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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-17

ember napokban levelet karott
Budapestr6l 1920 maius no 4-r6l
datalva.
A levelet egy tekintelyes bu-
dapesti iizletemeber barat ia irta
es pedig 16 Macy oldalon, siiriin
teleirva A szemelyes vonatkoza-
sokat elhagyva lekozoljiik a le-
vel erdekesebb reszleteit, melyek
bol sok olyan dolgot tudrlnk meg,
a mi meg ismeretlen volt el6t-
think.
Beszel6 igazsagok vannak a le-
velben, a mely t0bbek k0z0tt k0
vetkez6ket mondja:
"Te jol emlekszel, hogy 1914
augustus elejen tort XII nagy
vilaghaboru. Ennekem a rlakat
szerint els6nek kellett bevonul-
nom (21-24 ewes korosztalyuak)
s vittek lie SERB harcterre. OFT
,voltam Sabac bevetelenel, ahol
harom heti csatazas utan haron
sebesiilesemmel (egy golyo a
9yomromon ment keresztiil, egy
goly6 a lapockamba fur6dott, meg
maig is benne van, megvakul-
tam a. jobb szememre egy granat
legnyomastol.)
Sebesiileseimmel ket honapie
fekiidtem egy horvatorszagi k0r-
hazban, mig hazakeriiltem Pestre.
Pesten bement,am az Orszag Vi
lag szerkesztosegebe, ahol megker
tenn szerkeszt6t, hogy kildj6n
Xxi hadsereg (magyar-osztrak
sajt6hadiszallasra mint lap ha-
difenykepeszet, Ez sikerilt is es
en- 1914 decembereben mar ,Zso1.
nan voltam, ahol a sajtohadiszal
las parancsnoksaga volt.
Nagyon sokszor voltam halalos
veszelyben, amibe egesz artatla-
nul keriiltem, de egy kis ,ijedtst
gen xviii mas mem t0rtent velem.
Voltam az egesz orosz fronton, a
Karpatokban, Erdelybhn, Roma
niaban, az olasz fronton voltan
Albaniaban es SERB fronton.
Legrosszabbul jartam az ,alball
fronton. TIT kaptam egy tropi-
kus. malariat es verhast. 65 TO-
kos melegben kellett lovagolni 400
kilometert nekem, aki kiskorom-
ban a hintal6r6l is leestem s az.
6ta sem iiltem lovon.
A malaria, NIT 1916-ban szerez-
tenn, meg mai nap is gy0t0r. Bar
mar mem olyan intenziven, de h6-
naponkint egyszer legalabb fell
,iti a fejet.
Amt te evekkel ezel6tt tettel
meg, hogy rengeteget tanultal, az,
en- az ut6bbi ket ev alatt tettern
meg.
Mikor tiizer lettem, egy napon
kiiit0tt a forradalom. Az els6, de
ronda. A katonak a froEtokon
letettek fegyvert, jottek ugy
haza, ahogy tudtak. A horvat
hataron mindenuket elvettek a
katonaknak, meg a kenyerzsakju-
kat is. Aztan egy par napig nagy
felfordulasokat eltiink at.
Gr6f Karolyi lett koztarsasag
elnoke, $ 6t k0riilfogta (vagy in.
kabb vezette) egy par zsidogye-
rex, ugynevezett nemzetkOZi $40.
cialista iratott ala olyan rette
netes beket Szalonikiben (Szer-
bia), hogy gyalazat. November
t6l marciusig mindenki szocialista
volt Magyarorszagon es orditot.
tax, hogy kiralysag mem JON
! t0bbet vissza es hogy lie kom-
munistakkal, inert azok gazembe-
rex.
Mngirhatom neked, hogy mind
azok a sock, akik kommunis
takat szonoklatukban legazembe-
reztek es ragalmaztak (kes6bh
beigazolt igazsaggal), azok a $40
nokok marcus 21-en multi evben
mar a kommunistakat dicsertek
es vertek melliiket, hogy mex.
! kora kommunistak voltak ok min.
Ia &
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
KNIGHTS oE PYrHIAs

