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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04
ALL CALDWELL
PAYS HONOR TO
NATIONS DEAD
Memorial Day Observed Here
By General Participation In
Splendid Program; Business
At StandstiII Monday.

All Caldwell honored the nation,
dead Monday with fitting Memoria
day exercises. Practically every bust
ness house was closed for the entire
day and many of them were decorat,
ed with flags and bunting in keeping
with the significance of Memorial
day. Monday was not an ideal day
being rather cold and disagreeabls
wind blowing throughout the after.
noon but it did not detract one viii,
from the whole hearted participation
in the afternoons events by Cald,
well people.
Outstanding among the days ev-
ents was the active participation oil
American Legion members in all ser.
vices. More men of that organization
by actual count, participated in uni
form in the parade than did so in
Boise, according to thoroughly reli-
able information. Indicative of the
part veterans of the, recent war will
play in future Memorial observances
was the activity displayed Monday by
members of that organization. II
was the first time that Legion mem.
bers have shared Memorial day. ex-
.ercises in their capacity as an organi-
cation of world war veterans since
the organization was only in the pro-
cess of organization last year at thai
time. f
Col. F. G. Davis,.a candidate for tho
U. S. senate on the Republican ticket
pleased big audience at the Method
ist church as feature of the after
noon program. With real tact he
confined his remarks strictly to mat.
tiers relating to Americanism and
never mentioned ony of the political
questions of the day. He spoke a,
some length on the duties of citizen
ship, quickened as they are by the
observance of Memorial day, urged. q
full participation by every person in
the duties of citizenship and assailed
those who, living under the protec-
ton of the American flag, were work
ing to overthrow this government
Col. Davis was introduced by George
Warren. Legion representative.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04
PROCEED WITH PLAN
TO DRAIN WET AREA
WATER USERS CEASE
EFFORT TO CHANGE AP-
PREPARATION WORDING

No further effort will be made by
the board of directors Of the Payette-
Boise Water Users association to
change the wording of the drainange
clause of the reclamation appropria-
ton bill now pending in congress, ac-
cording to statement made Thurs
day by L. J. Magee, secretary of the
association. Next Tuesday the board
of directors will meet and at that
time final provisions will probably be
made to continue the. plan Of provid
ing funds for drainage in certain dis
tricts by assessments aggregating 50
cents per acre and collectible through
the machinery of the association.
Practically no opposition exists
throughout the project to this plan,
according to Mr.. Magee. II involves
no greater expense IA the farmer, the
only difference being that the federal
appropriation would permit repayment
aver longer term Of years than will
the plan pripised by the water users
association.
According to the present form OF
the bill which includes the annual APP
preparation for the Payette- Boise pro-
ject, funds for drainage cannot be used
until drainage district is organized
to supplant the present organization.
Water useds have Professionally refused
to take this action until they shall
have been given an opportunity to ex-
anime the form of contract which will
be submitted to them after the prelim-
mary steps have been taken.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04

Mrs. W. A. Douglass spent an en-
joyable afternoon, when her Sunday
school class, of the Methodist church,
met at her home on south 10th street,
Friday to help celebrate her birthday
anniversary. The class brought her
large birthday cakc--having thirty
candles on it, enc for each member Of
the class. Mrs. Ralph Cakes made a
talk on her visit to Hawaii and showed
many relics she had collected while
there. Refreshments were served.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04
SCHOOLS COME
| TO CLOSE WITH
FINE PROGRAM
Final Examinations Began Wed
nesday at Junior High; Sem
ior Play Monday: Exercises
tuesday.

