdalmat
ereztem, hogy elkezdtem sirni
Ugy ereztem, mintha teljesen 81
volnek hagyatva, egyedul allnek
a vilagon teremtes legboldog-
talanabb lenye elnnek. Icy talalt
meg Timea. Faradt es rosszkedvii
volt a tanct6l, a melegt6l, meg a
puncst6l.
= No miert bogsz Dida? -
kerde.
Letor0ltem k0nnyeimet cline
seltem neki, hogy Eken Kornils
odaat a lugasban Helgat cs6kolja
- Hat mi van azone = kerde
nyugodtan. - Ez csak mem sze-
rencsetlenseg. A cs6kt6l meg SEN
kisem santult meg, szoktak mon
dani. En- magam LATHAM, mikor
apam cseledleanyunkat megcs6-
kolta mem tiltottam meg neki.
Tavol allok ilyen el6iteletektol.
T6led pedig Dida tisztara nevet-
seges
= Oh Istenem. Oily szerencset-
len vagyok, = zokogtam.
= AIT hiszem be vagy csipve
Dida, a k0nnyeid a puncstol
folynak. Ma este mem akar0k
t0bbet veled beszelni.
- Te szivtelen teremtes! - XII
altottam utana.
Dacara ennek egy felora mulva
cs6kok k6z0tt bucsuztunk, 0rok
baratsagot fogadtunk egymasnak,
megigertiik, hogy elenk levele-
zesben maradunk. Veliink egy-
szerre mentek ell Kornils-ek is.
Ekeh mint mindig, ugy most is
ragyog6 szepsegben es egeszseg-
ben j6tt anyamhoz, hogy t6liink
bucsut vegyen. Szegeny kis fele-
sege sziirke k0rgallerjaban ugy
nezett XII, mint denever a sas
melIett. Egy orakor haza indul-
tunk..
A lovak ereztek, hogy haza-
mennek istallojukba nekiira-
modtak. Kocsink csak ugy vag-
tatott az alv6 csondes orszaguton.
En- kiil0n0sen ereztem magam.
Terdeim remegtek. Boldog es boil
dogtalan voltam egyszerre. Tele
voltam vaggyal $ mem tudtam,
hogy miert. Csodas ejszaka volt
Kiil6nos Is vegzetes ejszaka
volt. Elso szerelmem ejszakaja.
Ezen ejszaka lettem szerelmes
Petersen Helgaba.
Faradt voltam megsem tud-
tam lefekldni. Levetkoztem. Ma
gamra vettem hal6ingemet be-
mentem Helga szobajaba. A tuk0r
el0tt ALT 5 kikapcsolta battiszt
ruhajat.
- Nit akarsz Dida?
- Szabad egy kicsiket lit ma
radn'om?
= Ha tetszik, miert ne. = Mo.
solyogva nezett ream. Hosszu
sz5ke fiirteiddel bajos kis arcod
dial olyan yagy Dida feher halo
kontosodben, mint egy angyal
De szemeid olyanok, mint az or
doge. Mem bal, az angyaloknal
ugyse lehet hasEnat venni ezen
vilagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-11
(Folytatasl

