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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-30
"Balsors akit regen tep,
Hozz rea Wig esztendot.
Megbiinhodte mar e nep
A multat es jovendot.
GONDOLJUNK ERDELYRE A SZERETET UNNEPEN
sEGITsUNK NYoMoRGo ERDELYI vEREINKEN

Az Erdeiyert es erdeyi verenkert val6 men0 munkat
vegzo Bocsay Szovetseg amerkai magyarsag segege
nagy munkajahoz Gyujtoivevel kereste magyar
romai kathokus es reformas egyhazakat es egyeslee
Segeyt ker azok szamara a sza1nasa mines mashonna
varhato segey huldozot es benn sanyargaot mindenk
Dol kfoszott vegkpen egy0o erde magyar apak magyar
anya magyar gyermekek szamara Segeyt templomakbol
kver kodubora uttatott magyar gylekezetek tamogaa
sara mnden vagyonukbol hfosztott magyar skoak de
dezo falainak megeroesere segey pusulas vegrom-
las lesaadn tszo ekee arnyaval szeben segely inert
mi lesz velnk ha teslel nyomorusag avizei ebortjak
magyar Erdelyt?
Nyljon meg szveek amerikai magyarok! K0ny0rulje-
tex azokon adken seni atszk k0ny0rln K0nnyezze
TEX azokert alk keservenek erasara eeg k0nny
lagoon es adjatok atok bowen k0ny0ru0 Isten neve
ben, al1 megfizet neveben tett joert!
R6mai katholilus reszen gyujt6ivek ldkuldese Fot
Kenner Hugo deroi pebanosa bizaott Az adomanyok
hozza kuldend6k
Reformatus reszen, mint Erd6ybo val6 reformaus pap
duquesne Pa eformatuso lkesze Sebestyen Endre kill
dott gyjtovekb0 mnden reformaus egyhazna reforna
tus egyesieti osztayral Is reformatus testiletnek
Azok alhez gynjt0ivek eruek ell kildjek e ado
manyaikat puquesne Trust Co, Duquesne Pa cmre meg
rya magyar hogy kldemeny erdey alsp javaya egy
~ az anerka bank nyvanos eszamoas mee fogja be-
gyilt p6bselbt hazakildeni.
Mnden centre szseg van minden cent ezerszer aldott
segege jelent behlehemi aszob0lcsoben fedt Isten
fa eenegenk szeretetere tantt mnket Vajjon ne sze
retnoke azoAat ak testakb6 vao testek v6nkb6 val6
y6rsk testvsrsinket? 81.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-30
Macy ALARCosBAL

Wig zene, tame es fenyes masz-
kak sokasaga varja maid az vi
ev elerkeztet Szilveszter este, pen
teken, Magyar Atleta klub
338a West Federal street alatti
helyisegeben. Nagyszabasu alar-
cos bait rendez erre az alkalomra
a klub nemreg alakult moi osz-
talya. vs.
Az el6kesziiletek utan elarul-
hatjuk, hogy ilyen fenyes alarcos-
bal meg aligha volt Youngstown
ban. Remek dijak es pedig hat
dij, egyik ertekesebb, mint ma
six, var azokra, akik a leg
szebb kosztim0kben jelennek
meg. Egyeb trefas es mulattat6
dolgok is lesznek. Ha kellemesen
akar elbucsuzni az 6-esztend6t6l es
vigan akar belepni az vi evbe, ak
kor AIT ajanljuk, hogy he. mulasz-
sza ell az atletak pentek esti alar-
eos baljat. OFT resze lesz minden
j6ban,
A balra a Cleveland Magyar
Athleta Club szamos ,tagja jon lie,
hogy a baratsagot youngstown
fiukkal feluiitsa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-30
Vazlat a falusi eletrol Slovenskon.
EBRED A FALU.