How many brothers are attending the meeting every Friday night? If you are not there you are missing something and it is worth while to be there. for there is something doing every meeting. Lodge is called to or der 7:30 sharp.
 Word has been received that Brother NJ. A. Brownlow died very suddenly in Santa Anna, California, on October :.
 Brother k. B. Hawkins. superintend- ent of the western division of the in surance department was present and gave a very interesting talk on fra ternalism, telling of the changes that took place at the meeting of the su- preme lodge and the effect that thc new laws will have. We might say that he gave us a very good sermon and we trust that all brothers will abide by what he said.
 The rank of knight was conferred and the team deserves special mention for the good work that they did and especially the manner in which they put the work on. You brother, that were not there certainly missed some thing. and the expression from tho newly made knights was certainly ap- preciated. We certainly welcome then 10 our midst.
 We would like to know why oul ! Vice Chancellor Luke Henderson go up and tried to make such apologize
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

prize waltz which was won by Mrs. Ruby Sloane and to say that she was surprised is only putting 1t mildly.
 There seems to be Q great deal or new interest among the new members of our camp and now that Captain Sloane has reorganized the degree team we are going to have some real time the balance o< the winter | Now if you want to have some req times you want to get the habit oi coming regularly and taking an active | part in the work.
 If you are a visiting member make yourself at home. Don't forget tha woodcraft stands for the same here al 1t did where you came from and call for your best effort here as elsewhere.
 Remember we meet every Monda. evening and every night is specia night with us.
 All visiting members in our city ar cordially invited to attend our meet ings.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
woopMEN OF THE WORLD

The Woodman boys sure did things up brown when they put on that bird feed on Monday evening at the odd Fellows hall
 There were something like one hun dred and fifty present and everyone scanned to have an exceptionally good time. There were all the birds that any one could wish for and not few of those present expressed themselves as having eaten so much that they did not feel Ike participating in the
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
TIE ROYAL NEIcHRnRs

The Royal Neighbors held their first meeting in their new home, odd Eel lows hall. at Third avenue and Adams street a week ago last night and considerable amount of business was transacted. The next meeting will be held on the 30th of this month when membership campaign will be launched and the plan and rules governing same will be presented. All members should be present to learn to which district they will belong and all officers are expected to be in their stations. It will be time for the drill team to plan drilling. So be sure and be there if you want to take part in the team.
 At o'clock the doors will be opened to our friends and the remainder of the evening will be devoted to dancing and card games. The Royal Neighbors are asked to invite their friends and a cor dial invitation is extended to all Mod ern Woodmen and friends. Come over and the committee will show you a wonderful time, They will have good dance music. Refreshments.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
JOHN W. MARrIN Edi,o-

The hot weather has nov. passed and me Tall and winter activities of all edges are in full swing. # you do not und the doings Of your lodge in this solunn it is your fault. See that some ene is appointed to write information H interest to your members and the happenings of your nettinqs to the soitor ot this column. Copy must be ln this office by s p. m. Thursday. Use typewriter, if possible, and write on only one side of paper. Do not make reports too long. Between POO and 300 words will be about riqht and thus al. low room for all lodges in this vicinity to get their activities before their members.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
]. lQDGE NGN

bcr tried tobogganing down the side Of mountain, head first. and the noun tain wasn't even bruised. A time never Co be forgotten was had by all.
 Preparations for many more such times are in prospect. The big JinX dance to be held at the K. of r. hall promises another big time. All are cordially invited to attend this and be- lieve me the jinx will be there in force. Don't fall to come for if you do you will miss the time of your life. We need your presence and help to make this one of our big nights. Come every body and have a good time with us and be one of the bunch.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
 XEOMEN

Having installed their new officers the Brotherhood of American Yeomen are now getting down to business. hay Ing started a membership contest. An Yeomen may know whose team they are on by calling up the Foreman Francis Lindstrom. or Mrs. B. Davis.
 Thursday October 2s is children's night on which the Yeornen will en- certain the children. All who wish to take part may do so by calling up Mrs. B. DaYis who has charge of the entertainment. This entertainment is for Yeomen children and their friends All are welcome.
 Correspondents number is S05 North Seventh street Phone 8953.
 The Yeomen meet every Thursday night K. of F. hall.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
ODD FELLOWS