&
Sep kis par vagytok mon
da. - Az egyik szoke, mash
barna. Ha tizennyolc evesek len
netek, ICY jarnatok Hamburg
ntcain, mindenki utanatok meme
- Volt on mar Hamburgban
- kerde Timea.
Egy egesz evig, nagynenem
mel egyiitt. Nagyon sep kis
yaros.
Timea felenk bamulattal nezett
fel Helgara. Valoban szebb volt
mint valaha himzett feher ruha
iaban, melynek mely kiyagasab61
h6feher nyaka v0roses hullamos
haja ugy emelkedett HI, mint egy
sep karcsu virag. A lakasban ez.
alatt tanchoz kesziilte,k. A zongo
ra Is hegedii hangjai kihallatszot.
tax kertbe, mindketten atfog.
tux Helga karcsu derekat $ a be-
hizelg6 valceriitemre elkezdtiink
tancolni a kerti utakon.
"A kavez6k t0mkelegeben lis
mozgas tamadt. Mikor a nagy 70.
zsaagy koriil tancoltunk, egy-
szerre csak Eken Kornils kitart
karokkal utunkat ALT. Ere Hell.
ga kibontakozott 0lelesiinkb0l $
egyenest a nyakaba ugrott, . ero-
sen magahoz 0lelte lassu valcer-
temp6ban tovabb libegtek! K0-
r0sk0riil tapsoltak. A tulsagosan
elvezett ital mar led0nt0tte a szi.
goru erk0lcsi korlatokat.
Eken, Eken - kialta valaki,
- ne menj jegre, kitorod Ia
badat.
Eken, Eken, ne jatssz a tuz-
Eel, megegeted magad, monda
egy mask.
Mi k0vettiik a tancol6 part a
nyitott alton keresztiil neztiik a
bait. Husz par keringett terem-
ben, de egyik sem tudta felyenni
meg megkozelit6leg sem ver-
senyt Ekennel es Helgaval. Orom
volt 6ket tancolni latni. Mintha
egy lett volna ket ember. MOI
dulataik kecsesek es rhytmikusak
voltak, a miiyesz SCENE is meg.
akadt yolna rajtuk. Hol volt
Lefka asszonyf.
A mellekszobaban tilt az 0reg-
ass;zanyokkal, inert asztmaja mi
att nem volt szabad tancolnia.
Ugy tilt oft, mintha siralomhaz-
ban lett volna halvanyan, faraa-
tan mergesen. Ezuttal nem sal
naltam ct, s6t inkabb kegyetlen
kar0romet ereztem. Hadd merge
lGdjek, hisz oily, csunya volt. Ii
mea xelem egyitt erzett: Olyan
mint Iegy bagoly, mondA, 5 meg
erdemli, hogy fsrje beleszeressen
Helgaba, aki oily gyonyorii. @
A fatal par koran ultra kelt, az
ejszakat varosban akartak. t0l-
teni, hogy masnap reggel haza.
ntazzanak Schleswigbe. &
Az asztalokon hatalmas EIDE.
nyek alltak, tele Zorro punccsal
hangulat a tet6pontra hagott
K6rIlbelIl IL ora utan egy fatal
par furakodott keresztul tanco,
sok k0z0tt, kez a kezben Dose
papa fele alltak. OF perc mulva
elhallgatott zene s Dose ur po
harral kezeben hangos sz6va'
bejelentette masodik leanyanak
Fridanak eljegyzeset Kuhl Lor.
urral, egy gazdag eiderstedt
f0ldbirtokossal. A hirt kitort
6r6mmel fogadtak. Szerencse'
emberek voltak ezek a Doseek
Egyszerre ket leanyt adtak ferj
hez mindkett6t fenyesen. AZ lid
v6zletek ziirzavaraban elvesztet
tenn Timeat. Egyitt tancoltunk,
en- egyszerre csak rossznl lettem
Kil0n0s ideges fajdalmat erez
II -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-11

Is neie Horvah Davidn6 Sill ne Tatar Ynns, Kucar Ja-
Spsak Janosne nosne Matyas stvanne knti lst
ochvrt yenene unyog Ist vanne Bhoy Gyorgy es edes
yanne, Darazs Edene Vas Istvan- anyia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-11

KET AKER ELAD0 ket telek arpaert
a vestal Roadon nehany percnyire
KitGn6 vetel $2,150-ert. Macy haszna
lesz rata, ha megvesEi. B6vebb fell
vilagositas els Schenley Avenue
szam alatt, vagy telefonon 69379.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

his datess Lieut. Luke awarded the Distinguished
a oderthe Congressional Medal of Honorwas hsand the only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
A Modern Brick Home
Can Be Bought for $40 Month.

~ al ~ n lioitIS
Can Be Bought for $40 a Month
This Home ia located in one of the
hest sections Of the Northeast. in =
neighbOrhood that is definitely fixed
in character.
17lO |. st. NE.
JUST OFF BLADENSBURG BLVD
It's bag two-bedr0om home with
tiie bath. hardwood hOors. electricity,
hig closets. n complete kitchen and
heating plant that can he successfully
operated at . very small outlay for
fuel.
Here's chance tn bny NEW
Home At less than you are now pay
ing in rent. You will be paving for
your Home with NO financial incon-
vpRinnre.
Omen for inspection every day and
evening, including Sunday.
Take cars leaving 18th and sta.
NV. riding tn 18th and sts. ne.
walk . squares north, or transfer TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