Hajnalodik. Meg homaly honol
a videken, de azert lit oft latni
mar egyes hazacskakb6l villages
sagot sziir0dni. A baktert felvalt-
ia a legkorabban kell6 pasztor,
ali vegigbaktatva a falun hosszu
pattog6s puskadorrejhez hasonlo
hangu ostoraval felkolt embert
allatot. Az ajt6k sorban hnyil-
nak es kilepnek az almosszemii
de egeszseges es eros emberek.
Mem telik belle par perc mid0n a
falu felveszi k0znapias elenkse-
get. lit oft enekszo is hangzik
egy legenyembertol, akit dala
gyorsabb munkara osztokel. 6
orakor (reggel) a falu megint
visszasiilyed nema kabultsagaba,
Es ez ICY megy nap nap utan mig
valami isteni csoda fel mem k0lti
oket eltompult butasagukbol. Lo-
gika. Reggel ep oily az elet falun
mint volt a - kiralybukas elott.
REKvIRALAS.
Egyizben kiilon0s rendelet er-
kezett a kozsegbe tartalma az
volt hogy minden szemely (gyer-
mekek is beleertve) aki a kozseg-
be lakik fejenkint Is ky. etelt
IL 6ran beliil tartozik beszolgalni
a k0ztarsasagnak, kiil0nben ka-
tonai karhatalom1ilal halifax be.
AZ ilyen rendeleteket megszok-
TAX mar mem teljesiteni, ugy most
is par percnyi tanacskozas utan
kiildonccel ertesitettek a jaras
fobirajat, hogy mem adnak inert
mines" Az oft szekelo fobiro
szinten kozulok valo volt tehat
mem is torodott az egesz iigyel
nyomatekosan. Ellenben felsobb
hatosagok annal inkabb, es ICY
t0rtent, hogy ,odahelyeztek egy
volt legionariust aki azon szazak
k0ziil valo volt akik levetettek az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-30
A KOZEPAMERI
KAI KIS ALLAMOK

A State Department ertesiilese sze-
rint Guatamala, Salvador, Nicorogua
es Costa Rica megbizottjai San Jo-
seban december hatodikan tartott er-
tekezleten elvben elhataroztak negy
k0zepamerikai allan egyesuleset az
Egyesiilt Allamok mintajara. Mar csak
reszletkerdesek kidolgozasa van hat
ra, hogy az egyesiiles befejezett teny
legyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-30
"OREG" EGYLET

A Magyar Betegsegelyz6 Egy-
let vasarnap delutan 2 oral kez-
dettel tartja tisztujito gyiileset
ref egyhaz gyiilestermeben. "a
tisztikar neveben kerjiik a pontos
megjelenest.
Menyhert Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-30
Boldog Ujevet!

Nit kivanjunk Youngstown magvarsagnak az W
esztendo kszoben?
Nit kivanhatunk vilagon szetszoltan 6l6 irredenta
magyaroknak 1921 kezdeten? q I
Kivallsagunk rovid Gondoljon minden Magyarhen-
Dol idegenbe szakadt honfarsnk szerencsetlen szo-
hazara De aljon meg gondoatnal, hanem akarat
tettekben is nyilvanuljon meg. Tamogassunk minden
oyan mozgalmat, amely becsiietes es amey sikert
tathat fel magyar n6p erdekeben Ovjuk 6s vedjik
magyar nep becsiietet es hrnevet Nyerjink szamara
baIatokat
Maradjmk jo magyarok, hiszen evvel mem szegink
hiseget fogadott hazank irant. a.
DogozzunE szorgalmasan sajat magunk es csaladunk
erdekeben. De ne egyiink szikkeblJek Jutassunk fe
leslegiinkbol azoknak akik szenvednek.
Tartsunk ossze, inert csaks ugy erhetnk ell eredme
nyeket ha mindenfele vita szemeyes vaasi vagy bar
lnilyen mas gyiiloletet kiksz0b0liink lekiinkbol.
Oeljuk magunkhoz osszes baratainkat es veliik
egyitt aljunk szlardan mndenk ellen, ak ellens6ge
magyar nep fetamadasanak.
!. Ez mi boldog vi evink. Az elmultr6 meg irni is
faj
''Basors akit r6gen t6p,
Hozz rea Wig esztendot.
Megbunh0dte mar nep
A multat es jovendot.''
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-30
ATLfrA TmxTuJ1rAs

