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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26

den nap, belep6dij ennyi meg
ennyi.
Szentesi Fabian! - mornol
1 ta Barakovics kisse nyoanottan. -
En- is ismerSs0m volt tizenot evve!
ezel6tt, sot tobb mint ismer6som
maidnem baratom volt, de kidd
bott a miitermebol, inert vereked.
! tenn azzal az ipseyel amiatt ker
Matt.
| A Bachmiiller-lany kepe
Imiatt -do1mogte Barakovics
kedvetleniil. Fogalmam sincs
r6la, hol el most az a szep asz-
szony, Hadhazine? Vaj5on ott
lesz-e az 3 kepe is a Szalonbang
,Jegyet valtott a Szalonba es
hogy konnyebben eligazodhassek
la festmenyek kozt, katalognst is
vasarolt a penztarnal. S ,ahogy
vegigfut festmenyek jegyzeken
llelegzetfojt6 megdobbenessel oil
vasta: Harmadik terem, szazne-
eyes szam: neihai Hadhazi Paine
sziiletett Bachmiiller Etel urn6
arekepe.
| Meghalt? Az a gyiiny0riiseg
l. hasogatta fajdalom lellSet
- Etel, akit ugy .szerettem, mines
t0bbe! Milyen k0riilmenyek kozt
halt meg es mikor? Oh, Istenem.
ha az ember tizenharom evig ta-
vol volt!,
Leiilt egy sarokba es nezte, nez-
tie AIT az arckepet. Emberek jot-
tex, megcsodaltak festmenyt-
| milye nfrissek a szinei, mennyi
lelek minden vonasaban az arc
uak aztan tovabb mentek es
ujak ,jotteR, nj latogatok.
Most egy koran osziilt, nagyon
szomoru ur iott be, a tobbi' kepet
figyclemre sem meltatta, cayenne
Sc ehhez az egy festmtnyhez jott
es nezte, mely mcghatottsaggal
szemlelte. Mintha sirlSo lett volna
Testimony, ngy ALT oft elotte az
kora6sz nr, kalapja kczeben.
szarazon ego SCENE a vasznon
osszeszoritott ajkan valami me-
'ven lilo fajdalomnak eroszalSka]
elnemitott jajszava.
Barakovics megosmerte az IL
'et6t. Val volt, az ifjukori ellenfel
Akit haromszor is maid felol1lelt:
= ugyanazt mered szeretni, allit
an szeretek9 Akivel haromszor is
1kolre ment, parbajt vivott eletre
IS halalra es mindannyiszor meg
botrankoztatva a vilagot.
Es Barakovics Tivadar most
os0ndesen tilt. We're most mem for
tyant fel: ugyanazt mered 81
~atni, akit en- siratok9 Keze mem
| osontosodott 0kolle: galleron
~agadlak es kidoblak -. Bara-
Iovics Tivadar most csondeser
| tilt Is nezte aa 3 ellenfelet, va
petert. Aki OFT ALT a KEEP eliot
vagy tiz percig, azutan res2ketvt
4 kabatja zsebebc nynlt, kiyet'
| egy felarasznyi kis csokrot, letettt
| "a KEEP keretje labahoz es faradtar
indult kifel6.
Els Barakovics Tivadar mem rO
hant ntana, hogy ravillamoljon
l. hordd el AIT viragot! Kimen
ugyan, de nem avegett, hogy Val
| lPetert keresse barmi celbol is, ha
nem viragkereskedest .keresett
hogy 8 is vegyen a KEEP ala eg,
kis csokrot.
| S mikor csakhamar talalt is
ujabb jegyet valtott a Szalonba
azutan bement a harmadik terem
be, odaallt a szomoru KEEP ele E
| a Val Peter csol1ra melle ,letette
maga kis csokrat. Els elgondolko
zott magaban: - Mi tett enger
most egyszerre mas emIbere?
! negyeves haboru, q kilenc eve
: Makadatlan m1lnka-e? Vagy
csendre into "nehai" $40, NIT
katal6gusban a neve elott o1va'
tamY
Es meg egyszer mormolta: :
] Hy,1<z .6s
Evening star., 1928-04-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

