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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26


The verdict complete VndicaOn County Treasurer
Iorstenson OF the SHINY camny that has heaped upon
since the time OF the robbery of the treasury the evening
November 3O 1926 and the entire trial disclosed that there
not and never scnta of evidence which
Scous nsnuaon that have been made against County
e IOrsens0n and the present administration of Sheridan
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

Ralph Heppner left the hospEtaI
Monday for his home after having
an operation for ruptured appendix
two weeks ago.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

D. McGilvery of Redstone was a
Plentywood visitor Thursday after
noon. The Producers News acknowl-
eges a pleasant call.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26
A FARRELL-SHAR0NI
|, MAGYAR REFORMATUs
EaYHAz K6REB6L
-g: I rig Kohl: 2
vECsEY A. JEN6,
ref. lelkksz.

Istsntisztelet. Egyhazunk ke-
Ibeleben a reank k6Tetkez5 vasar-
nap, julius 29-en reggel 9-t6l fel
l1-ig vasarnapi siskola1 es utana
mindjart istentisztelet. Predikal-
niafoe na6ga "a lelkesz.g
A gyermekek vendsgjarasa. F.
h6.utols6s ket 'vasarnapja ,vendeg-
jaras jegyeben zajlott ie a oyer
mekek rsszerSl, de egyszersmind
egy nagyon elyezetes sz6rakozas-
ban volt Tesziik azoknak, akik a
szindarabban jatszottak, miutan
mindegyik egyhazk0zssgb6l hoz-
tax magukkal haza nemi tapasz-
taiatokat. Julius 15-en este az Ell
wood City-i Magyar PRESBYTERIAN
Egyhaz koreben hoztak. d gyerme-
kek szinre "A tartalekos ferjet',, !,
amely erkolcsileg fenyesen sike-
riilt 5 a1lit6lag a k5z6nseg meg is
volt elegedve gyermekelE el64
adasavai ,miutaha 4 1T. Harsahyi
Andor. az ottani egyhaz lelkesze
hozzaf1k kild0tt leveleben AIT ir-
ia, hogy mindenki 'dicseri a far
relli magyar gyermekekrt. Isten
sltesss 5ket sokaig stb. De mi:
utan > fentneyezett 1apon az
eeyhaz' kebeleben halalozas tor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26

Esss& "a Es@ 1Ar9#S
nagy Jahe sfelesage) szal5k ba-
jos leaAyat Fabian Rebekat, aki
Goganyvaralia, Kis-Kikillo me-
gyes ILL. jelenleg Sharon, Pa. la
kos. Gratulalunk.
Elmult vasarnapunk. Kozepsze-
ru gyiilekezet vett reszt az elmult
vasarnap tartott istentiszteleten,
amely alkalommal a szenttanitas
leven IA lelkisiiketek es nemak
Ia jo Istennek draga ajandekai az
eps erzekek. Ezek nelkiil foldi' ele-
think hianyos sAtokeletlen lenne,
napjaink, ,esztendeink, meguntak-
/ ka valnanak. S ha ICY all a dolog
az ep erzekek hianyaban testi te-
[kintetben, Oh memyire karosabb
S szomorubb lenne reank, okos
esszel es sokoldalu szellemi tehet-
segekkel felruhazott lenyekre. Tia
eppen lelki tekintetben volnank
minden szep, j6, nemes irant me-
rSben siiketek es nemak? Ezen
predikacoban vagy taniitasban
elmelkedesiinketf kepezven 1Hogy
xix lelki siiketek es "Hogy XIX
La lelki nemak;'' Eme tanulsagos
IistentiszteletGnk alkalmaval a va
sarnapi iskolas ln6yendekek $40
kas9 szerint 5'most is enekeltek
meg pedie ezen felemelo zsolozs
mat "Fol Krisztus vitezi', anne
| lyet Kinda Margitka kisert az or
CONAN. Bro Margit pedig egy ESQ
kor el6virasgal diszitette tel tenn
plomunkat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26


