davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
Utban Hazafelk
Az eszakeur6pai kik0tSlkbe 6rkezS
amerikai magyarok hazaszal-
litasa.

A Pesti Naplo irja: A minap err
kezett vissza Svaicbol Budapestre
,Szasz Jozsef, a beliigyminiszte-
rum kivandorlasi osztalyanak
'biztosa, XII OF targyalasokat folly
tatott az Amerikabol visszater6
magyarok hazaszallitasara vonat-
kozolag
Svajc elfogadta AIT az ajanla-
to, hogy visszavandorlokat Ba-
selbe gyiijtsek ossze es oman svaj-
ci vasuti szerelvenyeken, svajci
katonai fedezettel kiserjek Buda-
pestre. Svajc egy szovetkezetben
hozta 0ssze az angel, francia es
amerikai hajostarsasagokat es
most Baselen at zavartalanul bo-
tnyolithatjak lie a nagyaranyu
visszavandorlast. Baselben visz-
szavandorl6k szallasert es ellatas-
srt napi ket frankot fizetnek. A
francia hatarallomas Dellben, az
osztrak hatarallomas Buchsban
YAH
Ha Baselben egy vonatra val6
kivandorlo osszegyil, akkor elm
i;tjak 6ket Budapest fele. Basel
t6l Budapestig a svajciak latjak
Il elelemmel, tejjel a gyermeke-
ket. Amerikab6l Baselig koriil-
,eliil szaz dollarba keriil az ut.
Baselt6l Budapestig pedig a xii
lonb0z0 passzuslattamozas
Is illeteekekert jegygyeI egyiitt
mintegy barometer koronat kell
fizetni. i, a. j4 "a
i Az elso svajci' vonat mar meyer
kezett Budapestre, most suriibben
ionnek maid vonatok es valoszi-
niileg hetenkint k0riilbeliil ezer
! Amerikab6l visszater3 magyar
erinti maid Budapestet. a hon
nan 6ket utazasuk celjahoz to,
vabbitiak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08

1918-ban st. Paulban, Mimi,
tartott A. F. Of Il. konvencion
lett elhatarozva a tobb, mint 500
eyer vas es acel gyari munkasok
megszervezese, mely munkara "a
szakszervezet egy nemzeti SERVE
zG bizottsagot alakitott. Ket szak
szervezet kive televel So volt be-
iratkozasi dij.
Macy es nehez munka VOLT Az
acel trust, varosi, megyei es al
.ami tisztviselok minden intrikal
ellenere sikertilt Is havi faraszto
munka utan tobb, mint 300, ,O0O
munkast megszervezni. Kovetke-
zett az amerikai munkasmozga-
lomban paratlanul all6 acel-
sztraik, mely orok emlekezete-
ben fog maradni azoknak, akik
abban resztvettek. Merit bor-
ton0ket, kozak botokat, a veg
hewitt gyilkossagokat elfelejteni
lehetetlenseg. Most mi az cred.
meny?
A Montrealban (Canada) tar
tott A. F. Of L. konvencion mem
yeti szervez0 bizottsag tobb gyii.
lest tartott, de- amennyiben az
aceliparban a legerdekeltebb szak
szervezet "bizonyos okok" miatt
megtagadta tovabbi egyittmii
kodest a nemzeti bizottsagban
John Fitzpatrick, a bizottsag ell
noke, es Jay G.. Brown penziigy
titkar a k0vetkez6 nyilatkozatta
6hajt az amerikai munkassag elt
iarulni, miel6tt bizottsag felosz
lik:
National Committee for Organic
Y ing ~sfon and Steel Workers
204 McGeagh Bldg,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
tAz "Amalgamated Association
oft Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Eemzeti SzervezG Bizottsagbh
val6 kivonulasa kovetkezteben ;
koketkez6 javaslat lett az A. F
of L. Konvencioja ele, oman pc
dig az A, F. Of L. vegrehajtobi
zottsaga ele terjesztve:
A vegrehajto bizottsag kenysze
ritse a fentnevezett szervezetet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
Egyr0l- -Masr6l.
Beszamolo az acel-sztrajkrol.
FELoszLoTT A szTRAJKvEzET0 BIzoTTsAG. - BEsZAMo-
L0JUKBAN MEGvADOIaJAK Az AMALGAEATED AsSOCIA-
TIoNT A YOUNGSTOWN MUNKAssAG LEVONHATJA
KOVETKEZTETESElT

