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Newspaper Page TextAssociated Press Will Cover Every Development in Return of or Search for Amundsen-Read it all in The Guard 1 HOME EDITION THE WEATHER Ortjo.: Fair In the Interior, on th. coast tonight and TiesW. continued mild. Gen ,1, .triable !nd. Temperature uii. 70 ": m"11 42 degrees. Stage ot mir, 3.8 (t. Wind, VOL. 68 TODAY'S NEWS TOIJAY KUGK.Ni; UKEGUX, .MONDAY KVKNIN'C, MAY -J5, l'.i-.Ti PR IPF OX STREETS He; ON THAINS 1 i . ANj m-:vs STANDS fie NO. 119 . n Next Week tear - ' . trr feiri over m luc w ' liB!i (be other side of McKetuie R'Jie hi 1,,0k Ut next Weett' SaW' I-eetrh, well known park Tu'dfiifc ,fad E- Esbertv Portland, there in pursuit of the The bear season'is now on, i or -h and several of the 1" fH4 nre Pected to fal1 th- trusty aim of Mr. Egbert. B.-it iprt out of it( s,lould be done ir- in the morning, says Sandy, ur Lit before dark. The animals ore potted' m opcu i-iuwo, uj, rient of ferns and brush, and are tt stalked intil they get within Ijailwt. Tow is a rawer uanuS .port, unless lue hunter is a . climber, it ia eaiti, ior a wouuu- ti br can come galloping toward huoter with a mating rapidity. -dmb a small tree and pray," says Sjcdy, who Bays that he has done this rector twice himself. Tfciif Has Craving for Style i quantity of clothing was stolen from Salem Saturday night, it was rtported: to heal police, who were liiifd to be on the look-out for the tisptct. A blue eerge suit, size 40. two shirts, size 10, $52 in cash, and a .33 Colt revolver were among the ;t.The gentleman who desired to be hitter dressed is described as beiu itbiut 19 years old, weight, 14j pounds, and five feet, eight inches il With his newly acquired apparel :e will have a complete outfit on, ficept for underwear, the Salem po rt report. The clothes will all be : o big for the wearer, which mar rtxt to the beBt means of identified- ton. it is stated. The man applied for i bed st tiie David I). Jones, 1711". ! -outh Liberty street, and the hoi- itility cf the home was given him. lioih he and -Mr. Jones arose Sunday aoroing about 0 o'clock. While Jon;-s n milking bis cows, the stranger ansacked the hoiree. -J VaJ Ira r ml M i. m r CDUHTS STAR T TEST OF LIS ONDARWIN Fores Plane Patrol Plans Near Keadv High School Teacher Faces Trial Over Tennessee Evolution Ban Proposal Made to Huge Building For Hearing Case DAYTON, Tenn., May 27.UP) John T. Scopes, high school science teacher, was indicted by a Rhea coun ty grand jury here today on a charge of teaching evolution in a public school in violation of the Tennessee law. The judge set July 1ft at Dayton for the trial. The grand jury was assembled in special session to pass on the ease presented to it as n result of a pre liminary hearing two weeks ago when three justices of the peace held Scopes for grand jury action. Judge John T. Kaulston presiding, charged the jury on the law of the theory Grm Must Be Cut nf evolution as it shall be taught n ,. , r . the public school of Tennessee, the The city ordinance providing that; 1 ,, , . .. I first time such a charge has been de ll property owners must cut the , tnss and weeds during the months "f May, J ane and July is not ueing i -bscrral generally about the city, I DAYTON, Tenn., May 25. (A3) ays Win, G. Judkins, chief of police, j The American Association for the Ad inly a few days remain in May, and j vntireiuont of Science has joined ac- f the grass is not cut this month,; lively in the Tennessee evolution case. I ;ropcrty owners will be cited for' it was announced today as a Jlhcn :ot ybeying the ordinance, it is staieil. j county grand jury assembled to de- ' Arrangements are being made in San Francisco for the establishment of the forest airplane patrol in Eu gene this summer, reported Captain Donald Yilaon of Holling field, Wash ington, D. L'., who stooped off in Eu gene today on an air trip from Sjhi Francisco to Seattle. "Eugene has an aviation field of which the city should be