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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10
Boston College And
 Harvard Have Break

Boston, Jan. 10.-Yesterday aI%-r- noon Fred W. Moore, graduate treas urer of the Harvard Athletic Associ-- alton, received the first official news from Boston College cancelIing the Harvard-Boston College hockey and baseball games for 1920.
 Although newspaper stories ernan- ating from University Heights an nounced several weeks ago the break in athletic relations between Harvard and B. C., no confirna tory mesa ge had been sent to the Crimson of f1cials through regular channels un- til the recent Christmas recess.
 The managers of the Boston Col lege teams had agreed to the dates offered by Harvard as acceptable but when the athletic committee al University Heights met, some time la ter, it refused to sanction the con. tests.
 No excuse for cancelling the game is given the Crimson managers. It has been fntimated in unofficial cir cles that the Newton manacenent is "sore" because Boston College was not given a place on the Harvard football schedule this year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10
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correct range as if by instinct. Hop ping and other excess motion formed no art of Cans finished technique Cans as lightweight champion eclipsed Leonard's feat in boxing Britton the present welterweight champion in a no decision bout Cans gave away weight to box: Sam -Langford then the welterweight champion, a furious IS round draw.
 Battling Nelson, who succeeded Cans as champion, is another enigma when compared with champion Ben ny Leonard. Could Leonard have withstood the Berserker attack of Nelson in a long drawn out finish fight which were all the rage some years ago? Put Leonard in Joe Cans place that afternoon at Goldfield, Ne vada, when the colored boy, under a blistering desert sun, which stood the savage Nelson assault for 42 rounds and won on a foul when the weary white boy lost by repeated foulin2 Could Benney's stamina have met the
 test? Cans banged away at Nelson's anatomy hundreds of times with his hardest punches. but couldn't score a knockout. Who will say Leonard hits harder and more accurately than Cans did?
 Leonard, it seems would have mas tered Young Britt, Corbett and Vol gast through his boxing skill and harder hitting. He has already dem onstrated his superiority over Welch and Ritchie. But how would he have fared with Cans the master boxer, and the indefatigable Nelson toughest and toughest of them all?
 Copyright. 1920, By The Wheeler Syndicate, Incl
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10
GIVE BOYNTON
 MEDAL. FOR HIS WORK AS PLAYER

williamstown, Jan. 10.---The Brooks Memorial Medal has been awarded to Capt. Benny Boynton of the Williams Nfootbal1 eleven, who was declared the y,,ast valuable member of the team by unanimous vote of the committee named to confer the honor. Boynton was AllIEastern choice for quarter 5,.l.lrs sf,v a number of critics last fall.
 The Brooks Memorial Fund was es- +aa,nshed this year by New York alumni friends of the late Capt. Bel gs1idere Brooks a former Williams foot .,H captain. who was killed in France
 The medal will be awarded annually ,,If no player can receive the honor t,,rice The coach, manager and dean ef +Te college make up the committee of selection
 The 1920 football season will see vvji1ians and Trinity clashing again c, tbe g1-idfron after Q lapse of five
 aars The two colleges differed over the George Brickley case in 1915 and .,I7 athletic relations were broken.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10

Carpenter meet in the ring during the coming year, as appears most probable, It will be the first time since March 22, 1893, that a foreign heavyweight has been serious con- tender for the Worlds chafpionship in this class. On that date Jim Jeff fries knocked out Peter Jackson in three rounds and while the famous Australian negro was but shell of his former self, he still carried the European heavyweight honors. The victory gave Jeffries the right to the worlds heavyweight title beyond dis pute.
 Jackson was the first Australian heavyweight champion. Later he ad- ded title of English champion by knocking out Frank S1avin Tn London and when he entered the ring against Jeffries he was the holder of Eu- ropean honor> while Jeffries held un- disputed title to the American cham pionship. Jeffries' honors in turn passed to Jack Johnson, Jess Will lard and on July 4, 1915 to Jack Dempsey.
 Carpenter by his two defeats of Bombardier Wells and his latest vic tory over Joe Beckett holds the title of European champion. Should he face Dempsey during the next few months the French pugilist who be- gan his ring career as a featherweight will be the first foreign heavyweight in several decades, to enter the arena against an American with anything like a fair chance of winning the worlds heavyweight. chamionship.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10
Haven Mayor Tells Why He Didn't
 Interfere In Fight

