davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-07-20
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Inform alton

Questions Of general interest to
Investors wil be onspered in this
column, IN aphich case only initials
suiil be used. Others spiN be an
stoered By mail. Address all in
Qati'ies, nclosimg stamped, ad-
dressed enpelope, to Financial Editor.
The Tribune, l54 Nassau Street, Ne,o
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-20
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bond
Unterest To Be Added

BID. ASKED
Anglo French Extern. SIS. 1920. 00ss 99&&
Province of Alberta 4as...... 84%
Argentine Intern 5s, 1945..... 10 TIA
Kingdom OF Belgium 7hs. 1945. .100M 100%
Canada Dom. of. notes. 1921. 97A 97ja
Kingdom OF Belgium 6s. 1921. 9Sh 9SAs
Canada Dom. Of 5s, 1921.... 97A 975s
Kingdom of Belgium Gs. 1895. 94h 90
Canada Dom. of. 1926. ........ 50 1914
Canada. Dom OF, 1929. 9........ 9OA 81
Canada, Dom. Of 1881 S6A 86N
Chinese Gov II kug Ry 5s, 1851. 43 43A
Cuba Extern 5s 1944.......... 90h 9oM
do 5s. Series A. 1949.. 81 S212
90 4l2s, 1949.. ..,........... 72H 73
Dominican Rep. IS. 1858. S...... s7% SO
City of Lyons l5-yr 6s, 1894. S4la SSH
do Marseilles l5-yr. 6s, 1894. 64h S5A
DO bordeaux 15-yr. 6s 1934.. S4h ssh
90 Copenhagen 25-yr. b Us. "A. 74h 74%
french, Paris, city Is. 1921. 93h 93&
Gov of Switzerland S. 194O.102Tx 1O3
Jap Gov. as string. In, 1925. ~ 74As
do rs, I'd series, 1925.... 72% 72
- 40 AS string. In, 1881 SIS 55A
Toxic City 5s. 1952......... 52L 81
u. X G. b. g. lr. 6-yr. 5hs. 1891 SO 4 96h
do 3-yr. 5 US 1922. 92iae 92A
do l0-yr 51as, 1929. ..... S7s, IS
40 Zo-yr. las, 1887. .......... S6As 85N
Mexico Ex. str 5s OF 90, 1916 37is 37a.
do gold As of 04, 1854 4... 28% 3OL
Kingdom OF Italy 5-yr 6 ls % e. b. 90
New-York tribune., 1920-07-20

LONDON. July 19.-Bar silver, SD
per ounce; bar gold, 107s. Money. 5
per cent. Discount rates: Short bills,
per cent; three months bills, 6h per
cent Gold premiums at Lisbon, lao.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-20
$20,000,000
United States Rubber Company
TenYea Seven Onehah Secured Gold
D Auga1


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other than w i may "'S" "P"' ~
as
Trust nS kssn
Naumg ,
Company or through is diaries is engaged in h haue of Footwear
an Drug
ar Ch
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p m u@o o tt five nd b~ndsm
to ever como in mf nd at
Hbh hqy O Hpd
this fNuw
OF h h have
OF s amounted to seooa$2s
m over ~ pd last
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Tcu o hhe eCnpanyas
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KUHN, LOEB & CO.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-20
Paris Market Steady

PARIS. July 19.--Prices were steady
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, So francs 70 centimes. Ex
change on London, 46 francs so cen
times. Five per cent loan, SO francs SIS
centimes. The dollar was quoted at
IL francs 6A centimes.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-20
Sinclair Consolidated Oil


Corporation
Five Year Secured 71l95 Convertible Gold Notes
Due May IS, 1925
Corporation excepting Equipment Notes items aggre-
eating less than $6ooo0o0
of these Notes.
he basis 100000
for the last three years, requirements of
this issue.
Commencing January 1921 semi sinking of at
least $20oo0Oo provided purchase exceeding
and interest
York Exchange
Price to yield about 81
WHITE, WELD & CO.
II wal Street, New York Devonshne Sues,Bo
andth statistic
haes been obtained to Do accurate
New-York tribune., 1920-07-20
Movie Stocks Are Hazardous