Nothing seems to interfere with the interest taken in Odd Fellowship in Phoenix. Even the rain had no effect on the candidates who were there with non-slIid tires and chains, and they certainly came in handy. The only ac- cident that happened was when Broth CT Potts ran out of gas, and had to be lowed into Jericho, in Cheatham's Ford. But take it from a spectators standpoint. the trip was success and all arrived on schedule time.
 Several new applications were re- ceived. and we will have large class for November, which is very encour- aging to the degree staff, as the boys are taking a great inttrest in the work and with eight to ten candidates to be taken care of each night, tells the tale of why Phoenix lodge Is prog ressing.
 Grand Master Norris just returned from a trip to the Buckeye lodge and reports he is going to take the degree staff there to exemplify the initiatory 7. degree. Tha- will be some trip boys. So be there when he is ready for you, which will be some time next month.
 The funeral of Brother J. l.. Cravens of Oklahoma lodge No. s, was held Wednesday afternoon. Phoenix lodge had charge of the funeral.
 The third degree will be conferred next meeting night and there may be eats. so any of you who have missed any meals lately may have a chance to catch up. for when the Rebekahs have eats they are always 100 per cent If you doubt this ask Brother Albright.
 There is another trip to Glendale being planned. You know what that means. Come up and Hargrave will give you the dope. Blaine and Claflin say they can go to Glendale any time without being doped.
 Do not forget the big Fraternal day which will be held on Tuesday, No- vember 9, during fair week. This is tc be known as Fraternal day at the state fair, and we want every Odd Fellow to arrange to go to the fair grounds that day and to the fraternal dance which will be held that same evening at Riverside park. All of the fraternal orders of the city are arranging tc make this the biggest day at the fail and we want every member of the chain gang to boost Tuesday, Novem- Der g, as the big day at the fair. h. formation regarding this day can be had by calling at the secretary's of- flee, 23 West Monroe street.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

Last Wednesday night was the reg ular meeting of the Moose. There was | a fair crowd in attendance and much l business was transacted. The drill l team is getting down to hard work and 1 Brother Myers is calling for more re- cruits. Members who can devote the time to this are urged to see Brother Myers. The Moose headquarters are at 443 West Washington. Club quar- ters are being put in shape and equip ment provided to make it a pleasant place for any member to spend a little tine- The secretary can be found there and any business pertaining to the lodge can be transacted there. Next N ednesday there will be an officers meeting at headquarters. 443 West
 Washington. Every member is invited
 to be present. The team will also meet
 there that night and drill for about an
 hour. Brother Holland has resigned
 as secretary the same to take place at
 the close of this month. After that
 time w. Ward Davies will be secretary.
 Several members were reported sick.
 SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION | Friday night. October 22. Phoenix
 council No. 2325 held another of their
 interesting and impressive initatory
 ceremonies admitting a nice class of
 new members.
 In case you don't know we would
 like to impress upon your minds that every Friday night there is something
 doing for the Security Benefit asso-
 citation in the I. O. o. F. hall beginning at 7:30 p. m. and ending when every one is too tired to create any new fun. President Arthur J. Barnes has de- clared that there will be one Friday night each month devoted entirely to social, all fun and no work, this Friday night this month happens to be Octo- Der 20 and a big Halloween Shadow basQuet social is going to be held at which time a wonderful time is guar anteed to all. There will be dancing for those that dance and all kinds of games and cards for those that don't dance. Special music and special fun.
 Don't forget the date, Friday night October 29, at D. m. l. O. O. F. hall Wednesday night. October 20. a large delegation from Phoenix council went to Glendale to attend their Tacky
 dance. Everyone reports a grand time Although it was a tacky dance, they N didn't seem to see anything tacky about the wonderful time that they had. Tn fact it was first class and UT to date in every way. Glendale, have another Tacl<y dance so that we car f come to it.
 On Monday night. October 2s. larg, E delegation from Phoenix council will go to Chandler to their masquerad, ball. Come one, come all, come short come tall. to the masquerade ball al Freeman's hall. Chandler Arizona, or \ October 25, Monday evening.
 Security Benefit association guaran. tees grand time to every member s, s if you want to get in on them, just be
 come a member.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

The T. I. C.'s of the Fraternal Broth erhood journeyed to Hot Springs and spent Saturday night and Sunday hunting deer and auail--mostly quafi a6 they took their dears along and wigh Co say now we sure had some time and an of those that failed to go missed a treat The ladies took we'll
 flied baskets for which the men were indeed grateful after chasing quail over the mountain from a. m. to 9. Ohl don't know. Still all reports show that all returned safe save for a few bruises which were caused from the ground flying up and hitting them or something of that sort one mem
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 24 1920

the other night, for you have been there before.
 The rank of page will be conferred
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

the first meeting in November.
 The attendance has been very goo but more of the brothers should come
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

that comes I'D to lodge next Friday night bring another brother with you. So get the habit and come to lodge.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

up and see what is doing. It will be
 worth your while; visiting brothers are always welcome. so every brother
The Washington times., 1920-04-14

You don't have to worry about
his filling up on cream -pufs and
candy-not if you fill his lunch-box
with Bond Bread sandwiches.
And even if you put in little of
that wonderful chocolate cake Of
yours-he won't eat that FIRST.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
AMERICAN MEN NO
.LONGERFEAR WIVES
British Writer Says Prohibition
Cause Of "Masculinist" Move
ment In States.