New Haven. Jan. 1O-Commenting on. the revocation by Police Chief Philip T. Smith of the permit for the Leonard--Dpndee fight, which was to have been held on Jan. 16, Mayor FitzGerald said: q told the public that it could have entire confidence in Chief Smith and the police depart ment of New Haven, and that the chief would do his duty under the law. The revoking of the permit by him bears out my statement made several days ago, and shows why I did not deem it necessary to interfere myself in the fight. Chief Smith has been in office long enough to merit the complete confidence of the citi- zenS"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10

meantime, however, the American Army, Navy and Civilian Board of Boxing Control had been formed in this country and a new code pre- pared to supercede the Marquis of Queensbury rules.
 This code was sent abroad for sub mission and suggestions to the Eng fish and French boxing authorities. It is the hope of those who spent weeks upon the revision of the rules that the new regulations will prove acceptable as the basis of a univer- sal boxing code. There are so many radical differences between the Eng fish, French and American systems of awarding boxing decisions, how ever, that many are skepticaI regard ing the outcome.
 A standardized set of boxing rules for international use is badly needed at this time when boxing is exper- fencing a great revival in many parts of the world. An international as- sociation, would also advance the sport but it is the concensus of opin- ion among American authorities that the International Boxing Union gov erning laws will have to be radically changed before the United States or ganizationS can accept membership.
 Although two thirds of the recog- nized world championships are held by American boxZfs the country would have but one vote in such a union and rules and regulations, in i1niea1 to the best interests of box
 ing here, might easily be passed over
 the protest of American delegates. Future action on the invitation of the l. B. U. authorities for cooperation on the part of the United States will de- pend to great extent upon the re- ception accorded the revised rules | which were recently sent abroad. If l they are accepted, in a general way, as the basis for international ring l contests the way will be paved for further participation of this country | in international boxing reforms.
 Should Jack Dap,nsey and Gaorpes
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10
KILLILEA WILL
 BE NEW HEAD OF NAT.COMMISSION

New York, Jan. 19-Henry Killilea, . prominent Milwaukee attorney, will be elected chairman of the National Commission to succeed August Herr mann, who resigns on or before the Joint meeting of the American and National Leagues at Chicago on Feb ruary Il.
 This statement was made last night by a major league club owner. It was impossible to learn any more facts.
 Ki11i1ea is a former owner of the Boston American League team. He was a business partner of Charles Somers, the former Cleveland mag nate, for a number of years: Later he owned stock in the Milwaukee American Association team.
 Chicago, Jan. 1O-August Herr fann's successor as Chairman of the National Baseball Commission prob ably will be the man recommended by the committees of the National and Aerican Leagues appointed to pre- sent suggestions, according to John A. Heyd1er, President of the National League. MT. Heyd1er- left today with B. B. Johnson, President of the AIn0E1Cdn LSdSu uS lOE w IISIG G they will divide their time between hunting and fishing and drawing up schedules for next season
 Heyd1er and Johnson Will name the third member of the commission, but the former believes the new chairman will be one of the men proposed by the league committees. The commit tees were named last winter when the retirement of Hermann was talk ed of. President Veeck of the Chi cago club, and President Baker o1 Philadelphia, were chosen for the Ma tionaI League and President Navin of Detroit and Ruppert of New York for the Americans. Navin later re, signed.
 Election of the chairman probably will be February II at the joint ses- sion of the two major leagues. Tha1 will be second of a, series of four i'm. portant baseball meetings in Chicago during the second week in February
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10
NTW GYMNASIUM ON
 MAIN ST. COMPLETED

William R. Hogan, who is well known throughout the state as a boxing promoter, has organized a new athletic club which he calls the ATmory A. A., and which has 8 fine, new. gymnasium on Main street opposite the Armory. The building is practically completed and will be ready for use next week. The gymnasium has a complete madern equipment. In addition to the gymnasium there are six smaller rooms and large reading room overlooking Main street. Membership will be open to local residents of good stand ing and already a number of prominent business and profess sionaI men have joined. It is also planned to hold boxing shows at the club, although that will be side issue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10
NEXT BOXING SHOW
 AT CASINO, JAN. 26