Question-Have had some pamphlets from
the Frohman Amusement Corporation of
New York concerning Investing in shares
on the tnstallment plan VIII you plea Sc
tell mo II You think they arc safe, etc p.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-20
HUGHES & DER
MEMBERS

u Z " BEKN
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Chicago Board Of Trade
Nfao York Produce EXCHANGE
New-York tribune., 1920-07-20
Financial IteSns

Curtis & Sanger and she National City
Bank OF Chicago are onersng at par and
New-York tribune., 1920-07-20
Bonds
Sales 1000 omitted,
German Internal Bonds
fQ,,ot4d in dollars Der I 400 rnnrYxn,


.unlisted. tsells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-20
Mining

300 ~Alvar NJ & Nj
1900 AT Globe Cop
$500 "t Atlanta
1900 *fBelch d Ga p)
1900 ~Belch e "a p).
1000 Big Ledge
2700 - Booth
$500 *fCaledonia ..
600 Cana da Copper
1900 "Candelaria S.
200 sfCash boy
100 Cons Nir Silver
$500 *Cortez Silver.
$500 Div Ext "a p).
500 ~Eur Cr NJ Co.
$50 'fEur Holly =.
220G *+Gold Z Div.
300 %Golden Gate.
$500 *EGoldf Cons.
2300 %+Goldf Dew.
$500 *+Goldf Mer.
220 lIecla Mining.
500 ~Iron Blossom.
1900 *TJim Butler.
$500 fJumbo Exten.
1000 *fknox Divide
1000 *Louisiana Con
1900 *fMacNam NJ.
$500 +fMarsh Min.
100 Mur-M NJ Ltd.
SIS IN J Zinc.
200 Nipissing Min.
200 Ophir Sil NJ Co
800 Prince Con.
600 "Reco Div Min
1850 Roper-G NJ Co
200 ST Croix Siiv.
1900 *Sil K. of Ariz
1000 S+Silv King D.
22oO sTSilver Pick.
800 aSimon Sll Id
$500 "fSuccess Min.
$500 *Suth Divide e..
$50 "ToE Belmont.
25o0 *Tonopab Div.
$50 Tonopah Ext.
52C Tn Eastern.
275 ~fu S Con Min
1890 sfVic d "a %.
1000 fWash G G.
2S60 fWest End C.
32n0 fWh Caps Min
25eo Wllbert Min.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-20

4 W Al Street, New York Devonshire Street, Boston
This Information and these statistics suaantssd
haUs been obtained ocu,ats
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-13

