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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

USED CAR BARGAINS
= Ford Coupe. new tires. starter. etc. $500
Ecrd Iourins car, fir1t class condi-
Several coed DcdE8 Touring cara as low
-. .ss9
one Hudson EpeelEter ....--.--....f 1850
HUDSON. peaaanFera ----- -tllel % tllsQ
Other good makes a. reduced prices
LONE STAR MOTOR co.
flS W. san Antonio- Phone soc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

AAAAaNA "a r ans
complete stock Of Grant SlE parts car
REQ 90 Dallas. Prompt shipments. Eff
cieul service Service station for Grant
ears and trucks only. We can serve sou
with any part Tor the Grant SIX or any
work on Grant car j. u. Couneu q Sons.
Grant SIX distributors. 2Io1 Commerce Sc.
Dallas Tex Lens distance Phi 6fl1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

FOR sALE-isls FORD sedan. IN perfect
condition. looks IKE new, owner leaving
city. priced right Phi 4s1a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28
At the Crescent.

alma Where Do You Live" a
real story known to millions, popu-
lar stars. big scenes. love interest
and a delightful vein of comedy,
closes its run at the Crescent theatre
tonight. On Monday and Tuesday
the attraction will be Tom Mix in
Desert Love-"
A large measure of the popularity
of the production is due no doubt
to the personality of its intrepid
star, Tom Mix. who wins admirers
by the wholesale with his frank,
genuine conquests yer man and ma
ture. Although his daredevil stunts
are the highest in their class, he
faunts none of the narrow bravado
of less genuine men.
1t is. however. the story itself
that holds out the strongest appeal,
because it is such a story as brings
out the best in a riproaring cowboy
like Mix. Strong men are in con
fict for the preservation of author
ity and the owe of women. The pic
ture bristles with tense situations.
Fights, chases, hair-breadth escapes
are the order of the day when Mix
comes to town. This is more true
in Desert Love" than in n other
production in which he has visited
us.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28
NEUGFNE OBRIEN in THE F6UREHEM sEzry PICTURES

BILE campaign which gives the boss
es some sleepless nights. They re-
sort to all sorts of political strate-
gem to get him to withdraw from
the race, and when he remains OBJ
durate they try to frame up" a
scandal which will make it irnpossi-
BILE for him to continue the cam
paign.
The erstwhile idler now shows
ONE of the great qualities that
have heretofore meen latent in him.
In a brutal, elemental fight, strip
ped of all the veneer covering, ava
rice and intrigue, he hits out man
fashion and carries the day.
Four hundred actors were used
in the filming of this spectacular
picture. A splendid supporting cast
includes Anna @. Nilsson, Ora Ca
rewe, Edwin Stevens, Joseph Gil
rard, Frances Parks and Kate
Price. Robert Ellis directed the
production.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28

was in one OF his moods OF medita-
tion-about what / didn't care to
guess. If only he were moiling over
our personal differences. how happy
I would have beeni l tried again
to get him to a talk:
THE Lorimer grounds were eve
so lovelyi"
"No-neveri"
Nv husband was perverse, that
was plain. I wanted him to make
M our quarrel. It was his turn to
do so. / could think of nothing else.
i expected him to love me so much
that he would break through MS
own pride and come to me. Unless
he came because he couldn't stay
away another hour, how could I be
sure that he cared for me-in the
way he had once cared?
1t seemed to me as We strolled
through the fragrant paths of the
garden that Bob was proceeding as
IL we hadn't n quarrel to make
mi I tried to hold my tongue, but
in spite of nv resolve, I began the
usual harangue of the Jealous wife
different in detail, in Vocabulary,
and intensity. but true to form in
topic since cave-wives first scolded:
at suppose a lot of men are merely
nice to silly women just as they are
nice to children-and-and Kittens"
1 ventured.
Jane, you're Jealous again-and
about nothing-as usual! I'm getting
pretty tired of It'll I'm not going
TO explain this time because there's
not a thing to ~explaini"
"Um-m-m! The remark sounds
fami1iari" / ventured.
you mean I've said it before?"
"Ofteni"
"I1l never say It again." came in
a hurt tone. We walked in silence
for five minutes.
Bob, 1 can live away from you,
in some kind of content, perhaps.
But 1 never never a live near you
unless there Is peace between us!"
1 exclaimed desperately.
who is destroying u peace, I'd
like to know? Believe me. I'll do
my share to preserve 1t. Jane, on
condition that we never discuss this
kind of a subject agahl"
Definitely. I SUPPOSE you mean
that 1 must not talk about Katherine
Milleri" l stormed.
ITO Be Continued.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28
.~eFgashIiehts of 1920"