The next boxing show in this city will be IleId January 26 at the Casino when Larry Williams of this city and BartIey Madden of New Work will mingIe in the star bout of 12 rounds. The show will be staged by the Tenth Dis trict Republican club and Billy Mason is matchmaker. Bud" Palmer of this city will be one of the contestants in the semi final and his opponent may be Panama George Dixon.- Young; McAuliffe has been mentioned as referee for the evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10
Crane Go. Defeats
 Black Rock Club Five

In a fast, clean game last night the Crane Co. basketball team defeated the Black Rock Country club team, 26 to 22. Not a foul was called on either team. The particular star of the evening was Weidlfch, the Coun- try clubs center, he prevented the opposing center from throwing any baskets while he threw seven. Cogan and Wright of the Cranes starred for their team, the former throwing six baskets and the latter having five to his credit, and most of them from very difficult angles.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10
LEATHER MONEY,

Mattighoffen, Austria, Jan 1o.- Residents of this community in Tyrol are using leather money 7as sales for paper shoes. Fractional metal cur rency disappeared some time ago and the municipality authorized big leather factory to stamp out little round 10-hel1er pieces from scrao leather This served the local bus:- ness requirements until the people. found it cheaper to use the leath CT money as soling for their shoes than to buy the leatier ssai@n
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10
CAN'T WEAR HELMETS.

Berlin, Jan. 10. President Ebert took to task some of the officers of the German army while on a recent visit to Bres1au, for wearing the1r field caps. Berlin newspaper says that he inquired why. they did not wear their, spiked helmets. Their reply was: "On our helmets are the words With God for king and Fatherland.' In such helmets the generals cannot receive MT. Ebert"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10
UNIFORM PENNY POSTAGE.

The uniform penny pastage com menced on this date in 1S40; 112,OO0 letters were despatched from Lon don. We owe to Sir Rowland Hill the penny postage-the cent stamp. He went through a fierce human bat tie for his project was hooted and deemed insane. But, he won out The House of Commons and the Throne acclaimed him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10
Country Club

5. Clancy 1, Hayes 1, Stewart 2, On- eker 2. weid1ich '. Referee, Joseph williamson. Timer, Russell Buck inghaIn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10

Should Jack Dempsey and Georges
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10

ARE TAE ONLY CID CHAsnPioNS ,<<I>O cAieHT HAVE s>H4,PPED lEoIARDe 0AH&S MOULD tiASS. CALLED FoRTss ALL oF IEoNARpS SKILL - NELSON WOULD NASs eOT lsorlAROS STA~nsf1A AID F0NcA 70 Te4G ACID TESI.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-08
EL0FIZETEsI FELHIvAs
A ,hatralekos olvasok. szives fl
gyelmebe.

gyelmebe.
AZ "Amerikai Magyar Hirlap"
megalapitasa ota allandoan a.
youngstown es kornyeli magyar
sag erdekeinek es jogos igenyei-
nek bator es sz6kimondo harcosa.
Tudja ezt mindenl1, XII lapun
kat olvassa es meggy6z6dhetik
rola mindenki, a XII megrendeli
lapunkat '6s olvas6ink taboraba
szegodik. "
Ebben az esztend0ben is szivs-
sen adtunk volna naptart DIVA
soinknak, de ebben megalkadalyo-
zott az a k0riilmeny, hogy nyom-
dank koltoskodott es ICY 4, kol-
tozkodessel jaro nehezsegek
miatt a naptar esak tavaszi h6-
napokban jelenlietett volna raeg.
Sziyesen karp6Boljuk azonban
olvasoinkat azz;L, hogy lapunk
szerkeszt0jenek forditasaban mem
sokara megjelenG Lires regenyt,
"A nemzetkozi ken Z -et igen ked-
vezmsnyes arban fogjuls arusita-
nj az elOfizet0knek.
Addig is azonban ARA keriiik
azokat, a kiknek az, el0fizetesiik
lejart, hogy sziveslsedjenek AIT
mlelobb megujitsni. Az el0fize-
tes egy eyre $500, felvere $t.Oo.
Olvasoink kenyslmSne az alol-
irott helyeken lehet eI6fizstni:
YoUNGsToWNBAN
Amerikai Magyar Hfrlap iroda-
ia, 800 West Federal st.
Mih6k ssndornal, 33e West Fe
deral SIT.
Ress TsstvsrsEnsl, 4os West re-
deraI ST.
Gagyi JanosnaI
East Yoangstownban
Ress Tsstvsreknsl, 341s wilson
ave.
Lakovsziy Paln6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-08

