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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
COURT GIVES
LAP0RTE MAN
YEAR AND DAY
Indiana Manufacturer Main
tains Innocence After
Sentence Is Passed.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
been black hell" az his "re-
sources are far spent" by contin-
uous federal prosecution and he has
been debarred from all work
To-day 10 IS hard 20 visualize our
relations Of five years ago with Ger
many. then a friendly nation" he
added. Although working against
the British blockade my association
with German representatives was on
a decent and honorable basis 1t
was not the damning thing Ii would
have been with German aggression
and war upon us.
II knew that Heinrich Albert act
ed as a banker for commercial in
tcrests centered I'm Germany. T be-
neved him when ne said that funds
were being advanced for the account
OF Herman SielCken who AZ an in
ternatiOnal shipper had much 10
gain from the opening OF the sea
ways To my belief my report 20
the alien custodian was truthful IL
my energies spent. this remains a
legally recorded verdict. I must and
viii submit % the law OF the land:
acquiesce. I never can"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Thieves Steal 100000
Cigarettes at EIkhdrt
special TO The News-Times:

Special 70 The News-Times:
ELKHAR. Ind. Dec. 20.-Thieves
who backed an automobile along
the railroad tracks about a rod from
the sidewalk TO a coal chute window
in the east side OF the Twin City
Grocery Co.'S building Sunday night
got away with 10 cases OF cigarets.
100000 nails" valued at sSO0. The
company offers a reward Of 800 for
Information leading to the arrest
and conviction Of one or more OF
the thieves.
Grant c.. Underhill. vice president
of the company, in announcing the
offer of the reward Monday, said
that 1t was prompted by the salts
factory results of a similar offer
about a year ago. Up 10 that time
the company's Iiace had been bur
glarized four times within a brief
period. Then came the Ofer Of re-
ward and the arrest OF VI. r. Rhodes
for this and several other rObberles.
Rhodes is now serving a term Of
imprisonment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Seeks Information about
Sisters Death in NelU York

In an effort 10 obtain information
concerning the death last February
in New York Of her sister. Mrs
Mary MUSCLE, and other infOrma-
ton concerning the relative. Mrs
Entrance Nandegracht IS making an
effort 10 obtain the present address
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson
farme rs formerly living near New
Carlisle and Mishawala. Mrs. Mus
sche is said 10 have left Mishawaka
with the Thompson family a few
years ago when Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson went 10 Oklahoma. Any
infor nation that Will lead 10 lOcat-
ing the people should be sest TO
Mrs. Nandegracht, p. o. box ESQ,
South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
COMPLIES DATA ON
'FLIMFLAM' OFFERS
Chamber of Commerce Ready
TO Assist South Bend
Public.

According TO advices received by
the South Bend Chamber of Com
merce. a number OF people are busily
engaged in fiim-famming" the
South Bend public.
The Chamber has a considera bl
amount of data on file in regard to
investments. properties and other
offerings of this nature that pro
moters are endeavoring 10 unload
upon the South Bend people and
lacks only the opportunity 10 use II
in a majority of cases. For OBJ
vious reasons the Chamber IS pre-
vented from publishing or otherwise
making public this information bur
Will be glad to provide any individ-
ual with information in regard TO u
prospective investment.
Will Aid All.
This applies with equal force to
all sorts Of advertising schemes
charity solicitations etc. II informa-
ton on any proposition is not at
hand il will be procured as soon a.
is possible.
This service IS for everyone, re-
gardless of whether or not they car
~ a membership in the organiza-
ton. The only limit TO the useful
ness of the Chamber OF Commerce
is the limit placed thereon by the
South Bend public.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Allied Financial Men
adjourn Until Jan. &c