IA Magyar Atleta Klub vasar-
nap este Atartja tisstujit6 k0zgyu-
leset az egylet sajat helyisegeben,
3381s w. Federal st. alatt. vi
tagokat szfvesen latnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-30

egyenruhat ds a munka sziirke
zubbonyat azert vettek fel, hogy
folytassak AIT amit megkezdtek
mint hgionariusok t. i. vegleg a
a cseh allameszme ellens6geive
tenni t6toka. Es ez az vi ember
a legerelyesebben hozafogott ra
har,ll6 munkahoz 'katonasagot
kiildott XII a falukba 6s szigoruan
meghagyta nelzik ha kell az ero-
szakhoz is nyulhatnak. A kato-
max XII is vonultak de b6kes meg
alapodast kot0ttek a parasztsag-
gal t. j. 6 kg.-ot mindenl1 hajlan-
do volt adni. Elfogadtak ait is
Es ez ICY megy minden h6nap-
ban egyszer riskasat, gerstlit,
masszor gyufat, petroleumot hoz.
nak termenyert valo kicserelesre
(Akar a vaskorszakban.)
KOZOKTATAS Es KERES-
KEDELEM.
A kozoktatas a legalacsonyabt
fokon all az orszagban. Kiilonoser
az iskolak teren lehet EFT latni
ahol is a cseh es szlovak nyelv q
'kotelezo magyar az rendkiviil
tantargy lett varosokban az osz
SECS foiskolakat lezartak tanul6A
hianyaban, a falukban sem tani
tanak egyreszt a tanit6sagot mem
fizetik, masreszt a 7 gyermekeA
sem akarnak jarni. Az ipar es Ike
reskedelem pang a behozatal
akadalyok vegett.
/. Ugy latszik nemhogy felfele to-
rekednenek, inkabb maguk assals
sajat maguknak a godrot a1nelybe
nemsokara beesnek minisztereik-
kel es politikusaikkal egyiitt.
Schwartz Menyhert.
"a fenti sorok iroja nemreg er-
kezett Amerikaba Zemplen me-
gyeb0l. Szerk.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
EVENING CONCERT
FOR NURSES HOME
COMPLETE SUCCESS
Continued From Page T.,

The program follows
Brahams' "Rhapsodie in G Minor.
piano: Frank Tours Mother q
Mine" and Noel Johnson's Gray
Days, baritone Max Bruc' "kol
Nidroi' and Saint-saens' THE swan
cello; saint-saens Ny Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice" and Woodman's -
Birthday" soprano.
Chopins "Nocturne in r sharp and
"Polonaise in A Flat, piano. Bruno
Huhn's Invictus" and 4. H RoseWig's
For What Thou Art, baritone,
Mazart's "Larghetto' and Halter's
sBargatelle, cello; Rene Rabey s
TIES Yeux' and Del Riego's Hayfells
and Butterflies, soprano.
Miss Brady. who arranged and
supervised the program. vas so sue
.cessful in her efforts that the concret
itself stands as a tribute to her ability
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
ARTICLE u OF COVENANT
COVERS TERRITORIAL GREED

Article - Of The oxchalli s the
famous compromise ri the terrnprlal
greed of he Allies aud japan The
task of iii article vas 10 dispose fair
ly al the ;erinan aud Turkish e0l'ine
.es Il ii flutes The soealled uan,ia
tory - l and was devised b. i'resis
dent VII OK Ii abolislles he cl
tom Oh tlie part q great natioas IF
gFahnlng ands and suhjugaling pe9
pies by llt force Of night and estah-
fishes III Ad a general protection q
tho veal and uncivilized peoples 81
ihe earth under the auspices q tm
League lyilized nation likeAr menbi
and Aibaeia are left free g efo0ss
the natiap which they desire q re-
ceivc il mandate for their Government
and that nation Is subject g 4 review
III Ils aeapns bg the League Also i
may reject or acrepl 4 mandate, aes
eordins the Will OF its Government
and peoAte Isor Instance Arnenla
and the League desire the lniee
stafes & accept mandate for Ar.
menia. lilt il rest Wholly with HIS
United states wiletilsf i VII asl'@ S
do 80
lnelEtlize'i peoples iike ii'e Allf."R
nna Pacle Island tribes had nMilases
plaiad lpen them by le a,easaf, ails
The nations accepting these lilast teii
der striei account OF thfn ss'seFhlisiil
RMS solution ol one O 'h' illost ~
flcull problems ~ the FsaSe nitttf-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
WEEKLY PROCEEDINGS
OF co. ORPHANS COURT

