davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-13
K. K. X. WIZARD
 SURPRISE MAN
Takes Stand in F Federal Court in Pittsburgh
 in Klan Case

PITTSBURGH. Penn. April 13. -Dr. Hiram Evans. Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Kian. surprise witness in the Federal Court in the case of the K. K. K. against five former members, de- nied testimony of defense wit nesses that Klansmen burned q negro near Terrell, Texas. in 1920.
 Clarence w. Ludlow, former Dallas klansman, testified q negor was taken out, tarred and oiled, then set afire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-13

James Redpath, White Pass Port Steward at Whitehorse, who has charge of the boats of the White Pass and Yukon Route. passed through here on the Prin- cess Alice,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-13

Thirty employees and engineers of the White Pass and Yukon Railway are bound for Skagway on the Princess Alice,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-13
REPORT PLANE
 l WAS SEEN OVER | CANADIAN TOWN
Captain of Steamer Believ- ed Bremen Sighted
 This Forenoon
HAD NOT REACHED
 N. Y. } ?. M. TODAY
Fuel Is Running Short Route Is Ofshore Along
 the Atlantic Coast

NEW YORK. April 13.-With fuel for only one hour and half more at the most for flying. at 3 o'clock this afternon. Eastern time, the German plane Bremen is not reported on the flight from Ireland beyond the Canadian press report it passed over Nova. Scotia.
 Much of the route is off shore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-13
A. J. QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. April 13 Al aska Juneau mine stock was quoted today at 3h.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-13

J. ". Quicker, commercial bro ker. with offices in Juneau, lett for the south this morning on the Admiral Rogers, accompanied by Mrs Quicker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-13
EARLY REPORT

KIN c SP ORT Nova Scotia, April 13.-A plane flying high. southwest, was sighted over Kingsport at 10:3 o'clock this morning. Atlantic time, by Capt. Farmhouse of the Canadian Gov ernment steamer Arras. The .-iarksnSs were undistinguishable but the plane is believed to he he German Junker plane Bremen
 kingsport is 300 miles from TeW York.
 The plane took off from Bal donnel Airdome. Dublin. Irish lsrt.s. ss'S ht +hs3s o'claek yeH- teday 1morning for New York. weather conditions ideal, but with conditions on the Atlantic coast reported stormy.
 Capt. Hermann Koehl. German war fiier. was at the controls with Col James Fitzmaurice, Chief of the Irish Free State Air Forces as second pilot. Baron von Huenefeld is also aboard the plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-13

.lcontinued on Page Eight.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22

s 5
egy nsembekos mocs1r partjau
megfojtotta Rab Istvan vele egy-
koru pajtasat: belenyomta Q po-
csolyaba es azut4n lessedte r6la
rnhait. Vallomasa szerint . gyil-
kossagot azert k0vette ell, hogy
az vi ru!hat megszerezze maga-
max.
Osupan a ruhaert fojtottad
meg Rab Pistat? kerdezi nyo-
matekosan az eln0k.
- Azert - valaszolja komo-
ran a flu.
- Mem gondoltad, hogy meg
tudjak;
- Mem.
Hol szolgaltal utoljara es
mennyi ideig?
- Bona Istvannal, par hetig.
- Nit csinaltal oft?
Oriztem a marhakat.
A bir6sag r0vid tanacskozas
utan, haromevi fegyhazbiintetes.
re es utan kiszaband6 javit6 ne.
velesre itelte a fiut. Az itelet jog.
EROS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GAZDA REMTETTE