Final examinations in the Caldwell
high school began Wednesday. All
regular school work will be completed
this week.
The activities of commencement
week will begin Sunday evening, June
| s, when the class sermon will be de-
livered at the Methodist church by
DR.. William J. Boone, president of
the College of Idaho. DR.. Boone will
speak on the theme: Possess Your
Possessions"
Monday afternoon and evening, June
II, the senior class will present in the
high school gymnasium their annual
class play. Screen Stockings" by A.
f. Mason. This play is comedy in
three acts and was one of the most
successful plays ever presented in New
York or Chicago. A royalty of SIS
must be paid to the author for the
privilege of putting it on. The play is
being produced under the personal d.
|rection of D. M. Sharer.
Will Buy Tablet.
It is customary for the senior class
to devote the proceeds from the class
play to the purchasing of a class me-
mortal which is presented to the
school. This year the class is planning
to purchase bronze tablet on which
the honor roll of the high school will
be placed. Every student who ever
graduated, or who left the Caldwell
high school to serve in the great war,
as we'll as every faculty member, will
have their names inscribed on this
tablet.
Tuesday evening, June 8, the senior
class day exercises will be observed
in the high school gymnasium. The
following is the program:
Music-High school orchestra.
Class Song-Senior class.
Salutatory-Edgar Atchison.
| Vocal Solo-Dorothy Whittle.
| May Dance-Senior girls.
Class Cifts-Margaret Goodyear,
Esther Daugherty, Jerome Smith.
Wella Morse.
Music-High school orchestra.
Trowel Ceremony-C Charles Schrei-
Der. president of the senior class; Es-
Their Moreland. vice president of the
junior class.
Class Poem-Hilma Nortune.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04

Winners in Merchandise Shoot.
A. G. Keister. high average. 90 per
cent; $1,000 fishing rod.
A. G. Keister winner long run, As
straight. 500 box cigars.
v. L. Andre, winner low average,
"a per cent. $3.50 pipe.
Prise Winner. Event l-Number OF
Targets IS.
A. G. Keister. first, 81 box cigars.
Lloyd Harden, second, 100 trap
loads.
Dale Gilman, third, 5 pounds coffee.
Fred Lilly, fourth. Sc tie.
Ike Westcott, fifth, year subscrip-
ton to Tribune.
Prise Winners, Event Number of
Targets Is.
A. G. Keister. first, s. box candy.
Tom Reddick. second, 100 trap
loads.
Dale Gilman, third. 10 gallons gas
oline.
Cy Emmery. fourth. $3.50 barber
work.
c. Woods, fifth, $3.50 tie.
Prize Winners, Event 3-Number of
Targets 20.
A. G. Keister, first, ton coal
Dale Gilman, second. meal ticket.
Hatch, third, pair of cuff buttons.
Lloyd Harden, fourth, $3.50 tie.
= fAL
Prize Winners, Event Number of
Targets IS.
A. G. Keister, first, ton coal.
Sherman, second, meal ticket.
Lloyd Harden. third, $3.50 merchan-
die. Greenland Drug Co.
F. Black, fourth, inner tube.
c. Gets, fifth, Sc bacon.
Prize Winners, Event s-Number of
Targets IS.
Cy Emmery, first, 81 lawn mixture.
A. G. Keister, second, $3.50 shirt,
Cakes Bros.
T. J. Reddick. third. 3 pounds cof-
fee.
Hatch, fourth, IS tailor work.
c. Woods. fifth. 21s pounds coffee.
Prise Winners, Event 6-Number of
Targets 20.
A. G. Keister, first, English setter
pup.
Cy Emmery, second. y ton coal.
Lloyd Harden, third. sack flour.
DR.. Farrer, fourth, pair shoes.
DR.. Heitler. fifth, so trap loads.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04

The annual junior-senior banquet
was held at Blatchiey hall Monday
evening. The tables were PRETTY
decorated in the seniors colors, pur-
pie and lavender and the tables were
lighted with candles. The place cards
were miniature books which the toast
mistress, Miss Luella Rogers an
nounced were for sale. The table
of contents As she announced was the
five course menu consisting Of sar-
dine canapes, chicken rolls, gravy,
potato souffle asparagus on toast,
chitney sauce. radishes, olives. parker
house rolls, Fingered peas. butterfly
salad. graham nut bread. orange and
grape sherbert, white cake, coffee.
saltines, kraft cheese. There were
nine chapters to the book, the name
Of which was "The Book. Of Martyrs
and each chapter was written by a
different author. The toastmistress
called on each one for a resume Of
his chapter as follows:
Inquisitor General ....Luella Rogers
Ire Arrangement ......Mrs. Blatchley
Before the Tribunal .....-.Dr. Solomon
Conference of Inquisitors Veda Jones
The Rack and Wheel ,....Amy Augur
Through Fire and Water Fay .Tolles
Crucial Test ................ Harley Philpott
An nbroken Spirit Margaret Rudy
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04
CLUB FESTIVAL
VOTED SUCCESS
Lone Star Children Win Many
Prizes at Picnic
"Wednesday