tent es melle meg party is volt,
ennelfogva al anyagi oldala do
lognak mar mem sikeriilt olyan
|j6l, miutan benniinket fllet6
resi- csupan csak $500 volt. Fo-
gadja az Elwood ,City-i egyhaz a
nagyszerii fogAdtatasfrt1es az at
utalt adomanyert a vasarnapi is
kolas novendekek k0sz0netet. -
AZ elmult vasarnap, fsIh6 0-en
Leechburgba randnltunk at a
gyermekekkel es szaz mertfol-
des utat Podolszky Andras Far
relli temetkez6-rendez6 aut6jan
tettiik meg, amelyet jutanyos ar
mellett bocsatott rendelkezesunk-
re. A gyermekek lit zsufelt haz
el6tt .jatszottak es minden egyes
szerepl5 tudasanak a legjavat adj
ia belle szerepebe es igazan oily
nagyszeriien jatszottak kiyetel
nelkul, hogy meltan megerdemel-
| tex azokat a dicsereteket es tap
sokat, amelyet az el6adas alatt es
az el5adas utan arattak. s. miutan
a vasarnap estet cit t0lt0ttiik, ICY
gyermekek ellatasar6l a kiil0n-
boz6 'egyhaz tagok, vagyis csala-
dok, gondoskodtak, amely sAve-
| |lyes ,yendeglatas .tejesen beveso-
d0tt a >gyermekek szivebe,, mintan
a negy; oral hosszu, ut tartama
alatt, hol az egyik, hol /, mask
gyermek beszelt -nagy lflkesedes-
| sci a leechburgi hivek nagyszerll
fogadtatasarol es az ajandekok-
| r6l, amelyet egyes gyermekek
lkaptak. szaliasadojuktol. Most pc
dig fogadjak a 'leechburgi test
yereink a vasarnapi iskolas no
vendekek .eme nagyszeru garda
janak koszonetet j6sziviisegiikert
addig is ,amig AIT mi is viszonoz-
hatjuk.
| Eljegyzes. Az elmult napokban
jegyezte ell Hughes F. Imre, Ham,
burg, Pa. ILL.,, Sharon, Pa. lakos,
angel szarmazasu testveriink, a
nehai Fabian Ferenc es neje sziil.
Szakacs Rebeka (jelenleg Had
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26
1a2a. IIlL,lIls z6.,

Ez az eskiiv6. kiilonleges esq !
mennye mott inert kety olyan hires
rabbinemzetseg sarjainak 0ssze-
'hazasodasarol van $50, akik hir-
nevtik reven tavoli orszagok Isl
dosaga elott nepszeriiek: r.
"A rszigeti eskiivo OF orszag zsi-
d6sagat, megmozgatta es napok
6ta valosaggal 0zonlenek az ide.
gen zsid6k Maramarosszigetre. "A
hatosagok nagy esemeny alkal-
habd megnyitottAk hatarokat
Is ugy Lengyel-, mint Csehor-
szagbol egyszerii szemelyazonos-
$agi bizonyitvannyal mehetnek a
zsid6k Szigetre.
Lengyelorszagbol yolegeny
kisereteben mintegy szazan er-
keztek, Csehszlovakiabol es Jugo-
szlaviab6l tobb mint hatszazan
erkeztek, mig az erdelyi es roma
Mai vendegek szama meghaladja
az ezerotszazat.
Az eskiiv0i szertartas mutt
hapokban volt tobb ezernyi to-
meg reszv6tele mellett. Megjelen-
5 3
tex ezen a szigeti polgari hatosa-
gok kepviseloi is. Az esketesi szer-
tartast Halberstein Salamon, "a
magyarorszagi Ujfeherto f6rab-
bija, menyasszony nagyapja
vegezte.
Maga a lakodalom harom napig
tartott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26

