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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

! shouldered a rife with him in the army
of the Potomac.
One of the prsttiest sights of yes
terday was the sight of several hundred
veterans, with their wives and friends,
sitting as though they were one large
family hearing a concert in the lobby Of
the Lincoln Hotel.
1t was "Suwanee River" which caused
the veterans to bring the mucians back
time and again.
The veterans enjoy music and hundreds
Of them were attentive during an hour
concert yesterday on the Monument steps
by the Central Division Navy Recruit
ing Band of Chicago.
1t was the good old tunes of the days
gone by, the tunes that spurred the vet
erans on to victory which gave the vet
erans the most enjoyment during the
concert Of the Navy band, under the di-
rection Of Band kaster A. Morayec.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
League Endorsement
Cabled to President

WASHINGTON, Sept 20-The Inter
national Council, meeting in Christfanla
today. cabled President Wilson that It
had indorsed the principle of the League
of Nations.
The cable was signed by Ida Clyde
Clarke, American representative on the
council.
It reads: Representatives of twenty
two countries here in the International
Council Of Women unanimously indorse
principle of the League of Nations"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
BANDITS WORK IN
OPEN UNMASKED
Leisurely Rob Kansas City
Store After Binding Owner.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 20.-Two un-
masked men today entered the jewelry
store of Peter Shulls, bound and gagged
him and then riied the safe at their
leisure.
They took diamonds. bracelets and
watches valued at SIS 600.
A pssserby noticed the door open and
investigated, finding Shulla's bound body
behind a counter.
He released the jeweler and gave
alarm, but the bandits had escaped.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
Women Give Up Fight
for Run Over Ballot

\ ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 2o.-women viii
not vote in the turnover primary in
Georgia for the nomination of candi-,
date for Governor unless there is some
unforeseen and now unlikely develop
ment.
The State executive committee, 1t is
said, were so nearly unanimous against
the admittanee of women to the polls
that the question was not even recpened.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
Ah-Hiram IsReady
With Harding Speech

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Sept. 2O.-senator
Hiram Johnson will make his first speech
in behalf Of the Harding Coolidge ticket
and practically his first public appear
ance since the Chicago convention when
the state Republican convention meets
here tomorrow
Johnson, Republican managers an
nounce, also may make addresses in Los
Angeles and San Francisco before leav-
ying for the east to campaign in Har-
ding's behalf.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

That will be the
hour Of hours dur
ing the encamp-
ment and the one
prayer or every
veteran is that he
viii be strong
enough to walk
every step of the
way.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
HAIR TRIM, So:
MANICURE, S6!

CHICAGO. Sept. 2o.-Requiem serv-
ices for poor old Dobbin were in
order at the annual convention OF the
National Horseshoers Association,
opening here today.
The number OF horseshosrs in the
country has been cut in half during
the last four years, Bernard German.
Chicago, said, due to proportionate
decrease In the number of horses.
The automobile has driven horses
from the streets, he said
Many animals also were killed dur
ing the war.
The cost of manicuring a horse was
set at 50, SO for trimming hoofs and
So for cutting hair.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
ROOSEVELT TO ENTER
Sd INTENSIVE TOUR

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-vive Presiden-
tial Candidate Roosevelt viii start next
Sunday on his third Intensive stump!ng
tour, according to announcement made
at Democratic national headquarters to-
day.
His itinerary includes: Oct. l. Mt
Sterling, Winchester, Lexington and
Louisville. Ky; Oct 2, Guthrie, Hop
hnsville, Madisonville, owensboro and
Bowling Green, KY.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

By WALTER d. HICKMAN.

"Now, Bill, don't you get off of this
here train until you are sure that 1t be
Indianapolis"
"sufe, this is the town." said the white
haired veteran to his wife, "Ain't your
eyesight keen enough to see them well
come signs on these here men and
women"
Then the sweet faced and white haired
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
Indiana Tax Board
Z to Fix Rates Soon

Levy for the state tax for 1921 Will be
fixed about Wednesday by the State
Board of Tax Commissioners, Fred A.
Sims, chairman, stated today.
The board met today for the fourth
and last session of the year.
Organization of the board and prepara
ations for transacting the business for
this session occupied today's meeting,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

The of
Of the Republic Indianapolis
Thousands
the streets and hotels
interesting stories of
heroes of Americas Civil
including especially the Soldiers
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
HoURLY TEMPERArURE.
~ Free Copy OF the
Democratic Doctrine

