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The Washington times., 1920-10-27
CONSTANTINE SAYS
He DIDN'T LEAVE
Ex-King of Greece Denies Ab-
dication in Interview
With Doctors.

NEW YORK, Oct 27--A story of
the high hopes of ex-King Con-
stantine to regain the throne of
Greece was told yesterday by DR..
William Forgo, of Hasbrouck
Heights, n. j.. who was a passen-
ger on the Italian liner Pesaro from
Genoa.
DR.. Forgo said he had a long talk
with the former ruler. and the lat
ter said that he virtually was King
of Greece then, as he had never
abdicated- Constantine informed him
that his son, Alexander. who died
OF poison from a monkey bite, had
written him often of his unhappy
life and said that he never had
considered himself king.
Constantine" said DR.. ForRo,
told me that he had merely left the
country--not abdicated. He said he
knew the Greek people wanted him
back on the throne and that Vcni-
zelos. the Premier and the strongest
man in the Republican party. had
failed utterly in his efforts to
change the form of government The
Premier. he said, had promised to
raise an army of 10000 men, but
only 10000 volunteered, and these
merely offered TO serve for high
pay Constantine believes that.
sooner or later. he will be restored
to his throne and that no ono outside
his royal family ever viii be kinG
OF the Greeks"
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
CHEVY CHASE PARADES
FOR LEAGUE AT RALLY

An Illuminated Automopile parade,
two miles long. proceeded by an In
spirod brass band featured the Demo-
cratic rally last night In cnesy Chase
Following the parade the Cox
Roosevelt Campaign Club held a
meeting In the Chevy Chase library,
at which former Senator Blair Lee OF
Maryland; Mrs. j. Il. Jones, a hepub-
lican OF Wisconsin. who 10 supporting
Cor; Harry J. Hunt commissioner Of
Montgomery county. Nd; Mrs. Clara
Sears Taylor. OF the District rent
commission, and Russell Balderson. Of
Virginia, were the speakers.
w. O. Carter. president OF the club
started the symposium on the bene-
fits of the League OF nations, All the
speakers predicted Cox victory.
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
PRETTY YOUNG Wife
! Of OFFICER GONE
Mystery Wells Disappearance OF
Mrs. John S. Svesson From
/ Gotham Home.

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Mystery
surrounds the oisAppsarsnos on Sep
tembsr 10 Of Mrs. John s. syessos.
pretty young wife OF an officer In
the United States navy. from her
home at 100 Madison street. Brook
lyn- When last seen she wore ex'
psnsive Jsweiry, including a diamond
necklace and two diamond rings. and
her mother. Mrs. Theodore Van Riper,
fears she met with foul play.
The missing woman's husband Is
stationed In Virginia. The couple
have q nve-year-old daughter.
"She adored her daughter" said
Mrs. Svesson's mother; was happily
married and had everything to live
for. We cannot account for her sb-
sence. and, despite An unromitting
search. have obtained not the slight
est clue to her whereabouts Private
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
NAT|ONAL|STS ASK
RETURN Of KAISER
German Party In Convention
Demand That MonarchIst
Rule Be Restored.

HANOVER. Germany Oct III
Amid dsafsnins applause the German
national party In convention here
yesterday demanded the restoration
OF the monarchy. The party adopted
the slogan:
I'VE want q strong Kaiser"
Minister Hergt. In a speech which
outlined the party platform said
1T Is our duty 20 combat pariiA-
mentary domination. Not until there
is a restoration OF the monarchy can
Germany recover. Only monarchy
Is able to restore our financial situS-
alton and lead us out OF our chaos"
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
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The Washington times., 1920-10-27
Wilson Delays League Envoy.

President Wilson has not yet ms-ie
an appointment OF an American TO
sit on the League OF Nations com
mission to take up the Aland Islands
dispute. II is announced at the
State Department IL is understood
that the President has rendered the
appointment to ono man. but that II
had been refused
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
DEMOCRATS TO RALLY.

Col Forest w. Brown. Democratic
candidate for Congress In the Sec
ond district OF West Virginia will
address the West Virginia Demo-
cratic voters at Democratic head
quarters. 1346 Pennsylvania avenue.
northwest at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
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The Washington times., 1920-10-27
.FARMER-lABOR RALLY.