Nemzeti Bizottsagba, ha ez mem
s;kerul, akkor az 3 juriszdikcio-
iukbt tartozo munkasokat Fede-
raj Uniokba engedje szervezni. A
iavaslat alairoi voltak: Johnston,
gepesz unio elnoke, Noonan, a
villamos, Meyer koho es rezba-
nya munkasok, Heberling a
vasuti munkasok es Linn vas
0nt1de munkasok eln0kei.
A szervezo bizottsag gyulesein
,bebizonyittatott az Antalgamated
sajat kimutatasaval, hogy ok
t6bb, mint 10000 dollart kaptak
> szervez6 bizottsagtol, ebbol Ok
csak $3,SS1.S1-t fizettek szerveze
81 k0ltsegekre, a szerv. biz sztrajk
penztaraba $S,000-t, az A. F. of
l.. sztrajk penztaraba pedig II
czer dollart, osszesen $25, ,000-t.
Az Amalgamated szamadatai
szerint 1917-ben, a szervezes kez-
dete elott, tiszta penziik volt 1877
eyer s79 dollar es % cent, az ez
evben tartott konvencion tett je-
lentesiik szerint = szervezesi
munka es a Macy acel sztrajk utan
= penztari allomanyuk 1914
023.5S volt, tehat $206, 1855 pro
sitot csinaltak a. szervezesi moz-
;aicmbol.
Azonkiviil 2 szazalekos kive-
| esb6l, amit az Amalgamated tag.
al hiien fizettek a sztrjaksegely.
-e, $57, ,41O.26-t vettek be, de eb.
h6l az osszegbol csak 2,000-t fl
| ,ettek XII, ICY ebb6l is maradt ne
Xix $35 5,410.26. Pedig 100000, az
iuriszdikcioju kala tartoz6 mum
kas volt sztrajkon.
Az Amalgamated februar 4-er
ielentette a kilepeset a szervezt
bizottsagb6l. Gompers elnok xii
lon konferenciara hivta meg az
| elnokoket, az Amalgamated tiszt
,iseloi ignoraltak a meghivast
Gompers a ket alulirott egyent {
majus 4-en Scrantonban tartot1
konvenci6ra kildotte, avval eel
lal, hogy az Amalgamated dele
patusai ele tarjak az iigyet, d'
ehben az Amalgamated tisztviselo
negakadalyoztak 6kct, mig ell
ienben masnap az q meghivasukr.
| A. N. Flora, az acellemez gyarosol
sz0vetsegenek elnoke megjelent
konvenci6n es beszedet tartott
sz6val a munkasok kepviseloi zar
aitora talaltak, de kitarultak .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
AMERIKAI MAGYAR H1RLAP
,ok szovetsegenek elnoke

gyarosok szovetsegenek eln0ke
el0tt.
Az A. F. Of Il. vegrehajt6 bi-
elott 7. j. Davis, az Anal
gamated alelnoke kijelentette,
hogy inkabb kilepnek az A. F. of
L.-bol, semhogy a Nemzeti Ser
vezo Bizottsaggal egyiitt mikod-
jenek.
Nehze elkepzelni, hogy egy
szervezet, amelynek oily Macy
volt ez a szervezo bizott-
sag, - minden akadaly dacara is
megszervezte az acel munkasokat,
kierdemelte es egy 4
honapig tarto, az amerikai mum
kasmozgalomban paratlanul allo
sztrajkban vezette oket, most pc
dig megkezdte a harcot nyugatl
pennsylvaniaban a szolasszabad-
sagert es ez szervezet, amely
:legt0bbet nyert a szervezo bizott-
sag altal - most hatat fordit
,neki.
A legsajnosabb ebben dolog-
ban az, hogy az acel gyari mum
! ,asok Xxi lesznek teve az acel trust
lenye- -kedvenek. Azon remenyiik,
1ogy felszabaduljana hosszu
id5re ell van temetve. Mindezekert
" A. F. of Lit fogjak csalassal
vadolni, holott ennek az Anal
ramated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers az Okla egyediil.
Mi alulirottak k0telessegiink
1ek tartjuk ezt az ugyet az osszes
munkassag ele tarni, hogy azok
'athassak, hogy miert kell ilyer
1agy remenyekkel kecsegtett
nunkat abba hagyni.
E szervez6 bizottsag megtette
AIT, amit sokan lehetetlensegneE
artottak. A billi6 dollaros ace
trust gyarai megallottak 4 hav
sztraik altal. Amikor a sztrail
megsziintnek nyilvanittatott, mes
,kkor is 100000 ember volt sztraj
'ton a 376,OOO-bol, amelyet meg
Hcrvezett a bizottsag.
4 Nemzeti Sszerveo Bizottsas
neyallta helyet derekasan minde1
llr:zisben, de most kenytelen
nunkajaval felhagyni, tamogat'
oro hianyaban. A konvenci6 ha
tarozata el6tt meghailik es a.
iigyet az A. F. Of l.. vegrehajt,
bizottsaganak ada at.
(Alairva):
! Jay G.. Brown. penziigyi titkar
| John Fitzpatrick, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
JAPAN-AMERIKAI
KEREsKEDELEM

