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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
Murine AirpIanes Are Fired Upon by
 Nicmgua1l Rebels

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, July 26. A squadron of five marine air planes were fired upon yesterday by rifles and machine guns by Nicaraguan insurgents near the Honduras border Three planes were struck but no serious damage was done. The planes returned the fire furiously and it is belive- ed a number of casualties occur red among the insurgents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
Gloria's Titled Mate
 Signs Film Contract

HOI-I-sv oOD, July 26.-Gloria Swanson's husband. otherwise the Marquis de la Falaise ct de la Coudraye, is to follow his film star wife into the films.
 The announcement was made last night by Harry D. Edwards for a number of years intermit- tently associated with the Christie Studio here Edwards stated that he had the signature of the mar quis to the proverbial long term contract" for work before the carn- era.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
EXPLOSION
 ON STEAMER

MALTA. July 26.-An explo- sion has occurred aboard the British steamship Arracan. Am balances removed many persons who were injured, to hospitals. Number 2 and holds caught fire. The vessel arrived here yes terday with a cargo of Polish coal enroute to Venice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
WILL REJOIN sIMBA

Charles Dunn, engineer on the Simba. Steward Edward Whites yacht, who was operated on July 5th, left St. Ann's Hos pital today and will leave on the Alaska to rejoin the simba at Wrangell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
THREE MILLION IS NEEDED FOR
 AIS CAMP A|CN

NEW YORK, July 29.-The Ex- ecutive Committee of the Demo- cratic National Committee hasten tatively fixed $3,000,000 as requir- ed to finance the Smith campaign. Chairman John Raskob said.
 This is flexible figure and conservative. We may require more or less"
 The Chairman said the money will be spent in every state.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
REPUBLICAN FOR SMITH

NEW YORK, July 26. - The Democratic National Headquart- CTS made public a letter today from William Woodin, Republi- can, to the Secretary of the Union League Club, declining to serve on the clubs campaign commit tee because he intends to support Gov. Al Smith for the Presi- dency.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
BANK ROBBERS
 ARE CAPTURED

OAKLAND, Cal, July 26.- Three men, alleged notorious out laws, attempted to rob the Oak land Bank of Savings branch late yesterday afternoon. They shot and killed w. c. McFarlan. clerk, and then fled without any loot when a woman screamed. They were captured after mile chase through the streets.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
FLIES TO FIGHT

NEW YORK, July 26.-Gene Tunney arrived this afternoon in an amphibian plane after a two hour trip from Speculator ready for the fight with Tom Heeney tonight.
 Tex Richards announcement that Jack Dempsey would second Heeney is set down as just an other blast of ballyhoo. Dempsey failed to appear before the box ing commission to apply for d seconds license
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
Prin,ate of All England Resigns

LONDON, July 26.-Offi- cial announcement is made of the resignation of Arch bishop Canterbury, Primate of all England. This is the first time in history an Archbishop has resigned, predecessors having died in office. It is foregone conclusion that Archbishop York will be successor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
FIGHTERS IN NEW YORK FOR
 BOUT TONIGHT
Betting Is Slack Wagers Made on How Much
 Rickard Will Lose
FIGHT RETURNS

The Empire will receive the fight tonight, round by round. and these will be megaphoned and also bulle- tined. The fight starts about , o'clock Juneau time, the preliminaries, etc, and the main event returns will pos sibly be received shortly after 6 o'clock
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
GOING TO sEASHoRE

ALBANY, July 26.-Gov. Al Smith has decided on few days vacation at the seashore for ab- solute rest. Swimming and golf will be his recreation. He will spend the weekend on Long Is- land and clamp down the lip on politics.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
CAPT. COURTNEY FAILS

HORTA, July 25.-capt. Court ney made a futile attempt to take-off in his seaplane for Am erica today. He was unable to rise from the water eveu though he threw overheard some of his rllet
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
TELLS HOOVER SOMETHING

ANT OIlD biNi ' 'tispi' S"''' July 26.-W. J. Donovan, Assist ant to the Attorney General, told Herbert C. Hoover today that many New York State women favor his candidacy and pre- dicted that the State will give him a majority.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
TO SUPPORT HOOVER

AUGUSTA, Maine, July 26.-- Mrs. Gertrude Pattangal1, former Democratic National Committee woman, announces she will sup port Herbert c. Hoover.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Mrs. J. D. Smith, who under went minor operation on July 22, leaves St. Ann's Hospital for her home today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-26