sTOhEKFEpEHa~~sW van need money, see
suts f,nsg Dls,rlet Matt bank hiig.
DENTAL OEFIlsE-~s ssefinee $500, for i'm
irrss aos I3d,R. star nfIer
WnlfLn YOTT 'fAvEsT 81 800 Ia business
lauuifihE services that should rafn NfsNnn
annually Fuf tnii particulars lHtnir. sos
ig2 = STAR GtbHr Rh'
Will SILL u hesond trust u0ta Vf M auN
i,ak ahIs $50 90 peis mDHth Including lntsJesl
ag 4 itaF sent antjne hslAieH dta ~ fshfh
aseNrtd an g. g. pf6ueHt. iasHph J..
EsraltWs, t0lintaa hthtfW aA'
CORNER DFItGATEsAEa inr sale ~ soni
lnealitY fnii kiopk Including new nhtntes
sfttiaths prizes. hAi upAbur -, nv lns
TAIIoE. .eIsspins aad prsssiaE, ssiaslishsa
reasonably Apeiy 40 Kennedy ht SO
ON ACCOUNT or III HEALTH, will lsasa
way IL n y, hIhheF of REGULAR boardera
and neiEhb9fha9d trade. HeBt reasonable,
Address H0s 4nN klaf ntiies, ~
MOTION rIrTUHF THIATER q Owner doing
Weif needs eanitai tn build Dlhef lhsaleTs
fiie prafitE Address haK aAlth star 0llEe.
TWn IAHaE MnnFHk gisss fIpul stores
sstsr seasrass. gas slanlttY' .naAt each
kaito bitd sdiainiiE rhaIil aigpes stasH 10
Dsfss sg,isibsH - rad *kaa cash $40
month"; nsnsf H3atsgllle auA aa'
gEw F0HGFH STORE % main thorough,
tALt ~ iAaI ,ET0FINg sfetlnn sWtsnie Tor
Avla iaEessAGsA aEllef f,ssa1A Anp4 0n ksrk1R
Evening star., 1928-04-19
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
FOR
MEN,
: ARE YOU HONEST
WITH YOURSELF
MEM

y
SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
We are looking for group OF
energetic. forcefuI men Of good
appearance, who would like 10
become salaried executives in a
new industry destined ~ become
= dominating factor in the health
field.
ELECTROLUX. INC.
Is sn old and financially strong
company, operating more than
800 branches in 43 countries.
Ne are now opening up the
United States territory, which is
bos.nS 10 be the uiost profitable
operation the company has yet
undertaken.
We want Z selected few men
for positions paying salaries
from $50 ~ $50 per week after
. short training period, during
(Which the men mjll receive
liberal earning 10 bonus and
commission.
This new industry j. already
paving these salaries snd more
IN mes ln lhe n cities We have
sjfeady opened We are anxious
A. receive applications from men
Vesidlng 81 Washington and
vicinity.
Executive ability, initiative
and determination 10 be success
5ul are the requirements We
cannot get experienced men, -
W are the only otes ~ our par
tjeulzf Aeid Personal interview
only.
SALTS MAAACER,
Suite 10l Denrike Blqky
e l0i0 KxHpaas A. h.
Evening star., 1928-04-19

rTANo. BANJO. GUITAR, UKE; POPULAR
ntneic; freq lesson. CLAlBQuREE'S STU
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY A
nlssseuse for all chronic conditions Potomac
Evening star., 1928-04-19
PERSONAL.