MARYLAND CoCRTs. D,n .AsD nd. AVE
"e,-Two nsS hrspfoof buildings hayins
elevator and sw'thbosrd srrsIes Real
y rms. h.,. ser. hall, ana ',a,h $40 ~
s0opa siphst, sSI eath' 40 no
room re-. hal, and bath ...... A., 50
1923 lin vi kw~Residsnt n.oa..,
FIRE eteeiE," Fef.t.e,s,,on
3 rooms kitchen Aad bath .., aHs 40
z rooms Kitchen and hath A., 30
4c42 syth 81 y" ns.id.n, nan.xer.
. ~ooms k'tnhs. ana bath ss7 So
~! rooms kithen ard bath Ska No
foon. Kit. ana bath IT,. Is 90
fEg ELwUbD 1921 t:th 81 Nv.
soon,s k,thsS snq bath ais az
rooms kItehs" ard bath -. ~ 80
7is tiih 81 s".-~7 rooms klth.a am
"s'a ---.-' 400 0tt
1910 grE ~ wv rms ssa h ss0 oo
i340 FAIEaokT 1T sw,--s rooms k,uh
rooms, kinhen ann 18th "ggS0V3
sEAfCs. $50, ., .. AVE, k.w.~-Dniy on.
is s.s s''~"a rooms s'tcnss. sna
1878 BkLmokT ~ hw-z r,on,.
s'oen.o .n1 n@'t ss|k0
i't1 rAk sf b 4" ~ '""os Kitchen .ya
f|7ms tli"hs" ss1 naih AA 40
Hsi isth ~ 4" - tn",ns kinbsn soa
f'SfF vs. ~
loa2 18th sT Aw-4 rooms l. bath $40 10
So on. PL h - s,ngls sHan,o ana
bstn sa1 ~
100 an - E~~i soom Kitchen ana
hNtb s4I 90
1910 y sr sw-~s '"em. 81. .aa h.,h,
sfsshsa p"'eb s.-s.-,ts..ts .sbS 90
LAFAYETTE 1907 1iG 81 b W ---5 ga.,o,,
kitilea aStd BATH .,..4 a.th tNt
sooms kilefsB and ssts III III
1919 ADAhs MA ED NV ssd n
'o"ns vi Daih DSf'fi aa0 40
1908 LAtiEE FL --2 roaes kitchse $40
Dan .t-ts~ ..-.-t- col D1 ~ As7 10
400 SPRING nj kW--~E reoms a.a
'5sA ? N4h III
hbDS ITO ~ b W --~2 Eaoms ktlebsn ana
bsth .ttt .t...st.. tt.... -. $40 %
siS 20th ST N !" .-~3 roSms Kitchen sna
bsth 's-stt.s ...'. s... .e4a 30
53S hFWJHa Sf n w v~I gsaa, k,tebso
dining slG0ss ann bath ,.... HJE 90
'ooHs hi din ss bath g., ~ 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21

xgw saRngss 2?oo oCE VI sw-ks.
tnse spsY,nsen' bssihg sSithooatf sess'
r,,ss. slth<h sne ss,h >.''. ~ III. TX Xxx
2 fso"s ktt,"hse and t,sts s..,.,., ~ W ~
rooms ki,~hen and bath ..''t 'i'o o"
i*st 2 AVE sw.-s f~"a" . .sh es
80 MASS Ave, ng,---s r"oms ~. ~. "a
hsA .s,-s.-ss ..s rf'* 'r'' "'"S''
84t7 Cota sss Elevator service
g. H. fet. hsi ana bsth ,>t.., ess ~
ssso phTAR'Ysp. -k. . n. .s1 20
z s<.ss slhhsp sfo bath =" ~
asesj ieh ~ kE-Aes suiihias s,ee
sie t'4" '~tnTs'snen = s""o'' t "a "a
: Sums ms" ri, AMI e.tk .,......, ks 10
Madrid @.slo ,sab " NV .es. .ma...
lilrIsh soa beth $50 20
s,,oas sgts+bte am bath ~ .., ehI ~
6oode atehsp aud bath ..,.-., 1000
So" l. ~ ~ -sTs 'ssaaen, msesss'
.'" o.. . -. i.. s so5 .s's p h.
,a2s m.scrssth A"E s"--a e: :yea Z.
k4tenTa 80 b<tn VIZ ~
ae.LyokTE 2I,sr 81 n" ~ .eeos
LN,9.n nsys bath ahsj ~
,as,.,. kIL.hsa saS hsis ~ ~
sizi ~ +" ~~Eisss'os ho''h'es sts'
rent HaanAssF
2 e.rgsps klfriasB sad BATH I'D. ss ~
i ,tson1 .iss0sf snd hath 80 80
$3.50 D0,a Ell Nv .-~Resdent n'aHsg" @"
rsoa.s <Itcaen ana bath ..... s42 ~
isOs COhh AVE w,-Eashts'ofs &c
ystsf building .Essi9sid rgsnsxsF na t'is
n1sn4Ass after q 80 "a. all dss kungEys
rooms s1t AID BATH sssD
s8a u 81 E4>~~sss Resident Hsnaser 'n
col II ~ Bas-~E rooms ht aisa
BATH ...tttt.+tsrt' 'sS""o
rklz GtE 81 NV -kssiasni hsnss.t
xag ana en- MI rooms kibhse s,sg
BATH. .''Fst 't.tsfv 'VSS"p
1919 18Th sT. kw>~-a sooms sibrhsn sse
kStk',...,....., .,...,.,.,,... $50 Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21