Just as soon as Lord Northesk
 (below) obtains his divorce from Lady Jessica Brown Northesk, former Follies beauty. he is going to trip to the altar for a second time with Peggy Hopkins Joyce. But it will be pretty Peggy's sixth saunter down the aisle to MT. Mendels- sohn's famous composition. The happy pair are now en
 pying the bathing at Deauville>
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

niitt az O neve, 4 szeretet, a ko-
nyoriilet Is a szanalom angyalai
az % neytben k6tozgetilS az en-
bedT nemzet yerz6 sebeit stb. .Eme
.predfkacio befejezesa elStt, ami.
don az egyhaz lelktszenek aka
Irdl eme felszolitas felhangzott
"Oh jertek ,azert atyamfiai, mem
junk mi is Q utana. Csatlakozunk
mi is a diadalmeneteIez. Aldjuk
IS magasztaljuRS 6t mi is. SEE
gyen rea, XII elmarad! Ezen fell
|sz6litas kovetkeztcben mintegy
55 fatal ferfi es nG jarult az Ur-
asztala ele, hogy k0vesstk Jezus
diadalmenetet. Ezen meglepo je-
lenet pillanataban konybe labadt
szemekkel csendiilt fcl az enek az
IUrasztala. el6tt allok Is a gyiile-
lkezrt ajalSan "Jelszayqnl elSre,
Iegyesiiliiink mind, amelynek el-
hangzasa utan a lelktsz feltette,
la hitvallas Is fogadastetel kdrde-
lseit, annelyre az SIS feln5tt test
yeriink erne feleletct advan =
|"Igeriuk igenis, listen segedlme
i altal". Eme fogadastetel chang
|zasaval ez a felnGtt csoport
aranybetiilkel orokre beirta ne.
vet az egyhaz tortenetebe. A va.
sarnap1s iskolas fovendekek a pre-
dikacio k0zben egy uj hozsanns
enekkel emeltek iinnepi istentisz
teletiinloet, maid fogadast tetteR
ARA nezve, hogy Jezus igaz ko
vet0i lesznek es anyaszentegyha
zunknak feln6tt tagjai kozt fog
max szerepelni, mint rendes fizett
tagok. Ime szolgaljon bizonysagu
az ok neviik: Fabian Janos, Fa
bian Rebeka, Fabian Maria, Macy
, Roza, Kacs6 Krisztina, Beres ia
nos, Szilagyi Karoly, Beres Imre
!, Dorko Julianna, Pal Istvan, To
rok Sander, Kurpe Gyorgy, Ka
ESQ Ferenc, Kacso N, Dezsi ia
, nos, Takacs R6za. JAEGER Ilona
E EJager Elemtr, Dorlso Gizella
: Dorko JoJlan, Ivancza Julianna
BRO Erzsebet, Bir6 Mariska,, Hu
!, lnyadi Ilona, Hunyadi Katalin
Kish Roza, Kish Katalin, Ozsvatl
! Katalin, Gentha R6zasg Iekvar Ag
mes, Szakacs Anna, Szel1ely Ju
: llama, Szatmary y6zsef, Kurp'
Wilma. Takalos Iran, Sipos JOSEF
lSzilagyi Ferenc, al6th sMargit
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

10th Julianna, Fiilon Bella, Kacs61
Janos, Fabian Anna, Dorko Iren,
Sebes Julianna, Ozsvath Trina,
Vas Lima, Mento Mariska, Jager0
Ella, Jancs6 Erzs6bet, 10th Err
zsebet, Sike Margit, Orban R6za,
Lampert Jolan, Kuti Roza, Kontz
Irma, Hes Trina, Fiilop Margit es
Kish JJnlianna. AZ istentisztclct
utan, eme 0rokke emlekezctes nap
jelent5sfgebSl kifoly6lag az egy-
haz el6ljar6saga delebedet adott
a fiataIsag tisztelte6rc, amelyet
Kinda Gyorgyne, Kish Imrene,
Orban M6zesne, 0zv. Duruttya
Gy6rgyne, Fabian Mihalynf, Ba-
ba J6zsefne, Bir6 Andrasne, kish
Julianna. Fabian Maria es Szila-
Cyl Mihalyne voltak szivesek Ell
keszitcni, amely delebed el6alli-
tasa kizadakozasbol folyt be es
amelyet a k0vetkezGk kollektal-
tax oswe: Kish Julianna, Lam.
per Emanuelna, Orban Mozesne $
Fabian Maria. AZ ebed kozben
megint Fabian Mihaly egyhazunk
trusteeja intezett egy rovid bnz
ditto beszedet az ifjusaghoz. rs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05
A Noegylet vacsoraja.