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Orphans Court for the County post
poned from Tuesday because Of Co
lumbus Day holiday, was held yester-
day, and the following business was
transacted:
The last will and testament Of Wes-
ley Miller. was filed and admitted to
probate The bond OF Carrie Miller,
as executor of said estate was filed
and approved. and notice to creditors
issued
Il statement Of the assets Of the
personal estate Of Alice Sellman was
flied and approved
Tie bond Of George Ellers, as adj
ministrator of the estate OF Frank I.
Hancock. was filed and approved
The first and final account Of St
George Barber. as administrator Of
the estate Of George Johnson, was
filed. examined and passed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15

wiao are wiling 10 accept Is. and
that iuteiage should he exercised
Dy them All mandatories on behalf
III The Lsaglle
Tie character III Tire mandate
must DINER according t. the stage
Of The development 81 slie people
tic geographical situation q the
terfIfors ms economic conditions
ana Other imilar Circumstances
Certain communities formerly
belonging Is tie Turkish Empire
have reached stage " develop
lHent whore their existence as In
Gepenipni nations can be proSis
lanally recognized subject 70 the
rendering 81 administrative ad
vica ard assistance by manda
rory until such time as they are
able ID staul alone The wishes
IF these communities must be a
principal consideration III the Sc
lection Of tie mandatory
Other peoples especially those
nf central .1frNa are AT such 4
iaee lAat ihe mandatory must be
responsible for the admin stration
81 tAc territory under conditions
which Yill q arantee freedom 81
Conscience Or religion subject
only to lie maintenance Of public
order ana morals the prohibition
IF abuses such rs the slave trade,
tie arms traffic and the liquor
iraflie and lie prevention Of the
establishment Of fortifications or
military and naval bases and Of
military training Of the natives
for other than police purposes
ana file defcnss Of territory and
Mil also secure equal opportuni-
Ties Cor the trade and commerce
af other members of the League.
There are territories such as
Southwest Africa and certain III
$50 soMh Pacliic Islands, which
SlHg ia tic sparseness 81 their
population ar heir siudH Size or
tlIeiy ren0teness from tile centers
t8 civilization or Nheir geoBrapili-
,al eontiguity 20 the territory of
lie nanllgarv and other cireln
anees can DC best administered
mnder fbp laws 81. he mandatory
as integral portions d rs terri-
tory subject e the safeguards
above mentioned in the interests
II tie indigenous population III
every case of mandate. the man
tlatorN shall render to The Council
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
OFFERS S25, 900 FOR
PROOF OF LEAGUE
AND "ABRIDGEMENT T.
CONTINUED From Rage -

men III tie Democratic and Republi-
can National Committees. all 10 be Re-
publeans If desired by Mr.. Hays. and
that in case the jury was not unanim-
Gus one-half Of The prize still may be
awarded provided majority Of the
jurors vote
This announcement is intended for
every newspaper in the United
states. Professor Fisher said, and II
Is being given for distribution to the
various press associations with the
request that each newspaper publish
ing III, send 10 tile pro-League Demo
Gratis here a marked copy Of the
paper containing ii SO that the indie
pendents may report on how man.
newspapers Of each party publish o.
fail 10 publish II I.
1T Mr. Hays admits that such state
ments and notions are improved IN.
provable. untrue. and absurd. he i
respectfully asked to publicly SO state
and also to publicly state that he Is
requesting his speakers, press bureau
and Republican newspapers 70 cease
making such false statements
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
CARD NAILED IL YEARS
AGO CAME BACH TO
IT'S SENDER
Obs The Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Oct IS A
postcard mailed II years ago
was delivered recently IL miles
from the place where il vas
dropped in a letter box The
man who sent II received II,
h4ing acquired the position
formerly held by the original
addressee
Frank O'Keefe, the sender
was surveying the Harlem
River III September 1905, for
the department OF docks One
evening he sent the card re-
porting his work. TO the super
intendent
Later. Okeefe, through
series Of promotions. became
superintendent Of docks. When
the postcard ended It's pro-
longed travels several days
ago, it was delivered IN him.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
BOSTON HAS PLAN TO
BUILD ADEQUATE BODY
NURSING ATTENDANTS