Everybody Is talking about the cam
paign for President.
One has hard time getting through a
day without an argument on some Of the
policies Of the parties.
To listen intelligentIy, to argue effec-
lively, to vote wisely, one must know
the fundamental issues.
Our Washington Information Bureau
win furnish a number Of educational bull
sefins during the campaign. The first Is
THE DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE. This
pal1phset contains the keynote speech,
the platform and the speech of accep-
tance Get this and the offerings that
are to follow. KNOW THE ISSUES.
On dIling out the coupon print name
and address or be sure to write plainly
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
OPEN LETTER


To Indianapolis Motorists.
This city Will have as its guests
this week thousands of visitors who
are not as spry as they were In
years gone by.
Many of them will not be familiar
with the traffic regulations and
many will be unable to clear the
crossings with alacrity.
Just a little more care than usual
on the part of motor drivers will
be the means of saving accidents,
perhaps of saving life.
Bear this in mind as you drive
and let no guest Of the city form
an unfavOrable impression Of Indi-
annapolis motorists.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

common" smiled a
G.. A. r. veteran
who had been hear
ing the friendly
argument, I'VE al
ways made a bee
line when it was
mess time"
In several of the
delegations there is
not as much as FIVE
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
Hurricane Hits
Caribbean Sea

DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 21.-A tropical
hurricane, reported raging in the Car
ibbean Sea, was said to be headed north
westward from the eighty fifth meridian.
In private cables received today by III. a.
Thomas &. Co., cotton brokers.
The message indicated the storm will
hit the Yucatan peninsula and Territorio
Quintana Roo, Mexico.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

woman gently es-
corted b y h e T
proud and patri-
otic husband were
received by the
friendly reception
committee at the
Union station.
When ct e ran
meets veteran one
Of the frst topics
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

talking with the sailors and soldiers OF
the European war and they lose no time
in telling the young bucks" what Grant
would have done II he and the boys Of
the Civil War had been on the job.
But we fighters of 81 and you scrap
pers of the last war, had one thing in
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
PRIMARY CLAIMS
SCANDAL BREAKS
OUT IN G.. @. p. CAMP

That County dollars
without claims being individual
approved County Board of Commissioners in writ
ngb known
last spring approximately was $2OOO ana
inspectors
paid he
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
SIXTH FoODLEss DAY FOR DOCTOR.

MUSKEGoN, Mich, Sept. 20.-Dr. Otis
w. Sedgwick, in jail here in connection
with the death of his wife and daugh-
ter at Whitehall. Mich, today started ON
the sixth day OF his hungeH and thirst
strike. He has not touched food or
water since his arrest, although efforts
have been made to feed him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

Left to Rights. A. Campbell and
NJ. L. Campbell at the age of 1s.
Twin brothers-hghting side by side in
'65, marching side by side !n 20.
That Is the story of NJ. L. Campbell
OF Leavenworth. Kan, and s. A. Camp
bell of Mattoon, ILL.,, who are in Indian
apolis today. again relating their expert
ences when, at the age Of 10, they sheul-
dered muskets and Joined the 151st Vol
unteer Infantry, Company H.
BELIEVED YOUNGEST
TWIN VETERANS OF '6I.
The Campbell brothers are said to be
the youngest living twin veterans Of the
Civil War.
H. L. Campbell is known as the Sol
dier Poet
I In the days when marching was diff
1 hcult the poet dreamed OF victory In
tel AIS Of poetry; today those sentiments
are found In "ATy Soldier Boy" when
He Returns" Eating Too Much" aud
"A Veterans Prayer"
The lively little fellow from Kansas,
almost hidden under a bank OF suntow-
ers-the Kansas State hower-wearing
suniower epaulets and a high silk hat
which was surmounted by another dover
Of the same species. kept groups Of In
terested listeners In smiles as he recited
humorous and philosophical poems while
waiting In line at the Union station.
Many OF these he has included in a
book entitled Reunion" which he has
prepared especially for the veterans In
attendance at this encampment.
As they walked along downtown
thoroughfare the brothers recalled 10
mind incidences OF their first visit to
the city. hfty-nye years ago.
when our regiment was mustered
aud we babe farewell to those We left
at home. our hrst stopping place on our
way 10 the front was indianapolis
WRITES POETRY
ON INDIANAPOLIS.
What the poet now thinks OF Indian
apolis and Indiana is best summarized
in stanzas OF a poem OF eulogy which
be wrote recently:
Your days unfnrled.
q, indianapolis
You're the heart Of the world,
o. indianapolis"
You're Americas hest,
In our brave. manly breasts
Throhs the soul OF the Middle West.
O. indianapolis.
Concluding with this tribute:
The cornbread's in the oven,
The roasting hens are fat;
I And you'u never fnd a better place
Than old Indiana In which to hang
your hat"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
Side Lights Of
Enc m pm e n t