A Noegylet vacsoraja. A Lo-
rantffy Zsuzsanna Noegylet az ell
mutt vasarnap tartotta rendes
havi gyiilestt, amelyen a tagok
nagyon szep szammal yettck
reszt Is t6bbck k0zt elintezest
nyert, folyo h6 l4-en szombaton
este tartand6 szeretet vacsoraval
felmeriilt dolgok utolso simitasa
is es ICY most mar, ahhoz minden
elokesziilt annak rendje es modja
szerint keszenletben van. S miu-
tan noegyletimk fennallasa ota
kellG bizonysagat adta letjogo-
sultsaganak, ennel fogya remel-
jiik. hogy a harmas varos magyar
.lakossaga kell6 szamban fog meg
ielenni ezen vacsoran, amely a
tcmplom alatt ley3 auditorinmball
lesz megtartva. ss
Vasarnapi iinneplesiink. 55 fel
mott csatlakozasa az egyhazhoz
Egyhazunk az clmult vasarnaI
Iimpozans kerctek k0zt iinnepeltt
meg viragvasarnapjat, vagyis Je
zus Krisztus dicsoseges bevonula
sat Jeruzsalembe. Mar j6val be
harangozas el6tt egyhazunS buz
j GO hivei zsufolasig megtoltottel
gy0ny0rii sep tegla templomun
kat, amely ez alkalombol kifoly6
lag teljes viragdiszben uszott no
ltestvereink aldozatkeszsege ko
vetkezteben. Maid ugy fehizen
egy 6rakor Kinda Margitka orgo
ma kiserete mellett felhangzott a
Ienek "Hozsanna, hozsanna, zen
diilj0n az enek." es a jelenlev'
$50 buzg6 lelek ajkarol mel.
megihlet6des k0zepette szallot
fel az enek a magasba. A szokaso
zsolozsmak eleneklese utan, a
egyhaz lelkesze lepett a sz6szek
re es iinnepi elmelkedese lever
"Krisztns a t0rtenelemben', =
amely ala'peszme alapjan kell,
kidomboritasat advan anak, hog,
Krisztus bronze es rcmenye vol
az el6tte cit nemzedeknek es az
tan annak is, hogy "Igy lett az
ltan Krisztus 0r0me, remenye a
utana elG nemzedeknek is. Nj
utan az apak, az anyak Krisztu
nevet tanitjak gyermekeiknek
lcsaladi tiizhely k0riil, a templom
ban, az iskolaban, a tarsadalom
ban. oft van, oft hangzik minde
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05
Y N FARRELL-SHARoNI
] MAGYAR REFoRMATUs
EGYHAz K0REB0L
Kohl:
vEcsEY A. JEN6,
ref. lelkesz.

Husveti istentisztelet. Egyha-
xunk kcbeleben Jezus Krisztus
feltamadasanak 0r0k emleknap-
ian, az istentisztelet pont 10 ora
kor fogja venni kazdetet es pre-
dikalni fog maga a lelkesz. Va
sarnapi iskola 9-tol 10-ig leend,
vagyis egy f6loraval hamarabb,
4 tcmplom alatt lev6 autitorium-
ban.
Scent aldozas. Husvet elso nap
Jan, az alkalmi istentisztelettel
kapcsolatosan az Urnak scent asz-
tala is meg lesz teritve, keszitsek
a hivek magukat, hogy. alazatos
Swivel iarulhassanak a scent asz-
talhoz. AZ aldozashoz a scent je-
gyeket, kenyeret es bort egy-
ha0unk penztarnoka, ifj. Koran
Janos es neje lesznek kegyesek
adomanyozni.
Konfirmalas. Az elmult vasar-
nap nepes gyiilekezet elott tett tt
zennegy felnott egyen bizonysa-
got hiter6l e.s vallast ARA nezve,
hogy draga veren szerzett egy-
haznnk egesz eletok0n keresztiil
hiiseges tagjai lesznek. Ezen fel.
n0ttek katekizalasa ket kil0n-
b0z6 nyelven ment vegbe. Ugyan-
is azoknak a sziiloknek gyerme-
kei, akik alland6an kiildtek ev.
r6l-evre a gyermekiiket az egyhaz
altal fentartott magyar minden
napos nyari iskolaba es a szom
bati iskolaba, azok sziileik zang
zeteS magyar nyelven vizsgaztak
es eek voltak k0vetkez6k Jan.
ESQ Erzsebet, Sebes Julianna,
Ozsyath Trina, jaeger Ella, Vas
Lima, Fiil0p Bertalan, Dorkt
Iren, Kacso Janos, Fabian Anna
IS Ment6 Maria. Angel nyelver
pedig vizsgaztak: T6r6k Janos
Szilagyi Ferenc, 10th Margit e,
Sipos JOSEF. A gyermekek Wis
gaia utan Baba JOSEF gondnol
es Fabian Mihaly trustee hozasz6
lasai utan gyiilekezet egyhan
gulag jovahagyvan es felhatal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