BOSTON. Oct. I5 A movement 70
build All adequate body Of nursing at-
tendants to serve 1t moderate wages
in homes where outside care is needed
ii cases Of sickness but where means
are lacking TO pay trained nurses has
been started in this city. The House
hold Nursing Association Is Offering
women from twenty to forty-fiye Years
Psi age a carefully planned course
which tt describes as designed 70 pre-
pare them for the care Of sickness IN
Tie home aud the care Of The home
during Sickness
New classes are formed every seven
weeks. The expense for the training
Is small The course extends over q
period Of seven months, beginning
With study Of the care of the house,
marketing. cooking. dictetics aud
nursing. After tins preliminary work
the students are sent to cooperating
hospitals for four months, receiving
actual training and experience in the
care of patients. After care of q mo-
ther and baby is then learned in a
maternity hospital.
When the course is completed the
students ara givon case work a.ader
supervision Of trained nurse for iiye
months II their work has proved
satisfactory they are then given di-
plomas and are permitted to work in
dependently Through registry
system the association is able to pro-
vide constant employment for gradu-
sizes If the course
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
BUCKNELL MAY
PROVE TARTAR
TO NAVY TEAM
tcontinued From PAGE l.,

interest 10 The game on Saturday Of
next week when the Middies will in
wade the lair of the Princeton tigers.
at Princeton. N j Preparations all
ready are under way for the Journey
to the New Jersey town. and il is
expected many naval folks Of Anna
polls Will make the trip to the scene
Of the battle The game will mark
the first instance wherein the embryo
naval officers have been permitted to-
play on foreign grounds. with the ex-
cepton. of course. of the annual en-
gagements with the rival West Point
Cadets
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
Football At Boone Station

The football team Of Calvert Hall.
Baltimore. claslled today with Severn
School. III Boone this county The
liilenp vas
Calvert Hall Butner, les Kelly
III. Woods. lg. Manns e; Sheehan,
r:g Fehl TT Judge, I. e-. Williams,
d rs: Brooks. lib. Fitzpatrick, RIB,
and Walker fb
severn Jones, le.; Fryor IT.; Dy-
son. Ig. Smith e.; Turner, rig; Bell,
rt yanderboger. re-. Short. OBJ.
Barnard lh.b., Mcclellan. rhby and
Barnhart f b
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
By HAROLD MAC GRATH

MELLOW" of her hair; TYPHOON because OF the
human wreckage she left in wake. THE YELLOW
TYPHOON they called her after the Of the Orient
where she notorious for her varnp3sh escapastes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
CONDITIONS HARD ON
THIS AGED WOMAN

That the pinch Of present condi-
tons IS being felt by some Of the
residents of Annapolis is shown by
the following note which was received
at the Capital Office this morning
from Harriet Jennings an aged col
ored woman, well and favorabiy
known in the city:
At the age of SO years and after
having served the housekeepers OF
Annapolis and the Naval Academy for
forty years by securing good help for
them. / will have to leave my home
shortly, and have not been able to
secure another place must appeal
to my friends for material help at
this time and would be specially
grateful for assistance in securing a
home.
HARRIET JENNINGS
1ol East ST
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15
! ~ nFras
"The Man Who Lost Himself

III annual report in reference 10
tie territory committed e its
charge
The degree of authority control
or administration 70 be exercised
~ the mandatory shall. II not
previously agreed unon b. the
members Of the League be ex-
nllcitls defined il each case BY the
Council
A permanent commission shall
be constituted 70 receive and ex-
anime the annual reports Of the
manufactures and 70 advise the
Council on ali matters relating 70
The observance Of the mandates.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-15

It would be q gTeat world to Ike n
il we only had house room ATLANTA
Constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-16
WALLA WALLA'S
CUCUMBERS IN

