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The Washington times., 1920-10-12
JEWELS STOLEN, FRENCH
BEAUTY, ENDS HER LIFE

FAIRS. Oct 12.-Robbed by her
fiAnce OF Jewels valued at more than
100000. Mime. Moubeyren. the famous
French beauty has committed suicide
by opening the veins in her wrists.
she left note which said, Life
without Jewels Is worthless"
The robbery took place late In Sep
tember.
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
YHE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1920
Makes Coffin, Carues
Epitaph, Asks Friends
ToDrag Him to Graue

FREDERICK, Md, Oct. 12-When Howard +. Thomas,
sixty two years DID, barber dies he wants to be buried
in coffin he has made and wants TO be taken to the
mountain cemetery his home at Libertytown an
spring wagon drawn by rope by his friends Thomas
also has carved his own tombstone
The Washington times., 1920-10-12

most useful places on the GROUNDS.
Durlas the fair the Red Cross con
saets4 : a. NGrsaFf ~ cetAcren
which permitted the mothers TO leave
the youngsters lons enough 20 per
init them TO view the various exhibits
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
RED CROSS AIDS FAIRS.

HRiD0EToN N. > Oct II
Mothers OF young babies are iAudins
the American Rsd Cross booth at the
Cumberland county fair as one Of the
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01
FoRTHUN
( (FromN stan correspondent) !.

EOIue EtAA ASNOlI00ASOlSONuky's
a ! There were quite a few threshers
that had to lay up on Saturday on
account OF the wind. n. 5ss !;
Mrs. August Tveten attended SER
vice in Larson Sunday and called
on Mrs. Gust Kihle In the; evening.
Jacob and Nelsie Kleppen visit
ed with Gladys apd Andrew Kihle
Saturday evening and Sunday
Il; The FILL and Dale Glee Club
choir practiced at Mrs. Pete Nord
Sunday ,5 .S5s II g
Mrs. Hannah Kihle was 9 caller
in Larson Monday.
Mrs. Bradley from e Golnmbus ssis
working tor Mrs Christ Haugstali.
Anton Brenno and Ed. Tkihae
threshed for Martin Berg last week.
"a heavy rain visited this vicinity
last part Of week. ssz
Mrs. Hannah ihIes visited with
Mrs. Otto Pasche Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Bjorkman en-
.tertained numb Of guests Sum
day for dinner, namely and
lfSts -
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01
CLAYTON
tFrom Staff Correspondent

Mrs. Ella McEvers Ad son Rob-
ert visited Sunday at the Sparks
home, - y
Andrew Dignan of Waverly,
Mimi, is. visiting this week at the
J. Dignan home.
Earle Remington, Florence and
Floyd Christ, Austin Berg and Min
ME Stenson started school Monday
Word was received here last Sat-
urday announcing the marriage of
Edna Jensen. daughter Of Mr.. .and
Mrs j. NJ. Jensen, to John johnson
of Taopi, MINI. They were mar
.ried at Breckenridge Wednesday,,
Sept. %. Miss Jensen was former
ly a resident of Clayton township
We extend congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Lucy and
daughter Katherene passed thru our
burg Tuesday. ,>
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Riebe and
niece, Lillian, called at Linquists
Sunday.
Jim Uglum left for St. Paul Fri.
dav with load of cattle. He also
took load for Mr.. Mcbride.
: Theo. Gullickson and P. H. Ped
erson hauled sand for the, teacher
age Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Christ and
children spent Sunday at the H: B.
Sparks home. VIE.
Mary .Uglum spent Monday night
with Lucille Bogus
E. J. Marks and Mr.. Kundiger
called at Uglums Sunday. ass5
2 Miss Mary Bogus is teaching
school until another teacher can be
secured ..g.5 55 Z
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Butgeriet
and daughter left Tuesday for their
home at Medicine Hat. s
t55@ H. B. Sparks was a Woburn CALI
@er Tuesday. 81 :. - Z. y
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01
COTEAU
(From Staff Correspondent