fel Az east youngstown gyiile-
sen Lukovszky Pal elnok seged-
hezett a Szovetsegnek. A felsz6-
lalasok eredmenyekepen NJ tagok
allottak be kovetkezo dijak-
ka1:
Az east Youngstown Benwoodi
Sziz Maria fiokja reven:
Id. Lnkovszky Pal 81, ifj. In
kovszky Pal ST., Feher Jauos 81,
Gazdik Janos ST, Csik6s Janos 81,
Csik6s JOSEF 81, Vilmany, J6zsef
81, Minarcsik Josef 81, Borovitz
Andras 81, Lengyel Andsas 81,
Kacziszki Ferenc SIS (partol6 tag),
10th Janos 81, Macy Ignac ST.,
fKendy Janos ST., Greczula Janos
81, Boroczy Pal ST, Boroczky 10
zsef ST.. Osszesen $21.
A Kossuth Egylet gyulesen a
0vetezok al1ottak be:
Nemenyi E. nj. So (partol6 tag),
Molnar Mihaly SIS (partol5 tag),
Bogdany Gabor So, Gagyi Janos
81, Hochwart Vendelne 81, Molnar
Janos 81, Balask6 Gyorgy So, Me,
20 Kalman 81, Vajdovics Istvan
81, Liszkay Ga5or 81, Deak Pal ST.,
Sebok Gabor 81, Geressy Sander
SO, Kiss Istvan s.. OsAzes.n 500.
Ezenkiviil Mih6k Sandornal be-
fizettek: Macy Antal J6zsef, E.
Youngstown, partolo tagsagi dij
fejeben $5 es Tamassy j. Istvan,
Alliance, O., szinten partolo tag
kent $15.
|. Fot. Varlaky Sander plebanos
ur, a youngstown SIT. lstvan r.
kath. hitkozseg adomanyakep
800, Lanyi Karoly hitk0zsegi
tag adomanyakep $3.50, Ambr6zi
Matild jarulekakep 81, 1sszesen
$lo3.5o. Youngstown es korny6ke
tehat jan. lie 6ta osszesen 10
dollar es 30 centtel jarrllt a SEQ
vetseg penztari alapjahoz.
A jan. lien megtartando gyii-
leseiken a titkar meg fogja lato-
gatni a ref. egyhaz kozgyiile-
set, a SIT. Istvan es. Verhovay
Egyletet es jelen lesz a Nagybi-
zottsag fontos iilesen.
Or. Pessenlehner Antal, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-08
ATHLETAK KARACsoNYA


Mint halliuk az athletak kara
csonyi iinnepelye igen jol sike-
rnlt. Delrarsfgyermekek kasa-
csonyfa unliepege volt, de fel-
nSttek KOHL is sokan megajande-
koztak egymast, mig este -eleg szep
szammal gyiiltek 0ssze tancmu-
latsagra, mely ejfelig tartott, ak
kor a jelenvoltak csaknem kivetel
nhlkul elmentek reformatus egy
haz mulatsagara a Kossuth k0rbe.
Az estely anyagi sikerrel is veg
zod0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-08

okvetleniil els0 helyen kell hogy
maradjon, A magyar faj es nem
get 6rdekeben pedig a legnagyobb
propaganda most kell kifejte-
mink.
Az Arnerikai Magyar Szovet-
seget inetSleg teljes, erovel oda
kell allnunk oldalahoz, mar csak
azert is, inert lit YoungstoWnban
szekel, inert Youngstown erte IL
ev alatt mint elsot az a dicsoseg,
hogy megkapta szovetseg tit
kari hivatalat, .tehat kozpontjat,
amely eddig csakis Clevelandban
volt es lehetett. Z
Egyeb kotelessegei is vannakS a
nagybizottsagnak. Icy szervezni
kell, illetve abban segedkezet
kell nyujtani, a szoinszedos ma
gyar lakta varosok magyarsagat.
Eros nagybizottsagokbol eros or
szagos es nemzeti intezmeny lesz
a jovoben. .Nekiink, akik biiszken
mondhatjuk, hogy mar er6sek va
gyunk, kotelessegunk masokat Sc
giteni, hogy szinten megerOs0d-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-08