O. clock at the association building. 1t
is served by Mrs. N, w. Benning, as
sisted by difference women interested
in the work of the organization. Serv-
ing with Mrs. Benning last night were
Mrs A G. Shober, Mrs. Clifford
Pierce, Mrs. Fred Derby Mrs. Rich
ard McCalister. Mrs. E. V. King. To-
night those assisting will be Mrs. Guy
Richard Winsett, Mrs. E. P. Bozen-
hard.
The program which the Ladies
Music club will give Thursday after
noon at the First Baptist church will
be open to the public and any one In
terested will be welcomed cordially.
The following number will be given:
Ara One Fine Day, from Madam
butterfly -.....--...-..-.. Puccini
N 0aT T,idns T. Rnr HeS1h
Mrs. George Allen.
Organ, Sonata (Allegro- Andante), Borowski
Mrs. ARA Clark.
woo. Thou Sweet Music ......... Eigar
Mn FAIRIES ragcart NJ: W Ra 1nHnin
Mrs. II. j. Dotterweich.
Three Etudes. op. No. %. No. / and
: Up N Miss So Ethel Everingham H'p'H
b. Lutte Magic. Morse
s. Receipt Receipt fcr s A. April wa ssSp
Il.
Mrs. George Allen.
Organ. Prayer" Gothic suite) .Boellman
INTERPRETATION --..-..-.- .Jauassonn
VIII o the Wisp". ...a.......- .Jadassohn
Mrs. ARA Clark.
Duet Of the Flowers" from Madam
butterfly 1890. Puccini
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Benning.
Accomplishments by Mrs. Clark and Mrs.
Leslie Guild
There will be no regular meeting
of the Ladies Music club this week on
account of the concert to be given
Thursday and it was planned for this
day because of the Galli-Curci concert
tomorrow. The hour for the Music
clubs program is 8 o'clock.
- = y
Representatives of Kansas, officially
appointed by the governor. attended
a conference held recently at Kansas
City, Mo-. which gave full Endorsement
to the Books for Everybody" pro-
gram of the American Library asso-
citation. which aims to provide for the
100000 people in the United States
net yet reached by public libraries.
Among Kansas appointees were John
Heffelfinger of Arkansas City. Judge
]. c. Ruppenthal of Russell, Mrs. H.
II. Walcott of Larned and l. H. Fon-
iron of Hutchinson. Delegates from
Colorado. Nebraska. Missouri and Iowa
who were appointed by the governors
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-13

honor guest at a luncheon given by
Mrs. T. ]. Kellam and Mrs. Kurtz
kellam.
y = y
Visiting kindergarten teachers will
forget their professional life and in
terests for a while tomorrow after
noon and enjoy the hospitality of To-
peka women and breathe the real Kan
sas atmosphere when the Woman s
club receives them at the governors
home between and o'clock in the
afternoon. The visiting delegates,
members of the Womans club and
officers of the other local organiza-
tons helping to entertain the visitors
will be guests at the reception
In the receiving line will be Gov
and Mrs. Henry j. Allen. Gov. Frank
o. LoWden, of Illinois; Mrs. Margaret
Hill McCarter. Miss Caroline Aborn, of
Boston, president of the International
kindergarten union; Miss Mae Muir
ray, of Springfield, Mass, editor of the
First Grade Magazine; Miss Fanni-
belle Curtis, of New York. who was in
charge of the kindergarten unit in
France; Miss julia Wade Abbott, of
Washington, of the bureau of educa-
ton; Mrs. Henry Topping, who has
and Mrs. June r. Chapman. of To-
peka, chairman OF the local COM
mittee: Miss Lucy Gage. Kalamazoo,
Mich. vice president of the union;
MISS Ella Royce, OF PlttSburg. record
ing secretary. and Miss Katherine
Martin. of Chicago, auditor
The social committee of the club
composed of Mrs. S. S. Estey Mrs.
Allen and Mrs. w. T. Crosby are in
charge of the function.
x * i.
In connection with the campaign
for using more milk, the home eco
Monies department of Washburn col
lege will have charge of demonstra-
lions in the window of Emahazier and
Spielman's the latter part of next week
and the first of the week after Girls
who are students in this department
will show how to make attractive
dishes using large amounts of milk
and phamplets and recipes will be
handed out to any one interested.
On Wednesday Miss Mabel Glare
Steele and Miss Marion Williams will
demonstrates; on Thursday Miss Doro-
thy Crane and Miss Mary Paxton: on
Friday Miss Cynthia Monroe and Miss
Georgia Neese; on Monday Miss Ruth
Marsh and Miss Edna Anton; on Tues
day Miss Beatrice Shakeshaft and
Miss Helen Lucas
4. = =
Men who are working on the mem
bership teams of the Y. NJ. c. A this
week, get together for a dinner at 6
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-13
SHE JUST DYES
EVERYTHING NEW
Diamond Dyes" Save Shabby.
Old, Faded Apparel