Next Monday at the Majestic
Theatre marks the coming of Jacobs
and Jermon's newest addition to the
burlesque field, the Flashlights OF
1920" The snap and go which is
always in evidence IN the sort of
shows sent on tour by the manage
ment of this famous house of mirth
ana melody, Is especially evident In
the coming attraction. There are
pretty, dazzling girls In the chorus,
elaborate costuming, real comedy
and choice vaudeville of the stellar
variety, which has been universally
proclaimed to be the best seen IN
the light form of musical burlesque.
The consistent comedy of that well
known pair, McAllister and Sham
non, who head the cast is We'll
known. and they are supported by
Elsie Stradley, Alice Isabella, Jeanne
Brooks, Billy Noble. Jas. Slater and
Chas- W. Cross, all real burlesquers
and singers of pronounced note.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28

That popular young idol of the
screen, Eugene O'Brien, comes to
the Strand theatre Monday in a
new .Selznick picture, The Figure
head" which shows him as an i'd
ling young man about town who is
induced to accept a nomination for
mayor of his city, running against a
saloonkeeper who controls the city
politically.
What young Sherry Dows Gu
gene O'Brien) does not know is
that his opponent picked him as a
"~fgurehead" candidate who could
be easily beaten, and forced his
nomination upon the opposing party
leaders, who in reality took orders
from the saloon and dance-hall
a
Sherry regarded the entire affair
as a lark, anyway, but fired by a
love which lifts him out of his in
difference, he conducts a remarka-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28
The Book ofDeborah
By JANE noRDrER

wheel. I'll hang on somewhere. And
YOU and / will walk back through
the park, Janet"
1 slipped into the second seat OF
the car quietly. 1 hoped that Bob
and 1 would make up quarrel liz
the half hour it would take to tramp
home through the park of his fathers
estate.
But I found Bob didn't intend to
take the initiative in a peace pro-
posal. As soon as we had left
katherine, I suggested:
Lets go around by the lily pool
and cut a few buds for my table to-
morrow. Jappe win not care. He
let's me take what I like, you
know" (Jappe is Daddy Lorimer's
head gardener.)
"All right" was Bob's brief and
indefinite r%ejoinder. Evidently. Bob
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28

Bob Proceediy AS IL We Had Had
No Quarrel At All.
I was so relieved to find that my
husband had vanished that l smiled
too wildly. perhaps, and said un-
concernedly:
"Your flowers, Ksthernei Aren't
gorgeous2 Where's BobE
Lighting my auto lamps, I think
We chatted about her Initiation
into dishwashing processes until BOD
announced that the auto was reaoy.
"come on. Janet" he said, after
he had helped Katherine into her
in the small roadster.
There's no ROOM" 1 protested
although I knew ! would
suffer from a bad attack OF
melancholy where they to ride on
without me.
PLENTY! Let Katherine take the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28

RONCEvERTE, w. Va.-Mrs. l..
p. Morgan and her little son have
won the West Virginia annual snake
Championship story. While picking
blackberries they killed a mother
copperhead with fifty-six young
reptiles, they report.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28
GarretSOn Co.
Phone 43

Auto Washing, Storage,
Rerairs and General Garage
Service. 305-307 New Bruins
wick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28

bort Parts and Electrical
supplies for all cars 300
High E :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28

ITO Be Continued. J
The Washington times., 1920-09-25

Bernard 7. Boudren, Mgr. Central Branch
Frank Auidridse, Asset. Mgr. Cen. BN
Dsrr, whiteford 4 Dsrr. .Attys.
The Washington times., 1920-09-25

BANK OPENING
LARGELY ATTENDED
Columbia Heights Welcomes
Hamilton Savings Bank-Of-
ficers Receiving Today.

