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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-17
VOLT MOZIELOADAs
A KOSSUTH KORBEN

Lipovniczky, magyarorszagi ge-
p6szmern0k es Kem6ny Gyorgv "a
Dong6 szerkeszt6je varosunRban
voltak az elmult scsiit0rt0k0n este
es megtartottak az el6re jelzett
moziel6adast.
A bemltatott kepek gyonyo-
rick voltak. Csa k az kar, hogy
hozott kepeknek felet sem
mutattak be. Ennak mulasztas-
max ket Okla volt. Az egyik az,
hogy Ik0zonseg nagyon keson
erkezett, mint rendesen. Meg fel
9-kor is alig voltak egynehanyan.
A mask ok pedig az volt, hogy a
mozigep mem akart rendesnn mil
kodni. Allit6lag emnek ismet ket
Okla volt. Az egyik az, hogy ma
ga, az itten Youngstownban kol-
csonzott gep mem volt j6, mask
Okla pedig az, hogy a villany aram
nem volt elegend6. Eleg az hozza,
hogy bizony kinl6das volt az el6-
adast megtartani is, de meg vegig
n6zni is. ipovniczky mernok Xxi
is jelentette, hogy Youngstown
ban kiils6 6s belso bajokat ta-
pasztalt.
K0zonseg alig volt. Szinte ert-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-17

gig, amalyet aztan vasarnapi is
aolas novendekek egg gyony6rii
hozsanna enekkel bovitettek XII.
Kinda Margit orgonalasa mellett
enekelvtn ''Mikor meg en- XII
csiny valtk." Delttan a Lorant-
fly Zsuzsanna Noegylet uzsonnat
adott a templom alatt levS audi
toriumban ,amelyhez a sziikseges
dolgokat, a k0vetkez6 testv6reink
adtaik ossze: ut. Vecsey A. Jeno-
ne, Kinda Margit, adnagy Janos-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-17
a-IK ] ol .pA

ne, szilagyi Mihalyne, Baba VA.
nosne, Lampert Jolan, Sandli Ka-
talin, Bir6 J6zsefne Is Orban Mo
zesne. A N6egylet eme szerefet
llzsonnaja, a koriilmenyekhez ke-
pest eleg jol sikeriflt, de az igaz,
hogy lehettek volna solSkal tob-
ben. is, de ICY rs 10 dollar Is 20
centtel gyarapodott N6egylet
penztara. Fogadjak kozremiiko-
dSk a vezet8seg halas kosz0netet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-17
TANCMULATSAG
WARRENBAN

Jol sikeriilt tancmulatsag szin-
helye volt Warreni Roman Hall
a multi szombaton este, amikor az
EIs6 Magyar Ferfi els moi Beteg-
segelyz6 Egylet rendezeseben Sc
reglettek .ossze mar 6 orakor d.
II. a warreni fiataEok es oregell
agyarant. Lankadatlan jol1edv-
ben folyt a tame ejfelig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-17
A FARRELL L-SHARONI
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ KOREBOL
Kohl:
vECsEY A. JEN6,
ref. lelkesz.
Heti sorrend. Eeyhazunk kebe.