Vasarnap este 0sszeiil a youngs-
owni egyletek es egyhazak Macy
bizottsaga. Ere a gyiilesre ugy
a regi, mint pedig az uj tagok il
hivatalosak. Remeljtk, hogy tel
jes szamban megjelennek mar
SAX azert is, hogy meghallgas-
sak multi ev ered,nenyet es jo-
v0 terveit. Ugyanalzkor megej-
'ik a Observation-Disclosures ID aa
320-ik eyre.
!" -
A nagybizottsag most mar nsgy
ewes fenallasa 6ta ITALIAN meg, soha
annyi es oily eredmenyes munlkat
ncm vegzett, mint 1919-ben. Mem
volt sok gyiles. Mem volt
sok sz6besz6d, hanem ezek he
lyett komoly munka es tettek iga.
zoltak AIT, hogy igenis magyar.
sag helyi erdekeit q legjobban a
nagybizottsag kepviseli es hogy
orszagos mozgal1nakban egyes
varosok magyarsagat kepviseld
nagybizottsagok allxotni e. terena.
teni tudnak-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-08

Hy szep munla utan iogos ait
renelniink, hogy az 1920. evben
meg fokozottabb er6vel fog a nagy
bizottsag dolgozni Jogunk van
azt feltetelezni, hogy a youngs-
town. magyarsag csakis el6re tud
menni Is mem koveti esetleg mas
varosok POSSE peldajat a vissza-
fejlSd6sben.
Az 1920. evi nagybizottsagra is
fontos feladatok vaYnak. A test
versegitss meg a nyar utoljaig
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-08
Az AMERIKAI MAGYAR
sZ0vETsEG
VI TAGOKAT TOBOROz

Januar 4-en az Amerikai Ma
gyar Szovetseg titkara megjelent
Benwoodi Sziiz Maria Egylet
east youngstown fi6kja gyiile-
sen, valalnint youngstown Kos
suth K6zmiiyelodesi Egylet ,ugyan
aznap este tartott gyiilesen es oft
eloadta a Sz0vetseg iigyet. Az
els6 helyen meg Mih6k Sanaor, az
utobbi helyen Molnar Mihaly ell
nok Is Nem6nyi M. u. sz6laltak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-08

Az elso teherhaj6k, melyeket
.Nemetorszag ket ev 6ta Japanba
kiild0tt, megerkeztek yokohama
ba. A hajok nemet mintakkal
voltak megrakva, melyek kozott
a legfontosabb a csokolade Is a
siiritett tel volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-08