proud,'' sa:d Captain Wilson. "The fame of thi Erect ; field is carried the length and breadth of the United States by every flyer who-makes a stop in this city. Anyone who his ever flown an airplane can tell you what a relief it is to encoun ter a real landing field. I think Eu gene is far ahead of many of the cit ies on the Pacific coast in Its vision, through providing such a field for th;s purpose.1 SHEEP HERDER SLAIN IN FIGM T ABOUT FLOCKS Southern Klamath Area is Scene of Fatal War Between Owners j l'rj grass can can- iroru one house t fire very easily aunt imr, termine whether John T. Scopes. while, science teacher, should be indicted for cant lots and curhings grown over j violation of the state law, which pro- 'iib grass and weeds nre not nt- j hibits teaching of evolution in the 'ra-'tive sights for the many tourists ho will coiup through this summer, I said. If the grass is not cut, 'if city will order the work done, and ! that Professor hf ct as.spssod against the iionoriv.ldf the association, schools. Dr. (Jeorge W. liappleyen who in stigated the court test, announced II. I. Pupin, president and member of Timothy Murphy Dead While Frank Way is Charged With Killing Kt.AMATH FALLS, Ore., May 2.i. Timothy Murphy, 40, Klamath Falls sheep grower, is dead, and Frank Way, also a sheep operator la held ieutenant Oakley G. Kellcy was an j herp in ,he cunt.r jail on an open airplane visitor in Eugene yesterd-iy afternoon. SAN FRANCISCO, May 25 Head quarters of the Cnited Slates forest service hero announced today that an airplane fire patrol is to be establish de for California, Oregon, Washing ton, Idaho and Montana on July 11 and will continue throughout the summer and fall fire sesi n. Eighteen nirplanes will be used. The pilots will be recruited from th officers of the nriny reserve corps but the mechanics will be from the enlist ed forces for the most uart. t is iimoiiiiced. Nnmes of workmen I Columbia University faculty, had ' will cut grass can be obtained ! lPrt to the defense, pro.n- Min the chief of oolice nr the l S. 'slI1g "scientiric expert o.lvice lor -aiplovnieut bureau. "y Want Kitiens There is n strong demand for kit in Eugene, to judge from the r.'imbe- of npplicants who reported at city water office Saturdav nit. I ""iy. A genrrotis old tabby walked 3"- tin- watt-r office last week, nnd wntfd the force with a half doxen o kittens, and the board was at 1 Ws as to the disimnl nf tUa viipUh i'etn carried in The Uinm) Friilnv "H nf tho Mtle visitors, and more '&n enoiigb npplirritinna were re . to rare for the tnbbies, it Is iConnmpti ok page five) SALEM, Ore., May 25. Circuit Judge L. II. McMahan today issued an order directing Frank C. I tram well, state superintendent of banks, to appear in court Wednesday morn ing at 10 o'clock and show cause why he should not be punished for con tempt nf court. The action came when Hraniwell failed to obey an or der from the court Saturday direct ing him to be in court this morning, to explain on affidavit of i. judice which Hrarnwell had filed directed at Judge McMahan. The action is taken in the case of George- Putnam of Salem against Hramwcl!, 1n which the harge, as the result of a fiat fight to a fitiith in the desolate Devil's Gar den country in southern Klamath county, accord ng to reports received by county officers. The account of the affair said the two men came to blows over a black sheep. Only an occasional stray lizard or sleepy rattlesnake witnessed the bloody battle, as the two men fought and tumbled about among the dusty sagebrush clumps and slute-like lava rock. The argument started over the dl vision of 1040 sheep which bad been owned jointly. All their differences had been settled until they earns, to the last of i lie flock a frisky little black sheep, lioih men claimed owner ship. At first they sat astride (heir j horses as the argument waxed warm. Then they decided to dismount and 1 determine who should get (he little bli:ck sheep. The hones browsed among the sagebrush aa the two men stripped to the waist and began smashing blows at each other. The sun beat FIRST PHOTOGRAPH OF HINDENBURG INAUGURATION ll II llij .