VIII LADY VINO MADE 4 pURrHAsE Ar
af'ltlaa Para Garage hIiinx station on
fsSse,, s waramsa s1' sse S1 Garsss az s"a" ''
REDUCING NADE Easy WITH THE nAT.
ils Greek Exafc. SCI: free demonstration, 1be
IeH sindlo VI l3tn u n Ji0h, a2s
Mss FLOOD PKfyA,rE KINDE nc Az.
- week, is.2 Masnachuseiis ave, NV. 81
GENUINE - " EDIs n - MAS AGE
p, eompstsnGs masseIi:s ssa Grad: from sgsasn. s
SLIP COVERS, 0vERsTUFFEp sgP. cfisM
4 /. isbsrwood, fSi3 18th ss. Llnc' $3.50.
wE PAY " 70 $40 FOR usED sDITs 4
lsdles sad gentlemen. sIwsss bls6es,' wssis
isidthng EK 6JJ u ~ nv NJ. J37s.
AAlDs' AND ,stIRsgs nniFoRMs, LIN.
Harvard ~. Nv, neaf stb -. gle
BATTLE caEEK HEALTH Hun.DER RE-
~ sgnoio.'gs"t. si4 Conn. Phone Frank.
FoR AD0PTI0A A--BAHY BOYS. RANGING
70 age from weeks 70 8 months; some AZ
TrnSiTy paifoseiifiAL 1a.fss faa.i:rn VIZ H. MA
SPANS &c ERMAA GEgTLEAAN
sissss ~ ehehstKe German isss1us for span.
,ifman Addfsss Box ifHS star One .
fDLTThHD sOfTHERN LADY. COLLEGE
sHi "Oh@fFatdty graduate, warts position.
fsHftphs1i3Ht sf8tctAfF, hAFHuss*F N4MHaSFF
Al fTedentlHts tseiiui pleasing addfsss
laiusilss free to trAsei. Address hos Ifi.s.
PHYSICIAN NIrR LirgAsE no PRACTICE
for spafeffais H0rk ~ professional char,
a,tsf nfhea atI consult aitgu room Furnished
must " pE9EffEtlFs ann alert ~ p9ssIbtltfiAa
~ s3snph9 p4jneipies Address b9E COS
star Dfflee-
KIDNEY THOrHL rHLR~-pIiYHniAKs Every.
.b.5s Dteseiibs Mountain Valley Water iron,
Ha sbtfhEs Afk ~ NATURAL sid ia The
bfef efsHti1ii aihl treatment nf all kidney als
9fdsis sas h'lsd thppsaiids baet 4,
stare AOt&TAfk Valley WATIn 40
1900 q = nv FFapAfH sItJ
VIOLET RAY. fLtaTaIC TREATMENTS
~ niLfsr %1bi ~ ave ~sstoger, Art gi
2ild h1pt. h9ih 3Si1I DaiLY SUNDAY {.
| EKCEI.LEAT MASSAGE AkD ELECThnAT
| treatment l9f tired iesllUs oraritis l,s
MAssEUkF ataGE GRAD ~ GOVT
hospital iisAnssa renned 09i0rsdi ssis aks
tfsnth, aetmap, spanish, aAsDtle. makaslh
faF lHsftoYis. etc white patona nHit. Po
SHADY AksT sAgATOAITM. SILVER
spFing. Nd Every faFe every aGBgeHieHfs
Plagns sIIvar spneE l1a fof iiieslfsfad
| FLErThlcAL TREATMENT ACUTE AM
ehggale cases II 80 ~ nm, ldi usi
| Nat EsHk frank sl01 Grace b kash
TRUssEs AED ELASTIC aGODs Al aHAJ
aaaasS ssslaE pt1.es flt saa sstiataetI0r
fhsEah,ssd tsDsrl laas and ssnils0lan 81
pss Hlnf st9fA ne. fth slld 4 als v
8AssPTI 81 1gkrfhf SWEDISH MAS
! rs1l Shepherd 1fJfs
EATTLE cRYEg HAskEusE VIOLET sAAE
Evening star., 1928-04-19
rAsprovmENT AGENCIES.

LAR0RERs tso0l, coIored fare New. York
nurses. rhamhermaids, White Cross, rs
Iith NV. ~
STENOGRAPHERs, S20.$2s VIZ, No charEe
chanre .iS Transnortatton Rldg.: 18th q II.
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment Serv'
ice. Mrs, [. II. Muller. vocsetonaI coun'
scinr 1883 + st nv Main. 80 -
STENOE tvpjsta hookkrra.. clerical helm.
etc FIRES registry. Main .33S. 1898 q st, NV
Bovd Employment Service
Evening star., 1928-04-19

BEDDING RENOVATED. springs. mattresses.
pil'ows, feather mat. down comforts recover.
cd Ideal Bedding Co, hs2 NV. NJ. 4u94
CARPESTER-Porches puiit. partitions.
shelving. hoors. cabinets, general rcpalfe
low psiocs. Frank ssi.w. J. Rowell .07
= st u W 30s
Evening star., 1928-04-19
WAT Err GIRL :

Clean, neat. small. light COM
plexioned co1ored girls between
the ages '18 and 20. Apply
employment .cfhce. 9,h floor,
after ; pm .
WOODWARD & .LOTHROP.
.SALESLADIES - Experienced
candy saIesladies. Apply in
person. Nunnally's, 1903 + st.
nv.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
EXCHANGE.