BRUSSELS. Dec. 20.-The allied
delegates to the second financial
conference 20 discuss German re-
parations have decided TO adjourn
the present session next Thursday
and reconvene the conference in
Brussels probably on Jan. 10.
The delegates found at the inter
allied session this afternoon that the
reports on the points raised by the
Germans had only been half finish
ed, and a definite reply 10 the Ger
man requests Tor concessions prob
ably viii be given out at the Janu-
AIRY session after the reports OF the
delegates have been approved By
their governments and the allied
views harmOniZed.
The delegates continue 20 predict
that real results will be obtained.
although they are now goins az a
slower rate in this direction than
had been expected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Poor Riddles to
Receive Gifts at
ElkS Friday Foe.
Families Also to Be Remem-
bered With Baskets
Laden With Eats.

Approximately 1000 poor Riddles
OF ST. Joseph county have been as
sured a happy Christmas through
negotiations completed with Santa
Claus by the South Bend lodge Of
Elks. This was announced Monday
night by Walter G. Miller chairman
OF the committee, after he had COM
piled the list Of names Of the child
rem that viii be given presents by
the Eiks Santa Claus.
Besides this number OF children TO
be taken care OF. the E,lks have also
arranged % send Christmas baskets
20 more than $50 poor fami les OF
the county "a 4 10 distribute cloth
ing TO several needy persons.
Mr.. Miller also announced that
the Eiks have made new arrange
ments for presenting gifts 10 the
children this year. Each one OF the
children Will be given a card and
their parents will be required 20 ill
out the child's name. his address
and the various articles he or she
wants Santa Claus TO give them.
Baskets OF Eats.
a Has Ncll "a W lAlNll - d4nU nuGnuEI-
ed, must be presented at the door
OF the Elks' home on w. Colfax av.
at 1880 Christmas eve. Santa aus
assistants VIII be at the door and
as the children arrive they will be
taken into the auditorium and as
signed the seat that corresponds
with the number on their card.
After all Of the children have been
seated Santa Claus and his helpers
Will collect the cards, select the var
ious toys preferred by each indivi-
dual and then allow them 70 return
20 their homes with their presents.
The gifts 20 the children will in
clude, toys. candies. fruits and nuts,
while a bushel basket loaded with
chicken, potatoes. bread coffee and
other eatables will be given the fam
lies
The parents OF the children are
requested 10 accompany the child
rem 10 the Elks TO receive their pres
ents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
NEAR EAST RELIEF
DECLARED SUCCESS
County Adopts More Than
800 Armenian Children,
BeshgetoOr Says.

V. X BeshgetCCr, field representa-
tive OF the Near East Relief, who
has been conducting a drive in st.
Joseph county for the support of
400 Armenian orphans. left South
Bend Monday night for his home in
Alma. Mich. Before leaving Mr..
Bcshgetoor announced that over 800
starving children OF Armenia would
be provided for as result Of the
contributions received from the peo-
pie CT this county.
Although Mr.. Heshetoor will take
up his work in another county of
the state Immediately following the
holidays. he said that the drive in
this county had not yet been closed
ard that ". o. Davis, county chair
man, and +. L. Wilson would con-
tinUe the campaign.
Mr.. BeShgetOOr took occasion 70
Il ank The -Sews-Tiroes for the help
and cooperation il rendered 70 make
the campaign a success. and also
expressed his gratitude TO the peO-
pie Of the county that contributed
70 the fund.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Entertainment at y"
DrGiCS Large Attendance

A large audience nlled the south
lobby OF the Y. NJ. c. a. Monday
evening when the Miller Anderson
orchestra gave a musicale and en-
tertainnent. After the musical
numbers refreshments were served
10 their guests.
The features of the program we're
a violin solo by George Miller, a
saxophone selection by Rulo earn,
and an operate rag piano selection
by Laurence Anderson. The or
chestra rendered several delight
ful pieces which were enjoyed by
everyone present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
COUNCIL TO ACT
MONDAY ON BUS
ORDINANCE, SAID
Committee Approves Insur,
snce Plan-Drive Named
Harmon Court.