WHITE
ij:;.: Vermont ave NV --f3r b $3.50 40
.ui3 Col ri avis r.. g. l.s 1a
i1Bs Cni ri nw.-0 r.. b. ... gal. 5H
SiS Srst VI u.~-t5 roonus ard hath Is 30
e3'ss.s 5th 81 n,w.-6 rtsous hath rs an
''n5 e II sill rooms and hath 6n 20
ln.i nth 1t nx.--S rooms hzths. St So
.alO u nw--l0 rooms bath. tsn So
a5Ui ia ave n W - tonais. bath IS ao
~ .iri st ass raoas and hath ~ 81
sR3 & 81 avs roonis and bath sd 50
t."D .,r1 ct ue--7 roouss and hath. sA.tt0
i.tj n ~ se---S eoan,s ami bath 81 80
lAi9 e ct SET rstsaais and hs'h go
tttS Pa ave. At ronrus hath. ~ 81
.ta ilth vt se--6 rpnms ami hath 81 90
Twn FAMILY HOUSES CNP WHITE
~ Orleans ri n.e.--fst A., r. h. S2@ 80
rs ltth st nw-.nd and 3rt doors
& r,a,ns and bath =. 81 Sd and 80
COiORED
ii3S nth u.w.-~tS rooms and bath. SIS M
laj 9th 81 % rtsinss and hath So n0
go ~ avs rouuss and bath 6S SO
Gil 81 sW--a rOonts And bath aS 10
ala ~ 80 rooms aaf bath IS so
tsuf W u nv III rooris and hath ANt6
1871 nth ST rsanis ant bath. -. IS, So
tk3S Kramer ~, n.r. --H rssonls hath ~ 90
Two.TAMILY HoCSEs-COLOEED
lslS z 81 ~. --,!nd q = rms, hath $50 90
rHE wAsHiNETON LOAN TRUST CO.
Real Estate nsrt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
ENNNNS
49, hhkNE

"AaSESSSyNT tcSsSSNSs,.,
kh<t~-W AkkttAt NkN
tx,liN,Syslsv RpSl plNa IN AGNR ~ AAs
IN ~ ~. s4lS%'a> ~ sANe ~ ssNsss
Nxss I'xNSx ''T'' '-s-''"' r'-'es
aaos~ t~asNas ag~ssSAet ~seNNeNsa ~
fSeNs$ VA VA sya Al &kAasseS VI AZ
INV 2 ScsW .Nfa nv
Aaaa WNAA sNAA N&sAsaat Ave ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21

teet tetN NJ NV NAN NtnA
ROME BARGAINS,
sl2 4 81 ~ ~-.~se.aA
aytgM Faaapx bath lNt heat ele>s Al
uS AUrNsas aaWtV ,teS<,eais>i
2aas ,ttth 50 Nv rs>sS Sa
Sit no,'S, IS ST NE,>.siaM
aNea ia, rI~ N,W,~1sUsM
NeW haaae. u tSsasts hutlt,tn lah AA.,
sAeest hMh eiee, \ saess e,ss>,Aes
MAN 10th 81 NV - >SAAS
NsW k,,as, FaAnAs = VaAalNketa NstAa
h,Nha esae new " dssasate>l
lllE iOSGfN SHAPIRO co
v.-tsla Isr - NV Nsa sa,a
MeS ilth ST, NV,
seEes 18th a., sasss* saA
- tNat 9TH sAa WshsieE Val
= Ft"sNh MtA s@t sessessAs, ~ klAS ~
lNAN nANt@
aAss NsS NesA Ave. Afgsas etsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21