-G SMeaKl Brltlllna armi were much in evidence at Hlndenburg, former war lord, became Germany'a new preel dent. Hit tint act after being Inducted Into office was to Inspect hit troops. This Is one of tho first nlrturra of tho Inauguration of Illnclonburg ns Oormnny's proslilnnt. They worn tnkon nt noon aud nftornoon nt lloilln. Mny 12. Knst nlrplnues rolnyed tho pliotogrniihs to Southampton to mnko connection with tho Mnjcstlc. Tho Mnjostlo enmo Into Qunrunllne at Now York early Mny 19. It wns mot by a fnst hont rhnrtorod by NKA Service. After clonrlng customs this boat sped to New York City where recoril hrenkjn tlmo was nindo in ilispntchliiK tha plcturos to Tho (itiartl. Never before hnvo nowsplcturea traveled from Ilerlln to tho United Stales In sovon days or less tbna seven days. Only a few years ago that wna record tlmo for a crossing direct from London. T T 3 DAYS NOW II POLAR SEARCH World Anxiously Waits OH' Return of Expedition By Airplanes -TDJPRESS REQUEST TO CLOSE STREETS Movie Scenes May be Taken In Lane Areas A location (hat will include a log jam with plenty of mountains in thej back ground, is sought In Lnue coun ty by Frank ltronnt, ot the Famous Payers Lasky company, for locution of a western picture that his com- STARTS HERE WITH Withdrawn! of the request of the Southern Pacific railroad for the clos t nt a number of streets Ihot cross down to glisteu on the streaks of I , , 1M t ,i,n PIIa( J nmiv Is to mako in the near future, ern part of the city will be made by" Several logging scenes nre included the compsity. accord ng to a telegram ' in the scenario, nnd the company de- plaintiff started action against Itram rrimsnii which flowed from face and body wounds. Twice, according to the story given authorities Murphy went down gasping with pain and fatigue. Hut twice he rose to renew the battle. For the third time Murphy went ld''wn. his head pillowed on a (bit of lava rock. His eyes became glared and he failed to arise. For several min utes he remained in a comatose state. Then, a'cording to Way's story, he helj ed the defeated mm o h a horse leg umm Jjy Bcafr.ee Button ' the trial. The presence nf large crowds in Dayton to attend today's prelimin aries, has brought the suggestion that a temporary court room should be erected on tin' luisebnll park site. The proposed building would seat ; IJO.tHiO persons. ! Scopes was held for action by three we'l to require him to maintain the i magistrate! at a preliminary hearing headquarter of the slate banking de : .rAl.L n-,. I la itiirt tn he' tmrtincif In Salem i - . . I iii- f .h. .,rnnn..ii. ! he slumped down In his saddle nnd Ill'Ilcictl. ' " '" I - j i against Ilramwell, the bank suiierin C( L M HI S. t May -5. The ' lendent filed the affidavit of preju ' pending test of the Tennessee law ; dice against Judge MeMHhau in the affidavit charging McMahan with be ing prejudiced against Hrarnwell. On filing of the affidavit Judge Mc Mahan declared he did not know Hrarnwell and insisted that Hram received this morning by Carl (i. j sires to get the WiiNhburne. chairman of the traffic . atmosphere, aay coium tles of the Eugene chamber of commerce. ' The following is the telegram re ceived by Mr. Wn-hburne; "Confirming conversation with the against the teaching of evolution in the public S'1ool is not so much (Continued on page two) V V JLIU li Just as he reached his sheep camp, j would have fallen to the ground had his brother not rushed to his side j to help him dismount. According to" the brother, Frank ; Murphy, Tim gasped out: "Frank Way ! hit me over the head with V gun." The body nf the dead man was' brought into Klama'h Falls late lat ' O l 23 NU 3CBV1CS IHC f. Her idea of ideal ! plenty of fun and j THE STORY SO FAR j W.0RIA GMKDOV 20 and pretty,! M"ies Dick GHEGOHY. thinking: i tIfs - t.nt ro children! j Ub' Ii'k