Heti sorrend. Egyhazunk kebe-
Ieben reank k0vetkezo heten,
vagyis nagyhet folyaman a k0-
vetkezo sorrendben leszneIS lei
keszi szolgalatok: Majls 23-an,
szerdan este a Lorantffy Zsuzsan-
ma Noegylet rendes heti osszej0-
vetele. Maius 24-en, csiit0rt0k0n
este az Ifjusaei K0r sziniel6adas
probaja. Majus "a, %. es 26-an
csiit0rtokon, penteken Gs szomba-
tom estenktnt fel s oral1or bin
banati istentiszteletek fognak tar
tatni. Szombaton, majus 26-an
reggel 9-t6l fel 12-ig a gyarmekek
/ vallasos oktatasa es tanit maya
a lellzesz.
Istentisztelet. Folyo ho 2O-an,
vasarnap reggel 9-t6l fel 11-ig va
sarnapi iskola es utana mindjart
istentisztelet 6s predikalni fog
maya lell1esz.
Egyhazi mulatsag. Mint jelazve
volt, egyhazllnk. sajat perztara-
max gyarapitasa szempontjabol,
piink0sd harmadnapjan, azaz ma
Jus 29-en, kedden este Maenner-
chor Hallban tancmullatsagot rem
dez es a kikiild0tt ket bizottsag
ertesitese szerint, erre vonatkozo-
Lag mar minden el0kesziilet meg
tetetett icy Rig6 Lajos younes-
town. bandaja heted magaval fog
Tmuzsikalni. Legyen Oft mindenki,
inert mindenki hivatalos.
Egyhazi majalis. El6re 6hajt-
! juk ertesiteni mindazokat, akiket
ez dolog esetleg erdekel, de xii
lonosen egyhazunk tagjait, hogy
Z
egyhazunk elso Macy nyari maja-
lisat julius h6 4-en, szerdan fogja
tartani, meg pedig- deli eb6ddel
kapcsolatosan, a Bodi Istvan test
veriink gyonyorii szep farmjan,
vagyis regi Bors farmon. Ere
vonatkoz6lag az elokesziiletek
szinten folyamat alatt vannak.
Multi vasarnapunk. Az elmtilt
vasarnap, miutan Anyak Napja
Ileven, emnelfogva egyhazunk az
egesz napot annalk az emlekere
szentelven. Reggel az egyhaz lei
kesze alkalmi predikaci6t tartott
M6zes 2-ik k6nyvenek, 2-ik resze-
mex 9-ik verse alapjan, meg pedig
az "Anyai husegr6l' sz6lott a
scent beszed, amely tanitas alap-
jan rea mutatvan az anyak szel-
lemi valalkozasaira, munkajok ke-
resztiilvitelere es a soha meg mem
sziin6 anyai hiisegre, szeretetre.
Bebizonyosodott teny az, hogy a
vegtelenseghez legk0zelebb all az
edesanyai szeretet. Az anya soha-
sem tagadja meg gyermeket, meg
akkor sem, ha gyermek teljesen
0sszet0ri az 8 szivet. Az edesanya-
max tisztessegben meg6sziilt me-
vet, gyermek beleviheti leg
nagyobb szegyenbe, de azert az
= szeretete sohasem fog elhide-
giilni- Ezen alkalmi predikaci6t
nagyszamu k0z0nseg hallgatta We
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-17
ISMERD MEG OHIOT