Staale Hendrickson left for Minot
on the 500 last Monday morning.
Prof. Earl Brown arrived last
Thursday from Indiana and now the
Coteau school is progressing very
nicely. The high school has all en-
rollment of nineteen pupils already
and more are expected later.
Miss Anna Sorlie went home
Tuesday to take her brother Tom
to Flaxton for his sore hand. We
hope Tom will soon be all over that
spell. -S+
Miss Pearl Lindblad visited with
friends at Flaxton a few days the
past week @
Mrs. Oliver Bloomquist and chill
dren returned home last Friday
from an extended stay in Willmar,
Mimi. They were accompanied
back by her sister, Mrs. Aleck West
erberg and daughter Ruby who will
visit here for some time. E E
The rain the past week delayed
threshing for some time, but with
sun and wind now the threshing
will soon be going again, and q
few days will finish it all up.
C. e. Hovland was in the hills
Monday looking after his grain. f
Gust Albertson passed thru Co
teau on his way home from Bow
bells where he spent the day with
his family, who moved in there last
week for school.
Peter Schaul was Coteau caller
last Tuesday. 5S5
Anna Sorlie and Alfred Thomp-
son spent Sunday at the sorlie
home. Ss
Rev. Swanson and family visited
at the Hendrick kson- home q few days
last week and conducted services
here Sunday. They left the fol
lowing day for Rugby. s.s, !,
s5s Mr.. and Mrs. sWm Roderick lett
Monday morning for st. Charles,
MINI. where they will make thefr
future home:
Remember the dance next Satnr-
day at the Coteau hall. ss3
s Gilbert HaIversOn was seen ia
sCotean Saturday 3E5ssss s355sss
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE
Z FORECLOSURES SALE;

Notice is hereby given that on .ac-.1
chat certain mortgage executed and
%nna Peters hs9SEf Mortsagor. essfs aae
-, M: summerville. incorporated, a
Minnesota Cooperation, II mortxagee
ad dated the Srd i day lay ef Jannas
office Of Burke County, North Dakos
"a, on May 2nd 1917 at $50 "A. M. in
Book sc of Mortgages on Page $50
an5, and assigned e. ssg BY said Mortgages. to.
which ssignment was recorded in said
Register Of Deeds office on Now
ember 2sth, 1918 and was duly record
ed ed IN .t Book 80 Of Mortgages on page
the premises covered by said mort
gage and hereinafter described at
the front door Of the Court House In.
the, the City Y. Of BSowbel1s, SHvts County OF
thirty o'clock P. M. on the 9Th day OF.
November. 1920 to satisfy the amount
due on !, said mortgage on day aof sale
with statutory foreclosure costs. =
The premises covered by said mort.
gage and to be sold as aforesaid are
described as follows:
Section Nine es9 in roxnship one n
Hundred Sixty three (163)H North,
Range Eighty=eight 1887 West OF
the Fifth Principal Meridian, con-
fadn1ng mdns one s.s Hundred SIXTY acres res
United States Government Survey
il. GOLD sTABEcK COMPANY, @
e corporation. Assignee Of .s#
A0f f'fszis: ERkEpH G. MORTON,
Attorney for Assignee Of Mort
~ gages. plE Il htansford. taa North Dakota.
sherifr Of Burke County,
! North Dakota Y ss$ss 49, ct sss%ss
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01
NOTICE OF REAL~ESTATE
& :$SS, 5:sSS&S FORECLOSURES SALE

5sr3 s,i5ss sEUk&GClIOSUAE SALE
S1tfs 4 ths1sey Eyen fs that
that certain mortgage executed and
delivered by George F. Peters and
Il 5Anna q Peters. his wife, Mortgagors. TO.
~, y, =, ~, snmmerville. incorporated, q,
dated the ard day Of January, a 1917.
ana recorded In the Register Ut Deeds.
Gmcs q e Of Mats Bupks 9k County North pako-5
Book 81 * Sc a of M; Mort dsl1 at $50 a ~ IN
Colo; ;stabeck Company, a cerporations
which assignment was recorded IN the
sm6er saS Sf Deeds Sfice
BOOK .os, ~ Of Mortgages on page $780,
Will be foreclosed BY q sale of tilas
premises covered Il by said mortgage
dnd dndr hefeiIhaftsr Iha described ct The
OF! Rowbells, County of Burke. state
of North Dakota, at two o,cfOck s n.
M on the 9Th dav Of November. 1920
70 g =. satisfy q the a1nount due such
snma.5of 1926, together WI tf ata5
tutory foreclosure costs III
The pre- nnisess covered by2 said mort.
5gage and to be sold as q Aforesaid are
ss'st1aS soathWsst e. tosl9ms aSsrtsr 1swJ ofss.
M Hundred sixty-s three Il ss5 81 Mort th .ss'
ss5 Of Range Ri ghty- eight West of 3Ssi
tanning One Hundred Sixty 100 lssS
sS9S acres mOre or less according to
ssfS the government survey II thereof.
i GOLD.sTABECK COMPANY 5sss
q corporat ton. Assignee 0f
adortgageess
4 ALPFIA q NORTON
Attorney for Asst gnee s0f Mort t-sss
EaEes l.ansfor North Dakota
ed. d.DfinkWater,sS4 s5Ss sss
s. ahss.as sssash s, bahats asass County,
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01