Amid a profusion Of cut MOWERS
and potted plants. officers and direc-
tors OF the Hamilton Savings Bank
are observing the opening day of the
Institution in receiving their friends
at the headquarters at 53oe -FOUR
teenth street northwest.
The banking room which 10 located
on a part Of the frontage which 10 10
be occupied by the proposed new
bank building. and. Is regarded As
model of its Kind by the directors.
one special convenience TO the sec
ton will be the large number OF
small safe deposit boxes which nave
been provided.
Headed by Charles w. Darr, promi-
nent In legal and civic circles or the
city, as acting president, IL Is be-
lieved that the bank will shortly oe-
veiop into one Of the thriving saw
ings institutions OF the city.
Charles c. Eckloff Is cashier, ana
today in speaking of the work IN
hand took occasion to point out that
with such a thriving branch at that
at Seventh and ! streets, the bank
starts business with splendid pros
poets.
The Washington times., 1920-09-25
EARLY CLOSING DISCUSSED.

In some quarters of District bank
Ing circles within the past few days
some opposition Is reported to have
developed to the o'clock closing time
as agreed upon by the Clearing House
recently, but IL is expected that THIS
will not be continued when the fuii
facts are placed before the bankers.
That the Clearing House was only
following in the wake of the District
Bankers Association Convention hello
on the Midland on June and 3, Pres
ident Harry v. Haynes OF the Farm
ers and Mechanics National Bank
pointed out this Afternoon, when
resolution was adopted resolving,
that 1t is desirable that the bankers
Of Washington adopt universal
hour for the closing of their COM
mercial departments, and that hour
should be p. M, except on satur-
days, when IL o'clock noon, VIII be
the closing hour"
Francis G. Addison, vice president
OF the Security Savings and CONNER
cial Bank, this afternoon pointed out
that IL the closing hour as decided
upon is carried out the banks Will
profit thereby.
Bank employees he pointed out will
get better hours and also will avoid
having to work overtime by reason OF
the longer hours now in existencss
The Washington times., 1920-09-25
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Foreign ex-
change opened irregular with only
slight changes from the closing quo
tations yesterday. Sterling showed a
fractional Improvement. Paris un-
changed. and lire made another re-
cession.
Demand sterling sold. at 3.47%.
cables 1854 up y; France cables
4.1sa. checks S.s7, unchanged; lire
cables 4.1Sh, checks 4.1s. off .o1
marks I.55, off .01: Swiss cables 1921,
checks 1876, unchanged; Belgian
cables 7.06A, checks 7.05. OFT .03:
peseta cables 14.72, checks 1910. up
OF: Stockholm cables 20.l0. checks
zoos, unchanged; Christiania cables
1850, checks 1876. up 10; Copen-
hagen cables 1855. checks 1850, on
.O5; guilder cables 31.l.
The Washington times., 1920-09-25
DANCING
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS, Washington. d. C.--Sealed
proposals will be received here until p.
m. October 20. 1890, and then opened, for
furnishing materials and labor and con-
structing foundation and substructure of
coping surrounding q rejecting pool in
West Potomac Park. Further rmation,
on applica tion.
The Washington times., 1920-09-25

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sxhk .swsiHs. ssA "a. p Rst
SdEsxL..syassy =. ssA nsrtsl. stsi.
DXSf2yaSE-1.sa.si .ss nsY ~.
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1 tt,sSS!npoS-!@s.ess~ =. ss1 caIsts. bsy.
n aVssE-E.I.s, q ..S ~ -: y.
g9p0nssLL-HSSA . - E1ss =, RI
TnLek-0sorss L. sna Assis -, Boy.
YOUnQ--yames a aad y1essecs, GlFt
The Washington times., 1920-09-25
Wooden Steamers For Sale
Two Hundred and Eishty-6vs United States
Shipping Board Steames

Sealed bids will be received in the office of Il
United States Shipping Board, 1910 Street N "
Washington D. c., on or before P. M, October
1920 Bids to be opened October 8, 1920, 10 O'Clock
the Offices of the Board
vessels showing the various types, dimensions ar
number available for sale are as follows:
Ns.S~
The Washington times., 1920-09-25
40 Annually
on Time
Certificates
Of Deposit.
Safe Deposit
Boxes.

Week days (eH-
e ep 4 Saturday
from $50 =. m.
until St30 ,. N. !,
On the last, LIST.
18th and 10th days
Of each month.
si3o until Q p. m.
On = = I urdays,
$50 y. m. until II
m. and from Si3O
sntfi $50 ,. m.
The Washington times., 1920-09-25
LARGER BANKING ROOM
CONrEMPLATED.