Szarvasr6l jelentik: Paly6
Gy0rgy hetvenharomeves szarva-
81 gazda csaladi perpatvar koz-
ben arculIt0tte hetveneves fele-
seget, Jancs6 Zsuzsannat. Az an-
SONY eszmeletet veszitve fold
rezuhant. Auton beszallitottak a
gyula k0zk6rhazba, ahol par ora
mulva meghalt. Az orvosok meg
allapitasa szerint a halalt a nyak-
csigolyara kapott eros utes k0.
vetkezteben beallott agyverzes
okozta. Poly6 Gyorgy ellen az ell
,jaras megimdult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22

kodsz, hazj6v0k IS veeleg less&.
molok veled. Bizpnyiteknak kSr-
ted, hogy irjam meg apank bu-
csuszavat. Legyen. Miel6tt elvit-
tex volna Segesyarra operalni, .
k4k szalonban ICY bucsuzott:
f1Nem hagyhatok nektek egye-
bet, gyermekeim, csak tisztesse-
ges, becsiiletes nevemet es fiigget-
lensegi elveimet. =
Grof Lazar Denes batyja erte-
sitese utan elismerte a birosag
el6tt, hogy holttanyilvanitott
gr6f Lazar Thor eletben van. Ez-
eel levellel elvesztette gr6f La
zar Denes utols6 remenyseget is
ARA, hogy tovabb folytathassa
nagyuri eletet. Ehhez jarult meg,
hogy hitelez6i unszolasara meg
olyan nyilatkozatot is allitott XII,
amellyel maganak okozott kelle-
metlenseget. Ez is hozzajarult ah-
hoz, hogy a lakasan megmergezte
magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
SZOLNOKMEGYE Macy
HAZAFIAS ADOMANYA

A magyar tarsadalom vegre,
tudatara ebredt annak, hogy
-Magyarorszag mai hata-
raj kozott eletkeptelen es hogy
part, felekezet- es osztaly
kiilonbseg nelkil, minden ereje-
vel, aldozatokat mem kimelve,
harcolnia kell trianoni beke
megvaltoztatasaert. A magyar
tarsadalom impozans megmozdu-
lasanak ujabb nagyszeru bizo-
nyiteka Jasznagykunszolnok var
megye csatlakozasa Magyar Re-
vizi6s Lga mozgalmahoz Szolnok
ivarmegye kozgyiilesi hatarozata,
mely csatlakozast kimondta,
gr6f Almasy Imre nagyhatasu be-
szedenek volt k0vetkezmenye.
Almasy tobbek k6z0tt a k0vetke-
zoket mOnd0tta: "A magyar me-
'gyek mindig els6k voltak ottan,
ahol a nagy es atfog6 t0rtenelmi
feladatokat kellett betolteni. Most
megint ilyen feladat elott allunk.
Adjanak a magyar varmegyek
az orszagnak peldat ARA, hogy
kell Macy gondolatokat nemcsak
lelkesedessel, de aldozatkeszseg-
gel is szolgalni. A magyar varme-
gyeknek 0r6k dics6sege leszen,
hogy a t0rtenelmi orak jelent6se-
get aterezve, a Rothermere gon-
dolatnak apostolaiva szeg6dtek. =
Inditvanyara a t0rvenyhat6sag q
Revizi6s Liga nemzetmento eel
jainak iel0mozditasara 10000
peng6t szavazott meg Is elhata-
rozasat k0z0lte a zorszag 0sszes
torvenyhat t6sagaival.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
Apr6 HirdeteseIx
A GYENGE HAT
YORSAN
MEGER6 6S()DIK

Ha egy nehez targy enial6sskor
a hata faj, ha meger6ftette q hat
izmait, ha "hIles feszkelte mag&t
a hataba'', vagy ha derekfajas-
ban szenved, tegyen fel egy Voros
Kereszt Vese Tapaszt Is majdnem
azonnal segitseget kap.
AIT tamogatast adja, amire
"a gyenge, faj6s izmoknak sziikse-
giik van. Alland6, automatikus
masszazsrol gondoskodik a test
minden mozdulatanal, ezaltal
megsziinteti a felgyiilemlest es
el6segiti a megtamadott reszek
verkeringeset. Gy6gyereje atszi-
v6dik a boron es kozvetlenil a
gyenge, fajos, bena izmokhoz jut,
csillapitva q .fajdalnat, megeny-
hiti a felizgatott, idegeket Is hely-
reallitja az izmok szabad haszna-
latat.
Kerje hatarozottan Johnson
fele V0r0s Kereszt Vese Tapaszt
a v0r0s flannel hattal. Minden
drug storeban kaphato. p.(Adv.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22