ILankadatlan aldozatkeszsegre
|sok-sok imara es bekessegre van
sziiksegiink ahos, hogy esztend6-
ket tovabb is ~ugy folytathassuk,
ahogy AIT megkezdettiik. Ez ev
lminden h6napjanak lmeg van a
maya sulyos terhe, melyet visel-
niink kell. ARA kerte azert lei
(kesz a k0zgyiilest es keri helyen
lis egyhaznnk tagjait, hogy mivel
le h6napban a rendes torlesztesi
Ikotelezettegeken xviii az elma-
radt ad6hkat is .rendezni kell, a
rank kovetkez6 vasarnapon nagy
szamban fizessek be templom-
alapjukat. Pr6balja meg, hogy
egy kozonseges vasarnapot lehet-e
listen dics5segere ves orszaganak
terjesztesere tett iinnepi nagysa-
gu adomanyokka1 ekesse tenni
listen, azokat teszs ki nagy pr6ba
max, akiket secret. Ne legyiink
mfltatianok. az 61szeretetere.
| ayerinekek vizsgaja. A nyari
j iskolat augustus 4-en, szlombaton
fejezziik be. Ehez kepest a oyer
! hekek nyilvanos les iinnepelyes
tizsgaja, augustus sen delel6t'
tlesz a templomban ,ahol csak azok
ID fargyak, enekek, bibliai torte,
netek.. imak stb. keriilnek kerde:
zes ala, melyek az listen imadasa.
Ia; szant helyiseg meltosagat mem
'lsertik. Ugyanaznap este aztani vi
hgi termeszetii gyermekinne
pelyt rendeziink a Szuligan fele
\ Ha1lban, ahol a Noegylet es q
azilok megvendege1ik gyerme
Keket 1es mindazokat, akik az i'm.
nepelyen. megjelepnek. Ez iinne.
! :lpelyre belepti dii mem lesz, de jo-
HelkH adomanyokat elfogad az
! Eegyhaz nyari iskola k6ltsegei-
mex potlasahoz Falhiyjuk ez al
-
!. kalmakra mindent erdekl6do test.
I; vsriink figyelmef..
Piknik Canpbellen. Az egyhazi
fel6ljarosag augustus lien, szom-
baton pikniket rendez camp
belli Petrovics fele farmon, aho'
etelekr1I ks hiisit5kr6l, yalamint
egy j6neyii ciganygenekar megfo
| gadasa .altal, megfelelo zenerG il
gondoskodik. Tekintettel ARA
-tdhgy "a campbellisreszen aranylal
-fkeves alkalommal rendez az egy
lhaz valamit, yiszont campbell
testvereink mindis sep STAMINA
-|vesznek -reszt masutt rendezet
oesze jsveteleinkenfis, az 5el6ljar6
sag remsli, hogy asteeltoni resze'
lako testverek isl nagy, szambal
: fogjak felkeresni 2 pikniket
Magyar Nap. Egyhazdlnk, min
a Nagybizottsag tagja, szlntel
:, reszt yesz a szoprbati Maya
, Map rendezeseben. AZ egyhazta
macs intezkedese szerint deli eg,
6rat6l Bork6 Mihs1y gondnok E
I |Vass Mihaly egyaztag, a delutan
lorakban kesobb pedig Kovac
Elek egyhazi ellen6r es Kotocl
Janos jegyz6 segedkeznek a ren
, dezesben. A Magyar Nap tamoga
thsa minden j6 erzesi ,,nagyarnal
! k0telessege. v
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26
JDHANAN Es JoHEMED
vIIiAGfIIRtt LAKoDALMA

Maramarosszigetra jelentik I:
- Maramarosszigeten Twerszky
,Johanan, Twerszky Pinkasznak, a
prsemisli fSrabbinak % ewes fla,
d nemreg elhnnyt vilaghiru belzl
csodarabbinak az unokaja hazas-
sagra lepett Teitelbaum Johemed-
del. nehai Teitelbaum Chains
Herself volt maramarosszigeti TO
rabbi 18 ewes leanyaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26

Ar L
Burkoszky Karoly, Karosy Erzsi
,Zaviczki Gyorgy, / Mrs. Golfer
man, Barka Janos, Kengye Lajos-
ne, Szalmasi Mihaly, Saksa Ist-
van, Remas Istvan, ezeken xviii
'm{g egy Isles ket 10c adomany.
'Fdgadjak uey'a gyifjt6k, mint az
adakoz6k ugy fenti penzadoma-
nyokert, mint a termeszetbeni
adomanyokert .as egyhaz koszo-
netet.
Ny6ri islrpl&sok enslrkara. Mu-
lasztast k6yetnenk yel, ha emlitest
nein itennenk arr6l, hogy nyari
mfndennapos magyar iskolank no
vendekei az iskola folyaman
enekkarba szervezkedve, vasar-
napi entiszteleteinken hatalmas
gyermekkar enekel minden va
sarnap mas egyhazi eneket Mt
Asszoily vezeteese mellett. A oyer
mekek sneke mindn alkalommal
6mkonnyeket facsar a. hivek
szemeb6l, inert szep ehekiikkel a
sziyekbe, -1elkekbe lop6znak IS ott
q ne nemesebb IS b erzesek lhurjait hoz. o I.
tax rezgesbe. III 41r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26