One OF the veterans applied to volun-
teer Of the housing committee for room
for himself and his wife. stating that
she would not arrive until today.
The young lady complied with the re-
quest, but wishing to assure herself that
the matter would be carried out with
out hitch" cautioned him to be sure
to meet her, and in her excitement asked
You'll know her when you see her -
To which the old fellow drew himself
up to full height and snorted:
We'll, I ought to. I've lived with her
Tor nigh on to hfty years!"
Frank Terwillegar 945 Eugene street,
volunteer member of the transporta-
/ ton committee, reported to the housing
committee that his automobile was
ready for another trip TO convey guests
to their assigned rooms.
Three veterans were waiting.
Their spokesman was scarcely over .
feet In height, al barely measured to
the height Of Terwillegar's shoulders.
When asked where be was going to
take the guests Terwillegar jokingiy re-
Piled, "oh. I'll take you down to the
river and throw you in"
Instantly the spokesman threw back
his shoulders and in the same spirit re-
/ torted: ''If you think you're a better
man than l, go to IT,"
Three veterans had applied for rooms.
I'VE don't care where you Put u.s."
they chorused, but we'd rather be
where there are three pretty young
ladies'"
Carlton Dryden OF the Burlington
Uowa) G. a. r. delegation caused many
laughs among the veterans as they stood
in line before the housing committee
booth.
This reminds me somewhat of stand
ing in line for mess way back in 61,' -
he said.
only speed is lacking here" he added.
He turned around and surveyed the
crowd which thronged about him, after
which he stated that he'd moved only
bout eleven inches in the last forty five
minutes~
but pep up, comrades" he cheered.
keep your ehins high in the air and
we'll get there, just like we did over
/ half century ago. and when We do
we'll show Indianapolis that Iowa is stlgl
on the map"
The National Drum Corps. composed of
veterans from all parts Of the country,
is housed in the National Guard Armory
at Sixteenth street and Senate avenue.
The corps win be a feature Of the
parade Wednesday.
The most decorated man attending the
encampment is D. B. Saint Sc, of Mt
Sterling. Ohio.
He wears thirty-two badges, each
badge representing either a state or a
national encampment.
He served during the Civil War in the
114th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

Thousands of men who fought side by
side to make this nation united country
tonight will dream sweet dreams in COM
Portable indianapolis homes and hotels.
And as taps is sounded that will be
happy men.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
ONE SIM FEINER KILLED.

DUBLIN. Sept 2O.-Sinn Eeiners and
British soldiers yesterday engaged in a
sharp skirmish which resulted in one
Sim Feiner's death and forty taken
prisoners.
Several were injured
The military had the benefit Of ar
mored cars.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
WEATHER

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
for the twenty hours ending Z p. m.
Tuesday, Sept 81: Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday; not much change in tenn
perature
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
BELIEVES FISCHER
HAS WAR TIME RECORD.

Reports from Toronto, Canada, today
stated that Lieut.. J. II. sproul had told
police there he believed Edwin P Fischer
arrested in Hamilton Friday is Paul
Fischer. held in Nova Scotia intern
ment camp as an alien enemy during the
war
Sproul. sick in bed when he saw news
papers with pictures Of Fischer, got up
and went to the detective Office. Sproul
said
Fischer particularly impressed me be
cause he caused more trouble than all
the rest Of the men put together
'The Fischer Of the internment camp
was a good pianist and led an orchestra
of forty pieces. formed by the pris-
oners.
''fhe records showed that he was
New Yorker. He was captured as an
Continued on Page Five.l
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

HUNGER STRIKERS SUFFER-.
CORK. Sept 20.-Au of the Sim Fein
hunger strikers in the Cork jail are in
serious condition.
They have not touched food for forty
days.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

years difference in the ages of the men.
Minnesota delegates find old comrades
in the Dakota delegation and the Calf
fornia q. A. r. discovers.a buddy" who
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
Il Il Il

The sweetest music which the veterans
will hear during the encampment will be
the bugle calling the men to fall in for
the grand parade Wednesday morning.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
CITY is BERIBBONED
AND HAMMERED TO
GREET HEROES OF 81

TOmorrows the
Page
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
WARN ATTEMPT
TO BLOW UP US.
CUSTOM HOUSE
Anonymous Note to Gotham's
Internal Revenue Head
Points Danger.
JURYMEN GRILL FISCHER