$500 18th ST NV
rooms and bath. SIS 90
o. rooms and hath .SS7 SO to ~ 90
THE IRIS, t4.o BARNARD ST NV.
rooms and bath. ..... .-....... SIS 90
5.Ii 18th ST NV
OBSERVATORY wa. Az. and a.m pisc.
I rooms ard taih. 49,. .sse SO 10 IS 90
.soo coSN AVE M
ros.ns s,a Ssth -...-.--.-.-.. ~ ~ =. ~
COWARD 18th AND EYE SITS
I room kitchen and bath .s37 SO 20 s4S On
OLYMPIA 1888 EUCLID ST M
= ROOMS ana bath. ........-.... .s4o-oO
caoi CONNECTICUT AVE NJ
rooms arr : 1aths ..... .SiS0ov
RAVES, 7o7 ia ST sw -
rooms ana bztn ..-.+s..... .SovUo
fA .,. a. ss s,. ADAMS MILL ri. az ~" vi
1909 ,lth 81, M :.
AVALON ese7 ADAMS MILL RID NV
kAycRogT 1874 COLUMBIA RD w,
J roorss and bath $50 90 10 10 90
8 rooms sas hath 500 90 To 81 90 90
is2s CHapIA ST
- and ,aci porch SAs 90 70 sS5 oD
wfsroNsfg 3ffa WISCONSIN, AVE
q roens hssh ARD porsn st3b 90 70 as5 90
MrRENE 113 sth ST.
q eeons and hath ......-....... $50 80
Q room. and is s.sa. ism so. 81 90 to .s2s 90
1917 EYE sT. s.w.
Feat bot sstes and hFhs furnished
RICARDO 1878 18Th 81
D rooms sne batb Murphy heds .h0DO
HADDos 1880 SEw HANpsHfRE AVE,
=. rec bail bath $50 50 ~ $4,000
go RHODE ISLAND AVE NE
u rooms ane BATH .,..+,,sss,s..- $50 I'D
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1901 18th street wv.
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-26
CALIFORNIA;
CINDERP PATHERS
GIVEN DRUBBINC

COLISEUM, LOS ANGELES, March
26 R)-The big and powerful track and
field team of the Los Angeles Athletic
performers, gave CALIFORNIA; cinder-
FATHERS today perhaps the severest
trouncing ever suffered by Golden
Bear squad.
In meet here the clubmen chalked
up smashing array of first, second
and third places for a total of 108 2-5
points, leaving only % 3-5 for the
Bears. It was a Walk-away from start
to finish for the Mercury aggregation,
which made clean sweeps of five
events the javelin, pole vault, shot
put, two-mile run and the 220-yard
dash.
In only one event was the California
squad able to get an undisputed first
place, and, in that, the 440-yard race,
the clubmen romped away, with the
other two places. Captain "Lank" Tai
bot upheld his reputation of being
one of the best quarter -milers in the
west when he won that event handily
muddy affair from recent rains and
the time was slow in this and other
events
The best competitive race of the day
was the 220-yard race, and it proved
one of the most unusual finishes ever
seen in this section-a triple tie for
first place. Three Los Angeles ath-
letic club sprinters hit the tape to-
gether.. Hugh Pinney pulled muscle
yard from the finish and was forced
to fall forward to hit the tape, to
furnish a dead heat finish with Keith
Lloyd and Stanfield
The time, % 2-5 seconds, was good
considering the fact that they ran
around curve
With Charlie Paddock absent, Pinney
was the star of the clubs sprinting
corps. He took first in the 100, beating
Russ Ewing of California to the tape
by a yard Lloyd finished third,
scarcely half foot behind Ewing. The
time was slow 10 1-5 seconds.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-26
SEEK OPPONENT
FOR TUNNEY BY
ANOTHER MATCH