The property Immediately south Of
the Lincoln National Bank on Seventh
street has been purchased by the
bank. according to announcement OF
the directors Of the institution. with
"A view to ultimately charging the
banking house.
At meeting Of the directors yes
terday an extra dividend of 2 per
cent payable on October Is to share
holders of record October 8. was de-
ciared. The regular quarterly divi-
dend Is per cent.
The Washington times., 1920-09-25
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Wheat was u
to 3 cents lower at the opening. Corn
was y to 1 II cents lower, and oats
q lower.
Opening: Wheat-Decembsr, 1922 to
$2231h; March, S2.11 to $2.T2.
Corn--September sl.22h to 1928;
December 96%c to 9Ic: May, 97hc to
97%c.
Oats-December. 67bc to 57hc;
May, 6O&c to Gle.
The Washington times., 1920-09-25

Three of the city's savings banks
Mount Vernon. Standard, and Citi-
gems were admitted to membership
in the District Bankers Association
at a meeting Of the administrative
council of that organization held yes
terday afternoon.
Harry v. Haynes, president of the
Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank, and secretary Of the council,
was authorized to have the proceed
ines of the 1920 convention OF the
The Washington times., 1920-09-25
AN OPEN LETTER
TO
THE HIGH TYPE MEN
OF
THIS CITY.

II matters not whether you are an ace
high" salesman, an army officer about to
resign, or a government employe dcsirous
of Increasing your present earning power
so long as you have tho ability to
WALK and TALK and TELL
THE TRUTH.
this lit.ie ad In your opportunity.
A trems ndous undertaking CT national
scope, csptained by 4 group of the ccun-
try's ab,cst business leaders, IL about to
be launched. II we consider you qualihed
to represent. these men, you Will recelve
a short course In training that Will enable
you to earn weekly commissions upward OF
$3.50 by laying tho facts before the people
Of Washington
We do not want professional oil and mine
insuran nee agents, men under IS, or men
without personality. appearance or, back
bone.
The Washington times., 1920-09-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

scHEINERNAN A0ARDsTEIN = Isaac.
TO; Brins. 80. The Rev. ~. A. Horwits.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. tr..
-. The Rev. U. Dudley.
SCHELL-ROSS--Albert W. ~: Marion Jo-
ssphine, ~. ysdgs Robert Mattingiy:
CHAMBER -YHIELDs = Frank Ten
Downs.
vANELLA- cocKRHLL-s samuel 20; Dor
othy, ~ The Rsy 4. Stevenson,
css. -. The Rev. ~ A. Horwitx.
sHADWELL-DELANE Ray, ~
mond' va Ths Rev. j. e sr,ss: s"
HOLT BARABBLLE-Jack, II; Constanc &C
Elizabeth. Ia The Rev. J. II. Jenries. Z
The Washington times., 1920-09-25
DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK
DIVIDEND,

The usual quarterly dividend of 2
per cent payable on October to
shareholders Of record September rs.
has just been declared by the direc-
tors of the District National Bank.
according TO announcement.
The Washington times., 1920-09-25

ABEIzHessst =, II asys. slslsy Hes1
BsLL-rhsims b.. . days. isss nsssUs
ave n .
HEYLIN-os.ss. II prs. spsrssasy Hssp.
JAGo1sGAsy o.. 10 yra, isss AsnAsss
Ia RosQUE-A.5y,. 80 yrs. ossssstsvs
unlvsrsfty Hospital
R1wLsTT-.s,y o. - yssTs. ." Ne
RroD-Arthss IS ysars. ~ BhsaSstA's
x6 SssR. a. var. ,ss ~.
teenth street N. W.
sinnS-rrsnces X. IL years iT1Sx
-. s:f{Se street N. W.
street northwest
The Washington times., 1920-09-25
DEATH NOTICES

sTGvENk-on friday. Ssptsnbss -. 1859.
WALTER II. 0TEVEN8, at hiS veotdenoe,
sS st. N: ~. aged sixty -ons years
Funeral services. Monday, ct 4 ,. n.
AZ Fourth Presbytsrtan Church. Intesweal
private. =
The Washington times., 1920-09-25

District Bankers Association printed
in book form for distribution among
the member banks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17