- IVY
hal6do magyar honfitarsak Sc
gelykereset.
Anagybizottsag alxciojanak ko
vetkezteben helybeni befolyasos
amerikai polgarok es aYoungs-
townb6l felkert sz0vetsegi titkari
iroda kijartak AIT Washington
ban, hogy lehetove Walt a csoma-
gok kiildese ,es az \altalanos es
egyeni penzsegites.
A Youngstown nagybizottsag
azonban mem maradt meg csak a
kijaras mellett, hanem derek tag
jainak negfeszisett munkaiaval
osszegyujtott $2Oo0-t, SGT esen az
0sszegen felil is es ezt a penzt
ekiadotte dan kovetssg es kon-
zulatus utjan Sziberiaba. A mi
agybizottsagunknak koszonheto,
hogy Amerika szerte azota Aisse
iobban felkaroltak q szerencsetlen
foglyok ugyet.
Meg egy Macy igyet karolt fel
a nagybizottsag. Ez az Ameri-
kai Magyar szovetseg igye volt.
A youngstown egyletek es egy-
hazak kepviseloi ugyanis belattak,
hogy a mai idoben oriasi feladat
var az amerikai magyarsagra.
Belattak, hogy nekiink koteles-
segeink vannak a sziilohazaval
szenlben. Exert es dacara annak,
hogy mar eveken at allandoan ell
iteIte Szovetssg alkotmanyat es
lanyha iigyvezeteset, kimondotta,
hogy a Szovetsegre okvetlenul
sziikseg van es AIT meg kell men,
teni az elmulastol.
A nagybizottsag ebben az eset-
ben sem maradt tisztan az elvi
allaspont mellett, hanem kidolgo-
7ott tervekkel es nj alapszabaly.
vazlattal mentek kepviseloi a
cleveland konvenci6ra, ahol a
gydlesen kivivtak maguknak is
met egesz Amerika bamulatat. A
gyiles utan mindenki Youngs-
town, a nagybizottsag es az itteni
magyarsagot dicserte.
Magatol ertetodik, hogy a SEQ
vetseg iigyvezeteseben jelenleg
Youngstownnak vezet6 szerepe
jut, sot ez ev elejetol fogva DR..
Pessenlehner Antal, aki mint uj-
sagiro a nagybizottsagnak hiva-
talbot tagja volt, a Szovetseg tit
kara. Rata xviii meg egy tiszt-
viselo es negy nagybizottsagi tag
foglal helyet a valasztmanyban,
orkodve, hogy a youngstown
nagybizottsag tervei szerint tor
tenjen a Sz0vetseg atvaltoztata-
sa nspszerii Is a magyarsag koz-
celjait szolgalo intezmennye.
Macy orommel irjuk ezeket a
sorokat. Biiszkek vagyunk az
1919. evi nagybizottsagra. Tiszt.
viseloi derekasan kivettek reszu-
ket a munkabol. Habodasz Gusz-
tav mint elnok sokat faradt a koz
erdekeben. Hanko M. Gyula
tiszteletes, ahi sajnos eltavozott
k0riinkb0l a titkari allast t0ltot-
te be meltoan. Hoffer Andras
mint penztarnok hiien kezelte
befolyt osszegeket. A tobbi tiszt-
viseIok es bizotsagi tagok is mind
megfeleltek es munkajukat jol
vegeztek.
AZ ev folyaman eltiint az utolso
el1entet is es az vi ev elejen mind
a harom magyar egyhaz tagja a
ybizottsagnak, mig a nemre-
gen alakult ket vi egylet meg
igerte, hogy okvetleniil csatla--
kozni fog.
Hy szep munka utan iogos ait.
renelnInk, hogy az 1920. evben
meg fOkOzOttabb erGvel fog naov
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-08
Darac6 JOSEF elnok urnak

Darac6 JOSEF elnok urnak
Akron, O.
Megkaptam siirgonyet, a mely-
ben mindarra, ami scent, ker,
hoey a zsid6iild0zeseknek, e nep
clleni veres zavargasoknak veget
vettessek, amennyire csak hatal-
mamban all. Fogadja elnok ur
lzitiinteto felszelitasaert halas ko-
szonetem.
De ARA .kerem, hogy vllagat-
alakulas komoly korszakaban ne
adion hitelt a tulzott, sot hamls,
a leveg6b6l kapott ujsaghlrek-
nek. Higyje ell nekem, hogy It,
ten nincsenek pogromok es hogy a
zsidokat, meg keresztenyeket
cgyarant biintet6jogilag iidozlk,
ha bolshevikiek voltak es mint
ilyenek megbelyegzettek.
A sajto teljesen elzsidosodott
es a zsidofa jnak az erdekelt szol-
gala. Csak egy peldat hozok
fel, amelybol fogalmat alkothat
az 0sszess machinaciokrol. Sep
tetmberben ait irta becsi Gar
beiterzeitung," hogy kormanyunk
magaban Budapesten $4,000 konl-
munistat fogatott el es 600O-t XII
vegeztetett, hogy Bajanal (Bacs-
megyenek egy varosa) naponta
,3OO-4OO holttestet fognak kl a
Dunabol
Egy $40 sem igaz belole. Ilyes
NIT irnak 300 kilometernyire ro-
lunk, nit irhatnak az ilyen "Be-
csiiIetlovagoko 1000 vagy 1000
kilometernyire. ARA kerem
'nyugtassa meg a k0zvelemenyt
Amerikaban. Maradjon hi hoz
zank ragalmazasok dacara is.
Maradta mteljes tisztelettel
Prohaszka Ottokar,
puspok