Don't worry about perfect results
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to
give a new, rich, fadeless color to any
fabric whether 1t be wool, silk. linen,
cotton or mixed goods-dresses,
blouses, stockings, skirts, children's
coats, feathers, draperies, coverings.
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells so plainly how to diamond
dye over any color that you can not
make a mistake.
To match any material. have drug
gist show you Diamond Dye" Color
Card-Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-13

even on Thursday there will be fam
lily luncheon in her honor.
The largest affair yet to be given
for Mrs. Campbell is the tea at Mrs.
Joe Wilson's tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Wilson has asked about forty
guests to her party.
Yesterday Mrs Campbell was the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-13

Former Senator To Tariff Commission.
Washington, April 15.-Former Sen.
Theodore Burton, OF Ohio. was nomi-
mated today TO be a member of the
tariff commission.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-13
SOCIETY
CBY 6RAc1AP POPE WOOD

Mrs. Edwin Campbell. who with her
children, will leave Thursday for New
York City will be busy with social en-
gagements until the last day. And
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12

magot ma meg, sajnos, nem lehet
kiildeni, de penzen viszont, ha
Tdragan is, meg lehet venni jofor-
man mindent Budapesten.
A Xix kiildenek penzt a sziikol-
kod6knek, tudassak lapunk seer
kesztosegevel es mi nyilvanos-
sagra hozzuk az illetGk neveit.
A szep es nemespelda mindig ko-
vet6kre talal. Az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap szerkeszt6sege ot
dollarral kezdi meg az adakozast
es ezt a penzt mar elkiildte az
egyik segelyker6nek.
Ha valakinek b0sege van, ha va
laki erzi, hogy segiteni szeretne,
akkor ne sajnaljon ct dollart.
valassza XII cimek k0zul AIT, a
kit legerdemesebbnek tart Sc
gelyre, irjon neki egy buzdit6 lie.
velet es vegyen akarmelyik penz-
kiild6nel egy hazai csekket ct dol
larert, kap erte vagy 700 koronat.
Mellekelje csekket. levelhe2
es akkor nyugodtan elmondhatja,
hogy j6t tett, inert szenvedo, nyo-
morult munkastarsain segitett.s !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12

Szegedrol jelentik, hogy I'll
sza-szalloban nehany hettel ezelott
Gallary Arnold neven egy magya.
rul hibasan beszel6 ferfi szallt
meg, akit q rendorseg figyeleln.
mel kisert megallapitotta rola
hogy Grosescu Arnold a neve &
k6mszolgalatot teljesit Romans
szamara. Letart6ztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
sZAPoRoDNAK Az
AUTOMOBILOK

Az allami hivatalok 1919 de-
cember 31-ig 7,558,S00 automobil-
max adtak engedelyt, ebbol 750,-
900 volt teher- r-auto. 192O-ban az
osszes acknowledgement korilbe-
lil 2,425,0OO automobile fognak
gyartani es eladni, melyb6l 425,,
900 lesz teherkocsi. 1921-ben 3
millio automobile fognak gya
rak eloallitani, beleertve egy fel-
milli6 truck-ot. !, Ezen szamok
alapjan elore meg lehet allapita
hi, hogy 1921 december Glen ko-
eel II milli6 automobil fog sza-
ladni az Egyesult Allamokban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
LkvAN BETILToTTAK A MAGYAR
SZuNIEI.GADkSOKAT

Leyarol jelentik: Az aranyos-
maroti zsupan rendeletet adott XII,
amelyben betiltotta Polgar Ki-
roly szinigazgat6 Levan tartott
sziniel6adasait. "A betiltasra AZ
adott okot, hogy a cseh ellenorzG
hat6sagok informaci6ja szerict
Polgarek mikodese fokozottan
magyar jellegu es cseh allam-
eszmere nezve karos hatasu volt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
Siro levelek hazulrol.
(Folyt. az /. oldalrol)