mazvan 6ket ARA nezve, hogy a
husveti scent iinnepek alkalmaval
az Urnak scent asztalahoz jarul-
hassanak.
Egyhazi adomanyok. Egyha-
zunk fentartasara az elmult va
sarnap k0vetkez6 testver1ink
adtak kegyes adomanyokat es fl
zettek be egyhazi jaruhkaikat: !:
5000 Asztalos Pal es csaladja,
$500 Sipos Mihaly es csaladja,
Keresztes Gyula es neje, Hadnagy
Janos as csaladja, $500 Szab6
Sandor Is csaladja, $4.O0 Kurpc
Wilma, Szilagyi Mihaly es csalad-
ia, $500 Baba Janos es csaladja,
5000 0zv. Somogyi J6zsefn'e Clam
para) Bordy Sander es csaladJa,
$1.00 Sebes Julianna, Dorko
Tren, Ozsvath Irma, Jancso Erzse-
bet, Tvancza Julianna, Fabian An
ma, Ivancza Julianna, T0r0k San.
dor, $500 Macy Mozes tags, sc
Kacs6 Janos. A viragvasarnapl
iinnepbol kifolyolag a k0vetkezt
moi testvereink diszitettek fel 8
templomot viragokkal es adtak
be a viragra szant 0Sszeget a;
iegyhaznak: $500 Szakacs Mihaly
ne, $1.OO Macy Jozsefne, FiiloI
Sandorne, Fabian Mihalyne, Bor
tdy Margit, Bod Istvanne, 0zv
lDuruttya Gyorgyne, Eros And
|rasne, Hadnagy Janosne, Bah;
|J6zsafne, Biro Margit, Kish Ju
llama, Hunyadi Jen6ne, Pal 1st
vanne, Bir6 Maria, Biro Eszter
10th Sandorne, Fonagy Mariska
Mathe Janosne. Cserepes virago
kat adtak: T0rok Janosne, Bah
Janosn6, Lampert Emanuelnt
lSzilagyi Mihalyne. 0zv. So6s Ist
lvanne, Eros Andrasne, Kish Imre
Inc, Orban Mozesne, Kinda Gy.-nt
Kinda Margit, JAEGER Ella, Ozs
vath Trma (2), Mento Maria &
Macy Roza. Fogadjak testverel
eme nemes cselekedetiikert a
egyhaz halas k0szonetet.
Presbiteri gyiiles. Ertesitem a
egyhaz el6ljarosagat afel6l, hog,
a rendes havi presbiteri gyiiles
. h6 Ten, azaz a reank k0vetkez
, |szombaton este lesz megtartva
oral kezdettel, minden egyes el0
: jar6sagi tagnak megjelenes
: megkivantatik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

ime 9, a varva vart, elliott csaku-
Cyan negyevi nehez faradsagos
munkalkodas utan, a farrell-sha-
roni es sharpsvillei egyhaz kcbc-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

lebe is. Aldott a XII jott az Ur-'
nals neveben Hozsanna a magas-
sagban!" !
, 1928-07-21