Hozza vagyllnk szolSva, hogy
mindenfele napokat es heteket i'm
nepeltessenek meg veliink. A multi
heton peldaul a zenehet volt. Es
ujabban egy mask fele hetre hiv-
tax feI figyelmiinket. EFT hetet
Ohio allan kormanyzoja Ismerd
meg Ohiot' hetnek keresztelte ell.
r hetnek megtartasat hivatalos
komiinikeben keri Donahey kor-
manyz6. A proklamacio ICY hang
xix forditasban: Mindenki tud-
ia, hogy Ohio az Egyesult ALA
mok legnagyszeriibb allamai ko-
ne tartozlk. Hallottuk EFT oyer
mex korunkban, ezt tanultuk az
iskolaban eS bizony sokan terme-
szetesnek tartjak ext annelkiil,
hogy tenyeket megismerni igye-
keznenek.
Ohio allan nagyszerii allan
mar termeszeti fekvesenel is, de
azert is, inert termeszeti kincsek-
ben gazdag forrasolukal bir. De
Nminden tenyez6nel jelent6sebb az,
hogy Ohio lakosai jellemesek es
vallalkoz0 szellemiiek. Termeszete-
sen sok tenyezo is hozzajarult ah-
hoz, hogy ez az allam vezeto he
lyet kiizd0tt Xxi maganak.
Alapos vizsgalat a polgarok re:
sz6r6l nyilvanossagra hozza Ohio
sikerenek titkat. Az allan teny-
kedeseinek megismerese, min
den tekintetben egeszseges kovet
kezmenyekkel jar. Onerzetiinke
novel;, kincseinket batran meg
1narjiik maltatni mindenkinek, al
lamunk el0nyeit, az altalunk eler
sikereket, birtokunkban leyo er
tekek nagysagat biiszken mutai
iuk meg a vilagnak. De az is er
dekeinket szolgalja, ha sziikse
geinket nyilvanossagra hozzuk
ha gyengesegiinket mem titkoljul
ell, inert az ezekre valo gondola
ARA kesztet minket, hogy meg
fontoltan gondolkozzunk, hog
gyengesegeinktol megszabadu
junk, hogy cselekedJunk. II
Egynehany olyan egyesiilet, mt
lyeknek miik0dese az egesz a
lamra kiterjed, "Ismerd me
Ohiot" mozgalmat kezdette mes
Ennek mozgalomnak k0zpon
hivatalat - "The Know OH
Laang" mex nevezik. Minden arr
m6lto egyesiilet es egyent szivese
vesz fel ez a liga tagjai koze.
Ohiot megismerni hazafias Xxi
telessege minden polgarnak: q
allan Hgyeinek ismerete elosegi
a jobb megert9st, a polgari kot
lessegek teljesiteset.
Bar Ohio eddig is eleget te
anna k0telessegenek, mellyel (;
Egyesiilt Allamokat a vilag le,
nagyobb orszagava tenni segite
te, meg mindig csecsemo koru
kat eljuk es meg nagyon sok tel
nj val6 var reank. Igyekezmin
kell, hogy ezeket megtrtsiik s.
megertes alapjan rank bizott
kat ugy vegezziik ell, hogy Am
rikai t0keletes formanak megf
lel3en vegezziik rank bizottaka
Az elmult evtized legnagyot
vivmanyai k0ze tartozik utain
max keszitese. Eek az utak mi
den megye minden reszet ossz
k0tik tobbi allamokkal, S eli
sorban lehet6ve teszik, hogy mi
denki j6 utakon jusson ell az 4
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-17
A YOUNGSTOWN MAGYAR
KATH. IFJ. K0R GYttLEsE

A youngstown Magyar Katho-
likus Ifjusagi Kor rendes havi
gyiileset tartia +. h6 18-an, pen
.teken este Eel nyolc oral kezdettel
a Wilson Ave. Kath. Otthonban.
"A gyiiles azert volt pentekre t6Te,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-17

mivel vasarnap delutan a Kor ba-
seball csapatja tartja merk0ze-
seit. Keretnek tagok, hogy pom
tosan jelenjenek meg, inert sok
fontos targy keril gyiilesen tar
gyalas ala.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
INTELLEcTUAL FOOD

MOSCOW-The complete works
 of Lenin. in 30 volumes, are be- ing published in Paris at the rate
 of one each three months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
Bobbed Hair
 Doonis SaluatiOn Army Bonnets

LONDON, June 20-The bobbed hair fashion has wrought the first change in the head gear of Sal vation Army lassies here since the army was established by the late General Booth.
 The familiar bonnet. designed on the lines of the old "coal scut- tie" bonnet of early Victorian times, is giving place to a hat of more modish pattern nearly re- sembling the fashionable "eloche.' .
 The new hats are made of the same dark blue straw but the scarlet ribbon, which was carried across part of the old bonnets, goes completely around the new models.
 Those of the Salvation women who have submitted their long hair to the shears, thereby losing the bun which supported their bonnets. have found that these won't keep in place over short hair, and to meet their case the new hat was designed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
ENSIGN BACK FROM VOYAGE
 TO kILL|SNOO
Praises Work of Fire Fight ers-Insurance Losses
 Are Announced