ON, April l4-"Are Ameri-
cans afraid of their wivesr' IL the
bold theme which Richard KeVerns
chooses to discuss In the Daily
Mirror.
They were-some OF them are even
yet-but a great masculinist move
msnt Is sweeping the States, Rich
ard maintains and this movement
will soon free the enslaved sex.
"Rights for men are being de-
manded." he writes.
81 take II that In the bad old days
of demon rum when a man came
home late from the club he had a
sort OF guilty feeling. He wanted 10
placate his wife.
$50. OF course, he put up with any
thing for the sake OF peace and a
quiet life. He would return and say,
Yes, dear. it's quite true that I aid
The Washington times., 1920-04-14

dine with Cyrus Jones, and ~ a mat
tsF q fast q sks IA sigth62y aaa
We did have just one bottle, al
though, as you know, ] didn't want
~ but saw some splendid hats In
the new shop on Nine Thousand and
Twenty ninth street today, and i
thought perhaps you might Hook In
there tomorrow and buy a dozen or
so.'
Then she. would say; How sweet
OF you or words TO that eject. Il
was just dying for a new set OF hats;
now set on with sweeping the par
lor, dear
"And there you are. Demon rum
hAd riveted yet another fstter upon
his victim.
but that IL all nnished and done
with now. The tired business man
returns from his office sharp on
time now. He has too much time
on his hands.
'Now We all know the fate that
lies In walt for idle hands. The tired
business man promptly gets into
mischief. He begins to revolt
against his dollars and dust-chasing
life. Living a perfect life with moth
ing 20 hide, a occurs 10 him that he
will give up housework. Broodins
over the situation he decides that he
Is a slave.
"And here we have the beginnings
OF a masculinist movement.
where this will lead IL is hard 20
say. Perhaps the women will In
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
FLIER'S DAUGHTER, Is,
SEEKS AERO LICENSE

PARIS. April 14.-Mademoiselie
Andree Farman. who has not yet
reached her fifteenth year, probably
will be the youngest aeroplane pilot
ever registered in the world She
expects to take her pilots tests this
summer.
Mademo<selle Farman is the daugh-
ter OF Maurice Farman. pioneer
French aviator and one OF the foun-
ders of the Farman aeroplane factory.
She made her first flight at the age
of four and actually began plotting q
plane, with double control, seated by
r father. before she was fourteen
s e has made several long flights In
the company OF her father.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
SLAYER IS TRAILED TO
BALLROOM BY CANINE

GENEVA, April IA police dog.
dashing through a crowd Of dancers
at a ball at a hotel at Laveno, on
Lake Maggiore, recently, fioored and
pinned down an Italian murderer
named Bartoni while IN the middle of
a dance.
Bartoni is reported to have stabbed
a young italian woman through jeai-
ousy. He then calmly changed his
clothes, which were covered with
blood, went home. then dined at a
cafe, and vent on to the ball. The
dog followed his movements to the
end, until the detective following the
animal arrested Bartoni. who there
upon confessed.
The dance ended abruptly as the
prisoner was led out of the room.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
PLUMBER TAPS WINE
BARREL; STOPS WORK

PITTsBURoH, April l4.-Every
day isn't a dull one for the plumber.
Thomas o'Brien. pipe mechanic" Z"
was making a water connection In
the cellar OF a residence here. After
he had bored a hole through a par
tition he showed a pipe through, when
to his utter Amusement a reddish
liquid began to now. IL did not take
him long 10 discover that he had
tapped a wine barrel on the other
side OF the partition.
This was as much as could
stand" he told the magistrate after
he had sobeTed up.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS,
SHOWS HUGE INCREASE

Preliminary population figures
were announced today by the Census
Bureau as follows:.
Washington. Ind. 1920 population.
s,7O5; increase since 1910. S51. or 10.9
per cent.
Sullivan, Ind. 1920 population.
4,4s9; increase since 1910. 374. or OIL
per cent
Greenfield. Ind, 1920 population.
AGO; decrease since 1910. $50. OF 6-3
per cent
Ypsiianti. Mich. 1920 population.
7.413: increase since 1910, 1.1s3. or
10 per cent.
Winston-saieun, N. c.. 1920 popula-
ton, 1896: increase since 1910. 26.-
sos. or 1882 per cent.
Plymouth, Mass. 1920 population.
13.o32; increase since 1910. s91. or
7.3 per cent
Latrobe, Pa. 1920 population. e.4s4;
increase since 1910, TOT, or 81 per
cent.
Ionia, Mich. 1920 population, 6.ss5;
increase since 1910. 1905. or 37.9 per
cent.
2.074; Increase since 1910. 702. or 51.a
per cent.
Georgetown. KY, 1920 population.
S.s03; decreased since 1910. $50, or
1919 per cent.
Douglas. Ariz.. 1920 population.
9,916: increase since 1910, 3,47s. or
"a per cent. ..,.
Port Arthur. Tex. 1920 population.
% 2,251; increase since 1910. 14,6SS, or
1904 per cent. ,s@ "a "'.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14