A final rally before election will be
held Saturday night by the Farmer
Labor party OF the District In the
Perpetual Building Hall. Eleventh
and u streets. northwest.
The Washington times., 1920-10-27

but Health Officer Joseph Dudley, of
that city. was out " town, and other
Officials refused ~ @ocspthim IA the
absence 0f the health onlosr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13
East Youngstown
Az ELs0 PIKNIK

No vegre megmozdult az east
youngstown magyarsag, amely-
mex ugy latszik, hogy "szaraz >
korszakben csaknem teljesen e.
ment kedve tanct6l es mula-
tastol, inert a telen at bizon !;
mem volt bal a Grow hallbar.
lit a nyar eleje es megerkezet !
vele piknikek ideje is. Az e.
SO piknikct az iden Pet6fi Egy-
let rendezi magyarok altal j6l
ismert east youngstown Zupr-
farmon. Macy el6kesziiletekct
tett a tisztikar es megvalasztott
bizottsag ARA, hogy az els3 sza-
badbani mulatas jol sikeriilj0n es
a k0zonseg jol erezze magat. A
mulatsagon a kitiin6 fedett, de
megis szellos tancteremben Rig6
Joska fiist0sei huzzak maid a
talp ala val6t piinkosd vasarnap
janak, majus 23-anak delutanjan
es estejen. A balbizottsag ICY
lett kivalogatva: Eln0k Tomory
Istvan, Luncs tiket kezel6 Bors
Ferenc. Luncs tiket elarusit6k
Pomori Lajos, Kantor Daniel.
Saghi Ignas. Belep6jegynel:
kis Samuel, Macy Ignac, T6thI
Lajos es Majoros Istvan. Bar
tenderek: Novotnik Josef, Kesz-
Ter Ferenc, Cseh Mihaly, Mezey
1mre, Rapcsos Janos, Taesik
Gyorgy es Berczi Sander. Luncs-
nal Balla Gabor es Balog Josef.
mig a bevasarlassal Tomori Ist-
want, Csepke Ballast es Lukovsz-
ki Palt biztak meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13

VI FOGLALKOZAS

Az illemtanar meseli egy tame.
6ran tanitvanyainak:
Ujabban nagyon sajatsagos
foglalkozast vallaltam. Meghi
vatom magamat mint el6kel6 ven
reg hadimilliomosokhoz, akiket
az etkezes alkalmaval illetlense.
,giikre figyelmeztetek. A honora.
rinm szaz korona alapdij, ezenki.
viii minden illetlensegert, ami az
asztalnal el6fordul es amire en- fo.
gyelmeztetem, kiil0n jutalmat ka-
pok. ICY peldaul felszamitok a
kessel val6 evesert tiz koronat,
a csamcsogasert tizen0t koronat
tanyernyalasert husz koronat,
foldrek0pesert harminc koronat,
villanak fogpiszkal6 helyett val6
hasznalataert harminc koronat Is
ICY tovabb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L
zesitsGk a folyoiratnt

r6szesitsek folyoiratot. Al
nagybizottsag erre egyhangulag
ugy dontott, hogy az iigyet min
den egylet kiildottc terjessze egy
lete ele es kerte fel a tagsagot,
hogy el6fizetdseikkel partoljak a
Commentator. Az egyletek ezen-
tul kapnak minden peldanybol
ket szamot, hogy a magyarsag
lathassa, hogy lap q, minden
el6fizettsert pedig az illet6 nem-
csak tagja lesz Szovetsegnek,
hancm annyival tobb peldanyt
lehet maid kuldeni -befolyasos
amerikaiaknak, hogy megismer-
jek a magyarsag igazat.
Miutan az egyleteket ujb6l fel
sz6litottak, hogy gondolkozzanak
julius Are tervezett felvonulas-
rol mar most, a gyiiles veget ert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13
EIAD0

egy nj billiard asztal felszerelessel
es hat szekkel. Gin: Gr6sz San
dor, 434 Crescent street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13
FERFI EGYLETI GYttLEs

A Reformatus Egyhazi Ferfi
Betegsegelyz6 Egylet most va
sarnap delutan 2 6rat6l kezdve
tarja rendes havi gyuleset az egy
haz gyiilestermeben. Kerjuk a
tagokat, hogy lehetoleg pontosan
es Macy szamban jelenjenek meg,
inert gontos inditvanyok keriil-
mex targyalasra.
A tisztikar neveben
Szabo P. Istvan, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13
GRONNA SZENAToR
T0RvENYJAvAsLATA