Always BUYING. SELLING TRApING:
financing real estate. sH0WALTER
REALTY co, in3 Vermont ave. NJ. 4l22.
EQUITY ABOVE FIRST TRUST IN BEAU
tiful new nearby Virginia home wonderful
view Of ?otomac: for building lots or notes.
Addre" Box 233.s. Star office.
EQUITY ABOVE SMALL. SECOND TRUST.
u. G. (never occupied for good huiIdiuE
lots or notes. Address Box 1898. star
ONCE.
NEW BUNGALOW IN EXCELLENT LOCA-
tion 81. Petersburg. Fla. designed by regis
tered architect. Will exchange for clear lot
or mouse sRobgE q pps'F.e' Z COLBERT. INC.
1902 Eye ST. NV. Main 1000.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
HELP-FEMALE..

GIRL, not over Is yesrs of age. for pernas-
neut once position: slight knowiesiSe Of s'e-
n0rrapAx aud typexrtfinE- 81. per week e.
Address Box lS3-S star ofnce. IN own hand.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
SALE-AuToMoBILEs.

FORD TUDOR sEDAN--Lats 1925: In very
good condition: new tires: interior very goo1
1895, cash or terms Call Col. 500. Apt.
81 and n n m
Evening star., 1928-04-19
HEI.ls---Illl AfENTIll

! lf5f/IAED 1tRfe~-a sst tse g.4s9d laAiidgess
- aok3oF RAigRfai tsstfise WDgE RiJ,d tfftF
] saeess sji2 he8 HaDipsttfs sgs Cot
Evening star., 1928-04-19

GIRLS eolored Ia work on electric sewing
machines: steady work: good pay after learn
inE. Apply rear is sab Il. Sc -
TAnY SOLICITOR Apply TakomA Park
IrA aen Taknraa park. 10. @
Evening star., 1928-04-19
BEAUTY PARLORS.

srEcIAT THIs WEEK Kagens permanent
nAfe, - lneiaalng . shampoos and hnses
sssys ard ha8rcut. FIR HiSp aGA Grant
81. Ms
MARIE STEVENS. Electric Needle Expert
20 ysara' e1psrsnce; Hair Warts. Mniss Per-
Ted. s0g kstsgs nldR los g al 81.
Evening star., 1928-04-19

NEAL ESTATE Statesmen work for this
firm on partnership basis. We are brokers
IN the s&riCteSt sense ssiesmen participate IN
commission in every department, We employ
\ limited number Of SSleSfneu, have the best
hStinks and snleniid hnytaE clientele. We
now have more applicants than we car
rtpnce,i Sslese,en for farms business prom
erties ami homes Our 20 yesrS ot expert
ence should I've nf value 10 sslesmen. To
considerations energetic salesmen We givs
room and hoard and furnish automobile
G srdinev 4 Dent. Inc, 1892 Eve st. NV
Main 4SSA
Evening star., 1928-04-19
t'WAfIftFSSES

YOUNG WOMAN between
ages or 20 and 80, with some
experience in food work. 10 give
food orders and 10 help in kitch-
en- Hours. II 10 3. Apply EN-,
pIoyment office, OH floor.
WOODWARD h LOIHROP.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
HELF---MALE.


tT- YSYU IRE arr IN w0RT see Nr-
HAwkes i3ip ST Room p0s. Can place
YOU on perranent lob where you can earn
$50 ener week AZ. start.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
MARMON MOTORS. INC,
l7SS i4th ST.