thousands Of people suffer more ore
tongue, bad breath, sour burning stom.
ach, frequent vomiting. rumbling N
stomach, bitter eructations, gas, Wlnp
and stomach acidity ana cal thia ~ ma
r. due TO gastric catarrh of the stom-
ach." writes a New York physician.
catarrh OF the stomach is danger
GUS because the mucous memprahe
lining Of the stomach is thickened
snd srft.e. eostias 20 esat o. ths digestive uids
cannot mix with the food and digest
them. This condition soon breeos
deadly. disease In the fermented: Hn-
cd and carries the Infection through
eo' to form ens y ana frequently an ulcer Is the
6rst sign of q deadly cancer. :
In catarrh of the stomach a good
meals q teaspoonful Of pure Bisurated
Maenesia in half glass of hot water
as hot as you can comfortably drink
(. The hot water, washes the mucous
from the stomach walls and draws
the blood to the stomach while the
Bisurated Magnesia is an excellent
solvent for mucus and increases the
efficiency Of the hot water treatment;
serve as powerful but harmless ant
acid which will neutralize any ex-
cess hydrochloric acid that may be in
your stomach and sweeten It's food
contents Easy, natural digestion
without distress of any kind should
soon follow. Bisurated Magnesia is
not a laxative, Is harmless, pleasant
and easy to take and can be obtained
from any local druggist. Don't confuse
Bisurated Magnesia with other forms
of magnesia, milks, citrates, etc., but
get II in the pure bisurated form
powder or tablets), especially pre-
pared for this purpose.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14

Because he will just grab for thos
sandwiches when noon comes an
"it's a long time since breakfast"
And his Bond Bread will be sti
fresh-that' s one Of the beauties {
the pure "home" ingredients
which Bond Bread is made.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14

psnieG briEadea, Ano diyisions for
.s..Il.d-ths-iines service.
Plans are now being eAnVassed by
War Secretary Churchill how best TO
establish a peAce-time reserve OF
skilled women. The government fully
recognized the invaluable work done
The Washington times., 1920-04-14

~ wsAaS WrsnS Wrsfs a1e stkss
skirted soldiers.
The reserve will probably be ono
that can quickly be expanded In case
OF hostfitiea IL will be the worlds
nrst woman war reserve.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
Catarrh Of
The Stomach
Is Dangerous

sThousands Have IL and Don't
Know It." Says Physician.
Frequently Mistaken for In
digestion How to Recognize ard
Treat ...
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
ADVERTISERS SPACE CUT.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, April 1.-THE
Birmingham News today announced
that owing to the newsprint shortage
all advertising space of regular
clients would be cut one-half
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
PLAN PEACE RESERVE
OF ENGLISH WOMEN

LONDON, April l+-Women prob
ably will play an even greater part In
England's next war than the last,
when they were frst formed into COM
The Washington times., 1920-04-14

EBERT troops. aided BY heavy wire sntAnsiemsnts.
Lkeep immense crowds from oyerrunning the great
plaza In front Of the Punishable in Stuttgart where the
Ebert government operated after the sensational coup of
DR. Won Kapp In Berlin.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14

self-dsfenss vote Ameriea wet again.
AiToaay ] rs4d th4t thsy would hSe
10 be dominated for = change
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-26

The second Philippine mission seek-
ing independencs of the islands q the
hands Of the United States l. nov h
this country. The delegation inciudos
members Of both houses Of the PAillp-
pine IegislaturM aniliatcd with both
political parties and Representatives
q labor ard 4 The financial intsrssts
q the Islands.
TAe missiOn. bssides appealing to
eon9rsaa. VIII present the clainD -
IL islana people to indspendenee ~
foso ~ natienal conventtona Il to
'DsDoeRat1es 81 nspablteAn paetas4
PssAess - EhltlpiAs ines sAdsaS =
sAsis Diat1st6 IN - UpntAt =
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-26

deed dsted March Is. 1907. recent.
y recorded on Long island. conveys
-the Valentine farm on the nigh
way leading from Jamaica to Great
Plains on the Jericho turnpike. thence
TO the highway leading from Little
Plains 10 Rocky Hill. including the
buiidings. orchards. gardens, meadows.
commons. seedlings. trees. woods.
patba water and water coursea.- but
Eives no other description Of the prop
erty OF any indication Of it, size, and
nobody knOws whaf " IT,