The ordinance, requiring Jtney
pusses operating in the city TO have
liability insurance contracts. so
that passengers would be assured
that the company was liable for
damage in case Of accident and
providing for an annual license fee
in accordance with the seating ca
pacity OF the machine and prohibit
ing the use OF Washington St.. Mich
iran ST.. Lincoln way +. Lincoln
way'W.. jefferson blvd. and " Hill
81. was approved by the committee
OF the whole OF the city council ar
its regular meeting last night The
ordinance will be presented the
council next Monday night for its
final hearing The ordinance does
not include the machines operated
undo contract with the board OF
public works.
The committee decided that the
ordinance prohibiting the use or
manufacture Of asphalt within the
city should be amended so as 20 not
impair the work OF roof repairers
and builders who use asphalt The
city attorney was Instructed 10 sub
init an amended ordinance prohibit
inc the use or manufacture Of as
pbalt. witssin the city excepting for
the above specified work and for
use on the city streets. Several
residents APPEALED 20 the commit
tee 70 compel the manufacturers
90 locate their plants outside the
cig limits because of the damage
said 10 be caused by the smoke
and sand from the plants.
Name Harmon Court"
Because Of the confusion that
might exist between Elder St and
the proposed Elder court. the COM
mittee approved the ordinance spe-
cifyinE that the name OF the court
between GaHt and Stull SITS and
running west from S Michigan st.
90 tine first alley west OF Franklin
ST. should be Harmon Court
Several property owners signed both
petitions.
The ordinance transferring 1925
0GO from the funds Of the water
works to the general fund was APP
proved by the committee and rec
commended for adoption. The Ordf-
nance specifies that ~ percent in
terest would be paid and that the
money would be refunded ny the
lrrNtl'f Ni a. Edltfdl HOUO issue
The contract between the board
or public works and the South Bend
Motor Bus Co. for the operation OF
their busses over n specified route
for TeriOd OF 10 years. was APP
proved.
Answer Communication
the ordinance apprOpriating So
500 for the appraisal of damages
and tho assessing OF benefits for the
widening OF Ewing av, was with
held by the committee until its mex
meeting. The ordinance was resub-
mitied 20 the committee by the
council after opposition had beer
shown f.
The city clerk, under the sugges-
ton Of the committee. would be in
structed by the council 20 favor
ably answer the communication OF
the officials at Brockton, Mass. who
are petitioning congress to allow the
Interstate Commerce commission
the authority to specify Goal prices
at the mines
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
$685. 100000 Pass Through
PGri-MuteuL Machines at
RdItimOre'S Race Tracks

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 20.-At
the fall meetings of the four one
mile race tracks Of Maryland, $685.
100000 passed through the pari-
mutuel machines during the 90 days
of racing, according 10 figures dis
closed by the state racing commits
sion today. The commission did not
begin operations until after the
spring season was over, but conser-
vative estimates for the entire rae
ing year G1O days) place the
amount at $50, 600, 600.
The total net earnings of the four
tracks for the fall season, according
to their statement 10 the commits
siOns, were $l,149.S62 before deduc-
ton for new construction. equip
ment and rerairs made, and S617,-
COZ after the deductions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Conduct Big Raid on
Mail Train Near Cork

DUBLIN, Dec. 20 big raid on
q mail train was reported Monday
from Charlcville county cork. Fifty
armed and disguised men help up
the crew OF the train at the station
and removed L mail bags which
later were recovered IN hedge
nearby. Two Of the baks had been
emptied.
The sergeant commanding the
force which recently successfully re-
sisted an attack on the Ballinalee.
county LonEfprd police barracks,
was said 20 have received TO-DAY the
following anonymous Conwuuica-
ton.
CONGRATULATIONS on YOUR hsht,
but do not think YOU VIII escape.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Senate Ia Take Three
Day Christmas Recess