A bel es kiilr0ldi kereskedel-
mi kamara statisztikai hivatala
jelenti, hogy 1918. evben 1888
774,685 dollar erteki arut es
nyersanyagot szallitottak Ameri-
kab6l Japanba es 1919 evben mar
366, 1864, ,4O3 dollar cricket kepvi-
self az amerikai kivitel. A beho-
fatal Japanb6l 1918. evben 301, :
943,058 dollar es 1919. evben 400, :
853,213 dollar volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
ANGLIA HABoRUs AD0ssAGA

Az angolorszagi penzugymi-
niszterium megallapitotta, hogy
Macy -Britania teljes haborus
ad6ssaga 4oIooqOoapeo dollar
Ezen osszeg egy otodresze meg
ebben az evben lesz esedekes, mig
a masodik reszlet, az 0sszegnek
ugyancsak egy otodresze, a leg.
kozelebbi ct even beliil Walk ese-
dekesse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
EL.AD6

egy j6 karban lev0, vi tire-okkal
ellatott 7 szemelyes tura automo-
bill. B6vebbet megtudhat Csepke
Balazsnal, 73 Washington street,
East Youngstown. Ugyanott ket
fest0nek val6 letra Is dzsek is ell
ado.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08


baratod, inert akkor mar regen
rossz sors var read.
Mem akarok most t0bbet irni,
szeretnem, ha legalabb ext a leve-
lemet megkapnad, a napokban
meg irok egyet, talan ketto ko-
ztl az egyiket megkapod.
Kedves batyam, te AIT irod,
hogy irjak valamit az itteni mum
kaviszonyokrol es panaszkodol,
hogy nalatok minden 3-4szere-
sen megdragult. Hisz akkor ma
!atok meg gyongy az elet. Hogy,
lasd, milyen olcsosagban eliink mi
itten, alljon lit egy nehany peldas.
1914-ben egy skatulya gyufa ara
egy filler volt, most egy korona
es otven filler, ez eppen szazot-
venszeres dragulas, meg drill az
ember, ha kaphat, Egy kil6 ke-
nyerliszt 20 filler volt, most 20
korona, ez is szazszoros dragulas.
Egy par cipo perth 6 filler volt,
mosts 1S korona. Szamitsd XII,
.hogy mennyivel dragabb ez.
Ehez kepest kereset: en- meg
meglehet6sen keresek, nekem van
pontosan 32 korona so filler egy
napra, a haboru elott volt 5 ko-
roman. Vehettem 80 par cip3
pertlit. Most vehetek egy. es egy
Eel part. De van lit nagyon sok
esalados ember, aki egy par pert
ire sem keres. Egy kalap hatszaz
'1orona, eppen egy honapig kell
6rte dolgozni, ha akarok egy ka-
'apot venni, de mem vehetek, inert
. penz, amt keresek, kell elelem-
re, inert ait lehet kapni, de csak
uzsora aron. -
Igaz, hogy nekiink banyaszok-
max van kedvezmenyiink, olesob-
ban kapjuk a szalonnat es lisztet,
de az oily keves, hogy csak ket-
seer siitiink havonta, inert ha fell
siitnenk az egeszet egyszerre, ak
kor ket hetig koplalni kellene
teljesen.
Gondolhatod, hogy milyen ero-
SEX vagyunk. Olyanok, mint sor
ecet. A gyermekek reggel t0bb-
nyire chosen mennek iskolaba, es
ha delben hazai0nnek, megvan az
4 kedvezmenyiik, hogy ihatnak
vizet es mar "jol" vannak lakva
inert meg viziink az van hal is
tennek, ha tej es mez NEKUNK
mines is. a..e
Szegyen ide, szegyen oda, az
igazat megvallva, nincsen egy also
nadragom, ingem meg csak egy
van, teljesen lie vagyunk rongyol
va. Multi ev juliusaban abban {
helyzetben voltam, hogy vehetten
harom meter mazsa buzat Sopron
megyeben. Meg is erkezett sze
pen ide, csakhogy a csend6r ural
lefoglaltak a sajat celjukra E
meg mehettem pirip6csra panasz
ra. inert meg meg is biintettel
volna erte. De hirdetett egyen
loseg neveben meg kell irnom
hogy az uraink reszere szallitot
tax ide mindenfelet minden ba
lielkiil, most meg mar mem vehe
tex, inert az ujsagjaink AIT irjak
hogy az iden "a ezer koron
lesz egy metermazsa buza ara.
Kepzelheted ilyen helyzetbel
milyen hazafiak vagyunk, miko
a k0lt0nek most van igaza, hog.
"ehen halnod kell." Elmennel
mashova, hol jobbak a megelhe
test viszonyok, de mem szabad
szigoru rendelet van kiadva, hog
a szenbanyanal alkalmazott nun
kas a helyet nem hagyhatja e.
ha AIT megteszi, hat havi borto
IS ketezer korona penzbirsagga
sujttatik, a huszadik szazad ma
zad nagyobb dics6segere most ig
. tisztelik az egyeni szabadsagot.
Tobbet mem irhatok, inert e
fogy a tiirelmem, de a mask Il
velben maid tobbet irok. Tisztt
stb. 0csed
Ferenc.
l -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08