Dearborn street Thursday moru-
The farm bureau junior club festival
held at Curtis Park, Wednesday under
the direction of the county club leader
Miss Edna Black, was successful in
every way. About 800 people attend
ed. The morning was spent in games
and at noon a picnic lunch was en-
joyed by communities. At one o'clock
a yell and song contest was held. In
the song contest the Lone Tree can
ming club won first place. Tucker
poultry club won second place and
Midway canning club took third place.
In the yell contest the Lone Tree
bread club won first place with Mid
way pig club second and Tucker sew
ing club third.
The national play ground physical
test was passed successfully by each
of the following boys and girls:
Norman Farley, George Wilson,
Clarence Clay. Marian Lupton. Reed
beaverton. Russell Stone, Frank Met
calf, John .Wilkcring. Lyman Rohrer,
Clinton Rohrer, Harvey Woolf. Ever
ette Wells, George Whitening, Sey-
more Lee, Herbert Holsenger, Paul
Newell, Cielcs House. Raymond
Browning, Deloris Hughes, Guy
MILESTONE. Delos McVay. William
Mitchell. Dick Rhodes. Fay Schwas-
shinger, Isaac Bleckenstaff Harold
Holsinger. Ernest Bcttes, Curtis Bra:
dy, George Biggs and Clarence Miller
Each of the winners were presented
with honor award barge.
All clubs were allowed to enter the
race contests. When these were con.
cluded all the club members reported
their scores, for the day. The Lone
Star corn club having the most point:
was awarded large felt pennant
This club won the same prize last
year.
Among the out of town visitors tc
this festival were: Miss Fay Fowler
Miss Jessie Warrington, Mr., Mathe-
son. E. F. Mason Miss Jacobsen, H
Z. Niece, Ada county club leader
Miss Scrivner, Payette county clut
leader. Miss Cushman. Washington
county club leader and Miss Johnson
county superintendent of Payetts
county.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04
DEATH CALLS MRS WAITE
AFTER LONG ILLNESS


Mrs. Leora A. Waite. who for sew
eral weeks has been i'll at the home of
her son-in-law, L. S. Ollie. 1908 Chica-
go street, was claimed by death on
Wednesday morning, June 2, 1920.
She had been gradually sinking and
the end was not unexpected. Since
coming to Caldwell eight years ago
she has made host of friends many
of whom remembered a couple Of
weeks ago with shower of cards on
her eightieth birthday anniversary.
She was born in the state of Ohio in
1910. She came of staunch Presby-
terrain stock and was herself a life
long member of the church, having
been an efficient and enthusiastic
worker, especially in the Sunday
school and in choir music. Her hus-
band has been dead about twenty
years. They had two children. a son
who died couple of years ago, and a
laughter. Mrs. L. S. Ollie, who sur
wives them. Funeral services will be
conducted Friday morning at l0o'cl
conducted Friday morning at ten
o'clock at the Presbyterian church in
charge of the pastor; and interment
will be in Canyon Hill cemetery in
charge. of the Order of the Eastern
Star of which Mrs. Waite was a faith.
full member.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04
w. R. c. TO MEET.

The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet Saturday at 2:30 p. m. at the
Masonic Hall. The delegates who
were elected in December 1919 to at.
tend the Department convention to be
held at Occur dAlene. June 1910
should signify their intentions at this
meeting, that any vacancies may be
filled out properly. The city OF
Occur d'Alene is offering many at
fractions to the encampment and
visitors are assured of good time.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04