megegyezessel felbontottak ha-
zassagot. Bugyi most Szlavik Gi-
zellat vette Ell felesegiil, akit szin-
ten otthagyott. K0zben Baksi
Anna Bugyi Janos ellen foljelen-
test tett, inert villanyszerel6
t8le sem walt ell t0rvenyesen es
igy mem kett6s, hanem harmas
biint k0vetett Il. A bir6sag Bugyi
Janost heth6napi b0rt0nbiintetes-
re itelte. amely biintetest Tabla
most helybenhagyta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
MEQ0LTE A PkLINKA
A IL EYES KIs FIUT

IL
Monostori Dezs6 IL ewes iskolas-
flu oily sulyosan lereszegedett
szerencsetlen veletlen folytan,
hogy a nagymemyisegii alkohol-
t6l szivszelhides kovetkezteben
meghalt. A megraz6 eset iigye-
ben megindult vizsgalat.
Dorozsman, Martak-diil6ben,
Szilagyi Ferenc gazdalkod6 ha-
zaban van el!helyezve a tanyai
elemi iskola. Az epiilet jobbszar-
nyaban lakik a gazdalkodo csa-
ladjaval, balszarnyaban pedig a
tanterem van. A gazdalkodo fla,
IL ewes Szilagyi Sandor is az
elemi iskolaba jar. A multi napok-
ban t0rtent, hogy az egyik tizper-
ces s9iinetben ks Szilagyi be-
szaladt edesanyjahoz konyha-
ba s ARA kerte, hogy teat fozz0n
neki, inert nagyon fazik, meg van
hiilve. Az anya nekifogott tea
f0zesnek es AIT mondta kSfianak,
hogy menjen le a preshazba es
onnet 60 literes palinkashor-
dob6l hozzon fol torkolypalinkat
a teaba.
A kisfiu lement Is egy csesze-
ben felhozta a palinkat. A pres
haz ajtajat azonban nyitva fe-
lejtette. Az udvaron jatszadozott
eppen akkor Monostori Dezs0 IL
ewes kis tanul6. Latya, hogy osz-
talytarsa nyitva hagyta a pres
llaz ajtajat, besz0k0tt a pincebe.
TIT a f8ld0n fekv5 nadk0tegb5l
egy szalat kihuzott, AIT a palm
lzashord6 dug6janal beillesztette
a hordoba es szivni kezdte az eros
t0rkolypalinkat.
A tanit6 csengetett. A gyerekek
siettek tantereanbe. MonOStori
Dezs6 is hallotta a csegetest es
abbahagyt aa palinkaszivast. Sic
tett fel preshazb6l, hogy beer
jen az el6adas kezdetere. Amint
azonban kilepett preshaz alta
Jan, a leveg0n hirtelen rosszul
lett mintha tagl6val sujtottak
vobna fejbe, 0sszeesett. Ket kisfiu,
aki epp akkor akart tanterem-
be lepni, meglatta kil0n0s ese-
tet. A f0ldon fekv6 kisfiuhoz siet-
TEX, az azonban mem tudott ham
got adni. Ekkor tanit6hoz sza-
ladtak. A tanito megallapitotta
az0nnal, hogy a kisfiu berugott.
Ket nagyobb fiunak XII is adta
nyomban parancsot, hogy Vi
gyek haza Monostorit.
Sziilei otthon lefektettek az ek-
kor meg mindig szinte eszmelet-
len allapotban lev6 berugott kis-
fiut. Azzal a szandekkal tettek,
hogy kisfiu kialhassa nagyfoku
mamorat. Egesz delutan csendben
volt a kis Monostori Dezs5. Az
anyja labujjhegyen jart-kelt a
szobaban, hogy a kis reszeges XII
pihenhesse magat. Elerkezett a
vacsora. Az anya ugy gondolko-
zott, hogy felkolti fiat, ne alud-
jon chosen. Agyahoz ment es $40
litgatni kezdte a neven. A oyer
mex szotlan es mozdulatlan ma
radt. Ekkor megfogta kezet, AIT
gondolta, hogy az erintesre fol-
neszel. Az asszony azonhan meg
d0bbenve tapasztalta, hogy a ke1
jeghideg. Lerantotta r6la a ta-
kar6t Is latta, hogy a gyermek
mozdulatlan, az egesz teste kihiilt
es szivverese megallt.
4 ketssgbeessttS Sszil8k bsmare-
san orvpsert siettek. A 1negerke-
'zett orvos IS azonban mar csak q
par 6raval azel6tt beallott halalt
allapitotta meg. A vizsgalat meg
allapitotta, hogy gyermek hala-
Il sziyb6nulas k0yetkezt6ben al-
lott be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
Hirek az Ohazabol
ROTHERMERE LORD
MAGYARoRszAGERT