Lines to Be Remembered.
A mar who does not know how to
learn from his mistakes turns one Of
the best schoolmasters out of his life.
Henry Ward Reechor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17

of his daughter, Mrs. william Cherry,
saturday afternoon at 1880 o'clock,
Rev. F. T. B. Reynolds officiating,
interment being in Green Grove GEM
etery.
Miss Alice r. Wharton sang
Beautiful Iele of Somewhere" and
Lead Kindly Light" The bearers
we're Edgar T. Hoose. Kenneth Conk-
lin, Captain William Woolley. Cap
tain Frank Stoney. William Maurer
and p. A. Sondergaard.
The deceased was seventy-seven
years old and was the son of the late
Elijah and Lucy Polling. He was born
in Keyport and always resided here.
Death was due to pneumonia, which
followed an operation several weeks
CO..
The deceased is survived by his
daughter. mentioned above. and O
sister, Mrs. William Henderson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17

Faarot Qef) and Lieutenant James J skehan. instructor of the
police training school,. have invented q device which will tattleo on
auto thieves Circular and diamond shaped disks are the important
factors. When the former is showing 1t indicates the owner is drfy-i
Ing the car When the diamond disk is up. the ignition is shut OF
and. II the car Is being run, 1t indicates that t.has been stolen The
device contains a road mirror and lights to indicate the direction Of
the auto.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17

funeral for III. S. Polling
By Special Correspondent.
KEfPORT. May 17:-Funeral
Dervsces for the late Hendriok g.
Polling were conducted at the home
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-19
EGY EMBERELET ARA
Egy meyer 80 cent felett 0ssze-
veszett egy vendegl6ssel es lel6tte

Hogy mennyit er egy emberelet,
AIT nem mindenki tudja. Az egyik
halando t0bbre, mask kevesebb
re becsuli. Olyan is akad, a Xxi
szerint 80 centet er, mint az
alabbi ,eset is igazolja.
Az elmult szombat este 9 ora
tajban egy "Texas" neven ismert
meyer bement Alex Pladin 629
West Federal street, vendegloje-
be. A meyer kivalasztott valami
ennival6t, minek 80 cent volt az
ara es megrendelte. A vendeg
los odavitte az etelt, a minek ell
fogyasztasa utan kerte 30 Genet.
A meyer sokalta a 30 centet, mig
a vendegl6s ragaszkodott a penz
kifizetesehez.
$50 szot kovetett, vegre is any
nyira elmergesedett a helyzet,
hogy meyer kikapta zsebebol a
revolveret es ketszer rea lott
Pladinra. Mindket golyo talalt
Az egyik a gyomorba, a mask a
mellbe furodott.l A vendeglost
azonnal bevittek a Scent Erzs6,
bet korhazba, hol az orvosos
megallapitottak, hogy felepiilese
nagyon kerdeses.
| A meyer persze azonnal eltint
es dacara annak, hogy 4 rend0r
seq mindenfele keresi, meg ms
sem tudott nyomara akadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-19
IZETLEN TREFA
Egy ismeretlen ember feliiltettc
n a rend0rseget

Szerdan reggel 8 ora utan va
laki AIT telefonalta a k6zpont!
rend6rseghez, hogy rabl5k van
max az egyik West Federal stree.
ii bankban es hogy javaban fosz
togat5ak a penztart
A rendorseg azonnal kikuldott
harom detektivet' es negy koz-
rend6rt, Xix nehany pillanat
alait szobanforgo bankban ter
mettek, azonban bekes betevok0n
es rendes izletfeleken kiviil nem
talaltak sekit sem bankbaE.
Kerdezoskodtek Jobbra- -balra, de a
bankban semmit sem tudtak az
esetr0l.
Termeszetesen az utica nepe is
0sszettorlodott aezalatt, latva,
hogy a rendor0k bankba men
TEX es AIT hittek, hogy tenyleg
valami nagyszabasu binteny tor
tenik oft. Nemsokara megtud-
tax a valot, hogy valami ismeret-
len ember feliiltette rendorseget,
mire a kozonseg is meltatlan-
kOdva- tavozott.
McNicholas kapitany, aki most
a rendorseget a fokapitany tavoi-
'leteben vezeti, kijelentette, hogy
ha megtudja, hogy XII volt az
izetlen trefa szerzoje, AIT leg
sulyosabban meg fogjak biintet-
nj.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-19
ANDERSON BRO HETEG