Gronna koztarsasagi parti SEE
nator, a szenatus f0ldmivelesiigyi
bizottsaganak tagja, t6rvenyja-
vaslatot nyujtott be, mely meg
sziintetne sz0vetsegi kormany-
max buzara vonatkoz6 arszaba-
lyozasi es szetosztasi jogait. f
Javaslat tobbek kozt megsziintet-
ne a U. E, Grain Corporation-t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13

van rom. kath. egyletnek, .annak
osszes tagjainak es tisztvisel6i.
mex, hogy elhunyt ferjem Mol.
mar Peter utan nckem iar6 $21s
halaleseti segelyt megszabott
id6ben hiany nelkiil kifizette. Is.
ten ,aldasa legycn Scent Istvan
egylct minden takjan, inert le.
t6rlik az 0zvegy k6nyeit es segi.
tcnek azon, .aki kenyerkeresd
nelkiil maradt.
Ozv. MOlnar P1terna
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13

$1,000 keszpenz vagy havi tor
lesztesre 2 szobas haz. K0alap.
Lot 50x200. Kerdez6sk0dhetik
az 1121 East Madison avenu alatti
groszeriben vagy a tulajdonosnal
level utjan. w. F. Nehf, 81 N.
La Sale street, Chicago, Ill.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13
FRANcIA IPAR

Parisbol jelentik, hogy tervbe
vettek vilag legnagyobb ipar-
telepenek felepiteset, amely
Marche du Monde" nev alatt
mint Franciaorszag ipari koz-
pontja lesz ismeretes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
9@ koreb0l Gn

Leikesz: Gerenday Laszl6. Ma
honing Ave. Telefon Bell 142, Auto
matte 1897. Gondnok Geressy San
dor, 413 Dakota st. Telefon Auto
matte 4771. Penztaros Seb6k Ca
Dor, TAI Mahoning Ave. Telefonjai,
mint Ielkesze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13
KOsZONETNYILVANITAS

En- alulirott 0zv. Molnar Pc
terne ezen az uton is kifejezem
halas k0sz0netemet Scent Ist-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13

Magyarul beszelo leany, ah to-
tul is tud Is az amerikai gyors-
irast es gspirast birja es iizleti
k0nyvekhez is ert, kitui6 a1last
kaphat. B6vebbet 9 lap seer.
keszt6segeben, 800 w. Federal st.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07
BRITISH WARSHIPS
 FIRE UPON TURKS
NATIONALISTS POSITIONS ON THE SEA OF MARMORA ARE SHELLED BY THE BRITIST FRI DAY NIGHT.

Constantinople, June 6. British waships opened fire on Nationalists positions near Touzla, on the sea of Marmora, 38 miles west of Ismida late Friday night. f
 Constantinople was aroused by the heavy firing of the guns of the Brit ish warships. The Nationalists had approached close to the British en- trenchments along the Gulf of Ismida where many British units are sta tioned to protect the troops guard ing the railway.
 The collapse of the sultan's troops leaves the British alone to defend the railway terminals opposite Constanti- nople.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07

you may rebuild Europe, emancipate your sex and make the world a fit place for an advancing people to live in. Without it you are lost in politi- cal chaos. As I view world politics, the only hope for happiness peace and prosperity in the world lies in the thorough democrazation of all gov ernments."
 Before Mrs. Catt were delegates from Norway, Denmark and Iceland, Great Britain, Sweden and Holland, who have been recently enfranchised Most notable of all these was pres ent the president of the German Ma tional Suffrage Association member of the city council of Dresden.
 Germany, Mrs. Catt asserted, "has outstripped all other nations in the recognition of the principle of equal. ity, with 137 women serving on city councils and 37 women as members o1 the national Parliament.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07
WOMEN BETRAYED
 SAYS MRS. GAIT
TELLS EUROPEAN WOMEN OF THE SITUATION IN AMERICA SAYS SUFFRAGE HAS BEEN BETRAYED BY OWN WOMEN.