In response to letter for informa-
ton relative to he progress being
made on the Pickle Butte bridge,
William HALL state commissioner of
public works, has written Walter
Criffiths that a superintendent to SUI
pervise I he work has been employed,
that materials have been ordered and
that work should begin shortly. In
Mr.. Hall remarked that II
more funds were available, the work
might be epedited. 1
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04

sist Of two parts. The first part will
consist of . musical program under
the direction of F. r. Beaie of Cald-
well. Mr.. Beale will be assisted by the
following artists: Miss Eileen Nc
Gala. harpist, of Boise; Miss Edith
White, mezzo-soprano, of Caldwell,
and Raymond Pittenger. violinist. OF
Caldwell.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend all commencement activities.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04

ened to the gravity of the situation.
C. J. Franklin, an engineer employed
by the Commercial club and farmers
had submitted his report on the val
uation if the line which was the i'm
mediate cause of calling the meeting.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
Utban haZafele

szonyok epen annyit szenvedtek
a bizonytalansagert, mint meny-
nyit ferjeik szenvedtek, Szibe-
riaban. Martirok ok, a kiken
minden nemesen erz6 embernek
k0telessege segiteni
Az amerikai magyarsag resz-
ben megtette kotelesseget, inert
tekintelyes. .osszeget gyiijt0tt osz-
sze a foglyok haza szallitasara fs
ma mar harom hajo hozza 6ket
az oceanon. Hosszu utjuk lesz 4
foglyoknak, de az bizonyos, hogy
Karacsony el6tt otthon lesznek.
Mindnyajan tudjuk az ujsagok-
Dol, hogy a harom haj6 mar ek
indult a sziberiai foglyokkal, es
hogy EFT az 0romhirt a foglyak
felesegei is megtudjak, razert Mi.
hok Sander annak 81 ,sziberiai
fogoly felesegenek, a kiknek; a
ferjeik leveleit tovabitotta, min
den egyesnek k1lon ajanlott le.
velben irta meg, hogy a ,ferjeik
utban vannak hazafele. y.
Ennel nagyobb 0r0met italian
mem is szerezhetett volna. Els mi
re sorok napvilagot latnak.
huszonegy boldog asszonynyal -es
anyaval t0bb lesz Magyarersza-
| CON
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
KossUTH TAGoK.

Rendlkiviil fontos gyiilest tart
vasarnap este pont s 6rakor a
Kossuth Magyar K0zmiivelodesi
Egylet. Keriink mindenlit aki az
egylet iigyeit sziven viseli, hogy
a gyiilesen okvetlenil jelenjen
meg. Szivesen latjuk azokat a
regi tagokat alzik elmaradtak az
egylett0l valamint azokat akik
beallani szandekoznak. A K0r i0.
v6jet illet6leg nagyon fontos H.
gyekben kell a tagsagnak d0nteni.
A valasztmany neveben:
Molnar Mihaly, elnok.
Nemenyi Mikl6s, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
ZENEVEL MULATATTAK.
A F0KAPITANYSAcOT.

Amerikara AIT mondjak, hogy
a siiletlen trefak hazaja. Ez va
l6nak bizonyult a napokban. u
gyanis az automatikus telefonon
felhivta valaki rend6rseget. Az
iigyeletes tiszt levette a kagyl6t
Is bekialtott Halla, a valasz
"tra-tra-tro-ra bum" Is mas eh-
ez hasonl6 muzsika volt. A tiszt
boszusan felakasztotta d kagylot
de rogt0n ra ujra csilingelt a
telefon. Megint zene volt valasz.
Icy ment ez maid masfel 6ran
at. Vegre a telefon k0zpont utjan
megtudtak, hogy honnan hivjak
a rend6rseget. Azonnal kikiildtek
ket detektivet a 223 Penn avenue
alatti hazba. A detektivek bealli-
tottak es OFT a telefon elott ALT
egy beszel6gep amelyre Cserve-
max Kati rakta mindig az NJ le-
mezeket mig a telefonon Kovacs
Lujza hivogatta a rend0rseget
A ket leany persze megijedt mi
kor a detektivek rajuk mordul-
tax. Kijelentettek, hogy ok mem
tudtak, hogy a rend6rseget hiv
jak, hanem nekik egy Kelly Da
MEL newt ajris mondta, hogy hiy
lax AIT szamot es jatszanak jf
"jazz" muzsikat a kagylobar
inert a drot mask vegen nagyor
szeretik zenet. Most a rendor
seq Kellyt trefas ARTIST keresi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
A Xix alig varjakhaza sziberiai
rabsagbol a ferjeiket.