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-A warning
that bomb explosions similar to that in
New York would take place In Washing
ton, Cleveland and Pittsburgh very
soon" was received today by a local
newspaper.
The letter, which was turned over to
the department. of justice, was signed
"a. A. f." (American Anarchist fighters)
and was written In pencil on cheap pa
per. 1t was mailed in Washington.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2o-As the Sep
tember grand jury was today beginning
the most searching investigation in the
history Of New York in an effort to
solve the Wall street explosion 1t was
learned that William IA Edwards, col
lector of internal revenue, had Just re-
ceived warning that an attempt would
be made tomorrow to blow up the Gus
tom house
The threat TO Collector Edwards was
written on a postcard which was sent
through the mails.
1t was signed a Citizen"
The card was turned over to the Gus
todian of the custom house while Post
master Thomas G. Patton and the de-
partment of justice were notified.
1T was the most direct warning 1
ever saw" declared Collector Edwards
this afternoon.
The sender Of the card threatened to
blow up the building at o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon.
The warning has some Of the at
taches Of the custom house pretty badly
scared, but the building is under
strong guard.
"I can assure you that I viii be on
the Job as usual tomorrow afternoon.
II found the card on my desk when
arrived this morning"
Edward Fischer. who sent warnings to
at least two persons, and who was later
ARRESTED in Canada as an insane man,
was summoned to testify before the
grand jury, despite the fact that he is
admittedly deficient mentally spd ire
sponsible.
Fischef arrived here this morning In
custody Of two New York detectives.
FISCHER CLAIMS he
FoREToLD END or WAR.
Griued for two hours at police head
quarters today, Fischer stuck tenacious
~ to his original claim that they were
based solely on what he called an nm
canny gift Of pramonition.
It was n familiar trait. he asserted.
and was especially well developed with
his mother.
He claimed he accurately foretold the
end Of the war.
Fischer admitted being an admlrer OF
Emma Goldman. the deported extremist
leader.
He stoutly averred, however, he bad nc
connection with any extremist or terror
ist organizations and had not direct in
formation whatever that might have beer
/ the basis OF bis warnings
/ After his examination by the police
! Fischer was taken to the district at
1 torney's Office for further grllling
against the protest of his brother in- law
Robert A. Pope who brought him t.
/ New York from Canada.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

Frederic J.>Haskin, Director,
The Indiana Daily Times Informa-
tien Bureau,
Washington, ID. O.
for return postage on q free copy of
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Three veterans had applied for rooms.
We don't care where you put u.s."
they chorused, but we'd rather be
where there are three pretty young
iasftes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
SERB KEGYETLENsEG

Knla es Cservenka banati k0z-
segekbol a svab parasztlegenyek
kiild0ttsegben indultak a zombo-
ri alispanhoz, hogy tiltakozzanak
most elrendelt sorozasok ellen.
A SERB katonasag k0rulfogta
az orszaguton a vedtelen svab le-
genyeket, sortiizet adott rajuk es
k0ziiliik tizennyolcat halalosan
megsebesitett.
Hogy a SERB hat6sagok min
den esetleges felkelesi mozga-
lomnak elejet vegyek, SERB, mon
tenegroi es alban csapatokat te-
lepitettek le a szinmagyar k0z-
segekbe es a svab falukba. A
SERB hivatalos lap egg rendele-
tet is kozol, amely SERBIA terri
leter6l kiutasit minden olyan
egyent, aki eddig meg mem tette
le hiisegeskiit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
II1TEDHET oRSZAGRA
s. -. sz6L6gLAK0DALoM

Al rfgi j6 id8k legendaja, he
tedhet orszagra szol6 dinom-da-
nom azert valera eled neha meg a
mai silk viszonyok k0zott is. A
miskolci Reggeli Hirlapban olvas-
snk, hogy a Fiizesabony mellett
lev6 Mez6tarkanyban ferihez
ment bir6 leanya es a lakzin a
idetvagyu vendegek nyolcvanezer
korona ertekii elelmiszert TO-
gyasztottak ell. A lakodalmi ebed
hez egy marhat, k6t borjut, egy
sertest. 0t iuhot. harminc tyukot.
temerdek kacsat es libat vaetak
lie es Egerb6l nyolc hektoliter
bort hozattak, hogy legyen nit
iiriteni poharakb6l az ifiu par
egeszsegere. (Bndapesten pedig
eheznek. Szerk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
0R0M A vAGONvAROSBAN