Tengerentuli utjar6l visszaer-
kezett Angolorszagba Rothermere
lord, magyar igazsag hatalmas
bajviv6ja. Londob6l multi ma
pokban a k0vetkezS ujabb sz6za-
tot kiildi Magyarorszagnak:
- Mindarr6l, ami elutazasom
6ta Magyarorszagon tortent, pom
tosan ertesiiltem. Egyes nyilatko-
zatokkal szemben, amelyek SEE
rint mem folytatom harcot
magyar igazsagert, XII kell jelen-
tenem, hogy mi6ta Amerikaban-
az ottani magyarsagot k0zelrol
megismertem, megketszerezett
harci kedvvel fogok k0zdeni Ma
gyarorszagert, athatva att6l a tu-
dattol, hogy nemcsak a peldat-
Ian igazsagtalansag ellen, hanem
Europa bekejeert es egy becsii-
letes, hiiseges nep szebb jov6jeert
harcolok.
Biztositom a magyar nepet,
hogy engem ebben vilag semmi
hatalma meg mem akadalyozhat
es ha a magyar nep hagyna abba
a harcot, en- mem adom fel addig,
amig az igazsagtalansagok jova
mem tetetnek.
= Az igazsagnak gyoznie kell
minden k0riilmenyek k0zott, te-
hat belpolitikai viszonyokt6l fig
getlenil. Ez mem fiigg a demos
kraciat6l, vagy egyeb belpolitikai
k0vetelesekt6l, az igazsagos ak
cionak sikerrel kell vegz0dnie,
ere belpolitika nem lehet befo-
lyassal. Amerikai utam alkalma-
val fontos szemelyisegekben szo-
vetsegesekre tettem szert, akikkel
karoltve fogok dolgozni. Lehetet-
len, hogy soka kessen a trianoni
igazsagtalan beke javitott szerz6-
desenek alairasa. Negy-Britannia-
max alkalma lesz, hogy ez vi SEER
z6desnek megteremtesevel tria-
noni bekeszerz0des alairasaval el-
kovetett igazsagtalansagot jova-
tegye. Unnepelyesen kijelentem,
hogy a magyar akci6 sikeres be-
fejezese utan is eletem vegeigs hu
baratja maradok magyarsag-
max. Minden er6mmel azon leszek,
hogy Magyarorszag regi hagyo-
manyaihoz kepest hatalmas virag-
70 allan legyen es Budapest Ke-
let-Europa Londonjava fejlodjek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22