Malm Walla cucumhers are hav-
ing definite influence on the local
market this year for the first time.
according TO Western ave. commits
sion men. Excellent eucumbcrs are
arriving plentifully from this district
and jobberS state that II the present
rate 81 production Is kept up Il Is
more than probable that next season
Seattle viii not have TO draw from
the Eastern states at all. as has been
customary late in the year hereto
fore.
A steamer shipment Of Brussels
sprouts. parsley and other green
stun was due on the street Tues
day.
The potato market was virtually
unchanged In Seattle to-day Spuds
were stli being sold az s3s n ton
While there are some Indications that
the market east OF the mountains
may be easing toward a decline. sss
ton {. o. b. Yakima was still the
prevailing price. Il was stated Tues
day.
The second car Of Arizona grape.
fruit reached the market Tuesday
morning. This fruit Is Of very good
quality and Is meeting with consia.
cradle favor among buyers ms they
have chance to become acquainted
with il.
Butter and eggs are holding to the
established quotations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-16
CHINA'S GROWTH
TO AID SEATTLE

Seattle. more than any other part
81 the world. will gain from the eco.
nomlc development Of China. accord.
ing 10 G. G Men. Chinese financier
and president OF the Shanghai Cham
Der ~ Commerce. who Is In Seattle
Tuesday.
Seattle IL going % secure large
amount OF Chinese business" Mich
declared. I'm the first place. you
have one Of the finest harbors In
the world. and you have n new
steamship line Frelghters are now
running direct 10 Shanghai. and IN
Tho near future passenger liners viii
be making the run with the intro.
duction Of modern machinery the
purchasing power of China win be
enormously increased"
The Chinese financier stated that
none u the European countries was
in a position az present TO supply
the needs OF the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-16
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove terminai-str MAauan. str
Eastern Lsdaer. str Eastern sword
Pier it@-Hchr TyrdRreus.
PIER f7-str Graiuier.
Pier io--u \ Rush
Great Northern terminai--su Katofi
Maru.
Pier s--str Redwood
Pier Str West Jester.
PIER 5-~str Santa Ana
Grand Trunk tcrminal--atr Yosemite
BELL -. tsrfuinalu 4 4 Surveyor
pier A-~str city Of Seattle
Pier B--str Queen. ctr Admiral ssbree.
Pier D-str Admiral Evans.
Pacific Coast coal bunksrs-s,r West
ward ITO.
Alaska steamship noortugH-atr Victoria.
standard OH dock-stf Richmond.
stacy ~ terrninai--U y Burnside
Spokane 1t. terminal Motor schr Libby
Maine
East waterway Docks a Warehouse Co.
Str Deuel.
Todd drydocks-str Edrnere. str santa
rita. str Endicott. str Kirkaflnd.
Puget Sound Bridge A Dredging works
Str Patterson. hull Rainbow.
Amas ysrds-s,r Roosevelt
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-16
TODEMAND
ARTERIAL
HIGHWAYS
State Autoists to Continue
Fight for East West,
North South Roads

II. ". Dyer ~ Seattle was rc.clcct.
Ell 10 his third term as president OF
tho Automobile Club OF Western
Washington az the annual session Of
the association held at the New
Washington Monday.
THAT the club should so on record
again a. opposed TO any additions 90
the present rad system until AZ least
one read north and south and one
east and west across the state have
been constructed. was tho dcclara.
ton OF Manager Douglas A. shelor,
In his annual report
Lack of hard.surfaeed roads tray.
srsing the state has kept literally
thousands away from this part OF the
world" Shelor asserted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-16
.SINN FEINERS
CAPTURE THREE
English officer Is Dragged
From Train

CORK. Nov. iG.-Three men. one
an English officer. were dragged
from "A Cork skiberecn train last
night BY kidnapera.
The officer wns believed 90 have
sat In the court martial which sen
fenced Lord Mayor Maoswincy %
jail on charges Of Hedlton.
A Sim Fein court WAS reported
TO have passed sentence on the muir
dercra' Of Terence MacSwlncy. u
WAS declared an uhorc connected with
his imprisonment would be sentenced
and that the penalty would be ex'
acted
British officers have wntched care.
fully for any attempt TO carry out
the threats. One vengeance band. -
which set out for England immedi.
ately after Macswlney's death. was
broken up.