Ismet levelet kapott Mihok
Sandor. A level Szegedrol j0tt es
a sziberiai rabsagban szenved6
Ruzsicska Janos zaszlos neje irta.
A sokat monde levelb0l az alabbi
sorokat koS0ljHk:
.sJ6l esik az a figyelmes erdek-
l6des, a melylyel On6kN viseltet-
mex a sziberiai foglyok irant,
inert kil0mben meg az keves ma
gyar, XII kint van Sziberiaban,
elpusztulna, ha Onok mem torod-
nenek vel0k, inert itthon fog
sagban levokkel es csaladjaikkal
t0r6dnek legkevesebbet.
Mar AIT levelet szeretnem OIL
vasni, melyben ertesit Mihok ur,
hogy a ferjem tenyleg utban van
| (elfogott a vagy es a siras). LIE
veleib0l AIT erzem, hogy szlvesen
farad a foglyok erdekeben es
mines terhere levelezes. Bocsa-
natot kelek, ha leveleim esetleg
unalmasak, de en- ilyen vagyok a
val6sagban is, mindig elkesere-
dett, inert ha a ferjem itthon vol
ma, egesz mas volna az eletem, de
ICY meg beszelni sem szeretek
csak AIT a mi sziikseges.
Mindennap vegteleniil varom 6
postal, hogy NIT hoz nekem?"
Hany ilyen magyar asszony
van ma Magyarorszagon, k
szivrepesve es epedve varja haz,
az urat a sziberiai fogsagb6l
Es ezek a nagyszivii magyar asz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
XII legyen a sheriff
Ah szemelyes szabadsag barat.
ia, szavazzon Ed. Millikenre.

A november 2-iki valasztasok
alkalmaval tudvalevsleg megyei
| tisztvisel5ket is fogunk valasz-
tani. Eek k0zott nagy szerepet
(! jatszik a sheriff, aki olyasfele hi
vatalt visel, mint peldaul odahaza
a f6szolgabiro.
Ere az allasra a mi megyenk-
ben, vagyis Mahoning megyeben,
ketten palyaznak Az egyik Ed.
Milliken, a XII elozoleg volt mar
sheriff es XII demokrata prog
rammal lepett fel, a mask pedig
Ben Morris republicans parti
ember, a jelenlegi sheriff.
Dacara annak, hogy mi repub-
likanus lap vagyunk, megis nagy
tekintettel vagyunk a palyazok
szemelyere is. Ebben az esetben
kiil0nosei fontos szerepet jatszik
ez a koriilmeny, inert a mig Ed.
Milliken derek liberals ember,
addig a jelenlegi sheriff hipokri-
| ia, a XII tulzasba viszi az italelle-
nes t0rveny vegrehajtasat. A ma
gyarOk elott kiil0nben sem .ro-
housewives ember inert tobb hon
fitarsunknal minden fontosabb
ok nelkiil hazkutatast tartott
azon cimen, hogy italt keres.
Egg nevtelen feljelentes eleg volt
-arra, hogy a jelenlegi sheriff va
llakit ejszaka felverjen a hazaban
es kikntassa lakasat. Kiilono-
sen q fermerek reszesiiltek ebben
l.a nagy kitiintetesben.
/ AIT ajAnIjuk magyar ajku anne
rikai polsartarsainknak, hogy
szavazzanEak "split" tikettele
vagyis azon a cedulan, melyiken
a kormanyz6t6l kzdve a t0bbi al
lami es megyei jeloltek nevei fel
svannak sorolva, ne legfelul ter
gyek a keresztet, hanem keressek
XII nekik megfelelo jelolteket
barmely partiak legyenek azok es
,,szavazzanak reajuk. A demokra-
Eta szavazo hasabban megtalaljak
Ed. Milliken nevet es tegyek an
max a neve ele keresztet. Ez-
eel elosegitik az 8 megvalaszta-
sat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
Remuletes gyilkossag palinka miatt
Meg0e trsa akor nen aar megosztozM ttott talon
SERB gyikos bortonben Partfog6it is elogtak