OPEN EVENINGS.
1927 Auhurn S-TT Sedan, 500
cash. $ol,SS month.
1924 Cleveland Sedan, $iO
cash, $2S>oT month.
1922 Hudson Sedan. 1-paSS., SO
cash. $3.50 month.
1890 Hupmohte Sedan. 500
cash. $3.50 month.
1000 Oakland Coupe. 500 cash.
SIS month.
REQ Sedan. 500 cash. $S+,So
month.
loeS Studehaer Duplex Phaeton,
SlO cash, SIS month.
"A
Evening star., 1928-04-19

tN~S CbfN>ler ~ k0adStcr, y NJ
100 Buick Rrmigham,,,, oO
iN1o RulSk Coupe ,..,.,, 9S0
l0e1 Nash ADV, q Sdn... ll5S
1925 lihcotn Sedan .,.,, l.aSO
1927 Mathlon : Sedan, :, l.lS0
100 Stakeholder RdStr. !. SIS
1921 ChrysleF 50 Coupe. AS
100 OldSmohile Coach.., $50
1927 Chevrolet Coupe 49,. SIS
1925 Buick Master Coach, , o1S
1927 Marmon : Roadster, 80
100 Marmon 4 Roadster l,7SO
1927 ChrNsleT 80 Roadster l,S00
Largest Showroom in City.
81 Used Cars to Select From.
...l1S ltth ST. NV.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
we RUY Ann SELL. USED CARS
FRED l.. MORGAN.
ThcmNs 0rcls GsrsSe. IiaS ve-r,eet A..
CLEARANCE SALE.

Il. MeREYNOLDS & SON.
l42S-iS2S-l427 |. st. NV.
S-T~u-D~E-R-A-K-E~R.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
g DE WEEk.

~ yau are alert. aggressive ard Willing 70
war& We eHa heip FoH TO earn Ss5 and
Fsg~s every week selling SUMMER ls1bgsAo~
astea 0H fAs P01NRae. y miles from fne
rsrstal This E~snttfni vFop~vty has geig
s~esssss ssyse teuHas sSuras, - mite sss1ay
ksfasnF tssseh. sSoafsaE. SshinE ana rl1e
kNges Ns~ prospects furnished every dsE.
Aprsr r. Z. r. Sweet. 1857 SaticBsl Press
Evening star., 1928-04-19
wANTEn--SALESNFEN.

CEFvRoI.ET SALrSM EN--oppor,unit FOR
= energetic men. 70 make Ccnrscticn With
tha hest Chevrolet agency IN Washington,
Men With oars pceferted See Mr.. Egah,
I@Oa Wis ave, nv
Evening star., 1928-04-19

DYEING--Sample dyer for a
large plant. Address Box SS-S,
Star office.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
HEIr--MALE AID FEMALE.

MARKERS mi hatwork assortera, expeTt.
euced good ssiary. Palace Laundry. 9s9
18th at
wANTED--A limited number Of educsted,
hiSh.tyNe colorcd gentlemen and ladies OF
unaneRtionahle Integrity to gsve - mart OF
their spare time in explaining To the colored
reonlA az Washington the most important
single enIerrrise that has heen launched Tor
the benefit OF Tho race No selling expert
ence rauired. Compensation very liberal.
Address BOX l6e.S Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Special preparations for Spring exams
The T9vii Service Preparatory School. sc
Evening star., 1928-04-19
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to the star
win receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000. Branch ll5
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-05
NOTICE: We Will Refund the Difference
Merchandise Which Can Be Purchased for Less
READ CAREFULLY Challenge the Entire Market to Show

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-26
TU|NU[TY RAPs
B|GQTRT

Denouncing the religious bigotl'y"
aimed at Gov. Alfred p. Smith,
Joseph y. Tumulty. who was secre-
tary to President woodrow Wilson.
addressed = meeting Of the Smith
Robinson club 1t Democratic head
quarters, is Jackson Pl. N. W..
last night.
The "'dry" clamor against Gov
ernor Smith Is a mere mask for
the religious issue In certain sec
tions, according to Tumulty. He
said Whispering" has become the
dominant feature Of the presidential
campaign.
Governor smith, by reason Of the
Eubernatorial record, is as well
equipped for the presidency as
Grover Cleveland, Theodore Ro0ss.
welt or woodrow Wilson, Tumulty
declared. He alluded to the fact
that while secretary to the latter
he himself was the target Of bigots
some OF whom said he received
Gablegrams and orders from tile
Pope every day.
But I am still waiting to re-
ceive . cable from him" said
Tumulty. II am a Roman Cath
Ollie. was taught my religion at
my mothers knee. Did she teach
me to hate other creeds? Why
what Christ stood for was love and
charity"
Former police court Judge Rooert
HardtsQn, Miss Mae Helm, Miss
Eta Tagsart. Fred Myer, Mrs. leon
/ Arnold. Mrs. p. @. Wilson, ana w.
n. McMechen, 97.year-old ConfsGI-
crate veteran, also spoke.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-26
Madrid Buries Theater
Dead; $50 in Hospitals