AZ alabbi koselmenyt bekiildot'
TEX hozzank. Lekozoljiik, de ke-
sobb meg visszateriink ra, hogy
ait jobban megmagyarazzuk OIL
vasoinlnak, akik csaknem kivs-
tel nelkiil az acelipar munkasai.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-23
Chiffon TQHetQ ,SI.75

This is Swiss finish Chiffon Taffeta,
lustrous and beautiful; shown in colprs Of
Gray, Green, Gold, Lavender, Tan, Me-
dunn Brown, Pink, Yellow, American
Beauty. and Turquoise Blue; 36 inch.
Regular $3.50 quality for ..$1.75
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-23
LQJerx Silk Shirti,1Q .@.25

These Shirting Silks are known from
coast to coast and are celebrated for their
wearing qualities; come in white grounds
with contrasting stripes Of Pink, Blue,
Lavender. Regular $500 quality for
only ................... 1926
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-23
The Finest Wilton Rugs Made

Rugs, nay, one might call them more than
rugs"
-TEXTURE-Firm and weighty worsteds
woven so closely one can hardly slip knife
blade between the threads,-without stiff
fleming or sagging.
-PATTERNS-So closely resemble the art
of Persia, Turkey and China that they rival
the originals.
-VALUES-That are at least $50 less than
today's prices We send them into Great
Falls homes with The Paris approval on
them and stand back of every rug. To those
who appreciate the best in rugs we invite
your close inspection of our fine all worsted
Wilton Rugs.
Size 8 feet by 10 feet inches. .$145.OO
Size 9 feet by II feet 6 inches, priced at
S157.5O, $165.OO and -. .$175.OO
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-23

- The Paris l.inole-
ums come from the
best manufacturers
In tho country, includ-
ing tho Armstrong
quality 50 much adver-
tised just now,
First quality, inlaid
at .,.......$2.0S
Splendid qua lities
at ,,...,....o1.0S
Medium qualities
at ..........$1.7b
Printed Linoleum at,
per yard .$1.26
Congoleum Quality
priced Mt per yard.
06S and .,..$1.1O
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-23
Satin
MeSSQIne
$l.95

Dresses, Waists and Lin
ings may be had at a saving
if you come to this Silk Sale.
Colors are Pink, Blue, Laven-
der. Taupe, Gray, Green and
Navy. Regular $3.50 quality,
f91 sn'y $1.95
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-23

haver received prices.
1t is campaign The Paris weeks
land in which hundred
dollars merchandise be sold without profit
efforts have been made offset the movement and others VIII
made the values speak themselves the big event gains
every day. You, too will profit by attending
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-23
Kauser's Fine Chd11Oi-
sette Cloves, 75c