WASHINGTON Dec. 90. - The
senate adopted Monday a plan for
Il brief Christmas recess Hayiug
disposed Of the bill reviving the war
finance corporation, and without
other immediate pressing business
before IL, the senate adjourned Mon
day night until Thursday whom IL
plans 10 adjourn until next Monday.
a similar three day recess over New
Years also is planned The recess
viii not interfere with committee
activities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Program is Announced
For Christmas Pageant

The following musical program
will be given at the annual Christ
mas pageant at the Grace NJ. +.
to be held at 7:45 o'clock
Wednesday night:
Organ Prelude.
Hymn. ct Came Upon the Mid
night Clear"
Holy Night"
while Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks by Night"
"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing
Away in a Manager"
Joy TO the World"
Christmas Giving"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Fractured Hip
In Fall on Slick Pavement

a slippery pavement and a fall
thereon caused an injury 20 Mrs.
George ". Perschbacher. III z.
Tut St. az noon Monday
Mrs. Perch bacher was walking
IN front OF Ellsworth store when she
slipped and fell TO the ground. She
was Immediately taken home In a
taXicab and later removed 70 the
s.. Joseph hospital where II was
found that she had sustained a tract
Ured hip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Stienberg Arrested on
Fraudulent Check Charge

Harry Stienberg, 721 Oak St, was
arrested by police officials Monday
afternoon charged with issuing
fraudulant checks on Daniel B.
Morgan. He is being held in Jail
ard will be arraigned in city court
this morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
NARTIT Is HELD.

CHARGED WITH allowing minors 70
loiter and play IN his pool room in
F.. Jefferson St. Frank Nabult was
arrested Monday afternoon by police
officials He vas released under
bond for his appearance in court
this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Comments HOOver's WORK

tel upon her by Russia, Austria and
Germany IN turn.
COmmcnGs HOOver's Work.
The speaker pointed out the no
BE work being done By Herbert
Hoover and Ey the American Red
Cross II Poland. Hoover has spent
IN the last year $40. 600 for food
IN Poland. and the Red Cross has at
the present moment seven relief or
EanizatiOns there. ne Said. Sneak
ing OF the bolshevist movement
Faurtlcroy declared that the move
mcnt was not a Russian one nor
strictly national. but that IL was
an International one and liable 20
break out az any moment but par
tculariy on the Polish frontier.
After his address Rev. George Ca
worski spoke in English and in Pol
ish 90 the audience and received
n.ucn applause. He compared the
Young Polish republic 10 a newborn
b he who has been cast out tC look
after It's own welfare and hence
needed the aid OF America and other
great countries 10 help 10 along until
T. grew into youth and manhood.
" hen 10 would take it's place and
stend among the nations or the
world righteous and proud and kind
and eaE 20 ali It's sister countrieA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
TIE RIGHT TO IOVEg

THE Right To Love" IS the title
Of Mae Murray's latest screen pro-
duction I'm which she VIII be seen
at the Oliver theater for four days
starting Monday Dec. 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
TWO FTRENn-N M.

Franklin Hatch and George Rog-
geman, two fireman at the Central
station are unable 20 be on duty on
account OF illness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Considered Fair.
1t was unanimously agreed al
Getting that the proposition T
the Grand Trunk was a
III WTTH SNLAIIPOX.

Vincent. son Of Capt and Mrs.
Otto CoeIler 119 F.. Marion ST, was
taken il with smallpox Monday.
HIS brother Victor, has just re-
covered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
Elliot Discharged as
Liquor Case Dismissed

tClarence elliott. who was arrested
in Jan. 1915 charged with keeping
iutoxfcating liquor with intent "a
scI tho same WAS discharged when
brought before Juds. MONTGOMERY
i'm supeEior court Aouda-- The dis
charge came at fhe motion of ID"
court who held that the statute OF
limitations did not allow any trial
OF the case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
F4UNTLEROY ASKS
AMERICAN AID IN
POLAND'S FUTURE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
TOXIC Xmas Xmas
CELEBRATION