NEW YORK, March 26 F-On
the even of the New York State
Athletic commission consideration
of the case of champion Gene Tun-
ney and thd sturdy seven who have
filed challenges for his heavyweight
title, Tex Rickard today swung the
club he hopes will beat his con-
tenders into line. Through Match
maker Jess Mcmahon, the Madison
Square Garden promoter ordered
Tom Heeney to agree to match
with Johnny Risko or lose whatever
chance he has of meeting Tunney
for the championship.
Mcmahon informed Charlie Har-
vey, manager of the New Zealander
blacksmith, that unless Heeney ac-
cepts the match tomorrow, Risko
will be named as Tunney's chal-
lenger. The Cleveland baker boy
tentatively has agreed to a contract
that will guarantee him title shot
in the event that he wins one more
bout With Heeney out of the pic
ture, Risko probably would be call
ed on to eliminate" Pauline Uzcu-
dun, the Spanish heavyweight, Hho
has not yet defeated his full quota
in tournament engagements.
Heeney has refused to consider a
bout with Risko on the grounds
that he already has defeated the
doughnut maker in Detroit ana
through victory over Jack Sharkey
was qualified fully to fight Tunney
for the title. Little doubt is felt
that Heeney will fall in line with
Richards ultimatum.
The match probably will be
staged here early in June.
Sudden activity on the part of
the garden matchmaker len t
strength to the report that a bona
fide opponent must be named for
Gene Tunney tomorrow to prevent
suspension of the champion by the
New York State Athletic commits
sion. Tunney failed to choose a
definite challenger when requested
recently by the commission at the
expiration of the six months grace
allowed a title-holder.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-26
TWO FAVORITES
SURVIVE TENNIS
TOURNEY ROUND

AUGUSTA, Ca, March 26 Up =
Bryan Grant, Jr, of Atlanta, southern
singles champion, and Johnny Doeg
Stanford university star, were among
favorites who survived the opening
round matches here today of the
southeastern tennis tournament.
The Atlanta youngster had an easy
time winning over Billy Barrett, OF
Augusta, 6-2, 6-2, while Doeg who
participated in last weeks Davis cup
test play here, defeated Walter Harper
also Of Augusta, by the same amount
Late arrival of many entrants in the
tourney in which most of the ranking
players drew byeS for the initial round
delayed the beginning of play until
afternoon.
Other results:
Clifford Sutter, New Orleans, beat
j. P. Stockton, New York, As, g. rs
Lieutenant j. Hedkin, Fort McPher-
son, Ca, defeated Frank Capers
Augusta, GA, 60.
F. Harrison, University of Florida
won over Ralph Griffin, University Of
Georgia, 6-1, 6-2.
L. B. Rice, Newton Center, Mass.
defeated Bill Deas, Augustan 61, 6-1.
Frank x Shields, Ralph Baggs ianc
Fred Baggs, all of New York, advanced
through the first round by default.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-26
ARMY TRACK AND FIELD MEET
WON BY A CO. WITH 80 POINTS
Geo. MISSES TROPHY CHANCE

Company A of the first battalion of
the 25th infantry won the battalion
track meet held Saturday at Camp
Jones, thus depriving company of
the coveted battalion trophy which
would have been theirs if they had
won. G company had won two meets
and they needed but this one to secure
the trophy.
A company took SO points to win
the meet, G company trailed behind
with IS points for second place and b
company was third with 10 points.
There we're three distinct divisions to
the meet there being a track meet, a
field meet, and an army competition
program.
The scores show Byrd, Edwards and
Adams as the star athletes of the bat
TALON with Byrd starring in the larg-
est number of events. Another meet
will be held next month.
The events with their scores are as
follows:
100-yard dash: Won by Edwards, D
Co.; Byrd, A Co, second; Adams, G
Co., third. Time 10 2-5 seconds.
220-yard dash: Won by Adams, G
Co.; Byrd, A Co., second Edwards, d
Co., third. Time % 2-5 seconds.
88O-yard relay: Won by Co. A; Co.
@, second; Co. B, third. Not timed.
One mile run: Won by Byrd, A Co.;
Harris, c Co., second; Portley, A Co.,
third. Time 5 minutes 6 3-5 seconds.
Shot Put; Is hounds: Won by An
dreson, A Co., 48 feet inches; Ander-
son, G Co., 40 feet 2 inches, second; ;
Dunham, B Co., 80 feet 10 inches,
third.
Running broad jump: Won by Ed
wards, D Co., 81 feet 9 inches; Clark,
A, Co., 211a feet, second; Beasley, B
Co., 20 feet 9 inches third.
Standing broad jump: Won by
Beasley, B Co., feet IL inches; Bur-
CESS, G Co., 9 feet 312 inches, second; !;
Brwon, B c., 9 feet, third.
High jump: Won by Clark and War
rem, A Co., tie feet; Gage, G Co., 4
feet 10 inches, third.
Tug of war: Won by G Co.; A Co.,
second; d Co., third.
Equipment RAGS: Won by White, B
Co.; Allen, A Co., second; Burgess, B
Co., third.
Shelter ten pitching: Won by B Co.;
A Co., second; D Co., third.
Points in Meet: Won by A Co., 80
points; G Co., 25 points, second; B Co.,
19 points, third.