lakott. elkiildte vele fiat Samut
automobillal East Youngstownba.
K0zben Error felesege megtalalta
ferie holttestet es azonnal tudosi-
totta Rex strutherszi marshall,
aki kes6bb sheriffet ((szolgabi-
r6t) tudatta a gyilkosagrol, inert
az megye teriileten t0rtent. To-
zich East Youngstownban meg
yarta. Ivanovics Gabor is odaert
ts avval ismeretlen helyre tavo-
zott.
A sheriff megerkezte utan er-
tesitettek az east Youngstown
rend0rseget is. Annak nehany
tagja szemelyesen ismerte Lo-
zichot es elmondtak, hogy lattak
Ivanovics tarsasagaban gyil-
kossag utan East Youngstown
ban. Ere elfogtak a fatal Iva
novicsot es amikor apja a rend6r-
segre sietett, megmondtak neki,
hogy ct is mint biintarsat elfog-
iak, ha mem keriti elo Loziehot.
1vanovich elsietett es nehany ora
mulva visszatert Lozich-csal, aki
allit6lag beismer6 vallomast tett
megyei ugyesz es hat6sagok
oInt%
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21

Ugyancsak kiosztottak a ban.
kett jegyeket is. Aruk $1.75, ami
ert vacsorat es egy iiveg sort es
azutan tancot kap mindenki. A
Kossuth Kor nagy termeben csak
500 szemelyre lehet teriteni azert
iparkodjon am mindenki hogy je-
gyet megvegye, inert annyian
lesznek okt6ber 31-en, hogy ITALIAN
meg maid ketszer is kell maid
talalni.
A vacsora pont het 6rakkor
kezdodik. Keri a rendez0seg a
magyarsagot, hogy lehetoIeg pom
tosan jelenjen meg, inert nagyon
kellemetlen a hosszas varakozas.
A bankett tiszta j6vedelme, a.
melyr6l remeljGk hogy meglehe-
tosen szep lesz, az egyhaz iskola
alapjaul fog szolgalni.
A youngstown magyar egyle-
tex, magyaros testveri szeretettel
jelennek maid meg a banketten.
Mind kapott meghiv6t es minden-
kit szivesen lat rendez0seg a
magyarsag koz0s iinnepen. Mint
halljuk k0rnyek, Niles, War
rem, Hubbard, Sharon, Farrell
is igen kesziil6dik az iinnepelyre.
Tehat OFT alkalma lesz a magyar
sagnak ismet 0sszetalalkozni null
takat beszelni j5y6re gondolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
A FELROBBANT HORDE.

Anon Tamas a Front streeten
dolgozott a napokban. Egyszerre
ARA figyelmeztette egy baratja,
hogy egy Greg viszkis hord6ban
van meg vagy egy kvart palinka.
Anon mem hitte Ell es gyufat
gyujtott, hogy a horde lukanal
megnezze hogy vajjon micsoda
folyadek lehet benne. A k0vet-
kez0 percben a horde szetrobbant
es maid magaval vitte Anon
jobb karjat. A viszkire vagy6
embert a korhazba vittek sulyos
egesi sebekkel arcan es karjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
Szabad bort kesziteni
A f0ad6iigyi hivatal Washington
ban hivatalosan megengedi a
borkeszitest. - Mem kell
engedely.

Minden csaladf6 200 gallon al
mabort vagy barmilyen mas gyu-
m0lcsbort keszithet fel szazalek
vagy annal is nagyobb alkohol
tartalommal, ha az ital kizar0lag
a csalad fogyasztasara van szan-
va. Ez a f6ad6ugyi hivatal vele-
menye amelyet napokban adtak
XII Washingtonban.
A hivatal rendelete szerint meg
ha Dor alkohol tartalma ma
gyobb mint a fel szazalek meg
akkor sem kell adot fizetni. Ket-
szaz gallon bofnal kevesebbert, ha
az kizar6lag otthoni hasznalatra
kesziil nem kell ad0t fizetni. De
ha valaki 200 galonnal t0bb bort
keszit, ugy engedelyt kell kernie,
biztositekot letennie es ad6t fl
zetnie. Ha 200 galonnal t0bb
Dor reszegit6 ugy az ado ketszere-
set vetik XII ra.
Mindezekb6l kitiinik, hogy min;
denki keszithet odahaza bort en-
gedely es ado fizetes 'nelkiil, ha
mem csinal t0bbet 200 galonnal es
AIT mem szanja eladasra.