Washington June 6.-The women of the United States feel that they have been berayed by their own na- tion, declared Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, honorary chairman of the Ma tional League of Women Voters in an address delivered today before the congress of the International Woman Suffrage Association at Geneva Switzerland The text of Mrs. Catt's remarks was made public at the lea que headquarters here.
 "As all the world knows, the United States has been dedicated from the first to the people of self govern ment," said Mrs. Catt. "No other na tion has made the same pronounce ments.
 "No other country has repudiatet it's constitution, principles and history in its denal of votes to it's women and that why the extenson of sui frage to the women of all Europe hal so astounded and humiliated the wom en of the United States. We are no' less glad that the owmen of othel lands have won the vote, but feel tha we have been betrayed by our owi nation.
 "Guard your vote, dear women O Europe, as a soldier guards hi weapon. It is your shield and ar nor your sword and buckler. With i
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07
HAYNIE SPEAKS
 AT SEREPTA
COUNTY CANDIDATE
 FOR GOVERNOR OUTLINES A
 PLATFORM BEFORE VOTERS AT SEREPTA SPRINGS SATURDAY.

Circuit Judge G. R. Haynie, gub- ernatorial candidate, spoke to a fair sized crgvd of men and women at Serepta Springs in the lower part of the county Saturday afternoon, going from there to Bluff City where he spoke in the interest of his candidacy that night.
 Judge aynie opened his address with the statement that he was at present trying to eliminate his opponents, whom, he said was giving him great deal of trouble He only personated Messr oPwlleandSRDULSSRDHLL dress and stated that it was not his intention in expressing his view of his opponents, to criticise them, but to criticise their records only. The judge demanded that retrenchment be made in the administration of state affairs charging that the state treas ury at present was almost bankrupt and that thy man in the past who dares to raise his voice in protest of the extravagance practiced in the state house, was criticised for being "unprogressive." MT. Haynie said that he favored the abolishment of number of commissions of the state government, among which is the High way Commission, State Tax Commis- sion Corporation Commission, lnsur- ance Commission. He also assigned the Feed and Fertilizer, the oil and gas and the otel Inspectors to the same fate, charging that all of them were drawing fat salaries from the state tnd showing no results.
 Judge Haynie dwelt at length or the so called focal Legislation" evil of the state legislature, declaring that something should be done to remedy
 this expensive and useless problem of state government He said that about 90 per cent of the time con-
 sumed by the legislature was in the Reconsideration of local bills. He came
 out strongly against the present meth
 cd of employing state convict labor and severely criticised the pardoning power of the governor. He said that
 he was for graduated land tax and I the bank guaranty law.
 The judge closed his remarks with ! smart slap tt the political machines
 in state politics declaring that ne Ewanted to be on the ballot opposite
 these machines.
 After Judge Haynie's address
 number of candidates for county of I fees took advantage of the occasion
 to make brief speeches to the voters :; in interest of their candidacy. t
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07
THOUSAND DGASSERS.
 DEVELOP IN UNION.
suFN CONSTANTIEE IS CAPPED uINATURE WELLS SPRING UP rvERYWHERE-OIL MEN ARE N0NPULSED.

2, Dorado. June 6.-More than l. mn miniature gas wells developed
 ,..t night and today from the Con-
 ...ntine gasser, two miles from Fl Do-
 ,sdo. which since April 22 has been
 sosring like huge volcano and shoot
 ;oo up oil, gas mud and water about ,oo feet into the air. Other small
 ,.ssers are forming hourly. The min ;,ture wells are spread all over a ,.dius of about a quarter mile of the Constantine
 The small geysers were caused by the capping of the Constantine, it is |helieyed. The Constantine was cap- ued yesterday morning. However when the big we'll is permitted to flow, it |does not effect the smaller gassers. A large crater, developed this aft ernoon about quarter mile from the Constantine. It is about 25 feet in diameter. Mud, sand, water, and gas sboot up from 5 to 10 feet. When the |crater first was ofrmed it was said |the mud and sand shot 30 feet up- ward. A large mound of mud and hand has formed around the crater, |Gving the appearance of volcano. Oil men who have seen the phe- |nomenon are nonpulsed. They say they have never seen anything like it Before. However, they say it is a Strong indication that there is an un- usual amount of gas in the vicinity. It is the general belief that a huge lake will be formed as a rusult of the many imitators of the Constantine. Persons living in the immediate vi- finity of the Constantine are moving their household goods to a sssafer cline" With new miniature wells de- veloping every few minutes, it is i'm possible to fortell where the hext one MI spring up. There is hardly a 4crawfish hole" with in quarter mile radius of the Constantine that has hot been converted into a small gas ssr. The area probably will enlarge considerably within the next few days.
 Officials of the Constantine inter ests who have visited the phenome- non have not announced what will be their next move. They appear to be about as much puzzled as others who have witnessed the unusual sight.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07
M mos+,,o,.oIo