A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Ref.
N1egylet sziniel5adasa re-
formatus terlplom alatti te-
remben. Szinre keriil emo
tas Kata''.
APRHIs 8.
A FGggetlen Ref. III. K0r
sziniel6adasa a Kossuth K0r-
ben. Szinre keriil a "Sit a
nap" e. vigjatek.
APRILIS 8.
A Katholikus Ifj. .K0r husvet
elso napjan sziniel6adast tart
az Eagles Hallban. Szinre ke-
riil Gyurkovics lanyok cimu
kitiin6 magyar szindarab.
APRILIS s.
A Warren, Oh Ifjusagi Kor
tancmulatsaga szlniel0adas-
sal Yugoslav Hallban, Bur-
ton Ave-, Stop 371a.
APRILIS s.
A Sharoni Munkas Betegse-
gelyz6 Is sOnkepz5 Szervezet
tancmulatsaga sziniel3adassal
kapcsolatban.
APRILIS 3.
A Campbell Els4 Magyar
Onkepz6k0r sziniel8adasa a
Roman Hallban, a Sc. szam
alatt a 10-ik utcaban. Szinre
keril a Tolonc.
APRILIs ..
A Kathoiikus Ifjusagi K0r
husvet hetfojsn Macy tanc-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

mulatsagot rendez, a cleve-
landi magyar zenekar k0zre-
mlk0desevel.
APRILIS 8.
A Kossuth K0r husvet ma
sod napi balja sajat helyise-
geben. Els0rendii cleveland
zenekar fog jatszani.
APRIIIs IA.
A West Side Merrymaker's
Club tart egy Macy bait
Magyarok Nagyasszonya ro-
mai katholikus hitk0zseg ja-
vara az Eagle Hallban. A
Harmony Knights fog jat-
szani.
ApRILIS Is.
A Gor0g Katholikus Ifjusagi
Kor husveti bait rendez az
Eagles Hallban.
APRILIs %.
A Magyarok Nagyasszonya
Rom. Kath. Hitkozseg bait
rendez az Eagles Hallban.
APRILIS IS.
A Warren, Oh 0sszes Ma
gyar Egyletek Bizottsaga
nagy tancmulatsagot rendez
a sziiksegben szenved6 ba-
nyaszok javara, a Roman
Hallban, Walnut Street.
JULIUS 4.
Sharon, Pa. A Munkas Be-
tegsegeiyz6 Szoyetseg Silk
sharoni osztalya nagy pikni-
ket rendez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
AGYszELHUDEs AZ ANfERI-
KAI zARANDoKUT EL6TT
Fenyvessy Jen6 elsmi iskolai
igazgat6 tragSdi6ja

Lapzartakor Szegedr6l jelentik
Fenyvessy Jen6 elemi isk. igaz-
cato Amerikaba kesziilt Kos
suth-szobor avat6 iinnepere. Blu
csulatogatasra ment Szeged pol
garmesterehez, akinek eloszoba
jaban egyszelhIdes erte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
EGY FERJ Is
HARnM. FIJI LESkG

Budapestr6l ielentik: Bugyi
Janos villanyszerel6 els6 feleseg6-
it6l, Baksi Annat6l komunizmns
alatt elvalt Is felesegiil vette
Schneider Annat. R0vid hazaselet
Iut6n Bugyi Is felesege kin0tt
nezetelteres tamadt, mire kozos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
HAROM EVI FEGYHAZRA
ITELTEK Ell A 13 EYES
RABL0GYILKOST

Kecskemetrol jelentik: A
kecskemeti t0rvenyszeken tNen-
haromeves gyermekgyilkos allott
tegnap a fiatalkoruak birosaga
el0tt. A fiatalkoru rabl6gyilkos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
COURTNEY'S HOP.0FF .
PROVES AFAIURE
Second Attempt at Transatlantic
Flight, Starting From Spanish
Coast, Baked by Fog.