The insurance loss at Killisnoo totaled $3,165. according to a statement issued this morning by H. R. Ensign, insurance adiustor who returned here yesterday af- ternoon on the motorship Marg- nita from the scene of the re- cent fire.
 A majority of this amount was on the store and office building which accounted for $2,300 of the loss. Stock loss was $560, furni- ture and fixtures S270, and dam. age to the Killisnoo Fisheries plant was $35.
 According to MT. Ensign, the manner in which the fin was fought showed remarkable ability on the part of the residents oi Killisnoo. Had it not been fol the fire pump on the face of the dock at killisnoo the reduction plant there would undoubtedly have burned, he added.
 Gasoline Explosion
 When the flames started il the west end of the Indian Vii lage there was a strong wlnd blowing towards the canner, buildings" continued MT. Ensign "A line of hose was immediately ly run from the plant to the native village, nearly two thousand feel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
Attractions At Theatres
--,. FAREWELL NIGHT OF t'a
 ZANDRA AT COLISEUM

Tonight will be the fast appear ance at the Coliseum of "endra, the Mystic, closing his engage ment of seven days.
 What wonderful influence con trols this man? No one seems t1 know, not even Zandra himself. II is an acknowledged fact, however that he probes into the past present and future of any per son that he sees with an almost uncanny exactness. Il
 Zandra was born in Upper Bur man Qndia) of British parentage thirty-one years ago. His father was a colonel in the British army at the time, and his regiment was stationed there. Zandra was therefore, reared under circum stances such as few white chil dren have ever experienced
 As he grew older his playmates were for the most part the little brown beggars' whose father. were of the Hindu Yogi sect ant most of them were miracle work CTS and mystery men of various attainments. A child who's, young life was spent under sucl circumstances naturally becam, inquisitive concerning them, an, it is said that at the age of sever years young Zandra received hi first revelation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
"GOiNG CROOkED"
 NOW AT COLISEUM


 A thrilling, suspense-holding mystery comedy drama, shot with humor and a story that Is of ab- sorbing interest, had it's first showing at the Coliseum las. night. Not only the materials of one of the best films seen here in months feature this picture, Going Crooked, but a cast in- cluding Bessie Love, Gustav Von Seyffertitz, oscar Shaw, Leslie Fenton, Lydia Knott, Edwin Ken. nedy and others almost equally well known, interpret ths fasc'- hating roles in way to bring out to best advantage this interesting story
 Going Crooked" is the tale of an assistant district attorney who falls in love with beautiful ad yenturess, who is member of a gang of jewel thieves. And since Bessie Love is this intriguing per son. the attorney cannot be blamed for going crooked for hel sake. In doing this he saves hel from the gang and brings about their downfall This is the kind of picture no one should miss. II has everything to make it one oi the outstanding comedy dramas of the year. It was directed by George Melford and produced by Fox.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20

WASHINGTON, June 20-Fem- inism has champions in both mo- ther and daughter in the family of Mrs. Helen Archdale, editor of an English weekly review.
 With her 20-year-old daughter, Betty, a junior at McGill univer- sity in Montreal, Mrs. Archdale has started on a tour of the United States in the interest of nternationalizing the woman's movement.
 The two went to Kansas City where they acted as representa- tives of the National Woman's Party in it's effort to have the Republican. national convention incorporate a plank in it's plat form advocating an equal rights amendment to the constitution
 Most individual countries are
 ell organized in their women's .1 ovements," said Mrs. Archdale "The big problem now is to make it an international movement The latter has started on this continent through the union 0. the women of the United States and the South American coun tries"
 Betty has accompanied her mother in her lecture tours fO, tine past three summers and l! prepared to devote all her tim' to the movement after her gradu ation next June.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
|. AdverrIsins aiwayb pays. Os'
 the columns of The EmDire
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE

United StdleS or AWerlcd, pi vision No. 1, District of Al
 aska, ss:
 Public notice is hereby given, that by virtue of writ of Fieri Facias Cor execution) dated April 23, A. D. 1928, issued out of the District Court, of the Unit ed States for the Division No. 1, District of Alaska on judgment rendered in said Court, on the 23 day of April A. D. 1928, in favor of United States and against Chas. Sinclair I have, on this 19 day of June, A. D. 1928, levied upon the following de- scribed real estate, situated in the Town of Juneau, Alaska, Il to wit:
 One two room frame building and one frame building used as a blacksmith shop situated on 11th Street and about one block behind the Fair building and that Twill, accordingly. offer said real estate for sale, at public vendue to the highest and best bidder, 4 for cash, on the 19 day of July, I A. D. 1928s at 10 o'clock A. M., at 11th Street in the town oi Juneau, Alaska, and about one A block behind the Fair Building. I Dated, Juneau, Alaska, this IS day of June, A. D. 1928.
 ALBERT WHITE, l U. s. Marshal, ; 4 Div. No. l. District of Alaska
 By w. R. CANISTER,
 . Deputy. First publication, June 20. 1928 A Last publication, July II, 1928
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
----------------c HOOT GIBSON IS IN
 FEATURE AT PALACE