A. M. Westmoreland, Mrs. Ger trude Moncrief, H. 0. Giles and two daughters, Misses Marie and Vivial, motored down to Westmoreland church eleven miles south of Prescott yes terday and attended the children's day exercises and dinner on the ground The children's day exercises were most excellently rendered and were attended by large crowd
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07

The Stars and Stripes is the publica-
 tiOn that originated on the firing line
 in France. It is now published in the National Capitol. Get copy from Jack Johnson, Newsdealer.-5 cents.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07

The many friends of Miss Alice Bradford who has been teaching in Youngstown, Ohio, the past year, will be interested to learn of her ap- preaching marriage to Mir. Renter, a successful manufacturer The cere- mony will take place June IT at Cleve- land, Ohio. After t short trip they will be at home at 46S4, Prairie Ave. Chicago.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07

Miss Martha Miner Richards of New York will arrive tomorrow for a short visit with Miss Gertrude Doris. Hiss Doris was voice pupil of Miss Rich ards at Crescent College the past year.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07

Tyler Commercial College teaches Byrne system of shorthand. This is considered the best. We have scholar ships for sale at saving to this in- stitution.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07

The progrtm given yesterday by the Nazarene Sunday School at Vest moreland church was well attended. Each child rendered it's part well and proved that good Sunday School will pay in any community. Dinner was served on the ground and the Rev. J. E. Moore made short tddress to the
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07

If you want business course lei us save you money on a scholarship New Printing Company.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-07

Shave yourself. We will give you safety razor and blade free of charge. PRESCOTT HARDWARE co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28
ENTRANTS GET SET
FOR ELC|N CLASSIC
(By Associated Press)

ELGIN, ILL.,. Aug. 2s.-Entrants in
the eighth annual Elgin national road
race Of $50 miles today found the
course in better condition than when
the event was postponed last Saturday
because of rain.
The enforced rest and extra trials
for the drivers and another weeks
work on the course have improved the
chances of the eight starters for low
ering the record of 77.24 miles an
hour Cliff DuPant withdrew from the
race last night and an accident to
Eddie Hearn in the preliminary trials
was cause of his replacement by Joe
Thomas.
Tommy Milton and Ralph De Palma,
who are depending on the result of
this race to outstrip CASTOR Chevrolet
for the 1920 auto racing championship
title are regarded as favorites. Chew
rolet's victory at the indianapolis
classic gave him three hundred point
lead but either Milton or DePalma
could pass him by winning the 500
points allowed for today's victory,
which is the last to count for the 1920
title.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28
EAGLES TO ATTEMPT
D0uS|NC TAILLIGHT

Richmond Eagles will attempt to
repeat their extinguishing perform
ance when they meet the Rushville
Tail Lights for the second time this
season at Exhibition park, Sunday
Eagles were victorious in the last
fray. by to 2 score.
Plummer, the Rushville hurler, who
pitched magnificent game for the
visitors on their last appearance here,
is slated to toss the pill. The Tail
Lights are out for revenge and have
already busted off place in their club
house for the Eagle scalp.
According to the Rushville manager
a delegation of between 800 and 40d
rooters will accompany the invaders
One of the largest crowds of the
season is expected to attend Sunday
contest.
The lineup for Sundays game is as
follows:
Rushville - Byrne, 3b; Joyce, 2b;
Bennett, lib; Doll. C; Plummer. p;
Smith, IF; Conway. SIS; Pearsy. CT;
Sharp. II.
Eagles-Fitzgibbons, SIS; Schepman
If: Logan, 2b; Smith, RI; Reddinghaus
3b; Justice, CT; Burkett, Id; Haas, C;
MINER, p; Hawekotte, p.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28
RAY POST PLANNING
GOOD FOOTBALL TEAM

A first-class Independent football
team is promised Richmond this fall If
the present plans of the Harry Ray
Post Of the American Legion are car
ried out. Those in charge have decid.
ed that it must be f1rst-class team
or none at all.
Ashinger. Title. Hale. O'Neal, Rudy
and Sheridan Of last seasons indie
pendent team, and Vogelsong, Harding
and Heerner, former school stars arr
eligible to represent the local post.
With these players to form a nucleus
and number of men who have play
ed on service teams willing to try out
the prospects are very bright.
A coach will be secured, the SEIZED.
ule worked up and equipment pur
chased as soon as a sufficient number
Of men express their willingness to
play.