Multi vasaxuapunk. Talan3 d sze-'
! katlanul kellemetlen meleg lido,
ITALIAN egy kis id9leges ellanyhulas
dkozta, de valahogy kisebb sza-
| mu volt gyiilekezetiink, mint mas
lalkalommal lenHi-szekott. listen
1igeje pedig mem keyesbbe fonto-
san es iidit6en hangzott fslenk az
Uri imadsag reszleteinek magya-
1razatabati.a 3.Legyen !: meg te
akaratod''s e. Ez volts a magya-
! razati tArgy els6 resze. A gogo-
sen fennhejaz6 emberis akaratnak
IA mindenhat6 listen akarata ala
val6 rendelese, mely lha negt0rte-
mix, ,i-tengernyi -szenvedes Is csa-
ll6das elkeriilteben talalja. meg ju-
talmat.. Ez az -akarat akrendeles
ladhatja meg egyedul a megelege-
des boldogulaSat, mely. nelkiil
Inyugalom 6s bekes emberi elet
mem ~kepzelhet6 4el, Maid. min
1dennapi kenyer"-ert -valo lima
reszietet. igyekeztiink 1negerteni
iolykepen, hogy azzal Krisztus a
keresztyen enlber gazdasagi ,elet-
programmjat is el6irja. Kerhet-
ljiik Is varhatjnk Istent6l AIT,
- hogy selemi sziiksegleteinket
lnagy gazdagsagab6l kielegiti
Mem bin, SGT eletiilk, mint listen
lajandekavaf szembena yal6 tarto.
10 k0telessegiink, test sziikse.
IgeirSl val6 gondoskoflas. Ha az
! Uri -imahan helyet foglalhat a
mindennapiy kenyer gondolata
Iakkor dehogyois veteks tarsada-
loln es egysn gazdasdgi kerdesei-
vel valo fogfak ozas. Ennek k6,
vetkezteben, bar a keresztyensee
Esemmi esetre sem gazdasagi ala.
|pon all6,yilagnezet, sziiksegkepen
|nem zarkozhatik Ell a kofok es tar.
tsadahn2ks szocialis aproblemai el6l
sem. Ezekiel szemben yiszont1 ~
a k0telessege,v -hoey.J partatlanul
itelkezye jobbfa ese balra. lefeie Is
1f0lfele, igyekezzek az evangelium
}szellemeben elsimitani taz ellente-
ticket IS ujra meg njra ..esziikbe
jlittatni IA testvnfisaY. -skent 70.
galmat, mely fgyediil2 kepes g vi
lag minden Lnrhezseget dmeeolda-
nj. K0yetkez6 aikafommal
maid ujra ebben a. targykorben
ligyeksziink tovabb haladni. %
Temploma1ap. AZ etmult vasar-
inap Kiss Mihaiy trstverunkt6l
kaptunk ujabb $1,000 befizetest,
mellyel az: evi befizettsek ossze-
ge $31s3.OO-ra emelkedett. listen
aldasa legyen az adakoz6kon! (
Rsndlivali kSzgyiiles. A vasar-
napi - istentiszteiet Fegeztevei
rendkiyiili k9zgyilest tartottnnk,
melyen ismertetve egyhsznnk
|anyagi helyzetet, beszamoltunk
az elmult felesztend6 -eredme-
|nyeirSl. E szerint teljes bevete-
link d fslev 5alatts ineghaladta a
aisooO. 90 +. Gy5nyorfi eredmeny
ez, kiil0nosen ha tekintetbe vesz-
Fszdk fendkiviili rossz munkavi-
|szonyokat.. viagoy .bizonysag ez
ARA, hogy az -igaz magyar refor-
1hatus ember ragaszkbtiik Egyha
zahoz s azsrt mfndefl aldozatra
|kspes. Er5t, kedvet, bizodalmat
| ad ez lelkipasztornak II ARA,
[bDgy 'indnks sjar, k}tartosrf fo4ytas-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26
Kerdes