Macy volt vigassag a nyuga-
ii palyaudvar menekiilt varosa-
ban a vagonlakok gyerekei ko-
z0tt. Az egyik raktar melle tolt
wagon elkezdett csepegni. A ST.
mex k6z0tt iatszodaz6 gyerekse-
reg bizalmatlanul nezte a pirosas
folyadekot, mely nagy. t6csakba
gviilt a kavicsos homokon. Egy
vallalkozobb lurk6 megk6stolta a
gyanus valamit ugy talalta,
hogy ez a valami bizony nagyon
is. nagyon edes, ez malnasz0rp.
Az6ta alland6an az edes wagon
koriil tolong a gyereknep $ gyiii-
ii cseszekbe, fazekakba, iivegekbe
az ingyen edesseget A kocsi
meg, mintha csak szive volna,
eeyre bSsegesebben ada aiande-
kat az edessegre ehes apr6sagok-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
Nit c-..laInak otthon.
(Szemelvenyek legujabb hazai lapok napi hreiB6l
FELMENTETT FERJGYILKOs
ASSZONY

Satoraljaujhelyr6l jelentik: A
satoraljaujhelyi t0rvenyszek sta
tarialis bir6saga most itelkezett
Sinai Andrasne, sziil. Keltner
Magdolna felett, XII par nappal ez
el6tt ferjet valami perpatvarb6l
kifoly6an dnlakodas k5zben meg
fojtotta. A bir6sag zart targya-
las utan az asszonyt a vad es ko-
vetkezmenyei alol felmentette, mi
utan beigazol6dott az, hogy meg
gyikolt ember eros alkoholista
es szivbajos volt, akit mar dula-
kodas izgalmai is meg0lhettek, a
nelkiil, hogy a halalt fojtogatas
idezte yolna el6. A felmentett
asszonyt nyomban szabadlabra
helyeztek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
ELBUCSUZTAK EZ EYRE 4
NEW YORK; SZINESZEK

Szerdan este mondtak bucsut az
6szi viszontlatas remenyeben a
new york; szineszek a Kossuth
K6rben megjelent oyer szamu ko-
zonseg el6tt. A bucsuel6adason
bemutattak "a Tancosn6" cimii
operettet. Akik Oft voltak, egy-
hangulag AIT mondottak, hogy ez
~ el3adas egyike volt a legiobbak
max. Kar, hogy k0zonseg mem
volt nagyobb, de az iden elfarad-
tax a youngstowniak sok szin-
haziarasban. A k0z0nseg az 5sz-
szel ismet viszontlatja kedvenceit,
akik ezen az uton is koszonetet
mondanak a youngstowniaknak
az ev folyaman tanusitott partolas
ert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
HANY HALLGAT6JA VAN "A
BUDAPEST EGYETEMNEK?

A budapest egyetem kvesztori
hivatala kimutatast keszitett a
mostani tanevre beiratkozott hall
gat6k szamar6l. Eszerint hittan-
hallgat6 SO, joghallgat6 959, or
vostanhallgat6 1858, bolcseszet
tanhallgat6 800, gy6gyszeresz-
tanhallgat6 I. ewes q, TT. ewes So,
beiratkozott hallgat6k letszama
0sszesen 1859. A beiratkozott
hallgat6k KOHL n6k szama hoz-
zavetl6legesen 300-40O. Zsid6-
vallasn hallgato alit6lag tiz ke-
riilt felvetelre, ezeket ,azonban
csak ideiglenesen irtak be. Az
igazol6-eljarast folyamatba teszik
elleniik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
KIvEGEZTEK A FERJGYIL-
KOS KoRCsMARosNET Els
FIvERET

A budapest biintet6t0rveny-
seek mint r0gtonitel3 bir6sag DIR.
Macy Bella elnoklesevel multi
napokban hirdettei XII Varga Ka-
rolyne es tarsainak biiniigyeben
az iteletet. Vadlottak, mint is
meretes, ez ev marcus 31-en Ell
jel Varga Karoly vendegl6st
korcsmajaban megoltek. A rog-
tonitel8 bir6sag ferigyilkos asz-
szonyf biinosnek mondotta XII
gyilkossag biintetteben mint tet-
test es fiveret, Kovacs Gyorgy
csapost gyilkossagra val6 felbuj-
tas biintetteben mint tettest, es
exert mind a kett6t k0tel altali
halalra itelte. A birosag a ke-
gyelmi kervenyeket elutasitotta
es' a halara itelteket a gyiijt6fog-
haz udvaran kivegeztek.