~ the Associated Press.
HORTA. Island Of Fayal, Azores,
auIy 9.-Capt. Frank 7. D. Courtney.
Who attempted transatlantic night
1ast wear and got no further than the
rnaxt of suain. has failed In his first
attempt this year. Hopping on az 6.ao
an, Greenwich meridian time Il 20
IN. Eastern stadard timel Sunday
fcr Halifax, he returned 10 hours later.
Fne and strong winds forced him 70 put
back.
Before he turned his progress west
ward had twice been reported. At $3.50
an, Greenwich time the steamers La
fayette and Balmoral Castle received
This radio message from his flying boat:
Bound for Newfoundland. All well.
A radio message relayed BY the liner
Homeric from the steamship Sagmore
stated that the plane had been sighted
headed northwest at 1913 am. The
position given was latitude IL .46 north
and longitude "a west, or about one
nth Of the distance between Horta and
Halifax.
Capt. Courtney arrived at Horta on
June 20 from Lisbon, Portugal. With
him were z. B. Hosmer Of Montreal,
hacker of the flight; Fred Pierce, me-
chanic, and z. w. Gilmour. radio oper-
etor. In that fight his radio was dam
aged and he was held At Horta until
q was repaired.
Last year Capt. Courtney took of
from Plymouth. England, on trans
atlantic flight and landed near Corunna,
Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
BY COMDR. G. NJ. DYoTT.

IN CAMP ON THE KULISEVU
RIVER, Brazil. July 9.-We have trav-
eled nine days gown the kuilsevu
River on the trail Of Col. Fawce0, So
far. so good.
We are travelling in canvas boats
and bark canoes, but making only fair
progress because We are so heavily
loaded.
We had hoped to make sufficient bark
canoes at our first camping place on
the Kulisevu. which We reached June
IS, A scarcity of trees prevented this.
So We are floating down stream, IL men
and eouipment, in four canvas boats
and Ave bark canoes
In nv last dispatch from Baikari
Post, the jumping of place, winch
Col. Fawcett left May 9, 1925, told OF
finding his trail
Pick Up Trail.
From, Baikari We took short cut TO
the KuIiseyu, a tributary of the Xingu
River, and again picked up the
colonels tracks.
We travelled in two groups, going
carefully. The country was broken ana
traverSed by many streams. We hao
much trouble crossing these, but got
through without the loss OF an
animal.
We shot few deer and caught
some fish.
We picked up the first definite trace
of the missing explorer at Dead Horse
Camp, which We identified by marks
On the trees and discarded stores.
From there on We entered the outer
fringe of the Amazon forests. On
reaching the Kulisevu. We learned that
Col. Fawcett secured two native canoes.
He travelled down stream several days,
and coming to an Indian camp, stopped
there several days.
Visited Tribe.
The chief of the tribe Fawcett visited
In related TO one OF our Indians. We
are on our way to question him, From
him we hope TO get the next chapter
Of Col. Favcett's story.
We now have five Baikarf Indians
with US. They brought. the. number OF
our party to Is men That Is why We
had to stop and build more canoes.
Canoe building here is 3 simple pro-
cess providing one has the right sort
Of trees and enough of them. We
peeled big slabs of bark from the
trees, built fires on them. causing them
TO curl Then we bent UP and fastened
the ends. and there was a canoe. These
craft are lighter than dugouts and
During the building of the canoes
the insects ate us alive, We all worked
strenuously, but are well and IN good
spirits.
Prom the first camp on the Kuliseyu
20 this place there were numerous
rauids. Fallen trees ohstructed cur pas l
sage and low water made the going
additionally slower.
I plan to build more canoes when we
make further progress down stream. 4
We expect to reach the camp OF our
Indian friends within six or seven days.
ny next dispatch VIII be radioed from
that point. If our expectations are
f,aiflIed it should contain important
news Of Col Fawcett,
fCoryrfxht 1923 by Nafth American News
paper Allfancef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
FAl|NICET;T'S TRAIL
IS BEING TRACED
British Explorer, Lost in Bra
iii, Known to Have Wis.,
tied indians.