Beteg asszony Is ket gyermeke
,nnival6t k6r.
Szegeny nyugdijas hivatal-
nok neje vagyok, ket gye1mek-
KEEL sokat nelkiil0xiink ICY az
amerilxaiak nagylelkisegehez
folyamodom, s kerem nekem is
juttatni elelmissert. listen aid.
ja meg erte!
Schweiger Endrene.
Budapest, vi. Fels6erd0sor u.
II. ST., II. s.
Tisztelt honfitarsaink!
Kulon0sen elelmiszerekben
szenvediink nagy hianyt. Ru-
hafelekb6l pedig . cip6hianJ
q leg6get6bb.
Czab6n Samu.
Budapest, III. Pacsirtames6 u.
22-6 III.
AIT ma mar mindsn olvas6nk
tudja, hogy . Herbert Hoover
elelmisssr bixtos teliieyelete alatt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12

Lapzartakor ujabb levelezo la
pok jottek. Margitai Fl6ris beteg
tanit6 Budapest VII. Dembinszky
utica 25, barmilyen segitseget ker
Ugyanezt keri Daunterer Jozsei
iskolaszolga, a kinek cine: Buda-
pest, VII. Dembinszky utica %
Halapy Eide iparmiivesz is elfogad
na barmily segiseget. Cine: Bu-
dapest, I. Cseri ut 79. Zsarn6czay
Janos ehez6 kis csecsem0jenek
ker segitseget erre<a cimre: Bu-
dapest. VII. Dembinszky utica 81
Strebo Janosne, a XII iskolaszolga
Peczel, Pestmegyeben lakik es
barmilyen segitseget elfogadna.
Mar most csak arr6l van $50
hogy segitsunk szerencsetlen ms
gyar testvereken. Mi mem aka
runk gyiijtest inditani. Ez hosz
szadalmas dolog volna, lit pedis
siirgos segitsegre van sziikseg
Olvassa Ell ki-ki figyelemmel uj
b6l szerepl6 neveket, hatha fel
fedezi rokonat vagy ismeroset
Ha pedig sem rokona, sem ismer6
Sc mem volna, az sem baj, mert
mind megannyi magyar testvere
OF dollar mem sok penz, kildjtiI
FL nekik.
A Xxi akar ADM valamit,, legoko
sabban teszi, ha penzt ad. Csc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12

miik6d6 "Amerikai Segit6 Bizott-
sag" 10 es 80 dollar ert6kben
Elelmisser Utalvanyokat I'D el
America mxjdnem minden bankja
utjan, a mely utalvanyok ellene-
ben Magyarorszagon: Budapes-
ten az oft sxekel6 arnerikai rak-
tarbol zsirt, lisztet, szalonnat, ba.
bot, ,bekent, Is egyeb elelmiszere-
ket adnak. Persze csakis azok
kaphatjak meg a sz6ban forgd
elelmiszereket, a kiknck ilyen
utalvanyuk van. A sz6banforg6
levelez6lapokon is foleg elelmiszc-
reket kernek toliink, azert a Blu
dapesten szekel6 Amerikai Segi
t6 Bixottsag megtalalta a m6djat
annak, hogy a kartyakat hos.
zank juttassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
Heti kr6nika.
Rigmusokba szedte: o. Ke.