The regular S1.25 grades. This
includes a big shipment of practic-
ally all colors and sizes. Such COL
ors as brown, tan, taupe, mastlc,
white and black.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-23
Rugs and Linoleum Week at The PAR

In the last week of our drive for new customers
we are going to add many rug customers to
our list The demand for rugs has been far greater
throughout the country than the supply the past
year and the mills have been very slow in delivery.
We have just received several large shipments of
rugs from orders we placed months ago at the old
price. Today's cost would be much higher. So The
Paris is going to sell rugs this week in many IN
stances as low as today's wholesale price.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-23

If they were not mussed little
they would be worth $500, so you
see a little Lux will make you
sheer white blouse for one dollar.
Some with tucks, etc. z z z z
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-23
Small Rugs

place for new small rug-We nave d large seiec-
ton to choose from in all the qualities and at prices
that mean a saving to you.
27x54 Velvet Rugs at t.............-S 40
27x54 Administer Rugs at 5000
27x6O Fine Administer Rugs at ........ $1 80
36x72 Velvet Rugs at ............ $3.50
36x72 Administer Rugs at S1150 and $3.50
Fine Wilton Rugs at 1915, $3.50, $3.50, up
SEAMLESS BRUSSELS RUGS
In the 9x12 size only-made without seam, neat
allover pattern. rug that gives good service Paris
Rug week price ........... $3.50 and SS37 .5O
ADMINISTER RUGS
The patterns in our Administers are unusually
good. They stand the hardest kind OF wear and
will look well many room.
Size 412x61s ..............: $l15 5O
Size S14x101s at $3.50 and $500
Size 9 x12 at :. $500, $57 so and $4,000
Seamless Fine Wilton Velvet Rugs patterns only,
neat grey and soft blue colorings. SKI priced
at $65. 90
Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs-The velvet is known
for its long wearing qualities
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-23
Smart Flapper Cling
han, Dresses, 1926

Ages 8-10-12-14
They are just right for the hard
to-fit ages.
The big plaids are so becoming to
youthful figures and have been ac-
cepted for all informal wear.
Made of fine Zephyr ginghams-
fast colors.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Features you will like

Moving parts are all encased.
Even the children are safe
around it.
The wringer is equipped with
a safety device-pressure on
rollers may be released in
stantly.
Quiok k detachable wringer
swings to any position. Clothes
are wrung from tub to tub
without moving washer. Roll
ers operate either way.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03

Solid copper boiler without
mechanical devices inside to
wear clothes.
Gas burner attachment direct
ly under boiler keeps water at
any temperature desired.
Large steel casters make it
easy to move about.
Expense of operation is only
a few cents per day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21

When he returned he found Garth .
crime waiting for him. Anthony feared
Yer father would not consent to their
marriage. His fears were shared nv
catherine. On July 23 they dsap-
peared.
Papa Fritiro became alarmed Ur
appealed to the police of the Twenty
second street and Hunting Park ave
nue. station to aid him in finding his
daughter.
Finally he had warrants sworn ont
for the arrest of Catherine and An.
thony.
Then Anthony sent a friend to Papa
Trifro, an emissary who sought the
fathers consent to the marriage.
Tell them to meet me Saturday
morning at Twenty second street and
Hunting Park avenue" the father told
the envoy.
Papa Frifro was waiting at the an.
pointed place this morning. When his
daughter and her hance arrived they
discovered the place was police sta .
ton.
Papa Frifro had been waiting
angrily, but when he saw his daughter
again he could only say "Bambino" az
he took her in his arms. All the harsh
seedlings which he had rehearsed were
forgotten.
The three went into the police court
where Magistrate Price pronounced sen l.
tcnce of marriage by q o'clock this eve e
ming. They left Immediately for the
marriage license bureau.
Anthony and Catherine said they had
been living with friends in South Phil.
adGlphia and were afraid to apply for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
ARREST POST OFFICIAL
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Charge
GoIdsteIn Used Their Money

Samuel Goldstein. twenty two years
old, Master street near Fifth, was held
in $500 bail for court today by Magis-
trate Costello at the Front and Master
streets station on charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Goldstein was former commander
of the Anthony Forsthoffer Post of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars. and is al
legged in this capacity to have collected
money for various purposes and diverted
it to his own use. Several witnesses
testified at the hearing that he obtained
money in varying amounts from them,
supposedly for different activities of the
organization. None of it. it Is alleged
found its way into the post treasury.
Benjamin Grindle. a patrolman of the
Front and Master streets station, testi-
fed that Goldstein had obtained a small
donation from him 'for the relief Of n
sick comrade." Grindlc said he after
ward discovered that the sick comrade
was not the beneficiary. and. when con =
fronted. Godstein, it is said, declared
that he had paid Grindle's dues into the
treasury with it instead. An cxamina-
tion Of the books showed this to be
false il is said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
PAINTS SERVANT IN TIGHTS
Artist Sued for Separation, as Wife
Objected