o'clock in the evening. Rev. Christ,
pastor.
j. l.. Woodland of southwest Of
Coteau has decided to discontinue
farming and go to Montana .or the
winter, after which he may look up
a new location. He is disposing OF
all his personal property at public
auction on Thursday. Oct. Z, and
uses a large space in this issue OF
The Tribune giving full particulars
of the sale.
G. R. Wilson of Foothills towl-
ship is holding a public sale of all
his farm equipment on Monday Of
next week, and is now distributing
posters advertising the sale, and
also uses a large space in this is
sue of The Tribune announcing the
sale. Be sure to read it.
Anton Lodmell of Williston, field
agent for the Bridgeman-Russell
Co. of Grand Forks, spent Tuesday
night here at the home of his broth
er, l.. B. Lodmell.
While in the city of Friday Of
last week Judge Leighton granted
citizenship papers to the following
applicants: Conrad Garnes, Peter
Landsem, Earle Turbett, Carl Chris
tensen. Edwin Grandahl, Even P.
Hux Martin Enget, and Olaf Bjor-
gen. ,,
County Agent Edwards reports
that quite a number of farmers
have already listed some Of their
horses for sale with him, and that
just as soon as ne has rs horses
listed he will make the necessary
Farmers having norses for sale
should see Mr.. Edwards at once, in
order that the sale be held as soon
as possible ..s-
Lewis Knudson of the Kenmare
Cash Store is holding his annual
fall sale commencing on Monday Of
next week and uses a double page
ad in this issue of The Tribune in
giving number of the many bar
gains he has to offer his patrons.
The prices he Is quoting in many
instances are the first substantial
reduction since the war started, and
by comparing his sale prices with
the regular prices it can be plainly
seen that substantial saving can
be made by buying all clothing
needed for winter at his store.
WANTED-To hear from owner
of good farm for SALE, State cash
price, full description. D. r. Bush
Minneapolis, Mimi. M Nj.
Marriage licenses were issued BY:
County Judge Hall on Monday Of
this week to- Louis Bake and Miss.
Emma Amundson of the southern:
portion Of the county, and gon We'd
nesday of this week to Arthur G..
Bloom Of Ignite and Miss Lillian;
Lind dstrom OF d COteau. Both cou-
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01
pies were married by the county
judge on the same day as the IL
censes were issued.
NOTICE

AS we are going out Of
business we must ask that
all accounts due us must be
paid at once. All accounts
not paid within the next ten
days will be given to our at
torney for collection.
VIM. PITTS.
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01
ROSWELL p. MERRITT, 0. D.

OPTICAL SPECIALIST 5%
Eyes Examined-Glasses Fitted. Per.
nanent. office at Kenmaro. At Ken.
mare every Friday and Saturday.
Regular v:site to Pcwbells. Watch
locals for date, -44
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01
MANAGEMENT CIRCULATION.
ETC., REQUIRED BY THE, ACT OF.
CRNGQN00 AVIGTJ1ms 1A1Q. j.