TEN Oa-ecl .TJ&
WRISTW the dressing room
Of the Oliver Hotel Finder please re-
Reward
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
-I.AIIONIA.v

"LAHOMA."
Today brings tho run OF 'I.aho-
ma" western drama to. an end
&C the Oliver Theater.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
TARIFF FIGHT
IS OPENED IN
BOTH HOUSES
Commodities Which Give S.
100000 Now Would Pro-
duce SI3O,O00,0O0.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
gether with the rates agreed to IN
committee. follow:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21

pI NNL = Silver mosn purse Containing
so Between Lincoln Way East AMI
limerick on Jefferson blvd. Return Co
9l9 T. Washington 49,. Reward
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21

teI upon her o. Russil, AusTrIl anl
Germany in turn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21
POLICE RAIDS
FAIL TO STEM
WAVE OF CRIME
Gunner Continue Work as
Officers Attempt to Hunt
Them Out.

0CoNTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-21

Miss Carolyn y. Roberts, a prom
inent society girl OF St. Louis. at
tracted much attention in Washing
ton the other day when she drove
her prize goose Nancy through the
streets 10 the poultry show now be-
ing held in the capital city. where
Nancy carried of a blue ribbon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22
HIREK A SIT. ISTVAN
EGYHAZ K0REB0I

A k0vetkez0 kisdedek reszesiil-
tex scent keresztsegben SIT. Ist.
van templmban:
/. Kalmar J6zsef es Daru Ka.
roina ikergyermekei Janos es Er-
zsebet, sziiletett januar 13-an. ke-
rezstsegOen reszesiiltek januar
1S-an. Janosnak keresztsziil3i
voltak: Nabli Peter es Hon Erzse-
bet, Erzsebet keresztsziiloi: Orosz
Ferenc es Husz6czki R6za.
2. Krokk JOSEF es Pantesz Te-
rez fla Lajos, sziiletett Nilesban
dec. 29-en. Kereszteltek januar
18-an. Keresztsziil6k: Krokk AL
bert es Revesz Maria.
3.Balazs Ferenc Is Fortshoffer
Maria leanya, Maria, sziil. jan. 10.
kereszteltek ugyanaznap. Ke-
resztsziil6k: Kiss JOSEF es neie.
A sziil6kh0z. Figyelmeztetiiik
a sziiloket, hogy kuldjek gyerme
keiket hitoktatasra minden szom-
baton delel6tt 1O-kor a SIT. Ist-
van templomba. Ebben az okta.
tasban reszesiilnek kiilonosen
azok a gyermekek, Xix elmultak
mar 10 evesek es a jovo tavaszon
jarulniok kell az els5 gy6nashoz
.es aldozashoz.1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22
SZTNTARSULATA.
MAX ELOADASA.

A youngstown es k0rnyeki k0-
zonseg bizonyara nagy 6r0mmel
veszi tudomasul, hogy Palasthy
Sander kivalo er6kb6l allo sim
tarsnlata februar Fan a .Kassuth
kor nagytermeben. el6adia az
" Erdeszlcany" c. harom ,felvo-
nasos pompas szindarabot.
Palasthy tarsulatat mem kell
dlcsernl, inert a szinhazba iar6
kozonseg tudja, hogy nit ok
produkalnal1, az minden tekintet-
ben megfelelo. A tarsulat leg
uJabb tagja, Rhedey Tstvan, a
nagy hlru tenorista. szinten ezen
el6adas kereteben fog bemutat-
kozni.
Jegyek mar most kaphat6k !:
Gagyi Janosnal, tarsulat mana
gerjenel, lapunk irodajaban. Az
erdeklodes igen Macy, tehat alan
latos a jegyeket mar j6 el6re le
foglalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22
KISS IsTvAN TEMETEsE
Macy kozonseg jelent meg sze-
rencsetlen veget iert derek ma
gyar ember temetesen. - A csa-
lad kOsz0nete.