ccrndr. C;eorse NJ. Dyott and his party
are Seeking Col. r. II. Fawcttt, BRUSH
explorer, who disappeared into the
years aeo in search Of lost city. The
following dispatch was reiayed to The
star by Brazilian and American amateur
rntA Sfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
Sweaters, $2.98
White Skirts, $3.95

These smart Butterfly" skirts-of a fine quail
ity, lightweight white aannel-are very much the
vogue. They have waistbands--and pleats that
spread like butterAy's wings. Combined with
sweaters they complete the smartest of Summer
costumes. Sizes "a to a.
Kann's--Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09

Sheer marquisette Curtains
with ruined borders, and ruined
cornice valance. Complete with
tie.backs. Dainty, ool-looking
curtains for Sun1mer-very spe-
cially priced In this sale.
The border vidette., 1928-06-02
PAINTING HIGHWAY TRUCKS RED

The state highway trucks and
other equipment used in road
construction and road mainten
ance in Arizona will be painted
vermillion. hereafter in order
that motorists may see them at
a distance on the road, it was
announced recently by the Ari.
zona Highway commission.
AS rapidly as various pieces
of equipment can be spared from
the road, they will brought to
the shops at the state highway
department. in Phoenixand given
/ a coat of bright red, highway
officials said.
During the past week, mum
Der of trucks and other. equip
ment have been painted at the
shops and will be taken back to
the jobs on which they we're in
use.
The paint being applied to the
equipment with an air paint
spray. Heretofore, the high
way equipment of the state high
way department has been paint
ed dull gray. the same color
used by the army during the
world war. The color predomi
mated it was stated, because most
of the highway equipment was
war material and had been paint
ed for army use.
The bright red color of the
equipment will enable a motorist
to see the equipment on the road
at a longer distance than the old
color, it was stated. Officials
declared that the new color of
the equipment would make it
possible to see it even in a dust
storm.
A number of other states are
adopting vermillion as the color
for highway equipment, and it
is expected that this color will
become standard all over the
nation for trucks and equipment
used in road construction and
road maintenance, highway Off.
cials said .-Epitaph.
The border vidette., 1928-06-02
WILL G. o. p. REJECT HOOVER {

Evidently the Republicans do
not look on the governor of the
Empire State as puny antago
mist. The G. O. p. leaders
would be delighted to see any
other commander-in- chief direct
the enemy legions. They have
had too many exhibitions of his
prowess as vote getter to de
sire to wage war against him.
The most sagacious and expert
enced will want to pit against
Al Smith the staunchest warrior
in their camp. and it is safe to
say they will resist effectively
all efforts to foist upon them any
such new recruit and half baked
party man as, for instance, Her
bert Hoover; that they will, in
spite of all the propaganda that
has been put forth in bis behalf,
reject the gentleman who bears
the official title of Secretary of
Com merce; that they will drive
full quota of nails in the po
litical coffin of the aspirant who
called himself a Liberal andswbo
pleaded with the public TO elect
a Democratic congress in 1913 -
Politics." Washington, D. G.
The border vidette., 1928-06-02

just as he may not use very
much the telephone hanging on
the wall or sitting on the living
room table. But he likes to
know it Is there. just as he likes
to know the telephone is there.
Even if his business keeps him
so tied up that be can't find time
to read, or he has sickness or
other troubles to occupy his
mind and time, he will pick up
the magazine 4r newspaper oc
casionally and look it over. And
when be looks it over be likes to
get the impression that it is full
of good stuff, up-to-date and
lively stuff that be could apply
to himself or talk about to his
neighbors if be only had the
time to do it.
l have never had the idea
that an editor is ordained by
God TO try to make his readers
over into the mold he thinks
they ought to be in. Neither do
| believe that he can foist new
interests on them with any de
gree of success. It's his job to
find out what his readers really
are interested in and then to
serve those interests to the best
Of his ability. The minute be
forgets he's just a hired man
and starts to be a little tin god
on wheels, he'll find that he's
riding for fall"