New York. Aug. 21.-Mrs. Marie j.
Towlcs brought separation suit in the
Supreme Court against Beverly Towles,
an artist, complaining that her husband
made painting of Bertha, the servant,
while the latter was attircd in tights,
TO which the wife objected. Mr..
Towlcs, his wife says, told her 1t was
none of your business" and then, it
is alleged, he ran to get a revolver.
Justice Burr awarded Mrs. Towlcs
$50 week alimony pending trial of her
suit.
When Towles disagreed with his
wife. she says, he signed the following
on MY duty to my wife" to get back
into her good graccs:
First. My wife comes first, before
everything and everybody, and must
have my salary every week.
Second Boss of the home and has
everything to say about home life,
pleasure and. comforts and must have
attentions such as outings and thea
tres when we can afford it.
''Third. No swearing or Insults or
rude treatment in the home.
Fourth. No love making to other
women around the house or calling on
or corresponding with other women.
Fifth. No arguments or mentioning
unpleasant things Of the past.
sixth. Each to have own friends
without objection, il they are respect
able"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
CALL 12O NAVAL RESERVES
Men Get Into Uniform and Report
for Fifteen Days Active Duty

One hundred and twenty naval re-
scrvists got back into uniform and rc-
ported today at League Island Navy
Yard for a period Of fifteen days active
duty afoat They will fill out the crews
Of the destroycrs Billingsly and Put
nam, which will cruise along the coast
and muncuvcr with the Atlantic fleet
during this time.
The active duty cruises were in
auguratcd by the Navy Department for
the naval rcservists who are in civil
life. to get in each year their prescribed
term of active duty. This is necessary
for the men to get their retainer pay
and to maintain their ratings 1t also
keeps them in touch with the navy and
the latest things tho are being done,
40 that in case of emergency they will
he ready to step into the job in which
they have practical experience and
training. Many of the men who are
making the summer cruises now are re-
servists who during the war never had
an opportunity to get on n regular navy
ship and it Is pointed out that these
cruises will familiarizc them with naval
regulation and sea routine.
There will be another cruise from
Philadelphia on September II, for which
officers of the Fourth Naval district are
enrolling men now.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
AUTO RUN TO GAP
|SPLEAS|NG TRIP
Roads Are in Fair Condition and
Scenery Along Whole Route
Is Charming
RIVER WINDS ALONGSIDE

The motorist who Is planning a week
end trip will find the ninety mile run
to Delaware Water Gap at this time
OF the year particularly pleasing.
All routes are not in good repair at
the present time. but the roads that
connect this city with Doylestown,
Easton and the Gap are good.
Most of the journey is through farm
country, dotted here and there with old
villages which mutely bespeak of van
ished days in the design of their houses
The Delaware river parallels the road
for quite distance after Ferndale is
passed, and the wooded glories of its
shores never fail to elicit great praise.
The average owner of an automobile
mas Mt some time or other taken this
charming journey, but if the trip has
not been made recently the driver viii
be wise if he takes the following rout,
both to and from the Gap:
Keep on the Lincoln highway through
willow Grove and straight on as far as
buckingham, then turn sharply to tn,
left until Doylestown is reached. Agar
mead due north to Pipersville and Fern
dale. The next town of good -siZet
population reached is Easton. Her,
II the travellers so desire stop may b,
made for a meal, as there are numbe,
OF ell-recommended hotels in the com
munity. The remaining distance to tn,
Gap is taken through Bangor and Port
land.
If motorists do not mind roads which
are not In perfect condition, but, nev
ertheless. fairly easy to travel over, the
return trip may be made through Naza
reth,. Bethlehem, Coopersburg. Sci
lersville. Hatfield, Amber and Chest
nut Hill.
However. if good roads are expected
10 be encountered to and from the Gam
1t is advisable to make the return trir
wa Bangor, Easton and Doylcstown
No detours have been reported along
this route, and those who have made the
run recently say it is comfortably free
OF ruts the entire distance.