A nagyvarsanyi sziiletesii, AZ
evet cit Kiss Istvant, aki szeren-
csetlcns6g k0vctkezteben a nagy
gyarban eletet vesztettc, csiit0r-
t0k0n reggel temettek Bodnar
Janos es neje, sziil Liptak Borba-
la, 1920 Manhattan street alatti
lakasarol, a Youngstown magyar
k0z0nseg elenk reszvete mellett.
A szerencsetlcn ember nyolc evig
lakott Bodnareknal, ahol Bod
narne, felesegenek, a hangacsi
sziiletesii es az o-hazaban tart0z-
kod6 Liptak Magdolnanak test
we're. Az elhunytat RATA kiviil
meg Margit, Wilma es Istvan,
szinten az 6-hazaban tartozkodo
gyermekei gyaszoljak. Ugyancsak
az itteni rokonsag KOHL Batari
Andras es neje, sziil. Liptak Zsu-
zsanna, akik szinten s6gorsagban
voltak az jelhunyttal.
A gyaszolo csalad ezen az uton
is k0sZ0netet mOnd a reformatus
egyhaznak, amelynek az elhunyt
buzgo presbitere volt, reforma
tus egyletnek es a Magyar Be-
tegsegelyz6 egyletnek (0reg)l
melyeknek tagja volt, gy0ny0rii
koszorukert. K0sz0netet mond
tovabba va q Janos es csaladia-
max, Homenik Gabor es csaladia-
max es Kalucky Sandornak, akik
a csalad tagjain xviii szinten ko-
szoruval r6ttak lie a kegyeletet az
elhunyt irant. Kosz0netet monda-
max tovabba Herczeg Andras es
Gal Miklos baratainak, akik au-
tomobilokat adtak temetesre. A
temetesen Mt. Gerenday Laszl6
tartott meghat0 beszedet es a sze
rencsetleniil jart emhert a Bel
mont temetoben helyezt6k 0r0k
nyugalomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22
"DANDIN GYORGY"

A Kossuth Egylet derek mil
kedvel6 gardaja kozel egy evi
sziinet utan ismet Macy darabbal
lep Youngstown magyar kozon-
seq ele vasarnap este. A darab
kitin6 mulattat6 vigjatek, anne
lyet a klasszikus szinmiiirodalom
egyik leghiresebb francia seer
zoje irt. A szerepek szokott is
kezekben vannak es a pr6bakr6l
tudjuk, hogy a darab nagyon
megnyeri maid k0z0nseg tet-
szeset. A felvonas k0zokben Ri
60 J6ska ciganyzenekara fog
hangversenyezni, mig az el6adas
utan kor fiirge tagjai hamaro.
san eltakaritjak szekeket es Ell
fel utan tame lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22
UJABR CADoMANYoK.

Or0mmel szamolunk be arr6L
hogy az elmult het folyaman
ujabb j6tekony adomanyok foly-
tax be:
Hidasy Emil - kozismert
nzletember - Girard, O.-bol tiz
dollart adott magyarorszagi
szegeny gyermekek reszere. A
penzt a gyujtessel megbizott Mi
h6k Sandorne hivatalosan nyue-
tazta.
Hriczu Janos, sol Crescent
street,, Youngstown lakos, a XII
egyike legaldozatkeszebb hon
fitarsainknak, 10 dollart adott, a
mely osszegb3l 5 dollar a sziberiai
foglyoknak, 3 dollar az ehez0 ma
gyarorszagi gyermekeknek es 2
dollar az Amerikai Magyar Szo-
vetsegnek jut. A harmas celu ne
mes adomanyt az illet6kes Is fell
hatalmazott gyiijtok nyugtaztak.
Az adakoz6k juttassak cl q penzt
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