$3.50 ~ 4GN ~ W ma IL bNCASs a.
whose Oyster Bay home the woman has
been a guest for several months. Mrs.
Leeds is the former Princess Xpnia of
Russia. who played with the Russian
Duchess when they were children. Leeds
himself is convinced of her identity, for
he does not believe an impersonator could
get away with such a fraud for the mum
Der OF months the woman has been his
guest All she wants, he said, is to re-
gain her health and lead the normal
life Of any normal young woman"
Indianapolis. ind July 10Th The
United Mine workers OF America has
abandoned the Jacksonville scale as a
basis for wage negotiations in the btu
minOus coal fields ana extended to each
one OF its districts the right to effect set
Elements with coal operators upon a ba-
sis mutually satisfactory"
Miami, Florida, July 18th The ter
mInatlOn OF the agreement under which
United States c~oaStguard boats were all
lowed TO patrol waters Of the British
possessions off the Florida coasJ in search
of rum runners, has become known
through a letter to the State Department
at Washington, or record If the Federal
Court here.
CurtisfeId, N. Y, July 18th Charles
A. Levine, first trans Atlantic air pas
senger, ''cracked no" his monoplane
columbia" on his third attempt to land,
after ~ minute fight. Mr.. Levine and
Major A, L.. tIemming a passenger,
AcraWied from the Wreckage OF the trans
Atlantic plane unhurt. Last nights
crack up" recalls the solo fl ght made
by Levine from lie BOurget, France, to
Croydon, England, nearly a year ago,
when he astOunded airmen as he bounced
the plane up and down IN his fourth and
finally successful attempt 20 land at
the London airport.
Mexico City, July 18th. r In a signed
statement last night, President Gales
declared that the assassin of General
Oregon had admitted the mo i've of his
crime was religious fervour. President
Cailes's statement follows, in part
The criminal has already fully con.
fessed that his tragic action was mo-
tivated by religious fanatisci m. Fur.
thermOra the authorities have gained
much information, impIicating directly
clerical action in this crime. By my
Government without being impressed for
one moment for this now sOmbre system
which is being practiced against our in
situations will renew its energy and now
announces to the nation, that the liberal
principles Of the social revolutionary
movement which popular sentiment afir-
med eighteen years ago can never be
nuIhtied. 1t IS a criminal illusion and
, 1928-07-21

I would like to know what is the desire of
the Council.
1st Member for Christiansted Country
District ~(Aler0Bder) moved that the a.
doptlonIot the minutessin question be post
poned until further.
The Chairman put the motion tosthe
vote with the result that 10 members
voted for; none against.
Accordingly the adoption of the minutes
vas postponed until further.
The following communications received
since the last meeting were read:
Letter from Government of June 20,
1928 reading:
June 20, 1928.
The Honorable,
The Chairman of the Colonial Council.
Municipality Of Saint Croix,
Saint Croix Virgin Islands.
Through the Despatching Secretary.
Saint CroiX)
Sir:
| have the honor to inform you that
the Budget for the Municipality of Saint
CrOiX for the fiscal year from July l, 1923
to June 80, 1929, passed b. the Colonial
Council of Saint Croix 10 extraordinary
session on June p. 1928. has today been
approved by me with the following ex-
ceptiOns;
Il. Judiciary Department. Item 5
Salaries (a) Judge Of the District Court,
Francs Il, 900, 90 Hhis item IS dlsap-
proved for the following reason: An Act
of Congress Public No. GA. 10th Con-
grcssl entitled AN Act to fix the salaries
Of certain Judges Of the Territories and
lnsuIar Possessions of the United States,
approved by the President on May 70, 1928
provides in part. That the following
salaries shall be paid to the several judges
hereinafter mentioned, namely ...... 10
the Judge OF the District Court Of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States. ST.
500 per year, . Since the salary vi the
Judge of the District Court is now fixed
by action of Congress, it is logical that
such salary should be paid from funds
appropriated by Congress- and mo salary
of this official has accordingly, been pro-
vided in the Budget for the Central ADJ
mInistration.
2. Department OF Health Chrj8tjun8ted
Municipal Hospital Item %, Salaries
(r) H0uSekeeper FIRES. 3, 10000 TINS Item
Is disapproved for the following reason;
The CHEZ Municipal Physician, Saint
CroiX, has informed the Governor mat
while the services of a Housekeepe IN
Chriatianstpd Municipal Hospital may be
desirable, they are not at all essential.
Congress- has reduced the aDDrODriaLIOn
, 1928-07-21
Indians scored 40 for 6 wickets and de-
clared. Worcestershire 439 for 2 wickets.