MADRID, Sept. 26.-Funeral
bervices were conducted yesterday for
most Of the victims Of the Move
dades Theater horror. The ruins
are still being searched for addi-
tional bodies and Il is not definitely
known how great the toll will be.
Many OF the injured may die. 1t
n certain that the death list will be
more than 1Ot. There are more
than $50 injured In hospitals.
Members Of the government at
kended the funeral service.
Flags are stu at half mast
throughout the city.
The whole kingdom is in mourn.
hng.
Numerous stories Of heroism are
being told. A girl usher stood in
suff0catIng smoke holding her cleo
trio torch in her hand to guide
panfc.stricke men and women TO
an exit. She finally collapsed and
was burned to death.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-26
Man Held in Silk Hose
Theft From Window

Twelve pairs OF ladies' silk hose
were stolen early today by q thief
who threw bright, wrapped in a
newspaper, through the show win
dow Of Aaron Kronstadts store in
the 1900 block Of Seventh st. N. w.
Jesse Willis. coIored. 26, tEe zoo
block v st. N. w. wass arrested
ma held in connection with the
roI,l,ery. A pedestrian on Seventh
street IL said TO have pointed out
willie az the man who threw the
hrick. The prisoner. however,
rIaiToed he was returning TO ahls
honaa from party in the south.
EaGt ana said he knew nothing ~
a. affair."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-26
PROTESTS WANT
LQEB-LE0PQLD
KEPT IN JAIL
b. IntsrnatleaaI News Service

BY Intormatfonal News Service
CHICAGO, sept. a6. The faint
flickering light which pierced the
grim wallis Of Joliet penitentiary,
bringing hope to Nathan Leopold
end Richard Loeb they might De
free within SIR years. flickered again
today ana then became extinguishse
relieving the statement Of Hinton
q. CIahaush, director Of pardon ana
paroles. that because 0f an error
IN the ,nittimua sending the two Col.
1ege youths to prison for the brutal
sIay!1g oe little Bobby Franks 1our
years ago. the naurderers uai6ht "
eIigiDao for parole after servlnb
IL wears, there arose today = st0rm
Of protest which swept Chicago.
''NIolly EoddIing" Seen
CIahaugh charged fatty the TWO
sons Of wealthy parents Were being
.'molIy coddled'' in the penitentiary'
that they had been given prison po-
sitions where little work was ex-
pected Of them, and that they Were
building alp good behavior rec
ord which would warrant their con
sideratiOn for q parole SIX years
hence. 4.
The parole director based Ms
declaration upon the fact tnat CnI
"serrorv was comniLLeq ~
mittinlas not stating the sentences
al the yOlItas were to be consecu'
I've ana not concurrent. Ihey nav
oeen sentenced to serve lie TO-
murder and 90 years fer kidnapln9.
However. az the two sentences,
Technically tsIife" Is the longe9t
one. human beings having been
known to live longer than % years.
ana thus 'life," would be the meens
OF reckoning their parole.
Clarence barrow, veteran erin
inal attorney, whose gqlaen pleas
to Judge John Caverly In behal1
o. Leopold and Loeb und0ubtenly
saved them from q hanging sent
ence, characterised ElADaugh'
declaration as ''pure nonsense.
Parole Not Wanted
I'm the first place." Darrow said
with i picturesque hitch Of hie
famous ..galluses,'' nobody wants
them paroIed ana don't think
their families do either. This
snittimus error has no bearing upon
the situation. Their release tretn
prison would be vast miscarriage
OF justice"
CHIEF Justice John u. Sullivan u
the criminal court stated 1t would
be absurd to release the thrill
SIayers."
asIt would be absurd" he said,
S'fOr the reason that Il the sentences
GidH't run coneurrently, Loeb anu
Leopold couldn't begin serving their
S9-year term until after they ~ 2
dead. There ID ne possibility o.
them being given q parole hearlllg |
sentence has elapsed ana then the
board Is under no c0npuIsfOn IN
grant r. to them
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-14