A youngstown bir6i kar leg
regibb .es legtekintelyesebb tagja,
w. S. Anderson, a Common Pleas
Court biraja, megbetegedett. AL
lapota szerdan rosszabbra for
dult es hozzatartoz6i feltek attol,
hogy komolyabb fordulat allhat
be bajaban. Az orvosa naponta
t0bbszor felkeresi a nepszerii b.
rot, kinek magyarsag koz0tt
is Macy szar2,: ismerosei vannak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-19
HASZNOs, MUNKA
A Vereskereszt miik0dese Ameri-
kaban. A magyar sajt6osztaly
tevekenysege

Az Amerikai Vercskereszt
amerikai mugodesenek
egyik nagyon fontos tenyezoje a
Foreign Language Information
Service.
A haboru megsziintevel a kor-
many mem latta sziiksegesnek,
hogy ezt az irodat toyabbra is
fennhatosaga alatt tartsa, atadta
tehat Vereskeresztnek, mely
legjobban volt ARA hivatva, hogy
az idegennyelvueket segitse. Ro-
vid hat honapja annak, hogy az
Amerikai Vereskereszt Egyesiilet
atvette ezt az irodat, de ez a ro-
vid ido is eleg volt ARA, hogy
megmutassa, mennyire sziven vi
sell az idegenek erdekeit.
Az idegennyelvu sajt6osztaly
tizennyolc kilonboz5 nyelvii al
osztalyaval segit minden idege-
men, barmilyen nyelvet is beszet-
jen. A magyarokat termeszete-
sen a Hungarian Section: ma
gyar osztaly tevekenysege erdekli
legjobban.
Nagyon sok azoknak a magya-
roknak a szama az Egyesiilt ALA
mokban, akiknek mem kell b6ye5-
ben magyaraznunk, nit tesz ez
az iroda magyarokert, inert mar
sokan tapasztaltak, hogy barmi-
lyen ugyben fordultak hozza, szi-
vesen, baratsagosan es a mi e.,
dijmentesen elintezte dolgukat
Az elmult hat honapban 13o
esetben segitett Magyar Osztaly
azokon. akik tevesen fizettek In
come Tax-iiket es ha igaza volt
az illet6nek, mindig vissza is kap-
ia a neki visszajar6 osszeget. Ma
gyon sok hazavandorlo ennek az
irodanak koszonheti, hogy utleve-
let minden baj nelkiil megkapta
Akik otthonlev0 rokonaikat akar-
tax ide kihozatni es hozzafordul-
tax, minden esetben jo tanacsot,
segitseget kaptak, amernyire a
jelenlegi bevandorlasi szabalyok
megengedtek. Szamtalan ma
gyarnak segitett polgarlevelet
megszerezni. Amerikai magyar
katonak bonus es haborus bizto-
sitasi ugyeit is akadaly nelkiil ell
intezte mem egy esetben. sc szi-
beriai hadifoglyot segitctt az ire
da haza Magyarorszagba amerikai
magyar rokonaik koltsegen
Szamtalan amerikai magyar holle-
tet kutatta fel magyarorszagi ro-
konaik keresere.
Legfontosabb tevekenysege azon
ban a hirszolgalat. Ellatja az ide-
gennyelvu lapokat olyan hirekkel
melyek a bevandorlokat kiil0no-
sen erdeklik es amit a kormanv
tudatni akar azokkal, akik ango-
lul nem tudnak. Ezzel szemben
viszont informalja a fels6bb ha-
tosagokat is az idegenek bajairoii,
kivansagair6l, veliik elkovetett
visszaelesekrGl.
Az utolso hat honapban tobb,
mint haromezer kozlemenyt kiild-
tex szet a kiilonboz6 nyelvii iro-
dak $50 idegennyelvu lapnak. Eb-
Dol a magyar osztaly $50 kozlc-
menyt bocsatott a magyar lapoa
rendelkezesere, melyek 1890 XII
lonboz6 lapszamban jelentek meg.
A Foreign Language Informa-
tion Service szlogalata teljesan
ingyenes. Az irodat az Amerikai
Vereskereszt Egyesiilet tartja fen
es ICY abban a helyzetben van
hogy a magyarok erdekeit teljesen
onzetleniil kepviselheti, ugyes-ba-
| JOS dolgokat elintezheti anelkii!,
hogy barminemii dijazasra tar
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