A fast moving story, replete with action, thrills and romance. is the Universal-Jewel production "The Silent Rider" which opened yesterday at Spickett's Palace.
 The one and only Hoot Gibson is. starred in i"The Silent Rider an adaptation from Katherine Newlin Burt's best seller "The Red Headed Husband,' and is ably supported by featured cast of Western players.
 The picture starts with a young girl appearing at the Barfz ranch house to assist in the feeding of score of rough but good hearted cowboys. Hoot, Aas s one of the cowpunchers, is immediately shit ten with the mysterious strang CT. but is unable to fathem the mystery surrounding her past.
 Blanche Mehaffey, who is fast coming into her own as picture
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
WOMEN OF M0OSEHEART

Legion will meet Thursday night promptly at 7:30 in order that all may join in the picnic at S3O o'clock. Husbands are invited.
 AGNES GREGG, adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
REPORT, KING SALMON IN
 ABUNDANCE NEAR HOONAh

King salmon are reported show ing up in large quantities in the waters in the vicinity of Hoonah. They are reported to be of large size, many of them running over 40 pounds. Hoonah fishermen are handicapped in disposing oi their catches as there is no local buyer there this season, it was said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20

away. The fire might have been halted early in the game, had r not been for the fact several barrels of gasoline were in one of the burning houses. Thc gaso- line exploded, spreading the fire.
 Two hundred and seventy feet from the nearest village house were two company dwellings and he office and store buildings Burning embers flying through the air started fires on many roofs. and among those which burned as result, was the store The two dwellings were not de stroyed. One section of the can nery roof, which caught fire, was extinguished without great diff culty.
 "All through the conflagratior the fire fighters had men on the roofs of the surrounding build iags putting out small blazes. On the hillside above the town spot ters' were placed, and each time the fire shifted or started in some new quarters they would direct the firemen to that section"
 A. H. Kuettner, superintendent of the killisnoo Fisheries iold MT Ensign, the latter said, that had the wind not died down in thl evening all the company build ings probably would have beeI burned.
 MT. Ensign had only the high est praise for the efficient man her in which the blaze was pu out before it could reach tho plant. Of the Indian Village, onl, seven or eight houses, situated on the hillside, remain, be said,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
LESLIE WHITE RETURNS

Leslie, White. one of JuEeau's we'll known singers, has returned to the city for his summer vaca- tion after attending the Uni versity of Oregon's Medical Col lege in Portland. MT. White has two more years of study before he will be able to hang out his sign of Physician and Surgeon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
Six States Are Behind
 In Birth Registration

WASHINGTON, June 20-A final intensive drive is being launched by the United States Children s Bureau in it's campaign to bring every state into the birth regis. tration area by 1930 There are six states that have not yet com. piled with the Bureau of Census requirement. of a 90 percent birth registration: Nevada, South Da kota, Colorado, New Mexico. Tex as and South Carolina. The bu reau, with the aid of negro paysi clans, was able to bring Louisiana and Georgia last year into the area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
GILBERT LEAVES

Jack Gilbert, VlcePrcsident and General Manager of the Alaska Consolidated Canneries, left las night for Funter Bay on the ten der Hyack after spending two days here on business. He will visit Port Althorp and the Icy Strait fishing areas, then Tenakes and proceed to his headquarters at Ketchikan s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
HAL1BUT BOATS IN