You may think that at this low
price these dresses would be left
overs, all we ask is for you to
come in and be your own judge.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-14

| Miss Marie Tessman visited al
her home in Poplar over Sunday
Miss Beulah Torrison of Vida
is here to attend the high school.
Attorney E. l.. Walton of Balm.
Vile was a Wolf Point business
visitor Tuesday.
Rev. D. E. Evans of Minneapolis
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Smith
were entertained at the o. C. John
son home Monday evening.
Miss Cora Vieweg of Three
Forks. Mont, arrived Wednesday
morning and is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. c. B. Lar
son.
Mrs. Thos. r. Forbes. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. C. Heinze and Doris. Mr..
and Mrs. o. C. Johnson and Don
aid were among those who went
to Glasgow Sunday to consult DR..
MCDANIEL.
Mrs. DuPus of Spokane who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
J. Kearney for the summer left
Tuesday evening for her home.
Mrs. Kearney accompanied her
sister for a visit.
Mrs. John Foster and daughter,
Patricia, of Everett, Wash, are
here for a visit with her sisters.
Mrs. J.. A. Nickel, and Mrs. w. j.
Johnson north of town and Mrs.
Strand of Frazer.
Mrs. Arthur Corbitt of Austin,
Minnesota, arrived Saturday morn
ing for a surprise visit with her
daughter, Mrs. J. H. Appelgren;
Mr.. and Mrs. Appelgren and Mrs.
Corbitt will start a motor trip to
Minnesota some day next week.
Mrs. j. F. Cook returned last
week from a buying trip to the
Twin Cities. She brought back
with her a stock of hats and
dresses in the latest fall styles.
During her absence Mrs. h. T..
Carey assisted in the store.
Now is the time to put in your
coal for the winter. When hand
ling grain load out your coal. I
carry nothing but the best-Bear
Creek lump and egg, Owl Creek
and Wyoming Lump coal. See
Stones Transfer & Fuel for
prices. Stiff
The Maude Henderson company
with ten people, will appear at the
Liberty two nights, September "a
25th, presenting an entirely differ
ent show each evening. offering
the latest comedies and dramas
with high class vaudeville between
The show on these nights
will commence at promptly s p. m.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-14
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

September 81 is the last day tc
register.
A 91a pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Prendergast
on Sept. 7th.
Students over IA years of age
will be admitted to all regular pic
ture shows for only 25c starting
Sunday, Sept. 10th. Liberty
theatre.
Now is the time to put in your
coal for the winter. When hand
ling grain load out your coal. I
carry nothing but the best-Bear
Creek lump and egg, Owl Creek
and Wyoming Lump coal. See
Stones Transfer & Fuel for
prices. 31-tf
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-14

DEGREE OF HONOR MEETING
The Degree of Honor met in
regular session in Kragrud hall,
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sybil J.
Greer. national juvenile director,
of ST. Paul, Mrs. Lucille Jackline,
state president and district organ
izer, Mrs. Edna Waller of Scobey,
captain of the drill team of the
Scobey Degree and Mrs. All Engel-
son. of Glasgow were welcome visi-
tors. The hall had been thorough
~ cleaned by a committee of la
dies of the Royal N%eighbors and
Degree, was a pleasing sight, dec
grated with branches of bushes
and asparagus ferns. The autumn
leaves and green of the ferns,
with lodge emblems combined a
lovely effect. Two large vases of
varied colored asters, sent to
Mrs. Martin Mitchell from Spo-
kane, Wash, added to the beauty.
Miss Clarice Warmbrod, who re-
Gently graduated from the Juvenile
branch of the Degree and Ed
Nichol were conducted into the
order. Mrs. Greer gave q wonder
full inspiring talk on the different
branches of the lodge work which
was a revelation to the local
lodge. Of the great work carried
on in St. Paul at the national Of
fices, the home relief for needy.
Members and educational loans
for our college boys and girls she
explained in a clear concise man
Ter. Also a new feature, the 20