Rigmusokpa szedte: q. ke.
Alig hogy a villany trublim
Nagynehezen elmult
Els a felgyiilemlett harag
Bennem tovabb mem dult,
Mar megint rijabb baj tortent
Hozza a javab6l,
Mert hogy egy csomagot kapt;
EJunksztan varosab6l.
AIT hittem, hogy penz van ber
Vagy pediglens ruha,
Mert gyenge volt boritek,
Hogy ne mondjam: puha.
Tapogattam es forgattam
Macy kivancsisaggal,
Es azutan kinyitottam
Ego, moh6 vagygyal.
Uram fla! Mi volt benneY
Maid hanyatt vagodtam,
"A mi6ta emlekezem,
Icy meg mem csalodtam!
Kinyitotam es megneztem:
Oh, de milyen "bader,''
Egy iiveg volt a csomagban,
Benne: "City water"
Megszagoltam jobbr6l-bal
Az ebadta vizet,
Els azutan megkostoltam
Orrcsavar6 izet.
|,Obl0getem a szam vele
Els aztan lenyeltem,
Csoda, hogy kutya kinomban
Zold beka mem lettem.
Egyszerre csak ait ereztem,
Hogy a gyomrom mozog,
Es hogy benne holmi fereg
Ide-oda forog!
Megnyilalt az oldalam is,
AIT a kutya fajat!
| Meg mostan is emlegetem
A mem j6 aldojat!
Mikor aztan elaludtam,
Akkor jott a java,
Nepgyiilest tartott a viznek
Bacillusos hada.
Ugy szavaltak gyomromban,
Mint politikus,
Eszembe is jutott menten
Maid minden patikus.
De ezen szornyii bajon
, Patika sem segit,
| A vilag doktoraira
A viz mem hederit
A XII egyszer City watert
Ivott eleteben,
GondOlion a "szarazokra"
Vegrendeleteben!
En- is reajuk gondolok,
Minden j6t kivanva,
Ne tudjanak vizet inni
Sc live, Sc allva.
Halasszak XII bacillust
Egy iiveg tartoba
Els AIT ontsek viz helyett
A vizes kancsoba.
Ha meg zsinzsert iszogatnak
Vagy pediglen szodat,
Rezinzsekbol jatsza nekik
A Rig6 a kottat.
Els ha felpercentes s0rrei
Oblogetik torkuk,
Az alkohol utani vagy
Fojtogassa kortyuk!
Az ad6hivatal adjon
Vizes adot rajuk,
"City water "-b6l legyen maj
Eztan parnajuk.
A VIII betegseg pedig
! Kiserje az almuk.
Most pedig t. C. publikum
Magunkat ajanljuk!
Sir6 levelek hazulrd
(Folyt. az l. oldalrol)
Beteg asszony Is ket gyerm
.nnival6t k6r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
A sZIBERIAI HADIF0GLYoK NEMELY EsETBEN MEGHA
TAIMAZoTT UTJAN vESzIK AT pENZT

Az Amekai Magyar Sz6vesgnek szamos nyuga birto
kaban amelyk aro tanuskodnak hogy bea hadogyoknak
akudott egyen segeyeket cmzeek kezhezveek E0fordu
0sszeget cmze hanem meghaamazot
kkerse es esetg magukro megfeedkez
dekoran val6 szreterese veget kar fehiva
gyre fgym amre kovetkezo vaazt kapta:
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
Insular and Foreign Division
National Headquarters Washington, D. G.
June 2O 1920
My dear DR.. Pessenlehner:
asking information concerning the signatures
which appear original receipts received from Siberian
connection with made OF
in Siberia has been received.
We very glad that have taken this matter with
us regret that have information in files which
explain the situation We appreciate attitude
however and consider your inquiry fair We today
cabling Siberian Commission asking that they explain this
that will be able clear the matter within
short time.
receive the information from them, shall be
glad to get in touch with you
Very truly yours,
EMMETT W. WHITE
r. Manager 1nsuar and Foreign Div.
Kesobb kovetkezo level erkezett ttkarhoz
Supplemenng letter of June 29th wish to advise thai
received the following cable explanation from Sbe
regarding the of Enrich Gross which
appeared original receipts which they forwarded to
showing payment made prisoners Of in Siberia
Many Nkolsk camp prisoners signed power Of attorney Eli
Gross collect money, transportation Vladivosok
All payees powers properly signed and certified by Camp Com
mttees'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
10 LEANYT

vagy megbizhat6 asszonyt kere-
SEX alland0 hazimunkara. Cim
Ress Testverek, 4OS West Fede-
raj street. 10 fizetes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
Az AAdERIKAI MAGYAR sz0vETsEG HATCHER DOLLARRAI
sEGITETTE BUDAPEST K0RHAZAKAT