tell, Gloria she must ! " fcer nn hf11-rnrW thm. has hn. I Srt Dirk borrows MAG'ilE, r'i maid, to tetch ;ioria j 11 J t Gloria wont try to! mour. Maggie, disgusted, leaves. And Dick gets breakfast next morn NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY; VOL didn't know I was a rgu' x true "big limber" Mr. Hrount. Sever.il regions around hero have been examined by Mr. Hrount, and he says that tliern la a good chance thnt some spot In this section of the coun try may be picked for the action shots, members of the troffie committee nf j A real mounlnin stream, with real the chamber of commerce In view of 1 legs In abundance, are the first essen our very friendly relations with (he tials, he snys, The location man left nennle of F.ujrenp and because of ap- i lodny for Washington, nfier inappct- 'and in llie saddle. Then they parted . . ,)1rrn, opposition to the rinsing 'of ! int the Coos Hay region, lie will re- certniu street in Fugfiie which was ( turn later, ami will announce the lo set for a hearing May we arelcttle when he returns to Los Ange-ngri-eable to wilhdrawol our request , les. that these street be closed regard less of the hazard which such cross ings crente. Hy reason of growing population and greater use of cross ings by automobile it is advanta geous to all eon'-erned to limit the number 'if grade crossings to a mini- ; mum. Hon ever, have no ileire to j I attemt to force ony condiit- na not: ! entirely agreeable and hae therefore I i requested the public -en-be roinmis I aion to dim "tlr request f t a well explain uhy he considered Mc- ' "urrr tnat lie nail (lieu irom khuu inauif. Sheriff's deputies arrested Way at bis sheep camp snd brought him here He had a revolver Mahan prejudiced. Hram well was not in court, hut hi attorney run- I tended the court had no rieht to nnestion Hrarnwell a. to the f,,-,. : to the county J.ll, surrounding the prejudices fl,,,, i on bim when he was taken into rus bof the eonr!'. onlv roure lo nnrue( "1'hough it wSa declared no The company plana to send quite a copipany for the "shots" i is said, j since they are lo be in one "f the big j pictures of the year. Tax Publicity has i Courts Authority American legion members and lin gerie business men opened their cam paign In Kugeno tulny for tho Doern hecher hospital maintenance fund and the Oregon quota of the nntlnnal American legion endowment fund of fn.OOO.OfM). The quota for Eugene Is (3000, aud for Lane county, $l.00, according to Joseph E. Shellnn, chairman of the com mil tee. The local legion post is endeavoring tn raise Its share of the fund among its own members, nnd the business men's committee, composed of Mr. fihelton. A. E. Ilrigham, F. H. Appeliunn, K. O. Immel, Fred G. Sllckela, Paul It. Kehy snd Frank Jenkins, will carry on Ihe drive among lursiueas men. 'We believe (he amount will be .Continued on p-ige three) Tests of Defense For Holiday Made was to issue an order transferring the; shots had been fired. cause to another court. i you? Dick ! T.-V :' m 1 1 h e ira. TA.VI.KY WAYHIRN, an actor) n e il!. When he'a better 'GS. his secretary, comes n d- her work. While tr - GWia plans a hotise- f S,, invit-s. It-ark.,... WL. . . a im k f? the actor, ,,ftTa ! tar cook. grinned. "I certainly did no '." G! ria laughed. "Hut isn't it nice for me that I married one. . Let's see whst you've got ready for hie, hf!" Dick set the tray down on the bed side table. On if vas a plate nf rolli that Mifatie hid baked w h-.m leave. Gloria tells her ; the diy before, a siher dih filled 1,11,1 was only an interior dee- with butter balls, snd the steam ng ! coffee. ,ii w k,h I...... ' I make the coffee." Dirk aH. "and believe me, it's some brew . . . strong enough to float an egg" Where did j nu ever lesrn to make coffee?" Glory idly akd- As a mat ter of fact, ihe didn't rare where Dick had lea. roe,. The great thing was tbit he hd made it: "On camping trips wheo I was a kid.' answered Dick. He put his arm around h s if and drew her down into hia lap. .'