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP.
MANAGEMENT CIRCULATION,
ETC. REQUIRED BY THE. ACT OF
OF The Bowbells Tribune published
weekly at Bowbells. North Dakota,
for October l.. 1920.
State of North Dakota, County OF
Before me, Notary Public. in and
for the State and county aforesaid.
personally appeared B. A. Stefonowtcz,
Who having been duly sworn acc accord o.
is the Publisher of the Bowbells Trib-
une, and that the following is, to the
best of his knowledge; and belief, a.
maaase%enf. snas ssa's%ene etc, Of the sfoTesa9d
publication for the date shown IN the
above caption. required by the Act OF
August ~. 1912. embodied in section
443, Postal Laws and Regulations,
printed on the reverse Of this FORM
{, 4. That the. names and addresses
of the publisher, editor. managing, 9 ns!
Publisher, B. A. Stefonowtcz. Bow;
ED Editor. B.. 4 stefonowicz Bowbells,
Managing Editor.a B. "A. stefonowicz,
Bowbells. N. D. .:3 "a .5 ST q. q.
| Business Managers, s5B. Stefono-i
,wicx, Bowbe1ls. N. D. sas 2si5s53SS7.
B. A.. stefonowicz. sole owner. Bow Bow
2 oe5is ). That T the s 1, known bondho,aery,. m
mortgages, and other security hold
ters owning or holding per. cent OF
more Of total amount Of bonds, mort
cages, or raotherAsecurittes ar -, one;
4. That the two 5para&raphss next
above, giving the names $of the own
ers stock Folders, and sec1rity hold.
.ers II any contain not only the list OF
misunderstanding eacul Nv holders as
they appear. up on he books OF the
company hut also, In cases where the
stockholder or security holder appears
upon the books OF the company as.
trustee or In any other fduciary rela-
tlon, the name OF the person o.. cor
poration for whom such trustee iA
acting, u gfyeR; also hat the said:
two paragraph contain statements.
embracinE affant's full knowledge.
and belief as to the circumstances
and conditions under which stock
holders and security holders who do
not appear upon the books & Of tho
|ecompanyS as trustees. holdEstock and
securities In a capacity other than
that Of q bona fide owner; :; and this
afiant has no reason to belteye that
any other person. association, or cor-:
pOration has any interest direct NJ or
Indirect in the said stocks, bonds or
other securities than ass 30 stated by
him. s.s
Sworn to and subacrtbed be1oref me
this 1st day Of Oct. go. sssst
80 I4 B. q LODAlELL
Is Ny commis zion expireS May 1924,
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01
Special home cured haus and
bacons on sale at 35c to 45c at the
Pioneer Meat Market

Mrs. 1 Ernest DeTienne of Van
Hook. N. D., lis spending this week
visiting at the home Of sher moth,
er, Mrs. Mary Corey. Since her
marriage last spring Mrs.: De- eTienne
and her husband lived on their
homestead. near Scobey, Mont, but
on account of the drouth during the
past season they moved to Van.
Hook where they intend to spend
the winter. and will go back to the
homestead next spring
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01

Mrs. c. H.. Andreason, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Berg Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Pasche, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Forthun and Andrew Carlson.
Mrs. August Tveten called on
Mrs. Martin Berg and Mrs. Christ
Haugstad on Monday. 5.
Th. 4Thprkildson is on the sick
list. ,tDr. king was called out to
see him Tuesday.
Mrs. Melvin Forthun visited with
Mrs. Hannah Kihle Saturday.
Ludwig Tveten is working for
c H. Andreason.
Otto Pasche attended the -Haffner
sale Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Horntvedt
called at Mr.. and Mrs. August
Tvetens Sunday evening. +,
X
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01
Local News

BOWBELLS MARKETS
The following prices are being
paid by Bowbells dealers at the
time The Tribune goes to press
Thursday afternoon at five o'clock:
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-10-01

Services will be held in the Pres
byterian church on Sunday at eight
O'Clock in the evening. Rev. Christ,
pastor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-24
Auburn Summer School
 Was Most Successful

Auburn. July 23,- (Speciall--The session of summer school which has just closed was probably the largest attended in the history of the college. According 10. Frederick Biegin. registrar and treasurer. the registration totaled 462, and in adds tion there were registered some twenty four children in the demonstration school -or total of iS6
 Upon analyizing the registrars list, we find that;
 College credit students registered 15zs high school credit students. 62; business course students. 10: teachers extensio students. 90; teachers certificate students, ss county agency students. |; special vocational students, lo3.
 The session this year has been in charge of Dr. Charles A. Brown, princi- pal of the Central Flight school at Bir- mtngham, who as assistant director as- sumed charge during the absence of Di- rector Judd in Texas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-24
 Notice of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of June. 1920, the Edmundson Drug Co., Inc. of Birmingham, Ala- bama, was dissolved in the manner pro- vided by Section 3510 of the 1907 Code Of Alabama as amended by the Acts of the 1915 Legislature of Alabama. Said agreement of dissolution is record ed in Vol. of Corporation. page 332 in the office of the Probate Judge of Jefferson county, Alabama. You are hereby requested to send statement for any outstanding claim you may now have against said corporation to D. " Bdmundson, Woodlawn, Alabama, and notf<d not to extend any further credit to said corporation.
 EDMUNDSON DRUG CO, INC,
 By D. V. Edmundson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES
|0s-N
 Nntice