Meg h6napokka ezel5 Amera Magyar Szovetseg embe
bara sugaatara hagva s sa szGk0s vszonya ee
letve penzrabo $615t u at amerka Vereskerenek
kerelemme hogy oszeget kzr6g cnhat6sag
a evo k6hazk egnagyobb merekben zenved6
javara fordtsa Honapokg rkez hir 0zeg hova
fodtasar amer kar unius 24en fevgostasrt fordult
a Vereskereszthez A valasz k0vetkez6 volt:
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS :
National Headquarters
Washington D. G.
July g 1920.
DR.. A. Pessenlehner Secretary
Hungarian American Federation
Youngstown, O.
Dear Sir:
We have your letter regarding the $6015
your organization for work
in hospitals in Hungary.
regard expenditure have reached
you will understand that communication difficult abroad
financial necessarily through the
mails.
We cabling representative in Europe and will try to
for you time for your national convention
Very truly yours,
DONALD ROSS
Assistant the VceChamar.
tkar megsurgetven utjan va6 erdekodest annak
eredmenyekep kovetkez6 sirgony vereskereszto
Our July Red Cross Representatives Europe report
Hungarian Federation contribution has been used for
purchase used hospital Budapest mailed de-
tails will be sent from Europe possible.
DONALD ROSS, American Red Cross
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-12
NAVAL CONTRACTOR
, BUILDS APARTMENT
HOUSE FOR SAILORS

Work on the apartment building
which will be occupied by members
of the naval detachment on duty at
the local radio station is progress
ing rapidly, according to Naval
Electrician e. w. Griffin, who is
in charge of the station and de-
tachment Forms for the concrete
foundation have been completed and
the concrete will be poured some
time this week.
The work is being done by Naval
Contractor Flieness, who has had
other contracts in Alaska, erecting
the big steel towers for the high
power naval station at Cordova and
also those at Kodiak. The building
here is located. in the Scatter tract,
on Erwin Street. Ii will cost $18,-
900 completed and will contain four
family apartments. The finished
structure will be one of the most
substantial buildings in that pOr-
ton of the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-12
NO CHANCE OF QUICK
WEALTH In SIBERIA

SEATTLE, July IAN American
miner stands no chance of getting
rich by working placer claims in
Northern Siberia, according to Thorn
as Tonnesen, who is in Seattle on
his first trip out OF Alaska in six
teen years, for the purpose of buying
supplies. Amy show of wealth will
destroy his chances of success. If
he comes to the placer fields with
a few pans and a poor mouth, the
Siberians will help him along and
direct him to the rich grounds. But
let him hire few helpers and he
becomes a capitalist in the eyes of
the Russians. SO long as he does
not acquire too much wealth he is
not mOlested.
At least 500 men have crossed
from Northwest Alaska Peninsula to
Siberia, most of them making the
journey in open row boats, Mr.. Ton
nesen reported. The trip from the
Alaskan to the Asian side takes
about "a hours in a row boat, he
said
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-12
STANDARD OIL DENIES
SHORTAGE OF GASOLINE
DUE TO HEAVY EXPORT

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-The
Standard Oil Company has issued i
statement in which it states THAI
with exports cut to minimum
figure it can hardly be said thal
California or any other Pacific Coast
state is deprived of gasoline through
large expectation
"The Standard Oil Company does
not export gasoline but sells for ex
port. Such sales are at the market
rates in San Francisco and not at
fancy prices alleged to prevail
abroad" the statement reads.
The company states that in 1926
the gasoline exports will be less
than per cent of its entire busin
ess, as compared to 8 per cent i'll
1919, and 1872 per cent in 1918 The
exports in 1919 were $780, fifty
gallon barrels, 705,741 barrels in
1918. while the 1920 exports will be
213,357 barrels, 20 per cent of which
was shipped by June 80, the state
ment declared