- Papa az Adolf bacsi vii
lanyszerelo?
- Miert, fiacskamY
- A mama mondta, hogy MA
egeszen felvillanyozza ct!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-26
HARAGSZIK
A KOMA
Ne fizessen lakbert

es ICY ne vegyen hazat mas.
max, hanem lakjon sajat ott-,
honaban. A havi $30-$40 lax
ber ezrekre rug par ev alatt
ebb6l ON egy centet, sem
kap vissza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

had ever been put on the wire on any
occasion in the history of the world.
She also said that she had never seen
so many great big. handsome men and
beautiful women in any gathering she
had ever attended.
Prior to the evening meeting an in
formal meeting of board members was
held and plans discussed for series of
awards. including the Inauguration of
special ones for associate members. who
are eligible TO the study groups but have
not heretofore been permitted to enter
the contests. This year they are to
have a contest all their own, and 1t is
expected that the winning manuscripts
will be readily marketable, thus helping
to open the way to active membership.
On Saturday afternoon the clubhouse
OF the District branch was loaned to the
national board for tea for the pur-
pose OF organizing a Junior group.
The League Of Republican Women
met. at the residence of Mrs. Edward
Nelson Dingley, in Chevy Chase, on
July 2. Mrs. Samuel J. Prescott, vice
president. presided in the absence of
the president. Mrs, E. A. Hartman.
the lawn Of Eidolon. the residence of
the hostess. Frank w. Mondell ad-
dressed the league. Mrs. Virginia
White Speel also spoke briefly. There
was an attendance of 90 present. The
hostess served ices and was assisted by
Mrs. Louis A. Dent and Mrs. william
Wolf Smith.
The Summer sessions of the league
will be held every two weeks. A greet
ing was received from Mrs. E. A. Harri-
man from Bedford Springs. Va. and an
invitation was read from Mrs Her
bert Hoover to the league TO hold a
meeting as her guests at the earliest
open date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

The Department Of the Potomac,
Wonans Relief Corps, Auxiliary 70 the
Cresd Army Of the Republic. held a
council meeting June u, called by the
department president. Mrs, Mary
Howard Win2ste
The opening prayer was led by the
cha plain, Mrs. Horn Splendid reports
were submitted by the several commit
tees Mrs. Esther Lippold, chairman
of executive committee. reported money
still being received from the recent card
party. and also on the luncheon at Ar
iington. Memorial day. for the veterans
of the Grand Army Of the Republic and
Of ii vars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
POSTAL CLERKS OUTING
SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY
Beauty Show and Athletic Program
Arranged at Chesapeake
Beach.

The annual excursion of local postal
clerks and their friends, under the aus
pices of National Federation Of Post Of
fee Clerks. Local No. 140, will be held
Tuesday at Chesapeake Beach. A beauty
show and athletic program will be fea-
lures of the picnic.
All persons attending the excursion
are asked to bring their own lunch.
After luncheon Leo George, president Of
the organization, will give short talk
on the operation and benefits of the
new night differential act. which went
into effect July /.
At 2:30 o'clock athletic contests will
be staged There will be boys and girls
races, women's and mems races, ball
throwing, fat mems race and other
stunts. A tug-of-war contest also has
been arranged between teams from the
delivery section and the mailing section.
The umpire will be william Otte, as
sistant secretary and treasurer of the
national federation.
The beauty contest will be held at 5
o'clock. the winner to be crowned
queen of Local 140.
Swimming will fill the few gaps dur
ing the day and there will be dancing
at night The following committee Is in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

Mrs. Annie Hill Nelson; registrar, Miss
Sallie Green Colvin: recording secretary,
Miss Helen Wooster historian, Mrs.
Delos w. Thayer; assistant historian,
Miss Eliza Gwendolin Taylor. cor
responding secretary, Mrs William
Woodward: chaplain, Mrs. Samuel Jud-
son Porter. and financial chairman, Miss
Charlotte Johnston. After calling for
the nomination for regent, Mrs. Berry
turned over the Craftsmanship to the
vice regent and retired from the room
in order to give freedom to the discus
sion for this Office After her re-elec-
ton. Mrs H. Noel Halter of Frederick,
Md. formerly Miss Louise Turner of
Washington. a much beloved member
of the chapter, informed Mrs. Berry of
her reelection and escorted her back
to the chair Mrs. Halter invited the
members to a buffet supper at her home
at any date during the Summer they
might select. and plans were made for
an afternoon and evening to be spent
in Frederick. Mrs. Berry also extended
an invitation for picnic to be held for
the chapter at her country estate in
Maryland during the Summer. After
Miss Charlotte Johnston outlined plans
for raising funds for the payment Of the
chair In Constitution Hall, the meeting
adjourned for the social hour and re-
freshments were served by the hostess,
Mrs Hill The october meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs Anne Hull
Nelson. on Columbia road, with Mrs.
Edward Marthill as hostess
ID. c. League of American Pen
Women.-Sidelight on the Democratic
national convention at Houston featured
the special meeting Of the league held
in the clubrooms at 1i0S Sixteenth
street Friday evening
Mrs. william Atherton Du Puy,
speaker. confessed to a non de plume
down In Houston of Miss Will Rogers
which won for her the title of THE
Lady Cow Puncher," although she was
generally addressed by members of the
Washington fraternity of writer's as
Mrs. Bill"
Mrs Du Puy's remarks were non- par
tisan and non-political from the propa-
ganda standpoint. She dwelt principally
upon the work Of women at the eonven-
ton, and stated there were more woman
correspondents present than had ever
been at any previous convention and
more news by women about women than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