! ran br'd bacon and fth snd potatoes, ten," be said proud! j. T t.-. i " ... ! -If. mestlT. Glory. t-o"kmg ist hard . ureas, n hn ,MJ... . . . . i j .lr . ,.rk - I wish I u d trr 1t. I d T Injured man Dead After Auto Crash ! hearing without prejudice and I would ask the traffic committee of the chamber of commerce to so inform those interested, "E. L. KING, "Superintendent ' f Lin in Oregon." he rec- reslizes that h-m. Dirk r 'o him. r-":kles-ly drinks too much ' Men Wsyburn kiMing MY- i DK. JOHN SF.VMOt R. i Al't-we : frr !y break, up when LOLA "I 'Mm of " 1 The Eugene Oratorio society, which j recently successfully stager! lb "I 're. ; ation,'' mu-i'cale, niil banquet in ght i 'at the 0burn hotel, liver l.Vi mem-i hers of the S'wiety aiitl guets are feip'ted to le present. D. Horer his ben chosen toast- ' master of 'he even ng. and a t gram ' ' of tnuir and ape" he ha leen Sr- , ranged, it i announced. Ihe program. : mil b ft follows: j Talks by J. J. Ldhury, John ! ; Stark F-an. Mr. Anne Ijindtbury ; Heck, "f the ('Diversity of Ong . j i-h'-w of triUS c. Vocal fojo. JD. Prulnce E. Clark, contralto. Violm solo, Gnendl.m Iinphire ' Hsiden. Sxtefte, deeded by ll'.gh Winder. SI'ItlNGFIELD. Miy 2.V (Spe cial). -George H. Head. t years o'd, died this morn ng at o'rbc k ot the Pacific Christian Ir-spital of injuries received Saturday when Mru-'k by in automobile driten by T. A. Colons. i of Cr swell on the Par (lie highway near West Springfield. Mr, Head nt President is Hack After Short Rest WASHINGTON, .May M.-tA) NewpHiers uliirh publihed lists of income taiaera 'and the amounts they pnid last fall were upheld in do ing ' today by the supreme court. The court dcrlared j he newspaper were nl guilty of a xi'daiion of the law in puhtihiiig income lm lists mane available to punnc inpem..n j Mn,p r.operati"n would be the offie of collector of interim) revenue. The o;iiniori mhi d'diiered by Jus tice Sutlierlntid, ttho so id II Ji clearly the lneni"H of congress '.o make the I u pii'dic, whitcver sonic persofi lo.'ty t)itik of the wisdom of nil' h a pol c). Making lliein puhlic, Both Alarm And Hope Minglo in Expressions Of Those Interested NEW YORK, May 25. Up to 2:1! o'clock this afternoon the North American Newspaper alliance had re ceived no word from tho Amuudsen Ellsworth senplauea since their de parture Thursday afternoon from King's Hay, Spitsbergen, fur a flight lo the North Pole. This was announc ed at that hour through toe Asso ciated Press by Loring Pickering, general managor of the alliance. NEW YOHK, Mny 2.1. lP) Minx led expressions of pessimism and optimism are voiced by explorers and avhitora here regarding the fata of the Amuudsen-Kllswurth polar ex pedition. The Norwegian explorer, his Americun backer and their four com panions have not been heard from aitico they left Spitsbergen for the pole In two nirpuuics Thursday night. Persons most familiar with Cap tuin Amundsen and polar exploration see nothing alarming In his failure to return to his busu In -1 hours as or iginally planned. Earl Hossman, a photographer who lived in Amundsen supply hut at Wain wright, Alaska, thought lh.it Amuudsen's thorough ness was probably responsible for the delay, . t "If he has found a new continent he will bag It so thoroughly that no body will he able to question it," Kossmnn said. Others feared a forced landing, in jury to either the planes or men or both, or some accident in either land ing or taking off for the return, it was pointed out, however, that the expedition carried sufficient fond for a month and that at (he expiration of (hat time Ihe party should he in ter ritory where it cqund kill guuie. Kiflra ami ammunition for this con tingency were carried in the plane.. Vernon S. Prentice, brotlier-iii-law of Lincoln Ellsworth, believed the planes would land In Alaska. Mr. Prentice said he felt no concern lo calise of the debiy and that he expect ed no word until tomorrow. Anion I sen's desire to find new lands would probably