To Whom If May Concern:
 That Charles R. Turner is not any longer connected with The Joseph ". Pate, doing business as the Pate Com- pnay located a 2015 Fourth avenue. north, and is not authorized to collect any debts owing said company, and the Pate Company will not be responsible for any debts contracted by the said Charles R. Turner.
 (GimnadA IOGEDrl " DATE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-24
BARE NAMED MEMBER
 OF GENERAL STAFF

Montgomery. July 23.-w Walter r. Bare formerly of the One Hundred and Sixty Seventh regiment. Rainbow division, in which he rose to the rank of colonel for conspicuous service in France. has been chosen as a member of the general staff II. :, A. as provided for in the recent act of Congress. by which fifteen regular and an equal number of national guard of ficers are eligible for such service in an advisory capacity in developing policies of future army conduct.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-24

NORTH HIGHLANDs-G Good Broom modern bungalow, gas. lights. bath fronts car line. good neighborhood rents s30 per month: 5000. si ,O00 cash s25 month. B. r. Eborn. 3l5 Empire Bldg Main SITS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
ELFoGoTT BICIKLIsTAK

A rendorseg a het els6 napjai-
ban ct biciklistat tart6ztatott le
a xix mem t0r5dve varosi sza.
balyrendelettel 0riletes sebesseg-
gel szaguldottak vegig az utica.
kon.
A legnagyobb biintetest az a
biciklista kapta. XII kedden ebed
utan szelvesz modjara rohant ke.
rekparjaval a Market streeten
hogy jar6kel6k mem is mertek
az utica egyik oldalar6l masikra
atmenni.
A biinteteselSet rend8rseg sc
es 100 dollar kOzott szabta meg
EFT j6 lesz megiegyezni azoknak
a kiknek motorciklijuk van es 8
Xix gyorsan szeretnek hajtani 8
forgalmas utcakon. Vigyazzunk
lehogy magyarok is keriiljenek &
"fekete lisztara.'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01

Ohio allamban az 5sszel kor-
manyz6 valasztas lesz. Az el5va-
lasztasokat mar augustus 1O-en
tartjak megg, hoy azon kivalasszdk
a partok jeloltjeit, akik egymas
ellen a harcot novemberben fell
veszik. A republicans jeloltek
k0ziil egy ember magaslik XII egy
is fejjel a tobbi KOHL. Ez az en-
ber Harry L. Davis Clevelandbol,
aki lemondott a polgarmesteri al
lasr6l, amelyet eveken at nagy
eredmenynyel viselt, hogy a kor-
manyzoi Alasra palyazhasson.
-4E Exyik vezercikkiink foglalko-
lsik. Harry E. Dayissel. Ahhanslaf'
hatjAk olvas6ink, hogy mat ir r6.
la egy befolyasos daytoni lap. Re
sziinkr5l csak ARA hivjuk fel az
olvas6k figyelmet, hogy Davis
megerdemli a magyar sziiletesii
amerikai polgarok legteljesebb ta-
mogatasat, inert
A munkasok baratja,
A bevandoroltak bebizonyult
baratja, ~.s.~-'.s @,..~s-- es---e
Egy nagy varos iigyeit sikerrel
vezette,
Mem hypokrita, hanem liberia
lisan gondolkoz6 ember, aki ellen.
Il szigoru szaraz t0rvenyeket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01