The Attn, Capt Peter Wold, the Radio, Capt. A. w. Angellson and the Paloris, Capt. A. s. Einmo, were in port this morn ing to load bait preparatory to sailing for the halibut banks The Emma, Capt. Ness, also took bait today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
CANADIAN PARLIAMENT

OTTAWA Seventy lawyers, 50 farmers. 30 doctors, 23 merchants, 12 journalists and nine manufac- turers sit in Canada's house Of commons. Four cabinet ministers are farmers from western Canada.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20

luminary. plays the part of the girl, while featured cast of western players are included.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-20
INSANITY HEARING

' An insanity hearing for Knut Brevik, who was brought in from the Deep Sea Canning Company plant at Port Althorp on Monday night, is being held this afternoon beginning at 3 o'clock.
 Before the French Council of State 11,O00 cases are pending, many more than 10 years old.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-22
BANK MANAGER PREVENTS
FRAUD AT POINT OF GUN

money, in spie of warnings to be-
ware of confidence games, and said
he would redeposit it this evening.
Taking his revolver, Johnson fol-
lowed Hardesty to an alley near
the bank. He hid his face behind
an umbrella and saw Hardesty put
$110 in an envelope and watched
the alleged confidence man SubSti-
tute an envelope containing paper.
Then he stepped up and held the
suspect, who gave his name as
George Jacobs, 35, Kansas City and
st. Louis, covered with his revolver
until Hardesty examined the paper
filled envelope and police arrived.
A second Negro confidence man,
who said he was from Georgia and
had $1,100, was not captured. Har-
desty withdrew his money to prove
to the Negro from Georgia that
money could be withdrawn from
banks"
Jacobs had put the $110 into an
envelope so Hardesty could demon
strate that he could deposit the
money in another bank and with
draw it, Hardesty said. The Negro
from Georgia had offered to make
him guardian of his 81, 100 and pay
him $100 if he could prove the mon
ey could be withdrawn, Hardesty
said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-22
DETECTIVE CAUGHT
Wanted at EIkhart for
GriIIing in Murder.

By United Press
ELKHART, Ind, Oct. 22.-J.
Harvey Smith, former detective,
wanted for questioning in connec-
ton with the death of Mrs. Gene
We've Stults, whose lime-covered body
with the skull battered IN was found
near here last week, has been ap-
pretended in Atlanta, Ga, police
announced here today. He. has
waived extradition and probably
will be returned here, they said.
Mrs. StultS disappeared from
South Bend March % last and no
trace of her was found until a
hunter discovered the body near
here.
Immediately after the body was
found, South Bend police arrested
Charles L. Reyher and his wife,
Anna. They said Mrs. Reyher told
them she had paid a private de-
tective $50 to persuade Mrs. StultS
to leave town after she had learned
that Mrs. Stults had been asso-
ciating with my husband"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-22
Yep DUE HERE
ON THURSDAY
Change Made in Arrival
Time of German DirigibIe.

The indianapolis visit of the Graf
Zeppelin. transatlantic dirigible,
will be made Thursday instead of
Wednesday, according to the new
itinerary announced today.
The change was announced by
Hugh Allen, Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Company. representative of
the airship's commander, DR.. Hugo
Eckener.
Leaving LakehurSt, N. j., at dawn
Thursday, the giant air liner will
pass over Pittsburgh, Columbus,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, probably
Terre Haute, st. Louis and Scott
field, Illinois.
After an overnight stay at Scott
field, the ship will return to Lake
hurst by way of Chicago, Milwaukee,
Detroit, Cleveland, Akron, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls. Syracuse Albany,
New York.
On it's return flight to Germany
scheduled for Saturday, the Yep
pelin will carry many letters ad-
dressed to Germany by Indianapolis
citizens, many of them interested ir
obtaining special cancellations.
More than fifty Indianapolis resi-
dents received letters and postcards
brought to this country from Ger
many on the westbound flight.
Because of lack of a suitable land
ing field, the dirigible will not be
able to stop here but it is expected
to diminish its speed somewhat in
order that interested spectators lin
ing roofs of homes and office build
ingS may get a glimpse of it.