lies In It's ability 10 photograph BY use
of the longer light waves. A hitter In
the lens cuts out all light except the
infra-red. Special film sensitive to the
infra-red rays, longest of the light
waves, Is used.
Pictures were taken from the top OF
a mountain first with the best ordinary
camera. The photographs showed the
ridge In the foreground, visible to the
naked eye. but nothing was visible be-
yond the fog screen that hung in the
valley and hid other ridges.
Other pictures taken from the same
SPOT with the fog-piercing camera pro-
tiuced a perfect likeness of the ridge
in the foreground, the valley and other
ridges in the distance. failing to show
any traces OF the fog banks that hid
them.
Capt. Stevens hopes to carry on his
long distance picture taking in the
West, with the best altitude plane
available Because Of the natural
curvature of the earth. 1t will be nee
essary to ascend to an altitude of from
six to seven miles above the earth to
obtain such a long-distance photo
graph.
In 1924 he assembled more than six
miles over Dayton and took picture.
Many improvements have been made
on the camera in the past four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

The Maj. william Overton Calls
Chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution, held It's last regular meeting
Of the season Friday evening at the
colonial home of Mrs. r. Temple Hill, In
Georgetown. The regent, Mrs. NJ De
Clare Berry. presided. Reports we're
given by the officers and a program OF
meetings planned for next season. The
yearly election was held and the follow
ing were elected for the year: Regent
Mrs NJ. De Clare Berry: vice regent
Miss Julia Jennings; second vice re-
gent Mrs. Albert Mcdowell: treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
INVENTION HELD
TO CONQUER FOG
Camera Developed Which
Pierces Screen That Human
Eve Cannot Penetrate.

DAYTON. Ohio CP). - Fog, which
,aff,es and imperils aviators, has been
conquered by camera developed in
he cxucrimental Photographic laoora-
tories of the United States Army Ar
Corps at Wright Field.
The camera, perfected under the SUI
pervision of Capt. Arthur W. stevens
Of the U. S. Air Corps. has proved ca
pable of piercing a heavy log screen N
which the human eye was powerless to
penetrate. .,.s =
camera which he is convinced will pho-
toeraph clearly and distinctly oblects
from 200 to $50 miles distant. Wright
Field officials are seeking practicai
test for this camera.
The secret of the fog-piercing camera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

The American Gold Star Mothers will
hold an open meeting Tuesday, 8 pm.
at the Hamilton Hotel All friends of
the organization will be welcome.
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charge Of arrangements. o. r. 5andefur,
chairman; w. T. wilkinson, Joseph
Hurwitz and John T. Sheehy.
COMMITTEE TO ARRANGE
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
Special Group to La " Plans for An
nual Event of Chamber
of Commerce.

Plans for the annual industrial expo
sition to be staged next Spring by the
Washington Chamber of Commerce will
be formulated during the next few
months by special committee. Pre-
liminary arrangements will be laid in
the near future
Ivan C. Weld, president Of the or
ganization, is chairman of the executive
committee In charge, and others ap-
pointed to the committee are Rudolph
charge Of the exposition last Spring, re-
Gently submitted final report showing
that the event had been successful
financially. The exposition. held at the
Washington Auditorium. attracted many
visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Airplanes Fight Insects.

PORTLAND. Me. Especially A
squadron Of airplanes will let loose
showers OF deadly chemicals In the
latest effort TO rid the vast Maine blue
berry, fields Of insect pests. The Port
land airport in Scarboro will furnish
flyers and machines. and has entered
into contract with the Department OF
Agriculture to open the offensive in
Washington County, the worlds great
est blueherry preserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

Working in cooperation with air.
planes and motor buses, $500 school
children recently celebrated the en-
larging of the boundaries of Brighton,
England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

Under a reorganization plan, the pro-
fessional army of France will number
100000, approximately the strength Of
the standing Army of the United
States in peace time.