lain. Szemiinkbe otlik egy nyilat-
kozat. Szmrecsanyi Gyorgy, a
nemzetgyiiles egyik alelnoke, $50
lal meg mint az Ebred6 Magyarok
Egyesiiletenek aleln0ke. Tiltako-
xix Sz1nrecsanyi. Tiltakozik az
ellen, hogy az 8 egyletet avval
gyanusitjak, hogy az rendez min
denfele zavargasokat. Kijelenti,
hogy ha voltak ilyen zavargasok,
azokat "felel6tlen emberek," a
Xix "befurakodtak" az egyletbe,
okoztak es szigoru hazitisztogatast
iger.
El6vessziik a nagyit6 iiveget es
a pesti lapok napi hirei k0zott
keressiik a zavrgasokat, amelyek-
mex aldozatair6l a hatalmas ame-
rikai lapok legnagyobbresze az
els6 oldalon szamolt be. No veg
re oft talalunk nyomra. "A rend-
seq hivatalosan jelenti, stb. stb.
Nit jelent a rendorssg hivatalo-
san? Bekesen tiintettek az Ebred6
Magyarok. A bekesi tiintet6ket
bekesen feloszlatta q rend6rseg.
Csak igy. A feloszlatas utan ne
hanyan ismet osszever6dteA. Az
egyik este meglatogattak q kor-
z6t es a Hungaria szalloda terra
szan kst embert 6lmos botokkal
fejbevertek. Csak ICY bekesen.
Nsgy tuntet6t lefogtak magas-
rangu tisztek, alik az eset szem-
tanui voltak. Mind a n6gy az Eb.
redo Magyarok igazolvanyaval
igazolta magat. Harmat elenged.
TEX. Mask este hasonl6 jelenet
az Angel Parkban. Tt mar va.
lamivel t0bben voltak. Egyenru.
has emberek vezettek q t0meget
A vendegeket alaposan elvertsk
Masnap a varosligeti t6ban egy
fatal, negy evet q fronton szol.
gait nagykereskedo hullAjat Ia
laltak. A hat6sagi vixsg&lat sxe
rint sziv6t bajonettel szrrtak At
Mas KEEP. "Az ejjel ket ember ke
rilt eletveszelyes sebelxlksl . k6r
h&sba. Mindkett6n bajonett sxu
rasolkat &llapitottak meg AZ orvo
lsok. Mas k6p. A pesti lapok a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
MUNKAvIszoNYoK

"A heten mem allott be valtozas
a neutrality-suspicious.. A gyaras
oily er6vel mennek, mint ait q
mnnkasok szama megengedi. A
het elejen ugy latszott, mintha a
szervezett lemez munkasok, akik
olyan gyarakban dolgoznak, a
melyeknek az Amaugamated AS
socation Of Iron. Steel and Tin
Workers munkas szervezettel
szerz3desiik van, esetleg sztrajk
ba lepnenek julius Len. De da
cara annak, hogy egyezseg meg
eddig mem jott letre munkasok
Is a munkaadok k0zt, az uj seer
z6dest illet8leg, valoszinu, hogy q
regit addig ervenyben tartjak
mig Columbusban iilesez3 bi
zottsagok megallapodasra jut
max.
A vasutas sztrajkban meg mem
allott be valtozas. A bereme,es
mintegy % szazalek, vagyis j.
cent lesz 6rankint es pedig ma
jus 1-ig visszamen6leg, de {
sztrajkol6 vasutasok koveteln
fogjak rangsorozatuk visszaalli
tasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
Zaszloszenteles Warrenben.
Warrem Elso Magyar Fe es Moi Bs Eget julius 5n tart
ia ameria zaanak felszen ee unnepeys Walnut eeten
Roman Halban unnepe mdora templom sxertar
xasz6 szegek beverese banett e hajnag tar6
tancmulatsag fogja k0vetni.

pc, epen exert hissziik es remel
jiik, hogy a youngstown magyar
sag hatalmas szamhan fog megje-
lenni, hogy ezzel is igazolja test
veri szeretet nemcs igazsAgat.
Lapunk szerkeszt6je, akit az
iinnepely egyik sz6nokanak ker-
TEX fel, nagy sajnalatara mem je-
lenhet meg szemelyesen zaszl6-
szentelesen. Az Amerikai Magyar
Szovetseg konvencioja okvetlen
megkivanja Clevelandba, menetet.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap es
szerkesztonk kepviseletere azon-
ban fel6ertiik Mih6k Sandort,
lapunk mnnkatarsat es a "Szabad-
sag" Youngstown irodavezet6j6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
BET0R0K A PATIKABAN

Sheridan virrad6ra eddig meg
ismeretlen tettesek bet0rtek a 62l
Oak streeten lev0 Moack-fele pa.
tikaba, ahonnan kivittek kszi
penztart es az utean hagytak, mi
,utan annak go dollarnyi tartalma;
magukkal vittek Hogy hogyar
keriiltek a betorSk a patikaba, az
ma is rejtely, inert az 0sszes al
t6k zarva voltak szerda reggel
mikor a penztar eltiines6t felfe
deztek.