COLONIAL COUNCIL
D S T. ok
At one o'clock D.. m. Monday July 9,
1923. the Colonial Council OF ST. CrOiX
held its First Ordinary Meeting for the
fiscal year 1928 1929. il the Council Hall,
Christiansted
Present were: D c Caoegata CHAR
mani, c. R T.. Brow, Jps. Alexander,
Anselmo Fabio. Ralph de Chabert, AL
fred Francis, ID. Hamilton Jackson, =.
Pentaeny, F. Coulter. f Andersen, Roht,
w. Skeoch, Miles Merwin. d. 5 Arm
s5rong, NJ. NJ. Skeoch. aud VIM. Clarke.
1st Appointed Member (Stakemann)
and Bird Appointed Member (Abram5on)
were absent.
Despatching Secretary (FoxweID and
Assistant Despatching Secretary phil
Iips) attended the meeting.
The following prayers were offered by
the Chaplain. Rev, Alfred OsCrOn, ID. ID.
Almighty everything God. AS we
are continually under Thy paternal
care. it is our privilege to look to
Thee, the source Of every good and
perfect gift, to repIpnish our various
needs OF mind and body, and as this
COU1cIi today enters upon the work
of "a new fiscal year we earnestly be-
seech Thee to endue all its members
with Thy grace to fulfill their duties
and cOnscIentiOusly to weigh their
responsibilities as representatives OF
the people Of this island.
We thank Thee for Thy help in
serving our people during the past
year and pray Thee to pardon and
o~verrule whatever may have been
done amjss. May Thy special guild
ance be with the members this pre-
sent year so that beneficial laws may
be enacted for the good Of the island.
We thank Thee for the cOpiOus rain
which Thou mas now sent down upon
the thirsty land May Thy blessing
quicken our hearts to love Thee and
to serve Thee w|lIIlrgjy.
We O5Ste2h Thee 70 CI2ss t.e Pre-
sident of the United States, the Gov
prnor of the Virgin Islands and all
in authority and to give them grace
to do Thy will and walk in Thy way.
Attend to our prayers which we
offer il the name Of cur Lord Je US
Christ. Amen.
The Chairman: The minutes Of the
meeting of June Is have been published
and if | hear no objection they will be
considered tacitIy adopted.
The Chairman heard no objection, the
minutes were declared tacitIy adopted.
Tho Tb0jr9D0D. OnIV 2 mart Of tho
, 1928-07-21

The uEOITnN1: Ile minutes Of The
meeting of June Is have been published
and if | hear no objection they will be
considered tacitiy adopted.
The Chairman heard no objection, the
minutes were declared tacitIy adopted.
The Chairman: Only a part of the
minutes of June p have Eeen published
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
Attractions At Theatres
RICHARD TALMADGE IS
 AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

Richard Talmadge, F. B. O.'s Stunt Star. seems to have an end less number of thrilling feats in store for his audiences, and in his newest picture, 'sThe Merry Cava- Her., he manages to eclipse even his best record to date. The pro- duction, which comes to the Coli scum tonight, is replete with swift action and full of gripping sus- pense. The agile Talmadge leaps and hounds in his customary buoy ant fashion and is sparkllngly ra- diant in his usual vivacious man. mer. The story, is a particularly happy choice for Dick because it is rich...in the very qualities which are his particular forte, namely, spectacular stunts, brilliant humor and charming romance. The cast includes such favorites as Char lotte Stevens, Jack Richardson, William H. Tooker, Joseph Har- rington and B. O'Famell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
MYSTERY FEATURE IS
 AT COLISEUM SUNDAY

Bert Lytell, the popular expon- ent of mystery roles on the screen, has what he believes is the best example of this type of part in Alias the Lone Wolf,' Louis Jo- seph Vanve's thrilling mystery story adapted for the screen by Columbia Pictures, at the Coli scum Sunday and Monday.
 In this production Lytell again impersonates the famous Lone Wolf" character, Michael Lanyard, which he created on the screen ten years ago. aHiN
 The latest exploits of the we'll known Lone Wolf promise thrills galore as well as romance in a strange story of intrigue with most Of the action taking place on a real ocean liner. The denouement Is said to be even more startling than in the previous stories.
 ;, Edward H. Griffith directed this Columbia production with a not able cast surrounding the star- Lois Wilson. of "The Covered Wagon" fame, plays opposite Ly-' tell. ~ &