lend him lo steer for Alaska, Mr. Premier said. This view was shared by Vilhjnlnnr Siefanssmt and other explorer, al though dispatches from Nome threw doubt on the probability of Amund sen's aiming for th Americao penin sula. No concerted plans for a relief WASHINGTON, Mny P)- A nation-wide defense test muster of J American min power will he held tin dr direction of the war department I next July 1. S The dnfe was selected definitely to day after President Cnolidge had div i approved the department's selection ! " Armistire day and had suggested ! parly hnve been made but the Ainer that independence day be substituted.! 'r'"' expulition of Commander Donald WASHINGTON. M iy '27t.-tA) -President Coohdge, atqMf'ffMy recov ered from an aii,i-k of iihiig'siiou suffered Saturday returned to lb- a resident of sua irrth It street, tiv.j White House i-dy ffni a e k e.id ing lived In Spiingfild during Ihe cruise on ihe M:iflowr. and piunl past to years. H- nas born in Lon- ; itnmed s! I; into lis kjulj roun-.e f don. England, snd brought lo this ; work. (oTintrr when four m n'hs l. H-! The Preidrnf and Mis, ro-didg-, aerved as a sddir in the Cisil war ,'w'lh a party of friend it ltd the Whne and wa a member of G. A. It. post ! Ilf.use phsieuns. kfi Wa-'i-ii 'l.n ! H'-nr aitl McAfee ronstru tion cun, '.'S, Sptmgfield. Kunirmg hi in are hit ! Sahirday. Ijis( night (he .Mayflower, i number 7, above Oak ridge, will h wife, two Mp'n. Lawrem.e CoM-1 nn -hot ed in the mer ner Waliiu- held tomorrow afternoon at the Mill wright of PortoD, fal., Hermetf 1 ton, ilm-king early l.dav. Tli parry ' key cmeier. Hraiil'tter rhpe i Cort wright of t 'omptn, Ca-'., us ! had breakf ia. after wl,ih Mr, an j iu charge of servt-a, grand-OB, Wesky Cortwright of Mri. fo.Mge rdiirried lo the m'n-, Mr. II s o k d d Complon. and Iwi granddaughter', Mrs. Max Cogill f.f Wendiing sti J Mrs. Var.rt Hsrler of H-nd, Oregon. te nni, the !)' li.ipcr lo publih tbeui. N dissi'iit h,i aniiouncfd lo the finding 1 of the court. MAN DIES AT CAMP The f.irienil of Edward H. Ils-o li-! .'.,, who dd Sat unlay morning .if ! The president also advised ih-it the j MacMillan Is leaving It. ston for tho war department should make clear to Arctic in June and the L'nited State the governors of the states thai ant nivy dirigible Los Angclra and Shen. pure'y , andonh may be utilized In c.ise of x olunlary." j necessity, (.'ouiuuinder MacMilbin dl- "" 1 " j ready ha expressed his intention of mail Mtra mjuntu ; MEDFiiKD. Ore., May 25. - Fred j ( Norman. 2H, i Hulls Falls, ami Wii- ; linm M. l ofey, 21. of Ibis city. brak-- Ci lPENH AGEN, May 2" -fP) -men employed in th Mcdford Log- m rnn,lpraati,(I hpn, of , ging inilroad, are in a loci hotplhii I(finIr(l in - ,.,., ,iV ,,. oing lo the rescue provided there is (all. amed'with it tl.e r.ght f seriously injured as a result of ,, ; J i'b ut the fra.er aut inobile tuke highway, a tiule north of the cityi limit hite Sunday tir ruing. i had teturned jcsicnbty I" his h.ie ut (Continued on page two; Funeral arrngenun's are aAn.titjrf fd fri,i the stepsons. The U0y is ut Hi I I. h.t hu. ituing ' w.th May Key-1 CoUJ.ue4 o Pl j Ui quartet, Lii-veraity of Orf d. at lb W. Waiker chspeU pnte suddenly live rnin.i' r. 'Saturday rn 'rnmg. about ejgM ; Pr s.denl Co-.'.w.'g- Hs des-r:!ifd as oMoik, death bing due o liert feeling wii snd this mss aiietd bv a lr ub'e. He t-4ve i ni- sisier, who r-- 1 long erifiiiger.ienr 1 , in lud.ng rusnr.sde in Colorado Spring, Colo. He i tis l rs who wished to shake i.sn i was unmarried, and had no rruittre wnb bun, 1 h'te, j ; ENDOWMENT FUND COUPON I Knr your tontrlhutiiin to thf AmerU-an l.fRlnn fund fnr rtisahlftd i still orphans nf vf-lcnin. ami Ijccrnbrchi-r Momoriiil hoiipllal (cr chllil rn. AMKHICAN I.KOIO.V, Kuccno, On-gon 1 want tn h''!p. I eti'loss my chfik for t NAME Aililrss Kill In this coupnn am! mall It to Th Kusene (liianl. or hano It In lo the office. 1041 Wlllamftte Strnot. Mako i-hevk ptiynla to Tha American Legion.